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''LOVE'' is a science fiction film directed by William Eubank produced by [[Progressive Rock]] [[Supergroup]] [[Angels and Airwaves (Music)|Angels and Airwaves]].
 
The story revolves around Lee Miller, a lone astronaut aboard the International Space Station who becomes stranded and loses all contact with Earth. Over the course of the film, he struggles to remain alive and sane. Set against an original score performed by the band, the film attempts to explore the basic human need for contact with others and the power of hope.
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* [[Bonus Material]]: Four vignettes were shown at the LOVE Live event, detailing some of the characters in the film.
* [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]: Done as the credits start. {{spoiler|"DETECTING LIFE...VERIFY LOCATION...Good evening, tonight has been a wonderful experiment of human contact. A symbiotic relationship between man, and machine, and you. The human brain is capable of millions of connections. Each one is a memory, an event. Tonight shall not be remembered by one, but by thousands of these relationships. As you leave here, tonight, close your eyes, and travel back to here, to now, and always remember that this was one moment. You were not alone, and you felt something that thousands of others have felt, and it was...LOVE..."}}
* [[Close Onon Title]]: See [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: Considering that it's being produced by Tom Delonge (yes, [[Blink -182|that]] Tom Delonge), this should be a given. The trailers pretty much confirm it.
* [[Distant Prologue]]: The opening scene takes place during the Civil War era, and the main plot takes place in the late 2030's.
* [[Doing It for Thethe Art]]: As per [[Word of God]]. Tom pretty much said from the start that they don't expect to make a ton of money on the film. This was sort of the case for the band from the start, as a [[Supergroup]] each of the members was already successful in his own right and so they had freedom to do more out-of-the-box work, and so that philosphy was extended to the film.
* [[Epileptic Flashing Lights]]
* [[Everybody's Dead, Dave]]
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