Christopher Nolan - Interstellar
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s m said:
Is it out on Amazon/DVD?
Comes out on the 30th...http://www.amazon.co.uk/Interstellar-DVD-Matthew-McConaughey
I loved it and will certainly be picking up the Blu Ray to watch it again at home!
gregf40 said:
s m said:
Is it out on Amazon/DVD?
Comes out on the 30th...http://www.amazon.co.uk/Interstellar-DVD-Matthew-McConaughey
I loved it and will certainly be picking up the Blu Ray to watch it again at home!
I watched it again last week, even with sound turned up on the telly I couldn't understand what Micheal Caine was mumbling on his death bed.
Cracking film though, left me totally baffled though with the time speeding up on the water planet. I've googled it loads and it still makes absolutely no sense to me
Cracking film though, left me totally baffled though with the time speeding up on the water planet. I've googled it loads and it still makes absolutely no sense to me
te,I thought it was ok,about 5.5/10,just expected more.Should of known better really as I hated Inception.Blaster72 said:
I watched it again last week, even with sound turned up on the telly I couldn't understand what Micheal Caine was mumbling on his death bed.
Wasn't that intentional by Nolan as a few people asked him about it? I guess he could have adjusted the levels to make it audible if he'd have wanted.I found that with a few films once I'd gone flatscreen but a soundbar improved things a lot
s m said:
Blaster72 said:
I watched it again last week, even with sound turned up on the telly I couldn't understand what Micheal Caine was mumbling on his death bed.
Wasn't that intentional by Nolan as a few people asked him about it? I guess he could have adjusted the levels to make it audible if he'd have wanted.I found that with a few films once I'd gone flatscreen but a soundbar improved things a lot
He's only mumbling the same old poem for like the third time in the film.
funkyrobot said:
richtea78 said:
I thought it was boring and over done. Self indulgent and not much better than Prometheus
It was a hell of a lot better than Prometheus.It certainly didn't make roll my eyes at the screen anywhere near as much as Prometheus but it was still all over the place IMHO.
Just watched the Blu-ray, with subtitles on, so no mumbling issues.
7/10...cos it had a Dyson Sphere but it would have been 9/10 if it only had Burke, (Paul Reiser), walking into the hospital ward carrying a ginger cat, when Coop woke up.
7/10...cos it had a Dyson Sphere but it would have been 9/10 if it only had Burke, (Paul Reiser), walking into the hospital ward carrying a ginger cat, when Coop woke up.
Edited by mp3manager on Saturday 28th March 04:44
Just watched this on Amazon. Really enjoyed it and all the effort Nolan put into this.
Clever little twist he's put into this as well on the whole concept of time - claimed running time is just under 3hours, started watching just after 10pm .... but it's only just finished now ....some 4 hours later by my clock. Sheer genius....
Clever little twist he's put into this as well on the whole concept of time - claimed running time is just under 3hours, started watching just after 10pm .... but it's only just finished now ....some 4 hours later by my clock. Sheer genius....
Usually when people start threads about movies the title would be "Tom Cruise - Oblivion" etc but it show you how much McConaughney isn't an true A lister but should be as the director is in the title.
I thought it was a great movie.
My only gripe was the indifference the rest of the family showed towards him when he visited his daughter in hospital. I know he had to do things but still.
I like all movies he's in. Great actor.
I thought it was a great movie.
My only gripe was the indifference the rest of the family showed towards him when he visited his daughter in hospital. I know he had to do things but still.
I like all movies he's in. Great actor.
iambeowulf said:
My only gripe was the indifference the rest of the family showed towards him when he visited his daughter in hospital. I know he had to do things but still.
I like all movies he's in. Great actor.
Yeah, that was a tad off...he's your Grandfather ffs!! And a time traveller!I like all movies he's in. Great actor.
MM has certainly become a decent actor in the past 20 years.
s m said:
Just watched this on Amazon. Really enjoyed it and all the effort Nolan put into this.
Clever little twist he's put into this as well on the whole concept of time - claimed running time is just under 3hours, started watching just after 10pm .... but it's only just finished now ....some 4 hours later by my clock. Sheer genius....
Clever little twist he's put into this as well on the whole concept of time - claimed running time is just under 3hours, started watching just after 10pm .... but it's only just finished now ....some 4 hours later by my clock. Sheer genius....
Dyl said:
s m said:
Just watched this on Amazon. Really enjoyed it and all the effort Nolan put into this.
Clever little twist he's put into this as well on the whole concept of time - claimed running time is just under 3hours, started watching just after 10pm .... but it's only just finished now ....some 4 hours later by my clock. Sheer genius....
Clever little twist he's put into this as well on the whole concept of time - claimed running time is just under 3hours, started watching just after 10pm .... but it's only just finished now ....some 4 hours later by my clock. Sheer genius....
Halb said:
MM has certainly become a decent actor in the past 20 years.
Have you seen True Detective?I would say he is one of the best in the business, and I will now automatically watch anything he is in (when previously I would have scoffed at the idea) - TD, Mud, Dallas Buyers Club, Intersteller, Wolf of Wall Street, The Lincoln Lawyer.
Always though he had potential after his brilliant performance in A Time to Kill.
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