Well i finally saw interstellar. cried like a bitch at pic rel scene

kino

i really enjoyed it but i htink titanic took that role a while back that shit was huge for a long time

I legit feel like I wasted my life watching movies but the feeling of seeing interstellar on imax is probably only comparable to when I was a child and saw a couple of movies and I would get butterflies in the stomach before watching a movie on a film theater.

But Titanic is shit, women just love it because they want to cheat on their husbands with Leonardo DiCaprio and then make him out to be the bad guy like Rose did.

I felt nothing but contempt and bemusement at this scene. None of the retarded astronauts understood time dilation and they absolutely deserved to be in that stupid predicament.

Still the ending was pretty cool in imax

>time dilation
Time cannot dilate. Only tranny dilate

Completely unearned moment and doesn't fit the character, doesn't help that it's following one of the most pretentiously retarded sequence ever put to film.

it was still a massive blockbuster though

it's one thing to know the situation, another to go through it. They ain't fucking riding a bike or some easy shit

this flick is dishonest hackshit.

>M-MUH DAUGHTER!
>doesn't give a single fuck about his son and forgets about him
>HURRR DURR ABLOOO BLOO MUH MURPHY!!!

based opinion on Titanic but Interstellar is the same kind of trash
This. Wouldn't be a problem if it was just a disaster kind of even but Nolan had to go full pretentious dishonest hack with relativity despite not even understanding it at a HS level. I can't believe even the shittiest of scientist wouldn't get that they're would be only an hour worth of data and that the scientist on the ground could have waited for the endurance to visit the other worlds with potentially more complete data since she had just fucking arrived.

The film was boring and the world felt empty. Exact opposite of Inception. No wonder it killed the Nolan hype.

i was too annoyed by the fact that they even bothered to go down to that retarded planet in the first place. nobody could survive there, it was an uninhabitable world. they were getting the signal from the guy, sure, but with the extreme gravity they should have known that something was fucked. why bother trying to save the dude? they should (and would, but nolan is a hack) have just observed the planet from space, maybe sent in their robot dude as a probe, idk some shit like that, and verified just how fucked up the planet was. it was all feels based nonsense and it took me out of the movie.

They felt contempt too user. They knew they were smart, they had it all figured out. It's just a quick trip down for a couple minutes, might be the key to saving all of humanity.
Just a quick trip. That's all.

i agree and while i think being scientifically correct can add a lot of a movie, sometimes we need to just take a step back and becomes kids again to enjoy something. not that that excuses nolan or any other director who just fucks off and does whatever they want but there is definitely a balance between realistic filmmaking and immersive filmmaking. its up to each individual viewer as to when that balance is tipped though

what horrible editing. let the shot breathe

His son was a double IQ nigger and he knew it.

your post reeks of double iq for liking this hot garbage of a shitflick.

fuck off

sure, i'm perfectly willing to suspend disbelief for narratives sake but this was just so ridiculous i couldn't get into it at all.

What a pretentious comment. Let a bullet go through your brain.

>seeing your daughter grow up from a cute cunny to a thot
;_;

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Did it even win anything, an Oscar at least?

Best Visual Effects Oscar

That whole thing should've been one shot. What a fucking hack. Also fuck modern film editors.

Where did I ever imply that I liked it, projectionist-san?

I love this scene but it very clearly came about because Nolan thought having his character watch his children age de ades over the course of minutes would be a great scene. He was right, but it's obvious he worked backwards in order to justify it through the plot.

those spring doors are terrible for continuing shots with the camera operators. it cuts because the shot actually ends there and they didn't had more. Those shots in particular are imax, which means no matter how strong Hoyte his, handheld that through long movements his hard as fuck. They substitute this by covering her from the other side.
Saying he doesn't let the shot breath when the next two shots with the kids looking at his father going away are kinda long and incredibly passive is a bit brainlet.

this scene in particular was in the original script (it's a nolan but it's the bro)

If my son was chamarat I too wouldn't have given a single fuck about him

Useless machines?

>maybe sent in their robot dude as a probe
And wait decades for him to return... The problem remained the same.
I think the point (which was not hammered enough) was that mankind was dying and they had to check every little chance to save it, even if it looked absurd.

That's honestly what I thought when watching that scene
>here is your cute Murph bro
AAAAAAAAAAA
Not to mention the scene where he meets granny Murph who literally doesn't give a shit about him, no wonder he decides to fuck off with his robot bro.

why does this man always look so greasy

i liked the part when she brought her black boyfriend into her bedroom so he started knocking a load of books off her bookshelf

youtube.com/watch?v=a3lcGnMhvsA
>THERE IS A MOMEN-
ENTIRE THEATER JUMPED

>NO, ITS NECESSARY!
[ORGAN MUSIC BLARES]

Me too...
Great movie overall.
I hate Hathaway with burning passion.

what's absurd is checking that planet FIRST