First of all, this film is a very good film overall, and it is not small, and it is also a relatively in-depth science fiction film. Nolan is both the director and the screenwriter of this film. Before watching it, I also read everyone's comments. Some people said that this is a science fiction movie in the cloak of family. I thought it was a hard science fiction. Seeing such a comment, I lost a third of my enthusiasm for watching it.
But after watching this movie completely, I think that although family affection has a prominent performance in the movie, it would be too unobjective if it is said that family affection is the mainstay, supplemented by science fiction. Even if everyone's appreciation angle is different, the proportion of science fiction in movies cannot be less than half! I think it’s better not to watch movie reviews in the future. You will never know the appreciation level of the people behind the keyboard, or you will have different perceptions because of different life experiences.
Secondly, in this movie, director Nolan very "romantic" imagines "love" as being like gravity, which can travel through time, space and even dimensions. Many viewers are integrated into the plot of the film, and the feeling of being moved cannot deceive oneself. Especially when Cooper had just entered the hypercube and saw that he was about to leave Murphy before, but he could not stop the scene of himself. He slapped the "wall" of the hypercube with helplessness and wept bitterly. When I saw this scene, I couldn't help but shed tears. Human beings love truth, but human beings cannot just rely on logic and formulas to live their lives. Humans need love and emotions. But mankind cannot give up technology and science.
Moreover, the plot is very smooth, basically echoing before and after. For example, Brad's hand extended into space on the spacecraft and Cooper's reappearance when he passed through a black hole, Cooper's hints left to his daughter in five-dimensional space, and her daughter's discovery of the book and pointer changes in the study. When Cooper heard the messages of his children in the past 23 years in space, he shed tears when he saw the changes in their faces. Time separates them like a long river, standing on the other side but unable to accompany them, this may be the most painful thing for the closest person.
When seeing the many astronauts in space before, Brad is still eager to go to the planet where his lover is. Finally a small tombstone was built for him there. Love may be sensual, but it is a belief and feeling that really exists. In order to fulfill his dream, the professor told a big lie. It is impossible to judge right or wrong, except for money, it is true that family affection and responsibility are the most desperate things for human beings. The rescued astronaut deliberately murdered Cooper to accomplish what he wanted.
Maybe selfishness is a kind of instinct. We can't guarantee that everyone will always be upright and kind when running in the opposite direction and resource shortage. I personally feel that the space-time gap in the film is the most touched and climax part. The father and daughter separated by the bookshelf are connected by love, faith and wisdom in two completely isolated time and space. Finally, the plot is pushed to a climax and to a perfect ending. This section is very dazzling and ethereal, very touching. And what attracted me to the film was not science fiction like another impossible world, but really possible or even realistic science fiction. The space elevator did not attract me just because the idea was too close to the earth, and what happened to distant stars attracted me very much. It is undeniable that the visual presentation in the film is perfect and rigorous. It is almost as amazing as a documentary. Matthew McConaughey’s acting skills are not to say, but it still can’t hide that this is an assembly line work under the mature industrial packaging of Hollywood. , Simple and crude American values cramming. The family affection shown in the
movie is undoubtedly the main theme, and Murphy's Law (mentioned many times in the movie) is also a very interesting science. Science fiction is just the shell of the movie, and the visual effects presented by the movie are also shocking. There is no need to argue about which pseudo-science and which are true in the movie, or even degrade the value of the movie. In my opinion, compared to the movie. The forward-looking performance of the scientific principles in Chinese is more worthy of people's thinking, after all, it is undoubtedly better to learn the principles in books.
The movie started telling about the various crises of the earth. Only corn can be eaten. The endless dust is like stars in the universe. It is terrible to the unknown. The protagonist Cooper and his daughter Murphy, what is Murphy's law? As long as a thing has the possibility of getting worse, no matter how small the chance it is, it may cause it to get worse, so it is not a good name. It may also be said that the earth is like Murphy's law and has a huge crisis. In the film, Cooper was guided by the gravitational phenomenon in Murphy’s room to find NASA, and the NASA public also learned through inquiries that it is gravity transmission.They passed the information so that they could be found. They have been studying gravity. The
film also said that their research theory stated that time cannot go backwards. The only thing that can communicate with the past is gravity. Then this event should have sufficient research value for NASA people. According to logic, Murphy’s room should be sealed off. Keep studying to see if you can decipher more information. But this place was completely ignored. Murphy remembered it at the end of the film, re-examined it, and found the answer without any suspense. Finally, “love” is quantified. In the five-dimensional world, I guess the director wants to say that three-dimensional + time + love is a five-dimensional world. At first, Hathaway said, why people love people who have died and people they will never see again. Love here is another dimension, and it must have meaning to exist in this world. If it is only for reproduction, people will not go next to the dead. When
reaches the end, how does the protagonist find his daughter in the huge time system? It's love. The influence of the observer on the results of observations in quantum mechanics. Love may always exist. For people in the three-dimensional world, it is used to find a lover. But for people in the five-dimensional world, it is used to retrieve a specific location in visible time. This movie involves many high-level concepts in the fields of physics and cosmology, and strives to present it visually in the most rigorous way known. The film talks about the relationship between father and daughter to the survival of mankind, from black hole to wormhole, from three-dimensional to five-dimensional, Nolan also proved that he is not good at writing emotional dramas. The father and daughter in the film are deeply emotional, but they also weaken the macro theme of the film to a certain extent. However, it can also be seen that Nolan may want to increase emotional resonance with ordinary audiences after weighing. There are advantages and disadvantages. It is difficult to say which choice is better if you choose the macro line or the micro line.
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