Country - UK
runtime - 2H, 49 m
Summary - A team of explorers travel through a wormhole in space in an attempt to ensure humanity's survival
Actors - Jessica Chastain
Release Date - 2014
writed by - Jonathan Nolan

♡♲ ✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪✪

♡♲

♡♲ ٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭٭

That background organ music is what pumps extra emotional depths and physical dimensions into this scene. It is the umbilical cord that connects the ordinary human experiences with the higher-dimensional manifestations of time.

Im listening this amazing soundtrack and trying to understand. I dont understand many things but especially life. Some people live and they dont think about sense of their existence. They just live. In very simple, casual way they dont overthink about things we cant do anything with. What is the sense of life? Why people born, educate for years, learn how to live, fall in love, have family and everything what they have, they worked for it and deserve it. Why after all that, we die? Does it mean we are useless? Why we will loose everything we tried to get so hard. If life is so short why are we wasting our time? In school, in work, sleeping. What is our life? Its just like blink in the eternity of universe. Its one second long comparing to never ending space. If youre reading this, im truly glad. Our life is short and in your last moment of living i wish you to have, i had amazing life” to be your ending thought. We have good and bad times in life, but the point is never give up. You wont get second life, when you loose your first. It cant be bad all the time, it will get better. Appreciate your life.

Today the first picture of a black hole released, it is cool to see what humans can do, but I am sad cause I know that I will never be able to see the universe with my own eyes... Before I die, I at least want to see the earth from space I live in a populated city and I barley get to see the sky, never even seen the milky way from earth. I'm not afraid of death, I'm afraid of time. Everytime I listen to this I almost cry because of how beautiful it is, Hans Zimmer is a true artist. Wife: What do you want. Me: I want to erase this movie of my mind, then watch it again. Wife: It's not possible. Me: It's necessary.

The tranistion from No time for caution to Mountains is epic (25.40. My goosebumps had goosebumps. Love TARS, love. How incredibly powerful and majestic. One of the best movies ever seen, the of this world. I will play this song when Covid 19 is over. Weather stuff is messing up crops on Earth, and we're all going to suffocate from too much nitrogen. Secret NASA is exploring potentially habitable worlds via a wormhole provided by 5 dimensional aliens, and ace pilot Cooper goes on one such exploratory mission despite the pleas of his daughter for him not to. The mission does not go according to plan.
This film, directed by Christopher Nolan and written by him and his brother, is going to make Nolan fans cream their jeans They are, after all, a vociferous bunch, and they tend to think of him as a cinematic deity. Me – not so much. I have enjoyed his films, but I also think they are very flawed, and Interstellar is no exception.
It is a very derivative film, with so much borrowed from 2001 and 2010 that you are constantly expecting robot TARS to turn against the crew members. The main story is OK (if somewhat familiar) but the resolution, even though decked out with pseudo-science gobbledegook, still reeks of plot expediency rather than scientific verisimilitude. And it is far, far too long – there is an entire sequence featuring an unexpected well-known face which could have been replaced with a 30-second alternative, and nothing of any narrative significance would have been lost. This is not a well-paced film although, on a single viewing, it does hold the interest. However, at nearly 3 hours, it could usefully lose an hour of running time.
It contains good performances, visuals which are interesting if somewhat less spectacular than I would have hoped for, silence in space (hooray. a character played by child and adult performers who actually look like each other and – surprisingly for Nolan – some genuine emotion.
This isn't a bad film, but it has far too high an opinion of itself.

This movie changed the definition of Science fiction. Just two notes with too much meaning. No parent should have to watch their child die 😭😭. Me: plugging in my charger with my lights off* Also me: “where did this music come from? ”. What about those goosebumps every time I see this scene. 1. Lie down 2. Try not to cry 3. Cry a lot.

Just goes to show, the man saved the whole planet and the girl gets all the credit.

Don't wait for the future to come. Forge it yourself. Don't just dream of the cosmos. Search for it. You may be too late to experience a 'grand' past you've heard so much about, you may even be too early for the 'grander' future, but what's in between matters every bit as much, and if you think that what you do doesn't matter, that you're too small to do anything of that to the billions of bright souls gleaming in your history and your present and your future, like the stars of your vast skies. Set course for that horizon. Question the universe. Live! You won't get this opportunity again, I can promise you that.

Hans Zimmer was born to compose for this movie. Masterpiece of masterpieces.

This is almost like every time I park in reverse. Wife: What are you doing? Me: Parking in reverse Wife: YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T DO IT Me: I will try dramatic music starts.

I remember my ex bawling her eyeballs in this movie i hate that i saw it with her because i will tell my kids about this movie but in the back of my mind only i will know it was with her... such a great film.