Astronauts Witness The End of Humanity as Toxic Fog Covers Earth

After Earth is completely covered by a brown toxic fog, the crew of a space station must decide if it is worth the risk to go rescue the survivors.

[saltboat]

These are the most indecisive characters in the history of cinema

[AyratHungryStudent]

Characters: We must go to Earth to save the survivors.
Movie's budget: I don't think so.

[philiptucker]

There’s always a “gavin” in every post apocalyptic movie that causes mass destruction….way to go Gavin 🎉

[snix]

Can't imagine how frustrated I would be watching the whole movie...

[derickndossy]

"big corporations have replaced governments and states and conflict are resolved by their corporate armies" it may not be unrealistic. In some way or another big corporations control every aspect of our lives

[Iamthelolrus]

I miss when he used to say what country the film is from, still great work and obviously much effort is put into these vids, thank you for that.

[ArdanaMI]

“The cooling system was sabotaged”
There’s an impostor amogn us

[redphillips]

What, and nobody else on this multi-windowed space station noticed a humongous layer of spreading brown gunk filling up the Earth's atmosphere??

[Happyfoam-lwyt]

I like how the moral of the story is that nothing the crew did actually mattered.

Way to go.

[chrisfrancis]

There's a similar movie by George clooney called the midnight sky. Astronauts coming back from a habitable moon near Jupiter find earth completely covered in a toxic radiation fog with only one sole survivor so the Astronauts decide to go back to Jupiter's moon and start over. Very interesting movie and much bigger budget than this film

[ahmedmaa]

Even if a 20-mile-thick layer of alien poop covers the earth surface and seals it, some people will manage to survive!

[michaelsong]

So... long story short, what happened in the space station had no influence on anything that happened on Earth. This is exactly the same as Indiana Jones 1 -- Indy was unnecessary for anything (Nazi would have found the Ark, and it would have killed all the Nazis).

[kenneth]

Algae is the biggest contributor of oxygen in the atmosphere and yet trees have all the credit by humans

[tanler]

Great movie illustrating how people's decisions might change depending on circumstances.

[chrisfrancis]

Clearly the survivors didn't need the algae then because at the end of the movie earth's atmosphere was clear of any toxic fog and survivors was on the radio searching for other human survivors, ikarus was not needed because humans didn't run out of oxygen and must of had algae growing in the bunkers. My only problem was that the 300 survivors sounded pretty desperate for the algae saying they're oxygen would soon run out, so how did humanity survive when they never sent the algae down

[Drax-z]

9:00 why does the algae lead to the panel if he sabotaged it? why would there be algae growing to the panel? does the algae follow him? does he have some sort of algae controlling super power?

[shintafurnitureofficial]

great content broo, I'm addicted to this
keep it up

[Martinbennett]

I’ve watched this film has a nice ending to it slow paced but still interesting a must watch.

[firefool]

In this situation, there is no point in saving the C suite survivors. It's their kinds fault, and they won't learn from the mistakes

[hugh_jasso]

One would think in a fictional movie they could "make believe" the 1% wouldn't be the only survivors.