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I've never gotten chills from a loving title sequence before but with the music and slow reveal on the letters I was climaxing before it even started "Holy poo poo this is gonna be awesome" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zItdK13pSik
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Ioved aliens too, but haven't seen 3 or 4 yet
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Dreylad posted:Sunshine almost pulled that off until it turned to a slasher in the third act for some stupid goddamn reason For loving real. Jesus Christ that movie was so close to being perfect. I really wanna see a movie based on a pretty unknown scifi novel called "the dark beyond the stars" about a 2000 year old generational starship that's slowly losing crew and decaying as it planet hops and tries to discover alien life. The captain is the original captain that set put from Earth because they pumped him full of immortality drugs to make him not gently caress up command. He was told to fly out for 40 years and come back, or find life and come back. Guess which one he did. The ship is absolutely huge, left earth with a crew of 5000, and by the time the book starts the crews size has diminished to 300~ with two entire sections of the ship completely shut down and sealed off from disuse. they've explored thousands of planets with no source of any life, their spacesuits are basically duct tape, and poo poo is getting tense because the captain wants to break off from the galaxy and try and cross a gap of empty space that'll take 500 years to cross. No planets to stop at and replenish supplies, etc. The interior of the ship casts holograms over everything so it looks really nice and comfortable, but almost everyone opts to wear goggles that let's them see the ship how it really is: rusted, dilapidated, falling apart, and sweaty. It's loving GOOD scifi. When you decide to die and or kill yourself you go down into the spur basement and feed your body into the machine that breaks you down to make food for the crew.
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