Christopher Nolans INTERSTELLAR (Nov 7, 2014) - Run Time = 2hrs 49mins

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I legit spent like 2 hours looking up the theory of relativity after watching this. **** is amazing that time is all relative to gravity ...



I love space so I'll probably buy the Blu Ray just for the whole experience of the movie even tho the plot was kinda lacking

After watching the movie I been looking up more space theory shows or just documentaries. I want something like Planet Earth

Check out Cosmos if you haven't already. Both the old and new ones. The older ones are more in-depth science. Newer ones were corny at times and not as much space-science (astronomy? ) but they were still good.

One up I was thinking of that series but the name just wasnt coming to me.

Edit:
so the 1980 ones are the more in depth one right and the 2014 is ok at times?

Yeah the ones from the 80s had more science and theory talk.

 

[SC kid]

Bae

 

[wavycrocket]

Just saw it. Enjoyed it. Not sure if posted, but this diagram helps with understanding a few things
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[suberzat1]

Thanks I one up both your dudes 

 

[youngwolf]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

 

[elpablo21]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

This still kinda gets me lost but its basically a time loop

the only way they survive and evolve is because they help the past finish the job..and vice versa

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StableTimeLoop

I think

 

[zapatohead408]

It was such an amazing movie. Without a doubt one of the best I've seen ever.

 

[rook]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

This still kinda gets me lost but its basically a time loop

the only way they survive and evolve is because they help the past finish the job..and vice versa

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StableTimeLoop

I think

I can spend hours on hours reading on time loops and stuff lol

 

[chewie]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

Same thought I had. Perhaps just to save the man who saved mankind.

 

[youngwolf]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

This still kinda gets me lost but its basically a time loop

the only way they survive and evolve is because they help the past finish the job..and vice versa

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StableTimeLoop

I think

Nah, that still wouldn't explain it.

Like, in order for the "they" to be possible, human life had to have survived. That wormhole was placed there after they had survived. Someone else besides Cooper saved mankind.

 

[elpablo21]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

This still kinda gets me lost but its basically a time loop

the only way they survive and evolve is because they help the past finish the job..and vice versa

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StableTimeLoop

I think

Nah, that still wouldn't explain it.

Like, in order for the "they" to be possible, human life had to have survived. That wormhole was placed there after they had survived. Someone else besides Cooper saved mankind.

That part that confuses me some are the humans on earth didnt have any effect on the future humans being possible...they most likely came from the colonies started by Brandt

They become possible as soon as she sets foot on Edmund's planet

 

[blastercombo]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

1. Infinite time loop paradox

2. Time isn't set. You can move it whenever

 

[danikerhino]

Technically you can't go back to the past, based on modern science anyways.

 

[youngwolf]

Just watched this today, and I have one question.

If human life form had already evolved and survived earth, why would they need to go back in time (yes, I understand that their perception of past, present, and future is different) and leave the wormhole?

This still kinda gets me lost but its basically a time loop

the only way they survive and evolve is because they help the past finish the job..and vice versa

Spoiler

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StableTimeLoop

I think

Nah, that still wouldn't explain it.

Like, in order for the "they" to be possible, human life had to have survived. That wormhole was placed there after they had survived. Someone else besides Cooper saved mankind.

That part that confuses me some are the humans on earth didnt have any effect on the future humans being possible...they most likely came from the colonies started by Brandt

They become possible as soon as she sets foot on Edmund's planet

So Plan B executed Plan A?!?

Definitely watching this again next weekend.

 

[bravelude]

it was cool, but a bit weird at the end when matt was in the dimension 5. 6. 7. etc wtc lol

the coolest concept was proally time dilation.

 

[danger style]

the concept that nolan really wanted to talk about was love guise

 

[blastercombo]

the concept that nolan really wanted to talk about was love guise

Love = gravity but gravity doesn't = love


Nolan ladies and gents


The hero we need but not the hero we deserve right now?


Que paśa?

 

[8pm at msg]

I just saw this Sunday morning....not bad at all. When they landed on the water covered planet had to be my favorite part of the movie though. First time in a long time I saw something and went "oh damn" when that wave was off in the distance.

I also liked the fact Murphy told him to leave when she was on her death bed. She had been angry at her dad for so long and I know he must've felt guilty as hell knowing he missed all her life and the first time he gets to see her in practically forever its while she's dying. She did him a favor of not putting him through that anguish and it was clear she forgave him too.

 

[jjs07]

I just saw this Sunday morning....not bad at all. When they landed on the water covered planet had to be my favorite part of the movie though. First time in a long time I saw something and went "oh damn" when that wave was off in the distance.

I also liked the fact Murphy told him to leave when she was on her death bed. She had been angry at her dad for so long and I know he must've felt guilty as hell knowing he missed all her life and the first time he gets to see her in practically forever its while she's dying. She did him a favor of not putting him through that anguish and it was clear she forgave him too.

"A parent shouldn't have to watch their own child die."

Hell of a movie....just watched it last night and my mind is still blown. Gripping film.

 

[Warmachine85]

I love this movie best movie in years

 

[hoosier bad boy 11]

Man o man I just saw this and it was great, the visuals were truly impressive MM had a solid performance it would be cool if they did a sequel to this but I know Nolan won't even attempt to do so. My only regret is that I wish I could have seen this in IMAX.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

The part with the bookshelf in the 4th dimension was super trippy, I don't understand how when Cooper ejected out of the shuttle and ended up there it's just crazy all around

The part that had me in my feels was when Cooper started watching the films after they left the water planet. It pulled my heartstrings

 

[truth-serum]

Think I'm gonna watch this tonight

 

[truth-serum]

Just rewatched it and the ending left a lot more to be desired. Nolan got lazy

 

[rfx45]

 

[stuntman mike]

absolutely love this movie.