Does Hollywood employ mostly monkeys as their scientific consultants?
This movie is proof.
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Care to elaborate Captain Obvious, or are you just trolling as usual?
shareIf you watched the movie and can't figure it out then there's no point in explaining it.
shareNope, you are full of shit and deflecting. They even had actual NASA Astronauts and Engineers say the science is good in this movie... keeping in mind that it's a science FICTION movie you stupid fuck. The fact that you can offer no shred of proof to back up your statement is proof that you are just a troll, as usual...
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Uh, in case you missed it dumb shit, that's the FICTION part of "Science Fiction". Time Travel isn't real either and yet there are a ton of time travel movies. Guess what, Warp Drives and Lightsabers aren't possible either, I guess Star Trek and Star Wars are all shit as well. Compared to all of that, Ad Astra is as close to real as you can get, with a few small exceptions to obviously heighten the dramatic impact of the story (as Hollywood does.) Then again, how do you know you can't do what they did in the movie? Been to space lately? You fucking stupid cunt.
shareWell if NASA engineers are that bad at their job nowadays we really need to fund it better.
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Indeed. What a joke and a bore with silliness mixed in for no apparent fucking reason.
shareYeah, Brad Pitt killed him halfway through (did you make it that far?). He was so pissed at how bad the movie was written he killed the physics consultant. He seemed as bored as I was the entire time.
shareProof that there are geeks who aren't intellectually suited to understand entertainment, and who think checking off scientific accuracy boxes is the measure of quality. Sad bunch of losers.
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