Am I the only one who noticed...

Rating: 9/10 (17 February 2017)

((spoilers)) ...That if Jim hadn't woken Aurora up, they'd all be dead?
As improbable as the whole final sequence is, as it's written, fixing the reactor was a two-person job. One to pull the lever and one to hold the door open. If Jim hadn't woken Aurora up and somehow managed to figure out the problem on his own, taken a spacewalk to open the door, and then planned to come back in to pull the lever, it wouldn't have worked and all 5200+ people would have died. Bummer.
So while critics are panning the movie as stalker-y, maybe it written so as to portray fate?
A big clue in this regard is when Aurora sees the midwife in her pod and can tell by looking at her that they'd be friends. "You can tell just by her face?" Jim asks her (paraphrase), and she says yes, and the relief on Jim's face tells the audience that he's NOT some crazy stalker, but had a normal human intuition.
Apparently subtlety and common storytelling techniques are too abstract for internet movie critics these days.