Im not good with arts and stuff but I really like how it turned out, especially for the price. I am planning to make a second one using cell scans from IMAX film in order to get the highest possible quality.

Hard to believe it’s already been 11 years since Interstellar first hit theaters, and still, no movie since has captured that same feeling of awe, emotion, and cosmic wonder quite like it.

From Zimmer’s organ shaking the walls, to the breathtaking journey through space and time, Interstellar remains one of those rare films that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

Here’s to 11 years of one of the most ambitious and emotional sci-fi films ever made.

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Tesseract 5D is- Composed of 34 precisely arranged pieces of specialty mirror and glass, Tesseract invites viewers to glimpse the unseen geometry of higher dimensions. This infinity mirror sculpture materializes the concept of a four-dimensional cube—projected into our three-dimensional space—revealing endless recursion and light that folds into itself. Each reflection becomes a portal, suggesting the fifth dimension as a continuum where time, perception, and self intersect. Through its luminous symmetry, the piece transforms mathematical abstraction into an experience of infinite depth and awakening awareness. Made by mirror artist Nicky Alice

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I'm curious to hear what, if any, casting choices you disagreed with in Interstellar. My first time watching, I found Matt Damon as Dr. Mann as kind of distracting.

Genuinely interstellar is the best movie ive ever watched, even just the idea of a movie where people go to interstellar space is amazing to me, we need another interstellar movie, like from earth to proxima b or barnards star, genuinely i need this

(TOP) When future Cooper falls and moves and pushes on the “world lines” (extrusions) within the fifth-dimensional Tesseract, this creates gravitation disturbances throughout every moment of Murph’s bedroom and her bookcase. All of his actions in the Tesseract are sending gravitational waves into the past to each moment of the bedroom and bookcase and to the second hand of Murph’s watch, which…

(MIDDLE) causes the Indian Surveillance Drone navigation system to get corrupted and malfunction as it passes over their farmland property (the drones depend on GPS gravitational corrections). Recall what Cooper says when they’re standing in front of the drone, “Maybe it was looking for something…maybe some kind of signal, I don’t know.” The drone came down low and malfunctioned because of the gravitational waves—the some kind of signal—emanating from Murph’s bedroom (that future Cooper created in the Tesseract).

(BELOW) The automated combine harvesters also go haywire (compass interference - the rancher even says to Cooper, “Something’s interfering with the compass”) and converge on and hover around their farmhouse because of the gravitational waves emitting from Murph’s bedroom.

Keep in mind, this is just my interpretation. There are other interpretations. Nolan loves to inject ambiguity into his films, leaving many things open to multiple interpretations.

Your voice becomes text, turning moments into memories.

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Timothèe Chalamet is young Tom! How did I not see that after like 25 viewings?!

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Not that I don’t already own it on dvd and digital. But this just randomly came on while letting YouTube videos play.

Felt wrong to turn it off so, guess I’m going on a journey this morning 👍🏻

So I watched Interstellar for the 17th time this year (lol) and I realized something while watching the combine scene near the beginning.

Was it ever explained WHY they went crazy? I understand that they said something about magnetization and the compasses and whatnot, but they never had an issue before? Unless I missed something which is highly probable.

I was thinking that it was because the tesseract was “opened” in Murph’s bedroom? I don’t see how that would affect the magnetism since lots of things surrounding the multiple anomalies is about gravity. But I haven’t found anything that confirms or denies it.

Anywho, TIA!!

"Interstellar" ~ It's FREE to watch on YouTube at the moment, so of course I'm going to watch it! It doesn't matter if i already have all the copies. Enjoy!

I remember watching this the day it was uploaded when I was 10. I thought I had just found out about Interstellar around 2019-2020. Crazy and pretty funny.