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43m ago I do find it interesting how space films sometimes skip over huge ideas that could be an entire film in itself. I watched 'The Martian' the again the other day and similarly when the Hermes ship is on its way back to Mars the cut is from them leaving earth to suddenly arriving back at mars some hundreds of days later. The crew had many months of travel and living but it's just completely skipped over. 50 ☐ Reply ↑ 29m ago The book does not skip over it, if you need any enticement to read it. 40 ☐ Reply ↑ 11m ago How does the book compare to the film? ☆ 2 ♡ ☐ Reply ↑ 9m ago More papery. 15 Reply ↑

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