After 20 Years In Spaceship, She Finds The Spaceship Never Left Earth

A woman who's been alone on a spaceship her whole life becomes enamored with an engineer who suddenly enters her world and upends her universe.
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[master]

Imagine after living in space for 20 years and thinking you were about to die because the ship was running out of oxygen, you hear "It was just a prank, bro. Look, there's a camera over there."

[hannahkhin]

Poor Silivia . I was worried that she might be one those characters who pretend to kind and betray later . I was wrong . She's really kind and she doesn't deserve that ending :(

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I actually really like how the movie shows how cruel human experiments can be, even if it’s for the sake of progress and advancement

[JasonBoyce]

“He wants to keep Helena’s identity a secret, at any cost.”

*takes her to a nightclub*

[MicxMic-bjuh]

"Alex is a f*ckboy in space"
That definitely cracked me up.😂

[justme]

This is the space equivalent to thinking you were charging your phone during the night and waking up to it dead

[iShellShocked]

I miss the good old days where he would just say "Hey, Mystery recapped here." I know these comments are quite common now but i just realized it and i really miss it now

[OneColdRepublican]

"the science may not check out, but my hormones do~"

Now that's a gold line.

[stephen]

he felt bad and only saved one of the 10 test subject lmao

[kazuhirala]

What’s strange is that this type of simulation isn’t far fetch. I imagine something like this could be taking place to get human ready for space living or planetary isolation and so forth

[miriamkelly]

So a scientist can have both family and career in one go without the quarrels of "you're so committed to your work you forget about your family".

[AgentDigits]

The whole clone thing felt very unnecessary. That whole thing with her parents could have been done without that lmao

[lylezoethout]

"protect her identity at any cost'. Brings her out in public constantly and introduces her to his friends. Oh ya...at any cost. Lolol

[PowerStruggle]

there was a tv show with a simular plot called Ascension. In 1963 the us sent a large ship into space to colonize a planet due to the fear of the cold war. The large crew were told it would take 100 years to get there, so their children's children's children would reach it.

51 years later they are at the no turning back point. we learn the fact is. the ship never left earth. The ship is housed a giant warehouse.

[eleele-uiil]

Helena is an extremely important subject (who can presumably prevent spaceships from exploding), thats why the decided to eliminate her. Very logical, indeed.

[joshx]

"Alex is a fk boy, in

This channel is a national treasure....lol

[nobodyuknow]

Spend the rest of his life on a ship with only himself, his wife and child. No guy nights at a bar, long trips or cook outs, for him - that's true love.

[krutika]

It's a beautiful, heart-warming and under-rated movie. If you liked the story of "The Shape of Water" then you would definitely like this one because both have this same essence of empathy between the main characters. Happy endings in a love story are always beautiful :)

[LetondAtreides]

Lack of exposure to germs would also make things awkward, since your body wouldn't know what to do with the hellscape that is Earth...

[syncyertaver]

"Alex is a f*ck boy in space" THIS SENT ME