Interstellar (Christopher Nolan) SPOILERS FROM POST 458 ONWARDS

Sad Professor · 10-01-2013 10:22am #1

His brother has been attached to this for a while. And so was Spielberg, but it seems Nolan has now stepped in. It's a sci-fi film about explorers who travel through a wormhole into an alternate dimension. It's apparently based on real-world science. The original treatment was written by Caltech physicist Kip S. Thorne.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/christopher-nolan-talks-direct-interstellar-410616

Duggy747 · 10-01-2013 10:52am

Michael Caine and Hans Zimmer should be expecting a phone call soon :pac:

Goldstein · 10-01-2013 11:10am

Hard science fiction about time travel & alternate dimensions. Jonathan Nolan script. Christopher Nolan Directing.

That sounds very promising.

Rabidlamb · 10-01-2013 4:57pm

Not exactly new ground for Nolan.
Part of me would like to see how he'd do with a straight up comedy or romcom.
Thought he could do no wrong up until the nonsensical TDKR, I was a fanboy before that car crash.

Corholio · 10-01-2013 5:28pm

Caine apparently already has being spoke to about being in it. I remember him some time last year talking about a secret project Nolan was doing, I presume this is it.

This should fill the sci-fi void that is left by Robopocalypse, now that its not happening, or not happening anytime soon anyway.

JP Liz V1 · 04-04-2013 1:07am

Matthew McConaughey is suppose to be attached now

Technocentral · 04-04-2013 1:11am

Sliders: The Movie, at last.

kingtiger · 04-04-2013 10:41am

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Matthew McConaughey is suppose to be attached now

oh ffs, the shirtless one

now there is one "actor" I cant stand

Corkfeen · 04-04-2013 12:20pm

kingtiger wrote: »

oh ffs, the shirtless one

now there is one "actor" I cant stand

I didn't like him before but Killer Joe renewed my faith in him. Think he pulled off one of the most unsettling performances of 2012.

FlashD · 04-04-2013 12:38pm

Rabidlamb wrote: »

Not exactly new ground for Nolan.
Part of me would like to see how he'd do with a straight up comedy or romcom.
.

Why?

He's not a comedy or rom com director. I would have thought that was at least glaringly obvious based on the genres he has directed.

Playboy · 05-04-2013 2:20pm

Matthew McConaughey can be a very good actor but he needs a character to play. When he plays himself his performances are just awful but when he can get his teeth into something like Killer Joe and Magic Mike he can be very good.

Movie idea sounds great and I'm sure Nolan will do the idea justice. Looking forward to it.

Looper007 · 05-04-2013 7:25pm

Corkfeen wrote: »

I didn't like him before but Killer Joe renewed my faith in him. Think he pulled off one of the most unsettling performances of 2012.

The Lincoln Lawyer renewed my faiht in him. Magic Mike and Killer Joe sealed the deal. Seems since he's got married and settled down, he's taken the acting lark a bit more serious.

helimachoptor · 06-04-2013 9:57am

More Kari Wurher please

JP Liz V1 · 09-04-2013 11:22pm

Anne Hathaway latest name attached now

helimachoptor · 15-04-2013 5:06pm

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Anne Hathaway latest name attached now

Mediumly happy at that...

iColdFusion · 16-04-2013 10:20pm

kingtiger wrote: »

oh ffs, the shirtless one

now there is one "actor" I cant stand

Stewie agrees.
Terrible audio but worth it nonetheless

fruvai · 23-04-2013 6:40pm

Hoyte Van Hoytema (Let the Right One In, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Fighter) is Nolan's new cinematographer

krudler · 23-04-2013 6:43pm

fruvai wrote: »

Hoyte Van Hoytema (Let the Right One In, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Fighter) is Nolan's new cinematographer

No Wally Pfister? he's shot all Nolan's movies so far wonder what made him change.

DrumSteve · 23-04-2013 6:51pm

krudler wrote: »

No Wally Pfister? he's shot all Nolan's movies so far wonder what made him change.

Hes doing his own thing now as a director.

the whole year inn · 23-04-2013 11:46pm

iColdFusion wrote: »

Stewie agrees.
Terrible audio but worth it nonetheless

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv9sixrdMU

some more bashing.

Sad Professor · 24-04-2013 11:02am

Hoytema is an fantastic choice. He's is known for his diffuse, low colour cinematography, which is very filmic and couldn't be any further from the current Hollywood obsession with sharpness and orange & teal. I was expecting a Hollywood heavy-hitter with experience with large formats and a preference for celluloid, such as Robert Elswit. But Hoytema is a much more interesting choice. Let the Right One In's cinematography creates an atmosphere of lonely isolation that really adds to the storytelling. Compare this to the lighting in the American remake which is typical horror movie cinematography.

krudler · 24-04-2013 12:17pm

Sad Professor wrote: »

Hoytema is an fantastic choice. He's is known for his diffuse, low colour cinematography, which is very filmic and couldn't be any further from the current Hollywood obsession with sharpness and orange & teal. I was expecting a Hollywood heavy-hitter with experience with large formats and a preference for celluloid, such as Robert Elswit. But Hoytema is a much more interesting choice. Let the Right One In's cinematography creates an atmosphere of lonely isolation that really adds to the storytelling. Compare this to the lighting in the American remake which is typical horror movie cinematography.

I really liked how the original LTROI was shot, very bleak