RIP Sam Neill; I'll always remember your scream from this movie thanks to the Drinker.

watches log of what happened to the previous crew
Miller: We're leaving.
My favorite sensible reaction in a horror film.

'We're leaving.'  Most reasonable line in any horror movie ever.

I can guess why the algorithm placed this in my feed today. Rest in Peace Sam Neill

I laughed out loud whenever the Captain was like "we're leaving"... "fuck this ship" just because it's a totally realistic reaction and so rare in this kind of movie.

This movie has a very "diverse" cast and is in line with nowadays political agenda: Two women, two black guys, one is flirting with white females suggesting an interracial interest, the other one is the commander of the ship and overall boss, intelligent and professional. The evil guy is a white middleaged male.
Yet nobody cares, everything suggests that each of them attained his position through competence, their racial origin and gender don't matter. Every character is respected, no "higher moral" is pushed down the throat of the audience and everybody is competent in his role.

Seems like 20 years ago we were closer to Martin Luther King's dream than we are today.

Basically, a movie about the Imperium's first encounter with the Primordial Truth.

Listen to how hopeful and optimistic 5 year younger Drinker sounds.  I'm sorry for what he will have to watch for the next 5 years that transforms him finally into the cynical and angry Drinker we love today.

10 year old me "it has the jurassic park guy! this will be a fun movie" EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

If nothing else this movie gifted us THAT Sam Neill scream which Drinker uses regularly, to hilarious effect.

One of the creepiest lines I've ever heard in a horror movie.
" You don't need eyes to see where we're going"

POV: you entered the warp without a gellar field

My favorite line is "We're leaving". The most rational thing anyone has ever said in a horror movie.

I took my then girlfriend to see this at the cinema.
She was worried it was going to be too scary and intense.
I reassured her... "Nah, it'll be fine".
It wasn't,  and she never forgave me.

Warp travel without a Gellar field?
“Nah, it’ll be fine!”

I was just thinking on this movie when i heard about Sam Neill’s passing. May he rest in peace

Who else loves it when Drinker says,

"Naaaaaaw it'll be fine."

SPOILER
Cooper for example gets thrown out into space twice, and manages to come back twice, purely by staying calm in high stress situations and making intelligent decisions. Then survives the whole movie. That's good writing and how you make the audience root for a character.

A ship designed to look like a cathedral, traveling through hell, with technology beyond our understanding. Who knew this was a  Warhammer 30k movie.

RIP Sam Neil.