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RE: These musings have NOTHING to do with what is actually presented in the film

Posted by Jazz Inmate on August 19, 2013 at 11:00:01:
Geoff, the film explored faith vs empiricism on a variety of levels. Each of the crew represented one side or the other in that exploration. The scientists, Holloway, Fifield and the biologist, represented empiricism and lacked faith. Shaw, the captain and his co-pilots represented faith.

If you're going to ignore characters and dialog in the film and make up your own narrative, why even bother watching the movie?