Ryan Gosling’s ‘Project Hail Mary’ a hit with Artemis II crew: Astronauts watched the film, said ‘an inspirational example’

Ryan Gosling’s latest work, ‘Project Hail Mary,’ has become a huge hit amongst the masses. Not only that, but even the Artemis II crew thought it was a great watch! In a recent interview, they revealed that they had watched the film before leaving for their mission around the moon.The Guardian reported that the Artemis II crew watched ‘Project Hail Mary’ before they were cleared for leaving for the mission. Before leaving, they had been set up in quarantine for some time, which is when they watched the film. The crew had nothing but good things to say about Gosling’s latest feature. During the interview, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen stated, “We were all really lucky. We got to watch Hail Mary when we were in quarantine. That was a real treat that they sent us a link to view that at home with our families, getting us ready to go on our own space adventure. I would just say to Ryan, art imitates science and vice versa, it seems. He did a great job in that movie.”It was also reported that Gosling sent the astronauts his well-wishes before they set off on their mission. Furthermore, Hansen praised the film’s idea and Gosling’s acting on the big screen as well. He cited that the film was “an inspirational example” and that seeing “somebody who goes out there and just gets what was done to save humanity. It’s a pretty extraordinary example that we can all follow. We all thought that movie was really uplifting and inspiring.” The film is based around Science teacher Ryland Grace, who one day wakes up alone in a spaceship, no memory of what happened to him. Not only that, but he even forgets who he is and what he is doing in the middle of space. As his memory returns in parts, he realizes that he is humanity’s last hope to study a substance that is causing the sun to die.