Beat the pants off 2001, and that is all that matter to me.
Interstellar (Post-release)
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To quote the great Ulysses Evertt McGill - "Pete, it's a fool that looks for logic in the chambers of the human heart."
Cameron
Sr Member
“Maybe that's when bad scripts are written, when you choose the theme first. I consider that I've something to say when I've thought of a person, a moment, a single beat of the heart, that I think is true and interesting, and therefore should be seen.” Russell T. Davies
Nolan missed the opportunity to make the single most important relationship moment of the film true and interesting. He rushed passed it as if it was a trivial loss of a secondary character. Shame really. Such an easy moment to rewrite even within the time confines of the final act.
Nolan missed the opportunity to make the single most important relationship moment of the film true and interesting. He rushed passed it as if it was a trivial loss of a secondary character. Shame really. Such an easy moment to rewrite even within the time confines of the final act.
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Went again and took my wife. It was just as impactful for me the 2nd time. She said it was "awesome".
Also as we walked toward the theater there was a couple in front of us and the woman commented
as she walked by the Interstellar poster, "I cried so much".
Also as we walked toward the theater there was a couple in front of us and the woman commented
as she walked by the Interstellar poster, "I cried so much".
I love that cover!
joshvanrad
Sr Member
Ha. I wonder why?...
hm what, what do you mean? =D Haha
joshvanrad
Sr Member
If that cover had a subtitle, it would probably be something like this "HEY LOOK WHAT SWGEEK MADE!"
Something to note if you've been waiting for the score.
Amazingly the dramatic docking scene segment "No time for caution" has been missing from early releases.
I think it can be downloaded or is being added to downloads or can be found for free though now.
Just sort of interesting a showcase segment of the score was initially missing. :facepalm And it may not be entirely
film accurate as there appears some additional mixing was done with more organ rather than strings after Zimmer delivered.
I am seeing some fan made mixes on youtube now to make it more "movie accurate".
The scene was amazing, as one person put it.... "I was pulling my seat out of the floor"... come on TARS!!!!!
My thoughts were all those years of learning how to dock in space we have done was paying off, this is the big one that must happen.
OH well, at least it's not like the bad old days when Blade Runner's score first got released with a recreation of Vangelis's work.
Amazingly the dramatic docking scene segment "No time for caution" has been missing from early releases.
I think it can be downloaded or is being added to downloads or can be found for free though now.
Just sort of interesting a showcase segment of the score was initially missing. :facepalm And it may not be entirely
film accurate as there appears some additional mixing was done with more organ rather than strings after Zimmer delivered.
I am seeing some fan made mixes on youtube now to make it more "movie accurate".
The scene was amazing, as one person put it.... "I was pulling my seat out of the floor"... come on TARS!!!!!
My thoughts were all those years of learning how to dock in space we have done was paying off, this is the big one that must happen.
OH well, at least it's not like the bad old days when Blade Runner's score first got released with a recreation of Vangelis's work.
Not bad for an original non-sequel, non-existing franchise, no capes, and some hard science flick......
‘Interstellar’ Rockets to $450 Million at Worldwide Box Office[/h]
http://www.thewrap.com/interstellar-rockets-to-450-million-at-worldwide-box-office/
‘Interstellar’ Rockets to $450 Million at Worldwide Box Office[/h]
http://www.thewrap.com/interstellar-rockets-to-450-million-at-worldwide-box-office/
Probe Droid
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Solid performances from a stellar cast and it looked great. The story started well but after the first 2 hours it dragged and, as was said above, the big father-daughter reunion scene had the emotional bang of a damp sponge.
joshvanrad
Sr Member
Hey swgeek, can you tell us who the mind behind TARS was? I've been thinking about it the past couple days and the design is just so clever.
but we had a better version if the same thing last year called Gravity.
My one sentence review of Gravity . . . 90 mins of Sandra Bullock breathing heavily.
Interstellar has far more intellectual meat to it no question. Dare I say it has more gravity.
yeah, unfortunately I don't know. I didn't even know about the robots until like the fourth trailer. I wish I knew more, sorry. I did love the design and personality though. I was glad to see a robot that wasn't a guy in a suit.
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