Movie & TV Chat: A entertainment discussion thread ~ Live, Love, Enjoy movies! What did ya'll think of Joker?

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SvennoJ said:

kljesta64 said:

SvennoJ said:
Interstellar 9/10
 (Btw why does that magic wave not break in the shallow water...)

because the planet was very close to the black hole and so it was affected by its "gargantuan" force of gravity. (hope that answers the question)

im glad you enjoyed it did the wife ?

 

I just realized by your post there were no black bars but 2 years ago when I was watching the dark knight rises there was and its the same movie theater...maybe I just didnt notice lol

 

SvennoJ said:

(Btw why is it always as if someone yelled fire as soon as the credits start...)

same here people almost run me over..I guess they feel uncomfortable.

Let's explain it with gargantuan gravity indeed lol. That planet should be one big vulcano and/or tidal locked if it was close enough for anything resembling a standing tide that hight at the black hole's side. Nm they can climb back out of the higher than earth gravity and the black hole's gravity well with that little lander :p

Neil Degrasse Tyson : The planet is spinning on its axis. At the same time, it is revolving very close to the black hole. The part of the planet that is facing the black hole at any given time is being pulled towards the black hole. The part pulled up is essentially water in the shape of a giant wave. The wave seems like it is traveling around the planet. But essentially, it is the surface of the planet moving UNDERNEATH the wave as the planet is spinning. 

also there are many types of planets they even found an ice planet but no ordinary its actually burning ice like in a Zelda game but yeah probably the wave was too high indeed but movies you know eye candy,drama etc..

interstellar is closest to the real thing as we ever got to see in movies kip thorne is also the producer and he made sure everything made sense from a scientific perspective.

 

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