INTERSTELLAR Official Discussion, Review & Spoiler Thread

[The_King_of_Everything]

yep....it even went so deep that they got to one planet and the Chinese were already there..they were dead...but their robots went into a black hole and was there for about 4,000 years and they created all this futuristic technology because they had 4,000 years to do shyt...lol

Thats how Coop found the secret to manipulating Gravity

I remember listening to this podcast about the dude who did painting for Facebook he went and did dmt in the Amazon and said he made this god like entity who explained to him that Asians are have bred with extraterrestrials

 

[Makavalli]

yep....it even went so deep that they got to one planet and the Chinese were already there..they were dead...but their robots went into a black hole and was there for about 4,000 years and they created all this futuristic technology because they had 4,000 years to do shyt...lol

Thats how Coop found the secret to manipulating Gravity

Smh so Did Nolan scrap that because he wanted it to be more realistic since when did they say it was ok to make space movies without aliens

 

[Silver Surfer]

Smh so Did Nolan scrap that because he wanted it to be more realistic since when did they say it was ok to make space movies without aliens

He scrapped it because he wanted the movie to be more "emotional"....


This movie could have been classic...it could have been the movie that "Contact" was supposed to be

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Like what

this was posted earlier in the thread

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

MUUUUUURPH!

 

[joeychizzle]

this was posted earlier in the thread

I refrained from watching this because I didn't want to think 'what could've been' for one of my favourite all time films. But now I have.. Smh it could've been positively mindblasting!!

 

[gluvnast]

this was posted earlier in the thread

I'm GLAD they didn't go this convoluted route. Too many tired cliches like aliens, evil humanoid robots, forced love romance. It seems like if you out all that on film, it'll be a Jupiter Ascending kind of mess. Just all over the place.

I'm cool with Nolan zoning it in to just his relationship with his daughter and how to two even from light years apart need each other to save mankind.

 

[Silver Surfer]

I'm GLAD they didn't go this convoluted route. Too many tired cliches like aliens, evil humanoid robots, forced love romance. It seems like if you out all that on film, it'll be a Jupiter Ascending kind of mess. Just all over the place.

I'm cool with Nolan zoning it in to just his relationship with his daughter and how to two even from light years apart need each other to save mankind.

Jupiter Ascending was all over the place because the damn story was all over the place...."Intestellar" was written around an established astronomer's theories, so it was already based in realism....Coop translating complex gravitational equations through an analog watch was Nolan throwing a pie in the audience face....and you smiled the whole time he did it....

 

[gluvnast]

Jupiter Ascending was all over the place because the damn story was all over the place...."Intestellar" was written around an established astronomer's theories, so it was already based in realism....Coop translating complex gravitational equations through an analog watch was Nolan throwing a pie in the audience face....and you smiled the whole time he did it....

The OG script was still all over the place. Too much thrown without any clear direction.

 

[Silver Surfer]

The OG script was still all over the place. Too much thrown without any clear direction.

It was a script..of course it was gonna get finessed when it went to screenplay and production got hold of it

 

[gluvnast]

Blah.... Spielberg's version had that A.I. movie vibe.

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Blah.... Spielberg's version had that A.I. movie vibe.

A.I. Sucked

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

A.I. Sucked

Low key i love this movie

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Jupiter Ascending was all over the place because the damn story was all over the place...."Intestellar" was written around an established astronomer's theories, so it was already based in realism....Coop translating complex gravitational equations through an analog watch was Nolan throwing a pie in the audience face....and you smiled the whole time he did it....

this is what divides my opinion on this movie. its put together so well then the last half hour gets all M. Night Shamylan and switches up to some spaceghost 5th dimension bookshelf bullshyt....he shoulda fell in the black hole and saw his fam like Mann said and died while Hathaway was alone on the new world.

 

[GzUp]

im stil reading up on physics and shyt and i still dont comprehed this shyt