base talk Interstellar re-release smashes at the box office, surprised?

[Stepfon]

 

Interstellar has just proven that breaking the $200 million mark at the domestic box office wasn't just possible, it was necessary. The hugely successful IMAX re-release of the film, which was the largest in the history of the premium large format company. Not bad for a limited re-release. Combined with actual box office from the weekend, and today's ticket hauls means the movie will finally cross the $200 million mark at the domestic office, a decade after it first released in theaters. At the time, Interstellar didn't have the most outstanding reviews, but in the ten years that have passed, critics have reconsidered views and it's now seen as one of Nolan's most ambitious and affecting works, with the scale of the film, the cinematography, Hans Zimmer's score and the performances of the cast drawing praise. The movie can also be streamed on Netflix now.

 

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[Cesar]

anne hathaway ha power  

[lillavend3r]

Great visuals beautiful visuals

[Park Jinyoung]

could not pay me to watch that tidal wave scene on imax

[Roberto]

This didn't cross 200 million domestically before? How? 

[dumbsparce]

I was today years old when I found out that the original wasn't showered with praise and didn't gross over 2 billion dollars.  How?? Its presence in pop culture is way bigger than its stats would suggest.

[flower moon]

it's fantastic so no

[Minto]

the dialogue in this movie is actually painful to get through but it's so visually stunning….it's deffo a cinema type of movie as opposed to streaming at home  

[frankvert]

2 hours ago, Park Jinyoung said:

could not pay me to watch that tidal wave scene on imax

It was intense let me tell you 

[Into The Void]

This movie was very long and now that I think about it..I don't remember a damn thing that happened 

[Witnessed ET]

So much was happening in the movie when I first watched it and I remember being so overwhelmed by it all, but now all I remember is the tidal wave scene and the scenes with Timothee Chalamet for some reason 

[shookspeare]

Successica Chastain is in it so why would I be surprised

[enchanted0]

Such a basic movie

[OnlyManInTheWorld]

It's crazy how this movie stood the test of time and is now a certified classic

[Escape]

1 hour ago, Witnessed ET said:

So much was happening in the movie when I first watched it and I remember being so overwhelmed by it all, but now all I remember is the tidal wave scene and the scenes with Timothee Chalamet for some reason 

Timothee Chalamet was in Interstellar? I don't recall!

I do remember Wes Bentley in it during one scene.

[Witnessed ET]

Just now, Escape said:

Timothee Chalamet was in Interstellar? I don't recall!

I do remember in it during one scene.

Duh, he played Matthew Mcconaughey's son. 

[DoctorIce]

7 hours ago, Minto said:

the dialogue in this movie is actually painful to get through but it's so visually stunning

This. Nolan is a good director but a shoddy writer.

 

 

Yes, because a NASA astronaut on a spaceship heading for a wormhole would need a quick explaination of what a wormhole is. It's clearly for the benefit of the audience who Nolan apparently thinks is stupid.  

[Digitalism]

I mean it's a mid movie like most of Nolan's but It's incel's favorite so not surprised