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Interstellar (Christopher Nolan) *SPOILERS FROM POST 458 ONWARDS*

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    #182
    krudler
    Registered Users Posts: 34,788 ✭✭✭✭krudler


    New posters, first one is nice, the second woulf be without the orange/teal look

    newinterstellarposter_large.jpg

    interstellar_ver3.jpg


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    #183
    FlashR2D2
    Closed Accounts Posts: 74 ✭✭FlashR2D2


    ^^

    It's always nice to see the first posters but nothing special or original really about these really.


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    #184
    FlashR2D2
    Closed Accounts Posts: 74 ✭✭FlashR2D2


    ^^

    It's always nice to see the first posters but nothing special or original really about these.


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    #185
    Bacchus
    Registered Users Posts: 4,699 ✭✭✭Bacchus


    FlashR2D2 wrote: »
    ^^

    It's always nice to see the first posters but nothing special or original really about these.

    Your first post was good but there was nothing original really about the second one :P


    The second poster is very meh but I like the 1st one, great sense of the unknown from it and the ship looks like a really cool design.


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    #186
    Snake Plisken
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    Bacchus wrote: »
    Your first post was good but there was nothing original really about the second one :P


    The second poster is very meh but I like the 1st one, great sense of the unknown from it and the ship looks like a really cool design.
    Well I like the second poster as it represents the father daughter relationship which is the emotional heart of Interstellar!


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    #187
    FortuneChip
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    I dunno, the spaceship kinda looks like a lot of kitchen appliances formation-skydiving.


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    #188
    Bacchus
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    FortuneChip wrote: »
    I dunno, the spaceship kinda looks like a lot of kitchen appliances formation-skydiving.

    LOL.

    It looks like a practical design though with the modular sections. Reminiscent of Space Odyssey too.


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    #189
    KilOit
    Registered Users Posts: 2,990 ✭✭✭KilOit


    FortuneChip wrote: »
    I dunno, the spaceship kinda looks like a lot of kitchen appliances formation-skydiving.

    Thanks, can't be unseen now :rolleyes:


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    #190
    Adamantium
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    FortuneChip wrote: »
    I dunno, the spaceship kinda looks like a lot of kitchen appliances formation-skydiving.

    You brilliant bastard, I laughed, stopped and then laughed some more. An idea is like a virus - Inception


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    #191
    charlie_says
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    Nolan does big very well. However, his Batman movies seem to be that rare breed of movie that can produce some serious fanboyism. Personally I didn't like them much, especially TDKR, which was just silly really. :pac:

    Memento was his best film by far I think.

    I'm now off to change into some ironic clothes, drink cocktails out of a jam jar and start a collective of locally sourced foraged mushroom taco eateries. On my fixie bike.


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    #192
    Amalgam
    Registered Users Posts: 6,026 ✭✭✭Amalgam


    The latest trailers for this are film ruining, avoid like the plague.. :mad:


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    #193
    Fuzzy_Dunlop
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    Amalgam wrote: »
    The latest trailers for this are film ruining, avoid like the plague.. :mad:

    Thanks for the heads up. What I've liked so far about the trailers is that they haven't given much away. My main concern is having to avoid the trailers in the cinema now


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    #194
    Amalgam
    Registered Users Posts: 6,026 ✭✭✭Amalgam


    Fuzzy_Dunlop wrote: »
    Thanks for the heads up.

    Not so much very specific plot twists, but the visual mechanics, and use of, the hardware in the science fiction..


    The trailers feature post, 'leaving Earth', visuals heavily.

    So much nicer to approach a film with some visual spice, unknown to the viewer.


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    #195
    Adamantium
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    Rumours out there that there will be a trailer for T5 (genesis/gensys/this reboot is THE reboot) in front of Interstellar.


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    #196
    Snake Plisken
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    Final trailer is up! Nothing in it that we didn't already know! Also there are advertising special screenings on the 5th, I wonder will they do this here in Ireland? I hope so!


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    #197
    Frank Bullitt
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    Really can't wait for this.


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    #198
    Basq
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    Not gonna watch the latest trailer.. gonna save some stuff for cinema!

    But hear the run-time is pushing 3 hours (slightly longer than TDKR if I recall correctly).


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    #199
    Fago123
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    Basq wrote: »
    Not gonna watch the latest trailer.. gonna save some stuff for cinema!

    But hear the run-time is pushing 3 hours (slightly longer than TDKR if I recall correctly).

    169 mins to be precise


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    #200
    Drumpot
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    Yeh,

    Keeping an eye out to see if its getting an early release here. Nolan is a genius at making movies, cant wait for this .


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    #201
    Sad Professor
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    It’s only being released early on film. Quite the stunt on Nolan’s part. Goes to show how much power he has.


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    #202
    e_e
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    How great would it be if both Lighthouse and IFI (even they played Inception) got it early on film?


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    #203
    Snake Plisken
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    Sad Professor wrote: »
    It’s only being released early on film. Quite the stunt on Nolan’s part. Goes to show how much power he has.

    Yeah I think it has to be 70mm equipped cinemas, I take it none of the cinema chains will have a 70mm film projector, what about the Savoy?


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    #204
    Sad Professor
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    It’s actually being released early in three film formats - 15 perf/70mm (real) IMAX, 70mm and 35mm.

    The IFI is the only 70mm equipped cinema in Ireland, but I’d say the chances of them getting a 70mm print is slim to none. A couple of 35mm prints is the best we can hope for, but it depends how serious Warners is about this.


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    #205
    Snake Plisken
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    well at 169 minutes we know we are going to get the directors cut, shows the power Nolan that he is not forced to cut down the runtime of his film.


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    #206
    krudler
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    Checked and the big IMAX here is indeed getting the 70MM film version, this will look bloody amazing. Must book tickets over the weekend.


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    #207
    quad_red
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    Anyone know if the IMAX in Belfast is getting it?

    Saw my first IMAX film last year in London (Gravity). Blew my flipping socks off.


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    #208
    the_monkey
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    I'm so looking forward to this film, but the problem with this is it leaves a lot of room for disappointment.

    I really looked forward to Prometheus and well look how that turned out ?

    Now I know Nolan is another matter and that idiot Lindehof was associated with Prometheus ... but still anything that you expect so much of is bound to generate some disappointment.

    It's a tricky subject to tackle aswell ... how will they deal with Alien life (if any) etc ...


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    #209
    the_monkey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,556 ✭✭✭the_monkey


    I see in the latest trailer
    he says goodbye to our Galaxy ? they go _THAT_ far ? I guess it's a wormhole so I suppose it's possible, but does the story need it to be that far ?


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    #210
    ktulu123
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    So where do we think is the best place to see it in Ireland? Will be seeing it in London IMAX over Christmas but want to see it on release day here first. On a decent screen :)


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    #211
    Duggy747
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    ktulu123 wrote: »
    So where do we think is the best place to see it in Ireland? Will be seeing it in London IMAX over Christmas but want to see it on release day here first. On a decent screen :)

    INTERSTELLAR.2014.CAM.READNFO.x264.AAC-TOXiN

    :pac:


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