Movie Interstellar

[Turk]

Traveling back into time just isn't possible. I watched a show in which Stephen Hawking explained time travel and explained why traveling back in time is not possible. He also hosted a party for all time travelers in which nobody showed up.... Isn't it obvious? If somebody could travel to the past, wouldn't we have met them by now?

 

[blakbearddelite]

If I could travel through time, I would skip the Obama administration era. So I don't think we can rule out time travel just yet. Time travelers are probably just going to wait until a republican is back in office.

 

[Turk]

If I could travel through time, I would skip the Obama administration era. So I don't think we can rule out time travel just yet. Time travelers are probably just going to wait until a republican is back in office.

If anything, they would come and warn us before Obama was even elected.

 

[blakbearddelite]

That's true, I guess your claim still holds water then.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

Maybe all the naysayers from 2007-2008 WERE time travelers and they were warning us.

 

[Sprayin]

To be fair, if there were time travelers that we had met, people would label them a nutjob and brush it off.

 

[03GTGreen]

I thought it was phenomenal, and pretty underdstandable until the end with tars/coopers explanation of the black hole, than i was just lost

 

[Mook]

So the robots were legit and not CG (most of the time).

How FX Wizards Brought Interstellar

 

[Primalzer]

I loved Tars

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

This movie was fucking amazing in 70mm.

Loved the movie.

As for "cant go backward in time" he never went back in time, he entered a black hole which put him at a higher dimension which had the ability to "access" moments in time. The whole problem about understanding this is that it puts you in the never ending time loop because if he never sent the location through gravity via the higher dimension, then he would have still gone through thr journey but the time line he didnt change would have him not going. That's why he had to find the specific moment thst he knew would actually change the path of that time line in the 3rd dimension.

 

[blakbearddelite]

I liked it. Don't know it has a lot of repeat watching value, but I enjoyed it.

 

[Sprayin]

I've watched this three times over the past couple weeks. It holds up even not in IMAX. While the IMAX experience is obviously the best experience, its not a necessity to enjoy the movie. I don't buy movies, ever. I will be buying this one when it comes put in a couple weeks.

 

[Ear Rak]

Il so jealous of those that saw it in IMAX. I still havent seen it.

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

Il so jealous of those that saw it in IMAX. I still havent seen it.

It was amazing IMAX.

There are sections of film that are full of pure dialogue, but while dialogue is going on, the subwoofer is playing these crazy low almost inaudible notes that pound you, yet the dialogue is still crystal clear.

I have it pre-ordered, will get it at the end of this month.

 

[Spivitz]

Just finished this, insanely awesome.

 

[Spivitz]

Now I'm trying to wrap my head around space, time, woah.

 

[Primalzer]

They didn't go through a black hole to get to the new planets, they went through an Einstein-Rosen bridge, a wormhole. Towards the end TARS and Cooper went through Gargantua, the supposed black hole. That graphic is a bit misleading

 

[Mr Baytchos]

Just watched it. Amazing

 

[wombat]

Google Play had it on sale for $3.99 for HD Digital Download. That should keep me held over for my flight to Orlando. Movie was awesome, need to see it like 9x more.

 

[Xfirez51]

Now I'm trying to wrap my head around space, time, woah.

If you're truly interested in understanding space-time, read Hawking's book
A Brief History of Time. It explains Relativity although you may need to read it several times. You need to let go of the paradigms you are part of. Not easy but once you do, the possibilities are pretty fascinating. It's why Warp Drive could work.
As for time travel, we see the past constantly. Hubble is likely the most important scientific instrument ever built because it offers us views of the past never possible before.

 

[Shibby50]

Finally watched this on BluRay. May be the best movie I've ever seen.

 

[blue-sun]

Bumping an old thread.

Saw Interstellar in the theaters way back when. Wife hated it, but at the time I enjoyed it.

Haven't seen it since, but since Best Buy is having a 4k UHB Blu Ray sale and I just got my theater seating, I popped in the disc last night and watched this.

I had the subwoofer a +0db and the bass at +0, since the wife and kids were watching some reality show upstairs. During that scene as he goes in the black hole, I had to turn it wayyyy up and my house was still rattling a little bit. I may have to rewatch that scene later today on lunch with it turned up and the bass up to really shake the house! Good stuff, plus I realized Jaime from Yellowstone is in this movie!

 

[nytebyte]

That was a good movie.

We don't have any good movies like that anymore.

 

[blue-sun]

That was a good movie.

We don't have any good movies like that anymore.

I mean, I'm a Christophe Nolan fan, Tenet was good. Inception was good. I didn't see Dunkirk, cuz I'm a bit burnt out on war movies, but I heard it was good.

 

[Mook]

Tenet sucked.