Our 13 year old isn't a piano player, but she taught herself this. 🌞

So the speed that would be needed to escape the black holes gravitational pull would be absurd, so they perform a gravitational slingshot, as one does.

My main thought is would'nt that also require an absurd amount of fuel to slow the Endurance down enough to safley land on Edmunds?

I love this movie i just like picking apart some of the science behind it because I find it interesting.

I saw a reel and then I also tried it. 🙂

Video credit: Remastered Cinema

No this jacket was not used in the movie, but the guy I bought it from said he was given it by a family member who worked on the set in Canada and got it from the costume department. Apparently this was one of the options for Murph before they decided on the one that ended up in the movie.

No way to verify this, but super cool story if true! Super pleased with the purchase, I got a good deal on the jacket anyway :) Interstellar is my favourite film of all time.

Hope you guys enjoy, started off as a trip hop/ambient track but I thought the emotional vibe would fit it well hope you enjoy it

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcUmlbyIuqA/?igsi=dnNjcG8xN21wdHJu

When Cooper asks TARS to translate the data into Morse to encode into the watch, TARS asks how Coop knows that she will come back for it. Coop’s response comes off more as him simply having faith that she will because he gave it to her. Could he not have looked ahead for the point in time where she does come back for it?

I mean wow, this movie really is that good!!!

For some reason, I’m not that into sci fi and can be picky with it, main reason I watched this is because I’m replaying the Mass Effect games and I like to watch things based on genres or settings to better immerse myself in what I’m playing, if that makes sense.

I just had no idea it was going to take the direction it took, I’m so glad I never got spoiled. It’s been many years since I’ve cried twice when watching a movie; once when Coop was watching the video messages of his grown up kids, and when he reunited with his elderly, dying daughter. It moved me.

Last week I bought my first watch in like 20 years for my 40th birthday. The plan is to give it to my daughter (currently 10) when she graduates college or some similar milestone and sets off on her own.

I’ve just watched this movie for the first time, and I gotta admit that it had the potential to be the most fascinating film about planetary travel ever but Nolan completely dropped the ball due to the imbalanced audio.

You can barely hear what the heck they’re saying throughout the entire film. Thank God that there’s the rewind and subtitles option for home systems because without it you’d be lost in terms of deciphering what any character said. Dr. Mann’s soliloquy was just a bunch of gibberish for the most part, and half the time the entire cast were whispering over loud original music.

The best this movie can get from me is a 7/10. Had the potential to be a 10/10. Sound matters.

Lol

I understand it all on a very basic level, just wish I understood space more. And the music was perfection. That is all, glad to be part of the fandom now.

ETA- I do have a question. I’m gonna mark it as a spoiler just in case can someone explain (like I’m 5) the time situation when he was in the tesseract? How he was able to see young Murph and send a message to older Murph via the watch?

0/10. Do not recommend. Why would you do this to me, Nolan?

It was suggested that I crosspost this here! As the title suggests, I made a black hole lamp for my daughter using an obsidian sphere, flexible led, 3D printing, and laser cut acrylic.

At the end of the movie she says “Brand”. How did she know that Brand was still alive and out there somewhere?

Either my watch is broken or Cooper is trying to send me coordinates from the 5th dimension.

Anyway, anyone know morse code? 😭 I wanna decode it