I just saw INTERSTELLAR

[Steve Waller]

One hell of an experience when I watched it for the first time!!

Truly amazing movie and eagerly waiting for Nolan's next "TENET".

 

[AngelSeo]

Yeah, I see you point LOL. Still think the physics was cool and some deep concepts never seen in movies were explored. I can also understand how all the poorly-written parts could have ruined the movie for some. Not realizing a planet had mile long waves was as bad as it gets.

Still my favorite movie of all time. Can't beat the good parts. And the guy coming back to see his dying aged daughter. That was beautiful and 100% proven by physics.

I actually liked the movie, although imo it should be 30 mins shorter, but I watch it with company in the cinema and ALL the girls fall asleep, like for real.

 

[thizzladen]

It was a pretty good movie. If you liked it you should watch The Signal (2014).. pretty good movie too

 

[Agencybackground]

Lets be honest, we all got brainfucked
The feeling it let me is a bit like when finishing Shutter Island or so

Rip that old man car though.

 

[693840]

You really think this is better than the movies of Mia Khalifa? Damn.

 

[docparnaxus]

It's a bit slow at some points, I would have some parts cut, but it's Nolan so we expect this kind of style already. Overall is a BIG piece of art, photography and atmosphere is amazing, the final part is awesome for those who loves this kind of movies. Highly suggest a watch without any distractions.

 

[NirvanaWolf]

If you're not humming the theme for 2 days straight at least you've failed. Watch it again.

 

[goflippa]

Yet to watch! But I heard its a great movie!

 

[Holdentot_Accfarm]

Actually, I went to the cinema twice to watch it.
With a friend and alone.

 

[anglikan]

Gravity or interstellar?

 

[Life 101]

If you like that mind-bending kind of film about time then I recommend you watch "DARK" by Netflix. It's in German but worth watching.

True.

 

[Sunmoluvic]

Ok, lets just say that if the black hole is affecting your space time THAT MUCH, this would be one of your last problems. Also who the fuck lands on planet before flyby that kinda can see a 2 miles high waves, which in reallity should cause an enormous winds. And when you have a sickness on your crops and your machinery is broken down, the last thing you need is more farmers. You need more engineers and scientists, if you think about it. Stuffs like that. You really should leave your common sense and skeptic mind outside of the cinema. Just saying. Sorry for being party pooper, but physics and Hollywood doesn't mix, at all.

You need to study your physics again

 

[yikess]

very recently I saw this movie for the first time, and I can't explain why the hell it took so long to make it, now I want to see it in the cinema

 

[Sunmoluvic]

It's a great movie! I've seen it a few times already and I especially liked this scene.

Also my favorite, and the docking scene

 

[stornjust]

My favorite movie!

 

[El Duque]

If you're not humming the theme for 2 days straight at least you've failed. Watch it again.

I still humming. Haha

 

[AngelSeo]

You need to study your physics again

So you want to tell me that if you are so much into black hole gravitational well that there is what was that again - 1 day = 17 years = 6205 times difference in how time flies, you`ll be ok?

 

[snorri]

If you like Interstellar you should watch this one:

Sunshine (2007)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448134/

 

[ridersark]

How and why did you miss it on imax?

 

[onlinefreefilms]

pretty decent movie for sure. Nice you enjoyed it! I liked the one with matt damond (Mars) better tho!