The Martian
(2015)The Martian 2015
The 2015 adventure and Science Fiction Film, whose original name is The Martian and translated into Turkish as Martian, takes the audience to the peak of excitement for 2 hours and 24 minutes. While Ridley Scott sits in the director's chair of the movie, Matt Damon plays the lead role in the movie. Matt Damon is joined by Jessica Chastain, Kristen Wiig, Jeff Daniels, Michael Pena, Kate Mara and Sebastian in the successful film. While the film made its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival in Canada on September 11, 2015, it was screened in Turkey on October 2, 2015, as in many other countries in the world. While the movie was an important box office success all over the world, Matt Damon's acting performance was also talked about for a long time. Take Him Home! The Martian tells that the astronaut named Mark Watney, who was thought to have died after a severe storm after the astronauts were sent to Mars for a mission, lived on Mars, where he was left alone in order to both survive and return to Earth. While is trying to send a signal to the world that the astronaut who is alone on Mars is very limited, he is alive with his endurance and intelligence, while scientists at NASA in the world have mobilized all their means for this lonely man on Mars to return home. As a result, the teammates of Martian 2015 will come to the brink of a dangerous decision. While the movie is actually a movie adaptation of the most loved and best-selling book of 2014, the Martian, it also sheds a detailed and action-packed mirror on the experiences of the astronaut who was stranded on Mars, based on his diaries. During the filming of The Martian, Ridley Scott talked about the troublesome shooting process of Matt Damon's solo scenes. While Nasa was consulted on all matters related to Mars and its properties, starting before the filming and until the completion of the shooting, the consultancy money to be paid to Nasa regarding this cooperation was not accepted due to federal laws. He also admitted that what he felt in the scene where Mark became emotional right after hearing Commander Lewis' voice, which was one of the important scenes of the movie, was real.
