interstellar is such a nice movie, so many powerful feels illustrated beautifully. each minute is subtly epic.
also: coop? it me murph? it me amelia? it me john brant? it me
they're all so good and beautiful and interesting
even the main antagonist is good enough to understand *why* he did what he did, as terrible as it was. it's not a shallow villain, it's a pure allegory that everyone can deeply relate to
@CobaltVelvet my only issues start towards the end of the film, around the time they encounter Matt Damon.
I was probably holding it up to the immeasurable 2001 too closely...
agree, the characters are very good. I want to be reincarnated as TARS or CASE. :)
@wohali idk i find 2001's main plot to be uh boring and artificial, like a human had to think that up to make a sf film, not watch it happen as an important pattern that would genuinely be the outcome of such adventure
@CobaltVelvet I had trouble with suspension of disbelief. My sciency-mind didn't like the "inside the singularity" stuff. And I didn't buy a lot of the plot with Damon (aside from my dislike of him as an actor in general, even prior to recent events).
I should watch it again sometime; I haven't seen it since I saw it in the theatre first-run.
@CobaltVelvet Based on your recommendation I promise to give it another watch, then :)
@wohali oh mine loved that. i mean higher dimensions are one of the rare genuinely mysterious things i can think of. and playing with time so flawlessly is just so good i can't help but contemplate it like it's the first time i see a mobius strip