Battle of the Space Movies!

[SpaceXray]

Oh god Gravity was bad - I actually turned it off, I couldn't take it (about 15 minutes in). Haven't seen The Martian yet (recently read the book though - which was good). Interstellar was pretty good, but has some issues - like why go down the wormhole, you've just perfected anti-gravity. Surely the possibilities within the Sol system are now endless? Terra-forming Mars or Venus would surely be simpler than the wormhole option, or just ....ing farming in space, and shipping back to Earth while the Earth's ecosystem is fixed gotta be cheaper than shipping everyone to a new planet. (not that they mention how many people are being shipped to the new planet)

Wow apparently you were asleep during the movie.

They didn't have the required knowledge to manipulate gravity before they sent the Endurance to Saturn.

Terraforming Mars is harder than you think and won't be possible for another 100-200 years. Even then the process would take at least another century.

You can't fix what's broken even if you really want to.

[luizopiloto]

2001...

[SpaceXray]

Of course, I have yet to see a space movie that is 100% accurate, but Gravity just stands out to me because of how blatant the inaccuracy is to anyone who knows about how NASA really works, or how orbital inclinations work, or how George Clooney probably shouldn't be sent to space, etc.

You haven't seen enough space movies to know Gravity is exceptionally realistic in most parts compared to previous space movies.

(Ahem Red Planet, Mission to Mars, Armageddon, Deep Impact, Space Cowboys, Star Wars, Star Trek(Abrams), Event Horizon, Black Hole.....the list goes on).

[The Destroyer]

Interstellar is beautiful, and while I have not watched the movie, the martain book is fantastic. I chose both.