I do have a new question after seeing it for a second time though. Why would the brilliant Dr. Mann put himself in a position where explosive depressurization could take place? Wouldn't he know how to avoid that? Also, can someone provide an explanation of how the future humans were able to provide ...

Countless people have already stated this, but the movie seemed noticeably better upon a second viewing.

Havoc1st wrote:Wait, does the Academy Awards base the score:

a)From the film
or
b) From the official soundtrack.

Neither. It's based on the relationship with the father.

Other people have probably mentioned it, but I loved the crack of thunder when we see the zoomed out view of Saturn. It was so odd, but it worked beautifully.

As was pointed out on another website, was there a reason the future humans didn't just send the gravity equation's solution directly to Dr. Brand?

Christopher Nolan will be on Tyson's radio show, StarTalk, to discuss the film.

Lots of great scenes, but these are the one that stands out for me: 1. Messages scene. 2. Docking scene. 3. Rocket launch match cut. Where was there a match cut in that scene? Same. Was there a match cut? I don't remember if there was one in that scene. I'm positive there wasn't. It went from Coop ...

ThePhantomTerror wrote:Lots of great scenes, but these are the one that stands out for me:

1. Messages scene.
2. Docking scene.
3. Rocket launch match cut.

Where was there a match cut in that scene?

I asked this earlier, but I don't know if anyone saw it: When Coop first entered the black hole, what were the cloud of white, glasslike specks and fireballs flying at him supposed to be? Also, if the space station is already heading into the wormhole to colonize the habitable planet, why can't Coop...

One thing for me that I am still trying to figure out is the Space Ship crash from the opening sequence. I mean we barely get any backstory to McC and Nolan just does a lot of quick cuts skipping time which actually is fine with me. I feel like it was cut this way on purpose. But some scenes like, ...