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* Meta: Despite failing to get any Oscar nominations, this movie managed to beat both ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/{{District 9}}'' (both of which were nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars that year) for the Hugo Award for Best Feature Film. For perspective, ''Moon'' was made with about one sixth of the budget that ''Film/{{District 9}}'' had, and with about one ''eightieth'' of the budget that ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' had. ''And'' it was Duncan Jones' first feature film. Well done, Mr. Jones. Well done.
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* The film, of course, also has a [=CMoA=] in the traditional meaning of the trope: the scene where Sam reprograms the harvesters at the very last possible moment to take out the blocking tower. He's about to leave, thinks about it a moment, and you can ''see'' him think, "Fuck it!", and decides to make his own little statement.
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* The film, of course, also has a [=CMoA=] in the traditional meaning of the trope: the scene where Sam reprograms the harvesters at the very last possible moment to take out the blocking tower. He's about to leave, thinks about it a moment, and you can ''see'' him think, "Fuck it!", it!" and decides to make his own little statement.statement, while allowing the rest of the clones a better experience than he had.
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* The film, of course, also has a [=CMoA=] in the traditional meaning of the trope: the scene where Sam reprograms the harvesters at the very last possible moment.
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* The film, of course, also has a [=CMoA=] in the traditional meaning of the trope: the scene where Sam reprograms the harvesters at the very last possible moment.moment to take out the blocking tower. He's about to leave, thinks about it a moment, and you can ''see'' him think, "Fuck it!", and decides to make his own little statement.
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* As much of a {{Tearjerker}} as it can be, {{Sam Rockwell}}'s performance in this film is one long CMOA. The man spends about an hour and a half playing two identical clones of himself, but he manages to make it completely believable by giving each version of Sam its own distinct persona. It's the kind of ActingForTwo arrangement that most movies play for laughs, but he ''will'' have you in tears by the end.
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* As much of a {{Tearjerker}} as it can be, {{Sam Creator/{{Sam Rockwell}}'s performance in this film is one long CMOA. The man spends about an hour and a half playing two identical clones of himself, but he manages to make it completely believable by giving each version of Sam its own distinct persona. It's the kind of ActingForTwo arrangement that most movies play for laughs, but he ''will'' have you in tears by the end.
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* The film, of course, also has a [=CMoA=] in the traditional meaning of the trope: the scene where Sam reprograms the harvesters at the very last possible moment.
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* Meta: Despite failing to get any Oscar nominations, this movie managed to beat both ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/{{District 9}}'' (both of which were nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars that year) for the Hugo Award for Best Feature Film. For perspective, ''Moon'' was made with about one sixth of the budget that Film/''{{District 9}}'' had, and with about one ''eightieth'' of the budget that ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' had. ''And'' it's Duncan Jones' first feature film. Well done, Mr. Jones. Well done.
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* Meta: Despite failing to get any Oscar nominations, this movie managed to beat both ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/{{District 9}}'' (both of which were nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars that year) for the Hugo Award for Best Feature Film. For perspective, ''Moon'' was made with about one sixth of the budget that Film/''{{District ''Film/{{District 9}}'' had, and with about one ''eightieth'' of the budget that ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' had. ''And'' it's it was Duncan Jones' first feature film. Well done, Mr. Jones. Well done.
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* As much of a {{Tearjerker}} as it can be, {{Sam Rockwell}}'s performance in this film is one long CMOA. The man spends over an hour playing two identical clones of himself, but he manages to make it completely believable by giving each version of Sam its own distinct persona. It's the kind of ActingForTwo arrangement that most movies play for laughs, but he ''will'' have you in tears by the end.
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* As much of a {{Tearjerker}} as it can be, {{Sam Rockwell}}'s performance in this film is one long CMOA. The man spends over about an hour and a half playing two identical clones of himself, but he manages to make it completely believable by giving each version of Sam its own distinct persona. It's the kind of ActingForTwo arrangement that most movies play for laughs, but he ''will'' have you in tears by the end.
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* As much of a {{Tearjerker}} as it can be, {{Sam Rockwell}}'s performance in this film is one long CMOA. The man spends over an hour playing two identical clones of himself, but he manages to make it completely believable by giving each version of Sam its own distinct persona. It's the kind of ActingForTwo arrangement that most movies play for laughs, but he ''will'' have you in tears by the end.
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* Meta: This movie managed to beat both ''Film/Avatar'' and ''Film/{{District 9}}'' (both of which were nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars that year) for the Hugo Award for Best Feature Film. For perspective, ''Moon'' was made with one sixth of ''District 9'''s budget, and with roughly one ''eightieth'' of Film/''{{Avatar}}'''s budget. ''And'' it's Duncan Jones' first feature film. Well done, Mr. Jones. Well done.
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* Meta: This Despite failing to get any Oscar nominations, this movie managed to beat both ''Film/Avatar'' ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/{{District 9}}'' (both of which were nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars that year) for the Hugo Award for Best Feature Film. For perspective, ''Moon'' was made with about one sixth of ''District 9'''s budget, the budget that Film/''{{District 9}}'' had, and with roughly about one ''eightieth'' of Film/''{{Avatar}}'''s budget.the budget that ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' had. ''And'' it's Duncan Jones' first feature film. Well done, Mr. Jones. Well done.
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* Meta: This movie managed to beat both ''Film/Avatar'' and ''Film/{{District 9}}'' (both of which were nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars that year) for the Hugo Award for Best Feature Film. For perspective, ''Moon'' was made with one sixth of ''District 9'''s budget, and with roughly one ''eightieth'' of Film/''{{Avatar}}'''s budget. ''And'' it's Duncan Jones' first feature film. Well done, Mr. Jones. Well done.
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