Matthew Laroe
Jul 23, 2017 · 1 min read

I come across as a huge Nolan fanboy/defender at times, but I always tell people to look at the source material. Inception and Interstellar, for example, are about the intricacies of dreams and intergalactic space travel through black holes, things that at the end of the day, despite years of scientific research by brilliant minds, we still know very little about. My point is, when he deals with subject matter like this, there are bound to be some points where you either have to just buy into what he’s selling, story wises or not. (INTERSTELLAR SPOILER ALERT) Now does that mean I’m completely OK with the idea of Matthew Mcconaughey floating behind a bookshelf in a fifth dimension to talk to his daughter? Not necessarily, but at the same time, I don’t know if there is really anything is science that can really dispute that either!

It’s OK to not, by the way, but I have a hard time criticizing the guy for certain moments of his storytelling when, quite frankly, I don’t know if anyone else could have done any better!

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