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Andrew Stevens

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Dylan Walsh

Erika Eleniak

Claudia Christian

Rick Ducommun

Stephen Macht

Beau Billingslea

Heidi Schanz

John Koyama

Jonathan Fuller

Michael Bailey Smith

Thom Adcox-Hernandez

Chick Vennera

Scott L. Schwartz

Terry Moore

Tony Colitti

William Langlois

Kristine Mejia

Robert Donavan

Jesus Nebot

Lenny Juliano

Barry James

Marc Vahanian

Ernest Hardin Jr.

Warren A. Stevens

Nikki Fritz

Rocco Salata

Richard Gabai

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Scott Sener

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Tania Saylor

Lance Armstrong

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Two outlaws use an abandoned spaceship to escape from a desolate prison colony. Their quest to secure their freedom leads to a claustrophobic and existential battle of wills as they deliberate on the best way to survive the cold and indifferent vastness of outer space.

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"never forget to ignite the spark": galactic starcruiser's crew honor their time together as the final voyage ends.

As the final voyage of the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser comes to an end, the cast and crew of the immersive experience honor their time together.

The cast and crew of the Galactic Starcruiser are reflecting on their time together and sharing memories from the immersive experience.
Kamryn Burton, Ben Bailey, Adam Reilly, Jason Keller, Preston Ellis, Bryce, and Jillycakes all talk about their unique experiences and the impact of being part of the Star Wars world.
The Halcyon Starcruiser holds a significant place in Star Wars history, and even though the immersive experience has ended, its legacy will live on through comics and novels that tell its story. Exciting new Star Wars stories are still to come.

The immersive experience Star Wars created at the Galactic Starcruiser has completed its final voyage, and now the cast and crew of the Halcyon are sharing their memories to honor their time spent together. The Halcyon Starcruiser officially began its voyages on March 1, 2022, and a year and a half later, the immersive experience has closed its launch pod doors once and for all. The 3-day, 2-night experience was supposedly a celebration of the ship's 275th anniversary voyage that took passengers on the adventure of a lifetime during the height of the Resistance-First Order conflict, and now, the Halcyon will remain docked on its home planet of Chandrila - the homeworld of Mon Mothma, Chancellor of the New Republic.

Following the completion of the Galactic Starcruiser's final voyage, the cast and crew have taken to social media to share their appreciation for the many memories they made during the course of the Halcyon 's adventures. The immersive experience took many meticulous moving parts to put on its 48-hour show, and those who were able to bring the characters of the Galactic Starcruiser to life are now sharing what it was like to be a part of the Star Wars galaxy.

rynwiththegoodhair talks about the importance of being able to say goodbye to something while still maintaining the lessons it taught. She also reminds people to " never forget to ignite the spark ," a touching ode to Lenka's Resistance allegiance.

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Ben Bailey writes a touching tribute to the Resistance stowaway and makeshift mechanic Sammie, coining his experience as " the adventure of a lifetime ." He credits his fellow crew and the passengers for bringing such magic to the Galactic Starcruiser with each and every voyage they embarked on together.

Adam Reilly draws on some of his character's familiar humor first before he confesses that words don't suffice in describing his time on the Halcyon. They also share inspiring words about the death and rebirth of galaxies that beautifully represent the Starcruiser's current journey.

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Jason Keller 's tribute is brief yet telling. He's honest in sharing that words are difficult to describe his nearly 130 Starcruiser voyages, but knows that a meaningful thank-you does the trick.

Preston Ellis uses a scene from Obi-Wan Kenobi to share a lighthearted answer to the question of " What's next? " for the Starcruiser crew. He served the Halcyon as Lieutenant Croy, Saja Grace, and Supreme Leader Kylo Ren.

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Bryce creates a musical tribute to the Starcruiser and its crew. He reassures the passengers he's met along the way that they will " always stay in our hearts ."

Just before the final voyage of the Starcruiser began, Jillycakes shared the amazing Halcyon-shaped cake they made for the cast and crew, as commissioned by Ahsoka Tano voice actress herself, Ashley Eckstein. The cake is both a beautiful and delicious tribute to all the hard work the cast and crew has done over the last year and a half.

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Starcruiser May Be Gone, But It Leaves A Galactic Legacy

The immersive experience at the Galactic Starcruiser may be gone, but the legacy of the Halcyon in Star Wars lives on. The ship is an important part the galaxy's history, from the age of the High Republic to its time spent aiding the Resistance. Han and Leia embarked on their honeymoon just weeks after the Battle of Endor on the Halcyon , and the ship's crew helped them to prevent the ice moon of Madurs from being destroyed by the Empire. The Halcyon was also the site of Rey's and Kylo Ren's only battle between the events of Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker , making it a significant part of Star Wars history.

The story of the Halcyon will live on, and its importance to Star Wars will not be forgiven. The Star Wars: Halcyon Legacy comics (by Ethan Sacks and Will Sliney) tell the story of Anakin Skywalker's and Asajj Ventress ' duel aboard the ship, and Beth Revis' novel The Princess and the Scoundrel immortalizes Han's inscription of his and Leia's initials in the Halcyon's engineering room. The closure of the Galactic Starcruiser may mark an ending, but it also sparks a new beginning, as the potential for new Star Wars stories to be told in this way and many more lives on.

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Final voyage.

2000 Directed by Jim Wynorski

2,500 passengers, 1 sinking ship, no escape.

This is the story of a modern day pirate mad man and his crew of eight, searching for fortune on a cruise ship but a small group of passengers fight back.

Dylan Walsh Ice-T Erika Eleniak Claudia Christian Rick Ducommun Stephen Macht Beau Billingslea Heidi Schanz John Koyama Jonathan Fuller Michael Bailey Smith Thom Adcox-Hernandez Chick Vennera Scott L. Schwartz Terry Moore Tony Colitti William Langlois Kristine Mejia Robert Donavan Jesus Nebot Lenny Juliano Barry James Marc Vahanian Ernest Hardin Jr. Warren A. Stevens Nikki Fritz Kim Dawson Rocco Salata Richard Gabai

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Jim Wynorski

Producers Producers

Andrew Stevens Jim Wynorski

Writers Writers

Andrew Stevens Jim Wynorski James Morley III

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Joey Paul Jensen

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Michael Kuge

Cinematography Cinematography

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Alan B. Bursteen Doug Beswick Kevin Kutchaver

Lighting Lighting

Nelson Hernandez

Production Design Production Design

Scott Sener

Special Effects Special Effects

Lance Armstrong

Visual Effects Visual Effects

Kevin Kutchaver

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Laura Albert Julius LeFlore Peewee Piemonte Warren A. Stevens Salomon I. Marx John Cade Chris Carnel Richard Burden Rob Sanchez Stephen Pisani Ron Althoff Annie Ellis Jennifer Watson-Johnston

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David Wurst Eric Wurst

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Dennis Michael Tenney David Waelder Jan Kikumoto

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Review by glimmerman96 ★★

"Ape war mein Freund!"

Feuersturm-Spezialist Jim Wynorski und Ice T haben sich eine Kreuzfahrt gebucht und schippern zusammen mit dem ungekämmten Dylan Walsh über die 7 Weltmeere. Ice T ist dieses Mal auch wirklich im Film, lässt sich aber Zeit bis er sich wirklich blicken lässt. Mitgebracht hat er eine dralle Brünette in Lederkluft. Erika Eleniak ist auch ab Bord und lässt ihre Rolle aus Alarmstufe Rot wieder aufleben. Sprich, sie darf scharf aussehen und sich von nem Kerl durch die Gegend schubsen lassen. Selbstverständlich macht Dylan Walsh das aber nicht so elegant wie Steven Seagal.

Klingt alles ganz toll und einige Dialoge laden dazu ein, vor Lachen förmlich über Bord zu gehen. Aber actiontechnisch herrscht leider die meiste Zeit über Flaute. Die Action ist rar gesät und Leerlauf heißt hier das Zauberwort. Wär's keine Watchparty gewesen, ich wär vermutlich zwischendrin mal weggepennt.

Alles in allem eher eine sachte Floßfahrt, keine wilde Speedboot Tour...

Review by Carlo V

Of course Jim Wynorski saw Under Siege and the only element he decided to (or was lucky enough to) keep was Erika Eleniak. Steven Seagal definitely not shlubby enough for Jim to be considered a leading man in HIS movie in 2000. But that guy who I only know from Nip/Tuck and Rick Ducommun? You bet your ASSociate degree. A pretty good time made better by the fact Claudia Christian and Ice T are the villains. Obligatory "Wynorski is a putz, but" argument.

Review by SubToretto ★★½

➡️ Masters of Schlock & Awe #5 - Jim Wynorski

It’s Under Siege without the charisma and action star presence of Seagal, nor the entertaining menace of Gary Busey and Tommy Lee Jones. It says a lot when Seagal is the barometer of screen presence, but Dylan Walsh is acting like he walked off-set of a medical drama and was handed a gun.

The opening scene on a plane; I was sure it was going to pull back and be revealed as a movie set or training exercise. Everything looks cheap except the various ship-related action footage. Which obviously was cribbed from other films. Again, aside from differing grain quality, its blended remarkably well.

Its blended too well, against the film’s detriment,…

Review by Film_Sammlung ★★½ 7

#14 Trashparty mit Justus_, glimmerman96 und Histogroupie

Nachdem unsere letzte Schiffsfahrt durch eher seichte Gewässer fuhr, hofften wir das uns Stock Footage und Halbtags Porno Dreher Jim Wynorski ein ähnliches Spektakel wie "Ablaze" auftischt. Leider war das nicht ganz der Fall.

Dylan Walsh hat vergessen, sich die Haare zu kämmen und muss deswegen als Bodyguard Erika Eleniak auf dem restaurierten Luxusdampfer "Britannic" durch den Abend begleiten. Doch die Ruhe wird von ein paar modernen Piraten gestört, die erst mal alle Mechaniker abknallen, wo ein Leck sein Unwesen treibt. Jetzt müssen also nicht nur die Besetzter erledigt werden, sondern das Schiff auch noch vor den untergehen evakuiert werden.

Der Fairness halber muss ich ganz klar sagen, dass dies bereits der 3.…

Review by nomenclature ★★★★

Basically a beat-by-beat copy of Under Siege, but actually feels more like an official sequel than Under Siege 2. You know you've hit the B-movie jackpot with Wynorski + Ice-T + Erika Eleniak in the mix. Purely derivative but so much fun! Ice-T acts like I would if they told me to play a bad guy in a movie two minutes before shoving me onstage.

Review by Marty McKee ★★★ 1

This lame Wynorski direct-to-video thriller manages to rip off UNDER SIEGE, which was a ripoff of DIE HARD. Amazingly, Wynorski got Eleniak, who was in UNDER SIEGE, to star in it. It’s one of many action movies made at the time that bought stock footage of setpieces from studio movies and wrote a story around them (for instance, scenes from DEEP RISING are all over FINAL VOYAGE).

The charisma-challenged Dylan Walsh (CONGO) stars as professional bodyguard Aaron Carpenter, who, after screwing up a job in the opening scene (although it appears to me as though he did okay), receives an even better gig (!) protecting an heiress (Eleniak) on a cruise ship. Unfortunately, the ship is the target of terrorists…

Review by HistoBrot ★★ 3

Watchparty mit Sammlung, Glimmer, Justus und zu viel Bier.

Die Flugzeugentführung am Anfang war genial und der steifgekiffte ICE T war ein Traum. In einer Szene vergisst er einfach aus dem Bild zu gehen und stolpert dann raus. Noch n take ? Nein.

An viel mehr erinnere ich mich nicht. Auser Ape natürlich denn er war mein Freund.

Review by Justus_ ★★★ 2

Ich hasse es zu reisen

Review by Sean Mason ★

Ice T, you acted your mother fucking ass off here 😆

Review by Corova ★½

Far from the worst trash night and Ice T acting laps around fools. The final level of the final voyage.

There’s some early plane pranks and then a whole bunch of boat pranks. A surprising amount of deaths and kills. Thanks Wynorski!!

Review by timrimer ★★

Literally just Under Siege plus Titanic except worse.

Review by Ryan Noonan ★½

I mean, it's pretty fine for a trash night movie? There's some hot ladies and people get shot and Ice-T is doing his best to hold the whole thing up. Also a lady dies by getting shot in the vagina (I think).

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Two dissimilar men flee from a desolate planet and search in space for a new home.
Two outlaws on the run encounter an old abandoned spaceship in the desert. In the last minute they escape their pursuers into space and set off in search of a new home. More and more, however, they are drawn into fundamentally different directions. While Adem discovers the ship's enigmatic past, Novak is increasingly drawn into the spell of a hypnotic power.
The first 5 minutes of this film is shot in total complete darkness so there's no use in trying to determine what is going on during that time. But 6 minutes into the film we start being able to actually see the movie. This visibility goes in and out throughout the entire film. Adem is a prisoner desperate to escape an isolated and desolate prison planet. He escapes and finds an abandoned spaceship in the arid and dust-storm ridden desert of the harsh planet. While exploring the ship's interior, he comes across Novak, another prisoner on this planet but who is a prison trustee who has volunteered to hunt and find Adem, the escaped prisoner. Novak communicates with the prison guards via walkie-talkie and lets them know he has found the prisoner Adem trying to hide aboard a wrecked ship found in the desert. Adem informs Novak that the ship is not a wreck and shows him that it is in fact a functional working ship. Novak questions Adem and assesses his flight experience. Adem says he's worked in shipyards and around ships but hasn't flown/piloted one. With his gun aimed at Adem, Novak makes him test the ship's water by having him drink it and then drinks some himself after he sees that Adem was fine after drinking it even though it tastes old and musty. Novak begins checking the ship's systems while Adem tests the ship's food tubes that still have edible food products which he eats. Novak says he's never seen a crappier ship but it still flies. He confesses that though he may have a uniform, he too is disgusted with the planet. Both men have the same goal, to escape the planet. Novak then radios the prison and informs them that the fugitive has resisted capture and fled North. He lies and pretends he is still in pursuit of Adem, the escaped prisoner but he has made plans to fix the ship and escape the planet with Adem. They both go about fixing, prepping, and cleaning the ship's mechanics in order to take off. The prison is commanding Novak abandon and get off the ship and wait for them as they send a troop of guards to hunt the escaped prisoner. They do not want Novak aboard a ship as he is still a prisoner himself and they don't want him trying to escape either but that is exactly what Novak is planning on doing. Novak ignores their radio communications and continues to fix and repair the ship, getting it ready for takeoff. Adem is tasked with cleaning out the dust and soot from the ship's engine. The prison radios back that there has been no one in the sector that Novak reported Adem fled to for the past 32 hours and this makes Novak hasten his prep activities to eagerly leave the planet before the guards catch up to him. Novak radios back and boasts that he has been one step ahead of the prison and that he has no intention of returning to base. He ignores their communications and threats as they warn him of blowing himself to pieces trying to start the ship. He and the escaped prisoner Adem soon take off in the abandoned ship fleeing their pursuers. They achieve orbit and are now flying/floating through the darkness and vastness of space. We are now 30 minutes into the film. Novak pilots the ship while Adem does any needed repairs and fixes. Novak caresses a faded Polaroid of a woman in silhouette staring at what looks like a distant city. This seems to be his goal destination; getting to wherever this woman is. They continue assessing the ship's interior and functionality and Adem comes across some abandoned clothes and possessions of the ship's previous crew. He also finds a dried leaf of some sort of plant. Novak assigns him the duty to logging their flight experiences into the computer's flight log. As Novak dictates the ship's condition and new crew for Adem to type, he makes it known that his plan is to go to Onasis which appears to be some other planet. Novak believes they will be safe from the prison trackers and they will have their freedom. Adem is skeptical about Novak's plans and questions him about it often. He asks Novak to work on fixing the ship's radio and communication system because Adem wants to try to reach other people. Novak wants to reach no one else. Adem types into the ship's logs and documents his feelings and concerns about the abandoned ship, Novak's wild plan, and his doubts about what lies ahead. He then begins searching the computer's database for the flight logs of the previous crew. He finds the logs and learns the previous crew encountered some type of alien plant spore that ended up making them all sick and killing most of them. It seemed to have driven some of the crew insane as the person who documented the previous flight states that he is slowly losing his sanity as well. Adem does not share this information with Novak for whatever reason and just continues going about repairing and fixing the ship as best he can as Novak focuses on fixing the ship's heat that keeps going in and out. Adem continues reading the previous crew's ship logs but Novak tells him not to because they don't need to know what happened to the previous crew as it will just drive him crazy trying to find out. Adem ignores Novak's command and continues reading the old ship logs trying to find out more about the ship's past. There is very little dialogue and communications between the two men as each goes about doing his own tasks. Adem learns a little more about the illness that befell the previous crew as he comes across ship logs that show various strange plants and leaves they found. Novak calls Adem to the ship's front and shows him a large alien looking space station ahead of them in the dark space. Adem wants to try to reach them via radio while Novak wants to hide from its inhabitants and fly away and they argue over this. Novak shoves an old spacesuit and helmet at Adem and tells him if he wants to go to the space station, he can propel himself out of the shaft and float over to the strange station. Novak flies the ship underneath the large, strange, black space station and gets away from it. While wearing the helmet, Adem begins speaking as if he is repeating a broadcast of someone else's recording. He is in somewhat of a trance. He is incoherent and not making sense and Novak runs to get him water to drink. Adem shows Novak the dried plant leaf he found and informs him that the ship is from where that plant came from and from where the previous crew came from. He says it's a place neither he nor Novak are aware of. They talk about what might have been aboard the strange space station; supplies, good food unlike what their ship has, water, beds, women, and possible maniacs. Novak asks Adem when was the last time he saw a woman and Adem admits not since he was seventeen. Novak says if women were aboard that station, they would probably have betrayed them. Adem says that wherever the plant/leaf is from definitely has women. Novak rebukes his claims and says once Adem provides a concrete planet with coordinates, they can and will look for that place but not until then. Novak admits that when he heard that someone had escaped, he volunteered not to bring the person back but to be part of the escape. He asks Adem what did he hear when he put on the old spacesuit helmet. Adem says he heard some type of signal and some notes. They continue flying through space and Adem continues to read the previous crew's flight logs. He learns that they were trying to get back to their home. Novak is preoccupied with a signal that is being broadcast to the ship's system. Adem warns him that the signal drove the previous crew mad and insane. He warns Novak that the signal is wrong, they shouldn't follow it, and that it's not good for him. Adem asks Novak if he heard the signal and Novak says yes, he did. Adem storms away and continues exploring the ship and its contents. He comes across a locker filled with clothes, boots, personal items, and an assault style weapon wrapped in a cloth bag. He puts the gun back. He goes to get a flashlight from Novak who states that he now knows where the signal is coming from. Adem walks off and uses the flashlight to explore the ship's contents. He finds a crawl space with a grate covering it and crawls inside to explore it. The walls have markings and numbers scribbled into them with metal. Novak finds him and Adem tells him it's a shaft of some sort but doesn't tell him about the numbers. Novak tells him to come back up front. Novak shows him the signal and tells him it's some sort of music. Adem says he hasn't heard much music in his lifetime. Novak re-plots the ship's course based on what he received from the signal. Adem is in disagreement that they should go there. He reads from the ship's old flight log where its crew mentioned that they are almost certain that the signal should be carefully interpreted from a safe distance and not be approached. Novak disregards the warning and tells Adem he needs to take a nap. Adem tells Novak he's the one who should take a nap. Novak accuses Adem of being Sylbert, the person who entered all of the previous ship's flight logs. Adem accuses Novak of being Sylbert. They argue and are clearly distrustful of one another. Adem says Sylbert is dead by now and demands that Novak stop calling him that. Adem says he is himself, an escaped prisoner searching for a home and warns Novak that they cannot continue following that signal. Adem says they can go anywhere they want and don't have to follow that one signal. Novak tries to get him to put on the helmet again and listen to the signal but Adem refuses. They continue to disagree about following the signal. Adem says they should go where the ship is from, Earth. Novak scoffs at his beliefs and tells him Earth is not a place you can go, it's just a fairy tale you tell small children before bedtime. While they continue to argue, they hear a crashing sound and run to the front of the ship. The ship is flying into strange alien-like debris that is crashing into them. They rush to try to steer the ship away from the debris. Once cleared from the space debris' path, Novak shows Adem on the console a distant gold dot. He says that's where they're headed and asks Adem if he knows what gold is. Novak clearly wants to go to what he believes is a gold planet. He has become irrational and obsessed over this gold planet; his eyes wide with the look of insanity. They see floating wreckage from old spaceships floating by and Novak laughs and smiles crazily and says, "it's old adventures drifting away". Adem gives him a look of concern and fear. Adem continues to explore the ship as it gets closer to the gold planet. Novak has now put on the old spacesuit and helmet. He is planning on landing and exploring the planet. Adem goes off to further explore the crawl space/shaft he found earlier. Novak comes and asks him what he's doing (no longer wearing the spacesuit) and Adem says he's writing down the numbers that are scrawled into the walls. Novak accuses him of getting them because he thinks they're the coordinates to Earth. He accuses Adem of trying to hold him back and tells him there is no Earth and they cannot go back to where they supposedly came from. Novak says all they can do is go further and deeper into space. He tells Adem to bring the light because it's the only one they have. As they approach the gold planet, Adem tells Novak they have to leave. He says there is nowhere to land because the gold planet is a gas planet and its core is probably liquid so they won't be able to land. Adem found some disks in the shaft and tells Novak they have to view them. Novak is now wide-eyed and insane with his obsession. He tells Adem to go back and strap himself in the flight chair to prepare to land on the gold planet. Adem rushes to get the gun he found and points it at Novak. He tells him he cannot land on that unknown planet. Novak rushes Adem and takes the gun from him. Novak tells him there is no Earth, no blue skies, no fields, no seas, no trees, and none of that exists. He shoots the escape hatch and destroys the disks Adem found. He locks Adem in the back sector of the ship. Adem bangs on the door in frustration as Novak begins his descent into landing on the gold planet. He is now wide-eyed and completely out of his mind. He puts on the old spacesuit and helmet (yes, a continuity issue). Adem tries to unlock the door and escape. He gets the door open just as Novak (no longer wearing spacesuit) descends into the planet's gravity. Adem asks him what he plans to do if the planet's core is fluid and asks him why he's doing this. Novak points the gun at him and tells him because he has to. Novak sits back down in the pilot seat and flies through the planet's atmosphere which is golden, dusty, cloudy. Adem says they have no business being there as Novak wildly continues flying through the planet's atmosphere. Adem says this is the end as the ship has now landed. Novak is heard putting on the spacesuit again. Adem asks him what he's doing and Novak says this is not the end. Adem asks him what is he supposed to do without a pilot. He asks Novak to wait. He tells Novak he isn't thinking clearly and that he will not find anything outside. Novak ignores him and tells him to go, to go, to go. He wants Adem to take the ship and leave him. Novak exits the ship to go to the gold planet's surface. Novak walks through the cloudy and dusty golden atmosphere of the planet. He looks to be inside a large golden cavern. He reaches out his hand to feel its golden walls. Adem attempts to radio Novak trying to get him to come back aboard the ship but Novak ignores him and continues exploring the cavern. The golden walls seem to be alive as it looks as if parts of it are breathing. He falls and a thick gaseous cloud approaches him. He hears weird warbling sounds vibrating around him and finds a hole that he crawls through. The sounds are louder now and Adem can see them on the signal on the ship and can hear them too. Novak gets stuck in the crawl space he was exploring and the sound intensifies. The gaseous cloud surrounds him and he panics as if he suddenly cannot breathe. He takes off his helmet, starts yelling, screaming, and covering his ears as if the sound was attacking him, his eyes widened with fear. Meanwhile, Adem finds the Polaroid picture Novak had of the woman looking off into a distant city. It has numbers written at the bottom of it.He compares those numbers with those he took off the crawl space/shaft's wall. The numbers on the Polaroid are a different set of numbers. He enters the coordinates from the Polaroid as the ship's new course. We see a distant view of the gold planet as Adem sits back in the pilot chair and flies away. He then enters another flight log entry stating: "He never returned. I left the golden planet and have charted a new course. It is not the same as the coordinates on the wall, but the destination is just as uncertain. My gut tells me it's the right one. It may sound awful, but food and water rations have since doubled." He erases the last part and writes: "It may sound awful, but he just may have very well been the last person I ever got to see." The camera zooms in on a closeup of Adem's face as he contemplates the meaning of what he has just typed. He looks at Novak's Polaroid picture with the mysterious woman again. It fades out and credits roll.

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