Analysis Of The Movie ' Interstellar '

Inception shocked the world upon its release in 2010. Christopher Nolan created a movie that questioned the capabilities that mankind had over the dream world. The movie is about a group of people that are tasked with entering a man's dream and subconsciously planting a idea in his mind. Christopher Nolan uses the (what if?) to engage the audience, he uses the setting to enroll the viewers in the story, and his movie had an awe-inspiring impact on society. The movie is full of twists and turns that are bound to leave the mind wondering what just happened.

Interstellar, A flick that entails a picture of the Earth's future, a global crop blight and second Dust Bowl are slowly rendering the planet uninhabitable. Professor Brand a bright NASA physicist, is working on plans to save mankind by moving Earth's people to a new home through a wormhole. But foremost, Brand must send former NASA pilot Cooper and a team of researchers through the wormhole and across the galaxy to find out which of three planets could be mankind's new home. In this motion picture, many postmodern themes can be found, but the ones that would be mainly focused on being synchronic history, moral relativism, and chaos theory.

“Interstellar” (Obst, Thomas & Nolan, 2014) a great science fiction story with so various elements. Escorts us traveling through wormholes, into planets in other galaxies, and black holes. The characters keep colliding into the effects of relativity, which thoroughly explained in numerous scenarios. A story about love and family, but there happens to be a villain, whose actions result in shocking consequences for the other characters. There’s a great deal of emotion expressed by the character, which makes a great impact on how the film’s viewed. The movie will take place sometime in the future where the earth is slowly becoming uninhabitable for the reason of a global crop plague in addition to a second dust bowl occurring. The science

Interstellar, a movie about space, time and family, was made in 2014. The movie features Matthew McConaughey as he journeys through space to find a suitable replacement for their blight infested Earth. Throughout their space trek, they are able to overcome obstacles and solve problems through scientific analysis and logical thinking. Although Interstellar was made for entertainment and not educational purposes, the thorough research put into the movie allows for the average moviegoer to understand the plot and further increase his or her knowledge of the science of space.

Domestic violence, sex trafficking, female genital mutilation, sexual harassments and rape are all forms of violence against women. These atrocious acts against women and children have been dated back to when African Americans were apart of the institution of slavery. Compare to males, female slaves are subject to have sexual encounters with their masters. In Harriet Jacobs, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, we are able to witness enslavement in the perspectives of a female slave. Moreover, it unveils how masters felt like they had total control over a female slave’s mind and body. As time progressed, women became more empowered and independent in the Unites States. However, women are still subject to violence and gender inequality in many parts of the world. The film, “Half the Sky” portrays how women and girls in poverty-stricken countries such as India and Vietnam, face a plethora of hardships that prevents them from obtaining an education. They are inferior to men and are expected to stay at home to care for their family. The film also depicts how women and children are trafficked for the purpose of sexual and labor exploitations.

With the hustle and busily of the average person’s day to day activity, transportation has become a necessity. Although the car, bike, bus and train is sufficient Technology has opened door to more portable way to transport. The desire to levitate or hover to a destination has been imprinted in the imagination ever since it was first described in The book “Back to the Future” written by M.K. Joseph in 1967(Shea, 2015). However it was the movie Back to the Future Part II that gave a glimpse of MJ fox making the great get way on a hoovering skate board that sparked technology companies to create this potable compaction and the race was on (Shea, 2015)..

Throughout the movie, “The Martian,” the story revolves around the main character, Mark Watney, who has to survive alone on a Mars by utilizing his skills in botany, as well as other subjects. Mark faces multiple problems throughout the movie, that make his survival extremly hard. Other than botany, there were many other sciences used by Watney to survive on Mars. , including physics. An example of this is when making a battery last longer on the rover, he removes the battery in order to make the rover lighter, and he removed weight from the shuttle that was used to escape the planet. Watney uses medical science (when he had to remove the piece of shrapnel and staple his wound. Other problems included the lack of food, having the HAB (the headquarters for the mission), and having to travel a large distance in a rover that was meant to only go a short distance.

Arrival was a sci-fi Drama set in the present day and conveyed a message of community and communication we could all learn from. In the original screenplay Louise Banks was introduced as being charming and hopeful with a perspective on stories and where they begin and end. Throughout the completed film, Amy Adam’s portrayed Louise as more mellow. Louise seemed overly sad and lonely without reason. Granted, its conveyed that she is sad because her daughter died from a rare disease. But, about three quarters of the way through the film it’s discovered that Louise was seeing the future and not the past. In essence, her daughter hasn’t been born yet, so why is she so serious and brooding?

Back to the Future (1985): This movie is one of my all-time favorites. Time travel is always a good idea for a movie plot and makes things interesting, but for this movie they keep it intense and comical. It will give a good laugh, but also keep you at the edge of your seat during the intense parts. This movie is also very nostalgic for people who were in school during the 80’s. This movie lets the audience go back into the 50’s and see how life was like. A great plot line throughout the trilogy with Marty McFly running around with the crazy doc. My favorite comical duo from the 80’s. One of my most favorite episodes of the trilogy is when Marty and Doc are working against time to get Marty back to the future. Doc is trying to fix the cable that came undone on top of the clock tower and Marty has only a few minutes till the lighting bolt strikes the tower. Once Doc plugs the cord in on top of the tower he has to some how get to the bottom of the tower and plug

The movie that I decided to examine is Christopher Nolan’s Memento. The movie was set in a backwards chronological order meaning that the movies storyline was moving backwards so the sequence of events were backwards as well. The movie starts with Leonard, portrayed by Guy Pearce, shaking an instant photo but the image blurs instead of developing into the actual shot; confirming the reverse storyline. Leonard reveals that he is suffering from a medical condition due to an injury that prevents his brain from developing new memories and allows him to retain only 10-15 minutes of his memories. However, Leonard is not suffering from amnesia because he can recall memories from the past, including the origins of his condition. Leonard’s wife was being raped in their home and when he tried to interfere, the assailants dealt a blow to his head and damaged a part of his brain while leaving his wife dead, assumingly. This relates to the concept of memory formation and how humans retrieve, store, and create memories. The brain responds to a certain eternal event we get something that is called sensory memory that brief and extremely short term. The brain then encodes the sensory memory into explicit short term memory that then may be encoded to explicit long term memory. Leonard’s memory is not encoded well after his assault damaged his brain and hence he cannot form long term memory while his short term memory keeps refreshing.

In the adaptation of novel to film, often details of the story are lost in translation, as seen in the exposition of the Martian. The beginning of the film was extremely short compared to the novel, and communicated much less. The book was able to convey more information and make the story more personable to the audience. The composition of the film exposition was extremely short and in a different order than the novel. Despite the uniqueness exposition of the film, its effectiveness was less compared to the novel. The novel included small important details that allowed the audience to be part of the story rather than read it from a 3rd person viewpoint. In the adaptation of the film, The Martian, the exposition was altered such that the

As one of the directors who paved the way during the new Hollywood film era, Steven Spielberg’s ranges of work have impacted the film industry. Spielberg is no stranger to controversy throughout his carrier, but nonetheless is known as a director who demonstrated his unique vision for film through science fiction and adventure while remaining the child-like innocence that almost anyone can relate to. Spielberg is notorious for telling his story through reoccurring themes: parent-children relationships, ordinary people becoming the hero of the plot, and facing extraordinary situations in the face of all odds. Spielberg has a way of connecting with his audience by depicting that even the typical everyday person can turn out to be someone who

This 20 years ago, science fiction film tells us, is the scientific, political and religious allegory of 20 years ago this movie fame seems not very big, but the script, director, actors are an all-star cast, and directly inspired the interstellar through, etc. Later, the science fiction.

In May of 1992, famous play director Gordon Davidson approached Anna Deavere Smith to put on a theater production based on the Los Angeles riots. The play premiered one year after the incident occurred and was named “Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992”, after an ex-gang member who left a lasting impression on Smith with his views on racial barriers. “Twilight’s recognition that we must reach across ethnic boundaries is simple but true.” (Smith xxvi). Smith interviewed hundreds of people from different ethnic backgrounds to make sure that she was correct in the representation of every race. Out of the twenty-five individuals she chose to include in her show, Theresa Allison is one that many can relate to. Although Theresa has experienced tragedies that have hit close to home, she possesses the strength, compassion, and determination needed to achieve her goal in protecting the youth in her area from corrupt Los Angeles police department officers.

Gravity, the 2013 film, provides an exceeding premise where suspense is accumulated upon a deadly predicament of terrifying objects followed with Newtonian Physics. The intensity in the film is created solely from the diminished chance of survival. Several unpredictable twists are implemented onto the film to keep the audience intrigue. However, the film lacks character development and pushes several repeated trills.Alfonsos Cuaron’s Gravity is more than a psychological drama. Several elements including technology and physics surround the film creating a highly compelling performance.