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Proof of water mountains.
I really wanted to like Interstellar, but that whole "love can transcend dimensions" thing just really killed it for me. I mean the notion is lovely and so on, but it'd been doing a pretty good job at being a hard scifi story so it felt like a letdown to have that sort of hokey nonexplanation for the big picture, like the Nolans just gave up with the script at some point
Wow. First time I've heard this complaint in the last 10 years. 🙄
What's your point? Nobody's allowed to voice their opinions if they're not unique?
It's OK for me to not like some parts of the plot and say it out loud even if it's a common complaint, just like it's OK for people to like those parts.
Well I'm just fucking sick of hearing this specific complaint again and again and again. Listening to techbros at reddit getting uncomfortable because 'their' hardcore sci-fi movie had human emotions, expressed by a woman. I mean, ewww cringe, amirite? Talk about time travel and shit some more. 🙄
That's absolutely understandable, it but it's not where I'm coming from – which of course you wouldn't be able to know just based on what I wrote. I'm more of an emotional softie than not, and a feminine enby in addition to being a huge nerd, and while I really do love movies that give me feels, the Nolan ham just didn't work for me in Interstellar.