This is the central idea of the film. Space, spacecraft, weightlessness, dashboards, escape pods, space stations, cosmic speed, and cosmic garbage are just expressions and means of expression. Therefore, any phenomenon that violates the laws of physics is only because this expression is more conducive to the transmission of the theme. Therefore, if it is not too popular, common sense mistakes can actually be used as the default background of science fiction films.
For example, of the three spacewalking astronauts, only one rookie is doing the work, and the other two are gossiping. We can understand that repairing the circuit board requires professionals, so a doctor was hired to repair it, but she was not familiar with space operations, so she hired two astronauts as bodyguards, and their task was to watch her out of danger.
And George Clooney's calm and calm temperament until he became cosmic garbage is extremely inconsistent with the tension that the film wants to create, so he naturally has to float away.
Although I would also feel awkward about Sandra Bullock taking off her space suit with her tank top shorts and her white legs, but if that makes you unbearable, it's too glassy.
The film first uses Matt's gossip to create a relaxed atmosphere, then suddenly retreats to create tension, encounters a collision and begins to get to the point, Ryan lost contact, and kept spinning, at a loss, and then was rescued by Matt, the first wave of ups and downs. Back on the ship, everyone was dead, and Houston couldn't get in touch. The two decided to head to the space station. On the way, they used Matt's chat and Ryan's oxygen to set off one by one, and then used the last spray of the jet suit and grabbed the space station to set off another one. A small climax, and then the calm Matt leaves after making his plan, leaving a nervous Ryan to complete the planned escape route.
One man's struggle with the whole environment, and certainly no one to help. Then there is the spirit of never giving up.
Trivia:
1. The film begins, from the scene of the Earth in space to Dr. Stone's disassembly of the equipment. It's a long shot of 12 and a half minutes.
2. Who was the man named Aningaaq that Dr. Stone contacted on the shortwave radio? See the short film Aningaaq (2013), directed by Jonás Cuarón, about a dog-sled Inuit fisherman and his infant daughter camping in a snow-covered fjord.
3. When Robert Downey Jr. left the set, Daniel Craig, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner and Denzel Washington were all considered for the role of Matt Kowalski, eventually George Clooney got this role.
4. It was originally planned to cast Angelina Jolie in the film, but it didn't happen. After changing to Natalie Portman, she became pregnant again shortly after. Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts, Marion Cotillard, Abbie Cornish, Carey Mulligan, Sienna Miller, Scarlett Johansson, Blake Lively, Rebecca Hall and Olivia Wilde have all been considered for the film.
5. Excluding the Lohan series, this film is the first film with a box office of over 100 million since the "Perfect Storm" in 2000 in which George Clooney participated.
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