Chris Nolan's next film: Interstellar
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TheGodling
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dudes out there are really watching a CAM of this
I pray for humanity
ScarJo could drop a sextape in IMAX 3D and motherfukkers would still be like "Why pay when I can just download the CAM"
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
Cheap ass b*stardsScarJo could drop a sextape in IMAX 3D and motherfukkers would still be like "Why pay when I can just download the CAM"
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
It's not just about being cheap either I mean movies like these are an experience you should be sharing with your friends or loved ones. Not watching on a 15" laptop in some dusty ass apartment
heisenburrr
Have Fun Staying Poor
Just wanted to share a thought I had after the movie :
In my mind, the "They" that they refer to and that has built this 5th dimension is better imagined as a version of either "Zee Prime" or "Man" in Asimov's the last question.
In the story, "Man" is :
Basically omnipotent entities exempt of physical bodies harnessing the knowledge and perceptions of every living being since the very beginning.
In my mind, the "They" that they refer to and that has built this 5th dimension is better imagined as a version of either "Zee Prime" or "Man" in Asimov's the last question.
In the story, "Man" is :
Basically omnipotent entities exempt of physical bodies harnessing the knowledge and perceptions of every living being since the very beginning.
I will say this the first film I can ever think of where all the negative ( "rotten") reviews end on some "but you should still go see it..on the biggest screen possible"
Hell, I didn't really like it and I'll probably go see it again lol
Not in imax though...fukk that.
saw this on the blu forum
Yea, that's hilarious. The theater quickly took it down though. Plus, that was posted outside a digital, non-IMAX theater...so the theater sound was the problem lol.
The IMAX is a disaster though. I've never felt assaulted by noise before.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I think Nolan needs a new sounds mixing crew, this is the second straight movie with pretty major problems. They had to remix all of Bane's dialog after no one could understand him during the previews the ran.
Other than that, the overbearing score is just kind of Nolan's style. There was no reason that the scene when Cooper was being shown around the NASA base should have been so heavily scored. It was an extended scene with full on conversations. Let the fukking material breathe a little.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I understand that this is your personal pet peeve, but unless you mean a scientific fallacy, being a scientist doesn't negate that person in always making sound judgment calls, ESPECIALLY when it's over things that haven't yet been proven or is unknown or originally based on theory. They are still human, and I believe that's a lot of the point. Nolan made it a big point that Cooper is agnostic that only believes everything has a logical scientific explanation until he approaches the unnatural and confront individuals who goes off faith rather than logic. The whole debate with Amelia as to which planet to go and he's basing going to Mann's planet due to logical reasons whereas she's basing it on a gut feeling and love, Cooper made that judgment call which was the logical one, yet turned out being the bad one.
The more I think about it, a lot of those bad judgment calls were by intent to show the errs of being human. The film is about humanity in general. The bad judgment of Amelia that cost the life of one of their crew members was her defiant obsession to complete the mission. Even Cooper stated they were way in their heads and were not prepared or properly trained for any of this. These lapse of judgments were called out, on both sides in fact. Especially when they made the compromise NOT to waste time on the planet, but due to their lack of judgment it cost them 23 Earth years and they were only there for just a few hours.
Also, Rommily DID get information on the black hole, which lead to the proper judgment call by Cooper to send TARS (and sacrificing himself to lighten the load) to enter the black hole to transmit information within there and send it back to Earth which eventually be the reason why humanity was saved.
Also, you definitely overlooked the point of Dr. Mann, even though his name blatantly clue you in as to him representing the selfishness of mankind. Dr. Mann and Tom parallel each other (hence, those scenes intertwining). They both represented "plan B" who believes all of humanity is lost and there's nothing else left to do. The only thing Dr. Mann had going for him was to complete the mission of repopulating mankind. Also, due to being in complete isolation for years, he had turned insane. But he is the polar opposite to Rommily (which argued to why he was killed) who represented "plan A" and still had hope and faith for humanity's survival. Both were placed in almost identical scenarios where they were in isolation for decades and handled it oppositely. Rommily could of easily told TARS "fukk this" and headed back through that wormhole back to Earth and say it was a wrap, but he held on. Whereas, Dr. Mann was so desperate and lonely he placed himself into eternal sleep in put a beacon on him in HOPES that someone could rescue him.
In regards of Murphy, it technically her ENTIRE LIFETIME to figure everything out. Cooper started sending messages when she was a child. But again, this is where the argument of scientific logic vs. faith/love. The only reason why Murphy figured out Cooper was communicating with her was due to her faith and spiritual connection with her father, the same way Amelia had that spiritual connection with her boyfriend which turned out to be the correct habitual planet to repopulate. After that, it still took another 60 years solve the hidden equation. Also, remember, she DID figure out Professor Brand's equation which was why she initially asked why he was trying to solve something with "both hands behind his back". She knew he was hiding something, but never expected him to outright lie to her. You have to think about this, Dr. Brand was her ONLY father figure she had, and literally raised her after Cooper left and so of course she would have trust in his reasons, and never expect for HIM of all people to lie and deceive everyone. But due to her being part of the "plan A" group, her faith still believes that there's a way.
There's a GANG of philosophical aspects to this films, I have barely broke the surface doing in depth on everything, it maybe heavy handed to you, but I enjoy films that have deep philosophical meanings, especially when contrasting it with science.
nolan in the mixing room like,
turn it up...louder....louder please.
but we wont hear the dialogue, chris..
i said louder! U know who the fukk i am?! I made inception motherfukker.
...louder....
Why I was reading this in a British accent?
I seen it and I loved it, just wish there was more time spent on the exploration in general, but overall it had me like
Time dilation is just a complete mind fukk and even more
since it's based on real physics.