00:00Personally, I really wanted to make a psychological sense
00:02of where exactly they were, where we were meeting them.
00:05Matt Shackman always said, you know, this is an origin story.
00:08We've chosen not to go down the route of just making a movie
00:11about how they got their powers, but after.
00:13And so we had to know the before,
00:15and we also had to know exactly what happened in that accident.
00:17So I think we explored that deeply about how individually horrifying it was,
00:23but also collective experience, and that was really meaningful.
00:26Also how our relationship had been was really critical
00:29and how in love they were, because it wasn't you meeting them
00:31as they were getting to know each other and falling in love.
00:33It was, you know, 10 years on from their meeting.
00:36And so, yeah, that historic relationships is always really important.
00:39But specific things, I think it was also, the other thing is,
00:42how do we believe that these four people went to space
00:45as if they were in the 60s?
00:46You know, they were astronauts, scientists,
00:49like how did they become astronauts?
00:50It wasn't just, oh, some passenger went along and happened to,
00:54you know what I mean?
00:55We had to be really specific about those,
00:57what the qualities of why someone would study that kind of work
01:00and then change from these people.
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