Interstellar re-release

[closetojumping 65238]

17 hours ago, Frank The Tank said:

Tenet is confusing sure, but fun as hell and I think very interesting. Robert Pattinson was great. Dogshit? No way. 

Tenet is dogshit wrapped in catshit. You can't even defend it without prefacing that you didn't know what in the fuck was happening either. 

[Helobious 9754]

Pains me to agree with CTJ on anything but he’s dead on about Tenet. Classic “let’s cover up the holes and the weaknesses in this story by making it as confusing as possible for no reason”. Logic falls on its face too (dude was fighting with himself, wtf?)

[Frank The Tank 1503]

8 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

Tenet is dogshit wrapped in catshit. You can't even defend it without prefacing that you didn't know what in the fuck was happening either. 

Meh. Agree to disagree. I was entertained and visually impressed with the movie making. Perhaps I have a low bar. 

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1 hour ago, Helobious said:

Pains me to agree with CTJ on anything but he’s dead on about Tenet. Classic “let’s cover up the holes and the weaknesses in this story by making it as confusing as possible for no reason”. Logic falls on its face too (dude was fighting with himself, wtf?)

Yes, it's Helobious who must feel aggrieved that the two of us are aligned on something. 

[Disco Strangler 1911]

Liked the hillbilly porno version better:  Enter Feller

[Elvis 3424]

I just emailed the Bob Bullock Imax asking about when this might happen.  I saw Interstellar at the Imax when it came out.  It was the coolest movie I have ever seen on any screen.  The Zimmerman soundtrack was incredible.

 

Now would be a good time to read Kip Thorne's book.

 

[LCHorn 2749]

16 minutes ago, Elvis said:

I just emailed the Bob Bullock Imax asking about when this might happen. 

Let us know what they say-I don’t think they’ll show it because true IMAX screens are such a rarity and they are booked out a year in advance.

It sounds like there is going to be several re-releases nationally this year to account for all the strike disruptions on the production side.  

[Sam Lin 3587]

Great movie, marred by the sheer engineering stupidity of the stick walk robot. Talk about a crap design to take into unknown worlds.

[MagicSoccerSpray 1736]

15 hours ago, Frank The Tank said:

Meh. Agree to disagree. I was entertained and visually impressed with the movie making. Perhaps I have a low bar. 

 

Pew Pew!

[iodeac 138]

Just got back from seeing Interstellar on the big screen and wow just wow. Really glad my wife got to see it in a theater since she missed it the first time around. Seeing it in IMAX later this year is going to be incredible too.

[Elvis 3424]

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[Walser 1125]

Comments are cool too

[ztejas 44114]

On 4/18/2024 at 12:14 PM, BeardIP said:

(though time will prove me correct, I think)

I think the opposite. I don't think many people understand how good it is yet.

Also there's no way Inception is that much longer than the Prestige. Maybe it feels longer for you. (Yeah - 2:10 vs 2:28).

Agree that Interstellar is a little long and Dunkirk is meh and that Tenet sucks.

Edited April 21 by ztejas

[futureman 22664]

40 minutes ago, ztejas said:

Dunkirk is meh

your worst opinion out of all the posts you’ve ever made. 

[Snake Diggity 4698]

Christopher Nolan feature film rankings:

1. The Dark knight 

2. Interstellar

3. Inception

4. Oppenheimer 

5. Dunkirk

6. Batman Begins

7. Insomnia

8. The Prestige

9. Tenet

10. Memento

11. The Dark Knight Rises

12. Following

1-5 are excellent films bordering on genius.  6-8 are meh.  9-10 are films that people say are good so they look smart or sophisticated, but they’re really just stupid and intentionally confusing.  11-12 are mediocre for very different reasons.

[futureman 22664]

this thread has also learned me that people didn’t like the dark knight rises.  I thought it was great; bane was awesome. 

[ztejas 44114]

On 4/21/2024 at 4:24 PM, futureman said:

your worst opinion out of all the posts you’ve ever made. 

I like Dunkirk - I just meant in the context of Nolan's catalogue. It isn't one of my favorites from him. 

On 4/21/2024 at 7:11 PM, futureman said:

this thread has also learned me that people didn’t like the dark knight rises.  I thought it was great; bane was awesome. 

I watched TDKR recently for the first time in awhile. I have a similar opinion of it and Interstellar - I enjoyed them both immensely when they came out - but they're both a little long, plodding and goofy at times imo and I find them a little less rewatchable than my favorites. They're in my 3rd "Nolan tier" just below his top 5 for me, and I think he's made 8 or 9 really good movies. 

I mean - if I'm flipping through channels and any of those 9 are on TV I'm probably putting them on and watching the rest.

Edited April 24 by ztejas

[PilotsError 2342]

I walked out of Dunkirk thinking it was great, but I haven't given one thought to it since then.

The Batman with Bane has not held up.  It fact I would call it truly awful.

[wild_turkey 3279]

Interstellar is my favorite movie and gets better with each viewing. We watched it again tonight, the first time since our daughter was born, and it hits quite a bit harder.

I think the story and the themes of Interstellar elevate it above the other Nolan films. I personally love Inception as well as most of his other films, but Interstellar explores a decaying Earth due to humanity’s poor choices, the love of a parent for their children, the love of an adult for their partner, humanity’s will to survive, space and relativity, personal sacrifice for the common good, human selfishness, and loneliness. The amount of ideas that are packed into this movie, not to mention the physics, special effects, and score, make it near perfect for me.

[Parliament 14555]

https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2024/8/7/rumor-paramount-destroyed-70mm-imax-prints-of-christopher-nolans-interstellar-september-re-release-now-in-question
 

 

[kingkoopa6 8593]

Next month imax. Noice 💪🏻

 

rewatched the prestige again. 
 

been a while. Scarlett hella fine. Damn. 
 

bales abracadabra and are you watching line. Perfect. 

[futureman 22664]

On 8/7/2024 at 2:39 PM, Parliament said:

https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2024/8/7/rumor-paramount-destroyed-70mm-imax-prints-of-christopher-nolans-interstellar-september-re-release-now-in-question
 

 

I'm confused by this.  Assuming the prints had been destroyed are they saying it was intentional?  Or an accident?

[wutang75 459]

Just FYI - if you are planning on seeing this on the 70mm screen at the Cinemark Webb Chapel in Dallas (hopefully you already bought tickets) they have been having technical issues and have cancelled some shows.  I believe they did a make-up showing last night at 2am.  I would still probably call if you are making a trip.

I’m just going to see it at the best digital IMAX screen in Dallas which imo is NorthPark.   I think it’s been extended through the 18th as well.