Thread 214667979

More movies that reinforce the fact that there is nothing out there for you.

Space is not wonderous, same with the ocean. All you have is where you are right and no amount of star gazing will change that. End your fascination with the Universe and focus on your family and homogenous community.

>>214667983
You aren't leaving anon. You aren't on The List and no amount of self-delusion will change that.

>>214668023
speak for yourself loser
schizoid terminally depressed alcoholics will voyage across the infinite vastness of the void in a big way

>>214667979 (OP)
>there is nothing out there
we'll make it

>>214668023
The majority of people who go into space once the technology is here won't be the wealthy, it will be the laborers. The rich will get to stay on earth owning all the shit while the poors are shipped offworld to mine shit to bring back to the rich.

>>214667979 (OP)
>there's nothing out there, said some peasants and kings to Christopher Columbus, only the endless ocean with some shitty islands

Despite everything he still went and did expeditions, Mankind will do the same thing but for Space

>>214667979 (OP)
Nothing is going to be wondrous if we’re only doing it for short term profit

>>214668584
Yea that worked out so well for King George III

>>214668706
When you control food, water and oxygen you can do whatever the fuck you want.

>>214667979 (OP)
>There's nothing out there for you
Space monkeys are out there

Aniara

>>214667979 (OP)
>you will stop exploring and settling new lands as your ancestors have for thousands of years, goy
>you will focus on serving us and our stock market value
>there is no escape

>>214669258
don't forget the space pirates

>>214669536
Very good choice. Lovely ending.

>>214668584
BELTALOWDA! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnpQCIDePh8

>>214668584
Genuinely a retard
Right now the poors are too spread out and disorganized to fight a military
You don't think in the future they can muster up one ship or one rock to revolt
Do you not understand the scale of spaces and the tech needed to get there.
Elysium makes more sense then whatever faggot shit you're referencing

>>214669258
>>214670234
>falling from space elevator
>space monkeys
>moon pirates
>rocketship hijacking
>surfing on neptune's ring
>liv tyler
It's 100 % 4chan kino

>>214667979 (OP)
Dude bro went all the way to fuckin' Neptune to save humanity and rescue his daddy. His old man went nuts trying to grasp something beyond his reach. But that's the human spirit. We always reach beyond our grasp to learn the unknown. If something is 'impossible' somebody somewhere figures out how to achieve dat shit. The dad was old and insane from isolation after he merced his crew. He convinced himself that his mission was a failure. Which it was. However, he still recorded data, and he widened the scope of human understanding. So, even though he never got to give an ayya a handshake, he still contributed much to a noble endeavor. But I suppose that wasn't enough for him.

>>214667979 (OP)
Ad Astra is a dumb movie retards think is deep.

>>214667979 (OP)
We'll still go, because it's there.

>>214671651
It's the ultimate midwit filter.

>>214667979 (OP)
I like Ad Astra, it's like the anti-Solaris.

>>214667979 (OP)
>There's nothing out there for you
VVVVROOOOOOMMMM!!!!111!!1

>>214671651
It is fun and enjoyable movie for all those thing above >>214671403
Makes it even better because how serious it take itself

>>214670387
The poors aren't revolting you dyslexic faggot. I'm saying the rich will SEND the poors out to space to do labor. Space needs a workforce, it's the only reason to go out there. They will be the majority of space travelers because space travel is shit. wealthy people do not want to go to space you assclown.

>>214667979 (OP)
Sounds like you just need to kys

True, everything is so fucking far away that's it literally pointless. Unless we know how go through wormholes then its not even worth thinking about

>>214670324
Expanse is a good example. Poors go out to space to mine shit for the rich, enough of them accumulate to start a colony, maybe they revolt a hundred years later. Some of them also mutate.

>>214669258
M1A1
Thousand miles an hour

we build huge spaceships and tour the galaxy
mine planets and asteroids to build more ships
expand and spread humanity as much as possible

sitting on one single planet is dangerous

How many people know Ad Astra is an adaptation of Heart of Darkness?

>>214668170
I like the cut of your jib, champ

>>214671932
>ywn have buggywars on the moon against the chinese darksiders
why even live?

>>214669536
Big fan of this one, very bleak.

>>214671584
This guy gets it. Well said.

>>214672428
>Ad Astra is an adaptation of Heart of Darkness
Yeah the monkey thing makes it a little on the nose

>>214667979 (OP)
>space and ocean are full of beauty
>but op could only see what's not there

>>214671651
The acting is surprisingly bad in it

>>214672428
I knew that, so at least +1

>>214670324
built for big spinning

>>214667979 (OP)
Just makes it that much more wondrous that life was able to get the right conditions to develop on Earth. Such as having big boy Jupiter keeping too many asteroids from slamming into Earth

>>214673709
When you consider how many things in the universe had to be exactly perfect for the conditions on earth to be right to support life, let alone for humans to evolve to the state we're at now, it's genuinely maddening. Like it's some lovecraftian fuckin knowledge to think about it, it'd drive someone to insanity.

>>214673809
Yeah, I bet the universe is like "wtf, why are my elements over here suddenly thinking and making tv shows?! They should just be gas and rocks spinning forever! Something is very wrong..."

>>214673809
it doesn't matter how low the odds were after you've won

>>214673709
Thanks, Jupiter *smooch*

>>214674087
>coming in for a kiss!

>>214674087
>>214674126
>is one slow motherfucker
I could totally pwn it

>>214668706
Until a genuine New World is found, yes, it will work for whoever owns the air, water and food

>>214673709
>>214673709
Jupiter also probably threw the Fifth Giant out of the solar system. Like mythical Zeus-Jupiter he defeated the titans and established himself as the protector god.

Bros, how do I get Saturn-san to notice me? She's so popular...

>>214675191
Just "bee" yourself!

>>214667979 (OP)
I've tried watching this dogshit like 7 times and keep falling asleep after his first trip, does this film even get interesting?

>>214675329
You know you can skip ahead? And there's even a button to watch on 2X. It's perfect for adhd narcoleptics like yourself.

>>214674172
Possession is 90% of ownership

>>214675346
yea but ive forgotten what happened everytime even now i have to start again, it's so fucking boring

>>214675329
>doesn't have the attention span for a midwit sci-fi movie
Go back.

>>214675346
is there any ayylmaos in this whats the point of the film?

>>214675393
You wouldn't get it

>>214675393
the point is that there are no ayylmaos actually

>>214675393
the movie is a mishmash of sci-fi ideas; space elevators, moon pirates, space monkeys, and in the end you are hit in the face with the deep philosophical idea of the movie which is "there is nothing out there, we only have each other"

>>214675329
Go watch Lucky Star or something, probably more up your alley

>the most polarizing film in the history of 4chan's /tv/ board
how did whatshisname do it?

>>214675393
>is there any ayylmaos in this
Space monkeys

>>214675575
The jackie chan movie? I prefer sci-fi mate

>>214675531
I saw them with space stations around fucking saturn to they even show any of the moons or anything do we traverse the solar system? Whats the fucking point of the film?!

>>214675585
>>the most polarizing film in the history of 4chan's /tv/ board
That would be either Megalopolis or some shitty capeshit movie

>>214667979 (OP)
That's what I liked about this flick: the climax takes place on the literal edge of the abyss of space, relative to our home system, where one man mindbroken by his hubris essentially consigned himself to the hell of staring into that expanse of Fucking Nothing, for the rest of his days (had his son not shown up that is)

>>214675655
>Megalopolis
no one watched it and no once cares
>some shitty capeshit movie
universally panned

>>214671812
>>214671651

you faggots clearly took it more seriously and put more weight upon it than most. Stinks of India

>>214675705
>no one watched it and no once cares
Go back to the cluuuuuuub

>>214675687
>Neptune
>edge of the abyss of space
lol lmao you haven't even stepped a foot out the door yet. It so close you may as well still be on Earth. But this faggot's acting like he's seen the entire galaxy now

>>214673809
with billions of solar systems, eventually one of them is gonna "get it right"

>>214672298
It's the most dipshitty thing to champion, which is probably why every American hick and jeet monkey thinks colonizing Mars is Teh Kewlest Thing Ever. What will you be, there? A fucking miner. A shitstain fucking mole person, living in a camped, sealed environment like a glorified submarine, mining rocks for billieboys living comfortably back on Earth.

Also there would be no "rotation back to Earth after a set term" bullshit. It's PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE with our current level of technology, fuel technology/consumption, etc. which will not change by the time Musk wants to be there. It would be a one-way trip. You'd spend the rest of your pathetic mole life on that rock.

>>214675906
>What will you be, there? A fucking miner. A shitstain fucking mole person, living in a camped, sealed environment like a glorified submarine, mining rocks for billieboys living comfortably back on Earth.
hell yeah, outlander was comfy as fuck. just mining away on some space rock with the bros

Brad Pitt's acting is based on presence and charisma. He's not known for range or disappearing into roles. Ad Astra somehow did the impossible and almost rendered Pitt a charisma vacuum. This is because the character is so one-note, le stoic, and Pitt's performance thereby comes off almost as shallow as the film's attempts at theme.

>>214675836
no one cares about all those gay plantoids tho. my point is Neptune is the last based, white-coded planet, not some shitty minority """"""""planet""""""""

It's an alright movie just felt kind of rushed and it really only skimmed the surface of the "lore" of the universe. Apparently humanity is way more space faring than current time but it's still relatively primitave/true to our current tech. Beginning and ending of movie felt kind of rushed. Weird random things like space pirates, space monkeys, having to talk to AI about your feelings, etc. Bunch of "deep" scifi elements but only get little brushes of it.

>>214676006
>Neptune
>Purple drank planet
>white-coded
Man, you're full of the best jokes today

>>214673709
> death ring of rocks before you can enter the giga sized planets
What? They don’t want us to pass ?

>>214671651
This.

>>214676070
Who is "they", first of all?

>>214676023
Black hole?

>>214676138
You’ll answer your question when you answer mine.

>>214672298
The setting of the expanse is built around the Epstein drive which is able to generate currently impossible amounts of thrust without just expelling gasses.

Everyone knows there used to be aliens but the Markers and the Necromorphs got them all.

>>214676187
yea

>>214676205
>assumes it's by intelligent design
>can't elaborate

>>214667979 (OP)
Once you monkeys are in space, and the only thing they need to do to control you is reduce oxygen by 50% - your slavery will be complete.

>>214676215
Even at that level of technology people are still living like shit and haven't found a better planet than Earth. Space colonization will just be like that, people living in shitty conditions in Space for thousands of years until they find another habitable planet or FTL / Terraforming tech comes along. People left on Earth will be the lucky ones.

>>214676264
Why place a barrier in the first place?

>>214676493
The places the belters built for themselves (or Mormons) were nice. The Martian ships were nice. It was the hellholes built by earth corporations where every cost was cut to maximize that were godawful. Even the later earth stuff was better because the terrestrial short term economy had been collapsed by all the wealth of space.

>>214676507
It only looks like a barrier because all the sizes are equalized and the distance between everything scaled down to imply dense placement. From one rock other rocks wouldn’t be visible to the naked eye or discernible from the rings.

Also the barrier is the vacuum of space and the demiurge doesn’t want us leaving earth

>>214676023
>space pirates
Not random whatsoever. They're just groups competing for resources as always.
>space monkeys
Also not random. They're escaped lab experiments as stated. You're just being a retard.
>having to talk to AI about your feelings.
Not random and not far fetched. They're already starting to do this shit right now.

>>214667979 (OP)
>Nothing Happens: The Movie

>>214677623
Space is very empty and boring. 99% of the time in space nothing happens. Space is not star wars. Welcome to being a grown up and no longer a little baby.

>>214677560
none of those things add anything to the plot

>>214667979 (OP)

It´s statistically impossible that there is no life out there anon. The problem here is that contemporary society has been demoralized and lacks the romanticism to keep hoping for that world.

It´s a symptom of a culture built around materialist consumerism and instant gratification. One must see past all that, into the stars and keep aiming for them. That´s where dreams lay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oUal4fiEAM&list=RD2oUal4fiEAM&start_radio=1

>>214673709
You fool, that was not to keep asteroids out.. that was to keep us in. The ancients don't want us to know the truth

>>214676023
You not understanding something doesn't make it random retard

>>214677663
Literally everything happens in space. Nothing happened in this movie however

>>214668584
>technology is gonna get so advanced we can send human to mine in outer space!
>but somehow technology wont be advanced enough to just have robots mining in outer space though....
what?

>>214678371
it's a lot more expensive to have robots do hard labour than humans. robots require limited mineral resources to be built, humans only require water and food to grow. the more refined technology gets, and the more refined the materials to support it need to be, the less valuable human lives will be regarded.

>>214677663
>Welcome to being a grown up
Moon pirates and space monkeys.

Ad Ass is the stupid person's smart movie.

>>214678424
what are you mining in outer space that is needed in the future that you cant get down on earth

>>214678371
A human
>costs a small flat per hour fee
>per hour fee can be denied for any reason
>repairs itself
>when no longer able to perform its tasks, removes itself

A robot
>huge flat up front cost
>you pay maintenance costs
>when it can’t do its job, it catastrophically fails and destroys more equipment or personnel

And so much more

>>214678668
They are called Rare Earth Minerals for a reason anon

>>214678668
It’s infinitely easier to mine literally anything in space due to microgravity and the fact backfill can just be ejected into the void of space. On earth removing backfill is the cause of pretty much every logistic difficulty in mining, as backfill takes up more space than it did before it was “mined.”

>>214678668
They're not necessarily needed down on Earth. Everything people want to make in space is far more economical using material that's already up and away from a gravity well rather than spending fuel dangerously moving it out of heavy gravity. Go mine ice and you get water for drinking, oxygen and hydrogen for fuel. Water is heavy as shit. Go mine metals for ships and stations. Go hollow out asteroids to make way stations because you always need ports to stop at on the way to places.

>>214678424
Probably be way harder to get food going in space than just power robots with solar. "Hard labor" for humans would also mostly just mean operating machines. Humans would be more useful as maintenance for the machines, in which case they would still be the most valuable asset there.

>>214667979 (OP)
Thanks God losers like you arent the norm. We would still be living in caves.

>>214678905
WRONG!!
People assume there are aliens out there because they *need* to believe in a better alternative, in some grander meaning. That's why religion exists in the first place, the need to find meaning. Believing in aliens is literally a religious belief.
And guess what? It weren't those types who elevated living conditions and progressed technology. It wasn't those who would cling onto sky daddy so their ills would go away. The pioneers of anytime were instead those who were unaccepting of their circumstances and sought to change it, without pleading for divine intervention. Those who see things for what they are, and take it upon themselves to overcome.
We would still be cave dwellers if the realist, ambitious types didn't exist.