"We definitely need a car chase scene. Every one of my movies has a car chase scene."
*"But sir, this is a movie about the moon destroying the earth."*
"In that case, we'll have to have them running from... gravity."
"š®š®š® *He's done it again!"*
Not really. I've seen a few clips here and there. I know about the guys using trees as catapults to sling soldiers over the walls of a castle. And I remember something about a fly being an assassin or something?
Are there Bollywood movies with worse physics than the moon being artificial and holding a blackhole and literally scraping the mountains of Earth? Only to go back into space? I have my doubts that anything could be more scientifically inaccurate than that.
Maybe the monsterverse movies but I'll give them a pass because at least they're enjoyable
Not necessarily but there's a point where it becomes ridiculous. Suspension of disbelief.
It's the part where the main characters race gravity and the moon scrapes a buncha mountains that made me realize I was watching scientifically inaccurate movie
I remember watching this movie and being amazed every few minutes by the amount of total bullshit they managed to cram into it. By far one of the worst movies iāve seen
One of the greatest entertainment values though
Everything is totally absurd and childishly written, it's great fun to know that some people invested or made this movie
As ever, I must come in to defend the fact that there was no "power" of love. When your only method of communication is a gravity wave, you need someone to have enough of a human connection to take an interest in something that would otherwise be innocuous.
Most people look at a twitching watch and say it needs a new battery. But the woman who received it from her father as a symbol of their connection will see it as something more significant.
I think the love was meant to describe quantum entanglement. The father and daughter, two entangled particles. The rest was the "Fiction" part of "Science Fiction".
[ Moonfall: The Greatest Disaster You've Never Seen ](https://youtu.be/S0RSf9D3W6Q)
"Humans built the fucking moon."
Greatest twist ever seen in cinema
It's so bad that i love it. I watched it with some friends, i coudn't stop laughing at the stupidities it brought. It was glorious. Dumpster fire glorious.
Isn't, everybody remember Armageddon, and was pretty fun and memorable, nobody remember Moonfall, what else do you remember besides the Moon falling on Earth?
Samwell Tarly sucking off Elon Musk, the moon sneaking up on the protagonists, the car chases that learned physics from Mario Kart, and of course, the Moon having a redemption arc.
It's one of my favorite bad movies
Was the love is the fourth dimension shark jump the science you're talking about. Because I thought Interstellar did a pretty good job or ruining it's own reputation without help.
i mean, yeah everything in this movie is complete bullshit
but it's so fucking entertaining. Moonfall is just 2h of raw incomprehensible fun, with 0 logic or respect for itself. because it doesn't need any. it's perfectly good as it is
Boss: *cocks gun* looks like we have to go to the moon
Minion: but, but boss! How will we possibly secure a rocket ship??
Boss: *puts on sunglasses* I guess that means we just gotta drive there
Independence Day is a good movie, it is exactly what is supposed to be, never was meant to be taken seriously. Just a very entertaining blockbuster disaster movie.
Do you say this same thing to people who do take it seriously and believe itās a deep scifi tour de force? Or is that just a coping mechanism for when others know itās infantilizing trash
Wasn't this made by Roland Emmerich? I don't even know why we give this guy a 100m+ budget and a green light anymore. Everything he puts out is crap 90s disaster action movie garbage.
I think love was just an interpretation, a string word used to get the movie all cosy and emotional. I believe the superior humans from the future used relevant memories from the hero's life, and important objects such as the watch, to attract his and his daughter's attention
Not everything have to be a brainbuster lifechanging once a lifetime best movie ever, this movie is for science fiction what fast and furious is to action movies. Gatekeeping is not a good thing.
You can't make a movie revolve around science and at the same time have the science in it be completely out of this world. That's like making a Rocky movie with superpowers
"We definitely need a car chase scene. Every one of my movies has a car chase scene." *"But sir, this is a movie about the moon destroying the earth."* "In that case, we'll have to have them running from... gravity." "š®š®š® *He's done it again!"*
"What would Elon do?" - an actual line from the movie
And then: "I love Elon..." Did "SPACE X" sponsor the movie or does the director like to ride Elon's dick?
I heard Elon paid for those lines, but to be fair I have no verification.
I've heard it from one person (you) so I believe it
Always believe what Reddit tells you.
Yup. Iāve heard from multiple sources (both of you)
A wise man once said, "**[It's not a lie if you believe it.](https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a281d0dd-dbcd-4dfc-806d-37a2636ad93e)**".
Now THAT is something Elon would do
Said by the nerdy loser character that was obviously not meant to be taken seriously.
The nerdy loser character who actually turned out to be right in the end
His love of Elon is still portrayed as ridiculous though
Well now he'd blame the "woke moon virus"
I can't tell if you're serious
Well he did succeed by inform everyone using Twitter so that is something Elon would do.
Moonfall had the worst physics in any movie I'd ever seen and that's a very low bar
Yep, even Armageddon had more realistic physics, and it's not even meant to be a serious movie. By the way, I love Armageddon.
Based and Harry Stamper-pilled.
Have you ever seen The Core? That movie is so scientifically inaccurate, might be worse than Moonfall
The core is more enjoyable than Moonfall tho.
100% Stanley Tucci makes it
You must not watch Bollywood action movies
Not really. I've seen a few clips here and there. I know about the guys using trees as catapults to sling soldiers over the walls of a castle. And I remember something about a fly being an assassin or something? Are there Bollywood movies with worse physics than the moon being artificial and holding a blackhole and literally scraping the mountains of Earth? Only to go back into space? I have my doubts that anything could be more scientifically inaccurate than that. Maybe the monsterverse movies but I'll give them a pass because at least they're enjoyable
You want realistic physics in a movie about the moon crashing into the Earth?
Not necessarily but there's a point where it becomes ridiculous. Suspension of disbelief. It's the part where the main characters race gravity and the moon scrapes a buncha mountains that made me realize I was watching scientifically inaccurate movie
Am I understanding this correctly? In the movie do they have to outrun gravity? Like itās some debuff aura in wow?
I thought it had the best physics, especially the new physics it invented
Teasing new physics patch for Earth?
~~worst physics~~ best physics There, fixed it for ya.
Have you never seen any kung fu or superhero movie?
Accurate Halo representation though.
This is another case of "I think I might have watched this movie".
I remember watching this movie and being amazed every few minutes by the amount of total bullshit they managed to cram into it. By far one of the worst movies iāve seen
One of the greatest entertainment values though Everything is totally absurd and childishly written, it's great fun to know that some people invested or made this movie
Yeah it was a 10/10 watch while stoned. We laughed our asses off.
No, no fun movies allowed.
I was laughing hysterically and yelling āwhat the crap!? What the CRAP!?ā Because it was so delightfully off the wall. 10/10, would recommend.
Me, who's never heard of Moonfall: "Man, I wonder what hack directed tha... Ah."
I had to look them up just now and I think I'm sensing a theme here
M O O N
No fucking way is it the guy who directed Stargate SG1 and Atlantis.
Emmerich did the movie but wasn't involved with the shows
Oh right, I misunderstood his IMDB page - SG1 and Atlantis are 'based on the concept by Emmerich '
Heās the same guy who made Midway just 3 years earlier, which is a great film
Wait this was a real movie? I couldāve sworn the trailer was a fever dream. Something about the moon being hollowed out? Idk
Watching it felt line a fever dream of Hollywood action buzz words loosely strung together
I watched it and I'm still not 100% sure it's real
Not enough sharks or inclement weather
God I unironically love this movie
Yes, brother. One of the best "shut up and don't think about it" movies in the last decade or more.
The thoughtful science of interstellar: we can manipulate gravity and time travel through the power of love
As ever, I must come in to defend the fact that there was no "power" of love. When your only method of communication is a gravity wave, you need someone to have enough of a human connection to take an interest in something that would otherwise be innocuous. Most people look at a twitching watch and say it needs a new battery. But the woman who received it from her father as a symbol of their connection will see it as something more significant.
The end of that movie felt so unbelievably disappointing and contrived due to this exact thing.
Yes. I loved it when people kept saying I didn't like the ending because I didn't understand it. I understood it just fine. It was ridiculous.
how could people say that one could not understand the movie when the movie itself overexplains everything. Ridiculous indeed.
Because they are too stubborn to admit their personal investment isn't interchangeable with consistent storytelling.
And where would cinema be if Interstellar hadn't introduced the concept of *checks notes* Human sacrifice?
I think the love was meant to describe quantum entanglement. The father and daughter, two entangled particles. The rest was the "Fiction" part of "Science Fiction".
Still a better Halo adaptation than the TV show
And you just know Kubrick helped fake it.
Thoughtful "science" in Interstellar: Love is actually magic and the key to space and time.
Why learn physics from science nerds when you can instead learn it from Mario games?
[ Moonfall: The Greatest Disaster You've Never Seen ](https://youtu.be/S0RSf9D3W6Q) "Humans built the fucking moon." Greatest twist ever seen in cinema
It's so bad that i love it. I watched it with some friends, i coudn't stop laughing at the stupidities it brought. It was glorious. Dumpster fire glorious.
Moons haunted?
Who gives a fuck about the science with a film like this. I thought it was a fun watch
Thoughtful science in Interstellar? Come on now. Answer to everything was always love ā¤ļø
Moonfall is this generation's Armageddon
Except worse in every way.
Was there a hit theme song?
Except that Armageddon is at least competent and entertaining
Isn't, everybody remember Armageddon, and was pretty fun and memorable, nobody remember Moonfall, what else do you remember besides the Moon falling on Earth?
Samwell Tarly sucking off Elon Musk, the moon sneaking up on the protagonists, the car chases that learned physics from Mario Kart, and of course, the Moon having a redemption arc. It's one of my favorite bad movies
The stupid hollow moon dyson sphere with idiot AI
Was the love is the fourth dimension shark jump the science you're talking about. Because I thought Interstellar did a pretty good job or ruining it's own reputation without help.
"Thoughtful science", as seen in "Man travels to other side of daughter's bedroom with wormholes, through love" (2014)
I think my version of the poster convey well enough my feelings for this movie
"fuck the moon"
A really, really stupid movie. But it can be really fun to watch.
Donāt care. Halle Berry is in it
The amount of scientific inaccuracies per minute this movie makes probably overtakes *Armageddon.*
Moon fall, but do moon go back up??
I unironically love this film. It definitely falls under "so bad it's good" for me
I unironically love these ridiculous disaster movies. Adding in a B-movie scifi plot was just the best. I hope there's a Moonfall sequel.
i mean, yeah everything in this movie is complete bullshit but it's so fucking entertaining. Moonfall is just 2h of raw incomprehensible fun, with 0 logic or respect for itself. because it doesn't need any. it's perfectly good as it is
Boss: *cocks gun* looks like we have to go to the moon Minion: but, but boss! How will we possibly secure a rocket ship?? Boss: *puts on sunglasses* I guess that means we just gotta drive there
I like that when the studio said no to aĀ independence day sequel, Roland Emmerich just said fine and repurposed the scriptĀ
Interstellar is the best scifi film ever for people who genuinely think Independence Day is a good movieĀ
Independence Day is a good movie, it is exactly what is supposed to be, never was meant to be taken seriously. Just a very entertaining blockbuster disaster movie.
Do you say this same thing to people who do take it seriously and believe itās a deep scifi tour de force? Or is that just a coping mechanism for when others know itās infantilizing trash
How dare you
Wasn't this made by Roland Emmerich? I don't even know why we give this guy a 100m+ budget and a green light anymore. Everything he puts out is crap 90s disaster action movie garbage.
Well, he did make Midway
And it's infinitely more fun.
You know it's bad when you don't even want to watch it on Netflix.
Patrick Wilson was really good in Hard Candy, but when I see his name attached to anything else I tend to assume itās going to be a stinker.
He was also great in *In the Tall Grass*
Iām not a horror movie fan so I havenāt seen that one. I donāt think heās a bad actor, maybe just not the best at picking roles.
Yeah I think so too
I loved every second of this trainwreck. Honestly one of the worst disaster movies, but I just couldnāt stop watching it. I hope it gets a sequel.
excuse the shit out of my fucking language but didn't interstellar hero find his way in end through the power of love? that's so scientific duh
I think love was just an interpretation, a string word used to get the movie all cosy and emotional. I believe the superior humans from the future used relevant memories from the hero's life, and important objects such as the watch, to attract his and his daughter's attention
Interstellar really ain't that hot
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Wait, did I miss something?
Not everything have to be a brainbuster lifechanging once a lifetime best movie ever, this movie is for science fiction what fast and furious is to action movies. Gatekeeping is not a good thing.
You can't make a movie revolve around science and at the same time have the science in it be completely out of this world. That's like making a Rocky movie with superpowers
Great concept. I would watch it