Rewatched this for the first time since seeing it in the cinema. Agree with original take that it's 45 minutes too long.
Really can't get over how the secret-NASA reveal thing feels like, not like James Bond but like Austin Powers, like a spoof of "Let me just take you into the next room which is unexpectedly a vast hangar in which large numbers of people are doing very complicated things".
Also, because I knew the ending, this time I couldn't help but spend the whole movie thinking, well, you know what. But I spent the whole movie thinking it, which didn't help.
6/10 too long and shitty schmaltzy bit right at the very end

>>213445864 (OP)
Nolan is a shit writer. He is best when adapting other people's books like in The Prestige.

>Anon is too smart for Nolan
woah, epic
and based
and redpilled
so cool

>>213445864 (OP)
Would you believe me if I said I predicted the "ghost" was himself from the future or some shit like that just when it was introduced?

Also Dr Man's being a traitor, but that was way too obvious

>>213446679
I thought Anne hathaways character was going to be Murp from the future trying to help them but instead we got Jessica “girl boss” chastain and somehow Foy turned into a ginger.

>>213446679
I predicted he was the ghost before it was introduced. A ghost from the future told me.

>>213446679
Sure, I'd believe you. I didn't predict that, but I did think it was going to be significant and (1st watch) felt a little silly for not guessing, and (2nd watch) thought the whole thing was a bit hacky and maybe kinda hamfisted.

>>213445864 (OP)
what was the robot's name on the water planet again?

>>213447262
Google says 'KIPP'

>>213447330
kek, no. CASE is on the planet. Most people confuse him with TARS who is constantly talking and hogging the attention.

>>213447546
Google is so full of shit now, I swear.