I didn’t act well when I was rescued.

Carmela 2022-03-16 09:01:02

The Martian is the most anticipated movie recently, but I have seen a little disappointed, unfortunately, it is the best kind of movie that has been cut in the trailer. I feel that the failure of Martian Rescue is that the setting of the plot prevents people from raising too much energy to the protagonist, mainly because he has neither become an excellent self-saver, nor a touching rescued. The most influential film with the theme of self-help is probably Cast Away, and the more niche film with the theme of space is the Moon in 2009. The advantage of those two films is that they richly reflect the emotional and technical changes and growth of the protagonist. And everything in The Mars Rescue is too easy to come by. After the potatoes in the second half of the film were frozen to death, they entered the stage of waiting for someone to rescue them, which was even more unattractive than the first half. The leader in the rescue movie is to save Private Ryan (well, he is the one who saved), and the space-based Armageddon is sensational. There is a very reasonable routine in the rescue movie, which is to get into a dilemma and make the audience feel that The palms of the palms and the backs of the hands are all meat, and it is not good for anyone to sacrifice. Mars Rescue is set so that people don’t have to worry about anyone. The protagonist cannot be saved, but he has not been able to portray him as a person who cannot be saved (for example, Private Ryan is a person you are not willing to save and are saved. ), it would be weird to sacrifice others to save him, so the audience has already seen 100 miles away that no one is destined to be in danger. The film is not bad, just not so vigorous.

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The Martian quotes

  • Vincent Kapoor: [Reading and citing from the panels that Mark put in front of the camera of the Pathfinder Mars robot] "'Are you receiving me? Yes - no.'

    [to Tim]

    Vincent Kapoor: OK, point the camera at 'yes'."

    Tim Grimes: 32-minute round trip communications time, all he can do is yes/no questions and all we can do is point the camera. This won't exactly be an Algonquin round table of snappy repartee.

  • Melissa Lewis: [from deleted scene] Where have you been sleeping?

    Rick Martinez: In airlock 2.

    Beth JohanssenChris BeckAlex Vogel: WHAT!

    Rick Martinez: It's the only place where I can sleep without anyone tripping me, so.

    Alex Vogel: Do you understand how dangerous that is? If one seal breaks you die.

    Melissa Lewis: From now on you'll sleep in Beck's room.

    Chris Beck: Where am I going to sleep?

    Melissa Lewis: With Johanssen.

    Chris Beck: Um, uh.

    [chuckles]

    Chris Beck: [Johanssen looks surprised]

    Melissa Lewis: Knock it off Beck. It's a small ship I know everything.

    Beth Johanssen: Are you mad?

    Melissa Lewis: If this was a normal mission you'd be breaking about thirty rules. But this isn't a normal mission.

    Rick Martinez: And a few world records too.. WHAT'S UP!

    [Shakes Beck's and Johanssen's hands]

    Rick Martinez: Your gonna leave me hanging? You're going to leave me hanging? Getting down in space?