>>212229544 (OP)
stunning and also brave.

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>>212229588
>>212229563
Bots.

>>212229544 (OP)
Why the fuck does no one ever talk about the second robot?

>>212229544 (OP)
yes it was kino

fat ogre shit

>>212231782
He was a humourless dork.

>>212229544 (OP)
No, that honour belongs to Gravity

>>212232859
The CGI in some scenes looks dated desu.

>>212229544 (OP)
it wasn't even that good but it's better than any big film released since; something just went wrong around '14

>>212232859
>astronaut goes to space
>comes back
>stunning

>>212229544 (OP)
MURPH!

>>212229544 (OP)
And also the most retarded

>>212233071
>visually stunning
retard
and he's right, Gravity is amazing in that regard. The audio also carries hard
But yes the story is whatever
Hardly the point though

Between this, Sunshine and Event Horizon, I seem to have a thing for sci-fi movies that go fucking off the rails in the final act.

No because I am SO FUCKING SMART I know how black holes look in nature and Nolan missed the mark ENTIRELY because I AM SO FUCKING SMART.
>you do know this was the most accurate black hole ever shown in film right?
NOOOOOOOOOO I AM TOO SMART FOR NOLAN NOOOOOOOOOO

>>212233330
Best kind of sci-fi anon. Better than predictable endings like The Martian and Gravity.

>>212233377
ahh yes those black holes that you can fly into, and all they do is give you minor turbulence
indeed

>>212233291
>Chick has a shapened pencil spinning 50 rpm 2 inches in front of her eyeball
>doesn't even flinch
>visually stunning
Who's the retard here?

lliterally the only thing kino about Interstellar is that he actually grew a real wheat field
farming is pretty kino, I respect that.
shoulda made a moving about farmin'

>>212233482
You because you can't even make a coherent point, I have no idea what you're babbling about.

>>212233525
If you never saw Gravity, then kindly stfu.

>>212229544 (OP)
The shot where they transit past Saturn is my favorite. The ship is a little pixel against a massive planet. It’s hard to capture astronomical scale like that in a movie. Beautiful shot

https://youtu.be/ITwYEIY2FlE

>>212233541
musta missed the sharpened pencil scene
50rpm is slow btw

Dead man's chest hasn't aged a day
Impecable work

>>212233442
>completely misunderstands what the tesseract was
I. AM. TO. SMART. FOR. NOLAN.

>>212232859
This movie was emotionally exhausting. I wept like a baby in the movie theatre. I’ll never watch this movie again. It’s the best movie I’ve ever seen.

>>212233080
>Nice shootin, daughter, what's your name?

>>212233573
Accepted.

>>212233442
The black hole did more than that. Black holes are the window to peer into little girl's bedrooms.

>>212233377
literally every nolan thread tbqfh
/tv/ anons are extremely insecure about their intelligence

>>212233662
....? what goalpost did I move
you're just saying memes you've seen without even understanding what they mean

>>212233330
For me, Sunshine may be the most intimidating portrayal of outer space I've seen in a film. It looks fucking terrifying out there.

>>212233711
the only Nolan movie I struggled with was Tenet because the audio was so fucking bad in theaters. Missed tons of conversations. Watched it later with subtitles and it was tolerable

>>212233680
so you can push books
literally the highest IQ story ever written
only dumbos don't get it.

>>212233616
It had enough gravity to control time on other planets but also so little gravity it only applied minor turbulence when you flew inside it, shaking your ship like rough wind. Yeah, I am too smart for Nolan actually. That is indeed the problem.
>THE TESSERACT MADE IT SAFE TO FLY INTO THE STAR!!!!!
I guess they need to work on the inertial dampers to get that turbulence down though, huh. Shame they haven't solved that problem in the future. It's always the last 1% that's the 99%, isn't it?

>>212229544 (OP)
those square leg things would really fuck up most floors, it would never work IRL. Lame design. unrealistic slop.

>>212233711
You have to be pretending
No one really thinks this movie is smart, right? it's literally cheeseburger stupid. It's meant for normies.

>>212233817
Yes anon…it’s almost like a 5th dimensional species who exist outside of our concept of time and space could create something like that.

You’re just too smart for Nolan

>>212233857
Here you go bud this will be right up your alley! *tips fedora*

https://scientificgamer.com/interstellar-a-rant/

>>212233910
Why would they create something so fucking stupid?
How is that "smart"?

>>212233817
The midwit is upset that sci-fi had some unrealistic science. How predictable.

>>212233953
It’s no use trying to explain. Your intellect dwarfs mine. I could never hope to communicate with you.

>>212233971
No I'm upset that it's stupid and says absolutely nothing about anything.

Here's my idea
A demon opens a portal to my toilet, and sends shit up, and that shit forms morse code that allows me to grow oregano better in my back yard
Oh you think that's so stupid? You just filtered. You're a big dumb idiot too stupid to understand demons. Sigh, having to live on the planet with these ignorants. Sad.

It is funny though, more entertaining than the movie, that's for sue

>we're on a time crunch here, people. It will take a few months to get to the other planets, but this black hole world is right here! Let's go there first even though it'll take at least seven years to briefly look at and is 100% unlikely to be habitable.

>>212233817
>I guess they need to work on the inertial dampers to get that turbulence down though, huh. Shame they haven't solved that problem in the future
Lmao is this really your criticism? That future tech didn't give him the smoothest travel into the tesseract? Kek.

>>212234049
No. You don't get it at all. Which is really sad
Literally too low I

>>212234029
>No I'm upset that it's stupid and says absolutely nothing about anything.
It has plenty to say but you're too self-absorbed in your own "intellect" to pick up on it.

>>212234064
>You don't get it at all. Which is really sad
>Literally too low I
Stop trembling when you type your comment.

>tars can you give me one of your special zero g turbotuggies I need to relax

Who knows the other robot's name?

>>212236206
FAGS

>>212229544 (OP)
Why was launching a spaceship from Earth such a problem when they did it with ease several times later on other planets?

In my opinion, Dune: Part Two, Nosferatu, and Blade Runner 2049 were better. Interstellar has its moments, but mostly when it borrows heavily from 2001: A Space Odyssey.

>>212229544 (OP)
It's a close #2

>>212237691
>Dune: Part Two
>Blade Runner 2049
YEAH I’M THINKIN’ YOU’RE BROWN

>>212237964
>I-is that a spaceship engulfed by the vastness of space?!?
>That's... LE VISUALLY STUNNING

>>212229544 (OP)
its certainly one of the worst written and directed films

>>212234131
I'm jerking off to JAV on another tab

>>212229544 (OP)
not even the most visually stunning film from 2014