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Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 1:50 am
by hardvibes
Dragon_316ca wrote:3 French guys on their thoughts on the film. Can anyone here translate what they're saying? :)
I better not translate what they're saying. They're just 3 morons.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 2:32 am
by HorrorBiz
hardvibes wrote:
Dragon_316ca wrote:3 French guys on their thoughts on the film. Can anyone here translate what they're saying? :)
I better not translate what they're saying. They're just 3 morons.
With 34 thumbs down and 5 thumbs up, I'd guess that whatever they're saying about the film isn't good.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 2:37 am
by Aili
HorrorBiz wrote:
hardvibes wrote:
Dragon_316ca wrote:3 French guys on their thoughts on the film. Can anyone here translate what they're saying? :)
I better not translate what they're saying. They're just 3 morons.
With 34 thumbs down and 5 thumbs up, I'd guess that whatever they're saying about the film isn't good.
I think I (and Leo and John?) translated some of their trash talking. They are 3 pretentious assholes. I bet the movie made them cry and all 3 saw the other ones cry and now they have lost face. Qu'ils aillent se faire foutre (which is French for they should go f@ck themselves.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 2:58 am
by sharathbhats
For those who have seen the film, I found this para from this critic difficult to digest:
There are story and plot elements lifted from Back to the Future, Sunshine and Event Horizon (one whole scene about the explanation of a wormhole is lifted from the last named). It’s entertaining for sure, but you wish it weren’t so derivative, coming from Nolan.
http://www.firstpost.com/bollywood/inte ... 91019.html

Does anyone think that this accusation makes any sense? Let me know without spoiling anything.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 4:08 am
by Vesh
Vader's review is perfect. Describes exactly how I felt about this film

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 4:18 am
by hardvibes
HorrorBiz wrote:
hardvibes wrote:
Dragon_316ca wrote:3 French guys on their thoughts on the film. Can anyone here translate what they're saying? :)
I better not translate what they're saying. They're just 3 morons.
With 34 thumbs down and 5 thumbs up, I'd guess that whatever they're saying about the film isn't good.
Anybody can say it's not good. I respect other people's opinion when it's justified. But here...
They say it's boring, not really emotional. By that, you can already understand they're full of shit. They also say things it's "a fake intellectual movie", "as dumb as Inception"... and they add a few french expression that make them sound like 3 real douchebags.
I saw on twitter that they know each other, say almost the same things about the same movies. I bet while one was speaking the other one was filming and the third one was holding the dummy cards.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 5:03 am
by joker94
sharathbhats wrote:For those who have seen the film, I found this para from this critic difficult to digest:
There are story and plot elements lifted from Back to the Future, Sunshine and Event Horizon (one whole scene about the explanation of a wormhole is lifted from the last named). It’s entertaining for sure, but you wish it weren’t so derivative, coming from Nolan.
http://www.firstpost.com/bollywood/inte ... 91019.html

Does anyone think that this accusation makes any sense? Let me know without spoiling anything.
I can see why the reviewer would have thought so, but I cannot agree that it is derivative. I'll try to to explain without spoilers as much possible. The rest I'm putting spoiler tags.

Event Horizon:
The explanation of the wormhole is pretty much a standard, known explanation, reiterated here for a new viewer's benefit. Nonsense to call it lifted - It isn't Event Horizon's invention to begin with - in fact, I liked it better here. Mild spoiler -
It is more to the point, and the justification regarding why it would be a sphere was a nice addition - didn't hear about it before
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Sunshine:
I'm guessing the claim has to do with the arcs of Dr. Mann vs Capt Pinbacker.
I felt it was organic for this movie's ideas of human nature, survival etc. Sunshine explores a similar idea in a different context -The motivations involved and the way they play out are different.

Back to the Future
If this qualifies as derivative, plenty of other acclaimed movies need to have the same label.
Any movie that messes around with time would have the same issue.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 9:40 am
by Dragon_316ca
Mark Kermode will be live on BBC Radio 5 in the next hour: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/player/bbc_radio_five_live

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 11:33 am
by Echovoid_52
Have they discussed it yet? I just tuned in.

Re: 'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion

Posted: November 7th, 2014, 11:37 am
by AmbroseCadwell
Echovoid_52 wrote:Have they discussed it yet? I just tuned in.
I caught the end of his review... Kermode enjoyed the technical aspects but had major issues with the plot, including the ending. Mayo seemed to enjoy it full stop and said he wanted to watch it again straight away. That's all I heard.