What are some good "realistic" space films? ie films

>>81804114
Space isn't real.

>>81804657
then where do comets come from?

>>81804677
G*d

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>>81804657
You're not real

2001: A Space Odyssey (and the sequel I guess but it doesn't hold a candle to the original)
Moon
Apollo 13
Not a film, but the TV show "The Expanse"
Certain scenes in Interstellar have space portrayed well, though as a whole it's pretty fantastical

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>>81804114

Honestly Apollo 13 is probably one of the only ones. There's a few other movies that try to be realistic, but deviate for the plot. It's hard to make an entertaining movie around space I suppose.

Apollo 13
The Martian
Interstellar
2001
Gravity
Sunshine (parts of it)
Avatar (the beginning)
Mission to Mars

And like the other anon said The Expanse show. Starts out being pretty realistic (as much as you can expect), but the last season or so it's taken a lot of liberties.

>>81804114
Europa Report

Back to the future

>>81804114
Planetes, though its a Japanese cartoon.

>>81804657
I question stuff like this sometimes too but then you gotta ask how deep does the rabbit hole go, did something put that thought in your mind to think it, does mind even exist?