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^ Yup . It's assigned seating too so I can always be sure that I'm gettin my preferred 3/4 of the way back, middle of the row seats.
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Anyone else dying to know what the hell this thing is? It's been in a few different trailers all in different places.
A Nolan movie being thin on plot?!?!Man I get such a "Contact" vibe from this movie. I think MM's character finds this new planet but is unable to come back. But they were in cryo-sleep for the length if the journey so hr hasn't aged. But for some reason he cant ger back to Earth for his children. The planet dies? I don't know. But somehow before thus occurrence his kids get shot into space and make it to the planet under the cryo sleep. They land. Wake up. MM greets them. I feel like the movie will be thin on plot but will be visually stunning with all the space shots ala Gravity.
Ah ok, thanks.It's a robot named TARS, that assists the crew on their mission
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