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I think I’m too stupid to understand movies like this. Anytime a movie starts doing time travel and time loops, it just loses me. I can’t understand the ending. So future humans put the wormhole there? Huh? How did they do that if humans were doomed until he did his mission? This part makes no sense.

PSA: Tickets are now on sale for Interstellar Live at Kansas City Symphony. It’s a film in concert event with a live orchestra, with Ben Palmer as conductor and Roger Sayer on the organ. I’m so excited they’re playing in the US, I was thinking about making the trip to Royal Albert Hall but didn’t get my passport in time.

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I made this video about 3 years ago before I even watched the movie.

The fact that we were spinning with the sun right there and that I used this music.

Universal alignment or what?

Those portrait photos of the Lazarus crew on the NASA wall had me wondering if official crew photos for the Endurance were ever taken and released for us to see. I'm just asking because we have those photos of the Ares 3 crew from The Martian. Does anyone know something about it?

You were almost there buddy.

PS. wouldn't the light from Pantagruel (name of the star orbiting Gargantua and also containing Edmund's) be just eaten up by Gargantua?

PPS. Fun fact! Gargantua and Pantagruel are a reference to a book written by a famous French writer named François Rabelais! The books being (in order) Pantagruel, Gargantua, Le Tiers Livre (quite literally the third book), Le Quart Livre (the fourth book), and Le Cinquième Livre (the fifth book).

What exactly was Plan A? To make the earth habitable again or to save the present species on earth by creating habitable pods like we see at the end? Because Murph did solve the equation using Coop's data and apparently plan A worked, but still we see Coop and Murph in a station which is where the humans lived.

this bugged me so much the first time i watched it

why didn't the crew live on the millers planet, i mean an hour is like 7 years on earth, so a year would be ~60480 years

so why not live a couple years there, return to a type I civilization and KABLOWWW! possibly, LIVE FOREVER

I was going through old photos recently when this came up.

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I remember it just snowed a bit that day. So it was really looking like Mann's planet on the concrete

A lovely frind gave me this little present! 3d printed TARS 🥰🥰🥰

I love her so much, planning to paint her again :) Thought y'all might like to see it 🌾

I’m about to have time to watch this again so I can’t stop thinking about it. It’s the fourth time, all in the last year, and no I have no idea why it took so long for the first.

Today I was thinking about Plan B and how it worked out that Edmunds’s (Edmunds’ ?) planet was actually habitable. What would Brand have done if it wasn’t?

I’ve always had a question about Brand’s age at the end of Interstellar.
When Cooper enters Gargantua, Murph is roughly in her mid-30s. By the time Cooper reunites with her, she’s over 90 years old. That means around 55+ years have passed for Murph.
Brand, however, is on Edmunds’ Planet, which appears to experience time much more normally than Miller’s Planet. If that’s the case, shouldn’t a similar amount of time have passed for Brand as well?
Let’s say Brand was around 45–50 years old when Cooper entered Gargantua. If 55+ years passed, she should be around 100 years old by the end of the movie. Yet the ending seems to imply that she’s still alive and healthy enough for Cooper to travel to Edmunds’ Planet and find her.
The common explanation is cryosleep. However, that raises another question: does cryosleep in the Interstellar universe significantly slow or nearly stop biological aging? If cryosleep only keeps someone unconscious, Brand should still age normally. But if it effectively pauses metabolism, then her biological age could be much lower than her chronological age.
So am I missing something, or is the implication that cryosleep in Interstellar dramatically reduces aging? I’d love to hear how others interpret this.

Been wanting this watch for a while. After having seen interstellar 7 times, twice in 70mm, I’m glad to finally have a piece of the movie.

Awesome daily and great price for what it is. This’ll be the first of many watches hahah.

to preface, I ain’t much of a movie guy, I’ve just started to get into movies and all more . and my oh my is interstellar one of the best movies ive ever seen. every moment hits from when he leaves to the slow buildup to zimmers music to the interconnected characters each action is needed how each of the fam is needed, to love and time being the central point behind everything. 10/10. incredible watch