jsarino said:As the OP, you'd think I would've seen this film by now. But, I have not. My wife insists that I see Gone Girl with her (groan) first before Interstellar. So, hopefully I'll catch this in the next couple of weeks.
Udvarnoky said:You're in for a pleasant surprise with Gone Girl, especially if you don't mind the pulpy insanity it gleefully turns into.
Udvarnoky said:You're in for a pleasant surprise with Gone Girl, especially if you don't mind the pulpy insanity it gleefully turns into.
Udvarnoky said:You're in for a pleasant surprise with Gone Girl, especially if you don't mind the pulpy insanity it gleefully turns into.
Dr. Gonzo said:A few flaws aside... the film is a gorgeous ride and demands to be seen on real 70mm Imax film stock.
In a time of sequels and endless comic book movies, Interstellar is a nice breath of fresh air -- even if its not completely perfect.
I guess its now safe to talk about that Jonathan Nolan draft that was done when Spielberg was attached to direct (that some of us have read) -- It's clear the beginning and the end are pretty much the same as in the final film -- Chris came in and rewrote the middle into a less political/less characters/more locations piece... Which I thought worked better in the finished product as opposed to the Spielberg draft. So that's definitely good news -- since many times you see drafts that were better than the actual finished product.
but the one constant that was my favorite part of both the old script and the film: TARS who to the misfortune of the rest of the human cast is the most human character in the movie -- (with the exception of the scenes involving Cooper and Murph)
I didn't get too spoiler-y so I'll leave it at that for now, give folks some time to see it. But if anyone wants to discuss the triumphs and flaws of the film later, I'll be around to shoot the sh!t with you if you want...
Oh and by the way I'm not really a big Hans Zimmer fan but the epic booming organ music in this is just fantastic... at least it was my cup of tea anyway.