They didn't like it because it had such an anti-climactic ending. I'm just going off of what all of them told me, and they seem to think it had potential, but it acted like it didn't know of any better way to end it other than him either living or dying.

It's not even a spoiler though. He dies. Big whoop. That's not a very big focus of the movie.

That's how I thought of it. It'd be a much more peaceful way to die. The view would be incredible.

I never wanted to see Martin Sheen nude. Now it'll be burnt into my head forever.

The employees I work with prefer slower movies, for the most part. One of the guys I work with hated Buried, but is in love with Apocalypse Now, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Drive.

I never watched it. I work at a video store, and when that came out we had so many customers complaining about it. Even the employees who saw it were't a fan. (Spoiler Alert) A lot of people especially didn't like that it just ends with him being dead.

FYI Calling All Cars no longer has online multiplayer. The servers were shut down in 2009.

If someone hasn't seen 2001 still then they don't deserve spoiler alerts.

Honestly, I would hope there is no music in the actual movie. I like when space-based movies do that.

That narrator sounded more "Sam Fisher" than the guy that's now voicing Sam Fisher :/

That's actually the one we got before Pacific Rim. I just don't find it intense at all. None of the people I went with seemed to think so either. We all ended up just asking each other, "Is that all the movie will be like? Sandra Bullock floating in space?"

No, there was only about five people in the 4pm showing, for whatever reason. I'm surprised anyone would be freaking out over a trailer like this?

I saw a trailer today before Pacific Rim, and I feel like, going off the trailer, it'll be an hour and a half of Frank's death scene in 2001: A Space Oddysey

Yeah, it's some weird glitch with combining mobile typing and using Kotaku's comment system. It's really annoying :/

I feel your pain ;_;

Not to mention how many times it tries to auto correct what I typed, and changes things like "the" to "tHEhHh" randomly.

There's always that one guy with his phone out taking a picture.

The Indiana Jones deal goes to Best Buy, not Amazon. :/

Maybe since the sword is made of medal, when it fell it hit.. itself.

The original Star Wars would be about 37 years old.