Virtuality

Película de TV
2009
1h 27min

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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in Virtuality (2009)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSpaceship crew members start dying because of an unknown defect in a virtual-reality device.Spaceship crew members start dying because of an unknown defect in a virtual-reality device.Spaceship crew members start dying because of an unknown defect in a virtual-reality device.

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Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The name of the ship, "Phaeton", is a nod to the movie's message of people recklessly trying to go too far and suffering the consequences for it: in Greek mythology, Phaeton was son of Apollo, god of the sun. An arrogant boy, he took his father's chariot out for a joyride but drove it too close to the ground, setting fire to everything in his path. As a punishment, Zeus himself burnt him with a lighting bolt.

Citas
Shawn Braun: Why do you come home every night now when you never used to before I died?

Conexiones
References Star Trek: La serie original (1966)

Banda sonora
Alive Alone
by The Chemical Brothers

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6/10

Cut Off at the Pass but Perhaps for the Best

I just got around to seeing this, in 2015, since I rarely watch TV, so at first I thought it was a crazy movie with even crazier ending. Now I know it was a pilot. While it is shot beautifully and the science of the set decoration is wonderful, I was a bit bothered by the character writing. The crew do not seem like NASA people or even scientists. So it falters fatally there. Why was the mission, a very serious thing, being used for a reality TV show? Other than to advertise that general idea to Fox audiences. Although the quizzical characters did fit that plot line and it would have been food for little plot lines and maybe solve some of the mysteries on board. Even with the character issues, I would have liked to have seen at least one season, although if it had been picked up in 2009, we might not have had Nikolaj Coaster-Waldau (the Commander) on Game of Thrones (Jamie Lannister). Very hard to imagine GOT without him, so all worked out for the best.