hotsauce: It was said by Gordon when Commissioner Loeb got poisoned and collapsed to the floor. It was a quick and subtle moment so some might miss it.
EDIT: LoneCooper posted the same thing when I was typing
I just wanted to mention that Nolan has been doing The Treatment with Elvis Mitchell for every film since Memento. They always have great talks when Nolan releases a film.
Cilogy wrote:is this the first time since 2002 we've heard "shit" and "fucking" in a Nolan film?
As far as I remember, it's also the first "asshole" (Brand calls Coop that when he says he's going to drop TARS into the black hole cause he's just a robot).
At least 5 hells, 2 asses, 2 damns, 1 S.O.B., 2 uses of "Jesus" and 1 use each of "G-damn," "God," "God-awful," "Oh Jesus," "Oh my God," "Sweet Jesus" and "Swear to God."
Really dazzled by all the performances in this. Everyone really brought their A game. Best acted Nolan film I'd say. Nolan has consistently brought back an actor with a big role (or multiple) to his subsequent project. I'm thinking it'll be Chastain or McC in his next project. Most likely Chastain. They seem to like each other a lot.
Maybe this has been discussed before, but in the tesseract, if time is represented as a physical medium in font of Cooper, does that also mean Cooper is ... immortal during that scene?
If he's able to interact with any point in time as if it's a film reel, does that mean he himself is not experiencing time, and therefore not growing older?
Cilogy wrote:Maybe this has been discussed before, but in the tesseract, if time is represented as a physical medium in font of Cooper, does that also mean Cooper is ... immortal during that scene?
If he's able to interact with any point in time as if it's a film reel, does that mean he himself is not experiencing time, and therefore not growing older?
Cilogy wrote:Maybe this has been discussed before, but in the tesseract, if time is represented as a physical medium in font of Cooper, does that also mean Cooper is ... immortal during that scene?
If he's able to interact with any point in time as if it's a film reel, does that mean he himself is not experiencing time, and therefore not growing older?
To us time is a fourth dimension that we have to travel forwards in. Inside the Tesseract that 4th dimension of time has turned into a spatial dimention, allowing Cooper to see 4 dimentions of space. But since he is still moving, he has a time. It's just a different time than ours (i.e. 5th dimentional time). So he's not immortal. He's still breathing, he'd still run out of oxygen or suffer aging in there.
