Interstellar (2014)

[Dark Jedi Master 007]

In the original script it's what leads him to NASA, so it felt like left-overs from that. I guess it shows his hard-on for tech like that but so does the scene with the teachers afterwards. 

Yeah, on a plot level, I don't think it's needed.

On an emotional level, it might be for us to see his bond with his family (cause his daughter and him seem really into it).

 

[Rsyu]

Does anyone remember what the point of the drone was at the beginning of the film. Like did it have anything to do with what came after?

I think it served primarily to show that cooper was a natural when dealing with flying objects but also to show how everything needs to adapt according to different situations.

[The Futurist]

I can t wait for Kip Thorne s book and see what he exactly had in mind, maybe we are all wrong or all right or something in between.

I really wonder how many specific details he s gonna give about the final act.

[#ED]

Fuck it.

Interstellar is Nolan's 2nd best movie after TDK.

Fuck the haters.

KTHXBYE

[4815162342]

Does anyone remember what the point of the drone was at the beginning of the film. Like did it have anything to do with what came after?

 

World and character building

[Fancyarcher]

Truly a magnificent piece of work. A beautiful emotional roller coaster.

 

There were some minor things that annoyed me about this film (some of the story structure for example), but otherwise I thought it was excellent.

 

The performances (especially McConaughey's, who's brilliant), the score (one of Zimmer's best), the visuals, the scope, and the emotions of the film really made Interstellar a big winner for me.

 

Tars was a funny and great character too. That robot stole the show.

 

9.5 / 10

Edited November 9, 2014 by Pokearcher

[DeeCee]

Does anyone remember what the point of the drone was at the beginning of the film. Like did it have anything to do with what came after?

What others have said plus the dialogue about it being up there for years reiterated that the world was a different place now.

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Rated it an F to protest the earlier pill removal.

[Claire of Themyscira]

F's and D's?

 

C's I understand. F's and D's??

 

Damn. Y'all wack.

[Alpha]

This is definitely gonna be the kind of movie that starts slow but holds up really well at the box office.

 

Glorious.

 

A

[Michael Seng Wah]

I gave it overall  9.4/10.0 (A).

[MrPink]

For now...

 

B.

 

Take my Nolanite card away. But don't ever say I can't be objective. And that's not to say this opinion can wildly change either way with multiple viewings.

Edited November 9, 2014 by MrPink

[Blankments]

One thing that was legitimately an amazing moment to me was entering the wormhole. My jaw literally dropped and stayed dropped for the whole sequence. Mind-blowing visuals that are actually impossible to describe.

[Claire of Themyscira]

For now...

 

B.

 

Take my Nolanite card away. But don't ever say I can't be objective. And that's not to say this opinion can wildly change either way with multiple viewings.

[Dark Jedi Master 007]

For now...

 

B.

 

Take my Nolanite card away. But don't ever say I can't be objective. And that's not to say this opinion can wildly change either way with multiple viewings.

Welcome to the Ex-Nolanite club.

[Plain Old Tele]

Oh boy...

 

Tentative B- to start with. Parts I really liked.... parts I thought were the worst stuff Nolan's ever done. Like, laughably bad. The ending saves it for me, I think (not the tesseract, the human stuff afterwards).

 

Oh yeah, and I'm 99% sure I sat next to Wil Wheaton.

Edited November 9, 2014 by Telemachos

[Dark Jedi Master 007]

Oh boy...

 

Tentative B- to start with. Parts I really liked.... parts I thought were the worst stuff Nolan's ever done. Like, laughably bad. The ending saves it for me, I think (not the tesseract, the human stuff afterwards).

 

Oh yeah, and I'm 99% sure I sat next to Wil Wheaton.

What did Wesley think?

"You know, we would've never pulled this kind of shit in Star Trek: The Next Generation. I could see this kind of stupidity in The Big Bang Theory, though."

 

[Plain Old Tele]

What did Wesley think?

"You know, we would've never pulled this kind of shit in Star Trek: The Next Generation. I could see this kind of stupidity in The Big Bang Theory, though."

 

He was talking about the theoretical concepts with his wife. I think he liked it.

[Ozymandias]

Oh boy...

 

Tentative B- to start with. Parts I really liked.... parts I thought were the worst stuff Nolan's ever done. Like, laughably bad. The ending saves it for me, I think (not the tesseract, the human stuff afterwards).

 

Oh yeah, and I'm 99% sure I sat next to Wil Wheaton.

 

Come on, Anne Hathaway's corny love speech didn't drag it all the way down to a B-

[AniNate]

I  guess I'm the only one who didn't have a problem with her speech.