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The Martian is probably the most realistic, followed by Gravity (realistic space physics but improbable coincidences). Interstellar is pretentious and goofy. Arrival is from the 'words are magic' fantasy genre, which I just can't get into. Interstaller the best. Then gravity.
May 26, 2023 · Predestination is ambitiously directed and is one of a kind. The movie has a linear narrative but feels confusing due to the time-traveling element and complex characters. If you want to watch a film similar to Interstellar with out-of-the-box ideation, Predestination will surely fulfill your hunger. Watch trailer here 19.
If you don't have the means (or desire) to do anything with colour B/W will simply serve your film better in a hell of a lot of cases. Also it allows for entirely different approaches to lighting as well that imo do not work well in colour (like very harsh lighting). The lack of colour also emphasises shape, that's a useful tool to have.
Apr 20, 2018 · Arrival and Interstellar are both about transcending temporality, one through physics and the other through language. I will suggest that these two visions of time are deeply connected and, to my mind, two of the most plausible visions of the deep nature of temporality to be found in popular culture. In Interstellar, Matthew McConaughey’s ...
Sep 1, 2016 · Produced by Shawn Levy, Aaron Ryder, Karen Lunder, David Linde. Crew: Director: Denis Villeneuve. Screenplay: Eric Heisserer. Camera (color, widescreen): Bradford Young. Editor: Joe Walker. With ...
Same composer as Interstellar, Hans Zimmer is the goat. May not be very similar to interstellar, but it’s in space, a deep sci fi, with such a cool and rich story. Also, Hans Zimmer, man’s a genius. Otherwise, The Martian with Matt Damon would do the trick for a more happy and upbeat movie. Gravity is okay, very forgettable movie.
The Expanse if you like the hard sci-fi. Apollo 11 - the documentary from 2019. It is by far the closest movie in feel to Interstellar. It has an amazing original score, cinematic editing, and most importantly - no background narration or talking heads, only the original footage from ‘69 re-scanned in 4K.
