one of the best films of the 21st century
one of the films of the 21st century
one of the films
Contact is better
>>217170446You're not allowed to like things on this board. Perhaps leddit is more suited to your needs.
>>217170446It's alright, good movie to watch in your living room big screen with your family or something
Is the ending scientifically accurate? Him pushing books off shelves through a black hole?
>>217170589This, liking things is ontologically reddit
>>217170446Nobody likes this film the second time. It’s a boring pretentious, nonsensical mess
>no, stop farming, guys, we need to be astronauts!>let's land on this planet even though we are scientists and we forgot to check if there could be giant waves there>yes, i was waiting on you for 20 years, oh well, moving on...>love... only love can bend conquer space time!>i'm into a black hole messing with books to send a message to my daughter in the past>finally we can survive on another planet in these little suburban mid 20th century american houses replicates!shit moviegood things:>zimmer soundtrack>the docking scene
>>217170446>TARS, send this message back in time though dust please.
>>217170446Well yeah, it's a great film. Especially if you managed to catch it in a properly setup theater.
>>217170446Whenever something falls off my shelf, I like to think it's my future self in a black hole trying to tell me something
>>217170617>>217172067>>217172700it wasn't the black hole, it was the tesseract created by future humans that allowed him to interact with matter beyond time and space.
>>217170446You have the wrong opinion and for that you will be executed by my highly trained pack of wild dobermans in an Applebees parking lot tomorrow night.
>>217172848Which is inside the black hole. Pay attention.
>>217170491>>217170510One 21st century
>>217170446it's really really good
>>217173380Do they even explain why it's not being pulled apart by the intense gravity long before it gets close to the event horizon?
>>217172067I like how you mention things in the plot as if that counts as a criticism. Top level stuff you can expect on /tv/.
>>217170446This is unironically better than 2001 A Space Odyssey.
>>217173422yeah the ship was protected by a love field
>>217173422Or getting 10 billion times the lethal dose of radiation every second.
>>217173422Why would gravity pull apart anything if object isn't against solid material? You feel gravity on air while jumping on trampoline?
>>217173422theoretics on how the sheer size of Gargantua as a supermassive black hole allowed it to spread out its gravity over a longer area, making its tidal forces non-spaghettifyingand that its a spinning black hole its singularity is a ring as opposed to a single point allowing travel through it and combined with the lesser concentration of gravity makes traveling through it survivable
>>217170522Unc slop. Unironically.
>>217173697It's called spaghettification. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaghettificationThe rate at which gravity increases from one location to the next is so high that it would pull you apart. It could be 100g at your head and 1,000g at your feet.
>>217173639>Turn it up to maximum! Divert all power to the Love Field!
>>217173744I bypassed the spaghetticator by folding the spacial time continuum. Let me demonstrate with this pencil and paper.
>>217173422A supermassive blackhole won't rip you apart before you go past the event horizon.The bigger the black hole the farther into it you can travel before getting annihilated.
>>217173744So just lay flat and you're invincible.
>>217173661hawking radiation gets less severe the larger the black hole is and gargantua was a supermassivethe station appeared to be in a stable orbit far enough away from the accretion disk that practically it would be safe from the intense heat and gamma & x-ray radiationadditionally gargantua wasn't in the process of swallowing up any solar bodies so fast flying particles that would vaporize the station wouldn't be an issue either
>>217173697You do feel gravity in the air on a trampoline. Only for a split second are you at the top of your parabolic arc, either side you are feeling gravity decrease your rate of rise or increase your rate of fall
/tv/ - astrophysics
>>217173882true. every /tv/ poster is an expert in all disciplines
>>217173855Except it literally shows the accretion disk. >>217173380Of course it's not realistic. It would be so bright that it would vaporize any observer at that distance.
Nolan messed up the scene where Cooper reunites with his elderly daughter, which is what I was waiting for the entire movie
>>217173732Friendly reminder that Carl Sagan hated the contact script. It diluted his novel for cringe Christcuck appeasement.
>>217173903and that they weren't passing through itthe black whole and its accretion disk are so unfathomably massive that despite looking like they are sitting right above it they are still orbiting hundreds of millions of miles away
>I once saw a black hole the size of a tangerine
>>217173915what did you want to happen?
>>217173639>>217173746>fa/tv/irgins reveal their lack of both media literacy and romantic prospects by not understanding that Mann is talking about love a motivating force, not a quantifiable thingevery time
>>217172910Why'd they put it in a black hole?
>>217174087the macguffin physics data they needed was inside it
>it's impossible!>it's necessary.
>>217174087because nobody knows what's inside a black hole, makes it easier to get creative about itthe plausability comes in when everything that is known about physics ceases to exist past the event horizonthey needed to create a 4th dimension that can be comprehended by 3rd dimensional beings and what better place to do that than a place where for all intents and purposes time and space ceases to exist
>>217174073jokes on you i didnt even watch the movie
I saw it in 4K recently. I'll never watch it a different way.
>>217173746>Power of Love by Huey Lewis and the News slowly building up in the background >Pushes the Love Field button>"It's the Power of Love"Bravo Nolan
>>217174063I felt it lacked emotional weight. It was handled in such a nonchalant manner. Also there was no reason for her grandchildren to be there if they weren't going to acknowledge him at all.
>>217170446atheist propaganda
>coop leaving murph on earth>"they're not mountains, they're waves">watching his kids grow up to hate him via 20 years of video messages>the docking sequence>jumping into the black hole>reuniting with murph on the space station>leaving to help Mann on Earth IIi couldn't possibly fathom the depravity of the soulless niggergoblin who could dislike this movie. the mind fucking boggles.
>>217170446Project Hail Mary will be better. It has /ourguy/ as lead who is literally me.
>>217174061>go to random modernist hotel>"this is a space station"Nolan is a hack.
>>217173746hate this slag. they should have gotten amy adams
>>217174241i didnt mind it, it was subdued and bittersweet. in the scene where coop says goodbye to murph he is begging her to understand why he is leaving, and when they are finally reunited both have made peace with his decision. i also thought it contrasted nicely with the earlier line "now we exist only to be memories for our children", as coop's child now exists only in his memories.
>>217170522Contact is ass.
>>217172067>>let's land on this planet even though we are scientists and we forgot to check if there could be giant waves thereyou forgot the worse one>we know that time moves much slower there but we forgot to think about how the first astronaut who gave a thumbs up would have only been there for 30 seconds, oops
>>217174326You are monstrously gay.
>>217172067Yes, we get it. It was too complex for your smol brain.
How could it be easier to travel through a wormhole to another part of the galaxy or to build an enormous space station than to just seal off part of earth to make livable?
>>217174709Look, the CEOs NEED to be able to destroy Earth for quarterly profits ok? Then once they've made all the money in the world, run off to a barren rock planet and start over as kings while everyone here dies.
>>217173380>OH FU-
>>217174759that's not what happens in the movie
>>217174709>seal off part of earth to make livable?how is that supposed to work exactly?
>>217174866Build giant domes.
>>217172067>no, stop farming, guys, we need to be astronauts!literally the entire intro sequence is conveying that blight killed most of the world's crops, and the dust storms are due to overfarming to compensate
>>217174889brainlet. and i suppose just let the earth autocorrect itself outside while everyone are in these domes blissfully ignorant to whats happening outside?
>>217175061just wear masks outside of the dome
Cooper, what are you doing?>Gooning*music intensifies*
>>217173898A jack of all trades is a master of none
>>217174073> the love I feel for murf it is quantifiable!!!Did you not see the movie you black gorilla nigger?
>>217173795It's true. When I'm in a super massive black hole I can last a really long time. It's the tight ones that I just can't hold out in for long. Backed by science and first hand experimental data.
>>217175223can you read english, dumbfuck?
>>217170446What did they need the HR lady in space for?
>the villains name?>Hugh Mann
>>217172067you would like the docking scene faggot
>>217170446>OP a faggot confirmed>OP scientific illiteracy confirmed>OP plebbit status confirmed>OP HIV positive confirmed>OP is a man in a dress confirmed
>>217175392>When I'm in a super massive black hole I can last a really long time. It's the tight ones that I just can't hold out in for long. Backed by science and first hand experimental data.
I just wanted to see cool rockets blasting across the solar system bro, the characters could've been kerbals for all I care
