MOONFALL (Lunar Megastructures, Rogue AI & Ending) EXPLAINED 

and dyson spheres

I swear, they read the Halo Forerunner trilogy and played the Reclaimer Saga and were like "We'll do our own, with blackjack and hookers!"

It was good but what I did not get is why did the Moon not guide humans. I mean make them and then raise them (educate them). Its a damn AI on board. Just "breed" humans and then educate them like in Zero Dawn (game) the AI tried to do. It also made no sense that the evil AI does not know what a shuttle is and needs tech+humans to attack it and stops just as it was about to destroy it.

They also pulled real information from conspiracy theorists who believe in a hollow moon, like the fact the Apollo impact caused the moon to rattle for much longer, and the stuff about lunar eclipses. It’s something people actually believe in so I thought it was cool they did their research.

Well said

Boy bye

Definitely

"I-Max"

I agree, it was a fun movie. Only thing that bugged me was that a super advanced Dyson sphere creating interstellar humanity couldnt stop the ai. But todays humans with an emp bomb from the 60’s was able to kill one of them. Which means the ai had no defence against what is literally ancient technology, and despite fighting an entity thats totally inorganic, no one thought to deploy the most basic and obvious weapon against the ai.

be good to see one of those scientific videos about this, where they usually correct the hollywood 'science' watching one about stuff they get wrong in sci fi kinda ruined some stuff for me, although a good film can get away with taking artistic licence, it has to be fun too!

Glad you enjoyed it

I have to admit, i streamed this movie on a streaming site for free because, well frankly that's what i do with like 99% of movies and tv shows these days unless it's a movie or show with an intriguing and new concept. But after watching it i actually felt guilty. As you said, it's not a perfect movie by any means but the fact that the director and the big names of the cast were willing to take the risk on an original albeit a bit goofy concept and the studio actually allowed them the creative freedom to do such a new yet goofy idea that made me feel guilty for not paying to watch it because that sort of willingness to take chances is sorely lacking these days so i greatly appreciated that they went with the unique but risky concept rather than sticking with some vanilla, standard and frankly neutered and completely watered down disaster movie concept like 2012, san andreas or greenland instead of going with the safe, tried and true but boring idea. And because it was an original and unique if not a bit silly idea despite the fact that i usually hate the disaster format movies i actually really enjoyed this one not despite it's silliness but almost because of it, so i have decided to buy a few copies of the movie on dvd and hand them out to friends i think will like it as a way to offset me not paying for the film when i saw it to try to reward the use of unique ideas. Best way i can put it is, I'd much rather pay for a movie with a uniqe and new concept behind it that i end up not enjoying than to watch a movie for free that i liked but only because it is one of 10 movies that had the exact same concept.

also time, things fall in an arc because the lower to the ground it is, the faster the time moves there, a tiny amount but it's there, like if you had a 1000 floor building and went to the top, time would running slower by a tiny almost, unperceivable amount.

@@jibicusmaximus4827 that's not how that works at all.

@@DrewLSsix lol, I swear

@@jibicusmaximus4827 All of those things are wrong.

for us mortals it has never been a friend ,we've been at odds with gravity since we were single cells.

Yep

Me too!

Same! I hope there’s a second one.

thats why i had fun with it he show us cool sci fi from all other media's also the remnant in mass effect andromeda (I know the shit one but the concept of nanite A.I.locust that form up is cool & not in enough films.

Maybe in moonfall 2 the ai army from the flashback return and invaded earth with they Infected ancient machines made by they creator as they war machines

Thanks!

Wat he said

Awful movie

@@filmcomicsexplained Roland got the idea from David Weber. David Weber wrote Mutineer's Moon in 1992. "For Lt. Commander Colin Maclntyre, it began as a routine training flight over the Moon. For Dahak, a self-aware Imperial battleship, Dahak is the moon, a left over from a prior human starfaring civilization. It began millennia ago when that powerful artificial intelligence underwent a mutiny in the face of the enemy. The story continues in The Armageddon Inheritance, Heirs of Empire and Empire from the Ashes..

Why is the moon being hollow a ridiculous concept? On an Apollo mission they put a seismicgraph on the surface of the moon. After they left the surface they purposely crashed the lander on the moon. The moon rang like a bell for an hour an a half. Then they did it again on a different Apollo mission at a higher distance and the landing craft was much higher. The readings they got showed the the moon reverberated for over 4 hours. They can't come up with a serious explanation other than it's hollow. All of the other explanations NASA HAS tried to use has been proven wrong. The only explanation that holds any water is the hollow moon theory. I love when people say something is ridiculous, but don't know themselves. How do you know it's not hollow. Nobody does. It's quite possible that it is. Theirs more evidence proving that it's hollow than it's not.

@@sgtjohnnywallsmith8720 holy shit, an actual conspiracy nut

@@sgtjohnnywallsmith8720You're the one who doesn't know what you're talking about. I take it you've gotten your information from conspiracy RU-vidrs or a headline or two. Look up earthquakes, or in this case, moonquakes. The moon "ringing like a ball" was just as figure of speech. It didn't literally ring like a church bell you strike with an object. The reason the moon vibrates differently when impacted upon by forces (meteors, solar wind etc) is because of its structural makeup. It's nothing like Earth. The moon is "dry" compared to earth, which causes vibrations to last longer as there's not much to dampen them. When an earthquake happens on the Earth, the waves propagate, travel a distance, bounce off the core and crust a very short amount of times and die out. When one happens on the moon, the waves act differently, but not like they would do if the moon was hollow.

@@sgtjohnnywallsmith8720 lmaooooo

@@sgtjohnnywallsmith8720 lmao

Morning!

Just finished video & *the "uncucking" of Will Smith may never happen* after the Oscars😔

" We have work to do" ( A I recreates game of thrones)

Hope you enjoy it!

@@filmcomicsexplained I really did. I watched yesterday. It has almost everything I could expect from a Roland Emmerich movie.

It is very stupid as hell! And I love it

It's incredibly stupid, but visually amazing.

i still enjoyed watching it

Cheers lad

Watch it, it's really good

@@2eganja1 I think I will.

im down for that