@RapGameChloeKim@KolboKolb@Schaffrillas Interstellar is an interesting movie because I never cared about the scientific stuff a lot of people get hung up on. at it's core, it's a very human story about a father and a daughter and due to absolute masterclass of performances, it resonates with me everytime I watch it.
@imadityaraut@IndianGems_ yeh as it should, agri and household use is REQUIRED FOR LIFE ITSELF, data centres are not. we live in a country where clean water is already scarce in summers.
@Mikdali16@megagoose11@ninomatheus well technically the moon is a satellite of earth and therefore, they are still kinda tethered to the earth's gravitational pull analogous to how we are tethered to the sun through earth
@rath_debasis5@NaviKRStan this is a flawed opinion because CGI takes a lot of artistry and work unlike AI Slop. Even Nolan or Rajamouli use CG to enhance practical effects at times and I believe that is the best way to use digital effects. It is the "fix it in post" mentality which is the difference here.
@spoejd@idfcwau she literally made om shanti om and her movies have never shied away from being mass commercial bollywood cinema. the point she's making here is that many newer creatives are ashamed of just making a masala bollywood movie and aryan is clearly not.
@RiverDaleShield @notthemoosehoof@monetdoII i haven't read that book since it's release (it's genuinely an awful piece of writing) but as far as I recall, around the middle portion, the protagonists need to get something from a whole planet dedicated to Prince where they have to battle seven AI incarnations of prince