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What went wrong?
Your mom and dad fell in love and had a child
>>67468987
Nolan is a one-trick-pony.
I knew instantly the "ghost" was gonna be McConaughey from the future or some similar shit like that when it was first shown because Nolan always does this type of shit.
Also the "love" speech and the entire family acting super irrational including the dad not giving a single fuck about his son but only Murph.
The "love" thing was a scientist's irrational thought.When he's back on "earth" (the silo thing) and he leaves the room wjere his daughter and entire family is.
That's the only fucked up thing in this movie.
Not enough TARS
>>67468987
nothing
its way better than gravity and the martian
>>67468987
the ending
if they left coop in space this would be the most perfect movie ever made
The Nolan brothers come up with really good and interesting ideas/concepts but they cannot for their lives, write.
>>67468987
Nothing, the movie was great besides the "muh love" part. And every time you try to criticize it faggots respond with 2deep4u
>>67469755
This
Not long enough
>>67468987
Directed by Christopher Nolan
>>67468987
Nothing. The best sci-fi movie ever made, Oblivion being a close second.
worst oscarbait attempt ever.
Nothing.
nothing, its a crying shame that we didnt get to see more weird planets though
>>67469755
/tread
How anyone can like Gravity is beyond me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1GKeNqzBUU
>>67469940
literally an hour and a half of nothing but sandra bullocks cute white ass floating around space
>>67469940
I thought Gravity was great. But it's one of those movies you have to see in 4DX, home video makes it shit. It's more of a simulated real time astronaut experience than a movie.
>>67468987
Nothing
>>67469287
His son was 100% mundane, why waste his efforts on a future farmer if its half as interesting and just as likely to become extinct as designing space stations?
>>67470075
He didn't even ask whether or not the brother was still alive when he met old Murph. Didn't even cross his mind.
>>67470146
Hah, I never noticed
>tfw no young murph gf
>>67469761
not only that, if Coop was considered dead and gone and his daughter was the epilog's hero instead of "special appearance" it'd be more according to the film's tone
Coop being miraculously alive is forced "happy ending"
love
NOTHING
>>67468987
Not much, maybe some stiff dialogue from My Cocaine, but otherwise nothing went wrong.
