theYinChienchiao

Interstellar, interstellar, interstellar. How should describe the feeling when I made my first watch or what has interstellar brought to me. A yearning for far off places and unknown . I can feel there something inside began to burgeon, and would certainly come to fruition one day ,leading me to path that I was destined for. We invest far off places with a certain romance, this appeal, I suspect, has been meticulously crafted by natural selection ,as an essential element in our survival.long summers, mild winters, plentiful games, none of them lasts forever. Your own life, or your bands, even your species are owed to a restless few, drought by a craving they can hardly articulate or an anguished obligation, to undiscovered lands and new worlds .

For Oppenheimer, an atomic bomb would be an exemplary symbol of his talent, passion, zest, and years of dedication.

For Taylor, it's about vengeance, life and death, fearing that the Soviet Union would dominate the world by taking advantage. By that time, there would be no place to hide and nowhere to run.

They are ingenious individuals, congenial friends, destined to separate away. Oppenheimer could not be right all the time, as he may not understand how peace truly comes about, what the real foundation of peace is. Taylor, on the other hand, just lets hatred blind him. They are far from perfect, not the ideal protagonist and antagonist, not paradigms or paragons. So, it would be very appropriate to depict the story between them.

It's quite awkward and embarrassing, like a poor imitation of Top Gun. It's an excellent example of the director's arrogance, who seems to have no understanding of a pilot's duty. The whole movie revolves around an arrogant character who thinks he's unrivaled and pretends to know about engineering and design, while the rest of the characters seem to exist solely to praise and flatter him, ensuring he has enough opportunities to showcase his supposed coolness. The entire storyline is a complete catastrophe, not to mention the numerous setting errors. It begs the question, where was the budget spent? It seems they invested all their money in hiring this "handsome" guy instead of consulting with aviation experts.