The table lamps blown to the ground by the strong wind released a dim light, and the room turned from near to far into a demonstration stage. The slowly falling sand and dust listed a crisscrossing maze in an orderly manner. The entire space was shrouded in a foggy halo. Then the sand and dust fell on the ground, forming sequences, like mathematical puzzles or scientific codes, not only mysterious, but also terrifying.

In an instant, all the attention in the entire screening room was concentrated. This was the Nolan, who was familiar to the audience. His own ideas were permeated into the science fiction system. During the lens structure and editing splicing process, he even penetrated that mysterious philosophical temperament into the image.

Now let’s think about the content of the first twenty minutes of the article. Regarding the apocalypse, about ghosts, and about dust storms, it seems that all the details have become the key to understanding the mystery. This also reminds people of the seemingly unimportant narrative details in works such as "deadly magic" or "following". Those seemingly unimportant narrative details can often become important puzzles for the entire movie, thus setting off the charming temperament of the entire movie. "Interstellar crossing" suddenly becomes interesting.

The movie finally got to the point.

Cooper sat in Murphy's room all night, and finally cracked the truth about the "dust maze", "This is not a ghost, but a gravity."

Then, Cooper told Murphy that this was not the Morse code, but the binary system. Through binary analysis, a landmark can be finally obtained.

Cooper marked the coordinates on the map and decided to drive there. Although he repeatedly refused Murphy's request to go with him, Murphy still found a way to sneak into the pickup truck and forced Cooper to take him with him. This time Cooper was unable to refuse.

After a long drive, Cooper and Murphy arrived at the landmark late at night, and found that it was a private area surrounded by iron fences, prohibiting outsiders from entering and leaving. It was marked as "North American Air Defense Command". However, Cooper still tried to cut the iron fence with iron pliers and broke through, and then... was arrested.

The person who arrested Cooper actually looked like a robot with a square iron box, a robot composed of four cuboids, with the words "ta" written on the shell. He asked Cooper separately, trying to understand how Cooper cracked the coordinates and found it here.

But because he didn't see Murphy, Cooper refused to cooperate and demanded that he would only be willing to cooperate if he needed to see his daughter.

Then, humans finally appeared. Dr. Emilia Brand, the daughter of Cooper's immediate boss Professor Brand when he worked at Nasa, led Cooper to a conference room to meet Professor Brand and other senior management.

Only then did Cooper realize that this seemingly completely abandoned base is actually the location of NASA.

Because of the blight disease, all humans have fallen into the dilemma of not being able to eat, first wheat and then okra. Now only corn can grow, which is why Cooper began to grow corn after becoming a farmer. At the beginning, the White House asked NASA and relevant military departments to drop bombs into the slums to reduce the burden on the country, but after being rejected, all of these departments were closed.

Later, the government realized that reducing the population burden was not a real solution, because there were more serious problems that needed to be solved immediately. Therefore, NASA secretly reorganized the public in the face of the survival crisis, and it was absolutely impossible for the people to agree to these seemingly unnecessary expenses, especially the illusory actions such as exploring space are far less important than filling themselves, so they could only stay underground, and at the same time, the funds were very limited.

reason?

Because corn may not last long, blight will soon begin to eat corn; what is more serious is that blight is swallowing oxygen to make nitrogen. According to the current progress, soon after, humans may have suffocated to death before they have time to starve to death.

The generation of Tom and Murphy is likely to be the last generation of the earth.

"So, tell me, how are you going to save the earth?" Cooper asked.

"We have no intention of saving the earth, we are ready to leave." This is Professor Brand's answer. After introducing their ongoing space exploration program, Professor Brand invited Cooper because Cooper is the last pilot they have now. Although Cooper has never left the atmosphere, the pilots owned by NASA have not even left the ground. In comparison, Cooper is the best choice.

But Cooper scoffed at it, "An hour ago you didn't even know if I still existed, but you would still set out."

"That's no choice." Professor Brand replied, "But in the dark, you came here and they chose you."

"Who are they?" Cooper didn't understand.

Professor Brand did not answer.

Cooper asked again, "How long will I go?"

"I don't know, maybe a few years." Professor Brand was still ambiguous.

Cooper shook his head, his expression struggling, "I still have children, professor."

"Leave the earth and save them." Professor Brand was very convincing.

Cooper hesitated for a moment and returned to the previous question again, "Who are they?"

When the camera returned to the conference room again, the senior and enthusiastic audiences in the screening room couldn't help but adjust their sitting posture and began to sit up straight, because they all knew that the "brain-burning moment" belonging to Nolan was coming, from "fatal magic" to "Inception" to the current "interstellar crossing", it was all like this. If you miss the principle explanation part, it would not be so easy to figure out the direction of the plot in the future.

There was a slight commotion in the screening hall, not sound, but trivial movements of friction or chair rotation, but then the audience realized that they were not the only one who adjusted their seats and focused attention. The tacit understanding that they were faintly flowing between each other added fun to the movie watching process.

Forty-eight years ago, a wormhole appeared next to Saturn. Since then, the gravity of the earth has undergone many incredible changes, affecting people's lives in all aspects, including Cooper's crash. His autopilot was obviously disturbed, and the abnormalities in Murphy's room are also the same. They are not ghosts, but physical phenomena that can be explained by scientific knowledge.

Wormholes will not appear out of thin air, and NASA speculates that this is what "they" are placed next to Saturn: this wormhole can lead to another galaxy, with twelve planets there, and may become the second "earth" suitable for human survival. This also becomes NASA's exploration mission. They need to find a new living environment that can transfer humans before the Earth's living environment further deteriorates.

Although NASA cannot explain who "they" are, it all happened, and the wormhole appeared next to Saturn, which is the best proof.

Ten years ago, NASA sent a group of twelve scientists led by Dr. Mann to explore and evaluate the twelve planets to see if they are suitable for human survival. If the answer is yes, then they will send signals and wait for rescue from the earth. Each scientist's landing cabin has two years of supplies. Although they can use dormant technology to observe on the planet for ten years or even longer, now ten years have passed and everything is unpredictable.

And if the answer is no, they cannot wait for the rescue from the earth, then they will never "can't come back".

Now, three potential possible targets have emerged among the twelve planets. NASA needs Cooper to lead an exploration team to another galaxy through a wormhole to see if those three potential targets are really possible to survive and whether they can really become another home for humans on Earth.

"If we find a home, then..." Cooper asked another question.

Professor Brand prepared two plans.

The first solution is to convert the launch cabin into a centrifuge, which is a transport vehicle or space station. They try to control gravity to launch the launch cabin, which will become a large transport vehicle, but... they are still in the theoretical stage and still have no solution to get along with each other, so they started to prepare the second solution.

Deliver to humans.

To be precise, it should be to place fertilized eggs, because 5,000 fertilized eggs are less than 900 kilograms. They can give birth to new life in a brand new home, and then continue the hope of human life through the most primitive and simplest way.

But the disadvantage of the second solution is that all humans on Earth will die, which is why Professor Brand is always studying the first solution.

The entire screening room was silent. As the story progressed, the magnificent worldview constructed by Nolan was spread out bit by bit. Now they finally understood the meaning of the title of the movie "Interstellar", and this story was obviously more magnificent than they imagined.

The gradual narrative method has calmed down all the anxiety and confusion, allowing myself to calm down and truly enter this story.

Now, looking back at the solid narrative at the beginning, this commercial blockbuster shows the true feelings of independent works. The thick and sincere emotions slowly penetrate into the movie viewing process, "Save the earth, find a home", and put such a magnificent and huge theme on the small home, which is enough for every audience to empathize. It is not chanting the slogan "I want to save the earth", but choosing to stand up for the sake of their own children.

Many times, those so-called heroes are not real saviors, but just to protect the hot land deep in their hearts.

For the sake of his own children, Cooper nodded and agreed to Professor Brand's request.

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