beautiful music, never been surpassed

>>212300090 (OP)
hasnt even surpassed memento
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xwd8GTF-Tss

MURPH!

>>212300114
sounds kino

>>212300090 (OP)
Not catchy enough
https://youtu.be/DK0RnAJoV_4?si=4tRXHgDwOlr8Z9UP

No one remembers any sound from Nolan movies other than BWAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMM

>>212302261
yes but not because the soundtracks are bad but because everyone is deaf after 5min

>>212300090 (OP)
Dozens of movies have better sountractk. Gladiator, Pirates, LOTR etc

Interstellar is just a bare bones story meant to justify showing fun scifi concepts onscreen. They wanted to show:
>what different gravity levels on planets would be like
>time dilation affecting people's age differently
>people going crazy from loneliness
>wormholes and bending light
>a five dimensional tesseract
>being near super giant blackholes
>spinning habitat ships
It's best not to think about it too deeply and just enjoy the visuals/audio

>>212302311
lol no

>>212302416
what do you do for TWENTY-SIX (26) YEARS alone on a spaceship? at what point do you just go "fuck it" leave them down there and go home?

>>212300090 (OP)
Watched this again last weekend, very good movie. I thought the frozen clouds was pretty silly, but then I thought back to classic Star Trek and how it wasn't really about "realism" per se, it was more about solving problems using reason.
TARS is great.

>>212302553
That part was pretty weird. And he's mumbling a lot since he's crazy, but he did briefly say he keep taking hypersleep naps to pass the years, eventually thought they weren't coming back but was determined to just stay there. Going to the black hole world first to waste as minimum seven years in the best case scenario was really dumb.

>>212302591
Ok, you jerks, pay attention here: there's TWO ROBOTS on the mission. The other robot's name is CASE. He wanted me to announce that to everyone since it really hurts his robotic feelings that no one remembers him and only TARS gets all the attention.

>>212300090 (OP)
oppenheimer soundtrack is about on par with interstellar

>>212302669
I know, but CASE isn't as interesting and they don't give him as much screentime. He's a neat robot, and I wanna say it's him telling Cooper that this isn't the time for caution, but other than that he doesn't do much, sadly.

I always get so emotional when he leaves the farm. I love this movie. Fuck the haters

>>212302669
didn't one of these niggas blow up in matt damon's tent

I don't understand why Interstellar goes to see his grandma at the end.

>>212302709
He's the one who saved the day on the water planet! Poor CASE ;_;

>>212300090 (OP)
boring forgettable slop

>>212302776
Huh, you might be right, I should give more credit to CASE.

>>212300491
Fucking based

>>212302669
You guys notice he's voiced by Doyle the guy who dies in the water planet?

>it’s not possible.
>no, it’s necessary!

>>212302416
Like why our future selves sent our past selves to a star system inhabited by a neutron star and a stellar black hole? Both of which would have bathed both the planets and the endurance in so much radiation they'd all be fucking dead pretty quick? Lmao fucking jerks.
How about the throat of the wormhole still being a considerable distance (contrary to every scifi paper folding analogy) and potentially light years in length? How about the time dilation of being in another fucking galaxy? It's all stupid slop. Kip Thorne is a hack.

>>212303063
kino

>>212300356
Mini murph best murph.

>>212300356
Why the fuck would she grow up to be a ginger? Bravo Nolan.

>beautiful auditory orgasms
>from Hans Zimmer

Did you expect anything less? He is the Mozart of our era.

>>212303096
>How about the time dilation of being in another fucking galaxy?
There isn't any time dilation simply by being in another galaxy.

>>212300090 (OP)
i regret not seeing it in imax tho thats about it

The statues they move faster than you can see