NoahMonke

Only reason I’m not getting it this month is because I bought the cds

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1 week ago | [YT] | 2

NoahMonke

Being a teacher must be so fun, you’re literally the main character and if you do anything that annoys the kids their mum and dads will be like “oh they’re trained pros they’d never do that”

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NoahMonke

Please read this all.
Interstellar is a cinematic epic directed by Christopher Nolan, crafted with a grand vision that explores humanity’s place in the universe. It combines complex scientific theories—such as black holes, time dilation, and extra-dimensional travel—with deeply personal emotional stakes. The film’s ambition in both storytelling and visual presentation is vast, aiming not just to entertain, but to provoke thought about the future of our species.
Invincible, while a powerful and subversive animated superhero series, operates within a more familiar framework. It offers emotional intensity and brutal realism within the superhero genre, but its scale—while broad for television—is still more contained compared to the interstellar journey Nolan presents.
Interstellar delves into existential and philosophical questions: What defines humanity? How do love and time intersect? What sacrifices are worth making for survival? These themes are woven into every element of the film, from dialogue to visuals to Hans Zimmer’s haunting score. It challenges viewers to consider concepts like determinism, legacy, and the limits of science.
Invincible presents powerful themes too—such as identity, morality, and the consequences of violence—but these are often filtered through a superhero lens. While sharp and compelling, its themes are not as abstract or intellectually probing as those in Interstellar
- [ ] Interstellar was filmed using IMAX cameras and practical effects to achieve breathtaking visuals—particularly scenes involving space travel, the wormhole, and the black hole (Gargantua). Its depiction of space phenomena was so accurate that it contributed to actual scientific discussions. Hans Zimmer’s score also elevates the experience with organ-driven compositions that heighten both awe and dread.
Invincible has solid animation, but it doesn't attempt groundbreaking visual feats. Its strength lies more in its storytelling and voice performances than in pushing the boundaries of the medium visually.
Interstellar strikes a deeply emotional chord, particularly in the relationship between Cooper and his daughter Murph. Their bond, stretched across time and space, is a core narrative driver. Nolan balances massive cosmic stakes with intensely personal emotions, leaving a lasting impact on many viewers.
Invincible has emotional moments, especially as Mark Grayson struggles with his dual identity and his relationship with his father, Omni-Man. However, the emotional arcs—while well-developed—don’t quite reach the same poignant crescendo that Interstellar does in moments like the dockingscene or Cooper’s video message breakdown.
Interstellar stands as a unique, original science fiction story that doesn’t rely on existing intellectual property. Its commitment to original storytelling in a genre often dominated by sequels and franchises is notable. It also has significant rewatch value, as viewers often discover new layers upon subsequent viewings.
Invincible, while adapted brilliantly from a comic series, is still part of a larger superhero narrative tradition. It subverts that genre in compelling ways, but it's not wholly original in concept. In contrast, Interstellar stakes out new territory both narratively and conceptually.
While Invincible is a strong, emotionally resonant, and genre-defining series, Interstellar surpasses it in terms of cinematic ambition, thematic depth, emotional gravitas, and audiovisual execution. It is a film that not only entertains but aspires to—and often achieves—artistic greatness. For viewers seeking a profound, visually stunning, and intellectually stimulating experience, *Interstellar is simply on another level.*

This is all in my opinion, of course.

1 week ago (edited) | [YT] | 2

NoahMonke

Shame on this guy for dissing the best film ever, Interstellar.

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NoahMonke

Not an animal company channel but this game is fun

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NoahMonke

Thanks guys!

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

NoahMonke

This is NOT fair 😭

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

NoahMonke

Had to re upload my video because it was the unfinished version 😱😱😱

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

NoahMonke

How the minimum wage employee at the cinema looks at me as I yell “CHICKEN JOCKEY” as I ridea horse into the theatre with green facepaint on and force the horse to diarrhoea shart on the innocent child next to me

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

NoahMonke

Life without war thunder is a life not worth living

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