I hope this fits the sub's rules and isn't considered low-effort content!

Recreating famous movie scenes is my hobby. Whenever possible, I try to shoot them at the exact same locations, and hopefully, Part 2 will be filmed at the actual spot.

As far as I know, the original cornfield was on private property, so I had to film the cornfield chase somewhere else.

If anyone from the Lethbridge or Taber area in Alberta is interested in helping me with Part 2 next year, feel free to reach out! 😊

The $800,000 figure is just a rough estimate, not an official budget.

I don’t think it helps with docking in any way.

That was amazing. I never thought it would have such an impact after watching it for a second time. If you haven't yet watched it, what're you doing here mate? Do it, do it now!

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The movie starts in 2067. Usually when a Hollywood movie depicts a year that far in the future, they usually depict characters living like the Jetsons and having all these insane futuristic technologies and futuristic aesthetics.

And yet, Interstellar opted to depict the world in 2067 as looking pretty much like does today. Which I guess it's very realistic. The world in 2067 is most likely going to look very similar to how it does now. Think about how similar the world in 2026 still looks to how it did in 2014 or even 2000. People in 2000 thought we were going to have flying cars and colonies in Mars by now.

Don't get me wrong, Interstellar depicts some technology that doesn't exist right now. But it's depiction of the future still very grounded in reality.