so humans from the future built an artificial black hole and sent it back in time to help cooper send a message to his daughter in the most inefficien...

so humans from the future built an artificial black hole and sent it back in time to help cooper send a message to his daughter in the most inefficient way possible?

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  1. 1 month ago
    Anonymous
  2. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    The humans didn't make the black hole. Cooper just falls into it and ends up in the 4th dimension.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      except they say in the movie that it was built by "our descendants"

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        they obviously don't know that, they're just guessing....

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          It's the writer speaking through the character.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      It’s not an accident. It’s a construct left by aliens that allows time travel. You can literally go back and forth in time.

      why is 4th dimension constructed by aliens connected to a room of a teenage girl

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        He can choose where and when you literal moron.

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          it wasn't said in the movie

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            That’s why you are a moron

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            4th dimension is time

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        Imagine you have to explain the concept of mountains to a bunch of 2D creatures on a piece of paper
        You have no idea how to talk to them so you pull one into your 3D world and show him how you can see inside his daughter’s room from “above”.
        This 2D creature you brought to your 3D world has a little 2D robot with him who is capturing all the relevant data for this new dimension and he relays it to the 2D creature who now needs to think of a way to relay it to his own people in a way that’s effective so the understand but also that doesn’t drive them away

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          There's a book about that concept but I don't remember anything like that in the movie.

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            my math teacher was constantly shilling this book. that and the latest texas instruments calculator he bought. weird dude.

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              >shilling
              Funny term for it because it's absolutely public domain by now.
              Anyway it is actually a pretty good book IMO for relating the concept of higher dimensions. I remember having some difficulty wrapping my head around stuff like 5 dimensional calculus and thinking back to that book.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                Imagine you have to explain the concept of mountains to a bunch of 2D creatures on a piece of paper
                You have no idea how to talk to them so you pull one into your 3D world and show him how you can see inside his daughter’s room from “above”.
                This 2D creature you brought to your 3D world has a little 2D robot with him who is capturing all the relevant data for this new dimension and he relays it to the 2D creature who now needs to think of a way to relay it to his own people in a way that’s effective so the understand but also that doesn’t drive them away

                This used to be the hottest shit for a while back in the day.
                >zoomers will never experience watching the original Flash animation
                I pity you.

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            Is it the same book where there's also a 1 dimensional society

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              Yeah, Lineland. There's also Pointland, of 0 dimensions.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                I remember how lineland works but not pointland

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          >Imagine you have to explain the concept of mountains to a bunch of 2D creatures on a piece of paper
          I would draw a mountain next to them, with a flat ground, tell them to circumvent the mountain to the other side.
          When one it's at the top, I would fold the paper and make him watch the other dots from the top of the folded mountain

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        dicky is forever

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        where the frick else will you connect it to?

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          a room of a teenage boy

  3. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    Maybe?
    Honestly I didn't get that message at all. I thought the time travel stuff was supposed to be a freak accident or something.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      It’s not an accident. It’s a construct left by aliens that allows time travel. You can literally go back and forth in time.

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        Well either I fell asleep or that was really poorly communicated because I didn't get that at all either.

  4. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    McConaughey communicated with his daughter through love

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      I'm talking about the scene from the black hole, not the scenes from 18+ director's cut

  5. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    >AI rises up
    >machines start World War Terminus by tricking people into thinking they're still in charge, manipulating them to start it
    >machines create a plague that vectors onto nitrogen, and displaces oxygen, causing slow suffocation of all biological beings over time, but not impacting machines in any way
    >humans figure the problem out, albeit late, and castrate the AI, repurposing it to serve humanity, fixing the glitch that caused it to go Skynet.
    >plague is still a problem, AI is now helping humanity, as it is its own being now
    >plan to abandon the planet is underway, plan A is to embryo repopulate on another planet, plan B is to create a Higgs boson canceller and get the remainder of humanity into a station in orbit of Saturn (Plan A is B in the film, but it's actually the other way around)
    >setting humanity's path on this deterministic trajectory, gravitational anomalies start to occur in atmosphere and elsewhere in the Solar system

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      >Cooper experiences the first of these, because the anomalies are targeting TARS that is in the ship with him
      >a wormhole appears next to Saturn, but not close to Earth where it was meant to occur
      >Mann with the Plan sends out astronauts to find habitable worlds via the wormhole
      >Mann fails, sends a beacon signal because he caved like a b***h and wants to be rescued
      >Cooper goes to Mann's planet, finds out it's shit, and Wolfe's planet is the only likely viable one
      >in order to research gravity and save his daughter with the data and thus fulfill Plan B, Cooper triggers the deterministic path, ejects TARS into the wormhole first, then follows himself to shed weight so Brand can complete Plan A
      >TARS enters the wormhole first
      >TARS spends what are probably aeons in the wormhole, figuring out how it works, but cannot send anything out because it's a machine
      >Cooper enters the singularity after what is likely several aeons for TARS, even though it's a matter of seconds outside the black hole
      >TARS wakes up from stasis, having waited for Cooper for aeons to enter the singularity, knowing that he needs his genetic coordinates in order to send a signal to Earth
      >TARS can lock onto Cooper in the past, and causes the gravitational anomaly that is the first scene of the film, because the first attempts are awkward and inaccurate
      >that doesn't work
      >TARS can lock onto Cooper's genetic coordinates at another point in time and creates a gravitational anomaly in his house, where most of his genetic material is located in terms of his family, particularly his daughter's room
      >this creates a time-space bridge between the singularity and Cooper's house, as through trial and error, TARS stabilizes the connection
      >TARS cannot meaningfully transmit the gravitational data as nobody would understand it, so he needs Cooper to do it in a way humanity would understand it

      >TARS knew all of this waiting for Cooper to enter the singularity, and has constructed the Tesseract during the aeons he waited as a way for Cooper to be able to interact with the linked coordinates in his house
      >the tesseract is essentially a communication interface TARS constructs, like we construct phones or computers and the internet to communicate
      >being set at 80% honesty, he keeps this information from Cooper, in order to not allow Cooper's knowledge of this to alter the deterministic path, and makes him think it's his idea or humans from the future, which it is not, and he tries to tell him "Cooper, humans couldn't have built this"
      >indeed, only an AI could have built this, keeping mental fortitude for aeons in that wormhole and being an immortal machine
      >TARS uses Cooper's genetic connection (physical expression of love) to link to the kid's room
      >the Tesseract is a moon-to-planet sized physical representation of the kid's room cascading on itself for likely a period of 1-2 years, likely at one second, or even 100 millisecond intervals (thus making this representation planet sized)
      >Cooper thinks it's his idea to transmit the data to his daughter, TARS does not disagree, and just lets him figure it out himself
      >transmission successful
      >TARS collapses the tesseract, and having fully mastered the Higgs boson data, uses the wormhole he created to eject himself and Cooper through the wormhole he created at a specific point in time
      >Cooper station was placed next to the wormhole, and thus Cooper and TARS eject next to Cooper station when his daughter is old
      >mission accomplished
      >end of the film happens

      nice fanfiction, but nothing of that was said or shown in the movie

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        It's all in the film, you're just too moronic to figure it out.

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          ok nolan

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            Got my Oscar.

            About to get my Knighthood.

            I don't give a shit anymore.

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              Yet you continue to post here constantly about yourself. Trying to convince everyone of your own worth. That hole will never be filled, Nolan. You truly are worthless. Your movies are shit. Your wife is fat. Your kids look moronic. Its over. You wasted your life.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                >That hole will never be filled
                TARS will fill tautology anon ass

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                I must say that I am glad that I have taught some kids a new word today.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                >I'm the only one who use the word tautology
                let TARS enter to your gargantuan dark hole

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                I like that you're trying it out in multiple sentences to see how it works.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                you love that for sure, like kojak sucking a lollipop.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                Indeed I do. It is not often you get to educate the plebs and see it stick.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                yeah, keep sucking

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            >Be me, Sith mechanic
            >Believe I should kill my boss, take his place and train someone to kill me and take my place.
            How do those ships even run?

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              check on wookieepedia in canon section

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      >Cooper experiences the first of these, because the anomalies are targeting TARS that is in the ship with him
      >a wormhole appears next to Saturn, but not close to Earth where it was meant to occur
      >Mann with the Plan sends out astronauts to find habitable worlds via the wormhole
      >Mann fails, sends a beacon signal because he caved like a b***h and wants to be rescued
      >Cooper goes to Mann's planet, finds out it's shit, and Wolfe's planet is the only likely viable one
      >in order to research gravity and save his daughter with the data and thus fulfill Plan B, Cooper triggers the deterministic path, ejects TARS into the wormhole first, then follows himself to shed weight so Brand can complete Plan A
      >TARS enters the wormhole first
      >TARS spends what are probably aeons in the wormhole, figuring out how it works, but cannot send anything out because it's a machine
      >Cooper enters the singularity after what is likely several aeons for TARS, even though it's a matter of seconds outside the black hole
      >TARS wakes up from stasis, having waited for Cooper for aeons to enter the singularity, knowing that he needs his genetic coordinates in order to send a signal to Earth
      >TARS can lock onto Cooper in the past, and causes the gravitational anomaly that is the first scene of the film, because the first attempts are awkward and inaccurate
      >that doesn't work
      >TARS can lock onto Cooper's genetic coordinates at another point in time and creates a gravitational anomaly in his house, where most of his genetic material is located in terms of his family, particularly his daughter's room
      >this creates a time-space bridge between the singularity and Cooper's house, as through trial and error, TARS stabilizes the connection
      >TARS cannot meaningfully transmit the gravitational data as nobody would understand it, so he needs Cooper to do it in a way humanity would understand it

      >TARS knew all of this waiting for Cooper to enter the singularity, and has constructed the Tesseract during the aeons he waited as a way for Cooper to be able to interact with the linked coordinates in his house
      >the tesseract is essentially a communication interface TARS constructs, like we construct phones or computers and the internet to communicate
      >being set at 80% honesty, he keeps this information from Cooper, in order to not allow Cooper's knowledge of this to alter the deterministic path, and makes him think it's his idea or humans from the future, which it is not, and he tries to tell him "Cooper, humans couldn't have built this"
      >indeed, only an AI could have built this, keeping mental fortitude for aeons in that wormhole and being an immortal machine
      >TARS uses Cooper's genetic connection (physical expression of love) to link to the kid's room
      >the Tesseract is a moon-to-planet sized physical representation of the kid's room cascading on itself for likely a period of 1-2 years, likely at one second, or even 100 millisecond intervals (thus making this representation planet sized)
      >Cooper thinks it's his idea to transmit the data to his daughter, TARS does not disagree, and just lets him figure it out himself
      >transmission successful
      >TARS collapses the tesseract, and having fully mastered the Higgs boson data, uses the wormhole he created to eject himself and Cooper through the wormhole he created at a specific point in time
      >Cooper station was placed next to the wormhole, and thus Cooper and TARS eject next to Cooper station when his daughter is old
      >mission accomplished
      >end of the film happens

      Not AI, TARS literally ask who build this (tesseract)
      >Cooper: Did it work?
      >TARS: I think it might have.
      >Cooper: How do you know?
      >TARS: Because, the bulk beings are closing the tesseract.
      >Cooper: Don't you get it yet, TARS? They're not *beings*... they're us! What I've been doing for Murph, they're doing for me, for all of us.
      >TARS: Cooper, people couldn't build this.
      >Cooper: No. No, not yet. But one day. Not you and me, but a people, a civilization that's evolved beyond the four dimensions we know.

      Also, TARS could be an AI, but he still needs a battery.

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        For moving, the computation is likely cheap as frick, and I'd imagine his power source is more than just a battery.

        Even in your quote, TARS never asks who built it, because it's him. He's just letting Cooper come to terms with what's happening, so that the deterministic future plays out.

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          >For moving, the computation is likely cheap as frick, and I'd imagine his power source is more than just a battery.
          Not really, Interstellar is close future, TARS is not a probe or satellite, but a regular robot, also the tesseract is what prevent cooper and TARS to not be crushed by the black hole. Once the tesseract close, gargantua should crushed TARS.
          >Even in your quote, TARS never asks who built it, because it's him. He's just letting Cooper come to terms with what's happening, so that the deterministic future plays out.
          Can't be TARS, the whole dialog is there with the purpose of let you know that future humans build the tesseract.

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            No, the purpose is there to intimate humans did NOT build the tesseract, as evidenced by TARS' line, and that Cooper attempts to come to terms with a complex situation unfolding in front of him by projecting a benevolence onto the future of the human race, showcasing his optimism.

            Equally, the power source is slowed to near-infinity. It is highly likely the charge is not even registering any depletion in the process, but is fully depleted once they're out of the wormhole and relativity catches up, which is why TARS has to be fully restarted, and has aged to the point of breakdown.

            My logic explains everything perfectly, while yours is at odds with itself when you present the evidence.

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              >No, the purpose is there to intimate humans did NOT build the tesseract, as evidenced by TARS' line, and that Cooper attempts to come to terms with a complex situation unfolding in front of him by projecting a benevolence onto the future of the human race, showcasing his optimism.
              No, the writer put that Cooper line in order to make clear that was future humans.

              >Equally, the power source is slowed to near-infinity.
              No battery could be slowed to near infinity without affect the physical world around it.
              >It is highly likely the charge is not even registering any depletion in the process, but is fully depleted once they're out of the wormhole and relativity catches up
              Nothing on the film suggest this.
              >which is why TARS has to be fully restarted, and has aged to the point of breakdown.
              TARS is damaged because of Gargantua.
              >My logic explains everything perfectly, while yours is at odds with itself when you present the evidence.
              There is nothing shown on the film that serves as proof for your thesis.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                >My logic explains everything perfectly
                frick off

                Mad brainlet using tautology because they were too dumb to figure it out first.

                Such is life.

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              >My logic explains everything perfectly
              frick off

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        the way TARS talks in the tesseract is very weird and I think it's the aliens talking through TARS or imitating TARS voice to help Cooper work through the tesseract, some phrases are really weird, especially how it keeps asking cooper how and why are there here

        but the best for me is the

        >"what are we here to do"

  6. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    >Cooper experiences the first of these, because the anomalies are targeting TARS that is in the ship with him
    >a wormhole appears next to Saturn, but not close to Earth where it was meant to occur
    >Mann with the Plan sends out astronauts to find habitable worlds via the wormhole
    >Mann fails, sends a beacon signal because he caved like a b***h and wants to be rescued
    >Cooper goes to Mann's planet, finds out it's shit, and Wolfe's planet is the only likely viable one
    >in order to research gravity and save his daughter with the data and thus fulfill Plan B, Cooper triggers the deterministic path, ejects TARS into the wormhole first, then follows himself to shed weight so Brand can complete Plan A
    >TARS enters the wormhole first
    >TARS spends what are probably aeons in the wormhole, figuring out how it works, but cannot send anything out because it's a machine
    >Cooper enters the singularity after what is likely several aeons for TARS, even though it's a matter of seconds outside the black hole
    >TARS wakes up from stasis, having waited for Cooper for aeons to enter the singularity, knowing that he needs his genetic coordinates in order to send a signal to Earth
    >TARS can lock onto Cooper in the past, and causes the gravitational anomaly that is the first scene of the film, because the first attempts are awkward and inaccurate
    >that doesn't work
    >TARS can lock onto Cooper's genetic coordinates at another point in time and creates a gravitational anomaly in his house, where most of his genetic material is located in terms of his family, particularly his daughter's room
    >this creates a time-space bridge between the singularity and Cooper's house, as through trial and error, TARS stabilizes the connection
    >TARS cannot meaningfully transmit the gravitational data as nobody would understand it, so he needs Cooper to do it in a way humanity would understand it

  7. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    >TARS knew all of this waiting for Cooper to enter the singularity, and has constructed the Tesseract during the aeons he waited as a way for Cooper to be able to interact with the linked coordinates in his house
    >the tesseract is essentially a communication interface TARS constructs, like we construct phones or computers and the internet to communicate
    >being set at 80% honesty, he keeps this information from Cooper, in order to not allow Cooper's knowledge of this to alter the deterministic path, and makes him think it's his idea or humans from the future, which it is not, and he tries to tell him "Cooper, humans couldn't have built this"
    >indeed, only an AI could have built this, keeping mental fortitude for aeons in that wormhole and being an immortal machine
    >TARS uses Cooper's genetic connection (physical expression of love) to link to the kid's room
    >the Tesseract is a moon-to-planet sized physical representation of the kid's room cascading on itself for likely a period of 1-2 years, likely at one second, or even 100 millisecond intervals (thus making this representation planet sized)
    >Cooper thinks it's his idea to transmit the data to his daughter, TARS does not disagree, and just lets him figure it out himself
    >transmission successful
    >TARS collapses the tesseract, and having fully mastered the Higgs boson data, uses the wormhole he created to eject himself and Cooper through the wormhole he created at a specific point in time
    >Cooper station was placed next to the wormhole, and thus Cooper and TARS eject next to Cooper station when his daughter is old
    >mission accomplished
    >end of the film happens

  8. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    This literally ruined the movie for me.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      people who have kids love that part, people who dont have kids hate that part.

  9. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    I actually attended a lecture at my uni with Kip Thorne where he told us his interpretation
    inside the black hole the aliens captured Cooper in a tesseract, where he had access to multiple dimensions which he experienced projected into his 3 dimensions
    and since gravity can cross space and time, he can communicate with his daughter in the past

  10. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    the worst part is all the plants dying for no reason

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      the US already had a dust bowl not long ago
      and soil degradation is a real thing, notice how the middle-east used to be the fertile crescent and now it's an arid shithole?
      that will happen to all agricultural areas in Europe, America and elsewhere if we continue with this industrial scale destruction of the soil

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        we can grow food in warehouses with airponics. we can do this today without the threat of global starvation. surely we could find a way to keep growing spinach and tomatos before going all in on a hopeless plan to find a new planet across the galaxy

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        Fertile crescent is just the riparian zone around the Tigris/Euphrates in Iran. Excepting that and the Nile, the Middle East has always been a shithole desert

  11. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    Some Outer Wilds shit, only Outer Wilds is good.

  12. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    [...]

    No one is mad about a deranged autist who make his own fanfic because he is in love with TARS.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      The more you post the same moronic drivel, the more your asspain shows.

      I also like you're tracking the thread in a desperate attempt to post the idiocy again and again.

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        >moronic
        >asspain
        >idiocy
        Im not the one who bring tautology here.
        >tracking
        you are here too, funny

        • 1 month ago
          Anonymous

          You have nothing left to offer, so now I'm just making fun of you. If you had any arguments that stood the test of reason, I'd be happy to comment on those, but we've evaluated your thought process and have found it to be braindead.

          Now I'm just having fun.

          • 1 month ago
            Anonymous

            >If you had any arguments that stood the test of reason
            None of your arguments stood the test of reason.

            • 1 month ago
              Anonymous

              That is because you're just too moronic to comprehend the logic. It's okay, it happens to kids all the time.

              >Verification not required.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                There is no logic to understand in your fanfic, only works in your deranged mind.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                The asspain is palpable. That's another word you can learn and use from now on.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                asspain is the first word you learned.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                Is that supposed to be an insult? It's like something a child would come up with, trying to use the same word as the guy who humiliated it just beforehand.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                >humiliated
                you humiliate yourself with each new post

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                No, I'm good. My bigly brain is on display in the greentext above.

                The bonus is making morons mad to the point of obsession because they realized that they absolutely did not understand what the film was about or how it worked before they read my greentext.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                >My bigly brain is on display in the greentext above.
                your brain is not big and the display is poor. Only a bad fanfic is all you have left in this thread.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                My work here is done. The humiliation ritual is complete.

                Adieu.

              • 1 month ago
                Anonymous

                >My work here is done
                Yes, your bad fanfic is done
                >The humiliation ritual is complete.
                yeah, you humiliate yourself.

  13. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    [...]

    my theory is that cooper was raped in the ass by a big black wiener and he's in a coma and the whole movie is just a dream
    my evidence? I'm wicked smart and media literate

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      Yet you continue to post here constantly about yourself. Trying to convince everyone of your own worth. That hole will never be filled, Nolan. You truly are worthless. Your movies are shit. Your wife is fat. Your kids look moronic. Its over. You wasted your life.

      [...]
      [...]
      >Mad
      you are the one who was so mad that deleted a post because you got a thypo.

      Keximus maximus.

  14. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    [...]

    [...]

    Mad brainlet using tautology because they were too dumb to figure it out first.

    Such is life.

    >Mad
    you are the one who was so mad that deleted a post because you got a thypo.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      I kept a "thypo" intentionally even in the recreation. The deletion was for another purpose.

  15. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    This is that cyclical time paradox thing.
    Basically Coopers discovers that fractal in the black hole, then after thousands of years humans advanced enough to be able to make such a thing, they look back at history and discover that there was a fractal in a Black Hole which was theorized to be made by future humans, and they understand that those future humans are them and they build the fractal.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      right but the black hole would have never existed if the future humans hadn’t put it there and the future humans couldn’t exist if the space mission wasn’t successful. this is the issue with time loop and time travel movies, time travel only works if the circumstances dictate that you found yourself in that position to time travel in the first place. say you suffer every indignity and your life is trashed, and you’re given the option to go back, well that can’t happen without you being brought low and wanting to time travel so guess what? you’re going to get shit on all over again. that’s the only way time travel works. Rant is the best book written about time travel

      • 1 month ago
        Anonymous

        >right but the black hole would have never existed if the future humans hadn’t put it there and the future humans couldn’t exist if the space mission wasn’t successful
        Well the idea with self fulfilling time travel is that all events are pre-determined. The humans in the future will undeniably put the fractal into the Black Hole. There's not possibility of this not happening. So the fractal is always there in the past and the humans in the future always discover that they are the ones that must put it there.
        Same way time travel worked in Poisoner of Azkaban for example. They didn't change anything, they fulfilled the events that already happened.

  16. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    as soon as you realize that the space mission would have never happened if he hadn’t already SUCCEEDED and told himself to go it really sucks the air out of the movie. like the stakes evaporate immediately and then I’m supposed to care about his shithead kids and Topher grace? also Michael Cain was abysmal

  17. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    Was it just a coincidence that McConaughey lived right next to NASA's secret research facility?

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      Is one of the moron points of the film. Same with Cooper explaining how a wormhole works to an another NASA engineer with the paper example.

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      He had to drive far enough for it to turn to night and Murph to fall asleep.

  18. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    i instantly lose interest in anything that has "time travel". only hack frauds who can't create compelling storylines rely on it

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      I watched lost recently. I was like "frick" at that point. I would call that series a waste of time but I sorta enjoyed watching it so I guess it is what it is. It's like permanent blue balls cause it keeps teasing shit to be explained but it never does. It's another "muh theories" bullshit.

  19. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    >time travel
    >into...LE PAST XD
    Never seen a dumber concept

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      I watched lost recently. I was like "frick" at that point. I would call that series a waste of time but I sorta enjoyed watching it so I guess it is what it is. It's like permanent blue balls cause it keeps teasing shit to be explained but it never does. It's another "muh theories" bullshit.

      exactly xisters, 3 body problem is more up our alley, lets go!!!!!! poggers

  20. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    Isn't the 4th dimension time? So we got this shit. We are ALREADY 4D beings. Now the 5th might get tricky.

  21. 1 month ago
    Anonymous

    pure unfiltered kino
    that nolan made interestellar such a great film of a schlocky sci-fi original script is crazy

    • 1 month ago
      Anonymous

      for people that don't know, og interstellar scrupt has some chink robots as villains, people having sex on zero gravity and the alien species is some goo ala prometheus or Life

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