hi Kent, have u watch Interstellar? if u do, what's ur opinion about that movie? Thanks!
Hi, and yes I watched it yesterday.
Keep in mind that I'm not a movie critic nor do I claim to be one. So read this review with a pinch of salt.
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I'll split this review into two: for those who haven't watched it and for those who have.
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First thing first, Interstellar is a like-it-or-love-it kind of movie.
And I love it.
It's arguably the best movie I've watched this year. The graphics are breath-taking and the plot is amazing (agak curang sih, but amazing nonetheless).
The graphics, music, and acting blend into one fine masterpiece.
At times you will be left torn between two moral issues.
At another time you will have to breathe in through your mouth in order to not alert someone sitting beside you that you are crying.
And sometimes, you laugh.
Sure there are several scientific terms here and there, like: singularity, centrifugal, time relativity, etc. Contrary to popular belief, not knowing those terms DO NOT hinder your understanding about the movie that much. And all the people who keep ranting about the scientific plot holes behind Interstellar? They're doing it just to look smart.
So, kick back and enjoy the ride.
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(spoiler ahead, skip this part if you haven't watched the movie)
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Interstellar brings self-sustaining plot to a next level. Seriously. The whole plot is a chicken-and-egg classic dilemma that is generally taboo when you're creating a plot. (Near-extinct humans found a wormhole near Saturn, went there, saved humanity, evolved into a five-dimensional human being, AND THEN created a wormhole in the past for the near-extinct humans? Yeah that's fair).
However, Nolan's execution was superb and we're left with this excellent movie.
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Talking about plot holes, there are several: be them scientific plot holes (there is no air in outer space, so the fiery explosion that occurred when Dr. Mann unlocked the valve shouldn't be possible [unless the Endurance-12 was pre-equipped with oxidizer])
or logical plot holes (logically speaking, Cooper wouldn't have agreed to enter the first planet where an hour there is equal seven years in Earth. They should have visited other planets first and return to the first planet on their way back to Earth. If they had done that, they would have saved more than 20 years. Clearly Coop overlook this was a plot hole, but a necessary one in order for Murph to be around the same age as Coop).
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All in all, Interstellar is among the top five in my personal must-watch movies.
Nolan, you brilliant bastard.
Keep in mind that I'm not a movie critic nor do I claim to be one. So read this review with a pinch of salt.
.
I'll split this review into two: for those who haven't watched it and for those who have.
.
First thing first, Interstellar is a like-it-or-love-it kind of movie.
And I love it.
It's arguably the best movie I've watched this year. The graphics are breath-taking and the plot is amazing (agak curang sih, but amazing nonetheless).
The graphics, music, and acting blend into one fine masterpiece.
At times you will be left torn between two moral issues.
At another time you will have to breathe in through your mouth in order to not alert someone sitting beside you that you are crying.
And sometimes, you laugh.
Sure there are several scientific terms here and there, like: singularity, centrifugal, time relativity, etc. Contrary to popular belief, not knowing those terms DO NOT hinder your understanding about the movie that much. And all the people who keep ranting about the scientific plot holes behind Interstellar? They're doing it just to look smart.
So, kick back and enjoy the ride.
.
.
.
(spoiler ahead, skip this part if you haven't watched the movie)
.
.
.
Interstellar brings self-sustaining plot to a next level. Seriously. The whole plot is a chicken-and-egg classic dilemma that is generally taboo when you're creating a plot. (Near-extinct humans found a wormhole near Saturn, went there, saved humanity, evolved into a five-dimensional human being, AND THEN created a wormhole in the past for the near-extinct humans? Yeah that's fair).
However, Nolan's execution was superb and we're left with this excellent movie.
.
Talking about plot holes, there are several: be them scientific plot holes (there is no air in outer space, so the fiery explosion that occurred when Dr. Mann unlocked the valve shouldn't be possible [unless the Endurance-12 was pre-equipped with oxidizer])
or logical plot holes (logically speaking, Cooper wouldn't have agreed to enter the first planet where an hour there is equal seven years in Earth. They should have visited other planets first and return to the first planet on their way back to Earth. If they had done that, they would have saved more than 20 years. Clearly Coop overlook this was a plot hole, but a necessary one in order for Murph to be around the same age as Coop).
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All in all, Interstellar is among the top five in my personal must-watch movies.
Nolan, you brilliant bastard.