5 Movies worth their weight in Gold

Anonymous wrote:

Have you seen Cloud Atlas?

Cloud Atlas is an exceptional film. It’s not for everyone but I hold it in very high esteem. It almost made this list but for a few glitches. The Matrix and Cloud Atlas were the only good things those two idiots ever made (Wachowski eunuchs)

Christopher wrote:

Interstellar is definitely a blue pill movie

Anonymous wrote:

Sorry dude but Interstellar is blue pill as f~~~. “I transcended time with love”

My counter is, compared to what? Rambo? Jerry Maguire? I think people mistake Interstellar for being blue-pill when in reality its just ‘blue’ which is to mean sullen and unhappy. We’re dealing with the extinction of humanity and a lot of tears. This movie is real as f~~~. Tears aren’t for everyone, I can understand that well enough. The Martian is more of a NASA bulls~~~ and blue pill movie, more so than Interstellar.

INTERSTELLAR SPOILERS

Cooper lost his wife to cancer, he isn’t exactly parading around begging for Brand’s pussy. The only reason he sacrificed himself to go into the black hole is because he has nothing left to lose, he already lost everything at that point. His kids, his wife, 25 years+. His sacrifice is more black pill than anything, he chose death. The fact that he returns to Brand in the end, I don’t find that bluepill. He has nothing left to do with humanity and his shipmate is stranded on that planet. I believe he’d be going whether it was a female or male shipmate.

The more I think about it, Interstellar actually gets a lot of things correct about women. Brand’s emotional nature, she is the one who fronts the ‘love across dimensions bulls~~~.’ The female characters are what you’d expect women to be, making a lot of mistakes, thinking with emotion, complaining and being hysterical. His daughter Murphy acts just like any girl would, she throws a tantrum and refuses to send him messages.

Also, Murphy is not too smart after all, she never discovers anything that TARS doesn’t send back in time through the watch. She didn’t write either half of the gravity equations, Brand’s dad wrote the first half and TARS transmitted the second half. She just happened to be the conduit that Cooper was able to send the math back through time. Cooper’s son the farmer stayed true to his father’s memory while Murphy abandoned hope right away.

It’s not bluepill at all really. It’s actually kind of redpill. If I had written it, of course I would change a lot. Murphy would be the farmer and the boy would have become the astrophysicist instead but as I said, she never really discovered s~~~ and she is less of an astrophysicist and more of an emo-wreck. Romilly’s part (the black guy) would have been written different if it were me. Though I don’t know how, I just feel bad for him for waiting 20 years and then getting waxed by Matt Damon. (Matt Damon would have never been casted in my version, I hate all those Boston actors). Instead of the guy dying on the water world, we’d of left that bitch Brand instead (but you know we can’t write that heavy of redpill movie, that itself isn’t realistic either).

To a certain extent, writers can still write a best-selling screenplay that isn’t total bluepill garbage. But there are going to be plot devices that attract female ticket buyers, sorry. There’s gonna be “love” in the movie, even if it’s just a lousy theme to excuse women out of having to understand timedilation.

Where I believe they dropped the ball is not making a sequel about the Bulk Beings. In my opinion, I agree with TARS, humans could not have built the Tessaract. I think aliens did. I think Cooper is being optimistic, thinking humans in the future helped themselves in the past. Its more plausible and exciting if aliens did it, and we need to meet them. Like the aliens in Arrival, I’m bored with the story about the humans. I want to see the story 700 years in the future. Writers and Hollywood have a hard time of plausibly presenting the deep future. It’s always just like now which is a massive error.

Maybe yall are right, Interstellar is blue pill. In that it’s so realistic, it accurately displays how blue pill humans really are. I don’t know. I just really like the film. I admit, there is a lot of love woo woo, and a whole truck load of crying and sadness… Still, it stands alone as something on par with 2001: A Space Odyssey. No other sci-fi has really nailed home timedilation.

The black hole survival and worm hole near Saturn are pure SCI FANTASY, I admit that. But there is no other way to get your characters across the galaxy unless you want to write a film about a Generational ship crossing. To an extent, we’re always going to see woo woo in Sci Fi because spacetime is nearly impossible to traverse.

You want to see a blue pill sci fi? Look no further than films like Passengers or Contact or Solaris. Interstellar allowed only so much blue-pillory as it had to in order to sell, which was not that much IMHO.

Again, maybe I’m just crazy though and I’m infatuated with blue pill sci fi LOL