director Christopher Nolan
Jessica Chastain
duration 2 Hours, 49 m
genres Adventure
Writer Christopher Nolan
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I really can't find enough words to describe this masterpiece. I've seen the movie so many times and every time I feel amazed. The script, the sound, the actors, the effects, the quality and the details are trully incredible. I felt in love with the music of the film, thanks to the unique music talent of Hans Zimmer. A must-watch movie.
Girl: hAve YUo eVeR exPerienced reAL EmOtioN bEforE. me: go watch this movie than youll see. I swear Matthew Mcconaughey almost deserved an Oscar for this scene alone. This beautiful cinematography is one of the reasons i live for. (Blade Runner, Interstellar, Mad Max Fury Road, Matrix, 2001, Apocalypse Now, LOTR, Dunkirk. Looking forward for amazing years coming for us in the future. If you is not difficult, write a review, for us it is important and useful to visitors. Final Agenda for Starship Congress 2019 is presented below. Read more Posted by Richard Obousy on 06/22/2019 Icarus Interstellar is proud to announce Starship Congress 2019. In this article we'll detail the theme of the conference, and include links to register and submit a paper! Posted by Andreas Tziolas on 12/30/2017 agLuna A robust mix of indigenous Alaskan plants traditionally used for tundra soil remediation is explored, to understand the conditions needed to condition lunar regolith and combat desertification in Africa. agLuna experiment testing the ability of peas and nitrification bacteria to build up root spheres enriched with NH4 and NO3 to enrich Mars soil with nitrogen. Posted by Colleen Damon on 11/16/2017 Intergalactic flights, the future of money, and overcoming stereotypes in schools are colossal subjects to tackle, but not for Damien Turchi. The Icarus Interstellar Director scientist engineer at SciTec (Princeton, New Jersey), grabs these themes by horns lays out... Posted by Andreas Tziolas on 10/13/2017 A great quick video about Icarus Interstellar and how our mission addresses grand challenges. Posted by Andreas Tziolas on 07/31/2017 Speaker schedule and Activities for Starship Congress 2017 Stay tuned for the official program, hotel information, etc in this space. Posted by Andreas Tziolas on 07/01/2017 Alan Hale's research interests include search planets beyond solar system, including those which might have favorable environments life; stars like sun; minor bodies especially comets near-Earth asteroids; advocacy spaceflight. He is... Alan Kay is an American computer scientist. has been elected a Fellow Academy Arts Sciences, National Engineering, Royal Society Arts. best known his pioneering work on object-oriented programming... Alice Glenn recent graduate Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with Bachelor Science Aerospace Studies. She 6 years intern experience NASA contractors such as Lockheed Martin Landing Recovery Systems, QinetiQ North America, ASRC... Read more.
1:28:40 Ben roethlesburger I never noticed that. Stepped into the movie theater like ok let's go for ANOTHER space movie. At the end of it I was so speechless and in shock that I couldn't even move from my seat. It's a masterpiece, one of the best movies ever made. Hans Zimmer caressed the face of God with this soundtrack.
There is someting about this song that makes me want to pass away and reincarnate trough the eyes of the sun.
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I read all the great reviews about this movie and went to see it on my day off and was really excited. I ended up bored and disappointed. Maybe it's my short attention span but I felt like I spent the whole movie waiting for something to happen. I gave it 3 stars based on the special effects but I am not with the masses in anointing this film as a masterpiece. Too little action, too many meaningless story lines.
If you are hellbent on seeing for yourself, I would recommend the IMAX experience. The special effects are enhanced in that environment.
Maybe I am not smart enough to follow a movie like this. If you're a fan of intense action movies, stay away from this one.
0:56 Because my dad promised me. This film captures emotion like nothing I've seen in the theaters for years. The music, visuals and characters are all true art. We've grown so used to big budget superhero flicks every month that when something like this comes along that can only truly be appreciated at a deeper level we think its unfinished. It's greatest flaw is that though I understand the emotions of all the characters at an incredibly deep level, I don't truly understand the characters themselves. This is most likely why critics have been saying Nolan went too big. If the film had been another hour of character development it would have been perfect. Sadly, this isn't possible in this industry. Still an excellent 9 stars. Nolan's greatest and most ambitious work by far.
This music really help me during the study time...
A MYSTERIOUS object from deep space is fizzing towards the Solar System – and scientists have no idea what it is. Dubbed "C/2019 Q4", the high-speed body appears to be on a path originating from another star system that will see it fire past Mars in October. 3 Simulation of C/2019 Q4's possible orbital path (green) through the solar system. The object may pass between the orbits of Mars (orange) and Jupiter (purple) in October That would make it only the second interstellar visitor ever known to have reached the Solar System. The first, a cigar-shaped object called Oumuamua, took the world by storm when it careened past Earth in 2017. A pair of Harvard scientists claimed it could be an alien spacecraft, sparking a frantic flurry of scans as the object closed in on the Solar System. Experts found no signs of alien signals, and Oumuamua whizzed past Earth before its true origin could be determined. 3 The European Southern Observatory in Germany Credit: ESO Now researchers at European Southern Observatory (ESO) in Germany say an object once thought to be from the Solar System may actually be an interstellar traveller. C/2019 Q4 was spotted on August 30 by amateur Ukrainian astronomer Gennady Borisov, and scientists have studied it ever since. "It's so exciting, we're basically looking away from all of our other projects right now, " Dr Olivier Hainaut, an astronomer with the ESO, told Business Insider. Dr Hainaut was also part of a team that studied Oumuamua during its brief visit. "The main difference from 'Oumuamua and this one is that we got it a long, long time in advance, " he added. "Now astronomers are much more prepared. " 3 Artist's impression of the interstellar object Oumuamua Credit: Getty - Contributor Early images of C/2019 Q4 suggest it's followed by a tail of dust. That's typically what you see coming out the back of a comet, though scientists say they can't be sure that's definitely what the object is. With more observations of C/2019 Q4, scientists have worked out the shape of its orbit. If the object is indeed interstellar, scientists should be able to study it until early 2021, when it will grow too dim to see. That means we'll have way more time to study it than Oumuamua, which was only visible for a few weeks before it disappeared into deep space, never to be seen again. Back in January, a Harvard space chief claimed Oumuamua could be an alien spacecraft that broke down on its interstellar journey. That may explain why we didn't spot any signals coming out of it – though not all scientists agree. In July, an international team of scientists concluded that Oumuamua has a "purely natural origin". They reckon it's a hunk of rock ejected by a giant gas planet. What is Oumuamua? Here's everything you need to know... Oumuamua is a cigar-shaped asteroid that sped past Earth in 2017 Some boffins think the space rock was an alien probe sent by a distant civilisation It was spotted by scientists in Hawaii, and its name means 'scout' in Hawaiian Researchers involved in SETI- the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence - used a powerful dish to scan Oumuamua They found no signs of radio signals, suggesting it wasn't an alien spaceship after all Recent research suggests that the object could have been ejected by a gas giant planet It's now moving away from Earth so fast that we're unlikely to ever find out Speaking to The Sun, space expert Lembit Opik said the new object shows how easy it is for interstellar objects to reach the solar system. "Although it is unlikely that ‘Oumuamua is of alien origin, there are still some fascinating possibilities to emerge from its appearance, " said Lembit, Chairman of Parliament for Asgardia, a group attempting to build the first "space nation". "Due to the nature that it was travelling from one solar system to another that wasn’t our own, it implies two possible outcomes. "Firstly, it shows that interstellar travel is possible. Humans and other lifeforms can potentially use phenomena such as ‘Oumuamua to travel on, taking us to unexplored corners of the universe. "The other likely outcome is that lifeforms can be transported across all reaches of the universe. "Whether it be bacteria or other such minute forms of life, it potentially means that life originating from one solar system could develop in another, potentially unlocking a mystery regarding the origin of life within the universe. 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And, there may have been a breakthrough in the search for alien life as scientists pinpoint the exact location of a mysterious fast radio burst that ‘could be a signal from ET’. What do you think the mysterious object is? Let us know in the comments... We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online Tech & Science team? Email us at.
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Love TARS, love. How incredibly powerful and majestic.
Why is it that everyone becomes a philosopher in movie soundtrack comments. VOB can contain digital video, digital audio, subtitles, DVD menus and navigation contents multiplexed together into a stream form. Holy crap his son was the same age as him.
I just loved the soundtrack and the movie also. I believe one of the best work of Hans
This music makes me feel like Im transcending outside of my body and disconnecting from the material things of this life. It Makes me think about the real meaning of our lifes. and every time it makes me wanna cry. But not a cry of song is really intense on my soul, it gives me shivers. How do you know? Because I gave it to her Holy, what the, I give up Roger, dot dash...
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Murph - I knew youd come back. Cooper - How? Murph - Because my dad promised me. That scene at the made me cry. The gouvernement : you all must stay at home for next 15 days me : it's impossible the gouvernement : no, IT'S NECESSARY. It was me Murph, I was your ghost I know, People didn't believe me, they thought I was doing it all myself, but I knew who it was. Nobody believed me, but I knew you'd come back How? Because my dad promised me With this music, what a powerful movie. 1:06:27 I KNEW HE WAS A REPLICANT. Their eyes glow in certain shading and his eyes are. Look closely and then tell me if I am wrong. If he had, he would not have relayed the required data from the black hole. And that means humanity gets run over by the blight. So, the moral of the story is DO NOT S.T.A.Y. We are pioneers and explorers.
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