Earth In 2067, You Need To Pay For Oxygen Or Die !!!

When Earth's air becomes unbreathable, a message from the future sends a man on a dangerous mission to an unknown world to save the human race.

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[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The fact that this movie felt so grim and hopeless all throughout, and had such a pleasant ending, was a huge surprise.

[snowdream]

This is like a darker version of the Lorax

[bushidoxld]

“Jude raises the gun, strongly denying that he would shoot Ethan” the narrator said as Jude raised his gun aiming at Ethan.

[boiii]

I like how they can build a time machine but can't find the cure for the sickness

[caleighsmeltzer]

I would love to see him enter that world and everyone knows what a hero he is

[ScarletPhoenix.]

Jude pointing his gun at Ethan “How dare you?! I would never shoot you! Take that back or I shoot you!!”

[toffeefeathers]

This movie has a surprisingly happy ending. Yeah he didn’t get to stay with his wife, but he saved humanity and when he comes to civilization he’ll probably be hailed as a hero. Also his wife probably left lots of notes for him to read when he got back, if she knew he would

[elainal]

When his suit caught fire as soon as he hit the oxygenated environment I was psyched. Electronics developed for a low oxygen environment wouldn't have the same protection against sparks.

As a scientist this detail put this movie on the top shelf for me.

As a negotiator it kills me he didn't demand immediate access to higher quality O2 and medical care before he left for his wife.

[BebeSoule]

“Jude raises his gun, strongly denying that he would shoot Ethan.” Jude is so smart.

[Twist-The-Friendly-Hunter]

THAT ENDING.

He inevitably changed the past and made a better future for himself due to the city becomingly eco friendly and alive.
Like he can live with people and not die alone like he was planning to do.

[hertgort]

"He found his wife's bones, only to despair"
Bruh, it's 400 years later, you don't know how she died, but she would've definitely died anyway.

[yato]

That's actually a smart move to send "send ethan" from the future. If he didn't do that, then it would create a paradox

[evanhatmaker]

“Jude raises his gun, denying that he would shoot Ethan.” Well Jude, you do have a good point, but I can’t help but notice I’m currently at gun point

[vanessasorensen]

I can’t believe the only city left is in Australia. That pretty much never happens in movies!

[keanuxu]

It’s refreshing to see a time travel movie end, instead of having a “time loop”/ everything already happened is already happening again” kind of ending.

Edit: What I meant was, “It’s refreshing to see a time travel movie end with a broken loop and, more importantly, end with positivity and hope for the future of man kind and earth. You people focused on the practicality of time travel and changing the future, instead of what humans can do to make the future better.

[niagarawarrior]

i got to say, i only recently stumbled across this channel but i'm glad i did.

Movies are so long, and full of distracting visual effects and overlapping sounds which sometimes makes you miss details.
Movies also take 2 hours to sit through.

I enjoy being able 'watch' an entire movie within the time it takes me to have a coffee.

Thanks Mystery Recapped

[icequeensamwich]

I find it weird how many people call this ending a happy one, when he gets stuck in the future, and his wife and him never see eachother again. It's not a sad ending either, but it's definitely bittersweet.

[randomguy]

Since the humans survived and I’m assuming they are more technologically advanced in the ending, I have a feeling Ethan managed to go back to his timeline. At the very least he won’t be alone.

[dark_pepper]

*Buying oxygen be like*

Ms. Puff: *We paid 9$ for this?!*
Sandy: *I paid 10!*

[diadiaa]

This movie aint got the best ratings… idk how you do it, but you make each one of them sound like *masterpieces* !!!

It just goes to show any concept can work, its the execution/ narration of the story that dictates how ‘good’ it is😭👏