[ Movies Channel ] The Martian - Final Scene

During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney (Matt Damon) is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. But Watney has survived and finds himself stranded and alone on the hostile planet. With only meager supplies, he must draw upon his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a way to signal to Earth that he is alive. Millions of miles away, NASA and a team of international scientists work tirelessly to bring “the Martian” home, while his crewmates concurrently plot a daring, if not impossible rescue mission. As these stories of incredible bravery unfold, the world comes together to root for Watney’s safe return. Based on a best-selling novel, and helmed by master director Ridley Scott, THE MARTIAN features a star studded cast that includes Jessica Chastain, Kristen Wiig, Kate Mara, Michael Peña, Jeff Daniels, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Donald Glover.

[VoiceofJustic]

Can we all collectively appreciate that in THIS movie Sean Bean DIDN'T die?

[BOOSETO]

Let's incoherently chop up 30 minutes of a movie and call it the final scene. Bonehead.

[VirusEclipse]

This is just my opinion, but I feel like these scenes were clipped by someone who doesn't understand English very well. You can read the translations in English, but the scenes cut before the the audio finishes what the script says. It's a common error foreign editors make when they don't understand the language in the film in question.

[anonymous-ltyd]

Damon's most transformative movie scenes are always on park benches.

[Svensk]

"All good points, but this way I get to fly like Iron Man."

[artmontecillo]

Humanity can make great things if they work together

[terrancemiller]

What an outstanding movie, a class act.

[francisdavis]

Interesting that so many of you comment on the editing. Having seen the movie I put things in context. I had two technical problems with the movie that were mostly "oh well". 1) When the airlock blew out he covered the open end with plastic. Anyone think about the load internal air pressure would put upon that plastic sheeting? It's 0.15 psi outside and 8 psi (NASA goes high O2 but lower pressure). Area is pi × r2, say 10 ft Dia or 5 ft radius, 60 inches, 60 squared is 3600 square inch x pi (I'll round off as I'm doing it in my head) 10, 800 Sq inch x 8 psi is 86, 400 lbs. 2) The second one is he put the reactor in the cab of the rover to keep warm and not use electricity for heaters. He might as well have wired the reactor to the rover and used the electricity both for heat and drive. The wiring job would be easier than manhandling the reactor into the cab. 3) The massive dumb is orbital mechanics. The orbital transfer vehicle just goes round the earth and heads back but can't slow down. It's going very fast and would be like trying to step from the platform onto a speeding train. He would suffer the same fate as a bug on your windshield. Items 1) and 2) are annoying but 3) doesn't work at way. Ever see a C-130 pick up package from the ground? The velocity delta is too much: The OTV is going 7 km/sec and he's going 2 km/sec.

[johnfelle]

The problem with this movie is for a guy starving on Mars he's always talking with his mouth full of food

[robertmayfield]

My favourite line 'We left you there, because we don't like you' 🤣

[texth]

I've watched this a dozen times, and I still hold my breath and get a rapid heart rate !

[blueeyedemon]

"Time to go ironman"
Sebastian Stan: want me to kick your ass too?
🤣😂🤣😂

[chrisgriffith]

This is how you- *splice* -math. I think they finished two sentences in that entire video.

[chrissmith]

I so wish they’d have spread it into two maybe three films to pack in all the drama of the book.

[ChristopherHillman]

I think the chopped video is done automatically just to make it so nobody would complain about copyrights?

[reinhardtristaneugen]

at 9:02: allowed be one thought I cannot have in the moment, since I am deprived of any < Eigengedanklichkeit > at all, maintaining some very cruel blocking fremdgedanklicherseits shouting all the time ( Sichtbereich safe! ):
I like the thought, I cannot have in the moment, that Mama Prinzessin reaches out for me the way Jessica does above, being my rescue and my refuge and my sanctuarium...
...I like the parable out of it Mama Prinzessin being the one along Mama Jutta controlling my free-fall into the safe-zone with me to stir as good as I can within my free-fall with very limited possibilities of mine to do so though... ...and Mama Prinzessin pulls me out awaiting me in the safe-zone to put me aside out of the hostile-zone...
Le p'tit Daniel, now I hope that ain't too kidlike but even if it is... ...it is the way I feel... ...Mama, I by the way do know actually all on cinematographies and on their suggestiveness and on their nonsuggestiveness and on the illusion they provide by using cerebral mechanisms that do work on most of the people... ...I do know all that and yet I like the thought, I cannot have in the moment, very very very much!... ...and I hope you are d'accord with that...

[gluonjck]

It’s about the human condition and yes people world wide would celebrate just because we are in fact human.

[kingofenglandthethir]

I feel that there were two films very similar. Both were the crew left one guy behind. In one film the estranged crewman rides up into the Martian atmosphere in an unused abandoned ussr satellite and the other in a us rocket. Admittedly one film involved alien artefacts and the other did not …not to get confused.

[Syberz]

Was this edited on a laptop while driving offroad? Jesus man... don't quit your day job.

[marchills]

Please, could you possibly butcher this amazing movie any more? I made it to 1:56 before I bailed. Did anyone get any further?