[ SECRET POST #2493 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2493 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. I thought the inclusion of the religious figures showed that the astronauts weren't just nameless people in space suits. We had a glimpse of their lives through the items they had aboard. The deity figures, the Marvin the Martian toy, the false teeth, the family photo, the table-tennis paddles, etc.

And I don't know if I agree with the film pushing the idea of a Godly power watching over any of the characters, since...well...most of the characters died. In fact, the only survivor was the (presumably non-religious) astronaut who'd never prayed in her life. It could even be argued that it was science that won over spirituality in the end, because Ryan used all of her scientific knowledge to overcome the natural (Godly?) forces that killed her crew and almost killed her multiple times. Heck, she went up against many natural forces throughout the film (space, lack of oxygen, water, fire, gravity, etc.)