Who saw Interstellar? Have a question for you.

[Robert8x10]

In Murph's library, did you noticed Stephen King's book "The Stand"? It was shown several times. I kept wondering if this is a clue for something? What do you think?

If you haven't seen "Interstellar". Watch closely. Read the titles. But Mr. King's book really Stands out.

Thanks

RB

 

[Bev Vincent]

I think it was a nod toward the film's status as somewhat post-apocalyptic.

 

[GNTLGNT]

I think it was a nod toward the film's status as somewhat post-apocalyptic.

...yeah, we'll go with that...

 

[Robert8x10]

I think it was a nod toward the film's status as somewhat post-apocalyptic.

That makes since but "The Dark Tower" would have been a better choice. In "Interstellar", Earth was coming to its end Or as Mr. King says "The World has moved on.."

 

[prufrock21]

It's there because the guy forgot to return it to the library. Fine him good.

 

[kingricefan]

Set 'dressers' don't just randomely put items in the scene without a reason. It's not like they go buy the books 'by the yard' and just throw them up on shelves before they start filming. There's a reason it's there, whether it's a subliminal message that the director Christopher Nolan wanted placed in he scene or maybe the 'dresser' just really likes King. Either way, I love it when King's books show up on film or tv. I'd say that since the book is shown numerous times that Nolan has something to do with it. Marsha, is Nolan vying for the film rights to a King book???

 

[FlakeNoir]

Set 'dressers' don't just randomely put items in the scene without a reason. It's not like they go buy the books 'by the yard' and just throw them up on shelves before they start filming. There's a reason it's there, whether it's a subliminal message that the director Christopher Nolan wanted placed in he scene or maybe the 'dresser' just really likes King. Either way, I love it when King's books show up on film or tv. I'd say that since the book is shown numerous times that Nolan has something to do with it. Marsha, is Nolan vying for the film rights to a King book???

Wrong Marsha... I'll just change your link...

 

[kingricefan]

Wrong Marsha... I'll just change your link...

Thanks!!! There's another Marsha here????

 

[Riot87]

Lol i noticed that too its pretty awesome

Though the movie made me sad in certain parts.

 

[champ1966]

Loved it,can't wait to get it on dvd and check out the whole bookcase.I've got a 10 year old daughter,so it felt so poignant to me. The one SK book it did remind me of was 11/22/63.*spoiler*

Spoiler

When he meets his daughter at the end,reminded me of Jake and Sadie's last meeting.Also reminded me of Time Travelers Wife ending as well.

 

[Brian]

I noticed it. I thought the movie was quite good but I'm not sure I understood everything. A few days ago I briefly saw an info-graphic that explains to story. Gotta dig that up when I get a chance.

 

[champ1966]

If you've read Arthur C Clarke's 2001,2010,2061 and 3001. Then this is the perfect film for you.

 

[Brian]

I noticed it. I thought the movie was quite good but I'm not sure I understood everything. A few days ago I briefly saw an info-graphic that explains to story. Gotta dig that up when I get a chance.

Found it. Gee, I wonder why I was a little confused? Don't get me wrong, I still loved it. But it's an extremely complex plot. Makes Inception look like child's play.

http://i.imgur.com/MgwWMFU.jpg