The Story of the Singularity is a
movie that I imagined before watching it was the splendor of the starry sky.
There aren't many movie spectacles about Interstellar.
There are many opportunities to shoot, such as the starry sky, the moons of Saturn, black holes, alien planets that will look good if you add a little romance, and a little special effects when you encounter frozen clouds and huge waves (actually, frozen clouds are just wiped off. A bit of ice debris; escaped from the wave without following the wave to great effect), but didn't. The journey life in the universe is also very realistic. After waiting alone for more than 20 years, observing gravity with all my heart, I didn't realize the Tao, but I got older. Movies are also in 2D, probably interstellar movies are easy to think of 3D. These treatments have implemented Nolan's pursuit in "The Dark Knight", doing something and not doing something, not very good-looking or even a bit boring and ugly. Because this movie is not about science fiction, it is about ultimate care.
Its romance isn't sci-fi romance, it's ultimate caring romance.
What takes you through a wormhole? is love.
The theme of the film is - to cross the farthest and farthest time and space, and return to the nearest and nearest person.
The content on the ground is written using the narrative method of the Bible, otherwise it would not be so extravagant.
The way NASA chose this man to go to space - reminds me of the way God chose man.
Allegory of the Bookshelf - Before the rooster crows today, you must deny me three times. ——Such sadness and joy.
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all of what he said might be outrageous—if the three-dimensional world is the norm.
He was not going to tell the whole universe, but the story of the singularity.
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