Can you please tell me a good story which is scientific and emotional at the same time? Yes, but would pseudo-science and cheesy be okay with you. Sure, as long as there are special effects and you can get a tanned Matthew McConaughey in the film. That is possible but who do you think should direct this story telling effort. Maybe Christopher Nolan because he is very good in confusing the public by becoming non-linear in time. In fact, he will be very good since he knows how to move time backwards and go inside dreams, we can ask him to slow and hasten time. For the cheesy part I have already consulted with some Bollywood experts. They suggested that there is a need to have a family where the mother has already died of cancer, and dad has to leave his daughter and son to serve the humanity. For a villain they suggested someone old who will confess to all his wrong doing at his deathbed and a younger villain who would be able to crack the all weather body suit helmet with a head butt. I have also got consultants from India to design the look and feel of the rocket ships. They will feel like driving a car on a bumpy road in Baliya except that this would be a rocket going through a wormhole but the feeling for the passengers would still be the same of a long bumpy ride with the added sensation of zero gravity.. I guess the science fiction writers have not been able to imagine the future without a bumpy ride. Also the design of the human robots who do most of the calculations in the film was initially given to Apple but since the cost was too much I designed them myself. Yes, they look clunky and the design looks completely wacky, this is the best we can do. Also last year, Gravity was released before us, and I am not going to compete with it for the special effects. I want the special effects to be cheesy as well. In the end I cannot imagine that Interstellar would be stellar given all the constraints above but it will pull in the crowds. That is all I want. Do check it out if you want to check out a solution to an asthma problem due to dust which required all humans to move to a satellite of the saturn which in turn was based on a equation of gravitation which ad been integrated over a field of time. Eureka!!! Not.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Nov 2014 13:24:17 +0000
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