Could you please describe me in one or two sentences, what is that you see in Michael Kaine and Cillian Murphy that you consider them for almost every movie you make?

I've really enjoyed 6,741 (specially the final twist), but I prefer If-then-else for several reasons: - It develops more characters (the whole Team is involved. And even Shaw with the bomb-guy is great. Although is not so action-packed like 6,741. On that matter, this episode is great) - I love the ...

I've just watched it. The number...

"TARS" and "CASE" are the initials of the true mistery of Interstellar.

Did you noticed that the chasing of the drone in the truck across the corn fields has similar images than the Endurance entering on the black hole?

I have no gif nor image to show you, but when I saw them I realized that.


Maybe there are more similarities...

The difference between their qoutes is the impact of the journey. I think Old Murph is first one that we can hear in the film... Just that, remembering the first quote they say... and the last. - Coop: ? - Brand: ? - Young Murph: ? - Murph: ? - Old Murph: ? - Donald: ? - TARS: ? - Doyle: ? - Profess...

When the rest of the crew goes into the cryo sleep, Coop gets close to TARS and tells something (cant remember exactly what it was) and then TARS: "Why are you whispering? They cant hear you now" Lol the way he said it!! TARS rocked!! I loved that scene. Coop was asking... ... if Amelia Brand and h...

This thread is not the same as [SPOILERS] Best Lines/Quotes because I want we to compare some quotes, that are mentioned in Interstellar, and they have already been said in some Nolan film. Such as...: - Cooper to Brand: You don't to be that honest Leonard, in Memento, said that to Burt. I know that...

There are spoilers. And there are MAJOR SPOILERS. These are the kind of information that you want to avoid if you really want to enjoy a movie. But if we look how Nolan makes movies, there we'll be no major spoilers at all in the trailers because you cannot predict the ending of the story.

Charles Logan is not a film villian, but from TV. He's in 24. And he's pretty good there.