Scientists Turned 5 Astronauts Into Super-Humans So They Can Populate an Alien Planet

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  @nchia · 3 years ago

  If you modified humans to save humanity, did you save humanity?

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• AM

  @amansharmabhau · 1 year ago

  SO, you've tech to modify humans for inhospitable planet, but you can't modify humans to survive on Earth or no tech to fix the Earth?

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• DI

  @dierubikdie · 2 years ago

  If I had a nickel for every time Sam Worthington played a soldier who volunteers to get turned into an alien to better explore an inhospitable extraterrestrial moon, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice.

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• MC

  @mcbite2009 · 3 years ago

  Being alien is so nice, that this man did it twice.

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  @thomasdaka9920 · 3 years ago

  He can't repopulate the alien world alone. He was sent to die.

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  @equilibrium1950 · 3 years ago

  I seen this movie. It was pretty cool. I just wished they expanded on it or took it further in a dystopian manner, like getting to Titan sooner and watching Earth perish while trying to save as many people as possible.

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  @sogggy · 3 years ago

  Living on Titan would suck. The guy is alone and there is no internet.

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  @weekdaycycling · 3 years ago

  This man was also sent to Pandora and later took on an alien form.

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  @SeaGLGaming · 3 years ago

  This was a difficult watch. One of those movies where everything is happening to the protagonist while the protagonist drives nothing. Also, love that the entire movie was showing how they are adapting them to swim in Titan's methane oceans and then in the final scene it shows him flying over them. Also seems like a pretty big waste of resources to send one man alone to die on Titan. Also seems it would have been better to adapt humans to adapt to the changing conditions on earth than to adapt them to Titan.

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  @t-mac1236 · 2 years ago

  I watched the movie. Anyone thinking about watching this: DONT. <br><br>This breakdown was much more entertaining than the actual movie lol

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  @luistestart135 · 3 years ago

  The main issue I have with this movie is that it uses surgeries to justify enormous changes to the characters without having much of a reason behind it. I was on board with the eye surgeries and else, but when &quot;a surgery&quot; takes away their capacity to speak, and fuses their fingers (for some unknown reason), and so forth it becomes evident that the movie makers just wished to show these advanced and different beings, instead of treating the project as a serious step that humanity could take in order to survive.<br><br>Something that could&apos;ve been done would have been to have the characters over the course of time (with a sudden spike after a while) start rejecting earth&apos;s atmosphere, and start preferring to live in the pools, and later in gas chambers filled with nitrogen. Once there have them being shown while they develop these adaptations, make them adapt slightly different and more<br><br>Make it look like their DNA is truly no longer human and their body is starting to change on its own, instead of using a surgery to justify those changes; it makes the reveal seem like that was the intended result, and that most of the surgery was cosmetic instead of necessary.<br><br>That being said I did enjoy most of the movie, but I got infuriated after that scene. Yeah, I think the aliens look cool but it also felt like a lazy way to implement them.<br><br>Overall I&apos;d hope to eventually see a revamp of this movie, in which the experiment part could be taken more seriously as an honest attempt to make humans (or something as similar to humans as possible) into a creature capable of surviving in Titan.

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  @ryanl442 · 3 years ago

  i have seen this movie countless times.......... by all the recap channels 😂😂

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