Great film - Weird Ending

Rating: 6/10 (24 May 2020)

I'm going to start this by saying this is the first film review I've ever done and I created an account just to express my frustration towards the ending of this film.
Personally, I loved the film, the film had amazing suspense and plot twists like with Jim Preston (Chris Pratt) having to hold the doors open for the reactor to vent the heat in order to save the ship although I feel like Sony had spent way too much in the start and middle of the film and ran out of money three quarters of the way through because I feel there was so much missing, we never got to see any sort of dispute or argument when they realize the AutoDoc could put one person back into hibernation, there was not even a mention of Aurora's (Jennifer Lawrence) decision (I do realize this wouldn't add a lot to the film in terms of time but it was a massive find that I feel should have been drawn out a little bit and would have added to the story.)
Another thing that frustrated me was how the film just got cut off with Aurora and Jim sat at the bar and Jim hands Aurora the ring and BANG we're now looking at a scene 88 years later and the crew has woken up with no mention of what Aurora and Jim did. I know that it does kind of tell you with the crew walking out of the door to see the main lobby had been turned into a jungle with chickens and a little wooden house but, and I know I've already said this a lot, I just feel there was so much missing to the end of the story.
I just feel there was such a massive hole in the story that it needs a prequel but I don't see how you could make a prequel out of what was missing, all the film needed was an extra 30 minutes to solidify it all.
SIDE NOTE
(Not apart of the review but an opinion on peoples feelings towards Jim waking Aurora)
I don't think Jim did the right thing in waking up Aurora although I personally can see why he did it, think about it, if you've spent a whole year in a big spaceship being the only person awake with the only thing on your mind is that no one else is going to wake up because it's been a year and no one else has, wouldn't you? I think I would.