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'Interstellar' Reviews Discussion
Zimmer's score was gorgeous; uplifting, adventurous, sorrowful, dark, brooding. His best work so far which is really saying something. The organs were a perfect choice.
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I have read the 2008 script after seeing the movie and I can tell you a lot of things have changed.o SHAKESPEARE o wrote:Has anyone who read Jonah's 2008 draft seen the movie? If so, how much has changed/how different is the final product (without spoilers, of course)?
James Berardinelli's 4/4 rave tho 
That's gotta be like only the second or third to get it this year
That's gotta be like only the second or third to get it this year
Also, these three moments moved me to tears
Just thinking about that last one still affects me.
Vesh wrote:Also, these three moments moved me to tears
Just thinking about that last one still affects me.
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I really liked it. It took me awhile to process everything. I think it's the best movie that Nolan's ever directed but it's not my favorite movie of his if that makes any sense.
I get the ideas behind the 3rd act but I'm not sure if I like how it's portrayed visually in the movie. It was bordering being corny/cheesy but I went with it. It's definitely not everyone's cup of tea.
I get the ideas behind the 3rd act but I'm not sure if I like how it's portrayed visually in the movie. It was bordering being corny/cheesy but I went with it. It's definitely not everyone's cup of tea.
I went to the same AutoNation IMAX in Fort Lauderdale but for 11pm. And I really understand you!yourstrulyinhd wrote:I caught an 8PM show tonight at AutoNation IMAX in Ft. Lauderdale for a 15/70 screening. We sat third row from the back, dead center, which are KILLER seats. If I'm fortunate enough to live a long and healthy life I'll probably discuss this movie in a conversation about "the greats" towards the end of it. What an experience. Massive, massive film. Really, a blockbuster experience unlike any I can remember.
That said, it isn't perfect. Even narratively, it's just not as coherent as, even, his more complex work. But I suspended my disbelief very early on and went for the ride.
The senses of scale and stakes are through the roof in a way I don't ever recall experiencing in a blockbuster. 15/70 IMAX probably helped with that. I'll be seeing it on 35mm soon to see how it compares. I got home and it was still on my mind. My girlfriend too. This is "cultural event programming". This one's gonna be remembered, folks. See it in IMAX.
I'm pretty sure there's more than 3.
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I want to discuss this. Still... 1 Day to go. 
