So I am on the back half of Interstellar.
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I have about 30 minutes left. Not at all what i expected. I'll leave it at that. Don't want to ruin it for others.
Edit: it is 2 hours 45 minutes long
Edit: it is 2 hours 45 minutes long
Prepare for the true mindfvckening. Also, pretty bold move to live post watching the movie for the first time. This is UMPOTY type posting. Congrats.
have chopped onions by your side when it ends to provide reasonable excuse for the wetness on your cheeks. first movie since titanic to make grown men cry
Really good. But I’m a big Portman fan. Anything with her sweaty and lugging a gun around will get my interest.
Closing in on last 10 minutes. Though a small contribution, I will go to my grave believing Casey Affleck is a better than his brother.
I’m assuming you mean actor. That may be true, but Casey Affleck never played Batman, so who cares?
OP is going to be disappointed that the ending of Interstellar is exactly like the ending of Top Gun: Maverick and exactly like the ending of Star Wars: New Hope.
Kind of a waste of time. But when someone tells me I need to watch a movie, I generally agree to it unless said person is a douchebag
Did you shed any tears? If that ending was not good for you, I don’t know what to tell you.
The science makes no sense and there’s no internal consistency. Pretty standard Nolan fair.
He just fell into a black hole and was fine. His robot, too. The massive level of radiation that exists at the event horizon? No problem.
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Yep, what could have been a great movie wasn't. I didn't even know Nolan made it and I said to one of the kids, this is the type of shit Nolan puts out.
OH WE GOT A BLACK HOLE EXPERT OVER HERE FELLAS!!!! DEERRRPPPP BLACK HOLES ARE SUPER SAFE FREN!!!!!
I will use love to transcend the universe and beat you up in a Pints parking lot.
That's because Cooper actually died in the opening scene. The entire movie is from the point of view of his spirit in limbo trying to communicate with his loved ones. That's why his spirit returns to Murph on her death bed, but no one else there speaks to him; he really was her ghost.
That’s helpful for me. I just saw that it for the first time a couple nights ago and I came in with about 90 minutes to go. I thought it was pretty good, interesting concept. But I sort of wasn’t interested enough to ask what happened in the first hour (although I’m sure I’ll get to it in a year or two).
If you enjoyed score by Hans Zimmer please do checkout Philip Glass... clearly what Zimmer was inspired by.
I think it would take 3 more watches to get my point of view on it. But nobody has time for that
Huh? What about all of the other people he interacted with throughout the rest of the movie?
It’s an all time top 10 rated movie on IMDb, which I found surprising. I too would give it a B.
I went into it with zero expectations and zero knowledge of the book. Last third of the movie, I was like wtf, this went somewhere I wasn't expecting. In a similar vein of Bone Tomahawk, where the movie totally shifts gears and almost changes plot, genre, and theme. Loved them both.
