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- Interstellar (2014) | Rotten Tomatoes
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- So, Is Interstellar a Masterpiece or Not? - Vanity Fair
Interstellar promised to be a dizzying, enveloping trip through the cosmos, a drama-thriller about blackholes and time and—somehow, amidst all that vastness—family I was excited But as the
- Interstellar movie review film summary review: - Roger Ebert
Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar,” about astronauts traveling to the other end of the galaxy to find a new home to replace humanity’s despoiled home-world, is frantically busy and earsplittingly loud It uses booming music to jack up the excitement level of scenes that might not otherwise excite
- What do you guys think of Interstellar : r movies - Reddit
Amazing score by Hans Zimmer, I've listened to the soundtrack way more than I've seen the movie When it came out, too many people kept trying to compare it to Gravity, or The Martian, which all came out around the same time period They're totally different stories
- Interstellar (2014) - User reviews - IMDb
Interstellar is itself a crescendo, increasing sensitivity and creativity I use the term deliberately because it goes crescendo with the soundtrack by Hans Zimmer, which is one of the most beautiful music ever scored for a sci-fi movie
- Interstellar Movie Review: Christopher Nolans Journey Into Space - TIME
Interstellar contemplates nothing less than our planet’s place and fate in the vast cosmos Trying to reconcile the infinite and the intimate, it channels matters of theoretical physics — the
- Movie review: Interstellar, 10 years later | The Review
In my experience, “Interstellar” is probably the film that’s most frequently called upon after asking others what their favorite movie is, and it’s easy to see why The film is packed to the brim with ideas, styles and themes that are inherently interesting and relatable to the masses
- Interstellar Reviews - Metacritic
Interstellar may not be perfect, but tent-pole filmmaking with such ambition and grandeur is always worth celebrating
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