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Moon is a refreshingly philosophical and ultimately touching indie reflection on a genre that too often loses sight of character and story amid the wizardry of its special effects; told in the classic filmmaking tradition of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Set in the near future, Moon stars Sam Rockwell (Frost/Nixon, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind) as Sam Bell, an astronaut assigned by Lunar Industries to a three-year mission mining Helium 3 on the moon, the earth's new energy source. As his contract comes to an end and Sam's health starts to deteriorate, painful headaches, hallucinations and a lack of focus lead to an almost fatal accident. While recuperating, Sam meets a younger, angrier version of himself, who claims to be there to fulfill the same three- year contract Sam started all those years ago. The directorial feature debut from Duncan Jones, Moon also includes the voice of Kevin Spacey (21, American Beauty) as "Gerty," the lunar base's mysterious robot, whose mission is to keep Sam Bell occupied and on task. Moon is produced by Stuart Fenegan (Liberty Films) and Trudie Styler (Xingu Films) and written by Nathan Parker from a story by Duncan Jones.

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2001 + Solaris = Moon - Okay maybe not and Rockwell as usual looks superb in this.
I'll check it for sure when it comes out.

Interesting fact: this is directed by David Bowie's son and produced by Sting's wife.

97 minutes looks too short too.

>97 minutes looks too short too.

it's just about right for this story.

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Not plot but mood.

...says Wrongthink

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looks amazing - this is exactly the type of sci-fi movie I want to see more of. if they use a magnetic rail gun to launch the Helium 3 to earth I'm gonna lose it in the theater.

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Methinks he is a cybernetic human type thingey, given the wife and kid backstory for to keep him focused and they just rocket up a new one once the old one gets close to its 3-year.


Looks cool tho.




© I got Magnum Brown, Shooskeybalooskey, Supercalifragilesticexpeyalladooskey

Also, films like this almost always disappoint with their endings. But maybe I'm still jaded about Sunshine which seems very cool and then devolved into a slasher flick.

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that ending was as tense as the rest of the film for me.

moon is sloppy editing and visually stale. the story skipped past climactic moments as if they weren't meant to be climactic. rockwell is great in it though.

even clint mansell's score seemed phoned in.

i was sorely let down. so much potential from the trailer.

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>that ending was as tense as the rest of the film for me.

Yep. It was unexpected but it still worked for me.

>moon is sloppy editing and visually stale. the story skipped
>past climactic moments as if they weren't meant to be
>climactic. rockwell is great in it though.
>
>even clint mansell's score seemed phoned in.
>
>i was sorely let down. so much potential from the trailer.

Damn. I had high hopes as well. I guess I'll wait for DVD now.

The acting was decent, and it's hard to carry a movie entirely by yourself (I don't count computer Kevin Spacey). But even Rockwell let me down a bit from what I usually expect from him.


**SPOILERS BELOW**
I get that it was less about plot, and more about the morality of cloning and the "emotional journey" that the two sams went through, but by the time they figured out for sure that they were clones, i didn't care. They had bored me so thoroughly I really didn't care what happened to the character(s). The whole time I kept thinking, "ok, I'll wait it out, something interesting is gonna happen." But nope. Nothing. They really lost me when he started getting buddy-buddy with the other clone. My girlfriend accurately described it as "Duplicity in space."

>The acting was decent, and it's hard to carry a movie
>entirely by yourself (I don't count computer Kevin Spacey).
>But even Rockwell let me down a bit from what I usually expect
>from him.
>
>
>**SPOILERS BELOW**
>I get that it was less about plot, and more about the morality
>of cloning and the "emotional journey" that the two sams went
>through, but by the time they figured out for sure that they
>were clones, i didn't care. They had bored me so thoroughly I
>really didn't care what happened to the character(s). The
>whole time I kept thinking, "ok, I'll wait it out, something
>interesting is gonna happen." But nope. Nothing. They really
>lost me when he started getting buddy-buddy with the other
>clone. My girlfriend accurately described it as "Duplicity in
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im there

Rockwell killed it, and the visuals are really terrific.

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im not really seeing what people are hating on.

pretend to be cats don't seem to know they limitations
exact replication and false representation

And Clint Mansell's score was great as well...
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It had the look of a movie that was supposed to be
good.

It just wasn't really very good.

Wasn't *bad*

Just wasn't good, at all. Very forgettable.

Its getting rave reviews on Rotten Tomatoes(lol),
largely because its has the look of a movie that
is supposed to be good, so people are inventing
reasons that its supposed to be good.

Again - not bad. Solid.

Not very good, though.

Sorta fumbles the hook or just looks very awkward
dribbling the ball up the court.

This is the the type of movie that might have been
cool 20 years ago.

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so, then.... if I were to rate these comments (0-10).....

• wasn't really very good (if not "very good", perhaps just "good" or "average" -- 6)
• wasn't *bad* (if not "bad", the maybe "average" - 5)
• wasn't good. (not "good", but not necessarily "bad", so maybe "just average" - 5)
• not bad (so maybe "good" then - 7)
• solid ("solid" = "good" in my book - 7)
• not very good, though. (oops, ok, just "good" then? maybe average - 6)

Orbit's final rating:
* 6 out of 10 *

LOL.

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Its really, really, really, not good.

I'd say 5/10, tops.

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While it used a couple clichés, I thought it an interesting twist on the standard sci-fi fare. It dragged a little bit in places, but I felt the story and concept was compelling enough to keep my curiosity piqued. It felt a little flat overall and didn't get me as invested in the character(s) and overall film as much as I would have preferred, but it was worth the 2 hours spent watching it.

Reminds me a little bit of Silent Running, the 70's flick with a similar theme (sans major plot point) starring Bruce Dern, which as far as I can recall, was slightly better.

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It would been *good* as a 30 minute twiglight zone
episode...MAYBE.

You can already see from this very post that you already
decided this movie was going to be good before you saw it,
so do you.

But you know damn well this movie was doo doo.

And from what I recall, you're something of a Sci-Fi buff,
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the twilight zone was often way more compelling and thought-provoking than 95% of the overblown schlock hollywood pumps out in the guise of sci-fi nowadays.

>You can already see from this very post that you already
>decided this movie was going to be good before you saw it,
>so do you.

actually you can see from this post that I decided the trailer looked really good and that the premise is the type of sci-fi I want to see more of.


>But you know damn well this movie was doo doo.

^^^ thinks Hancock was a good movie.

>And from what I recall, you're something of a Sci-Fi buff,
>which makes your opinion even more puzzling

^^^ thinks I, Robot was a great sci-fi movie, which makes your opinion on sci-fi highly suspect.

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I half expected an Ovaltine commercial to come on every
6 or 7 minutes.

Seriously though - About 70% of that movie could have
been cut out. This did not deserve to be a full motion
picture. The "drama" built for a looooooong time for
absolutely no reason. They could have scrunched the
rising action into 4 minutes and it wouldn't have made
any difference

>the twilight zone was often way more compelling and
>thought-provoking than 95% of the overblown schlock hollywood
>pumps out in the guise of sci-fi nowadays.

Exactly - and it fit into 30 minutes, just like
this film should have


>actually you can see from this post that I decided the trailer
>looked really good and that the premise is the type of sci-fi
>I want to see more of.

Right - you decided it was going to be good before you
saw the movie, just like I said earlier.


>^^^ thinks I, Robot was a great sci-fi movie, which makes your
>opinion on sci-fi highly suspect.

The only reason people don't like I, Robot is because its not
nerd-ly correct to like Will Smith movies and because it uses
the same title as a classic(Of course, I, Robot' is actually
the perfect kind of remake/adaptation, because it doesn't try
to remake the book at all, but only use the central elements in
a more modern and relevant context...everyone should be happy.
The nerds have their book, and the people who are cool and
can admit to liking Will Smith movies have an awesome Sci
Fi movie).

Other than that, no one can name me a *good* reason why it
isn't superb, because it is. I can absolutely guarantee that
if a non-Will Smith actor starred in it, you'd all love it,
even though Smith nailed that role...one of the better Sci
Fri protagonists I've seen, ever(certainly better than
Rockwell in this 'Moon' bullshit..LOL)


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>I half expected an Ovaltine commercial to come on every
>6 or 7 minutes.

Ovaltine? The jar's round, the mug's round... why don't they call it Roundtine?


>Seriously though - About 70% of that movie could have
>been cut out. This did not deserve to be a full motion
>picture. The "drama" built for a looooooong time for
>absolutely no reason. They could have scrunched the
>rising action into 4 minutes and it wouldn't have made
>any difference

yeah, they should've thrown in some missiles and explosions and missiles flying out of explosions in there. you sound like an ADD-rattled MTV generation kid who can't sit still and pay attention to something for more than 2 straight minutes.


>Right - you decided it was going to be good before you
>saw the movie, just like I said earlier.

no, I decided that the trailer looked good so I was excited to see it. doesn't mean I decided the movie was going to be good before I saw it; I was excited to see Watchmen too, but that didn't quite turn out as I'd hoped.


>The only reason people don't like I, Robot is because its not
>nerd-ly correct to like Will Smith movies and because it uses
>the same title as a classic(Of course, I, Robot' is actually
>the perfect kind of remake/adaptation, because it doesn't try

The only reason you like I, Robot is because Will Smith's in it and you want to tell people who don't like it how many lattes they sip or whatever.


>even though Smith nailed that role...one of the better Sci
>Fri protagonists I've seen, ever(certainly better than
>Rockwell in this 'Moon' bullshit..LOL)

LMAO

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Do you, though.

>yeah, they should've thrown in some missiles and explosions
>and missiles flying out of explosions in there. you sound like
>an ADD-rattled MTV generation kid who can't sit still and pay
>attention to something for more than 2 straight minutes.

LOL

LOL

LOL

Dog - the movie was boring.

It was boring to a 17 year old skater.

It is boring to a 60 year old Anthropologist

Its is boring to anyone who is honest with themselves.

Its fucking boring.

Just saying.


>no, I decided that the trailer looked good so I was excited to
>see it. doesn't mean I decided the movie was going to be good
>before I saw it; I was excited to see Watchmen too, but that
>didn't quite turn out as I'd hoped.

Fair enough


>The only reason you like I, Robot is because Will Smith's in
>it and you want to tell people who don't like it how many
>lattes they sip or whatever.

No, its actually outstanding. As in, honestly, really.

>Dog - the movie was boring.
>
>It was boring to a 17 year old skater.
>
>It is boring to a 60 year old Anthropologist
>
>Its is boring to anyone who is honest with themselves.
>
>Its fucking boring.
>
>Just saying.

no, you just wanted to see some explosions. that's ok, I understand.


>>The only reason you like I, Robot is because Will Smith's in
>>it and you want to tell people who don't like it how many
>>lattes they sip or whatever.
>
>No, its actually outstanding. As in, honestly, really.

LOL

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Only, had it been a Twilight Zone episode, the clone reveal would have happened in the last 5 minutes, with Clone #1 being dragged, kicking and screaming to the death pod room to the smooth sounds of a Rod Serling voice over.

Sam Rockwell is a hell of an actor, script/direction/production were all great but he really carried the movie.

set designs were fantastic, amazing this only cost $5 mil

and good science in a sci-fi movie - whodathunkit? I was so hyped to see the magnetic railgun launcher - this was like a Popular Science article come to life.

great score too (minus the sappy sad music tune), really helped to set the mood.

just great stuff all around.

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>Sam Rockwell is a hell of an actor,
>script/direction/production were all great but he really
>carried the movie.

LOL

>set designs were fantastic, amazing this only cost $5 mil

LOL. That's because they used an airport bathroom and
a bunch of egg cartons

>and good science in a sci-fi movie - whodathunkit? I was so
>hyped to see the magnetic railgun launcher - this was like a
>Popular Science article come to life.


*record scratch*

"Good science?" Where?

>great score too (minus the sappy sad music tune), really
>helped to set the mood.

What mood?

>just great stuff all around.

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>>Sam Rockwell is a hell of an actor,
>>script/direction/production were all great but he really
>>carried the movie.
>
>LOL

... mad?


>>and good science in a sci-fi movie - whodathunkit? I was so
>>hyped to see the magnetic railgun launcher - this was like a
>>Popular Science article come to life.
>
>
>*record scratch*
>
>"Good science?" Where?

uh, I just gave an example of where.


>>great score too (minus the sappy sad music tune), really
>>helped to set the mood.
>
>What mood?

one eliciting anger, apparently.


>>just great stuff all around.
>
>LOL

well, it's certainly no Hancock.

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The fact that the set design looked like an airport bathroom
does not mean the movie had to be bad.

The movie was bad because it was bad.

The set designs, however, were not "fantastic."

>well, it's certainly no Hancock.

No, Hancock was a silly fun summer movie.

This was a booooooring bore fest made for the Latte
crowd, and is about 1/1000000000000th as good as I Robot
in every possible way

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>The fact that the set design looked like an airport bathroom
>does not mean the movie had to be bad.

the fact that you are apparently so intimately acquainted with the insides of airport bathrooms does not have anything to do with the set designs for the movie.

>The movie was bad because it was bad.

I, Robot was bad because it was bad. and because Will Smith hammed it up too much.


>>well, it's certainly no Hancock.
>
>No, Hancock was a silly fun summer movie.
>
>This was a booooooring bore fest made for the Latte
>crowd, and is about 1/1000000000000th as good as I Robot
>in every possible way

hey I enjoyed Hancock for the dumb silly fun & I, Robot for the action and FX.

Moon is just a better written, better acted, better directed & all-around better movie.

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>hey I enjoyed Hancock for the dumb silly fun & I, Robot for
>the action and FX.

>Moon is just a better written, better acted, better directed &
>all-around better movie.

LOL

LOL

Did I mention not being able to take Kevin Spacey's
dumbass voice seriously?

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>LOL
>
>LOL
>
>Did I mention not being able to take Kevin Spacey's
>dumbass voice seriously?
>
>LOL


LOL

Did I mention not being able to take Will Smith's dumbass "IS THAT REGISTERING WITH YOU?!?!?" fake 'tensity seriously?

LOL

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the "science" in the movie was laughable @ best... and the score was out of place. the opening music was just terrible.

>the "science" in the movie was laughable @ best... and the
>score was out of place. the opening music was just terrible.

how was the science laughable, exactly?

and the sad music was terrible. the opening music was great.

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A sci fi classic.

who is the girl Sam hallucinates? it's not his wife; I was trying to figure out who it was but they don't really address it.

anyone know if it's supposed to be anyone, or just a random hallucination?

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>who is the girl Sam hallucinates? it's not his wife; I was
>trying to figure out who it was but they don't really address
>it.
>
>anyone know if it's supposed to be anyone, or just a random
>hallucination?

Its like asking "Why were the German uniforms in 'Saving Private
Ryan so detailed?"

The answer: Because 'Saving Private Ryan' was good.

This 'Moon', bullshit?

Shitty.



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but she looked older than his daughter, and he didn't know what his daughter would look like anyway. unless it's supposed to be him imagining what she would look like?

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remember he video phoned home and his daughter, all grown up, answered the phone. he din't know it was her, because she was like 18 or some shit.

the original sam obviously had been gone a long time, because there were so many clones made and subsequently disposed of. they only last 3 years at a time, apparently.

yeah, i'm pretty sure it was his daughter.

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>remember he video phoned home and his daughter, all grown up,
>answered the phone. he din't know it was her, because she was
>like 18 or some shit.

right, he didn't know what she looked like grown up, so how did he see a vision of the grown-up her in the chair? that's what confused me. also cuz besides being brunette it didn't quite look like the daughter to me - daughter at home is 15 but chick in the chair looked like a fully grown woman to me.

but there aren't any other explanations really so I guess it must've been her.

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>>remember he video phoned home and his daughter, all grown
>up,
>>answered the phone. he din't know it was her, because she
>was
>>like 18 or some shit.
>
>right, he didn't know what she looked like grown up, so how
>did he see a vision of the grown-up her in the chair?

he didn't have to "know" who she was or "remember" her...it wasn't his memory of her. it was the original sam's.

that's
>what confused me. also cuz besides being brunette it didn't
>quite look like the daughter to me - daughter at home is 15
>but chick in the chair looked like a fully grown woman to me.

i thought the older version of the daughter had pretty dark hair.

>

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the director stated that it was Sam's daughter. He said he wrote that part using the theory that people say that twins can sometimes feel or have the same thoughts as each other without being near each other. He said that he believed that the clones acted the same way, in that they would sometimes see things that the original Sam back on Earth would see......

I never really thought till afterwords either it's all one actor (although he is playing two roles)

I wonder if the hallucinations of his daughter were a nod to the gholas/clones in Dune who eventually share all their memories

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> I wonder if the hallucinations of his daughter were a nod to
>the gholas/clones in Dune who eventually share all their
>memories

You know what? Even if they were - SO THE FUCK WHAT?

LOL

Who cares about "nods?"

The movie sucked. How about the film "nod" to being a
good motion picture?

Like I said - this film should have been a twilight
zone episode.

It had ten minute stretches that could easily have been cut
the fuck out.

Booooooring.

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Great fucking film. Duncan Jones is saying he's making a sequel with the intention of a trilogy. I don't think that's a good idea.

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Even a 2001 sequel wasn't a good look.

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(C)Keith Murray, "Cosmic Slop"

...just got back from seeing it .. everyone in the theater seemed to like it ...Did the radio personality at the end have anything to do with one of the Sam Bell clone coming back to earth??

..i'd be down for a sequel




and lol @ Orbit_Established hating HARD on this movie ...lol, does this guy like ANYTHING?? glad there wasnt any de la soul music on the soundtrack, his head would have exploded

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People talking about this dude who's shown up claiming to be a slave/clone from the moon

I wonder if they intended to criticize western society turning a blind eye to corporate evils in the third world



>...just got back from seeing it .. everyone in the theater
>seemed to like it ...Did the radio personality at the end
>have anything to do with one of the Sam Bell clone coming back
>to earth??
>
> ..i'd be down for a sequel
>
>
>
>
>and lol @ Orbit_Established hating HARD on this movie ...lol,
> does this guy like ANYTHING?? glad there wasnt any de la
>soul music on the soundtrack, his head would have exploded
>

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Why do you choose to mimic these wack MCs?
Why do you choose to listen to R&B?

"There are obviously many things which we do not understand, and may never be able to." Leela

*puts emceeing in a box*

Edit: After writing the post below, I found an answer on the IMDB forum for the film: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1182345/board/thread/140457997?d=140582656&p=1#140582656

I'm leaving the post up anyway, in case anyone has more to add.
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There's something I'm unsure of about when Sam crashes his vehicle. Is this a repeating scenario that occurs every time a new clone needs to be awakened?

I'm pretty sure the answer is "no", since that is what the "death pod" is for. But if that's the case, how do they introduce a new clone, and into what scenario does he wake up?

Do they just drop the new one off in his bedroom with the same fixed memory as every other clone or something?

I'm not sure the film made it clear what the usual protocol was (if indeed the vehicle crash was just a one-time accident).

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Edit #2: Another imdb thread addresses this question here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1182345/board/thread/143446724?d=143468474&p=1#143468474

I'm satisfied.
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...all new clones are told they were in a crash on their trip to moon and they may have some memory loss ...im assuming when a clone dies on the job, its taken care of by those "clean up" guys with the guns ..no telling how many clones have been used, but looks like they were planning on years and years of use with all those clones in the secret compartment under the death bed

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