Christopher Nolan is widely known as a student of film and
cinema. His movies are full of references and influences from earlier works,
and his latest, Interstellar, is no exception. Watching the
epic space adventure slash family drama unfold, you can’t help but notice nods
to the work of other filmmakers. While there is obvious inspiration taken from
films like Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, Steven
Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Philip
Kaufman’s The Right Stuff, there are many more that you
wouldn’t necessarily expect. Just for the hell of it, we’ve compiled a handful
of classic black and white films (and one that is, admittedly, cheating) whose
presence can be felt, to varying degrees, in Nolan’s latest offering.
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Saturday, November 8, 2014
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'Interstellar' Movie Review: Christopher Nolan's Latest Is Stunning And Crappy At The Same Time
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is one serious
mixed bag of a film, as spectacular as it is flawed. It delivers the most
breathtaking, gorgeous visuals you’ve ever seen in a movie, things that you
can’t help but gawk at, slack jawed and bug eyed. Along with that, a large
portion of the story is so trite and hokey that that it takes much of the shine
off of the rest. Big and epic and ambitious in every way, not everything lands
like it needs to, and there are incredible highs mixed with moments that leave
you completely flat.
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