Interstellar

[Houston]

Looks like it's going to be the best thing Nolan has made since The Dark Knight.

[MVPete]

[Palooza]

#dope

[Tailback U]

Saw the trailer for this before Godzilla yesterday...looks awesome long as Nolan doesn't get too carried away.

[MrBill]

Best movie of the year? It's getting a lot of buzz...

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

Doesn't interest me via trailer. The premise that they are dealing with time paradoxes is cool and has me interested. They will be in real time while the rest of humanity is flying towards death. I guess if the premise works with dreams it can work here too.

[CCBrink]

Can definitely see this being the best movie of the year. Its Christopher Nolan.

[Guest]

It's a Christopher Nolan film, so even if it's bad it's going to get rave reviews. We all know everyone is going to see it because of that reason, so lets just roll out the award shows now and get it over with.

[CCBrink]

Also if you see this in anything but IMAX, you're fuckin' up.

[SethMode]

It's a Christopher Nolan film, so even if it's bad it's going to get rave reviews. We all know everyone is going to see it because of that reason, so lets just roll out the award shows now and get it over with.

It's not like the guy has had a lot of stinkers (I'd say DKR is the only one you could argue is bad). So, I'd say it's pretty justified.

[Tailback U]

Yeah he really hasn't won any major awards and the only movies he's really praised for are Memento, The dark knight, and inception. All were highly entertaining and Memento was pretty damn good.

He makes good movies that are fun to watch...what more do you want for a sci fi movie. It'll definitely be better than that overrated piece of crap Gravity, that's for sure.

[Tailback U]

Anyone else see this? I liked it. That's all I'm gonna say so I don't ruin it for anyone. I watched about half of a teaser so it was a little different than
I thought it was going to be but I liked it.

It definitely feels like Christopher Nolan has storylines follow a certain pattern or formula, though.

[ST0B0]

It definitely feels like Christopher Nolan has storylines follow a certain pattern or formula, though.

So the end is a total mindfuck like Inception? Is that what your trying to say?

[CCBrink]

Following, Memento, Insomnia, The Prestige, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, and Inception. I have seen Interstellar yet (tomorrow), but I'm curious to hear opinions about the formula Nolan uses for his films.

[Tailback U]

So the end is a total mindfuck like Inception? Is that what your trying to say?

The whole movie is kind of a mindfuck. I feel like it's probably been done before (I haven't seen 2001 but have heard similarities?).

It felt a lot like inception in space to me.