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How Christopher Nolan’s #Interstellar unified all time travel movies for me

November 18, 2014July 17, 2015 Kate Natividad 4 Comments

I finally got around to seeing Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar. It’s alright, I guess. I liked the way they turned these complex relativity principles into visual eye candy, specially that part about how time (the fourth dimension in spacetime) was turned into a kind of a physical coordinate that Cooper (played by Matthew McConaughey) could navigate…

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The Dark Knight Rises: an intellectually satisfying finale

July 23, 2012 a 13 Comments

(WARNING: Spoilers ahead. It is highly recommended that you watch The Dark Knight Rises first before reading any further.) Succeeding groundbreaking film The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises serves as the definitive end of critically-acclaimed director Christopher Nolanâ€™s Batman trilogy. After the late Heath Ledgerâ€™s stunning performance as The Joker in the last film,…

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