Perhaps I read their interactions differently, but even their &quot;I need the springy jobber&quot; and other more informal statements seemed far more professional and what I&#x27;d expect from a career astronaut than &quot;I&#x27;m going to do the iron man thing&quot;.<p>My original comment was more directed at the actual crisis portions of both the movie and Apollo 13 (around the famous &quot;Houston we have a problem&quot; line) were drastically different.  I certainly grant that a movie might not be as exciting if crisis resolution was largely reading checklists out of books and remaining exceedingly composed given the circumstance, but I&#x27;d find it a lot easier to buy into than the cacophony of yelling and cursing that took place at multiple instances during the movie.<p>Something additional and more tangible I remembered while writing this, I found myself agog at some of the items they had on mars; the commercial grocery store grape juice bottles were some of my favorites.<p>Edit: I&#x27;m normally not one to comment on this, but of all the things I&#x27;ve ever said, I had no idea disliking this movie would attract the silent downvote brigade so aggressively.  I find this both interesting and entertaining.