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Interstellar, the upcoming Nolan film should be excellent from a technical production standpoint

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Jazz Inmate

From imdb: Like Inception (2010) and the last two "Dark Knight" films, Nolan has focused on as many real environments as possible. "We have spatial interiors...we built closed sets [and] shot it like a documentary like [the actors] were really there," he said. Nolan insinuated that when the actors looked out the windows of their space vessel they would see a real environment and not a green screen (whether that means a star field of space or an alien planet, well, your guess is as good as ours). Technically, Nolan said he shot with an IMAX camera on Interstellar (2014) more than any of his previous pictures. He also wants to give greater enhancement to the audio experience this time around. He also stated that he has "very ambitious sound mix plans. [I want to] give audiences an incredible immersive experience. The technical aspects are going to be more important than any film I've made before."

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RE: Interstellar, the upcoming Nolan film should be excellent from a technical production standpoint - Mark Man 11:32:23 08/16/14 (2)
This one has been on my radar since I have heard about it. I am looking forward for Nolan's take on Sci-Fi...the trailers I have seen have a real gritty feel about them...
thanks
Mark
- RE: Interstellar, the upcoming Nolan film should be excellent from a technical production standpoint - Jazz Inmate 13:46:01 08/16/14 (1)
  "Real gritty" is a good description to pretty much everything Nolan does. He has a way of bringing sci fi and superhero genres and making the visuals appear like an established landscape or technology and no big deal, as with the dream sequences in Inception or the contraptions in Batman.
  
  I'm not much of a sci fi or mcconaughey fan, but I am a huge Nolan fan and will not miss this.
  - RE: Interstellar, the upcoming Nolan film should be excellent from a technical production standpoint - Mark Man 17:12:50 08/16/14 (0)
    His use of non-linear timelines, (Following, Memento, Batman Begins and the Prestige), is one to of things I enjoy about his movies...
    
    Crosscutting plot themes in parallel, (Inception, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises and The Prestige), really adds "hectic-ness" towards the end of his movies...lots of revenge type elements also...
    
    Flawed characters that are neither good or bad or one dimensional...most all have psychological issues of some kind...
    
    Re-casting actors; has a nice core of them that have been with him in a few films...Michael Cain, Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy, Bale, Marion Cotillard...just off the top of my head...he seems to be an actors director and they line up to work with him...
    
    thanks
    Mark

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