Ad Astra 4K HDR | Neptune 1/2 - Let Me Go

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Ad Astra 4K HDR | Neptune 1/2 - Let Me Go - 2160p 10bit HDR True HD 7.1

Astronaut Roy McBride undertakes a mission across an unforgiving solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and his doomed expedition that now, 30 years later, threatens the universe.

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Directed by : James Gray

Written by :
James Gray
Ethan Gross

Produced by :
Brad Pitt
Dede Gardner
Jeremy Kleiner
James Gray
Anthony Katagas
Rodrigo Teixeira
Arnon Milchan

Starring :
Brad Pitt
Tommy Lee Jones
Ruth Negga
Liv Tyler
Donald Sutherland

Cinematography : Hoyte van Hoytema

Edited by :
John Axelrad
Lee Haugen

Music by : Max Richter

Production
companies :
Regency Enterprises
Bona Film Group
New Regency
Plan B Entertainment
Keep Your Head Productions
TSG Entertainment

Distributed by : 20th Century Fox
Release date : September 20
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20th Century Fox (2019)
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[nicholasreynolds]

The sense of isolation that creeps in the further out in the system Roy gets is unlike anything I’ve ever seen in a movie. It’s such an awesome way to illustrate the inner isolation so many people feel.

[Bobaklives]

The entire sequence between father and son was done so well. The sense of emptiness in the universe—both in fear and awe. Loneliness. Solitude.

[danieldevito]

3:32 Absolutely terrifying. That's loneliness on an unimaginable scale.

[sarahburmester]

Ad Astra is really underrated. It is such a brilliant movie. The scenes are overwhelming / awesome.
Sorry I am no English native speaker.

[cristobalsapiain]

Such underrated movie, never expected see Neptune like this

[rikudouray]

The depiction and the mood of this scene is perfectly executed. If one day humanity travels into deep space and get a chance to get a closer look, it will sure be a surreal. Neptune sure is one of the most beautiful planet. But man I bet when you see our planet that far away, it is the most beautiful one that is ever created.

[sethpasuk]

This movie is probably NOT for person who have astrophobia. The loneliness and emptiness of the wide scale of space just creep me out even I don’t have that phobia. But it also beautiful. One of the underrated movie, the cinematography is excellent.

[biqbicle]

damn bro. The Music. and the planet blueness. so far away from home. its so dark. even facing the sun its so dark. just beautiful

[Unlimited]

Roy travelled 4.5 billion km's through the nothingness of space, to confront his demons; his father, whom ultimately forced him to let him go by actually letting him go. Heart shattered into a million pieces next to that giant blue ball of who knows what.

[Icemon]

i have a poor relationship with my father and this scene fucking broke me, man.

[javiercervantes]

I was waiting for this! Such a beautiful scene!

[robertschris]

Atleast he gets to see inside Neptunes atmosphere, lol.

[bjmxipc]

The beautiful artistry of his dad soo obsessed with beyond earth and how he despised that life when there exists nothing, no life, beyond earth and he wasted everything he ever wanted right in front of him

[Kryptoniano-nm]

2:16 his fater is still pressing the button to get away and Roy still tries to pursue him despite the fact he could not return any more. He tried EVERYTHING, that is exactly the moment to letting go

[gozziho]

Seeing that pale blue of the Neptune, so lone and dreadful....😭

[cybercityoedo]

Neptune is serene and scary at the same time.

[hansolo]

Think about it from his father's perspective, he's been in space for decades, he's never going to be able to walk in any kind of gravity ever again, he'd be going back to be a wheelchair bound prisoner. I have no suicidal tendencies, but I'd rather be floating in neptunian space than unable to move in a wheelchair in a cell.

[Snailman]

One of my all time favorite movies. Too bad the trailers mislead people into thinking this was a Marvel movie set in space.

[krissifadwa]

Roy's father does not care about societal norms, cultures, people. He's over and completely bored of it all... he prefers to go far within his own imagination, thoughts, feelings, memories and perceptions... we're all going to experience this after we die. I guess Roy's father got to that point before his death. He has definitely lost his mind. He doesn't need it anymore, based on where he is going...

[flowtgt]

That ass actualy almost killed his son 😂