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Leone 2022-04-22 07:01:04
"Space Traveler" film review: many points that can be complained from a compliance perspective
There is no need to say more about commercial films, but even for commercial films, basic concepts such as logic and science cannot be left behind.
A core ethical aspect of the film is the many reflections Jim brings to Aurora's awakening. There is a lot of room for chewing on this point, and it can...
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Duane 2022-03-20 09:01:19
This sci-fi movie doesn’t follow the routine and knocked over my popcorn
At the beginning, if you didn't watch the trailers and posters, I thought that Xingjue would die alone, just like A-Gump and wait for someone to save him. Later, Xingjue discovered the bartender robot. This bartender runs through the entire drama, watching Xingjue get lost, collapse, find hope,...
Jon Spaihts
Jon Spaihts (Jon Spaihts), born in New York City, New York State, USA, is an American film screenwriter, producer, and actor
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In 2011, he wrote his first movie " The Darkest Hour "; in 2016, he served as the screenwriter of the sci-fi action film " Doctor Strange "
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Performing Experience
In 2011, he served as a screenwriter in the sci-fi action film " The Darkest Hour "
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In 2012, he worked as a screenwriter in the sci-fi adventure film " Prometheus "
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In 2016, he served as the screenwriter for the fantasy adventure film " Doctor Strange " starring Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch
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Personal Life
In 2011, he married fellow actor Johanna Watts
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Extended Reading
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Aurora Lane: Thank you, Arthur. We're on a date.
Arthur: Very nice.
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Jim Preston: I was giving you space.
Aurora Lane: Oh... Space. The one thing I do not need more of.
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Aurora Lane: It's murder!
Gus Mancuso: You're right, Aurora. But the drowning man will always try and drag somebody down with him. It ain't right, but the man's drowning.
