Lord Shade had mentioned that there are 3 basic musical themes: the teaser music, Trailer 5's music, and a third, darker theme. Could this be part of the third one? Definitely a part of the third theme. This sounds like a track that would - obviously - go better with a particular scene in the film ...

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danny wrote:Have you guys seen the new clip showed in the graham norton show?

What did it show?

and one last one from a Frenchwoman to cheer people up: 20100klo ‏@20100klo 1m1 minute ago C'est la tête dans les étoiles que je vais me coucher.. merci Nolan, merci McConaughey. L'atterrissage n'est pas prévu. #Interstellar It is with my head in the stars that I am going to bed... thank you Nolan,...

John and Dodd: my biggest concern before seeing it deals with the "emotional core" of the film. Did you feel like the Nolan went too far trying to add an emotional element (i.e. too many cheesy lines about "love transcending time and space")? I don't think so, I think that it was very well put. Tha...

Watching this trailer again almost drove me to tears. Good lord, that last line by Caine, "We must confront the reality of interstellar travel" paired with the shot of the spaceship outside the wormhole gives me chills.

Noticed an error in the list of actors and their roles. Actually, William Devane is not Old Tom in Interstellar. He is one of the board members of the ground residues of NASA. Is the training process shown in the film or do they just jump to him being suited up? No, the training process wasn't show...

Lord Shade wrote:Noticed an error in the list of actors and their roles. Actually,

William Devane is not Old Tom in Interstellar. He is one of the board members of the ground residues of NASA.

Is the training process shown in the film or do they just jump to him being suited up?

Posted this in the official reviews thread. Very positive from the Huffington Post UK. http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/paul-drury/interstellar-review-christopher-nolan_b_6082648.html?utm_hp_ref=uk-entertainment&ir=UK+Entertainment Some audiences might run from the picture's 170 minutes running time...

hasanahmad wrote:If the movie does not reach 75, RT cannot label the movie certified fresh

It's going to end up over 75. There are hardly any reviews in still. Most big movies like this end with about 200+ reviews on RT.