Project Hail Mary
Skip three moments.
Here’s exactly when, and what happens just before.
- Skip 1Gagging sounds1:11 to 1:19
You hear gagging or retching. Someone may not actually be sick.
Just before: The character wakes from a long coma and is struggling to breathe and move
- Skip 2Gagging sounds25:59 to 26:11
You hear gagging or retching. Someone may not actually be sick.
Just before: The scientist's talk about an experiment setup and he is already reacting to the pill stuck in his throat
- Skip 3Gagging sounds59:49 to 1:00:28
You hear gagging or retching. Someone may not actually be sick.
Just before: The helmet and oxygen talk turns tense and someone is being asked to remove protection
Is there vomiting in Project Hail Mary (2026)?
Yes. Project Hail Mary has 3 moments where someone throws up, pukes or retches, at 1:11, 25:59 and 59:49.
Does anyone throw up on screen in Project Hail Mary (2026)?
No, but you can hear it. At 1:11 you hear it but don’t see it. At 25:59 you hear it but don’t see it. At 59:49 you hear it but don’t see it.
When is the vomiting scene in Project Hail Mary (2026)?
Skip 1: 1:11 to 1:19, about 10 seconds. Just before: The character wakes from a long coma and is struggling to breathe and move. Skip 2: 25:59 to 26:11, about 10 seconds. Just before: The scientist's talk about an experiment setup and he is already reacting to the pill stuck in his throat. Skip 3: 59:49 to 1:00:28, about 40 seconds. Just before: The helmet and oxygen talk turns tense and someone is being asked to remove protection.
Is Project Hail Mary (2026) okay to watch with emetophobia?
For many people, yes, if you skip these 3 moments. Press “I’m starting it now” on this page and we’ll chime two minutes before each scene, and again when it’s clear.