A: Jim had to die! B: No spared equipment installed, really!?

Rating: 4/10 (8 July 2017)

Just want to get it out there, because I'm amazed how few people even notice this apparently.
Jim had to die at the end. Just had to! Otherwise, where is the morale, where is the substance, where is the 'food for thought' here?
This, in turn, would place Aurora in the same situation Jim was - kill yourself/go mad from loneliness. And this would most likely make her to come up with the same decision she hated Jim so much for - wake up another passenger. But the studio decided to play safe once again. "We cannot kill one of America's dearest! How would all the teenager girls react!?" But I guess this is what comes with any high budget movie where even a slight risk in unacceptable. Overall, I've seen fan made sci-fi movies that are more believable and thought provoking than this gorgeous looking flick.
This is my major issue with the movie. But, of course, there is a ton of 'technical' issues too. Which I was prepared to let slide, by the way, as I got used to a 'typical' Hollywood production. But this cheesiest happy-end made me furious about wasting my time on this movie. And since I made myself type, I might as well go whine about those 'minor' issues as well, which, in combination with the major one, made me give it a 4/10.
Spared equipment. Is spared equipment not a common knowledge? I mean any equipment critical to an operation that is required to be continuous is installed in pairs. And a freaking control computer of a freaking reactor on a thousand million million million dollar spaceship only has spare parts in a freaking storage? Really?!! Shouldn't there be 2, 3, 20 control computers installed in-line? Shouldn't there be at least two reactor cores on this humongous ship? No??
Poor old Capn. It's funny, but it looks to me that the whole engagement of the captain in the movie was done solely for the reason of killing him. Killing at least someone for the sake of gravity of the situation. - Hey, we need to kill at least someone. Since we cannot kill main characters, let's introduce one just so we can kill him. - How? - Doesn't matter, let's just figure something on the go. Oh and, let's make him black. And let him be someone significant on the ship, since he is going to be in the movie for just a few minutes because we have to plug him into the script somehow. - Errrm, captain maybe? - Sure, why not. By the way, Fishburne's character almost became the only one I could feel for, since I too hate the "spawn and die" mechanics in some games ;) But, I knew him for just like 2 minutes, so...
VIP's pod. So you would think that ship captain's pod would be at least more fail safe than any of those 5k passengers and would be among the last ones to malfunction? Nope! He is important to the expedition, not to the movie.
Med pod hibernation option. You would think that an engineer who has spent a year looking to get back into hibernation is going to check that second level menu of the only MEDICAL pod on the ship, right? This is the least troubling issue though, because I'm not sure override was needed to activate it. But it seems like override was needed just for all the revival procedures to be performed at once.
This movie is not just a waste of time, but it also made me pretty mad.