星际

星际一直是我和我女儿的喜欢电影因为她是8。她现在13岁,我们仍然爱它。这是为数不多的电影我能站重新,我们都喜欢她随着年龄增长而出现的情节发展的理解。根植于物理的——它是一个复杂的故事,每个人都可能不倾向于(呵呵)。如果你对科学和科幻,这可能是给你的,但如果你不是,似乎从其他评论,它可以令人困惑。情节取决于相对论的概念,刺激我我希望科学素养更广泛,这是一个惊人的工作使它有趣。我看不出情节漏洞,但足够的人做,我认为这是更广泛的障碍享受。我们爱这不是过于简化,需要一些思考! !也就是说,如果你得到的条件下,时间可以扩张遇到在太空旅行,这并不是说复杂。——有诅咒。 IMHO, it's the okay kind of cursing that's permissible for adults (at least, that's what we teach our kids, that sometimes adults curse) - not directed at people or used with rude intent. - (semi-spoiler alert!!!) There is one very intense scene in which one character tries to kill another. We still FF past that scene, and it's the only scene that, in our family, made this harder to watch at a younger age. There're a few minutes of extreme peril. - The theme about the bonds and immutability of love strikes a great tone. Many of the pivotal decisions that drive the story are motivated by love, and they're messy and there are inconsistencies and trade-offs, just like in real life. Love can be hard to talk about and to understand. Yet there it is, driving us all, and Interstellar gets right at it. We love this movie. It's right there with The Martian, Contact, and Arrival as favs in our household. Very entertaining. Characters, relationships, and decision-making highlight real-world complexities and make great discussion fodder. Kids and parents can be proud of themselves for linking complex story elements, and may learn something to boot.

这是一个很棒的电影