Ep. 088: Gravity & Interstellar

[Chris]

Chaos Theater Ep. 088 - "Gravity & Interstellar"
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Segment Breakdown for this Episode:

01. Intro: "What We've Been Up To"
Runtime: 0:00:01 - 0:14:39

02. Discussion: "Gravity & Interstellar"
Runtime: 0:15:18 - 1:01:19

03. Outro: "Audible recommendations", "Chaos Theater Mailbag" and "Internet whoring"
Runtime: 1:01:42 - 1:15:15

Chaos Theater is heading up to the stars for a space-themed double feature. After catching up on what we've been doing, we discuss Alfonso Cuaron's 2013 disaster flick Gravity, followed by Christopher Nolan's 2014 space epic Interstellar. We then close out with Audible recommendations and your Mailbag questions. Next time, we're busting ghosts, so stay tuned.

Music Featured in this Episode:
"Boing Zoom DAKOTA!" from Rock Candy 1 by Shadow
"Stay" from Interstellar by Hans Zimmer
"Shenzou" from Gravity by Steven Price

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[Chris]

I agree with you guys that the length of Gravity being one of it's strengths. It's very similar to Cast Away since they are both survival movies. While I liked Cast Away it definitely would have been better served as a much shorter movie. Gravity never gives you the time to be bored or disinterested because it moves from one life threatening situation to the next. When the survival situation is over the movie ends. It's a nicely packaged movie.

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[angelwingzero]

I think something may be wrong with the download link. Can't seem to save the file.

[Chris]

I think something may be wrong with the download link. Can't seem to save the file.

Fixed.

[Flame-X]

Saw both movies and loved it! I like Interstellar a little bit better because it moved me so emotionally like no other sci-fi movies could. This may sound corny but the main theme I got from Interstellar was love transcending time and space.