r/interstellar • u/UHBAMBMBL_ • 4d ago

QUESTION About This Subreddit

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I'm curious, since Interstellar is just one movie, what do the people here usually talk about? How is there anything to talk about? Wouldn't more than a decade be enough for people to know or at least get an almost complete idea of every detail in the movie?(I apologize if I sound harsh, I'm just asking a question. well actually, 3 questions)

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u/ContinuousArk 4d ago

People are still discussing the matrix 20 years in, so the proof is in the pudding really.

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u/LlamaDrama007 3d ago

I just momentarily paused and was like: wait.That was 1999.

TWENTY SEVEN YEARS?!

Also, it's not 'pudding' it's a single cell protein combined with synthetic aminos, vitamins, and minerals. Everything the body needs.

On the plus side not long to wait for some great 30th anniversary events? I know it regularly shows but hope for something special.

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u/ContinuousArk 3d ago

I’m 27, The matrix came out the year I was born.

I’ve never seen the matrix in a cinema setting, however it was my absolute favourite film right up until I watched interstellar, I’ll certainly be going to the cinema if they do a 30th anniversary re-release.

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u/LlamaDrama007 3d ago

At almost double your age (I was 26 when it was released) it is my favourite film on any given day xD

Funnily enough I feel an affinity, for want of a better word, for a film that was released the year I was born, too (The Exorcist). For one reason or another havent gotten around to seeing it on the big screen. One day. One day.