I just saw INTERSTELLAR
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YujinTan
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Actually I never see this movie, is more on " short summary of the movie which that YT video I posted "
I saw one part is quite emotional , that the Dad from Space come back to visit her daughter in hospital , which already lying on the bed aging going to RIP whereas her dad still the same never age.
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I watch 2 scenes from this movie everyday, the Miller's (Water) Planet Scene and the docking scene
I love those scenes with the intense background music
I love those scenes with the intense background music
Sunmoluvic
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This movie made Christopher Nolan the bret movie director ever
Did you remember that ticking sound when they first landed on that water planet, it's 1.25 seconds equals 1 day on earth
Did you remember that ticking sound when they first landed on that water planet, it's 1.25 seconds equals 1 day on earth
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You should watch it. That part isn't the part that will make you cry
((( just watch it 
YujinTan
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You should watch it. That part isn't the part that will make you cry
in fact YT got many videos on ittype interstellar reaction or sad moments interstellar
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I did not remember half of the shit I hated in this movie exactly because "physics" and "common sense".
Wont watch it again so I can forgot the other half las well.
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slager889
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Which movies did you watch? It explored some pretty interesting physics concepts...I did not remember half of the shit I hated in this movie exactly because "physics" and "common sense".
slager889
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Lemme see; worm holes, relativity, a gravity wheel, pressure dynamics, need more?
YujinTan
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It's like watching the movie 1984 in 2020... I mean it could totally be today in a certain place, but maybe that one is good f oryou too.
Don't let the title irritate you its a very new movie...
slager889
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Never seen it but heard it's good. Dark ,so far, seems interesting as well.
I going to this right now as is 2am my side
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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.
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slager889
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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.
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OMG You haven't see this movie yet???