Really makes you want to move to the countryside, work the land, give your all for your kids, and accept them for who they are.
I really loved how much this film covered allowing you to see the quiet growth of the 3 main characters as its focus slowly passes from one to the next. It’s down to earth and small and the fantasy element is never distracting.
Nature and its wildness. Nature and its inevitableness. Nature and the desire to learn and tame it.
A near perfect film. I loved it not because it spoke to my soul on a deep level but because everything within the film is executed so well that I can’t help but think about it and marvel. The editing, writing, acting, directing, even the music only being an 11 year old practicing the piano, everything is so intentional and engaging.
Spoilers Below:
I 100% subscribe to the theory that Samuel slipped on Snoopy’s ball from the intro (chekov’s ball).…
70mm IMAX.
It was a spiritual experience. I’m sure there’s recency bias but I don’t know if I have felt more immersed in a film.
Everything felt so real.
You could feel the rattle of the ship, the clunk and thud of their suits, the pressing urgency of time as it stretches and warps relative to Cooper’s perseverance. I was on the verge of tears at least 4 times and I don’t ever remember interstellar making me feel that way. …
