Interstellar: How Christopher Nolan's Sci-Fi Epic Eventually Took Off · Dan Jolin
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THE ODYSSEY MAY be Christopher Nolan’s first literal epic, but in terms of narrative scale, or at least the distance spanned, Interstellar makes Odysseus’ journey look like a splash in a puddle. Nolan’s ninth film takes us from a blighted, suffocating Earth — a hard-scrabble agrarian dystopia where space travel is out of vogue — to a faraway galaxy, where potential new homes for humanity twinkle in the immense wake of a black hole. And then it ventures even further: outside of our four dimensions of space and time into a brain-scrambling extrasensory realm. No wonder Matthew McConaughey, who starred as space cowboy Cooper, described Interstellar as “the grandest adventure I think any of us will see on film”. …
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