Interstellar (2014)

[SilentDawn]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

2001: SPACE ODYSSEY just looked at you like this:

I like Interstellar more.

[dmollenauer]

Another horrible audio mix on bluray courtesy of Chris Nolan. I can't wait. Dark Knight Rises sounded terrible.

[lemonski]

Originally Posted by radagast

I just want to say that the synopsis of this movie, on this site, in regards to the BD release, is BS. Einstein was never able to prove this? Bull$&$t. That is exactly what the second Theory of Relativity, known as the General Theory of Relativity addressed.

"and several hypotheses that Einstein was never able to prove" - I think they're talking about his attempt to unify gravity with electromagnetism, which he never did

[Aragorn the Elfstone]

So much for all this crap I've heard about the sound mix. I went to see the film for the first time yesterday, and the sound was perfect (and absolutely incredible). I didn't have trouble hearing anything.

[jscoggins]

Originally Posted by Aragorn the Elfstone

So much for all this crap I've heard about the sound mix. I went to see the film for the first time yesterday, and the sound was perfect (and absolutely incredible). I didn't have trouble hearing anything.

[Spire]

Originally Posted by Aragorn the Elfstone

So much for all this crap I've heard about the sound mix. I went to see the film for the first time yesterday, and the sound was perfect (and absolutely incredible). I didn't have trouble hearing anything.

Yeah I enjoyed the audio of the movie. McConaughey's dialogue was a little quiet at times, but I chalked that up to him mumbling all the time.

[Aragorn the Elfstone]

Originally Posted by DGilberts

Just hoping this gets the transfer it deserves. Will be interesting to see if the U.S and UK versions have the same transfer as they have different distribution.

If it's the same everywhere, I just hope Paramount is doing the transfer. WB has done a pretty lackluster job on the 35mm portions of Nolan's films (TDKR fares quite well, but even it is a bit softer than it should be).

[bootsy]

Originally Posted by Aragorn the Elfstone

So much for all this crap I've heard about the sound mix. I went to see the film for the first time yesterday, and the sound was perfect (and absolutely incredible). I didn't have trouble hearing anything.

There was nothing wrong with the sound. Just people trying to find something to whine about as usual.

[radagast]

Originally Posted by lemonski

"and several hypotheses that Einstein was never able to prove" - I think they're talking about his attempt to unify gravity with electromagnetism, which he never did

If so, that's a pretty obtuse statement to put there. I didn't see a whole lot about electromagnetism and gravity. I DID see quite a bit about gravity and time dilation in the movie, which is what the GTOR is all about.

[Piro]

I absolutely hope it does have shifting AR! It was glorious in 15/70 IMAX, although the one downside to watching it that way was the fact the 35mm anamorphic footage was very soft compared to that shot in IMAX (naturally, but you rarely get a chance to compare the two side by side on full quality IMAX film, I was surprised at how easy it was to tell).

The sound mix was sometimes a little odd as people have mentioned, and at times it was very loud/heavy on the bass, but I am not one to complain, simply because it's obvious this was the way it was intended to be seen (I saw it in the London BFI IMAX).

[MaxPowers]

I am all over this day one. Steelbook, digibook, keepcase. I want them all) best film of the year, no question.

[returnofthemack]

This is easily my favorite Christopher Nolan movie yet. I could see how people who are bored by science or space exploration would find the movie unwatchable. There was a couple of times I thought the music was a little too loud and over bearing but it didn't interfer with dialog.

[Rizor]

I'll be curious to see how the movie looks. Nolan's films are usually less than stellar on BD. The IMAX version I saw in theaters looked kind of murky and somewhat noise reduced. Wonder how this will fair.

[The Debts]

As for my personal opinion on AR's for this, I'd love it if the disc gave the option to let you select from three different ones (2.35/1.78, 2.35 and 2.20). Makes everyone happy. It isn't that hard to do something like that on a disc, is it?

[Roy_Batty]

[quote=ilovenola2;10090209]

Originally Posted by RobertLuketic

Apparently it's coming to blu-ray on March 10th https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Inter...Blu-ray/77552/

A thought-provoking and mind-enriching movie. Can't wait for a blu-ray release. QUOTE]

"Thought-provoking"----- exactly! I saw this superb film yesterday in IMAX. It demands a revisit before leaving the theatre.
I think INTERSTELLAR may be the most provocative and interesting "sci-fi" film released since Kubrick's 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY in 1964---- when this much younger moviegoer saw it five times in Cinerama during its initial run on Hollywood Blvd.
Chris Nolan seems to be heading towards filling those hard-to-fill footsteps.:

Sorry, 2001 was released in 1968.

[zillajay23]

While I don't have it as my number one it's definitely one of my all time favorites I like your list Silentdawn some really good ones.

[flyry]

hopefully we can pre-order this soon

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by flyry

hopefully we can pre-order this soon

No doubt! I am ready for the preorder!!(not really sure what that means, but it sounded kind of cool)

[Gusto-Guus]

Let's hope we get some cool space time features on release rather than hoping for a double-dip special edition later in the future.

[MifuneFan]

Saying it now, I want some Neo Case love for this