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Hopefully, this never happens.CoolwhipSpecial wrote:There is so much potential in a sequel to this film. It's a shame that Chris will never do it, because the end sets up perfectly for the story to be continued.
Maybe he'll revisit it later in his career.
It's hard to take ScreenJunkies seriously when they talk about Interstellar. Especially after watching this video.antovolk wrote:
nightfury93 wrote:Alright so I knew this was coming. The honest trailer was not that bad to be honest and I did get some chuckles out of it, but it still bothered me for some reason.
When I see them kick the crap out of Interstellar I think back to the honest trailers of Captain America 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy. Don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed both of these films, but I hated how screen junkies seemed to emphasize how they were "nitpicking" and "scraping the bottom of the barrel" when critiquing those two films. Then they nitpick Interstellar into the ground as being "stupid."
Yes I know it's comedy, but I still get irked by it. then again, it's probably them just catering to what the Internet likes (comic book films). Anyhow, that's just me two cents. Probably making more of it than I should but I thought that I'd just vent a little.
This Honest Trailer is spot on. Hans Zimmer bit is gold.antovolk wrote:
Oh, you're back.Demo wrote: This Honest Trailer is spot on. Hans Zimmer bit is gold.
Dropping in occasionally in hopes to see news of a new Nolan project that can transcend space and time without the power of love.Havoc1st wrote:Oh, you're back.Demo wrote: This Honest Trailer is spot on. Hans Zimmer bit is gold.
Demo wrote:Dropping in occasionally in hopes to see news of a new Nolan project that can transcend space and time without the power of love.Havoc1st wrote:Oh, you're back.Demo wrote: This Honest Trailer is spot on. Hans Zimmer bit is gold.
