Interstellar

I think I have all the answers. ask me anything.

>ask me anything.

Can you post your mum's tits, faggot?

No questions m8.
Solid 9/10 movie

I mean about the movie.
>Can you post your mum's tits, faggot?
I most likely can but won't

Why was this movie such shit?

reddit: the flick

it was meh. I would say the biggest nail was all the love talk and the world not being very fleshed out.also the idiotic move that cost them years of earth time. still the move makes sense

Can't forget love being a tangible fabric transcending distance and time

I got it after 2nd viewing and its pretty mediocre

It has brilliant concepts and visuals but my god the interactions and dialogue betweem the humams feels so wooden. Its a 7/10 nothing more

>brilliant concepts
Genuinely want to know what you thought was brilliant.

nah that was just dumb characters primitive explanation. love is not a real force, even in the movie

>tv
>great movies are shit
>shit movies are great
>boring movies are great
LUL

The concepts.

Can love really transcend space and time?

I think it was the part where they were going through the wormhole where the you can see the ship is on a set with a mirror on the floor that was just reflecting the visuals. That totally killed it

No. that was just a platitude

why was it easier to move an entire planets population than to kill a fungus

No. not even move says that

The whole "book rectons/not killing fungus" was a criticism of people not investing in education

if they were that retarded then why did they want to move them to the new planet in the first place.

Wouldn't that criticism also apply to sending people into space and building space stations and complex megastructures?

because they are still human. + there is only 1 rocket so I think a lot of people would die before the evacuation was done.
no. doublethink is how you have your cake and eat it too. I mean they no longer have medical equipment and space travel is a hoax but somehow some doctor guy tricked everyone in nasa to fund a project that would never work.

err.. rephrase?

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Can you draw a tesseract?

If anyone doesn't have the answers after their first viewing, they are probably actually mentally retarded. It spells out every little thing, there is nothing left to "get" or anything left up in the air for debate.

Yes it is. That is the entire message of the movie. How did you miss that?

Every logical decision leads to bad things, every emotional decision leads to good things and is shown as correct.

IT WAS LOVE MURPH

why did Matt Damon go crazy and try to kill Cooper and then go on to complete his mission.

So who opened the wormhole? And the '4th' dimensional beings were just ascended humans?

Mann believed Cooper would scrub the mission instead of continuing on.

Future humans. Yes.

He went crazy because he went on this undertaking so he could be remembered as a hero. When it was clear that his planet wasn't the one that would be able to support life, he falsified his results so that someone would consume limited resources to come to retrieve him, so that he could alone go on to complete the mission, with nobody the wiser if/when he killed them, so he could be the hero.

What is a tesseract?

A 4th dimensional analog of a cube. Just as a cube is a 3rd dimensional analog of a square.

>ask me anything
What is the unit of Love, considering it was being measured against Time and Space?

What is the purpose of our existence?

why did he call his daughter "Smurf"?

no, remember that private companies are evil and only god send government funded organisations like NASA can ever contribute positively to society or save humanity.
in movies anyway

he called her MURPH after murphy's law

why did matthew mchchonighechheee look so orange?

was it the sands of mars?

Not him, but a good exploration of time travel by relativity in a big budget movie is a cool idea, because it's a real physical phenomenon. Interstellar just uses it for an emotional punch when whats his face watches the videos of his children growing up.

The Forever War would be cool source material for this. Soldiers experience big jumps in societal and technological change each time they leave to perform a mission.

i think he faked the results so that he wouldnt die, the ego stuff was just a bonus

love was not actually a factor in the movie.
love now just equals emotional decisions? also it was future alt dimension humans that saved them and those humans used logic

>love was not actually a factor in the movie.
love couldn't have been more hamfisted in this drivel to be quite honest with you

I think they are closely related, and that hubris was primary not secondary. Remember when Mann says, "I never really thought my planet wouldnt be the one" or something along those lines? The idea that he would be going out there to his death was never a real possibility to him, until his landing

Would you go gently into that good night?

>there is nothing left to "get" or anything left up in the air for debate.
There certainly is. For example, why didn't they explain why they made such a shitty movie?

>love now just equals emotional decisions?

Yes? At the very least, in the context of Interstellar, absolutely.

>not getting that from seeing Nolan was the director

True. yet it made no contributions to resolution