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Christopher Nolan's Interstellar: The Official Synopsis
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Looked at the cast list and didn't recognize a chunk of them so I decided to dig up recent-ish photo's of the entire cast, thought I'd share for the hell of it:
Matthew McConaughey
Anne Hathaway
Jessica Chastain
Bill Irwin
John Lithgow
Casey Affleck
David Gyasi
Wes Bentley
Mackenzie Foy
Timothée Chalamet
Topher Grace
David Oyelowo
Ellen Burstyn
Michael Caine
DAMN. Great cast.
IamMattFox
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This movie's going to be like five hours long, isn't it?
OfWhiteSkinOnRedLeather
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Ugh. Anne Hathaway again? Why can't she just disappear?
Yep
mariachi507
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I just noticed that Wally Pfister isn't the DP on this one. That's too bad.
He's working on Transcendence, his directorial debut.
Time travel? They stay on the ship their entire lives? D:
triplestation
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this seems like it will redeem nolan
I really wish he'd team with Julyan again. His score for The Prestige was amazing.
It blows my mind that John Lithgow's in this.
Damn. That deserved first post.
You have no idea
Dude I know that Nolan still shoots it on film and IMAX. The press release says it is coming to IMAX and 35mm theaters. No there will be no 35mm theater left. I may be shot on film but will be projected with digital projectors.
Monado Blade
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Michelle Yeoh's too busy
Magic Mushroom
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The one they have now is easily as good.
Phat Michael
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LOL that is just ridiculous. He made memento, that is it. the rest of his films are awful.
He has to be the most overrated director ive come across. Especially on this forum. Then again, this forum doesnt like Ridley Scott or James Cameron so you cant account for taste.
Ridley Scott gets shit for the films he made that deserve it. Also, this forum is not a hivemind.
The whole 'Nolan made one decent film' is bullshit and don't act like you're the only one on this forum with that opinion. He's not a once in a generation director, but he chooses interesting projects and consistently delivers well-crafted blockbusters.
AdventureRacing
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Have you ever been into a Nolan thread? Yours isn't a unique or new opinion, pretty much any thread that mentions his name has him getting shit on.
I haven't seen much hate for James Cameron or Ridley Scott. Maybe for a few of their movies (prometheus and avatar for example) but there is plenty of love for their good movies.
Takamura-San
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We are not a Hivemind, but one thing is pretty common. Nothing is good or Ok. It is either the greatest thing or pure shit.
dapperbandit
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Thank fuck Marion Cotillard isn't in it.
I was starting to get real sick of her. That death scene in TDKR was laughably bad.
I was starting to get real sick of her. That death scene in TDKR was laughably bad.
But Inception was Zimmer's best score in years.
To say all his movies apart from Memento are awful is way, way farther from the truth than the comment you quoted.
cloud_sleep
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Hope it's better than his last movie.
PoweredBySoy
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Non-Batman Nolan is so amazing. Day 1.
His best score in 8 months you mean, since Sherlock Holmes.
He is great. I wish his action direction was better but I think he is a legitimately great director.
She was amazing in Inception as a pseudo villain. She was also good in TDKR save for the death scene.
She is also gorgeous so I wish she was in every movie with her fine self and accent.
He's pretty obviously a good luck charm Nolan has now, lots of directors have them. His role will probably be small.
I liked Inception's more (dat Johnny Marr) but Sherlock was pretty good too.
Really? Didn't know that. Pretty interesting actually and I get it if true. He wasn't around much in TDKR...
hmmm...
Inception's score was great, as was Sherlock.
I just feel that he needs someone with a different "flavor". The bombastic, percussion heavy Zimmer score is becoming tiresome and having a different composer will lend a fresh appeal to a nolan film.
Just like the case with Pfister. Great DOP, but Im excited about someone new who brings a different style to nolan's arsenal on his next film.
And he was in Inception for all of 5 minutes.
I think either he or Nolan have said he'll be in all of Nolan's films from here on out. Like Ithil said, it's a kind of good luck charm/tradition now, like John Ratzenberger being in all of Pixar's films.
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