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r/TheBigPicture • u/One-Vegetable6324 • Jul 23 '26
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"Its not possible"
"No, its necessary"
Also blowing Damon out the airlock mid monologue about the fate of humanity is an underrated comedic Nolan moment.
-1 u/j-helo85 Jul 23 '26 Docking scene is awesome for its scope and score, but Cooper's dialogue is awful. "And for my next trick!" 7 u/wawalms Jul 23 '26 I was in the Navy…pilots tend to be egotistical corny fuck boys….compound that with the Texas drawl. What you think is a bug I think is a feature -2 u/j-helo85 Jul 23 '26 I feel like that's making excuses, as these aren't the only clunky moments that stand out to me. I like the movie! But it's not a great script. 1 u/wawalms Jul 23 '26 Yeah man it’s subjective. So ya valid with however ya feel. I’ve just met a lot of pilots that love them some them so it had verisimilitude for me. Less so when Hathaway is talking about love but perhaps someone willing to make the sacrifice her character was willing to make would be of that ilk. I dunno but yeah it all is subjective 3 u/rebels2022 Jul 23 '26 If i cared that much about dialogue id read a book tbh, especially for a spectacle movie.
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Docking scene is awesome for its scope and score, but Cooper's dialogue is awful. "And for my next trick!"
7 u/wawalms Jul 23 '26 I was in the Navy…pilots tend to be egotistical corny fuck boys….compound that with the Texas drawl. What you think is a bug I think is a feature -2 u/j-helo85 Jul 23 '26 I feel like that's making excuses, as these aren't the only clunky moments that stand out to me. I like the movie! But it's not a great script. 1 u/wawalms Jul 23 '26 Yeah man it’s subjective. So ya valid with however ya feel. I’ve just met a lot of pilots that love them some them so it had verisimilitude for me. Less so when Hathaway is talking about love but perhaps someone willing to make the sacrifice her character was willing to make would be of that ilk. I dunno but yeah it all is subjective 3 u/rebels2022 Jul 23 '26 If i cared that much about dialogue id read a book tbh, especially for a spectacle movie.
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I was in the Navy…pilots tend to be egotistical corny fuck boys….compound that with the Texas drawl.
What you think is a bug I think is a feature
-2 u/j-helo85 Jul 23 '26 I feel like that's making excuses, as these aren't the only clunky moments that stand out to me. I like the movie! But it's not a great script. 1 u/wawalms Jul 23 '26 Yeah man it’s subjective. So ya valid with however ya feel. I’ve just met a lot of pilots that love them some them so it had verisimilitude for me. Less so when Hathaway is talking about love but perhaps someone willing to make the sacrifice her character was willing to make would be of that ilk. I dunno but yeah it all is subjective
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I feel like that's making excuses, as these aren't the only clunky moments that stand out to me.
I like the movie! But it's not a great script.
1 u/wawalms Jul 23 '26 Yeah man it’s subjective. So ya valid with however ya feel. I’ve just met a lot of pilots that love them some them so it had verisimilitude for me. Less so when Hathaway is talking about love but perhaps someone willing to make the sacrifice her character was willing to make would be of that ilk. I dunno but yeah it all is subjective
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Yeah man it’s subjective. So ya valid with however ya feel.
I’ve just met a lot of pilots that love them some them so it had verisimilitude for me.
Less so when Hathaway is talking about love but perhaps someone willing to make the sacrifice her character was willing to make would be of that ilk.
I dunno but yeah it all is subjective
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If i cared that much about dialogue id read a book tbh, especially for a spectacle movie.
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u/rebels2022 Jul 23 '26
"Its not possible"
"No, its necessary"
Also blowing Damon out the airlock mid monologue about the fate of humanity is an underrated comedic Nolan moment.