VIDEO: Christopher Nolan's INTERSTELLAR Gets An Honest Trailer

One of the better films last year.

That last Tweet read out killed me!

"I haven't seen Intersteller, mainly because Nolan can't make a decent film without trying to seem intelligent"

That doesn't make any sense.

@MisterSuperior

It's all directors.

Pretty funny :)

Well, the way I understood the 'Cooper inside the Tesseract' scenes was this : Future humans had to "translate" that fifth dimensional plane into an actual space Cooper (and us, the viewers) could understand. It had to look and feel like a space he could grasp, and interact with. Elsewise he wouldn't have been able to send the data to Murph. That's why to him (and us) it looks like a set of "strings".

I guess I can kind of get why Nolan included the whole thing about love transcending space and time, too, as it's actually its own force, capable of transforming and affecting tangible things, just like other forces out there in the universe. But it just came outta nowhere, and really did more disservice to the character of Amelia, because it ultimately painted her as an unreasonable scientist, incapable of making the same sacrifices all the others had to. She appeared weak, and really almost jeopardized the mission trying to join her doomed lover (forget his name).

I guess people had problems with the third act because so much of the movie had dealt with real science up until that point where fiction sort of overwhelmed the plot. But to me, it worked anyway, because ultimately it was all about jumping into the unknown. Daring to not "go gentle into that good night". I was expecting the movie to end in the failure of the mission really. But Nolan chose to let Cooper succeed because deep down, I think he's a romantic.

@Demiurge

That's probably the best film interpretation summary I've ever read.

My fav movie last year.

@NovaCorpsFan

Poe's Law man.
When 90% of the people here act like crazy it's hard to know who's messing around and who's being honest.

Love isn't a quantifiable object, what they mean in the movie

The point is that even through time and space the love for their loved ones remained constant and strong.

And through use of that love he was able to contact her(once again through time and space).

The Tesseract is a means of communication for the advanced beings to express action through gravity with NASA. The advanced beings perceive five dimensions as opposed to three, the other two being time and gravity.

I had a good time watching the movie. The visuals were great, the story was okay, the acting was good, the music was nice etc.

It's just not a movie that really made a lasting impression on me.

"From the director who apparently gets a lifetime pass because he made the Dark Knight...."

LOL.