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Mark Watney's Mission To Mars

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The Martian introduces a boy as Mark Watney who is the least experience of his team and chosen to go to a mission to Mars. The mission’s goal was to cultivate plants on other planet that was not Earth, to grow and fertilize plants in Mars. His survival in Mars would depend on this process. Watney needed to solve this problem before he ran out of food and sources for survival. Many things in these movie, in real life he could have died in Mars. The idea of the movie is the intelligence of the human mind. Watney who is in Mars all by himself striving to survive and a group of scientists the most intelligent try to see how can they bring him back to Earth. The scenario that they present is exciting but at the same time scary to even think this
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