1921 echoing far away
The movie is over.
The melodious and sad piano music slowly flowed in the screening room. The lights were still not turned on. The whole place remained dark. The list of production staff was slowly appearing on the big screen.——
“Director: Christopher Nolan", "Screenwriters: Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan", "Producer: Emma Thomas", "Producer: Renly Hall”……
The minimalist white font slowly appeared on the black screen, just like the black and white keys of a piano. There was a tough and gentle power in the silence, which slowly settled the surging emotions of the audience. A subtly unique experience that maintains rare silence.
they need a little time.
Graham predicted the ending of the movie: Cooper and Murphy finally met again, and Tom became a handful of dirt; but Graham did not predict the real ending of the movie: Cooper separated from Murphy again. , because Murphy had a home of his own, but Cooper's home was completely destroyed in the torrent of time, and his only reliance was Brand, so he embarked on a journey in the vast universe. The journey to find Brand.
Is this a happy ending? Still a sad ending？
Graham couldn't find an accurate way to express it, just like when he watched "Crazy Love": they finally came together, but it seemed that they no longer belonged to each other..
What exactly is the so-called home? It should be a space built by the bonds between people, where memories and present belonging to each other exist. The creation of each "today" ultimately constitutes a future that belongs to themselves and each other. Within that grand blueprint There are still traces of each other in the world. But if this bond is irreversibly divided and alienated by time and space, will home still exist?？
People are still the same people; but things are no longer those things..
Furthermore, which memories belonging to human beings are real? Cooper's memory is real, and so is Murphy's memory. However, in the "one hour equals seven years" reversal of the black hole's gravity, Cooper and Murphy's memories of each other have been greatly misaligned. , in the end both of them became empty phantoms in each other’s memories.——
Murphy in Cooper's memory is still eight years old. She doesn't even understand Einstein's theory of relativity, and he must return to his daughter because that is his promise..
The Cooper in Murphy's memory is still thirty-one years old, distracted by the death of his wife and the turn of his career. She believes that her father will definitely come back because he promised her.
In reality, Cooper is still less than thirty-five years old. After experiencing the thrill of interstellar travel, he finally returns home, but the world he knows has been completely destroyed. So, is his "existence" still real? Or maybe he is a wandering soul floating in space？
In reality, Murphy is one hundred and one years old, has a huge family of her own, and has become a hero admired by everyone on the space station. She still remembers her childhood memories of the farm, but those were already far away in the eighties. It was many years ago, so are her "memories" still real?？
Cooper and Murphy are still the family members who care about each other the most, but they are strangers who do not know each other, because they have missed each other's most thrilling years, and the memories and promises that were once deeply buried in their minds, It has also become a symbol in the mirage.
So, does “home” as defined by Cooper and Murphy still exist? Murphy chose to embrace death in front of her family. She was no longer Cooper's daughter, but the patriarch of the entire family. She had her own support; while Cooper, who was alone, went to space to find the only one who was the same as him. Partners who have experienced interstellar travel, but do the bonds they established through time and space still have their original meaning?？
Can Brand become Cooper's home?？
At the end of time travel, will they become alone? Are all human beings like this? They come from loneliness and walk alone. In the end, this road of life will have to be walked on by oneself. All the fetters and all the homes are actually just greed and extravagant hopes.？
Everyone knows that time is powerful and ruthless, but this feeling seems unreal and inaccurate. Is there an emotion that can overcome time and space? It's like the connection between Cooper and Murphy has completed communication through the five-dimensional space, allowing each other to return to each other again..
“"Love", this powerful force cannot be erased or stopped by time. It can overcome everything and build bridges and bonds between each other; but... is it really so? When time is still reversed and distorted, when The theory of time relativity leaves indelible traces on each other's physiological and neurological levels. So, can "love" still maintain its original freshness and vividness?？
Cooper still loves his daughter.
Murphy still loves his father.
The bond seems to have never been eradicated; but within the social ethical framework and in the long river of time, they are destined to be unable to accompany each other. All lives, all objects, all deeds... and even all emotions and memories, Whether it is the physical level or the spiritual level, they will eventually be turned into powder under the huge influence of time and will eventually cease to exist. So, what should humans do at this time?？
Isn’t it true that humans are all lonely after all?？
About time. About family affection. About bonds. About home. About social structure. About interstellar travel. About loneliness. About hope. About commitment. About the future. About survival. About choice. About life. About the universe... And, about myself. In the vastness of time and the universe Under this, the insignificance of human beings is magnified to the extreme, and they even begin to feel helpless, and then they fall into confusion and confusion, unable to extricate themselves..
Countless thoughts are surging in my mind, one after another, but all the thoughts are question marks. Before one problem can be solved, another one pops up. The questions then piled up one after another, and finally fell into a pile of question marks, so that there was no way to react at all, and I just sat in the seat of the screening room..
Graham knew that he needed a little time, a little time to calm down, and a lot of time to digest. The theme of this movie is family affection, but the /mother/body is "time". Through the collision and adventure of family affection, Graham will The power of time is magnified to the extreme, creating endless possibilities.
Even deeper and more complex than "Inception".
The first viewing isn't quite over yet - the behind-the-scenes credits haven't even finished yet - but now Graham can't wait to watch it a second time, and he has a hunch he might need to. The third or even fourth time, because there are so many question marks in my mind.
But the difference is that it's not because you can't understand it. In fact, the core theoretical knowledge of "Interstellar" is not that complicated. Even if you don't fully understand it, it will not affect your understanding of the movie. This is more down-to-earth than "Inception" ; Precisely because you understand it, you need more time and more details to help you complete your reflection-watching movies repeatedly is for your own thinking, but also to truly enjoy it.
“"Time", just this theme can give rise to countless side branches; not to mention, Graham has another reason to go to the cinema again——
Renly-Hall.
The entire movie is grand and majestic, vast and profound, pushing the power of time and space to the extreme. Every frame is magnificent and exquisitely stunning, but what always lingers in Graham's mind is Renly's eyes：
The reluctance and sadness in Murphy's eyes when he said goodbye to Earth; the sorrow and bitterness in his eyes when he realized that he had missed twenty-three years after returning from Miller's Planet; the Standing was plunged into high-speed rotation after being detonated The perseverance and determination in the eyes when the ship is about to be destroyed and has to make a desperate move; the tenderness and perseverance in the eyes when the Ranger separates from the Standing and bids farewell to Brand forever; and the end is coming. When I left the space station and embarked on my journey again, the loneliness and hope in my eyes……
Everything, everything is about the eyes.
Renly did not use too many fancy skills to modify and interpret those intricate emotions. He only conveyed them through a look, carving out his inner beliefs bit by bit, and invisibly conveying the character's growth arc. It is sketched in the minds of the audience, and the emotions and shocks slowly seep out..
No matter how grand and majestic the picture is, no matter how shocking and moving the story is, Graham can never forget Renly's eyes. They are the eyes of a father, an ordinary person, and a human being. They are not the eyes of a hero or a great man. , but can easily defeat all his armor and hit the softest part deep in his heart..
The end credits were still scrolling slowly, and the thoughts in Graham's mind were still surging, and it was estimated that they would not stop for the next forty-eight hours. But when the lights in the screening room slowly turned on, Graham Ham finally broke free from the sea of countless question marks and realized again that this was the premiere of "Interstellar", and they had just finished enjoying this rare masterpiece of emotional resonance. The excitement and excitement were like this A blowout broke out.
stand up and applaud.
Just two such simple actions, but they vividly revealed all the excitement and happiness in Graham's chest. The smile on the corner of his mouth couldn't help but curve up in a big arc. He liked moments like this - to be precise, He loves moments like this because the movie makes him feel so real.
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