A lively space science lesson

Ruby 2022-03-21 09:01:09

At the end of the film, when Matt Damon, who was successfully rescued, began to speak out and teach the students of the space agency about his adventures in space, I would smile: this is the meaning of this film! Let everyone experience the real living environment of space immersively and understand various scientific common sense related to space. Thanks to the director for spending so much thought and giving us a lively space science lesson!

Bringing the famous work of science fiction writer Andy Weir to the screen, and getting the full support of NASA to shoot... "The Martian" has laid the tone of its realistic science fiction movie from the very beginning. Compared with the earlier ambitious "Interstellar", it is more pragmatic and low-key. Instead of spending too much pen and ink on esoteric issues such as human nature and soul, but with unique American humor, he tells the story of an astronaut surviving in the wilderness of Mars.

This time, Matt Damon unloaded the heavy burden of thinking in the "The Bourne Shadow" series and turned into a cute botanist. "Fortunately" he was left on Mars by a storm, and has since gained A great opportunity to showcase what he has learned throughout his life. After all, not everyone has the opportunity to grow potatoes on Mars, does he?

"The Martian" uses many scientific theories including biology, chemistry, astrophysics, engineering, mathematics..., it is really not a simple technical task. All kinds of scientific knowledge involved in the film have been heard more or less, but it has to take root in reality and make the audience believe in their own eyes. This is the beauty of this film. When Matt Damon is wearing a spacesuit and sitting alone on the tires of a space exploration vehicle with solar panels being "charging" next to him, you will feel that the scene is so real, as if it was just transferred from the desolate western United States to Mars. That's it. The most interesting thing is to use the camera to swing to achieve hexadecimal transmission. The brains are really big, and the liberal arts students like me lament the greatness of science! What can become impossible is possible!

Director Ridley Scott said: "Whether it's a commercial or a film as a director, whether it's a Shakespearean drama on stage or a commercial blockbuster, the key question is whether you can achieve in-depth communication with the audience. If you don't do this, you will It’s boring.” Although it’s not perfect, in many American space science fiction movies, "The Martian" still has its advantages-with a simple and vivid scientific interpretation, and an overall dull but full of jokes. , Discussed a topic about "survival on Mars" with the audience, which will let you spend two hours in the theater easily without feeling bored! It would be great if we could take physics classes like this when we were young.

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Extended Reading
  • Cordelia 2021-10-20 18:59:38

    Three and a half. After one person occupied a planet and played for more than a hundred days, he was full of joy and sorrow. Compared with "gravity", it's just a space game movie. The science fiction part is terribly soft. Besides, can you not be so cheerful and cheerful (not an echo)? The Chinese Aerospace Administration played a strong role, and the rocket launch really made you strong~

  • Raphael 2021-10-20 18:59:38

    For the beautiful survival in the wilderness, Matt Damon must have found a naked body to help him lose weight. In addition, how much does your country want to make money in the Chinese market? When I saw the National Space Administration, I laughed out loud.

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?