Interstellar (2014)
Figures
Form & technique
- Hans Zimmer's musical score, particularly the use of the organ and the ticking motif on Miller's planet
- The film's core narrative of leaving a dying Earth to colonize new planets
- The Tesseract scene where Cooper interacts with Murph's childhood bedroom
Tropes
- The visual rendering of the black hole, Gargantua
- The "Blight" and the depiction of a dying Earth
- The central father-daughter relationship between Cooper and Murph
- The AI robot TARS and its relationship with the human crew
- Dr. Amelia Brand's monologue about love being a quantifiable, higher-dimensional force