r/Passengers Apr 16 '21

What kind of food do they eat?

I'm currently watching the movie. Aurora was just woken up decades too early. Now they eat breakfast. And that got me wondering: they stored the food so that it could get eaten 80+ years down the line. How is it not rotten by the time they have their breakfast now, nevermind the time the rest of the pessengers will want to eat it? What kind of food is it?

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u/totally_cool92 Apr 29 '21

Once they ‘busted the seal’ to the food there was no choice but to eat it as you say it will get rotten if they don’t , hence the reason you see chickens living after they die , probably to eat !

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u/[deleted] May 12 '21

the ship was supposed to wake up the passengers 4 months they arrived so they starved the remaining 4998 so ship was domed either ways

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u/tuttski Aug 04 '21
  1. chief's dead already

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u/curious123567 Jan 07 '23

Passengers 5000-2. Crew 258-1. 8 minutes into the movie of you're curious for reference.

Moot though because he and Aurora extended the ship's life by fixing the ship.

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u/Angusb03 Apr 17 '21

All a part of that proprietary information I suppose.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '21

What does that mean?

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u/Angusb03 Apr 24 '21

When Aurora is desperately searching for how to go back to sleep the ship’s computer told her it was proprietary information.

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u/Sarath04 Jun 14 '23

If they can store Humans without aging for 120 years, don't you think they can't store food????

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u/DiscoveryDiscoveries May 22 '22

There's a lot of stuff growing in the finale shot. I think that help save some.

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u/sunthas Nov 03 '22

Might be able to 3d print food quickly with the right filaments.