好莱坞在星辰中寻找希望

“WE USED TO look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars; now we just look down and worry about our place in the dirt.” This is Matthew McConaughey’s former NASA test pilot, speaking in the near-future, in Christopher Nolan’s space-survival epic Interstellar. Since the film’s release in 2014, things have thankfully taken a more optimistic turn. Science-fiction is once again studying the sky, and with hope. Just look at this year’s interplanetary spectacle Project Hail Mary, which takes Ryan Gosling’s lonely amateur astronaut to a friendly new frontier, captivating audiences in the process (the film has made $500 million to date). …