Have you not seen "The Martian"? This could have been so much easier using the "Iron Man Maneuver" :)
If you ignore a few absurdities (it's only a short),and just focus on the psychology of it, this is awesome.
Sure she should have been attached, there's no way she could make a tight enough tourniquet to be vacuum proof, and the cold would probably still reach her through inside the arm, and by tearing it apart she would probably loosen whatever small seal she managed to create. Also doing that plus the stress would place a huge burden on the body, so doing it while there's already no oxygen left...
But just the horror of losing grip, then knowing you're gonna suffocate and can't do anything but wait for death. Then having the idea and courage to sacrifice, then tear apart your own arm...
This should have been Gravity.
This felt much less than 15 minutes. This was really tense. Great short, kept me on the edge of my seat.
And animation was far beyond in this one as well.
Great story, didn't need more than those 1 1/2 characters.
I never cringe so hard in awhile.
Basically 'Gravity' mix with '127 Hours', but animated and short. Hmm...good job, I guess.
Gravity was much more realistic than this garbage. Spacewalking without being tethered is a death wish.
Nice little easter egg in the beginning - a nod to LV426 of Alien fame :)
Plot is something that isn't new but the climax was really unexpected.
the space version of 127 Hours....
Don’t watch it if you’re high.
For moments this made Gravity look like a retarded survival movie...
But I think it would've been better if the ending was left open and we got a few moments of characterization.
This one was solid. From the animation to the story to the voice acting.
Unfortunately it had a little bit too much of a "been there, done that" feeling to it even with a grimmer solution than some other similar tales.
It is not may favorite short, but also far from the worst. It's right there in the middle.
Soon as she drifted I was like 'oh it's just Gravity'.... Then she tore her own fucking arm off! Hardcore!
The vacuum of space would need more than just a velcro strap. This hurts my brain.
How could someone go do a shuttle mission without proper tactical rope/cord dispenser; would've been quite handy. You'd think they were trained to know safety first. Also, I'm not quite convinced that an object so small could impact a larger object in space the way it was portrayed here, especially at the angle it was going.
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this episode is basically gravity with a much more darker solution
I like it though