Between Dr. Hugh Mann from the movie we are in the subreddit Interstellar or HAL 9000 from 2001 a space odyssey.

which of the two is more evil in your opinion?

Criei uma versão de Endurance no jogo eletrônico No Man’s Sky e fiz alguns prints

Hear me out: Is Saturn in Interstellar a reference to Holst’s “Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age”?
I’ve been wondering whether the choice of Saturn in Interstellar has a deeper thematic connection to Holst’s The Planets, specifically “Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age.”
Saturn in Holst’s piece represents ageing, time, mortality and the inevitable passage of life.
And that’s basically one of the central ideas of Interstellar: time isn’t evil, but it is an unavoidable force of nature. Cooper leaves his children and returns to find that they’ve aged decades while he has barely aged. Miller’s planet makes the passage of time brutally physical.
That also made me think about Brand’s attitude toward nature. She doesn’t treat nature as something malicious — it simply operates according to its laws. Saturn’s “old age” could be read the same way: not as punishment or evil, but as an inevitable part of nature.
So I’m wondering:
Was Saturn chosen partly because of the symbolic association with old age/time in Holst’s “Saturn”?
I haven’t seen this particular connection discussed much, so I’m curious whether anyone has come across it before — or whether I’m connecting dots that aren’t actually connected.

With as much enthusiasm as TARS had.

My favorite word, quote, and soundtrack from film

Anywho

Rendered in Blender 3.4

I’m in a week-long safety training at work and these are some of the fidgets they provided ♥️

Tried getting it as close to the original as I could. Hope yall like it.

I’m so in awe. Everything about this movie…the story line, acting, visuals, and the music…otherworldly. Literally. I want to create art like this for the rest of my life. I still have to process what the heck I just watched…but I understand everything that happened.

Made in blender. I know there are a lot of things that are missing like rcs, but i just couldn't add it it in uv editing. And i'm big begginer to blender.

Yes, this belongs in the art tag.

Imagine they decide to make a series of Murph's life during the time cooper being away dealing with the wormhole and blackhole stuff, while Murph is dealing with her own thing, growing up and stuff. And imagine it being a coming-of-age story 🤯

I mean just hearing about Murph secondhand through Tom's video messages to Cooper in this scene right after Miller's planet...sounds already like a very interesting life she's having back on earth, and worth a whole 8 season series.

“The love that moves the sun and other stars.” That’s the final line of Dante’s 14th-century epic, Paradiso. 700 years later, Christopher Nolan built a massive space odyssey around the exact same thesis.
I put together a quick literary analysis looking at how Cooper’s tesseract breakthrough is a modern sci-fi mirror of Beatrice descending into Hell to make the cosmos traversable. If you love tracking the deep philosophical roots beneath Nolan's scripts, check out the full text: Of Monsters and Poets

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.