Memorable Scifi Love Story

Rating: 9/10 (2 January 2017)

This is perhaps one of the most memorable scifi love story ever made. I mean it really. It's so great that it should rival The Titanic. I just don't understand why people would say it otherwise.
From the scifi aspect, it is super fantastic. Every technology available on the ship was in fact real science and nothing science fiction about it. Especially if we look at what humans can achieve today. Well except for the artificial gravity technology. I just think that artificial gravity is too far fetch and it will remain science fiction for centuries to come. The only possible artificial gravity that is not science fiction, is a gravity caused by centrifugal force, just like in "The Martian" movie or "Elysium" movie. The ships overall design is artistic, very cool, and unique. If there are people who despise the ship's design, then they are people who won't accept the perfect harmony of technology and art.
The other technology used, like holograms, electronic glass, automated robots, and advance AI, are also real science. There are no fiction about them. The fact that the ship carries all spare parts with it is also a brilliant idea and will actually be a common sense. I mean why not? With decades to travel, surely, something will go wrong. Thus spare parts will be deemed necessary for long voyage across the galaxy.
Well, enough said about the scifi aspect. Let's start about the love story.
Jennifer Lawrence is a perfect actress for this movie. She's hot and pretty. She's able to act seriously at some scenes. She's able to show signs of frustration, hatred, anger, hopelessness, and sadness all at once. I mean she's just perfect for that character.
On the other hand, the male counterpart is not as amazing as she was. The studio should have chosen another actor, because he just doesn't seem to fit in the overall movie. He can't show the perfect emotion as he should have in many scenes. Tom Cruise would probably give more in-depth personality for that character. This is a flaw that the studio made.
The love story itself is rather alluring. Motivated by loneliness, a male will seek out his counterpart to be his spouse. This is the perfect analogy to every human being in this world. The female character then show up and slowly fell in love with the male character. At first, many people would think of it as cheesy. But actually, it made perfect sense. As the only couple in the ship with nothing else to do for decades to come, they might as well hook up and make babies. It's not cheesy, it's perfect logical sense.
Despite all of that, they should have changed the ending scene. Seeing a huge tree and plants growing all over the ship was just terrible. It doesn't fit the expected emotion.
The studio could have made the male character permanently die. It'll leave a perfect romantic scar within the audiences heart. Just like the Titanic movie. Such condition, will make this movie memorable. But if the studio want to make a happy ending, then it is more suitable to show the descendants of the main characters. Well, either way, the ending scene ruined the entire romantic emotion that all audience had.