Can we agree that this is one of the best cinema experiences of all time?
>that launch scene
>that wormhole scene
>those aren't mountains...
>the special effects
>the soundtrack
>those heroic sacrifices
Ending kind of ruins it, but it was seriously a spectacle to watch.
>>64657172
10/10
Bravo Nolan, simply Bravo.
I agree that it was the best experience I had in a movie theater, but you picked bad examples
>Docking scene explosion
>"because my dad promised me"
>all of the soundtrack
>23 years of messages scene
>based TARS
Not even a pleb by this board's standards, but goddamn if this wasn't one of the best movies I've ever seen, at least in the theater. There are a few plotholes, some of the pacing could have been improved, but it was such an experience seeing it in theaters that I'll never forget it.
>>64657172
yes. Nolans best alongside the prestige
>when that organs kicks
>>64657172
It was brilliant and beautiful.
One of the best sci fi
>mfw seeing this on opening night with no spoilers in an IMAX theater
>>64657172
I certainly loved it, OP
Honestly it's much more memorable than the "best" movies as determined by the Oscars and critics like Birdman or King's Speech and shit or even the Martian and Gravity which it's more compared to.
It already has a cultural cornerstone like The Dark Knight and Inception were.
The best soundtrack ever. Literally.
>>64657345
This was me senpai. Fucking IMAX made it ten times better, it was definitely the most memorable movie experience I've had. If they ever release it in theaters again I'm going to trip acid next time.
>>64657172
>mfw i cried during it.
pls no bully
>>64657463
My two friends and I made a pact that if Interstellar gets released in IMAX again, no matter where as long as it's in the US, we are gonna go and watch it high on 600 mg of DXM.
It would truly be an experience.
>>64657391
I agree, all the winners of the Oscar for "Best Picture" of this decade are extremely bland and forgettable. At least Interstellar tried to be something else, even if it had many problems in my opinion, it was a decent experience.
Seriously, nobody remembers Gravity or Argo, and it was less than 4 years ago.
>>64657464
same
>tfw you never watched it in IMAX
>tfw 6 months later the cinema you watched it in now has an IMAX screen
It was a solid movie for the most part, but was it necessary to get into this divine soap antics in the end?
>>64657561
the love transcend time and space shit and the black hole just ruined it from being a masterpiece
literally thrown back in my chair when i was watching the scene of them entering the wormhole
>I'm the first day here and i don't know how those complicated interstellar ships work but the board decided tham i am the only one who can fly it.
>>64657172
I am surprised to see it ranked only at #29 on IMDb, I thought it would be in the top 15 at least.
Loved it. Fuck the haters.
>tfw didn't see it in the theater
>tfw watched it on my 13" MBP
>>64657172
I didn't mind the ending, but when he is in that spectrum of colours library, I wish he hit the end of the universe and that's what it looked like.
not a future human made place, but the actual end of the universe, end of time, everything. And it's just a spectrum of the colours we know.
Literally:
> the first half is a masterpiece
> the second half is murrica blockbuster bullshit.
Could've been a great kino but they had to ruined it because mah nolan plot twist
>>64657561
Nolan needs get himself a good ending writer. He seems to mess up his movies with their endings, like in Prestige.
What if the crop blight was with them all along on the Interstellar ship? Wouldn't that make all their efforts useless?
They can't beat it on Earth with all the labs, how are they going to beat it on the new colony?
>>64657785
The way the first half builds, the aspect ratio changes, the dialogue -- everything. It was perfect.
>>64657785
it's solid masterpiece until he end up in the book shelf inside the wormhole.
That's about 85% from the start.
>>64657804
I have a better question - why didn't they just build huge domes, since they obviously can build spaceships.
I don't really understand what happened to efficiency of their agriculture that they need all to be farmers either. Like, crop failure, OK, by just having more redundant crops would only triple or so requirement for farming force.
anyone else cry like a bitch nigger when murph came on screen and it switches to Matthew M breaking down?
how where they going to create new colonies with embryos? Would they have to implant them in girl? what would they eat?
>>64657857
https://youtu.be/ECjYsWLgy3I?t=1m6s
Start at 1:06
The music, and that acting, only movie to ever make me tear up in the theater.
literally three hours of crying: the movie
>>64657858
PUSSSAAYYYYYY
>>64657858
that's why they search a second earth
to be able to live on it
>>64657858
They have incubators, they said this much. By the time incubators exhaust their resource, they should have enough women for in virto fertilization.
What would they eat? Well, I imagine they'd also have some ecosystem samples run on the same principle, but this was never clarified.
>>64657172
no we cant all agree on one single thing, you are ratarded for asking... plus that movie was ok
>>64657904
you should have brought tissues
Why didn't they grow big vats of meat? Why grow plants?
>>64657888
Checked
I said it once before, but that acting is just superb.
When most actors close their eyes tight during an emotional moment, they're clearly trying to make themselves cry.
Mcconnaughey does such a good job that it doesn't look like he's trying to make himself cry- it looks like he's legitimately holding back tears, like a father would in this scene.
Just incredible.
>>64657172
>interstellar praise on /tv/
Glad to see the board isn't filled with redditors yet.
>>64657888
I actually meant when he's on the ship lol
>>64657172
>>those aren't mountains...
?
>>64657925
> they'd also have some ecosystem samples run on the same principle
Then why this Matt Damon froze himself? Why didn't he create this ecosystem and shiet?
Why they couldn't just go to Mars? It is million times closer and comfier than places they have been to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca_Cv7seV4Y
chills every time
I cried when the STAY part was revealed
fug
>>64657961
the ending was really reddit tier though
>>64657785
From my point of view there's too many cringe stuff in the first half for me to take the film seriously. That old guy throwing an one liner about how he prefers hotdogs over popcorn was shaking my head tier. Nolan lost his mind trying to recreate the atmosphere of an early spielberg film but he stepped up his writing game in the second half, when he focused on the spectacle and character dynamics.
The film is gorgeously shot though, its surprising to me that this aspect didn't have a lot of recognition.
>>64657986
Because Matt Damon didn't have giant ship, he had smaller ship.
What's wrong with Mars? Hell if I know. I don't really understand why would they even consider planet so cold as Damon's to be a viable option. Solar energy input is probably biggest concern that is the hardest to adjust when you choose a planet to colonize.
>>64657986
erm, because he was alone and didn't know for how long or if anyone was coming. was basically suicide when he froze himself, not knowing if anyone would ever come.
>>64657776
This. Best ending is right as he's floating in nothingness after he exits the bookcase
>>64657986
>Mars
>comfier than Edmund's Planet
No atmosphere nigger
>>64658011
I loved the ending, hating on it is a reddit opinion. I actually really want to rewatch Interstellar now.
>tfw they left most of the people behind on Earth to die
feels bad man
>filled with exposition
>awful pacing
>horrible acting
>science that isn't plausible
9/10 it was okay
>>64657172
Those are all nice, but the 4 hours between each is what kills me
>>64658082
And somehow it still worked.
I love space and shit, which is why I really enjoyed this movie.
it's hilarious when you get those meme scientists saying HURR THIS IS WRONG..
HOW THE FUCK DO THEY KNOW!?!?!?
that's what is fascinating, what if there are wormholes out there you can travel through into another galaxy or some shit.
>>64658082
Love overcomes all.
>>64658093
it didn't work though. the movie was trash and nolan drones would eat his shit if given the opportunity.
>>64658032
They had relatively small ship too. No way they had more food on it than the hero of this Martian movie.
they even thought that the planet around the black hole is a viable option. Theyd be dead from radiation from accretion disk in seconds. And the time shit is also a good icing on the cake.
>hey, can I use your truck when you're gone?
>you mean your truck?
>>64658072
>but you get to fug Hathaway for the rest of your life and blow your load in her
dunno what he was so vexed about
>>64658118
> le ruin ur le thread hehe
back to screbbit little boy
>>64657172
yes
>>64658071
>No atmosphere nigger
Don't tven use the word atmosphere when you talking about this shit. Frozen clouds suka frozen clouds that don't fall and stay up. What is this bullshit?
And round planet without the CORE? If this planet had a mass to become round and sustain atmosphere it has to have molten core of some sort and crust and shit. It cannot be hollow if its not artificial.
>>64657838
I loved it until the first love monlogue.
Before that it was visually stunning and paced just how I like it, not too slow, not too fast.
It was a movie about life and death, men vs the universe and its chaotic and indifferent nature, and heroism and sacrifice.
After that it's just a fast paced hollywwod action movie, with the villain, the deception, the fistfight, the explosions, the aliens, the spaceship chase, the plot twist.
Literally every goddamm murrica clichè in one hour.
I was so disappointed in the theatre. The first half had left me in awe so the fall was pretty hard.
>>64657946
It was also the first take: B A S E D M A T T H E W
>>64658031
> From my point of view there's too many cringe stuff in the first half for me to take the film seriously. That old guy throwing an one liner about how he prefers hotdogs over popcorn was shaking my head tier
yeah the writing was somewhat quite cringey even at the beginning desu, but the overall quality made me forget that
Fuck it, I'm re-watching it.
Time to feel.
>>64658118
Every film has flaws.
>>64657172
>tfw I want to hug matthew
What's going on in this thread? Ironic posting?
>>64658267
Sincere appreciation of a good film.
>>64658256
Not Fight Club.
>>64658256
Nolan's movies just have a little more, making them special.
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
>>64658206
the fight with Damon was good. His helmet is broken, he's going to die like that having convulsions... demn
>first love monologue
Which one is this ? Is it when they are in the main ship and they have to decide wether they go on Edmund's planet or Damon's planet?
If it's this one, it was good stuff. Because later we finally realize they should have followed her love and go on Edmunds planet instead. Pretty big plot twist, and smart.
This film is garbage
>>64658308
I guess it's a taste matter.
I found all the "love trascendes all"part boring and corny.
>>64658156
only reddit talks like this and likes nolan
stop false flagging
>>64658256
interstellar is nothing but flaws
It was pure cinema.
>>64657172
>tfw people actually think love actually was some real power in the movie and not simply something that drives the characters to do what they do, inspire them to keep going and make them more than cold, pure logic scientists.
It's a Nolan movie, how can so many people actually believe love was a real fucking power?
>>64658357
>liking Nolan anymore
It's just a circlejerk how overrated he is there.
>>64658298
Snorted out loud
>>64658302
This
>>64658353
This scene in the ship when they have to chose which planet, is not "love transcend all'. It's once again a critic of human reliability and space travels
Rewatch it.
>>64658394
I have read Hyperion and the love is like the Force in that Universe. It may be the same in Interstellar.
>>64658394
Love moves these characters. In a way it is a real force.
>this is how Interstellar ship should look like
Great movie, though the ending was bullshit and made no sense.
>>64658353
I always heard the criticism, but didn't even notice it when I watched the movie. Hathaway brought it up, but she was dismissed. The bigger idea was that gravity transcends everything. Then the end with the bookcase, Coop mentions love, but ultimately I feel like murph would have looked at the watch anyways, so you can just ignore the cheesy explanation
>>64658471
for you
>this is how short range resupply boats should look like.
>>64658423
thanks for exposing yourself although it was plain for everyone to see
>>64658394
>>64658482
These. For the flaws Interstellar did have, I never had a problem with the love part of it.I even didn't mind the bookcase twist end, though it does take away from what the rest of the movie seemed to set up.
>>64658547
It got silly when first Brandt ranted about love and how it calls her to that guy and then lead guy actually fell into a blackhole and fatherly love led him.
Alone each would be OK, together they became silly.
>>64658333
trips confirmed
>>64658506
not for me, for MANKIND. The bigger ambition - the bigger the ship. You can't go and establish a new colony on a boat where only 4 people can fit.
And you can't go on this boat without magical plot devices a.k.a warm holes left behind by mysterious aliens
>>64658333
The trips are never wrong.
>>64658520
This is /tv/. Literally a reddit board.
>>64658735
But my quads says otherwise.
>>64657258
>Not even a pleb by this board's standard
>but goddamn if this wasn't one of the best movies I've ever seen
Yes you fucking are.
>>64658863
wat?
>>64658206
I don't complain about the set pieces because the spinning is fantastic
It a masterpiece, but it wasn't made for the era of le inderned gridigs. Shame really.
>>64658516THAT'S A GOOD TRICK
>>64659405
for you.
literally ripped off a 30 year old masterpiece
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OacVy8_nJi0
>>64657530
I know the feel bro
>>64657172
except the whiny two bitches, I agree.
>>64657345
>>64657463
Muh niggas.
Fucking TCL Chinese Theater for my first experience. The explosion scene scared the entire theater because of how loud it was.
I always post the same reply:
> hadn't left cave for months
> confirmed McConnfag and Nolanfanboy
> bro persuades me to go
> pays for IMAX for both of us
> barely make it on there due to muh social anxieties
> suddenly
> ORGANS: BRRRRRRR " DI DO DI DO "
> ROCKETS
> MOMMY
> thanks bro
>>64657901
>>64657561
Aside from the "love transcending space and time", I actually liked the ending.
>>64657797
You deserve a (you), because you are right.
>>64658072
Literally who fucking cares, most people suck
