Chris Nolan's next film: Interstellar

[Just like bruddas]

Them robots had more personality than most of the cast

Homie was like " self destruct in T-minus 10 seconds "

Should have kept the humor at 90%

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

Amazing movie. I want to see it again because I feel like I definitely missed things

Nolan DA GAWD is probably the best filmmaker of our generation.

 

[killacal]

when they got away from the waves and coop realizes he just lost 24 years

 

[HHR]

Can anyone explain the wave scene to me a little? How does a body of water that is apparently only a couple of feet deep produce a titanic wave like that?

Is it solely because of the gravitational pull caused by being near the black hole?

 

[Adam3000]

Is it solely because of the gravitational pull caused by being near the black hole?

Yes

 

[HHR]

Also, let's talk about the selfishness of Murph. It takes a real c*nt of a person to hate her father for 20 years because he left...to TRY AND SAVE THE fukkING HUMAN RACE. I get a 10-year old girl being upset, but a decade later maybe you get over it, realize what he left for and maybe send the guy a Snapchat, huh?

 

[HHR]

Yes

That's what I assumed, it just seemed odd....but fukking awesome spectacle

The water being so shallow was kinda too

 

[Sunalmighty]

when they got away from the waves and coop realizes he just lost 24 years

That brought me to near tears man, honestly.

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

Also, let's talk about the selfishness of Murph. It takes a real c*nt of a person to hate her father for 20 years because he left...to TRY AND SAVE THE fukkING HUMAN RACE. I get a 10-year old girl being upset, but a decade later maybe you get over it, realize what he left for and maybe send the guy a Snapchat, huh?

She was upset because she helped her father figure everything out, but when she received the message of "STAY," he conveniently seemed to brush it off. She thought the message indicated he was going to his death. Can't blame her, if you ask me.

 

[HHR]

Bad News guys. Disney take on Marvel's "Big Hero 6" is on pace to beat "Interstellar" at the box office. I knew this was going to be a slept on movie the minute I left the theater. The numbers look in line with "Gravity" and "Prometheus" opening though.

Slept on? Lol

Big Hero is like 60% off interstellar's run time. Those extra screenings add up quick

 

[HHR]

She was upset because she helped her father figure everything out, but when she received the message of "STAY," he conveniently seemed to brush it off. She thought the message indicated he was going to his death. Can't blame her, if you ask me.

She was what, ten? She should've found some perspective over the next two decades.

 

[Rapmastermind]

"The Science is Wrong". There's a book now.

 

[Just like bruddas]

when they got away from the waves and coop realizes he just lost 24 years

that shyt blew my mind son, I felt that man pain

 

[HHR]

We may have to agree to disagree. I felt the movie would to been completely pointless had Cooper died. I was totally satisfied with the last minutes of the film, because THEY DID reunite and humanity was saved. No need to dwell that deep in that.

I would've preferred the final scene without the "gravity ghost trapped in a fifth dimensional bookshelf fever dream" between it and him entering the black hole

 

[Rapmastermind]

Slept on? Lol

Big Hero is like 60% off interstellar's run time. Those extra screenings add up quick

Also "Big Hero 6" is a Disney Family movie. But "Interstellar" actually ending up winning Friday's Box Office but can it hold off "Big Hero" the whole weekend? I don't know. Like you said, quicker run-time and the Kids and Families going to see it.