If there's one element by which Christopher Nolan's feature films are defined, it's the plot. Indeed, the 53-year-old director's achievements are known and recognized for being captivating, precise and often complex. But this does not prevent moviegoers from being fascinated by some of his films, such as: souvenir (2000), prestige (2006), beginning (2010), Tenet (2020) and more recently Oppenheimerwhich won several awards during the 2024 Golden Globe Awards. In Nolan's filmography, a feature film that particularly amazed viewers when it was released in 2014.IInterstellar, a science fiction film starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Casey Affleck and Matt Damon, which did not fail to torture some fans of the genre, with an open ending that left room for many theories. Moreover, for those who haven't solved this time puzzle yet, you still have a few days to do so. In reality, Christopher Nolan's masterpiece is available on Netflix until January 31 !
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Interstellar : There is no end to interpretations
Since the movie was released on the big screen, it's overInterstellar It has been the subject of many theories (Spoiler alert, skip to the last paragraph of this article if you haven't seen the movie before.) In fact, the situation in which Cooper, played by Matthew McConaughey, finds himself has been viewed in various ways: philosophical, symbolic, emotional, scientific, metaphorical, and even spiritual. But the hypothesis that has spread among fans is that by falling into this black hole, the former NASA pilot and engineer sacrifices himself and agrees to die. Throughout the film, certain interjections suggest that this outcome was inevitable for Cooper. The truth is that the latter’s wife said to him before his death: “Now our only role is to be memories for our children. […] The father is the ghost of his children's future.Words that gain their full meaning when we go back to the last scene, where the engineer appears stuck in a dimension outside of time, trying to communicate with his daughter, who neither sees nor hears him.
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Interstellar : Three good reasons to (re)watch the movie
Like other big names in cinema, Christopher Nolan is the reason to watch this movie. In fact, whether we understand it or not, the director's creations have all the precision and ingenuity necessary to captivate any viewer. secondly, Interstellar It is not just a feature film, but also a real journey through the universe in all its vastness. Finally, the film's message is the last good reason to watch (re-watch) it. Even if it is pessimistic at times, it encourages reflection on time, space, love, and one's place and role in the immensity of the universe.
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