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Is not fair if you don't say what film that is...
Expendable.
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Portugeezer
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Fucking yes. What happened to all the sci-fi movies not about mechanical machines built for war?
Or an "trapped in some place"/survival/horror story.
Poimandres
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ah yes
I'm not one of "those" haters, but I was pretty disappointed with DKR. Just calling it as I see it.
Well, this is a good point! I wasn't that was the situation with DKR. These impressions sound good and are from a wider audience.
AdventureRacing
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The impressions for TDKR weren't the same as this at all.
EdibleExplosives
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And as for acting.....
Dani Daniels sure is doing good for herself.
Please can the OT have a brief, simple explanation of the effect on time fast travel has?
I'm expecting at least some critics to say something along those lines.
Don't want to have to read 00s of posts saying 'But his daughter gets Older AND HE DOESNT. This is shit, Nolan plot hole rubbish.
I'm expecting at least some critics to say something along those lines.
There were some bits in the trailers where somebody looked like losing it behind a locked door. I guess we're still getting that
Maninthemirror
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15 scores up to date BFCA rating is now 97/100. that is the average score of the 15 scores given up to this point. a precursor to RT
Yep.. I'm not very fond of that "craziness" in movies. Will see, I belive there will be more than that.
It's 98 now! Wowza!
Maninthemirror
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according to someone who has seen it, not a single frame of the 3rd act is in any trailers or tv spots
People say this, but then four years later, GAF votes MGS4 as game of the year again.
I'm wary not because of the trailers, but because I swear this same shit went on with TDK and Inception. I really enjoyed those films, but god damn at people claiming them to be masterpieces, best movies of all time, etc. I try to keep my expectations very low.
I'll admit that it's hard after reading the past few pages.
That's exactly how I'm feeling. Those movies weren't bad, but they weren't that good either. I really like the theme of this one, however, so I'll be more forgiving if it turns out to be overrated.
sweetvar26
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That's good to hear. Trailers recently have been giving away too much information anyway...
Already addressed but wanted to add
The Dark Knight Rises received that applause from WB producers and executives. Not critics.
And that same group of WB top guys gave a similar response to TDK. And at that time it was mentioned these are the same people who usually don't bother with even viewing summer blockbusters, even if they are their own studios. They just view them as cash cows and nothing more. So to get a positive response from this group was of note.
Point being executives aren't dumb. They know Batman movies, after Batman Begins, are going to make tons of money. They don't need to put out hype stories to boost the marketing.
We all know movies which don't screen well either get pushed to lesser movie months, delayed, or released direct to dvd. We hear all the time when movies have poor internal reviews. Why are those reports legitimate but when movie execs like something it's automatically some sort of stunt to trick people into watching?
It could just be some movies don't work for you on a personal level even if execs, critics, and fans really liked them. Avatar was that movie for me.
Lana Del Rey
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Thank you for making me rich
You already are rich.
SCULLIBUNDO
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Discotheque
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lol. at least they had the hindsight not to push consideration for best screenplay.
PsihoPerihelion
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I love Kris and the In Contention guys quite a lot, so I believe him if he thinks this one is a real, heavy Oscar contender.
Hey, I would be more than happy if "Chivo" Lubezki ends up winning 2 Oscars in a row.
Look at the bottom of the last Daily Variety cover in that post
Am I the only one sees a lot of parallels with the 1997 movie Contact?
-movie is abt a father/daughter relationship.
-both films feature mcconaughey
-Contact was written by Carl Sagan with some input from kip thorne - kip thorne is also the input on this film.
- Lynda Obyst was producer on contact, and producer on interstellar.
-movie is abt a father/daughter relationship.
-both films feature mcconaughey
-Contact was written by Carl Sagan with some input from kip thorne - kip thorne is also the input on this film.
- Lynda Obyst was producer on contact, and producer on interstellar.
And so?
I'm talking about the initial report about the internal WB screening where WB executives and producers gave it an ovation. Which I believe was 2-3 months before the movie came out.
Some little new footage for the international spots, the german one has an audio dub :/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7hd6Kd0ej8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yZlA82tbtM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7hd6Kd0ej8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yZlA82tbtM
Expendable.
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SCULLIBUNDO
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I'm sorry Ex, but I find that hilarious coming from you. 
I haven't watched a piece of media since the first theatrical trailer launched. Keeping my eyes and ears closed during pre-movie trailers has been a royal pain.
I haven't watched a piece of media since the first theatrical trailer launched. Keeping my eyes and ears closed during pre-movie trailers has been a royal pain.
I read the old script so for me it's like... I'm already on the other side brotha.
Atraveller
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Not sure if anyone posted this "Science of Interstellar" featurette yet -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQye2XkvDpo
Expands on some stuff from the Wired article, such as an image from the trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQye2XkvDpo
Expands on some stuff from the Wired article, such as an image from the trailer
why the accretion disk appears above and below the black hole with gravitational lensing.
It's very possible that you will never see the full 1.43:1 70mm compositions again if you miss this on IMAX film.
Atraveller
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nhlducks35
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SCULLIBUNDO
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To be fair, TDKR wasn't worth it in IMAX. Given the subject matter of this film though, it's likely to be fucking perfect for an IMAX viewing experience.
I really wish Nolan would do some R&D to cut the noise down on the IMAX cameras he loves using so much. This variable aspect ratio stuff starts to feel obnoxious after a while. I wanna see him shoot an entire film in IMAX.
Also, I thought the IMAX reel runtime limit was 2h46m, while this film is 2h49m. I'm hoping he's squeezed it just under (likely) so we don't have to go through a fucking 15 minute intermission reel change.
That KODAK Laser Projection upgrade can't get to IMAX soon enough.
I really wish Nolan would do some R&D to cut the noise down on the IMAX cameras he loves using so much. This variable aspect ratio stuff starts to feel obnoxious after a while. I wanna see him shoot an entire film in IMAX.
Also, I thought the IMAX reel runtime limit was 2h46m, while this film is 2h49m. I'm hoping he's squeezed it just under (likely) so we don't have to go through a fucking 15 minute intermission reel change.
That KODAK Laser Projection upgrade can't get to IMAX soon enough.
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I haven't been to an IMAX showing since Avatar premiered.. I don't think anything has changed, right?
SCULLIBUNDO
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Yeah, it is pretty disappointing that their upgrade is only taking us to 4K. But a 4K HFR 3D presentation of Avatar 2 at Sydney IMAX is something I'm already frothing at the mouth for.
a Master Ninja
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Any rumors on what percentage of the movie is true 70mm?
Didn't the bluray for TDKR change aspect ratios to maintain the IMAX 1.43:1 frame?
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I can't tell if its just our internet echo-chamber, but I've never really seen the importance of 70mm marketed ever before like it is here. It really does make you wonder about the future.. I just watched The Avengers on Netflix last night and I see such a perfect dichotomy between the two. One is all digital, incredibly product driven and heavily influenced by television. The other is an a larger than life piece of art with reserved seating. Both big budget blockbusters about the fate of the planet but starkly contrasted.
Something just seems so royal about Interstellar's premiere. Straight up old world Hollywood. Who knows.
Something just seems so royal about Interstellar's premiere. Straight up old world Hollywood. Who knows.
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