Pedro

that fuckass haircut might be the scariest part of the movie

I'm not one of watching movies all that much. You can clearly tell from the activity over here. I hesitate a LOT to watch a movie by myself on my computer or even worse, taking my lazy ass to the nearest theatre to watch something that I can't freely choose. That just isn't for me. Today I got invited to go to the theatres to see Interstellar. Well I just couldn't pass on the offer, now could I? I've seen everyone and their mother taking about how this movie is incredible. And holy fuck they were right. I don't remember the last time I cried because of a movie. As of writing this (around 3 hours after watching it) it's still in my head. I'm still thinking about it. The movie's runtime is almost 3 hours but it goes by so quickly you don't even realize it. The use of sound (and the lack of it) is so perfect that it's exactly the way that space should be represented audibly. And the soundtrack, that singular song is enough for the whole thing. It didn't get repetitive at all because after all the silence and the abruptive scene changes, that song felt like an instant mood changer, whether it was a relief, a tense situation or anything in between. The whole representation of everything is so well put that leaves you at awe during the entire film. There wasn't a single moment where you could make fun of anything out of spite and say something like "Ah look, that's not really proper, now is it?" Everything is perfect. Every detail. Every scene. It's perfect. Now like I said, I'm not that type of person that really likes to watch movies or whatever, but this is the best movie I've seen ever. And it's probably the best movie that I will ever see until the end of me. This film makes me want to watch more stuff, and it's not anything that would give me this to sit down and actually enjoy something like this. This one is making me feel like I have a lot to explore, which I know I do. s/o to @inesnevx for inviting me and honestly kudos to the rest of the people in the theatre for not being disruptive at all. I was afraid of not being able to enjoy the movie properly because of random noises and stupid chitchats. Gladly it didn't happen. Thanks 🙇 "Absolute honesty isn't always the most diplomatic nor the safest form of communication with emotional beings."