Small Details You Missed In The Midnight Sky | Netflix
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- George Clooney's The Midnight Sky is filled with stunning images of outer space, intense scenes of survival against the elements, and many statements about the human condition. The movie follows two sets of characters amid their perilous and isolated journeys. And while they might be separated by a great distance, Clooney's Augustine and Felicity Jones' Sully have a lot more in common than either of them knows.
As their stories become intertwined throughout the movie, there are a lot of subtle details that you may have missed. Beware, spoilers ahead!
In the beginning of The Midnight Sky, after Augustine has been voluntarily left behind by the evacuating researchers, he proceeds to clean out the belongings of those who left and throws away a small statue of a wolf. If you read the book on which the film is based, Lily Brooks-Dalton's Good Morning, Midnight, you might recognize the significance of that figurine as it's something of a nod to a key scene from the book. In the novel, Augustine has several memorable encounters with arctic animals, including one in which a white wolf approaches Iris.
Augustine kills the animal to protect Iris, but she's actually very upset by this. That's because she read a field guide that indicates arctic wolves may not be aggressive to humans since they don't fear them. In a later scene from The Midnight Sky, Iris can be seen cuddling a stuffed dog, which is another nod to her compassion for the wolf.
A howling image | 0:00
Playing for two | 1:17
A family competition | 1:53
A symbol for the future | 2:40
The game is afoot | 3:49
What's in a name? | 4:16
A voice in the cold | 4:59
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In the aftermath of a global catastrophe, a lone scientist in the Arctic races to contact a crew of astronauts with a warning not to return to Earth. - 엔터테인먼트
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I liked this movie and was entertained by the story. When I watch movies I do one thing. Completely dismiss all reality and become immersed into the story.
nobody cares what you do when watching movies
I do the same thing. I like to feel like I'm there in the movie, and get attached quickly
The vibe of this movie is different , it feels like how important is family and friends for each and every individuals.
That does not make it different. This was the worst sci fi I've seen in years. If they want to make a drama about people's lives, fine, but why set it in space and then get the science so wrong?
There's zero vibe in that dreadful show
@@acidtrungpa4760 agreed
Something I admired is that in one of his interviews he commented on how people undercovered can’t see or communicate with their loved ones like they’d wish during Covid - the speechless girl drives that home
That statue is Anubis, clearly. He has a jackal head, not a wolf's. This is a meaningful detail that people like yourself may have missed.
Exactly, he is throwing death away.
@@thesoupteacher4943 Anubis, the Egyptian god of the dead: damn, that's brilliant!
It was actually Tal in the novel that played computer games to stay in connection with his sons. Tal spent most of his free time on the journey back to earth on the console. Ivanov had a daughter and a wife and for most of the book didnt get on well with Tal. Ivanov spent most of his time in his lab away from his crew.
I’m embarrassed that you didn’t notice that that incredibly famous figure is not a wolf
Anubis God of death and lost souls. It was a big clue for me when I watched it
@@julianndavis9415 Whats to be clued to? The beginning of the movie they talk about him being terminal sick and that that there was no where to go on earth to survive.
@@julianndavis9415 I have a statue of that Egyptian God back home.
Augustine is also imaginary because no way in hell can somebody be fully submerged in the arctic ocean and then go for a walk in a blizzard.
IKR? As anyone who spends time in the wilderness during winter has to know! 1st rule of winter survival: *don’t get wet!*
After the movie English credits, there's audio of birds and static noise. It implies the Earth 🌎🌍 has a place where birds and humans may still be living.
This is the one of the best movie for long time. Great quality film and lots of twist.
The spacewalk scene was awesome, but there's a strange twist in that too: there is a phenomenon one gets in photography were green circles appear in the picture due to an intense light source elsewhere in the picture. The footage in outer space had those... despite being 100% CGI! They simulated a camera artifact?!?
This is a story of emotion triumphing over logic. Captain: "We're heading off to reboot the species on another planet, we need all the people we can get for genetic diversity!"
Half the crew: "Nah, man, we're heading home to die! Screw the survival of the human species!"
Also, I didn't get from the movie that Iris was Augustine hallucinating his own daughter; that was a "Sixth Sense" level spoiler!
Man the Iris thing was the most obvious part of the movie (besides the fact that he was gonna lose his dialysis equipment).
And I 100% agree on how pathetic the Crew's reaction to the situation was. We can all agree that with only 3 people (1 of them being a baby and all 3 family) you can't save humanity.
The silent girl had Shyamalan written all over. That was an early clue as to how bad this was going to be.
I was practically jumping up and down about the crew being so irresponsible. They could do nothing substantive to help their family, or their dead crew member, but staying on the ship would have at least given the mission a *slightly* better chance at success. Once earth was toast, their loyalties should have been to their remaining crew members. Were I the captain, I would have forbidden their departure.
I wondered how they were going to save humanity. They mentioned a colony but it wasn't clear if there were people yet. It was clear that the moon was habitable and they left some structures there. I'm assuming that the other space missions are going there.
There was a brief clip of the movie / novel "On the Beach" were the world ends due to radiation.
I thought they put that in there cuz Gregory Peck stars in it, and his grandson plays the young Augustine.
Should i read the book? I buy the books of the films but not always read them if know the film improved so much
Watching it now good movie liked it
The only thing that I'm not sure about: When thy show us how they are evacuating the facility, where are they going? Cause at first I thought they were taking a space ship to K-23, but for what I've hear that might not be the case
I know Mitchell's family is on Earth, so I thought that maybe not everyone got to evacuate the planet.
I believe they were evacuating to an underground place which Augustine described as "temporary". People may have been waiting for Aether to get them to K-23.
@@luzdanielleaniban7363 oh well... Then they'll be waiting for long time
Logic is not a thing this movie cared much about. Suddenly finding a new planet-sized object around Jupiter comes to mind.
Excellent film btw
Now I really want to watch it 😯💞
In that case you shouldn't have watched this video. It gives away the big reveal at the end.
There's a HUGE spoiler in this video; watch Midnight Sky _first_!
Don't waste your time.
I like that the ship is named Aether. Something that scientist won't admit exist.
I may have missed them because I nodded off! 😊
fr this junk was slower than a snail on morphine
Can't cope with movies where you have to think or concentrate. Poor you !
I think he was always at the mountain observatory and his experiences were all a dream. There's certainly no way he would survive that plunge into the water and that subsequent hike. The world really was at an end and people were evacuated, but I think he was at the second outpost all along. His chemo infusions were part of the dream or he was taking it at the mountain observatory and it figured into his dream.
Iris was never there, so I’m sure he set foot to Lake Hazen alone by himself not knowing she was a hallucination because he was delirious. I don’t think his journey across the tundra was a dream, but maybe the obstacles he encountered along the way including the crashed plane wreck were all hallucinations.
*¡loved it and wanted to cry - i started thinking of the 2001 film "artificial intelligence" that too was bittersweet!* - 9:55 PM Pacific Standard Time on Thursday, 24 December 2020 leap year
O yes that movie was very sad 😭
The movie is a master piece!!
@viralshield stfu
It's full of cliches & predictable all the things that don't equal a masterpiece. It's average at best.
a masterpiece?... LOL!
@@gamerrant I don’t see how the ending was predictable in any way, it literally made me cry...just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean you get to bash someone else’s opinion.
@@voriet.2932 I bashed NO ONE in my comment. It literally is my own opinion on the movie & opinion of the commenter. The comment doesn't insult any one who liked or didn't like it.
Making stuff up to prove your point only weakens your point.
The fact that he searched up crew members and looked hard on sully's picture was a clue enough for me . I knew she was his daughter. Also, iris wears a coat of her size which is not possible because she just stepped in with nothing with her. Also, the extra cereal bowl scene is a proof that he is hallucinating.
2:03 West Ham jersey :)
I knew it, great movie.
Yeah, I too loved it.
The 3 dot motif is clearly visible behind young Augustine's head, the same scene we see the earrings 3:49
The little girls eyes are also different from Felicity's eyes.
What I took away from this film is that, at 69 years of age, I could feel my life slipping by with no chance of getting the time it took to watch it back.
Lol same let's sue
Amazing movie. Very emotional themes.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! you should watch star trek descovery and the new star wars movies, you would really like those.
S/B: "Small details you missed IF YOU READ THE BOOK"
Nobody’s talking about when Augustine and Iris spot a crashed plane on their way to lake haven
Are they not the two coming back home to the earth?
@@niki1974 i never even thought of that but that’s lowkey deep
@@niki1974 no. The plane that crashed is a private jet full of art, while the shuttle is vastly different has no visible windows on the sides and they don't take the shuttle until after he reaches Lake Haven.
I’m starting to wonder if that plane wreck was a hallucination.
Fantastic film.
Its entered my top 5 for most boring and pointless films I've suffered in 2020...hopefully there will be better offerings over the next 12 months.
The book was incredibly well written and profound, the movie version has many unnecessary supporting actors and scenes trying to make it more dramatic
@@sakisgr1396 pity they missed an opportunity of making something worth watching then considering the budget...trouble is I can't demand my time back.
Possibly one of the greatest flicks ever made, George Clooney should win an award.
terrible dissapointment both in direction and story line
This was the worst film I've seen in decades. How could they get the science so wrong? Zero attempt made at realism.
Just watch The Descendants instead if you prefer to see a movie that’s about something.
What did the dieing air crewman say to dr. Lofthouse?
I enjoyed the film. I thought the whole thing could be in his head. He could have been a low level scientist that never lived his life and his brain is forcing a new comforting reality. It reminded me of life of pie.
That’s not what the commander said
@@XRockVstarI499 did he say it or create the reality? How do you know the girl isnt real?
Ummm...dont view vids with titles about story lines?
@@tommarsh9180👌 😂👍
i liked the movie. 2 questions
why did he not evacuate ? i mean what was he aiming to accomplish staying behind at the research center?
what is the symbolism behind the plane crash, if theres any?
In the book we got a better understanding of his reclusive nature and his constant scientific research & how he never felt the need to be social, hence why he felt at home in such a desolate outpost. The plane crash full of immensely expensive art only highlights the futility of material possessions when life is fading
@@sakisgr1396 appreciate it!
I thought in the beginning people got sent to a space ship. Then I thought maybe the girl teleported onto the space craft while it was in range at the end.
Solo entré aquí a decir que esta película es una oda al aburrimiento.
If you want to fall asleep watch this movie
Was it a *great* movie? No. Did all of the details hold up to scrutiny? No. But I enjoyed it anyway. I think it might be best appreciated by those of us who’ve lived long enough to understand the conflicting, and often overlapping, pulls of passion, curiosity, ambition, dedication, love, family, the need for solitude, and the desire for intimacy. And the pain of regret.
I honestly didn't see the twist coming.
What twist. The whole movie was predictable and boring as batshit
It was so obvious 😂 probably you are young, this twist been done looots in hollowed, they just should stop using it.
The design of the butt of his rifle matches that of the interior of parts of the ship. It's this white lace-like pattern.
I guess it’s because both came from a 3D Printer and use a design that delivers stability but also uses as less resources as possible, what is important because both are located where resources are scarce or hard to produce
@@vinylrichiejr.2416 Ah! I didn't catch that but that sounds absolutely right. This from someone who owns a 3d printer.
@@1dgram oh nice, i also thought about getting one. how much did your printer cost?
@@vinylrichiejr.2416 mine was on the pricy side and was purchased a few years ago but depending on quality and features a good printer can cost anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars
@@1dgram oh ok that’s reasonable, thx👍
THE BEST MOVIE NETFLIX HAS EVER MADE!!
GREAT JOB!!
Pretty surprised you didn't mention that the very name of Iris is a major clue in regards to the anatomy.
Yeah I thought she was a figment!
Ok, good acting, nice set dressing, sooner tone well done. But sorry, I need to pick huge nits:
No communication lag between Earth and Jupiter?
Why couldn't the Aether pick up various TV signals to know what's going on?
We"just found" a whole new moon around Jupiter? And it has breathable air? And it's not fried by Jupiter's radiation or turn apart by gravity tides? An alien world, and the food that grows there will have the amino acids needed to support life, or the right microorganisms to nourish transplanted flora?
Inbreeding? 'Nuff said.
Can this ship really make it back with only 2 crew?
And of course the hypothermia.
Because the whole movie is Iris dream!
Wtf was that ending. I NEED A SEQUAL
It ended the way it was supposed to. A's mission was accomplished.
Loved this movie 🍿
NETFLIX BE LIKE:
1 THROW IN SOME CGI
2 ONE FAMOUS ACTOR
3 LOST OF MOVING SILENCE
4 TWO PAGES OF SCRIPT
AND LIKE ALWAYS A BAD AND OPEN ENDING BECAUSE BUDGET RELATED ISSUES.
Ugh... the cliche writing, slow plot, and dismal yet mysterious abrupt end of all humanity... the last glimmer of "hope" is the last 2 humans off to a new world where one family may have a chance to live a few inbred generations and die out too. 2 hrs i cannot get back.
I fastforwarded every single space scene till the ending where george makes it to the other dish. ... Yeah didnt miss a thing and it was so fudging boring.
I for one really liked the pacing.
it's a good movie i like it
Own speculation.
What's happened with normal Arctic day and night shifting ? In this movie there is no around 5 months of polar night and about 6 months of daylight. Is that by purpose or someone didn't read enough.
Takes place on the equinox?
Well I liked this film, I thought it poetic. All that we could lose if we don't wake up and take care properly of this planet. WHy look for another planet to colonize when all we should do is clean up this one.
Great special effects but very slow & depressing, especially in todays time line, no hope for the future in the movie.
But they had that "Sweet Caroline" moment of sweet winsomeness. Followed by a gruesome death. That seemed to belong in a completely different movie. It's like a movie a psychiatric patient would make after a few solid days off meds.
These are all reAches. Shouldn’t have to read a book for “easter eggs”
1 - I dislike this video cause the movie was bad. I had really hugh expectations.
2 - This review is keep saying: In the book.......Nobody read the book. Come one, you´re supouse to talk about the movie.
3 - Georgre C. and Felicity Jones were amazing.
I have the book.
Ko tera Dbro ?
UGH! NO characterization... I cared about none of the characters... the science is all wrong... and the slow pacing and contrived emergencies.... ZZZZZZZ waste of time.
What a lame story. One unrealistic condition after another that could never be survived by anyone, not believable at all. Two hours of my life I will never get back.
I agree
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I appreciate details in films such as these:
* His rifle was clearly 3D printed - a likely scenario for the time setting
* The microwave (German brand) was set on German - signifying (along with the assorted flags there) that the base was populated with multiple nationalities.
However, there were many more inaccuracies and eye-roll inducing moments, which resulted in an overly disappointing film.
Also, your "small details you missed" were in the main completely wrong or completely obvious.
How come in Hollywood movies, the hero is able to survive hypothermia without shelter or resources? Augustine, already in a poor state of health, was able to hold his breath for over a minute, defy hypothermic shock and recover by himself without any other human assistance. Iris was not actually there so he couldn't even use her body heat or parka. Okay, now he's out of the water and will be able to survive for a while. Now what? Presumably, he has no compass (useless in the arctic anyway). Even if he DID have a GPS instrument, the satellite constellation was probably not being maintained so any signal would have a built-in error. There was no mention of a homing device so I was left to think he memorized the map and all landmarks along the way. I like to think that I am a good land navigator but I still need GPS, map and a compass. Not to mention dry socks and something to eat.
Yeah, this wasn't my favorite
This was such an average movie...an evening's diversion for the crap going on in Washington.
These 'details' do not make this crap movie watchable.
You not good at this sir!!!
The film does not have much going for it. It is a memoir about a person who sacrificed his family life for a career and regrets it. There is a slight plot twist at the end that is not worth the time to watch this movie. It's a common story of not being there when your child grows up. Also, this film was not technically accurate. The film looks like there was some technical assistance from someone who knows about crewed space flight but then Hollywood set in and made stuff up that is completely wrong. The spaceship is rendered nicely but the probability of the asteroid projectiles moving slow enough to be visible to a human is almost zero. More likely 10 times the speed of a bullet or faster. It looked like Star Wars or a Disney park ride. Any impact of a projectile larger than a few grams would easily penetrate and completely destroy the spaceship. The orbital mechanics that includes people returning to Earth in "pods" from a ship using the Earth for gravity assist is impossible. It's not really about science fiction.
This video demonstrates how Clooney turned the book into a flat predictable movie.
The book is truly profound, the movie was just so so and they tried to make it too much into a Hollywood action film
@@sakisgr1396 Clooney had wonderful material to work with. The video should say "Details CLOONEY missed In The Midnight Sky | Netflix.'
George Clooney should stay away from our beloved books.
Absolute stupid movie. Don't waste your time.
I saw it twice and am already hooked on it. I know that sounds weird.
Don't make any more movies, Clooney. This was bad.
Who gives a crap about details in that movie anyway. It's a whole turd
It sucked long drawn out drama and not much story in this movie
I literally came to the comments because I felt the same but it’s number 1 and all the other comments are giving great reviews. I came for clarity. Like I can’t be the only one lol
Worse than Ad Astra. You should get paid to watch this boring film.
Sorry but I found both movies heartwarming and this one draws me even closer.
The movie was trash more for people who are not choosy on what to watch
Too many cliches predictable abrupt cliffhanger spells ran out of money wannabe deep & a waste of time
This really was a rubbish film.
Waste of time
Terrible stupid movie. Boring, slow and yawn.
This was a terrible Movie
It's an Empty movie.
Incoherent
Yes. Plot holes on plot holes
This movie is so boring that you can literally watch it skipping at least 50-60 min and still understanding the whole story, the script is just awful
Dafak is this movie so boring 🤮
This thing is a hollow mess.
thank you
This movie sucked big time. Booooo
This is, by far the worst movie I have seen in 2020. I can't believe how bad high budget SF cinema can be theese days. I would call this film: "Midsommar of 2020".
Not the worst. I’m sure there are others with lower reception.
If you’re looking for a depressing pointless predictable boring movie with an awful ending than yeah this is definitely the movie for ya. 😒
A bit mundane perhaps but not terrible.
I wanted to like this movie.... but.... it was lame. A mish-mosh with no payoff.