Year 2190, Earth Explodes and Only Astronauts Survive

[@machbauer132]

Seems to be the latest trend, making dystopian space movies where earth was gone by an unknown cause. I gotta say, the cause interests me more than the actual story of the movie.

[@Kehwanna]

"Alright! When I flip this switch, we'll see a miniature controlled sun appear right before our eyes. We're about to put all that inaccurate fear-mongering data from the naysayers to rest in 5,4,3,2,1... "

[@thirdworldrider6991]

Elon musk is the executive producer

[@RayoBeatz]

they tried to get energy resources and something exploded is the best explination possibly a cold fusion reactor or something like the colider created an enormous explosion if there was enough time to send a signal to iss this means nasa was responsible for whatever happened or at the very least was aware hell it could have been a planet cracker weapon that was setoff from a satilite which wouldn't suprise me either.

[@deke76]

Same here. I watched this one and wanted to know what happened to Earth much more than I cared about these astronauts

[@JohnFekoloid]

Unknown causes? It was Putin who done it!

[@bluryfilms]

gotta love the mindset of the other crew "we are the LAST humans alive...and we are just trying to survive...lets kill the LAST 2 women of our species"

[@joanagarcia46]

@@vjreimedia bro its kinda impossible and rare for that like infinite.1

[@zee9709]

@@vjreimedia you got me cuckle lol

[@lurgee1706]

I mean, the humanity is dead, women or not. There's that minimum viable population (you can google it) needed for survival and avoiding genetic stochasticity, and their group was nowhere near that size. They could only hope to survive as individuals.

[@NarutoUzumaki-oc7we]

@@lurgee1706 i was about to say that but you have saved me the effort, thanks

[@lastpme]

Great point….

[@cobaltprime9467]

I can’t believe they killed Miranda Cosgrove off like that.

[@joaop4585]

Gotta kill the pretty people first. Movie rule

[@WWFLIGHT]

Lol

[@altonb93]

*Michael Jackson 😂

[@anewf8724]

No more Icarly

[@rocketraccoon1976]

So much for things being so wonderful... 😭

[@mcjon77]

So with 5 people on board, they only have 28 days of Oxygen and food. However, with only 1 person on board, he is able to live on the ship for YEARS alone until he finds the other ship? On top of that, there were also enough supplies on the second ship for her to stay alive for YEARS alone?

[@justicar5]

They mention the ship focusing replenishing only 1 half of Pangea, so...maybe life support has a limit it can cope with?

[@freyalunar3633]

The ship can produce some, but not enough for everyone at the same time

[@roberto5red5rocky85]

Logic ... Future ... Movie. simple

[@Misterscout]

It's not as simple as that. Taking into consideration recycling processes as well. 5 people, it might not be able to upkeep fast enough.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

Soylent green ....people are food...and vegans are range feed

[@RokkitGrrl]

So, with five people, there are only 28 days of supplies but with just one person, there's 10 years of supplies? That's crazy.

[@Kopie0830]

@Peter Kurten The dude found a book on intermittent fasting and yoga. Ate once every 5 days. Problem solved.

[@nicolaslocke1433]

It didn't detailed why the 28 days. Most likely, it's oxygen that the ship can't replenish fast enough. That's why they want to split the ship in the first place, so the ship won't overwork throughout the whole ship and only focus on a room or 2. Don't think food and fuel is the issue of 28 days.

[@samueldormervil]

Also, where does all the shit go? If you open the airlock to get rid of it, you lose precious life support

[@ebg5062]

@@samueldormervil acid waste disposal seems plausible, not that it was mentioned.

[@brandenburg2388]

The question can be proven correct using advanced mathematical calculations.........

[@SouthernGent44]

Omar Epps is a fantastic actor. I enjoy all of his films.

[@Faisaldegrt]

Dr. Foreman

[@keving1774]

House

[@904jagzsuck5]

Foreman : "YOU CAN'T DO THAT!" House : "Hold my cane."

[@mairyhuff7102]

@@904jagzsuck5 😂😂👍

[@domotemujin7780]

@Cayenne Captain ok then 😐😐😐

[@fendra3717]

the weirdest thing in this movie, they smoke while they know they short on oxygen

[@G0dismabestfren]

Human nature at its finest lol. I mean this should not be surprising as while on earth they know smoking for long periods of time can lead to cancer or some other issue but they still do it because it's a habit they cannot kick.

[@fendra3717]

@@G0dismabestfren forgot to mention this how the hell they allow astronout bring a cigarret to space the sane astronout just let the crazy one smoking

[@Bando-fx4mf]

The French brought em lol

[@fendra3717]

@@Bando-fx4mf da hell

[@rambofan334]

"Yeah, this is big brain time."

[@la7dfa]

If we have that few in space by 2190, then the rocket industry has failed totally.

[@youexx]

The rocket industry should HOPEFULLY be gone by then, thanks to current gravity-wave research, which - combined with developments in quantum engineering, allow for the very first anti-gravity propulsion systems ever devised. This kind of development revolutionizes the whole space travel world, and boundaries are pushed far beyond where they exist today. This new technology should allow the spread of mankind out to other worlds with reasonable effort. (cigarettes or no cigarettes) 73, Yves W1UX

[@la7dfa]

@@youexx You apparently are way smarter than us regular science guys 😁😁😁

[@MrDaldagnuur]

@@youexx anti gravity doesnt exist bro.

[@la7dfa]

@Cort C Yes they probably are a bit ahead in some areas. But its mostly in military tech. It is limited to the boundaries of physical laws still, so we can guess its mostly about supersonic rockets, stealth and such.

[@AliothAncalagon]

The entire premise of the movie is strange. They invest 100% of their effort into some Jupiter moon and invest 0% of their effort into developing a relevant infrastructure near earth.

[@Artster8489]

Lets design the spaceship with dark tones and minimal lighting and as mechanical as it can be so the crew that has to spend years on it go full mental

[@al28854]

@3:31 the most impressive part of this movie is that they have such a significant amount of supplied cigarettes to last for years, NASA should adopt that kind of operational procedures aboard their spacecrafts.

[@VonnieVon2009]

Add to that the fact that their fresh air supply is EXTREMELY important. Why would they give them cigarettes!

[@leeolie3728]

They probably gave them Hollywood cigarettes leftover after the movie industry crash of 2025 😆

[@Gnarfendorf]

@@leeolie3728 you expect humanity to survive till 2025? you sir must be veeeery optimistic considering the shit thats going down rn :D

[@richardscaggs5936]

LoL 😂 astronaut must have learned how to rolled their own cigarettes and have lifetimes of tobaccos in bags on spaceship 🚀 because of moisture from oxygen tanks and mist of water to keep astronauts from drying out . Papers and filters cigarettes will be wet and tobacco won't light up .

[@richardscaggs5936]

Astronaut have to use " Vapor Electronic steam ," cigarette 🚬 with different types of flavors inserters that doesn't use fire and no smoke and no ashes .

[@philiptucker7590]

“It’s too late, the emptiness of space has him”… not gonna lie that sentence was DEEP AF 😭

[@Balizaharee]

yeah, deep if you're a five year old

[@pyromaniac034]

@@Balizaharee ooga booga

[@Homelander1234]

Not deep just kinda fuckin horrifying imagine floating through space for an inconsiderable amount of time while knowing you are either gonna suffocate to death as your blood and organs boil or you'll be ripped apart like spaghetti by the gaping maw of a black hole. Absolutely horrifying to think about.

[@markhammar3977]

No oxygen, but lots of cigarettes wtf .

[@PyroMancer2k]

Supposed Scientist, "We should split the ship in two to save on Oxygen use." Gotta love faulty logic of authors righting sci-fi. The Oxygen is used by people breathing it in, not from having a larger room. Unless they pump all the Oxygen filling the rooms on the other section of the station they will end up with LESS oxygen.

[@darthvader5532]

Hollywood is a gaggle of Darwin award winners on parade.

[@AliothAncalagon]

A spaceship with twice as much surface area will actually leak twice as much. I highly doubt that this was thought through by the producers and such leakage is usually not that significant unless you are superlong in space without supplies, but I didn't want to ignore that possibility.

[@PyroMancer2k]

@@AliothAncalagon I seriously doubt they were considering something like that. Besides the potential leaks caused from blowing the station apart, combined with the air lose from what was left behind in the other section of the station I think would far out weight any minor losses from surface area. Plus how much surface area would they really be saving? I wouldn't be half because when the station splits you have new sections that didn't use to be exposed to space to create new surface areas on. Plus I don't see how simply pumping the air out of those sections and into the main area wouldn't be a better approach. And if they can't do that well then blowing the station is really dumb idea cause you'd be leaving behind all that extra air.

[@AliothAncalagon]

@@PyroMancer2k Absolutely true. Especially the risks of blowing anything up in space cannot be overestimated.

[@XYZ-wf9mk]

*For the other case, it was an explication* : : Food and air are produced all the time. But not fast enough for 5 people, so for 5 people they would take in stocks. And the stocks only lasted for 28 days for 5 people.

[@deke76]

She's worried about oxygen onboard while smoking. Lol.

[@theldraspneumonoultramicro405]

a shockwave? in space? and the earth is blown up? ok... i see, this is that kind of movie.

[@MK1vids]

what, is that not possible? or just a cliche?

[@Nimmy82MD]

shock waves are very much possible in space.

[@gerardovelazquez724]

Ask supernova's about shockwaves. They like going for entire planetary systems

[@illudian]

@@MK1vids shockwaves are just pressure waves through a medium of some kind. The earth doesn't have enough material to produce a shockwave out to that distance. In addition for an explosion to be that bright from that far and for the earth to be gone would require such a large amount of energy that it's only describable in relation to something else and even then imagining it is hard. The absolute minimum energy required would equal the same amount that our sun produces in a week and it would have to be delivered near instantly. So in essence no not possible.

[@MK1vids]

@@illudian Astronomy sure is interesting. That was a nice read, thank you c:

[@user-qx6ek4dj8w]

Hey thanks. I was just about to request this from a diff channel. Nice recap. Keep going

[@filmbit2518]

Thanks! Will do!

[@allenalston3218]

Timestamps Start 0:00 Middle 4:30 End 9:00

[@CR0WYT]

Wondering what would happen to astronauts if the world ended has been a thought in the back of my head for a long time.

[@Tore_Lund]

If they are on the ISS when a meteor of the serious size strikes, they would be at high risk from ejecta at least on the side the meteor strikes, even if they are not close to the point of impact. The MIR space station almost was in a similar situation. In 1988 the Soviet Union collapsed and their space program collapsed too because of no funding or pay. The single occupant Valeri Polyakov was up there alone for 14 months.

[@littletommy4250]

Astronauts will be the only existing human in the universe they can survive as long as they have food & water and Oxygen

[@littletommy4250]

But thinking about it... it scared me really bad.. I am currently suffering of a fear of death thingy idk... I can’t get over it.. I have a depression and I love my parents to bad that I can’t let them die of natural death, I don’t want to lose anybody 😭😭 I don’t want to be alone 😭

[@marcossanchez1158]

@@littletommy4250 dont everything its gana be ok just take a deep breath

[@theldraspneumonoultramicro405]

the ISS has at the bare minimum 45 days of food, water and oxygen, if they where very recently resupplied they probably have more, how much i dont know and if they ration their supplies properly they could last much longer. after the earth ends it all comes down to how they want to live out their very much so numbered days, not untinkable at least a one person would decide to hop out of the airlock without a suit on, as time goes on and their supplies dwindle, desperation would have them turn on eachother and fight for what remains, odds are high the last remaining survivors would turn to cannibalism, the very last person to die would probably manage to hold on for perhaps 1 year, maybe a little more then that, assuming air filters and water recycling systems hold up. depending on how the earth ends they could seek refuge on earth after some time and manage to survive to old age in a deserted postapocalyptic world, if they are lucky they may perhaps run in to friendly survivors if any exists. the only thing i know for sure is that it would be tough being up there, helplessly watch as humanity is wiped out, all their loved ones, all their friends, gone, and all they can do is watch, unable to call them and have a final conversation, whatever was their last parting words, will forever be their last words to eachother.

[@Comicsluvr]

When 'we managed to survive, even though everyone else is dead' is considered a happy ending, we know that we've been through some shit.

[@ThinkPIONEERing]

If You think thats dark You obviously havent seen “Aniara”

[@wethepplwhorblackerthanblu6442]

Mane they've been doing this type of theme since the seventies.. Check out these old 70s movies and see if you see a connection.. The Poseidon Adventure Towering Inferno and Earthquake

[@wethepplwhorblackerthanblu6442]

@@ThinkPIONEERing Just saw the trailers that you was talking about Man IT Super sucks that we people who live in the United States We can't get stuff from Europe because THAT Place is A different culture it would challenge our culture and our way of thinking too much

[@mrbuck5059]

You're all that's left of us. Good luck. God bless and God Speed.

[@imonymous]

I thought of that too.

[@brianlong8926]

Pandora love that movie

[@theforgeryttv6449]

@@brianlong8926 *Pandorum

[@g..._anthony27]

The Earth exploded because the celestial came out of the planet!

[@ThinkPIONEERing]

Nah, chuck norris and one punch man got frustrated at the same time and banged on their desks simultaneously.

[@g..._anthony27]

@@ThinkPIONEERing their desk?

[@rambofan334]

I tried to warn you guys.

[@g..._anthony27]

@@rambofan334 I'll still give yo moms $20 to finish

[@khrisi9410]

Not enough breathable air but let me smoke this cigarette.

[@Mad.Maxx.77]

I liked this movie despite the obvious lapses in scientific reality. If I remember correctly, wasn't Pangea 2 headed for a colony on one of Jupiter's moons? I presumed Jackie and John could survive there for years. Been a while since I've seen it, so my memories might be off.

[@XYZ-wf9mk]

What lapse in scientific reality ? : *Food and air are produced all the time. But not fast enough for 5 people, so for 5 people they would take in stocks. And the stocks only lasted for 28 days for 5 people.*

[@thejworks07]

​@XYZ-wf9mk earth exploding would destroy everyone you see in the movie for one

[@starkeeper]

This is a great recap! Thanks!

[@XYZ-wf9mk]

*For people in comment* : *Food and air are produced all the time. But not fast enough for 5 people, so for 5 people they would take in stocks. And the stocks only lasted for 28 days for 5 people.*

[@rocketraccoon1976]

What does stocks have to do with anything? Pretty sure with Earth destroyed, any stocks they took in would be worthless. (no stock exchange = no one to buy your stocks in the future) 🧐

[@matthewblake8485]

Amazing recap! That mystery behind what really happened to Earth had me. 😮

[@stepheng4467]

I had dreams about the earth exploding 5 years ago .it startled me for few days .

[@wj3186]

Do you have any idea how much free energy would be needed to do that? I can only imagine a star having that much available. Planets are practically inert; they don't just explode like that.

[@sarbnitrof4663]

I'm just glad it didn't turn you into a prophet trying to convince people it would happen in our lifetime.

[@BeatmasterAC]

@@wj3186 Warhammer 40k: "ever heared of Exterminatus via Cyclonic Stage 2 Torpedo?"

[@hiuto2]

@@BeatmasterAC that Torpedo only possess the capability to destroy the entire biosphere of the target world, either through the initiation of a thermonuclear reaction that ignites all free oxygen in the atmosphere or the simple expedient of nuclear-fusion-assisted plasma bombardment, not the entire planet itself.

[@BeatmasterAC]

@@hiuto2 you are confusing it with an Atmospheric Incendiary Torpedo which does exactly what you described. That was used by Horus on Istvaan. A Cyclonic Stage 2 Torpedo drills into the Planet (in mere Minutes) until it reaches the Core and detonates it's huge payload, completly destroying the Planet, turning it into an Asteroid Field. There is another Exterminatus which smaller Cyclonic (Stage 1) Torpedoes are lauched to specific tectonic Points of the Planet. After they drilled into the Mantle, they start rotating against the Planets direction of Rotation. By doing that, huge, continental sized Chunks of the Planet are removed. Basically the Planet ripps itself appart, by it's own Rotation. Watch Luetin09's Video about Exterminatus.

[@ericthemovieguy]

So 5 people only had enough supplies for 28 days but one guy made it last 9 plus years?

[@YSL069]

main character plot armor

[@zulucruz664]

Black man physiology is very different I see

[@rocketraccoon1976]

He ate all the dead people.

[@idc_cope]

Great ending, Omar Epps breakin Hollywood norms.

[@leelee7731]

Great job recap. I saw the movie I needed .

[@GunterThePenguinHatesHugs]

Damn, imagine that. I've always wondered what it would be like for astronauts if the earth was destroyed, or a zombie apocalypse wiped everyone out, and they were the only humans left or something... They'd eventually starve or suffocate as they need assistance from Earth for supplies and to shuttle them back and forth.

[@batasgamer8511]

There's a chapter of astronauts in space while a zombie apicalypse is happening in World War Z book

[@Canadianvoice]

I like how even in 2190 people are still smoking cigarettes

[@richardscaggs5936]

LoL we're they using Vapes ? Smokeless only rechargeable flavor refills .

[@scoott2620]

This movie I haven't seen seems excellent :) Top scenario!

[@MADBD619]

No Food, No water, No Air, No Home, No Internet, and No Entertainment make man go crazy with Space Madness!

[@JT-gi8rx]

I’d hope by that time our technology would be more advanced than this. It’s almost 200 years in the future…we’ve had computers for less than a century, smart phones are only 10-15 years old…at the rate our technology advances, in 200 years we should have either figured out how to generate and harness fusion energy, or maybe even anti-matter energy. The technology in this movie seems barely above what currently exists…

[@r.lamont8120]

So he finds his friend/girlfriend and then what? They need another planet to live on and even then the women looks too old to have children. Human kind is done.

[@gregaclark2]

Europa was already established in this story, their goal was go go back there, but he went to get his girlfriend first.

[@allahakbar1907]

That's 168 years from now

[@sidology1.0]

This was a good watch. Im so curious on what xould have made earth explode, and more importantly, why did the woman say "oh no what have we done"

[@InfinityTheObserver]

I'm just here to Observe................ ...because that's my name....

[@0nan-Son-of-Juda-Brother-of-Er]

A thousand years later and we only have astronauts Pathetic future

[@foreverfendi1037]

Ummm don't mean to be that guy but, the movie is set less than 200 years in the future not 1,000 lol.

[@richardscaggs5936]

LoL really ? Earth got destroyed by Comet ☄️ in 200 years ago ‼️ Where's the rest of earth and rest of the human beings coming from ? If thousands years have passed ? Nothing ‼️ Zero ‼️No more human beings if there's only 2 people left an old man and woman in the small space ship .

[@lastpme]

I had never heard of this movie…but it looks pretty good.

[@jovayutube]

Movie title is 3022 starring Omar Epps? Interesting. SWEET movie review! YOU'RE AWESOME! BEST REGARDS!

[@superdave8248]

First I was expecting some twist at the end. Earth isn't destroyed or something there equivalent. But this movie (based on this review) is a mess. Resource issues are only an issue when they need to be to progress the story. A 10 year mission for a three month travel time destination isn't even remotely credible - you are asking middle age parents to leave their children for more than half their childhood. The final message from Earth would have arrived long after the shock wave hit the station. They would have continued to receive old communications with Earth for days if not weeks afterwards. The operational status of the station without any continue support from Earth. The lack of arrivals from ships in mid transit to and from the colony who would be completely unaware of something having happened on Earth. And out of curiosity, does the movie even tell us what the other section of the station is intended for? Fuel production? Food production? It just seems to me they could cut off the life support to that section of the ship if it was adding stress to the remaining life support system without going through all the turmoil they went through to separate the two sections. I'm all for hit the "I believe" button a few times in SciFi movies and TV shows. But this movie feels like it was written by somebody whose entire writing background was romantic dime novels. Someone who is better at writing yet another Christmas romance movie for Hallmark than trying to put out a believable SciFi thriller.

[@neutrino78x]

"A 10 year mission for a three month travel time destination isn't even remotely credible - you are asking middle age parents to leave their children for more than half their childhood." So the counter-terrorist mission in Afghanistan wasn't plausible? Presumably it would be mainly people who don't have young children who would volunteer for the mission. :)

[@superdave8248]

@@neutrino78x Apples and oranges. Deployment tours can be as long as 1 year as as short as a few months depending on the unit and mission. Additionally, once the tour is over the troops would return home to their families. Three, soldiers aren't assigned to the same unit over and over again. They transition to other units every 1 - 3 years. So even if a unit had back to back deployments to support operations in Afghanistan, the odds of someone doing more than two tours there is fairly low. Unless they just have the bad luck to attach to another command which is slotted to do another deployment.

[@neutrino78x]

@@superdave8248 Well, I think in the future being away for 10 years in space will be common; at 10% the speed of light, going to Proxima Centauri would take 45 years, that's just to get there. Presumably using nuclear for propulsion and habitation power. :) Enough nuclear fuel and enough hydrogen for reaction mass could potentially get you going a lot faster, 70% the speed of light, so like 8 years to get there... One thing we need to develop is cryosleep so long missions are not experienced by the crew. :)

[@FebiMaster]

In the future, time and aging will be a resource, crews will be in space for decades, their families will age and die, it will happen if humanity wants to expand anywhere else in the solar system and beyond, we just need to shorten the time and the risk of microgravity significantly

[@neutrino78x]

@@FebiMaster indeed at relativistic speeds you will survive a voyage of hundreds of light-years because only a few decades will pass on the ship and you'll be in cryo sleep. But your friends and family will have passed away. So relativity puts a speed limit but it also does us a favor; that time difference makes it survivable.

[@MegaCityOne]

What if Earths destruction was just a simulation, to study how the astronauts would react. In a crew expendable kinda way.

[@vtrizzle7892]

Ultimate twist

[@ZombieHavok27]

That's a Twilight Zone (reboot) episode if I'm not mistaken

[@ubiquitousswarm3698]

@@ZombieHavok27 Which EP?

[@ZombieHavok27]

@@ubiquitousswarm3698 Ep 6 Six Degrees of Freedom

[@sidology1.0]

WHAT ​@@ZombieHavok27

[@yidy1]

Oh wow! What a story!

[@holden6104]

This is such a great way to watch movies that you would never waste your time on.

[@RUSTY-A-L]

Shockwave? In the vacuum of space?

[@MrPhife333]

Thankyou for watching this film so I won't have to.

[@axeisthill5386]

best part of this movie was the mystery of "oh no, what have we done. don't come back to Earth!"

[@gountzas]

There's always hope to rebuild humanity as long as there're 2 homo sapiens of the opposite sex

[@Pretender6]

Anyone seen Odyssey 5, its pilot had Earth gone instantly, leaving astronauts in a space shuttle

[@UnownDepth]

Nope but probably will. If I can

[@ytlongbeach]

You forgot... Watch out, and take care. LOL

[@doctortermaine7255]

Oh wow, I actually saw this, during a random pizza and movie night lol. It was interesting

[@ForsythJC]

Filmbit: "MERA Corp begins construction off Europa One, Jupiter's third moon---" Me (a Destiny 2 player): "---that's overseen by Clovis Bray and called the Deep Stone Crypt!" Filmbit (glaring at me): "and site of mankind's first off-world colony." Me: "Oh . . ."

[@Dman4901]

That come home dude got it the worst 😂

[@lordkuma78]

Saw this video and went in search of this movie to watch.. It was pretty good if i have to say so myself... Glad i ran across this video... Recommended

[@frankorobinson1540]

What astronaut program allows cigarettes onto space ships lol 😆 should have brought joints wtf

[@viverasschweiz]

cool.. you got a nice voice.so you got a good chance to grow.

[@jadenvendel1588]

The voices they were hearing were souls from earth.

[@emperor1470]

Damn looks like Frieza found Earth's location...🥴

[@konstantinkoverchenko9587]

That flick sounds 1% interesting and 99% batshit insane. >_

[@decoren45]

Saw this film the recap is more entertaining than the film by far.

[@rhuttrho88]

Blow up the entire thing!

[@asc_missions3080]

It's a spaceship. And they are smokers! Just one of tooooo many mistakes.

[@rammen4]

No robot voice? Subbed!

[@antonsimachkov6255]

Formann has seen worse working with House. Still happy to see him rise that high.

[@GetRocStar]

Where can I watch this movie???

[@dshock85]

In the future man kind goes for a gothic, dark ,madness inducing designs for space ships.......

[@fajardiniarikamil2712]

There is no peace only wars

[@Turbomorph]

I remember when I watched this movie I felt absolute despair.

[@anastasialove8081]

PLS SOMEONE TELL ME WHERE TO FIND THIS MOVIE 😢

[@lordstingray2382]

It was global warming. Damn those SUV's. Lol

[@patrickpomeroy2772]

Thanks

[@youngbee75]

Bro please put the right movie name in the title so ur fans can find the movie faster,..but this movie he talking about is called 3022 release 2019 its a great movie..if ur an omar epps fan but the storyline is great too..

[@mirimarina6387]

The film was boring the heck outta me but halfway through, I found this video and now I'm invested😂

[@robblerouser5657]

How does a shock wave from Earth travel to Jupiter with enough energy to affect anything?

[@jondo3817]

i think it has something to do with the orbit of both at the time of explosion and the angle of the actual wave produced.

[@konosmgr]

First of all a shockwave can't travel in vacuum.

[@diogeneslamp8004]

And the light from the explosion would arrive a long time before the shockwave, even if a shockwave in space were possible.

[@KJames2345]

So how did Earth get destroyed?

[@richardscaggs5936]

@@KJames2345 An Asteroid hit it .

[@joemiddleton4457]

Hi I like to know the name of this movie

[@danlnad]

a shock wave in space, where there is no atmosphere for a shock wave.

[@idem0david]

So how are we capable to explode an entire planet (!) but still take months to travel to Jupiter in a puny spaceship.

[@prophecybydefault4708]

We can do that right now yknow. All we would need to do is ignite a highly reactive material near the earth's core in massive quantities. Or just launch all the world's nukes at once.

[@foca2002]

@@prophecybydefault4708 still not enough.

[@prophecybydefault4708]

@@foca2002 when we master quantum physics it should be easier.

[@wisniamw]

@@prophecybydefault4708 nukes for earth are like how they nuked heads in Rick and Morty bassicly a fart

[@mullaminsonko707]

+1 ..... NICE RECAP.

[@ChiefKene]

I liked that ending a lot. It’s sad but sweet at the same time.

[@Rebel940]

I mean if there were no other colonies to land on with other people, what’s the point of living? Humanity’s day is done regardless

[@neutrino78x]

live out the rest of your natural life and enjoy as much as possible. If possible to keep making food and water on the spacecraft, reproduce so humanity continues. :)

[@Knolch]

@@neutrino78x For one or two generations max, with that small a gene pool.

[@neutrino78x]

@@Knolch true. But I'm still confused by something in this review....didn't they say there was a colony on Europa? Why not just go there? Have you seen the actual movie, Jakob? I have not.

[@io8488]

interesting movie, but too bad it isn't explained why earth exploded and also why they didn't go to europa after the fight. both spaceships could've head to europa

[@neutrino78x]

That's what got me, the summary seemed to say that people were living on a colony on Europa, why not just go there? How are they (in the ship) the last humans?

[@sidology1.0]

I'm wondering the same thing!

[@keithparker1232]

We’re can I watch this movie on?

[@filmbit2518]

Netflix 👍

[@oneshoe7146]

Gripping storyline! Looking forward to meeting the writers

[@hommesimple5326]

Entertaining as always! Would you consider doing Deep Water (2022)? Thanks!

[@Hereforthelols]

Dude looks like Dave Chappelle on high calorie diet

[@marikaaditessa951]

Wowwwwwww nice video

[@cynthiadavis5257]

I wish I seen the whole movie instead . I would watch it again

[@andrewboyce9434]

Miranda cosgrove?

[@_GeneralMechanics_]

First rule of space stations this movie missed the mark on: no smoking in a limited oxygen environment.

[@fireiadmire5189]

And yet nobody knows what happened to earth lol

[@newnamesameperson397]

Stuck in the sound- lets go

[@nitroxide17]

Awww I like the ending…

[@mrdogeslayer7256]

6:32 is when earth explodes. Your welcome.

[@Т1000-м1и]

Alright, let's do this. Like, actually.

[@joshallen4848]

(As the planet is disintegrating) "Oh, shit, whoops! Shit! What have we done!? Do not return here! Go to Europa! (planet continues to disintegrate) Me: "No..... That's what they'll be expecting us to do." (heads towards Earth)

[@darkoz1692]

In the future, we lose the secret of bright lighting.

[@taurusbelos6479]

Where can I watch this?

[@I-Lurij-I]

It’s sad because in the future something like this is possible, scary place to be at in that time just wow.

[@mustafael-amin9163]

They put some truth in these movies and that’s how “they” communicate with each other.

[@zenekkamaz3197]

Sad but true. Real human nature 1) Survive at all costs. 2) Believe in something even if you know and see it is not true. Earth explodes and stupid people want to go there to save their loved ones knowing that they are dead and there is nothing to come back for they will go. This is power of religion think about it.