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Did Ellie actually go to Vega? ›

The Contact movie ending

You find Ellie basically on trial, with the whole world divided on whether or not they believe she traveled to Vega. Then we get the big reveal that her audio devices actually did record many hours of static, proving she went somewhere, even if we couldn't hear anything on the recording.

Victor "Vic" Vega, also known as "Toothpick Vic" or "Mr. Blonde", is Vincent Vega's brother. He is not in Pulp Fiction, but in Reservoir Dogs, another Tarantino movie. Just as Richard Gecko is the madman of the Gecko brothers, Vic is the the madman of the Vega brothers.

Ellie Arroway works for the SETI program at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.

Was Arroway dreaming or did she travel to Vega (in the movie Contact)? In the film Contact, after building the giant machine on Hokkaido, Arroway 'travels' to Vega, landing at the beach where her father is. However, the capsule never left earth.

Inspired, they decide to conceive a child and prepare a nursery, but as the music slows, the two learn at the doctor's office that Ellie suffered a miscarriage and they are unable to have children, leaving them devastated.

Ellie's found another family, Dina and JJ, but there's no replacement for Joel. Even if it means losing her new family – and Dina makes it clear when Ellie leaves the farm that seeking out Abby again will mean the end of their relationship – Ellie has "to finish it." To her, there's no other option for closure.

Midway through TLOU episode six, titled “Kin,” Ellie (Bella Ramsey) is interrupted during a meal when she spies a young girl (Paolina van Kleef) staring at her from across the room.

Where she goes is a fragment in the present tense, used for actions in general. I don't know where she goes on Saturdays. Where does she go is a question in the present tense. Where does she go Saturdays?

Ellie goes into a machine's pod and seems to have contact with an alien, although the movie proves that there are no easy answers here. Some viewers might feel that she definitely proves that there is other life out there and some might say that she stays on Earth.

Is the Contact movie based on a true story? ›

Carl Sagan, who wrote the book Contact that the film is adapted from, based Arroway on a real scientist named Jill Tarter. Tarter received her bachelor's of engineering physics degree from Cornell University — as the only woman in her class — around the same time that Sagan was a professor there.

The game concludes with Ellie returning to her farm home, only to discover that Dina has left, taking the baby. Attempting to play Joel's guitar, Ellie faces the physical consequences of her journey – missing two fingers.

And yet we know Ellie was purposefully never given the choice by Marlene in the first place. She was put under not being told she was going to die, or asked if she would make that sacrifice for a cure. Even if I agree Ellie probably would have said yes, the point is she was not given the option.

Unfortunately, Ellie suffers a miscarriage and learns that she is now infertile.

As if she's thought about this before, Ellie tells Sam that her "blood is medicine," showing him her own bite mark that's healed and smears her blood onto his bite wound. This attempt fails, however, and Sam turns within the night. This forces Henry to kill his infected younger brother and then himself.