BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
First thought was that was 10 fuckin years ago? Second thought was I’m gonna be there. Love this movie.
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Interstellar getting another Imax run in theaters this fall for the 10th anniversary
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First thought was that was 10 fuckin years ago? Second thought was I’m gonna be there. Love this movie.
BossLackey
Gold Member
It's been 10 years!?
kanjobazooie
Mouse Ball Fetishist
This movie is older than some GAF members.
Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Thinking the same thing.
West Texas CEO
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Mentally or physically?
NeoIkaruGAF
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What? 10th anniversary? This can’t be right…
Rentahamster
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dark_chris
Member
10 fucking years already? Wtf.
Also, im so there!
Also, im so there!
What a great movie.
Only one point which I didn't understand. Maybe someone could help. After they hit the wormhole how do they travel to those different planets so quickly? I understand all that slingshot stuff but that seemed one point of the plot which wasn't covered. It seems it would have taken lifetimes to get between them?
Only one point which I didn't understand. Maybe someone could help. After they hit the wormhole how do they travel to those different planets so quickly? I understand all that slingshot stuff but that seemed one point of the plot which wasn't covered. It seems it would have taken lifetimes to get between them?
Chuck Berry
Gold Member
Only just saw this for the first time a year or so ago
I think Nolan is overrated as hell, but this movie is fucking amazing
I think Nolan is overrated as hell, but this movie is fucking amazing
wipeout364
Member
I am surprised at how many on here seem to like this movie so much. I thought it was pretty mediocre and Matthew McConaughey seemed really miscast for his role. I say that as someone who generally likes his acting.
The movie to me did not make sense. The extra dimensional stuff was just goofy and not in a good way.
Ad Astra was another movie that let me down. Both movies set up an intriguing premise and initial run but could not thread the needle and veered into unsatisfying resolutions.
I probably have myself to blame for having high expectations for interstellar.
The movie to me did not make sense. The extra dimensional stuff was just goofy and not in a good way.
Ad Astra was another movie that let me down. Both movies set up an intriguing premise and initial run but could not thread the needle and veered into unsatisfying resolutions.
I probably have myself to blame for having high expectations for interstellar.
NeverYouMind
Member
It is implied that the planets are only solar systems apart (by design of the mission) and the crew is put into hibernation during deep space travel. It is also implied that their space technology is more advanced than ours.
I liked the film (and the casting) but it juggled too many ideas and used dubious explanations for making the plot circle back on itself. There is enough there to make a shorter, bleaker, and more coherent film worthy of recognition, but it requires some serious work.
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Been a long time but I think the planets are supposed to be in the same system, in close proximity.
Trogdor1123
Member
I’m in the same boat, 10 years blows my mind
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I think Miller's planet is far off, though. 
XXL
Member
Crazy, I remembered it being from Interstellar.Time is Inception, not Interstellar
Well fuck. Great song nevertheless.
SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
Its the same solar system. The Miller/water planet and the Frozen/Matt Damon planet are very close to the Black hole. When they rescue the ship after Matt Damon blows it up, one of the robots says that they are being pulled into the black hole so clearly the matt damon planet was also very close to the black hole.
The final planet with Ann Hathaway's bf was farther away and they didnt have enough fuel to get there so they do the slingshot maneuver to get her there with no way back. We dont know how long it took her to get there. its possible several weeks or months or years like how long it took them to get to saturn which was 2 years.
SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
they never said that though. The first time the love line is said, its just ramblings of a woman who is on the verge of a breakdown because she knows she will likely never see her lover again.
The second and last time its said is when he's in the tesseract. And while the future sentient beings were able to construct the tessaract for the humans to go back and visit each point in time of their lives, they simply needed a personal touch to actually get the point across. For Cooper, it was his connection with his daughter. The watch to be more precise. The sentient beings from the future dont have that personal connection so whatever data they could send using gravity/strings would simply be ignored as anomalies.
Arrival explores this really well. The aliens have a way to see into the future but because of the language gap they couldnt even give them the technology despite being face to face. The sentients here were using time as a physical dimension to communicate but couldnt even physical travel back in time and thus needed that connection between murph and cooper to transfer that knowledge.
its hacky but im surprised at how many people simply took that dialogue at face value. the way they actually save the world is by relying upon the sentients creating the tessaract then sending back the data using string theory. it has nothing to with love traversing time and space. its literally string theory.
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E-Cat
Member
No, I’m saying it merely being hacky / hokey ruins the movie (for me)
SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
the last four years with covid completely fucked up my sense of time and space lol.
I feel like ive lost at least the 2-3 years.
Chittagong
Gold Member
On one hand, this will be amazing in 70mm.
On the other hand, BFI IMA has maybe six seats that are actually comfortable for that giant screen.
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On the other hand, BFI IMA has maybe six seats that are actually comfortable for that giant screen.
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Big Baller
Al Pachinko, Konami President
That period where McConaughey was the man. Along with Gosling ofcourse.
Krappadizzle
Member
All I can think about is how much my life has changed so drastically since the movie came out.
One of the greatest soundtracks for a movie ever.
One of the greatest soundtracks for a movie ever.
Hudo
Member
Yeah... it genuinely feels like 2 or 3 years ago I've watched this on the big screen to me. Time is fucking accelerating, somehow.
Griffon
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Vick
Gold Member
I've found myself thinking about this phenomenon all the time recently..
It's simply disturbing how fast time is flying by compared to childhood/adolescence.
And it's apparently going to get worse and worse..
Time Flies By Faster As We Get Older. Here's Why.
There's a reason our perception of time changes as we age — but there are ways to make it feel slower.
Trogdor1123
Member
Yep, it stops later though. You know, when we’re dead.I've found myself thinking about this phenomenon all the time recently..
It's simply disturbing how fast time is flying by compared to childhood/adolescence.
And it's apparently going to get worse and worse..
Time Flies By Faster As We Get Older. Here's Why.
There's a reason our perception of time changes as we age — but there are ways to make it feel slower.www.huffpost.com
saintjules
Gold Member
Check out my Interstellar Bootleg Remix! Thinking of doing a 10 year respray