>Yeah let's transform our sci-fi flick into Jason-X for the last half of an hour, it seems like a good idea
Good lord, what were they thinking?
>Yeah let's transform our sci-fi flick into Jason-X for the last half of an hour, it seems like a good idea
Does seem like a good idea, I still need to watch Sunshine.
Oh, sorry for the spoilers. But it's dogshit, you didn't miss anything.
Almost anything would be better than that.
Standard take, but I agree with it overall: It's a solid tense sci fi flick for 80% of it, fucks it up in the 3rd act, but I think it's still a good film overall.
This could have been the best space kino ever if they literally just ended it any other way than they did.
The ending is kino you simply lack the brain capacity to comprehend how good it is
shut up
People like you are the reason why we don’t have movies like sunshine in theatres anymore. You can’t handle anything other than iron man saying quips with a textbook good guys win ending. You are the definition of a midwit
Nah. I agree with OP. The ending sucked. I hate it when solidly grounded movies evolve into incoherent surrealism. Its lazy and messy. Put in the work and write an ending that makes some fucking sense.
I liked this movie, it had some interesting themes and a great sense of bleakness/dread.
But there are several things that took me out of it, especially when it's a scifi setting. The scene near the start where they have to repair the solar shield makes no sense. They tilt the ship in order to put the damaged portion in shadow, but if you look at the geometry of the ship, this is totally impossible. Then later in that scene a tumbling piece of the antenna that got exposed to the sun and ablated off reflects sunlight onto the ship causing damage. Yet, later in the movie when they approach Icarus I from *behind*, with their big fuckoff reflector shield, It doesn't take damage.
>autism
Go to reddit gay
How about I box in your orbitals instead?
Don’t know what that means because I’m not autistic
It was odd indeed but I honestly don't know how could they have given the movie an epic ending without it taking into consideration how mawkish most of the movie was. Life is the same but it fires up much quicker. I don't know why they make space movies so overly emotional in such a corny way.
Childhood is hating the third act of Sunshine.
Adulthood is realizing it's kino.
Tarantino's breakdown of the movie is spot on
>First 2/3rds: Sci-fi, interpersonal drama, environmental danger, human error danger, excellence
>Last 1/3rd: fucking shit show, ham-handed, some cool visuals and ideas with sun-gravity warping, but needless slasher bullshit
Surely a man that only makes shit movies knows what he is talking about when he calls good movies shit right?
yeah, that's pretty muich
Shut the fuck up shitposters. Literally no one likes the third act.
Yeah?? You like watching Samuel L Jackson slide his Big Black Pecker down chudboys throat?
I remember watching it at the cinema and thinking how shit it was. Can't even remember what it was about any more
KANEDA, WHAT DO YOU SEE
GGGAAAAAAAAAAAGGHHHHHH!!!!
KANEDA!!!! WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU SEEING?!!!
YEEEEAAAAAARRRRRGGGHHHH!!!
I dont mind the surreal shit that happened as they fell into the sun
That should be trippy as fuck
I dont mind them finding Icarus 1 in orbit around the sun, as a good warning that somebody can go crazy on your ship / give hope for a return home trip
I dont even mind a sun crazy man that becomes a major problem
But it shouldnt have been Penpacker, Icarus 1 crew should all have been dead
It should have been the guy from the observation deck scenes slowly increasing the exposure.
He should have had the mental breakdown and tried to sabotage things, not slasher-style killing people, just messing with the ship/bomb.
Give him a good speech, have him kill himself in the observation room, then have the crazy wierd gravity cube bomb while Murphy/Byrne try to make it to the controls in time (maybe experience some wierd timetravel/memories of earth as they do so) to prime the detonator and sacrifice themselves
That's like 3min thought, and already a better third act
>oh man i looked at the sun too much and now i'm like totally craycray
space travel is precarious as fuck and there's infinite different things that could go wrong without a retarded slasher villain or saboteur.
you know that the sun can talk right?
This would have made the movie much better, you're hired Anon.
This line of criticism is depressingly unoriginal and overblown. OP is a gay and a brainlet.
I thought the third act was rad. You're all just fat red letter media bitches. It's unexpected and surreal yet completely in line with the themes established throughout the rest of the movie (humanity vs divinity)