Given a movie description that includes a team of astronauts embarking on a space mission that goes awry due to unforeseen circumstances, generate 10 thought-provoking questions you would ask if you were a professional movie critic, taking into consideration the following constraints: 
1. At least 3 questions must be focused on the psychological impact of the mission's failure on the crew members. 
2. At least 2 questions must be related to the technical aspects of the space mission and the accuracy of the science portrayed in the film. 
3. At least 2 questions must be centered around the relationships and interactions between the crew members throughout the course of the movie. 
4. At least 1 question must delve into the political and social implications of the mission's failure on Earth. 
5. At least 1 question must explore the potential for a sequel or prequel to the movie. 
Additionally, include a table that compares and contrasts this space mission movie with two other similar films in terms of their plot, character development, and overall impact on the science fiction genre. Finally, provide a brief summary of your personal opinion on the movie, including its strengths, weaknesses, and overall rating out of 10.
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1. How does the space mission failure affect the mental and emotional state of each crew member? How do they cope with the aftermath?
2. Is the film's portrayal of space travel and scientific theories accurate? Did the filmmakers consult with any experts in the field?
3. How do the relationships between the crew members evolve throughout the film? Do they bond together or do old conflicts resurface?
4. The consequences of the space mission failure on Earth. How does it trigger global political and social events?
5. If hypothetical, how would you see a prequel to this film? Could you imagine a team being built before this mission?

| Film Title    | Plot             | Character Development | Overall Impact |
|----------------|-------------------|--------------------------|---------------------|
| "Apollo 13"  | Disaster strikes a space mission | Strong character development, unsung heroes, visual spectacle, real-life heroes | 9/10, iconic depiction of heroism and survival                                           |
| "Gravity"      | A woman tries to return after her mission goes awry | Strong character development, technically impressive, centred environment. | 8/10, a tense and heart-wrenching science fiction thriller.                                 |
| "Life"  | The first life found outside earth that means many problems to be faced by astronauts rebellious team of. | Good character global character development, suspenseful, avoids a simple answer. | 6/10, Satisfactorily Written and Directed. |

In conclusion, I would give this movie 7 out of 10. It is based on a true event, but the emotional connection is weak. The challenges to solve the problems have specifically been created for the storyline, and I do not believe it's more than that. I understand that it's trying to show realism and the potential threat that they are striving to fix real characters, but they lack interpersonal emotion so far, and the amplification of horrible and disastrous potential terrifies you. It can be a reality of it, rather, a science fiction movie with a science logic background.
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Given a movie description that includes a team of astronauts embarking on a space mission that goes awry due to unforeseen circumstances, generate 10 thought-provoking questions you would ask if you were a professional movie critic, taking into consideration the following constraints: 
1. At least 3 questions must be focused on the psychological impact of the mission's failure on the crew members. 
2. At least 2 questions must be related to the technical aspects of the space mission and the accuracy of the science portrayed in the film. 
3. At least 2 questions must be centered around the relationships and interactions between the crew members throughout the course of the movie. 
4. At least 1 question must delve into the political and social implications of the mission's failure on Earth. 
5. At least 1 question must explore the potential for a sequel or prequel to the movie. 
Additionally, include a table that compares and contrasts this space mission movie with two other similar films in terms of their plot, character development, and overall impact on the science fiction genre. Finally, provide a brief summary of your personal opinion on the movie, including its strengths, weaknesses, and overall rating out of 10.
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Sure, here are the 10 questions:

Psychological Impact:
1. How does the movie depict the psychological toll of the mission's failure on the individual crew members, and how does each character cope with this stress?
2. In what ways does the film explore the concept of survival guilt among the astronauts, and how does this affect their decision-making processes?
3. How does the failure of the mission impact the mental health of the crew, and what techniques are used to maintain their sanity in the face of adversity?

Technical Aspects:
4. How accurately does the movie portray the technical aspects of space travel, and are there any notable scientific inaccuracies that detract from the film's credibility?
5. What role does technology play in both the success and failure of the mission, and how does the film comment on humanity's reliance on technology?

Relationships and Interactions:
6. How do the relationships between the crew members evolve over the course of the movie, and how do these relationships influence the outcome of the mission?
7. In what ways does the film depict the importance of teamwork and cooperation in overcoming the challenges faced by the crew?

Political and Social Implications:
8. How does the failure of the mission impact the political and social climate on Earth, and what does the movie suggest about the role of space exploration in society?

Potential for a Sequel or Prequel:
9. Are there any unresolved plot points or character arcs that could be explored in a potential sequel or prequel to the movie?

Comparison Table:

| Aspect              | This Movie          | Movie 2           | Movie 3           |
|---------------------|---------------------|-------------------|-------------------|
| Plot                |                     |                   |                   |
| Character Development |                 |                   |                   |
| Impact on Sci-Fi Genre |                 |                   |                   |

Personal Opinion:
The movie was a thrilling exploration of space travel and the human spirit. The performances were stellar, and the special effects were breathtaking. However, the film's pacing was uneven, and some of the scientific explanations were oversimplified. Overall, I would rate the movie a 7 out of 10 for its ambition and emotional resonance.

Final Question:
10. How does the film balance its spectacular visual effects with its character-driven drama, and how does this balance contribute to the movie's overall impact?
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