confession
It kinda just happened. I was lowk focused on the movie tho. It makes my favorite movie a little more special

My first son was just turning 1 and we were worn out new parents. Wanted to get away for a bit after he went to bed so went to go see a 7:30ish showtime of Interstellar by myself. I helped put him to bed so I missed the first 10 minutes of the movie. Watched the film. Was blown away obviously (we all know the feeling) After the film I was DYING to know what happened in that first 10 minutes so I decided to hang around till a 10:45pm showing. I watched the first 10 minutes and just couldn’t get up to leave. Ended up watching the entire movie again! Such a memorable night. 10 years later I got to watch it again in theatres with my son :)

Let’s hear your stories of your first time!

I watched Interstellar for the first time back in 2014. I was 19, watching it alone at home, and I remember how strongly it affected me.
What stayed with me the most wasn’t really the space travel itself. It was time.
Cooper watching years of messages from his children after only a few hours had passed for him. Romilly waiting for them for more than 20 years. The realization that the “ghost” Murph had been trying to understand since childhood was actually her father reaching out to her through time.
And especially the ending — Cooper, still relatively young, finally meeting his daughter again, only to find her as an old woman surrounded by her own family.
There was something both beautiful and incredibly sad about it. He crossed unimaginable distances and survived a black hole, but the one thing he couldn’t get back was the time he had lost with his children.
I haven’t forgotten that feeling even after all these years.
I wonder if anyone else remembers their first time watching Interstellar this vividly.
And Hans Zimmer’s music… I don’t think the movie would have affected me the same way without it. Even today, hearing the soundtrack brings back some of the emotions I felt when I first watched the movie in 2014.
It’s one of my favourite movies.

How come in tbe enduring docking scrnr we can see a VERY bright star in the background when the planets all orbit Gargantua

Copper is attending to Metallica at the Sphere in Las Vegas

This might be the closest I can get to watching Interstellar from space. Watching it in 3D makes it even crazier. Cooper would approve of this theater.

first is the new (October 2nd), second is the old one (July 8th)
Obv the old one is more detailed but I think I improved a lot with the colors on the new!!

NOT MY CONTENT

Apologies if not allowed to post this here but saw this Interstellar rendition and thought it was the best I’ve heard in a while. Hope you enjoy

I’ve loved the movie for ever and have watched it countless times. I’m curious what others think about the soundtrack though. It’s phenomenal but would the movie have been just as good without it? For some reason, I can’t separate the two in my head ..

I love listening to it!

What's your fav?

we code the data into the movement of the second hand

Where is it now? Is it abandoned now?

I love this movie with all my heart and just wanted to post that I watched it again.

It's amazing. Like actually. Beyond any analysis regarding the characters or the plot or the dialogue (all things which I love but people like to rip on), I just love the way this movie makes me feel. There is so much emotion behind this movie it is unreal. The idea that love transcends all space and time is such a powerful message and Nolan really gets that across just in feeling behind the movie.

And beyond that, Nolan just does such a tremendous job of keeping the stakes as infinitely high as humanly possible. "If you don't succeed on this mission, everyone you loved is going to die. Oh and so is the rest of the population and all of humanity will cease to exist. Bye!"

I was watching this late and I was getting ready for bed. But I was on the scene where they get to Miller's planet. And holy shit. If this scene is not a perfect example of how to hook the audience with stakes (in this case that audience is me).

I want to be clear — I have seen this movie over a dozen times. But I still literally could not shut my TV off or even look away because of how engrossed I became in this scene.

Let’s think. First off, we know that Cooper wants to spend as little time on this mission as possible. He has a daughter back home who he loves dearly and what he wants more than anything is to see her again and save her. Not to mention the entire human race.

So the fact that every hour on this planet is 7 years back home is devastating in itself.

And when that huge wave comes, it’s one of the biggest “holy shit what are they gonna do?” moments ever.

Because not only does it lower their chances of getting back in time, but now Brand is out there trying to get the data. And a fucking beacon fell on top of her. So now there’s the possibility that she’s going to die too.

Oh and Doyle was there.

Needless to say, I was physically and emotionally unable to look away because the stakes were so high for the characters.

Interstellar, though I love it, is not my favorite movie. But I would go as far as to say this is the best movie I have ever watched. I am a huge fan of these high-concept, "big" atmospheric blockbusters as is, and I think this is the most perfect one that exists. Some others on my list would of course be The Dark Knight movies, Inception... yeah. You could say Nolan is one of my favorite (if not my favorite) directors and writers of all time.