As he’s strolling through the sleeping passengers gallery, he comes across Aurora. Jim spends that first year alone, losing his mind a bit, simultaneously indulging in the pleasures of complete solitude and thirsting for some human interaction. It’s the result of a faulty hibernation pad, an error that somehow only affects him out of all 5,000 passengers. No one else wakes up when he does, and there’s no malicious reason for Jim’s hibernation ending 90 years too early. That’s because Jim wakes up completely alone on that ship, and he stays completely alone on that ship for a whole year. The actual movie does the exact opposite, however: The reveal is made plain as soon as Jim gets up. With the benefit of hindsight, it all strikes me as some editors trying very, very hard to keep people wondering. The trailer ends with Jim saying, “I know why we woke up early.” Note: We.
Looks like Passengers’ trailer just played itself.ĭialogue pushes the angle of “they woke up together” even harder. That first shirt has long sleeves the second, short. We see what you’re trying to do.Įxcept it’s not actually the same shirt, upon closer look. The implication is that he never changed clothes because, duh, the two of them only just started roaming the ship. He’s wearing something very similar when he meets Aurora: Notice his shirt here, seemingly not long after he wakes up? Eventually he sees Aurora Lane (Jennifer Lawrence), and the way the footage is cut suggests that this happens not long after Jim awakens. Jim Preston (Chris Pratt) appears first, wandering the ship alone in search of someone, anyone else who may also be awake early. There’s a few things here that are meant to throw viewers off the movie’s trail.
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