Interstellar (Christopher Nolan) SPOILERS FROM POST 458 ONWARDS

Adamantium · 27-03-2015 6:09am

Ole Rodrigo wrote: »

At times it felt like 2001 mixed with Buck Rogers and Days of our Lives.

If anyone is looking for a straight up hard sci-fi watch Europa Report, low budget but doesn't feel it and it feels more out there/isolated despite them never leaving our solar system.

I loved and it blew me away (others hated it, so be warned) and has stays away from the starry eyed Carl Sagan outlook to show what a real exploration of the universe would probably go down.

A bunch of great unknowns actually portraying how scientists/explorers would behave for real, Sunshine is a good example.

Something that gets on my tits is when is when astronauts aka world class scientists and pilots are asking questions that would have all been answered probably by themselves before launch. Nothing takes me out of a film like it. Scripts are better are saying nothing here.

Find a better way of showing it son, don't tell me!

2001 doesn't expostion **** and we have to watch what its happening and deduce for ourselves.

ktulu123 · 28-03-2015 10:38am

Has anyone seen Interstellar Blu-Rays in HMV yet?

Snake Plisken · 28-03-2015 1:13pm

ktulu123 wrote: »

Has anyone seen Interstellar Blu-Rays in HMV yet?

No think they are holding it until the UK release date on Tuesday

James Forde · 28-03-2015 1:26pm

ktulu123 wrote: »

Has anyone seen Interstellar Blu-Rays in HMV yet?

Yes picked it up in Galway yesterday.

ktulu123 · 28-03-2015 1:34pm

Snake Plisken wrote: »

No think they are holding it until the UK release date on Tuesday

James Forde wrote: »

Yes picked it up in Galway yesterday.

hmmmm, two different answers!! :P Anyone been to Dundrum HMV? Not arsed making the trip if it's not there

DoYouEvenLift · 28-03-2015 5:35pm

HMV dispatched my bluray last Tuesday and it arrived Wednesday. Preordering it online seems to have been the best choice. They had 20% off at the time too so it was less than €15

James Forde · 28-03-2015 5:46pm

ktulu123 wrote: »

hmmmm, two different answers!! :P Anyone been to Dundrum HMV? Not arsed making the trip if it's not there

Ring them.

the_monkey · 28-03-2015 11:30pm

Adamantium wrote: »

If anyone is looking for a straight up hard sci-fi watch Europa Report, low budget but doesn't feel it and it feels more out there/isolated despite them never leaving our solar system.

I loved and it blew me away (others hated it, so be warned) and has stays away from the starry eyed Carl Sagan outlook to show what a real exploration of the universe would probably go down.

A bunch of great unknowns actually portraying how scientists/explorers would behave for real, Sunshine is a good example.

Something that gets on my tits is when is when astronauts aka world class scientists and pilots are asking questions that would have all been answered probably by themselves before launch. Nothing takes me out of a film like it. Scripts are better are saying nothing here.

Find a better way of showing it son, don't tell me!

2001 doesn't expostion **** and we have to watch what its happening and deduce for ourselves.

+1 on Europa Report, it's a great film.

Snake Plisken · 29-03-2015 1:26pm

DoYouEvenLift wrote: »

HMV dispatched my bluray last Tuesday and it arrived Wednesday. Preordering it online seems to have been the best choice. They had 20% off at the time too so it was less than €15

Sorry yes was just going on what Goldendiscs told me on Friday but just went into HMV/xtravision in blanch and picked up the digibook two disc edition for 24.99 which is a decent price as Amazon are looking for £20 for it.

colossus-x · 29-03-2015 2:30pm

One of the reasons I like sci-fi movies is cause they usually come with a good soundtrack and here is no exception. Can't get enough of it at the minute.

Why did this movie SO smell of 2001 ? Was it deliberate? Couldn't be just influence!

If there was one thing that was so ridiculous it was the TSAR robot when it was running. I mean come on, it does not take an engineer to know that 2 rectangular shaped pegs does not an efficient running machine make! So so silly.

But I loved it overall anyway

the_monkey · 29-03-2015 7:04pm

Snake Plisken wrote: »

Sorry yes was just going on what Goldendiscs told me on Friday but just went into HMV/xtravision in blanch and picked up the digibook two disc edition for 24.99 which is a decent price as Amazon are looking for £20 for it.

:mad::mad:

I had it preordered on amazon and with delivery I paid €33 for it ...

Dempsey · 29-03-2015 11:02pm

Watching it again for the first time since seeing it in the cinema. 2 minutes in and the soundtrack just grabs you. Hans Zimmer is a genius

PhiloCypher · 30-03-2015 1:25am

Just watched it again on a 4.3 inch super amoled screen guys. Still amazeballs.

tunguska · 30-03-2015 6:56pm

Out on DVD today I think? Cant wait to see it again. The fact that its still on the first page of this forum 5 months after its domestic release tells me that its a pretty special movie.

ktulu123 · 30-03-2015 7:49pm

Picked up the book version earlier, looking forward to watching the extras

the_monkey · 30-03-2015 11:36pm

I saw a tweet from Brian Cox

https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/interstellar/default.aspx

I can imagine his smiley face, god I'd love to punch him ... :P

SuprSi · 31-03-2015 10:57am

Oh I would love to attend that

No tickets available though unless you pay for a box at over £170 per person.

31-03-2015 11:16am

SuprSi wrote: »

Oh I would love to attend that No tickets available though unless you pay for a box at over £170 per person.

This happened last night according to the official site. God damn it, I would have gone, no question about it. £170 is a steel IMO for such an evening's entertainment; Interstellar with live score conducted by Hans Zimmer, pre-screening talk with Zimmer, Chris Nolan and Kip Thorne. If anyone sees any more dates for it can you post it in this thread please?

Edit: Actually, this was quite likely a once off, looking at all the elements that were in place for it (Zimmer, Nolan, Thorne) I don't see it being a regular thing. F**k it anyway.

DoYouEvenLift · 31-03-2015 11:56am

stankratz wrote: »

This happened last night according to the official site. God damn it, I would have gone, no question about it. £170 is a steel IMO for such an evening's entertainment; Interstellar with live score conducted by Hans Zimmer, pre-screening talk with Zimmer, Chris Nolan and Kip Thorne. If anyone sees any more dates for it can you post it in this thread please?

Edit: Actually, this was quite likely a once off, looking at all the elements that were in place for it (Zimmer, Nolan, Thorne) I don't see it being a regular thing. F**k it anyway.

Also would've gone. I already flew to UK just to see it when it came out so for such a special occasion as this I'd definitely go again.

31-03-2015 5:05pm

DoYouEvenLift wrote: »

Also would've gone. I already flew to UK just to see it when it came out so for such a special occasion as this I'd definitely go again.

It would have been a costly outing no doubt, but one I would never regret parting with money for. I would have loved to get over to see it in on IMAX in England, I imagine it was well worth it yeah?

Snake Plisken · 31-03-2015 7:28pm

HaHa Brilliant! love the Hans Zimmer comment!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZMzf-SDWP8

DoYouEvenLift · 31-03-2015 9:47pm

stankratz wrote: »

It would have been a costly outing no doubt, but one I would never regret parting with money for. I would have loved to get over to see it in on IMAX in England, I imagine it was well worth it yeah?

Yeah flights were less than €30 return. I only booked to see it once but after I came out I went straight back to the queue to see it again. If you're every in Manchester or London and they're playing a 70mm IMAX screening of anything just go see it.

ktulu123 · 31-03-2015 11:04pm

haha the Honest Trailer is funny, always enjoy those. Hans Falling asleep on the organ haha. Pain in the arse, I only heard about the Interstellar Live event the day it was on. Would of made the trip over too. I'd say it was amazing with the live Orchestra

CathyMoran · 01-04-2015 6:41am

I loved the movie but I am aware that it had many flaws, that trailer was hilarious though.

Canis Lupus · 01-04-2015 7:29am

Luigi Affleck made me choke.

kingtiger · 01-04-2015 9:13am

thanks, that was the most accurate review of Interstellar ever

what a let down of a movie

PhiloCypher · 01-04-2015 2:34pm

kingtiger wrote: »

thanks, that was the most accurate review of Interstellar ever

what a let down of a movie

Obvious April fool joke is obvious.

C'mon man try and be a little more subtle everybody knows the movie is amazing and Hans Zimmer is a Genius.

the_monkey · 01-04-2015 4:06pm

stankratz wrote: »

This happened last night according to the official site. God damn it, I would have gone, no question about it. £170 is a steel IMO for such an evening's entertainment; Interstellar with live score conducted by Hans Zimmer, pre-screening talk with Zimmer, Chris Nolan and Kip Thorne. If anyone sees any more dates for it can you post it in this thread please?

Edit: Actually, this was quite likely a once off, looking at all the elements that were in place for it (Zimmer, Nolan, Thorne) I don't see it being a regular thing. F**k it anyway.

Yep, surprised it wasn't advertised more ...

I only saw it by chance with the Brian Cox tweet

Tipsy McSwagger · 01-04-2015 4:55pm

the_monkey wrote: »

I saw a tweet from Brian Cox

https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/interstellar/default.aspx

I can imagine his smiley face, god I'd love to punch him ... :P

This is coming to Dublin in 3 weeks. Nolan, Zimmer & Caine all confirmed so far.

Reg'stoy · 01-04-2015 4:57pm

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

This is coming to Dublin in 3 weeks. Nolan, Zimmer & Caine all confirmed so far.

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Interstellar (Christopher Nolan) SPOILERS FROM POST 458 ONWARDS