Jupiter Ascending

[KerbMav]

Obviously not much contribution towards rocket science, as it is heavy on high-tech sci-fi magic.

But I have to say the view of Jupiter and moons on the big screen was quite nice.

The story itself was really a bit loco, but it made for a good popcorn-movie - or nachos in our case ...

[Astroman29]

I didn't really like it, honestly.

I especially hated the part when [spoilerS] that Titus guy asked Jupiter if she would have liked to see some of his worlds, and she said: ,, I only want to go home''.

I mean, how could somebody in his right mind reject this kind of offer?

Also, Sean Bean did not die XD

[SpaceXray]

I didn't really like it, honestly.

I especially hated the part when [spoilerS] that Titus guy asked Jupiter if she would have liked to see some of his worlds, and she said: ,, I only want to go home''.

I mean, how could somebody in his right mind reject this kind of offer?

Also, Sean Bean did not die XD

So you never heard of [noparse]

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[Astroman29]

I'm kinda new to forums.

But you learn new stuff everyday, after all.

[lajoswinkler]

It was enjoyable. Nothing mindblowing, just entertaining. Not stupid and awful as I've heard.

[PakledHostage]

I thought it was better than Gravity

[cicatrix]

sci-fi magic

This is an oxymoron, you know

Edited February 12, 2015 by cicatrix

[Bill Phil]

This is an oxymoron, you know

But they always scifi and fantasy together.

[lajoswinkler]

This is an oxymoron, you know

Nah, more of a pleonasm, although not necessarily.

[mrrpamplemousse]

But they always scifi and fantasy together.

I must admit that hard sci-fi is particularly enjoyable, but I can't deny space opera is still pretty interesting.

Edited February 12, 2015 by mrrpamplemousse

[Pseudo Gold]

But they always scifi and fantasy together.

It's the best way to do it really if you apply things right. Otherwise it's a cheap excuse. Star Wars is the most common example of a mixture of sci-fi and fantasy.