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The funniest thing I heard someone who was working with Nolan on the production was “If he could’ve shot this in space with real spaceships and real locations, he definitely would have.”
When i first watched this movie i was so impressed with how the docking scene looked, and i honestly think its because movies use so much CGI that i didn't expect it to be practical.
Shot of Saturn has my eyes wide, cut back to McConaughey sobbing hurts me inside, my love of this film transcends space and time, why the hell did I make my comment rhyme?
I saw a theory somewhere that suggests the future "we brought ourselves" is actually advanced robots/AI (advanced versions of TARS and Co) that survived and looked for a way to save mankind. TARS and Coop were both in the black hole when Coop made that statement. Looking at it from that lens, it makes sense.
This is my favorite Nolan film and my favorite standalone film (since I count LotR as a trilogy). I remember seeing this in the theater and being truly TRANSPORTED to another world--or galaxy if you would--like no other film ever had. The pure practical effects made it THAT much more of an authentic film that makes me appreciate this kind of filmmaking made with Nolan and other Tom Cruise productions like Mission Impossible. And of course, the score by Zimmer is god-tier!!! He is truly one of the composing GOATS in film. Awesome podcast as usual, fellas.
From the first time I watched this film to the Tenth, I absolutely love this movie. Nolan firing on all cylinders and doesn’t left off until the credits role. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Re: Bad soil near mountains. The Inca developed micro farming techniques in the mountains thousands of feet up. The Chinese have been doing mountain farming longer than that. Just look at coffee - grown in mountains. Also, back in Canada (where I'm from) there are farmlands near the Rockies. 🙃😉
I think the "out" regarding the Grandfather Paradox comes from when "they" pull him out of the vessel in whichever manner "they" do to put him in the tesseract. At that moment, they can theoretically place him in any moment in time, and in any place. The "they" idea creates an exception to the rule.
I love Interstellar, but I think it has issues. The sound design isn't very good and the writing has problems for me, but I still love the movie. It looks amazing, and it's a very emotional movie. Awesome movie
Attempt number 2 at winning a Interstellar movie poster 😆. Interstellar is one of my favourite movies ever, love you guys, keep up the good work and big up the Nolan brothers
If possible see it in IMAX, they might have special screenings or special events in future. it's absolutely stunning.. really an experience i will never forget. I had seen it in theatres 3 times when it came out in 2014 but no imax as there were none nearby at that time. But a week before release of Tenet they re released Inception & Interstellar in Imax. And it was a whole new experience again for me. Love it
would you guys consider reviewing Zero Dark Thirty and all of the Tom Clancy movies The Hunt for The Red October Patriot Games Clear and Present Danger The Sum of all Fears Jack Ryan:Shadow Recruit
I never understood the hate for this movie either. Nolan clearly respects the intelligence of his audience. In my opinion the hate comes from people's lack of attention and being too lazy to try and understand what's going on.
What do you guys think of the 1997 movie Contact? Also Interstellar is my all time favorite movie. Absolute masterpiece. You guys are great I watch every single video!
Still great to hear and watch despite this being the Third time you’ve talked about interstellar but honestly you can make several episodes about this movie
You guys really nailed this one. I still remember seeing this in theaters when it first came out. Obviously, it’s a theater so of course it was quiet, but when the crew arrived back from Miller’s planet and Romilly walked out and they saw his age, there was not a single breath in the crowd. It’s something I’ll never forget. 👍🏼
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ It was a lot like Interstellar, in thet loads of folks hated it when they thought they were getting a horror movie rather than on of the best love stories of the last 25 years.
Saw this for the first time yesterday in4dx. Absolutely mind blowing and it was my first 4dx showing. Avatar next week is going to be amazing. I need to wear a coat cuz they shoot water and stuff at you. You guys watching the re release of avatar?
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10 year anniversary is today!!! Our modern day 2001 and my favourite movie of all time
Amazing!!!
The funniest thing I heard someone who was working with Nolan on the production was “If he could’ve shot this in space with real spaceships and real locations, he definitely would have.”
😂😂
When i first watched this movie i was so impressed with how the docking scene looked, and i honestly think its because movies use so much CGI that i didn't expect it to be practical.
Nolan is a genius
Shot of Saturn has my eyes wide, cut back to McConaughey sobbing hurts me inside, my love of this film transcends space and time, why the hell did I make my comment rhyme?
Lol love it
I have been waiting so long for this episode. My favourite film of all time. Obviously a Nolan fan boy
Hope you enjoyed it!
I have never had an experience like this in the movie theatre. It will always be my favourite film
I saw a theory somewhere that suggests the future "we brought ourselves" is actually advanced robots/AI (advanced versions of TARS and Co) that survived and looked for a way to save mankind. TARS and Coop were both in the black hole when Coop made that statement. Looking at it from that lens, it makes sense.
Super cool
I watched this recently for the first time and I was absolutely mind blown. Amazing movie
100%
This is my favorite Nolan film and my favorite standalone film (since I count LotR as a trilogy). I remember seeing this in the theater and being truly TRANSPORTED to another world--or galaxy if you would--like no other film ever had. The pure practical effects made it THAT much more of an authentic film that makes me appreciate this kind of filmmaking made with Nolan and other Tom Cruise productions like Mission Impossible. And of course, the score by Zimmer is god-tier!!! He is truly one of the composing GOATS in film. Awesome podcast as usual, fellas.
I promised I’d come from tiktok. Totally worth it! Keep up the good work fellas!! 😄
You’re the best!!!! Appreciate it
From the first time I watched this film to the Tenth, I absolutely love this movie. Nolan firing on all cylinders and doesn’t left off until the credits role. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌
Re: Bad soil near mountains. The Inca developed micro farming techniques in the mountains thousands of feet up. The Chinese have been doing mountain farming longer than that. Just look at coffee - grown in mountains. Also, back in Canada (where I'm from) there are farmlands near the Rockies. 🙃😉
Yes, I'm a nerd. 🤓
Whoa thanks for the knowledge drop!
Yesss been waiting for you to cover Interstellar 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
The best!
I’ve seen so many tik tok clips of this podcast I decided just to watch the entire thing
Nice haha
That opening quote was from "Back to School."
I love this movie so much! I'm happy you guys are doing a full episode on this
I think the "out" regarding the Grandfather Paradox comes from when "they" pull him out of the vessel in whichever manner "they" do to put him in the tesseract. At that moment, they can theoretically place him in any moment in time, and in any place. The "they" idea creates an exception to the rule.
Yea I agree, but either way it's still a paradox because how could they place him in the tesseract if humanity dies without him being put there
I think everyone checked their bookshelf as soon as the film finished
😂😂😂
I love Interstellar, but I think it has issues. The sound design isn't very good and the writing has problems for me, but I still love the movie. It looks amazing, and it's a very emotional movie. Awesome movie
Great points
The dust could also resemble the sands of time also
100%
why i didnt get notification :/ :/
hello to my fav podcast ..
interstellar is one of the best movies ever made (for me)
At least you're here! Always new episodes monday and thursday mornings :)
Listen to this podcast on my way to work this is awesome
Thanks!
Attempt number 2 at winning a Interstellar movie poster 😆. Interstellar is one of my favourite movies ever, love you guys, keep up the good work and big up the Nolan brothers
Oh and btw I was trying to enter the movie poster giveaway for interstellar 😁
Thanks Mitch!!!!! Make sure to leave a comment on the giveaway video too! ua-cam.com/video/Bs8AZugHBUg/v-deo.html
Absolutely my favorite Nolan movie!!
It’s seriously underappreciated🙌🏻
Man i loved that Episode. Thank you so much. It felt like watching it again. Got emotional too. Thanks guys
Such an amazing sci fi movie. The first 23 yrs lost really brought the perspective into reality. Keep it up movie warrior's.
YES
I wish i could of seen this movie in theaters, i didn't watch it until 4 or 5 years after it came out.
The docking scene was the ultimate theater experience. So wasn't watching Matt come out of the sleeping chamber. We all screamed lol
If possible see it in IMAX, they might have special screenings or special events in future. it's absolutely stunning.. really an experience i will never forget. I had seen it in theatres 3 times when it came out in 2014 but no imax as there were none nearby at that time. But a week before release of Tenet they re released Inception & Interstellar in Imax. And it was a whole new experience again for me. Love it
Be on the lookout for the 10 year anniversary 70mm IMAX screening that Nolan is going to do!
Do you recognise the ship resembles I clock
Whoah!!
My favorite movie!!
Hope you enjoyed the episode!
would you guys consider reviewing Zero Dark Thirty and all of the Tom Clancy movies
The Hunt for The Red October
Patriot Games
Clear and Present Danger
The Sum of all Fears
Jack Ryan:Shadow Recruit
I never understood the hate for this movie either. Nolan clearly respects the intelligence of his audience. In my opinion the hate comes from people's lack of attention and being too lazy to try and understand what's going on.
Haters gonna hate, ain'ters gonna ain't
What do you guys think of the 1997 movie Contact? Also Interstellar is my all time favorite movie. Absolute masterpiece. You guys are great I watch every single video!
I like contact a lot! I think it’s a little slow at times but it’s a super interesting story 🙌🏻
Beautiful movie ❤️
❤️❤️
Hell yeah been waiting for this one
Hope you enjoy it Eli!
Still great to hear and watch despite this being the Third time you’ve talked about interstellar but honestly you can make several episodes about this movie
😂😂 Agreed. I honestly could talk about it for 5 hours straight
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ amen
Nolan is a god among mortals.
For real
You guys really nailed this one. I still remember seeing this in theaters when it first came out. Obviously, it’s a theater so of course it was quiet, but when the crew arrived back from Miller’s planet and Romilly walked out and they saw his age, there was not a single breath in the crowd. It’s something I’ll never forget. 👍🏼
Thanks!
My favorite movie
Nice!
How dare you degrade Murph Cooper by comparing her to Elon Musk
Cooper is the most selfish character disguised as a hero ever written. He has no redemption arch.
If saving humanity through the love of his daughter isn’t a good redemption arc then I don’t know what is.
Yesss, I love this film, so so beautiful
You guys really need to do a review of "The Village" by M. Shaymalalihaenlkdafdklas.
LOL yes!!! It's so good!
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ It was a lot like Interstellar, in thet loads of folks hated it when they thought they were getting a horror movie rather than on of the best love stories of the last 25 years.
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dust bowl was 1930s** =]
Whoops thanks!
Saw this for the first time yesterday in4dx. Absolutely mind blowing and it was my first 4dx showing. Avatar next week is going to be amazing. I need to wear a coat cuz they shoot water and stuff at you. You guys watching the re release of avatar?
Oh that must have been epic! Yeah for sure we love it!