Passengers'Final Speech Speak Scen'[FullHD|1080p]

Directed by Morten Tyldum
Produced by -Neal H. Moritz -Stephen Hamel -Michael Maher -Ori Marmur
Starring -Jennifer Lawrence -Chris Pratt -Michael Sheen -Laurence Fishburne -Andy García
Music by Thomas Newman
Production companies: LStar Capital,Village Roadshow Pictures,Wanda Pictures,Original Film,Company Films,Start Motion Pictures
Written by Jon Spaihts
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[theonejackal]

I kind of hoped that there would be an old couple, waiting at the bar, and they both said "Good Morning."

[johncookie]

I was actually hoping that the crew were greeted by their children.

[boldsign]

I always feel sad when I see this scene. It makes you realize how life is so short.

[habib.bhatti]

I like how Jim wanted to be a mechanic on Homestead, and fix things but he fixed the ship, and gave each and every single passenger the greatest gift of all.

[nadereyes]

It's kind of sad to learn that both of them might have passed away so many years before the Avalon finally reaches the Homestead II.

[iamnaitsirk]

This is how Starlord became a Guardian of the Galaxy.

[nuclearwinter]

Some people don't like the ending, but it makes sense. They both found what they were actually looking for. The destination of the ship became irrelevant, because they were already where they wanted to be.

[arko]

I wonder if the Avalon crew would clean it all up before the passengers are awoken. And if Homestead makes the entire incident secret, so that nobody ever learned what happened?

[Mlogan]

I don't believe this was a sad ending. They didn't make it to Homestead II, but instead they had a luxury ship to themselves with all the special amenities allowed the Deck Crew Commander, and see all the wonder/beauty of space. How many people on Earth now would trade their current lives to live a life on that ship? Lots!

[yourifernandez]

A friend once said, "You can't get so hung up on where you'd rather be that you forget to make the most of where you are." We got lost along the way. But we found each other. And we made a life. A beautiful life. Together.

[Pondamaster]

When you realize everyone you knew from earth died when you woke up 120 years later

[Wichard-mhip]

To spend the rest of your life alone with someone you love. If he had never woke her up there would have been no one to open the vent and save the ship. Everyone would have perished. There would have been no story to tell.

[scuderiamoly]

Imagine when they'll find their corpses

[Missmary]

The movie's nice but too convenient.
-They built such an advanced ship without replacement pods?This is supposed to be in the future, not the 50's.
-A malfunction would automatically wake the crew if they applied basic common sense.
-In general, you can't tell me that people made this spaceship, sent passengers on a 120 year journey and noone was worried about the possibility of a malfunction?They could even program Arthur or other robots to help in this situation.There is no way they didn't teach people how to put themselves in hibernation in case sth happened or whom to alert.
-Why was the crew locked?Who thought this was a good idea?It's like locking the doctors in one room and the patients in another.I mean the crew was going to wake up first anyway so why?
*The problem with this movie is that they're treating a 120 year journey like a roadtrip. In real life, they would be one hundred safety rules/guides, replacement pods and crew responsible for that possibility specifically*

[EvanEvansE]

It teaches you about the meaning of life. It's not about where you'll get to. It's about enjoying and making the best of every day.

[EnergizeYourWorkout]

possibly Andy Garcia's easiest paycheck

[FrancescoScinico]

"Together"

If there is one word that sums up human life, this is it.

[chess]

This is the most profound speech about a friend once said. I love 💕 this speech, because it really resonates with me about life. We spend our entire life’s chasing the carrot, AKA things, money, that life is passing us by. I loved this movie, think about it, nothing else matters, but who you are, and who you love, everything else is a journey, hence the spaceship. AKA, the craft is the journey, AKA life, and you’re just their for the ride.

[stanmo]

I was so touched by this ending and her voice speaking over the years while her fellow passengers slept. It was beautiful and haunting to me. A lovely moment in the movie.

[swertooo]

i love this ending. Yes it could also have worked if they recut it as a thriller type movie but I just enjoyed the fact the movie was a fairly simple story about 2 people finding each other and living their lives out together in space