I was asked why I removed the references to people becoming depressed and having suicidal thoughts due to the movie being too "believable" and thus, a lot of stupid people became depressed when they realized the lush surroundings weren't real. Why? Because it's stupid! People get depressed and have suicidal thoughts over all kinds of things! Unless it's a widespread phenomenon, it's not noteworthy! A select few idiots does not a noteworthy fact make! I'm sure people got depressed after watching The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter (any of the currently 6 existing ones) or any other Sci-Fi/Fantasy. I mean, that's the deal here, it's a Sci-Fi/Fantasy epic! Of course it's not real! And of course a few idiots will feel down after watching it, realizing that it's not real! If I go out and watch "Sherlock Holmes" today and then get a newspaper to cover an interview of myself saying I got depressed after watching it since I realize it's no longer 1902 or whenever the story is set to play out, will that make it a noteworthy fact? NO!