Gravity vs Interstellar ..

[uttermost]

2 minutes ago, Hector8 said:

First time nani gadi situtation ey nadi kuda  (bale bale magadivoy)

oka one week research chesi chusa second time .... super nachindi 

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[MobileMusic]

Interstellar is not space-intensive. it is too long and becomes boring. Dunkirk was boring too (characters rarely talk or talk to each other)

Gravity with just a couple of people is very beautiful and breath-taking (it also gets violent for a few times!). Some directors are cool like that - they can make engaging movies with just a couple of actors (eg: Clerks, Everybody Loves Raymond, Monk)

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22 minutes ago, MobileMusic said:

Interstellar is not space-intensive. it is too long and becomes boring. Dunkirk was boring too (characters rarely talk or talk to each other)

 Gravity with just a couple of people is very beautiful and breath-taking (it also gets violent for a few times!). Some directors are cool like that - they can make engaging movies with just a couple of actors (eg: Clerks, Everybody Loves Raymond)

I don't remember much from Interstellar, but does it have scenes with space station? i definitely remember it having scenes with random planets in the universe. incredibly beautiful to look at.

I was talking about the techniques used to film such scenes, and which film could've influenced the genre so much that today a telugu film using the same borrowed techniques is in the making.

[Amrita]

I think Martian > Interstellar > Gravity. 

[xano917]

5 hours ago, uttermost said:

which is comparatively the most influential space film?

Gravity is boring . One time watch 

[JAMBALHOT_RAJA]

Interstellar. Watched so many times. Hans zimmer background  and visual effects kosam enni sarlu ayina chudochu 

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5 minutes ago, JAMBALHOT_RAJA said:

Interstellar. Watched so many times. Hans zimmer background  and visual effects kosam enni sarlu ayina chudochu 

yeah soundtrack is aweseome in interstellar.