Andy Weir

All that stuff is played for laughs, but it's also just sort of like, yeah, he's fearful.

And then it's just, and then, like, it's a huge, both times we saw it, it's a huge jump scare when Rocky first, like, his little hand, like, first shows up in that one little window in the rock wall.

You know what I mean?

It's like, everyone here is like, ah!

You know, and it's, like, played for laughs.

her fright, you know?

But like, I mean, Rocky's incredible.

But like, yeah, you want to believe.

It would be lovely to believe that if we met intelligent life in the universe, it wouldn't be what Stratt describes, which is not just like the U.S.

superpower and it's like militarily inferior neighbors, China or whatever.

It's like,

this planet and their intellectually inferior neighbor's Earth.

You know, would we be conquered?

Would we be colonized?

Would we be decimated?

Like, what would we be?

But I do, I want to talk about Greg Frazier for a second.

Greg Frazier, the cinematographer on this movie, as I mentioned, worked on Dune and The Batman.

So Miller like took to Twitter to clarify something that they said at Comic-Con, right?

Which was like, we use no green screens in this movie.