>10 years later
>completely and utterly forgotten except for the hans zimmer score
what went wrong?
>10 years later. >completely and utterly forgotten except for the hans zimmer score
>10 years later
>completely and utterly forgotten except for the hans zimmer score
what went wrong?
It was alright alright alright, but not great.
>It was alright alright alright, but not great.
Nice
Scifi written by a dumb guy that thinks he's smart, for much dumber audiences that think they're much smarter.
>Dr. Hugh Mann
Unironically, what did Nolan mean by this?
Dr. Mann presents a sinister hypothesis that, despite all the stuff we’ve done and the things we’ve
achieved, we deep-down just want to give it all up and focus on our social lives. We are bright, we are
wise, but we just don’t have the perspective necessary to rise above our status as clever monkeys. “We
can care deeply,” he says, “selflessly, about those we know, but that empathy rarely extends beyond our
line of sight.” We talk about fixing climate change, but we can’t (in the film we didn’t). We talk of fixing
world hunger, but we can’t (only crop left is corn). We raise money to help earthquake victims in shitty
countries, then forget. We were too busy on our phones, in the bars, in our bedrooms, gossiping and
courting and fricking and eating like the animals that we are.
has mcconaughey done anything notable since this and true detective? unless I missed some big movie it seems like he just fell off the face of hollywood
He did a movie with Snoop Dogg.
He was fricking and sucking with your mom. Or sucking and fricking.
The Gentlemen (2019) but it wasn't mindblowing like TD or Interstellar
2001 remake 13 years late
Time dilation, the movie
Gunbuster did it better. Just like Inception is a worse Paprika.
>Just like Inception is a worse Paprika.
Inception is riffing on Paprika, not a copy. Inception riffs on "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" and others. It's a dream
DILATE
Frequently posted about in nearly every film community including this one and that don't let me leave Murph scene is still memed to death by normies.
more people are going to discuss this than Oppenheimer,tenet,dunkirk.
it started out ok then the answer to the equation fricking ruined the entire movie for me
Soulless tard with no meaningful human connections detected.
it just didn't seem like the movie would go in that direction based on the events from the beginning. i expected hard scifi and not "THE POWER OF LOVE SOLVES EVERYTHING!" kind of bullshit. it was disappointing and anticlimactic
Love wasn't the answer to the quation, idiot.
what was it then? i only watched it once and never bothered to rewatch
>no argument
>pulling shit out of your ass that i never even said
try harder
I'm trying to argue with you, autist. I'm making fun of you for your lack of meaningful connection to people, the world, and universe as a whole.
It was the data relayed by TARS from Gargantua's singularity, dumbass. Every person who shits on this movie for being dumb immediately out themselves as not paying attention like clockwork.
Because youre autistic and think humans and the universe are same as the machines you worship.
It was foreshadowed at the start when they tell the audience NASA never went to the moon.
>completely and utterly forgotten
It's the opposite, people adore it for some reason
Movies made for midwits never stand the test of time
Its his best film
>ten years later
it's still 2014 right bros? OP must be lying
>what went wrong?
The second half.
>what went wrong?
Shit plot writing and shit dialogue writing as with every single Nolan flick since Memento.