It's been a while so thought I would do a short update on this (more specifically the film cells) seen as though there was quite some interest in the past both on here and over at the bluray.com forums. Yesterday I visited my local Walmart and they still had several copies of the BD with slipcase an...

Cilogy wrote:
this movie was terrible just like the rest of Nolan's junk

lol. WHAAAAAT???????!!!!!!! Then why are you even here then and why do you have over 18,000 posts? lol. Is your name Palmer Joss?

game. set. match. Um, not quite, Mr Genius Latecomer. This batman "scene" was to my knowledge never filmed. It's just artwork like the Interstellar BD artwork. BIG DIFFERENCE. The holding hands scene was filmed. Try reading next time. Denial much? Of what exactly? Anyway you're missing the point. I...

josephcq wrote:
game. set. match.

Um, not quite, Mr Genius Latecomer. This batman "scene" was to my knowledge never filmed. It's just artwork like the Interstellar BD artwork. BIG DIFFERENCE. The holding hands scene was filmed. Try reading next time.

[quote="Vader182" ]
Beautiful, mate. I'm thinking of doing the same then getting the backlit picture frame with all my cells "above" the center one with the poster itself positioned lower to the ground than the adjacent posters.


-Vader[/quote]

backlit picture frame? Discuss.

Havoc1st wrote:

Nomis wrote:jealousy

is a sin

It just means they shot a lot of footage. Various set-ups and takes and mistakes and alternates and tests etc. Not that there was a significantly longer movie that they cut right down. Hmmm.... Source? The source is how movies are made. Again, source? That's not an answer. If one can't back things ...

DudeBro wrote:

MeLVaNoaTe wrote:Suddenly everyone is going bonkers over ONE article claiming that The Martian is going to be better than Interstellar. I say that speaks volumes about the insecurity among the members here than the article itself.

Everyone is going bonkers? Or 4 people.

hahahahahaha

titansupes wrote:It just means they shot a lot of footage. Various set-ups and takes and mistakes and alternates and tests etc. Not that there was a significantly longer movie that they cut right down.

Hmmm.... Source?

OK, I'm not saying I think that there is/will be a director's cut, but whaddya make of this?

"Editor Lee Smith estimates a million feet of film was shot before being honed down to 14,000 feet"

- excerpt from "Interstellar: Beyond Time and Space".