"Interstellar" is a science fiction film exploring human nature, and it is also a magnificent space science and education film. Supported by the scientific theory of Kip Thorne, one of the leading astrophysics research leaders and the film producer, the film presented the "wormhole" theory based on Einstein's general relativity equation for the first time in history. On the Hollywood screen. Even Thorne himself said that although he has been familiar with "wormholes" and "black holes" for a long time in theory, it is the first time he has actually seen them before his eyes. Therefore, for all viewers, this is an unprecedented visual enjoyment and a fantasy journey to uncover the veil of mysterious space.
With the help of Thorne, Nolan and his team worked together from the audience's perspective to perfectly present the stunning "wormhole" crossing and the beautiful Saturn encounter on the screen. Nolan's insistence on real-time shooting and the use of 70mm IMAX film also ensure the best viewing experience. When the powerful mixing of the spacecraft drives the theater seats to vibrate together, for a moment, the audience may feel that they are really real. Was sitting on the roaring spaceship.
As an art form that popularizes the elegant art that a small number of people can appreciate to the general public, the tentacles of Interstellar Interstellar extend to the field of rigorous science. This must be one of the most beautiful science and education films that audiences have seen. Thanks to the filmmakers for giving full play to their imagination and exploring the infinite unknown possibilities in the starry sky for mankind. At the same time, they are still rooted in the most primitive and true human emotions, bringing people a period beyond time and space. good.
After the 2020 IMAX version was re-released in mainland China, some viewers said, “I bought IMAX tickets for the first time, and the shock after watching it is still comparable to that of the previous year”, “I can watch "Interstellar Crossing" again on the big screen. This kind of shock is an absolutely incomparable experience to watch on the computer. "Watching on the IMAX screen makes up for the regret of not watching it in the theater." "The wormhole and the black hole that swallowed everything that director Nolan showed in the film in his rigorous and scientific way will still make people feel amazing and amazing even if they look at it after many years." "I thought the film was a very hard-core story, but I didn't expect it to be so warm and crying. It turns out that director Nolan can make father-daughter love and human love so touching. It's really a different kind of romance."
In "Interstellar", the audience sees the fantasy world built by Nolan, just like Matthew McConaughey looks at himself through the bookshelf in the film, dimly, seemingly understandable. Like it or not, each of Nolan's films has ample room for interpretation, because compared to most directors, his films are more worth chewing and aftertaste.
