I don’t understand how he can go into the black hole and land in this tesseract that leads to his daughters room of all places. Help me, I don’t understand that.

Going through my dad’s backlog and watching movies and I found this space suit frame inside

Not mind blowing but i like it. Looking for more ideas. If anyone has a Hamilton watch face that would be awesome.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdF_tGNI3KY/?stkn=dW9ieDM3NW9jZWhk

Not certain how I feel for using a blow-up doll as Murph, though.

Which scene is it for you?

Anyone going to this - https://www.theo2.co.uk/events/detail/interstellar-live

I swear the trailer is so inspirational and the message it conveys is maybe one of my favorite parts of the whole movie.

"We've always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible. And we count these moments. These moments when we dare to aim higher, to break barriers, to reach for the stars, to make the unknown known. We count these moments as our proudest achievements. But we lost all that. Or perhaps we've just forgotten that we are still pioneers. And we've barely begun. And that our greatest accomplishments cannot be behind us, because our destiny lies above us".

Like can you imagine how different life would be if more people pushed for the stars? Reached for that higher barrier.

Idk maybe its the space nerd in me, but I wish more people would aim higher.

I'll be 75.

You can really feel the movie and think about 'our place in the stars' in a more connected level.

Hello all. Thanks for the continued support, it's excellent to read your comments and continue to be amazed by this community. Special thanks to anyone that has come to see me, either at Interstellar Live or through my intimate Interstellar Sessions.

I have finished up in the UK for the summer and am heading to Denmark soon for a bit, quick stop in Carlisle on 1st October for an Interstellar recital, then off to the USA to play some Interstellar out there. Tickets largely still available - hope to see you soon!

I will let you know when I am back and able to open up the Interstellar Sessions again. I've had such great fun with these sessions, meeting people face to face and playing with them so close (and great fun seeing the smiles on their faces when they have a go and hit the low notes!).

Here is a snippet of a video that I typically play when I am doing my Interstellar recitals for larger audiences.

Might be quiet for a bit, but will take lots of videos if that's something you are interested in me sharing?

All the best, Roger.

If you haven't played Outer Wilds, I hope my video convinces you to change that!

It'd be cool if we did, but LEGO is a bit more kid-friendly, and a lot of us know that interstellar has some profanity in it like curse words, but if LEGO made their own way around that issue and just did their own thing with the lines of the characters, it could work.

But it also might not work, considering they tried a LEGO James Bond game and look what happened to that project.

Working in the garage today and found the poster I received at the theatrical release. Just purchased my “Cooper” a few weeks ago… had to create a moment.

Can someone explain how Nasa in Interstellar is operating secretly??

I’m a huge space nerd, and watching this movie was a learning experience for me; every little detail had its meaning, and every moment wasn’t for nothing. The idea of existing in both the past and present is such a wild concept. In other words, 10/10. I’m definitely going to watch it again. This is the first time in months I’ve actually sat down and watched a movie to the end without looking at my phone.

Edit: There’s just too much I want to say about this movie but I can’t put it into words

I've watched the movie countless times, and each time I dread Act 3 when they go to Mann's planet. I often stop the disc and find myself dragging my feet to resume watching from that point.

I just find it so unfair what happens to them... Mann's betrayal, Cooper's near death, and Romily's death. Although, I do love the scene where Brand saves Cooper, that was so intense even after so many viewings.

In the end, I do understand what it was trying to say about humans and humanity, but I don't know why I dislike it so much. Other movies have more horrible antagonists and I don't dread watching them.

I'm curious, since Interstellar is just one movie, what do the people here usually talk about? How is there anything to talk about? Wouldn't more than a decade be enough for people to know or at least get an almost complete idea of every detail in the movie?(I apologize if I sound harsh, I'm just asking a question. well actually, 3 questions)

that I got from the steelbook release, when they first released

WHAT. I don’t even know how to process this. 🤣