So many problems


This is not a real movie / film.

This is a home video made among friends/family.


(1) Don't have a movie called 400 days when literally nothing happens --- not even subtle character conflicts) --- for the first 220 days then all *beep* breaks loose. So many movies provide examples of the "slow slip into madness" but this ignores all known examples of literature, film and science..... going into insta-cliche mode....

(2) Lack of any communication is not realistic for space travel - even long term, long distance travel

(3) NASA / space travel firms select high-functioning, mentally and emotionally stable people. None of these astronauts even alluded to being even somewhat convincing as a highly successful or intelligent person. Clearly bare-functioning actors dying for a paycheck.

(4) This experiment has already been conducted on small scale with NASA. In doing so, there's many aspects that they contradicted -- including lack of communication, supplies, etc.

http://legacy.wbir.com/story/news/local/2014/12/11/rscc-professors-break-world-record-for-living-underwater/20281155/


In sum, extraordinarily poor movie without the redeeming value of most low-budget films.

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It was a simulation bro.

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Which doesn't make any sense either, unless they're on some holodeck style simulation, there's no way this is the case.

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Why would they simulate a space bar in preparation for going to Mars?



Working in the movie business since -92

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3) Especially Bug and Dvorak. Bug (wtf kind of name is that anyway?) is clearly emotionally stunted. Emotionally he comes across as a young child. Dvorak had no discipline at all.

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Antonin Dvorak is one of the greatest Classical Music composers. His works include Slavonic Dances and Symphony No. 9 From The New World. The family name is pronounced Duh-VOR-Jacques.

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