Malik
Superstar
Oh..aight. Thanks for breaking that down.
I was wondering how that was all supposed to work out
Chris Nolan's next film: Interstellar
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Oh..aight. Thanks for breaking that down.
I was wondering how that was all supposed to work out
IVS
Superstar
Time is not real though. And what the hell is the 5th dimension?
So Nolan is clearly obsessed w/ time. Memento, Inception, and now his "*magnum opus," Interstellar.
The plot...
The fact that it was a movie about space exploration... WITH BARELY 10 MINUTES OF ACTUAL SPACE EXPLORATION...
The 12 scenes of crying...
The robot...
The Matt Damon fight sequence...
This shyt should have been called soap opera clusterfukk in space featuring salty tears.
If you watch it as an unintentional comedy it gets way better IMO. That scene where the robot was galloping in the water after saving ol' girl..
I will say, some of the visuals were really cool and the soundtrack & acting are what saved the movie.
Thats a bullshyt assessment considering the universe is 99.9999999999999% not-terrestrial and they spend most of their time in between places which is what space travel actually would be.
I think the Dr Mann fight scene was stupid...BUT at the same time dude was delusional. Let see how you act knowing that humanity itself will come to an end.
Loot_Gingrich
Pro
They shown how it would be like going inside a worm hole, a black hole, and be out of time/space
Worm hole took about 2/3 minutes. Walking around planets was another 8 or so minutes until a tidal wave or Matt Damon getting agro. The black hole sequence was okay (SPOILER) until Nolan ran out of ideas and had the black hole end in a fukking bedroom. Dude entered a black hole. In another solar system. In a COMPLETELY different galaxy. And ended up... wait for it... in his daughter's bedroom.
I thought I was going to watch a movie about exploring deep space and exoplanets. What I got was a hyper stylized soap opera about human insecurity.
Then again, this is Nolan's MO so I suppose it's my fault for expecting something more.
Ain't That Something
Superstar
I loved it 
FrederickDouglas
All Star
Worm hole took about 2/3 minutes. Walking around planets was another 8 or so minutes until a tidal wave or Matt Damon getting agro. The black hole sequence was okay (SPOILER) until Nolan ran out of ideas and had the black hole end in a fukking bedroom. Dude entered a black hole. In another solar system. In a COMPLETELY different galaxy. And ended up... wait for it... in his daughter's bedroom.
I thought I was going to watch a movie about exploring deep space and exoplanets. What I got was a hyper stylized soap opera about human insecurity.
Then again, this is Nolan's MO so I suppose it's my fault for expecting something more.
You clearly didn't understand the movie.
valet
The official Chaplain of the Coli
Intentionally avoided the spoilers but will go back and read. But until they met "the man" (double entrendre) it was a good dialogue film. But once "the man" turned heel it became an amazing film. Just action packed, edge of your seat, what's gonna happen next type of film. If the film was 2 hrs and it turned like that the last 30-40, then I would say movie of the year.
I mean I get why people said see it in Imax. But for me there were amazing scenes. Not an amazing world. I hated Gravity (I know that goes against the opinion of this board) but at least I felt like I was in that world. Despite Sandra Bullock's overdramatic acting and boring dialogue. This film just failed to capture the beauty of God's (sorry naturalist) creation for me. As a whole. Certainly at parts (black hole, worm etc.) but as a whole I was really underwhelmed about their travel. I guess it was too "realistic" in that sense. And I needed more colors instead of the dreariness feel.
Not saying they needed to jack "Gravity" but they could have had made it a way more dangerous type of film to it. Not that I didn't appreciate the dialogue. I did. Tarintino and Nolen are people I just love to hear people talk. But it just needed more balance in the action.
But again, that last part after a character turned heel until the end was the best ending I've seen this year. But as a whole I still rolling with Captain America as movie of the year. And I'm not a comic book fan at all.
I mean I get why people said see it in Imax. But for me there were amazing scenes. Not an amazing world. I hated Gravity (I know that goes against the opinion of this board) but at least I felt like I was in that world. Despite Sandra Bullock's overdramatic acting and boring dialogue. This film just failed to capture the beauty of God's (sorry naturalist) creation for me. As a whole. Certainly at parts (black hole, worm etc.) but as a whole I was really underwhelmed about their travel. I guess it was too "realistic" in that sense. And I needed more colors instead of the dreariness feel.
Not saying they needed to jack "Gravity" but they could have had made it a way more dangerous type of film to it. Not that I didn't appreciate the dialogue. I did. Tarintino and Nolen are people I just love to hear people talk. But it just needed more balance in the action.
But again, that last part after a character turned heel until the end was the best ending I've seen this year. But as a whole I still rolling with Captain America as movie of the year. And I'm not a comic book fan at all.
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
Stupidest movie i've seen in a long time. I want to punch Chris Nolan in the mouth for wasting 3 hours of my life.
fukk this movie.
fukk this movie.
Loot_Gingrich
Pro
Chill breh. Your 5th dimensional future self just hasn't shown up in your bookshelf to explain it to you yet.
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
Worm hole took about 2/3 minutes. Walking around planets was another 8 or so minutes until a tidal wave or Matt Damon getting agro. The black hole sequence was okay (SPOILER) until Nolan ran out of ideas and had the black hole end in a fukking bedroom. Dude entered a black hole. In another solar system. In a COMPLETELY different galaxy. And ended up... wait for it... in his daughter's bedroom.
I thought I was going to watch a movie about exploring deep space and exoplanets. What I got was a hyper stylized soap opera about human insecurity.
Then again, this is Nolan's MO so I suppose it's my fault for expecting something more.
Worm hole took about 2/3 minutes. Walking around planets was another 8 or so minutes until a tidal wave or Matt Damon getting agro. The black hole sequence was okay (SPOILER) until Nolan ran out of ideas and had the black hole end in a fukking bedroom. Dude entered a black hole. In another solar system. In a COMPLETELY different galaxy. And ended up... wait for it... in his daughter's bedroom.
I thought I was going to watch a movie about exploring deep space and exoplanets. What I got was a hyper stylized soap opera about human insecurity.
Then again, this is Nolan's MO so I suppose it's my fault for expecting something more.
Man it sucks for you that you couldn't enjoy everything this movie offered like the rest of us.. Sucks to be yall
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
It probably sucks to be the idiot that would love this meaningless garbage.
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
Yes I am an idiot.. Glad you were able to explain why you didn't like the movie instead of just calling me an idiot.. It was great talking with you now fukk off