In roughly two weeks time, there’s gonna be one thing causing a ruckus around the water cooler and that’s Christopher Nolan’s eagerly-awaited Interstellar. The sci-fi spectacular has made a ton of waves purely based on its trailers, stills and posters, each a beautiful teaser for an epic journey that looks set to completely redefine cinema. Think I’m being hyperbolic? This opinion is becoming one held by practically every person who’s been lucky enough to catch an advanced screening.
The weeks preceding the release of such a major picture are often a bit problematic for cinephiles. This is largely because the internet soon becomes awash with spoilers and such, that tend to ruin films before everyone has the chance to see them on the big screen. However, it seems the folks who have seen it loved it so much that they’ve not wanted to tarnish the experience for the rest of us! That’s right, there’s not been a single spoiler-filled Tweet. How awesome is that?
Practically all of the responses have been incredibly positive, and simply heralded the film for its achievements – and not divulged plot details. The majority of feedback expands on Nolan’s own comparison – to Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey – suggesting it might even surpass it! You can check out some of the Tweets below, some of which originate from names you may rrecognize
Interstellar launches into orbit on 70mm, 35mm and 70mm IMAX on November 5th, before its general release on November 7th.
So Interstellar was probably the best movie I’ve ever seen.
— Catbug. (@chocobugcat) October 18, 2014
. @Interstellar is pretty awesome and fun. Especially on IMAX. — Ev Williams (@ev) October 21, 2014
Dazzled by the ambition & intelligence of Chris Nolan’s INTERSTELLAR. Terrific performances, haunting imagery, WOW. See it in 70MM IMAX.
— Brad Bird (@BradBirdA113) October 21, 2014
Am I allowed to say that ‘Interstellar’ is incredible yet? — edgarwright (@edgarwright) October 13, 2014
#Interstellar is extraordinary – an angry, Heinlein-influenced rebuttal to Clarke and Kubrick’s 2001 & a poem to light and gravity…
— Noah Cowan (@noah_sffilm) October 21, 2014
We saw #Interstellar in 70mm IMAX tonight. Compounded the resonance with 2001 in fascinating ways. And the blacks and whites – mmmm! — Noah Cowan (@noah_sffilm) October 21, 2014
Published: Oct 21, 2014 03:06 pm