Murph choosing to send her first message to her dad on her birthday where she turns her dad’s age when he left her…..completely broke me emotionally and blew me away. This was one of the most heartbreaking moments in the film.

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I bet Timmy brought Coop’s truck to the game too.

All image credits: @/taylor.umphenour.film on Instagram.

A piece I’ve been wanting to put together for a while. Loved David Gyasi as Romilly, beautifully tragic character.

The costume's a bit worse for wear at this point since Halloween, but still got plenty of smiles and pictures taken

Murph’s answer resonates with all of us. It’s such an emotionally powerful and heartfelt line (while Zimmer’s music plays in the background)! And the way she slowly delivers each word stirs our emotions even more. I swear, every single time I watch this scene, I get teary-eyed or cry.

This ending exchange between Murph and Cooper connects with the dialogue between TARS and Cooper in my last post (each reflects the love and trust between a parent and child).

Shout out to u/Adamaja456 for calling out this connection in my last post and for pointing out that Cooper closes his eyes both when he says “Because I gave it to her” and when Murph says “Because my dad promised me.” Such a great find!

When I first saw this film, I wasn’t a dad. Now that I am, I couldn’t imagine the heartache that Cooper felt leaving Tom and Murph. Has anyone else had this experience since the film first released?

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Currently bored at my Uncle’s house and decided to just see if Interstellar would ever be released on Netflix in the US. To my surprise, they’re adding it on January 1st. After watching it in IMAX, I wanted to watch it at home in 4K Dolby Vision. Finally I get to do that!

Wouldn't this shot have taken 3.2 years?

It was 100 hours per frame The movie ran at 24 frames per second

So 2400 hours to make 1 second And there is 12 seconds in the whole shot

So 28,000 hours to render this whole scene. Or 1200 days which equals to 3.2 years!

But if I'm correct again, that would only be on one computer. So either it did take this long, or they used multiple computers. If they did use multiple computers, hiw many?