"Looking forward to the above, I think it's better than 'Inception'......"

"I'm personally conservative and don't particularly like it, but 60 is still fine, I think I can play 70. ”

"Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful, I want to scream right now! I think it's not only this summer's file, but also the best commercial blockbuster since last summer!"

"The space part is still too little, which is a bad review, but the emotional part has increased the resonance, which is a good review, and overall, I think it is the best so far in this summer's file. ”

"Am I the only one? I wondered the whole time: where the hell is Lan Li? Hahahaha! I mean, I didn't connect Lan Li to the father of two children at all, but it also shows that Lan Li did a great job. As for the movie, I think it's good, and it's worth going into the cinema to watch. ”

"Nolan! That's all I have in my head right now. ”

"I like it, I really like it, I like it very, very much, I can't put it into words, but the experience of watching the movie is really pure enjoyment. ”

"I ...... Well, I don't know how to describe it, half like it and half hate it. You may also need to calm down and think back. ”

"Ahhh

After the premiere, on Hollywood Boulevard, the audience stayed on the streets like attending a carnival and refused to leave, singing, celebrating, enjoying themselves, and scrambling to share their thoughts.

"The scene after the premiere of 'Star Wars Prequel'. ”

This is Gavin's original words when he wrote the news, but he also specifically mentioned that "Interstellar" is not a sequel or a huge series adaptation, and naturally there are no fanatical fans, and the scene and scale are far from comparable to "Star Wars Prequel";

According to Gavin's post-screening survey completed at the entrance of the Chinese/Chinese Theatre:

62.5 percent of the audience likes movies, 12.5 percent hate movies, and 25 percent of the audience say they are unsure - it may be that the perception is relatively mediocre, it may take time to settle, it may be a mixture of good and bad, and finally all of them are classified as uncertain.

Fifty percent said they were looking forward to it, 31.3 percent said they were looking forward to it, and 18.7 percent said it was basically in line with expectations.

84.4 percent of viewers were willing to recommend it to their friends, while the remaining 15.6 percent said their friends would not like such movies.

In fact, during the sampling interview, only one audience member said that he did not want to go into the cinema to watch it a second time, and all the other viewers unanimously said that they would come to watch it a second time after the movie was officially released, which had nothing to do with liking or hating, but more because "Nolan's movies really need to be watched repeatedly", "visual effects are worth coming to the theater again", "maybe you will change your mind after watching again" and so on.

Finally, the sample consisted of 60 per cent male and 40 per cent female, with an age composition of 87.5 per cent between the ages of 25 and 49 and 12.5 per cent outside the range.

In fact, it can be seen from the composition of the sampled objects - the proportion of women is much higher than the normal audience composition of science fiction films, and at the same time, the young audience is also far more than the composition of the movie-going group at the release stage. This has already been seen from the side, the sample of the sample survey still has a lot of uncertainties, and in addition, the premiere is a gathering place for enthusiastic fans, and the word of mouth is often better than the release stage.

Still, the U.S. Weekly's sample survey provides a window into the success of the premiere:

At least for now, this is probably the most successful premiere of 2014, and the audience feedback once again proves the concerns and concerns of critics during the previous internal preview - is "Interstellar" too profound, or is it too much power in the emotional part? or is the theoretical part too bold and too risky? and most importantly, will the summer market be able to accept it?

The audience feedback at the premiere is not mixed - in fact, the praise is still far higher than the criticism, but there are really a lot of viewers who hold uncertain views, and it is obvious that everyone needs more time to digest and precipitate, and from the perspective of commercial attributes, it should not be as good as "Inception".

After the release of "Inception" that year, film critics gave a relatively pertinent evaluation - 74 points in the media comprehensive evaluation, and the audience said that although they couldn't understand it, they really wanted to cheer for it, and the excitement and excitement were enough to make people scream, and then IMDB scores and theater ratings and so on also proved the audience's appreciation, which also created the prerequisites for the box office explosion of the movie - but even so, "Inception" 's North American box office still hasn't been able to cross the 300 million threshold, and brain-burning movies still limit further outbreaks at the market level.

After the premiere of "Interstellar", it has created a slightly dull echo in the audience, lacking a burst of excitement and excitement, and has not been able to really ignite the passion, which also makes the film not able to show the heat and momentum comparable to that of "Inception" in terms of market feedback - of course, part of the reason is that the positioning and core of the two works are different, and the viewing experience is naturally different.

In fact, "Inception" is too brain-burning, restricting further breakthroughs at the box office, while "Interstellar" focuses more on the emotional level, but can be closer to the audience and move the audience, maybe - just a potential possibility, the movie can achieve unexpected results in the summer box office.

As Gavin interviewed the two otaku audience members said, "It's not hard sci-fi", which is a disappointment for sci-fi fans, but it may be a highlight for other ordinary viewers.

Regardless, the Los Angeles premiere of "Interstellar" managed to detonate all the focus of discussion -

From the Hawaiian shirt of the blue to Paul's surprise appearance, to the appearances of Marvel series actors such as Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson, from the star-studded line-up of guests to the atmosphere of the festival after the premiere to the heated disagreement after the movie.

All of them are attracting attention to "Interstellar", not to mention how word-of-mouth and comprehensive reviews will develop, but now it is certain that the number of netizens who learned that "Interstellar" has landed in the summer and will be released is growing rapidly in a tsunami-like manner, and this is definitely the most successful movie premiere of the year in terms of promotional purposes.

Without waiting for the discussion to further ferment and spread, the "Interstellar" crew arrived in New York the next day and attended the premiere for the second day in a row.

Compared with Los Angeles, the premiere in New York is less suspenseful and less crazy, and the overall cultural atmosphere is more intense-

Warner Bros. created a premiere scene based on the urban atmosphere of New York, building a library based on the concept of a physics laboratory, like NASA in a movie, moving all the books, all the research documents and all the discussion blackboards to the scene, creating an atmosphere where the "Save All Mankind" project was born, so that the audience could be truly immersed.

Similarly, the line-up of guests for the New York premiere was very different, with Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Felicity Jones, Damien Chazelle, Jake Gyllenhaal, and the Coen Brothers all showing up, and even Ben Affleck and Jennifer-Garner coming to show the cultural differences between the East and West Coasts.

After the New York premiere, the post-screening interview session lasted for nearly an hour, and unlike Los Angeles, the New York audience really began to discuss theories such as black holes, wormholes, interstellar, time rewind, five-dimensional space, etc., and even raised many questions to Nolan.

Faced with such a scene, Lan Li couldn't help but joke, "Can our other actors clock out first?"

But Nolan was more comfortable and enjoying himself, he shared many thoughts and opinions with the audience, and the on-site staff reminded the premiere several times that it should be over, but Nolan stopped the staff and continued the interview session, truly welcoming these doubts and challenges with open arms.

"I'm not a professional physicist or astronomer, and of course, Interstellar isn't a full-fledged documentary about science, but I've always believed that it's important to respect scientific facts, and the existence of those doubts just shows that the topic we want to explore resonates. It reminds me of Lan Li's work 'Gravity' last year, and to be honest, I discussed a lot of details about that film with Lan Li, so I'm very welcome to join in, questions that I can't answer, maybe other viewers can give answers. ”

At the end of the premiere, Nolan once again generously extended an invitation to all the audience to join the discussion, which also drew a close to the New York premiere.

First in Los Angeles, then in New York, and then in other cities, but the first phase of publicity has come to an end for the time being, and then the tense moment for word-of-mouth to officially lift the ban.

Acclaim?

Or a bad review?

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