I think the movie Interstellar is mostly based on emotions and logic. It’s director Christopher Nolan said that The further out into the infinite we went and the more we isolated these characters who have to go across the universe, the more the focus naturally becomes on their humanity, on that intimate bond they have, what makes us human, all those issues{1}. I think what’s important for us to be humans is care for others more than ourselves .It helps in us in taking risks we usually fear to take to help others. The 2014-movie Interstellar directed by Christopher Nolan had a lot of people’s effort who did research in order to make the movie more realistic to real life experience. In the movie Interstellar a lot of feelings like love, remorse, anger and pain are expressed at different points of time in the movie.
One of the major elements that is common for science fiction and Gulliver’s Travels is the utopian and the dystopian outlook. With all the reasoning and logical implications science fiction prompts us to try and understand and to comprehend an alien landscape as portrayed in a book or film. Brecht coins the word ‘estrangement’ to refer to the element of science fiction that alienates us from the familiar and every day. If a science fiction text entirely deals with estrangement, a common reader will not be able to understand anything. Instead if it were filled with cognition then it will lack the element of fiction in it and will get reduced as a science documentary.
In other words, western movies bring the present problem back to the history, and sciences fiction movies bring the current issue to the future. Therefore, present is where everything started from. I always think about the present when I am watching western and science fiction movies. There are three reasons that support my point of view which present is the cause that affects the westerns and the science fictions by comparing the logos, aesthetics and the ethics of the two genres. Logos are critically essential to science fiction movies, and less importantly to western movies, because the present audiences have divided tastes of characters’ motivations.
People have been left to believe the theory in which they believe mostly applies: either evolution or creation. This paper will discuss moral individualism versus traditional morality, the view of scholars and scientists on evolution theory and biotechnology versus natural means of procreation. James and Stephen are in a sharp conflict on the issue of value and importance. Stephen argues that the Darwin’s theory does not address issues of value. The Darwin theory does not provide a basis for conclusion of who is important between an animal and a human being.
Neumann interpreted this story with a more soft approach, by soft it means not extreme and not gory. There are elements of science-fiction and drama in Neumann’s film but less romance. Cronenberg creates something different than Neumann there is of course science-fiction in the late version of the film, there is also the genre of romance but we see something else more clearly in Cronenberg’s film and that is horror. Neumann creates his film with a clear moral message in general he means to say people should not act carelessly and they must be careful when it is come to the science. Andre acts impulsively because of his ambitions to finish his study.
David experiences this in the novel. He is stuck between thinking what is right, the beliefs of the Waknuk society, or what Uncle Axel and The Sealand woman are telling him. David is going through an existential crisis, where he doesn’t know who he is anymore and what he should think of society. When we follow creed we are like robots, we can’t think for ourselves. What they think is what they made us believe.
Huck's ultimate maturation comes from him being able to see Jim as another human being. Being with Jim allows for Huck's practical mentality to evolve into something more. Huck always chooses the practical choice, what is easier. For example, Huck decides against praying because "Couldn't see no advantage about it - except for the other people - so at last I reckoned I wouldn't worry about it anymore, but just let it go" (Twain 19). Huck's pragmatic philosophy allows him to choose what is easiest to do.
Postmodernism is an approach to reality that is having a great effect on culture, education, healthcare, science, the study of history and people 's views. It sees the reality as a conceptual construct and result of scientific practice. Some theories of postmodernism took an additional step saying that since fiction is all we can know, humans should treat life as an abstract stage for acting. In place of realizing that reality is a construction, we can start inventing ourselves and alternative "realities," as forms of social experiments. According to postmodernism, we all create our own reality and God has nothing to do with it.
Scott creates a paradox between technology and consumerism, and humanities existence, emphasizing his apprehension towards mankind’s diminution of our natural world. Man emulates God Tyrell represents the world of scientific and technological progress, priding himself on his power to create and control life and death. The religious symbolism of “you’re the prodigal son”; enriches the character of Tyrell, making him a more powerful figure. Emphasizing Scott’s fears for a world dominated by big business, to me. In comparison BNW’s religious parody; i.e.
As a result of this, they believe the Heptapod’s are hostile, and they turn hostile themselves. These issues escalate the conflict into an unwarranted war waged on the aliens. The movie goes on to show how this conflict is solved, and all it takes is a person to take on the role of a bridge between the two cultures and approach the other side with an open mind. Despite being a movie about an interaction between unlikely sides, Arrival has an important message to deliver about any intercultural communication for those who are willing to hear it: Do not let your fears dictate your actions, keep away from preconceived ideas, and keep an open