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Interstellar (REWATCHED) I saw Interstellar back when it came out in theaters, and I remember being blown away by the visuals and the music. But rewatching it now as an adult hits harder. The whole parent-child theme, the idea of sacrificing everything for a slim chance to save humanity-it's... show more

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