Good movie.

OMG what a tease. Definitely gonna have to see this.

this was a pretty good movie though i figured it out fairly early on.
you all probably will also but you find it does not detract from the movie.

I saw the preview for this on District 9 I think?

Dude goes to outer space and gets dementia.

Why the fuck would you be doing that to the moon? It is a vital piece of our happy little fluke* of a system we have here.

Article on the moon, and if it were gone plus a few other things. written "by Neil F. Comins, University of Maine" - Quoted from the article.
http://www.astrosociety.org/education/publications/tnl/33/moon2.html

Cool article, though you should watch the movie. There's interesting answers to all of the above.

The movie mostly revolves around the human psyche and corporate greed.

awesome movie, period

>> ^syncron:
The movie mostly revolves around the human psyche and corporate greed.


That bastards at Weyland-Utani get everywhere.

They'll fix you. They fix everything.

The movie reference level in these comments is awesome.

Great flick, just watched it last night. This, and District 9, give me hope that Hollywood is finally catching on that good sci-fi doesn't have to come in a big, flashy, expensive CGI wrapper.

I loved it. But it was very predictable. Am so starved for good sci-fi, I'll take it.

I wasn't sure what to make of Moon, but I enjoyed it overall. It's certainly not a bad movie, although slow and yes, somewhat predictable.

that was a great movie, very Ray Bradbury/Isaac Asimov like.

same over here
>> ^Farhad2000:
I loved it. But it was very predictable. Am so starved for good sci-fi, I'll take it.

>> ^NordlichReiter:
I saw the preview for this on District 9 I think?
Dude goes to outer space and gets dementia.
Why the fuck would you be doing that to the moon? It is a vital piece of our happy little fluke of a system we have here.
Article on the moon, and if it were gone plus a few other things. written "by Neil F. Comins, University of Maine" - Quoted from the article.
http://www.astrosociety.org/education/publications/tnl/33/moon2.html

This was a brilliant film, but yeah quite predictable to me.

But to nordlich: Eh? We're doing that to earth, mate.. mining it, etc. If we found an easily harvestable and extremely efficient energy source on the moon, we'd mine that instead.

Just the fact that low budget British sci-fi is getting some love is awesome... while some might have seen it as predictable, that could be said about most movies anymore, at least moon had thought, and an amazing performance by SR

>> ^enoch:
this was a pretty good movie though i figured it out fairly early on.
you all probably will also but you find it does not detract from the movie.


It's not like they're trying to hide anything.... I mean, the whole situation is spelled out for you like 30 minutes into the movie.....

Thanks for posting this! I had never heard of this film until this morning. Just watched it. great flick. It is fun to watch when you know NOTHING about the plot.

>> ^djsunkid:
Thanks for posting this! I had never heard of this film until this morning. Just watched it. great flick. It is fun to watch when you know NOTHING about the plot.


That's my favorite way to watch a good movie. I'd never heard of it until I saw this post, and immediately put it at the top of my netflix queue. I think that if I'd read any reviews or had seen the (awful) trailer, I wouldn't have enjoyed it as much.

As for the predictability, a good film will put me into a frame of mind where I don't try to think ahead. I lose myself and watch. Moon did this for me.