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I just saw it last night and I really enjoyed it. I am one of those people who are ok with "artistic license". Some will throw their arms in the air because of feasibility issues. I enjoy it as a movie and not a documentary. If I had a complaint it would be that, while they had nearly three hours for the movie, they seemed to jump ahead in the plot quite often to save time.
"I have no idea who you are, even though I recognize that person." >> "We are such-n-such. You know us." >> "Awesome, I fully trust you now and want to help."
This is literally 2m total. Kind of have to just go with it to enjoy the movie.
Ed wrote: "... they seemed to jump ahead in the plot quite often to save time."Unfortunately, this is one of Nolan's bad habits. You can witness it in all Batman movies for example.
True, but he is also good at keeping a good balance and keeping things interesting. Maybe that is the trade off.
Okay ... DATE NIGHT with husband tomorrow night (or is that tonight ... gee it's late right now) and I think Interstellar is on the movie list :-)
I went to see "Interstellar" last Sunday. I think it was exceptionally well made. It’s science seemed spot on for the most part. Together with "Gravity" I hope we get a renaissance of silent space travel.
Packi wrote: "I went to see "Interstellar" last Sunday. I think it was exceptionally well made. It’s science seemed spot on for the most part. Together with "Gravity" I hope we get a renaissance of silent space ..."We lined up a babysitter, bought tickets, went to see it and learned it was over 3 hours with the credits and we didn't have the babysitter that long, so we ended up watching Nightstalker :-P Blech... Would have much rather watched happy space movies! Oh well ... I hope it's still in the theater for next month's parent's night out. :-)
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It was my favorite movie of 2014 but I am a huge Christopher Nolan fanboy
I enjoyed it! Esp liked TARS. Sorry..it reminded me of HK and Glados.
Yes, indeed,I completely enjoyed Interstellar. The scene inside the blackhole were time had been converted into 3d space was totally provactive and mind-bending. I saw it twice and plan to get the dvd.
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Watched it today on the aeroplane trip back from Swancon. Really liked it - must have been amazing on the big screen
Packi wrote: "Ed wrote: "... they seemed to jump ahead in the plot quite often to save time."Unfortunately, this is one of Nolan's bad habits. You can witness it in all Batman movies for example."
Nolan is getting worse with it in each movie he makes. That dream movie, so bad I forget the title, just jumped all around. Little Juno girl just accepted they can run around in dreams and she was all cool with it.
His only good movie was Dark Knight and that was because of how well Bale and Ledger played off each other. Nolan is most definitely an overrated director.
Haven't seen Interstellar but I'm sure the story is horrendous.
http://io9.com/interstellar-is-the-be...