▲ 175 r/JunoMains
Bilzzard, What's your problem with flying Martian?
Last time was Shion, and this season Juno is killed mid-air again by Doctrine in Season 5 trailer.
u/sikkhim — 9 days ago
▲ 274 r/ProjectHailMary
Armando might have the alternative Thai name
I bet you’ve seen the recent Project Hail Mary behind-the-scenes deleted scenes releases like I have. And as a Thai PHM community fan, we just caught a little easter egg.
If you zoom in closely on Armando’s arm, there’s writing text that reads "บุญมี" (Boon-Mee). It literally means "possessing merit" or "blessed," but poetically, it can be translated to "Full of Grace."
And if you are a book reader, you know that the film left out a Thai character from the original lineup. Seeing Boon-Mee explicitly placed on Armando’s arm feels like a subtle tribute to her!
u/sikkhim — 3 months ago
▲ 123 r/ProjectHailMary
Which one is better ? Book VS Movie : I think Grace has talked about this
“Ok everyone stays, my hand is up!”
I have finished both the book and the movie, and I absolutely love them both. They are a brilliant combination of two different styles of storytelling.
I can understand why those who prefer the book might feel the movie is a little rushed.
However, the more you watch it, the more you will notice and appreciate the many tiny details adapted from the source material. The filmmakers carefully included them without always spelling them out—such as the Antarctica reference, Dubois, and the chain-making process.
Both combine makes PHM a great story!
I have just rewatched the movie again (for the 20th+ time!), and I feel the ‘Rocky moving in’ scene perfectly summarizes the relationship between the book and the film.
"They all have one mission." ^(mission)
"But they are two distinct storytelling" ^(storytelling)
"Both are working on a distinct way of telling story" ^(story)
"Separately" ^(separately)
u/sikkhim — 4 months ago