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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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Yeah I stopped watching when I saw a shuttle in lunar orbit. Just wrong and ignorant of history, physics, and engineering all at once.
If for some reason you want truly unhinged orbital/lunar physics watch the first episode of The Silent Sea lmao
Why is movie/tv SF always inventing alternative climate crises instead of just using the real one? Mysterious water shortage in this, mysterious crop failure in Interstellar. It's weird, there's a perfectly dramatic actual climate crisis if they want a climate crisis.
Also weird that they invented a whole different space agency for the RoK, SAA instead of KARI.
No dropped boosters to get to orbit, the whole stack is still together in lunar orbit, burning prograde for some reason. Then they disconnect the shuttle module from the stack while the stack engines are still burning and the shuttle, with engines off, suddenly falls towards the moon where they land with no engines doing pull up on the stick airplane style. The shuttle depressurizes and the depressurization keeps blowing wind from nowhere on and on for like a full minute.
I am begging SF writers to play KSP.
Reminds me of someone lauding blade runner 2049 for not “being political” because snow.
Famously apolitical setting Blade Runner