Static Nova: Spielberg's version sounds like it would've been more generic blockbuster material, Nolan's cut was way darker and more thought-provoking, glad he stuck to his vision
Leobianchi: who cares which name is attached to interstellar when the movie's still a mess of overexplaining in space
Fractal Signal: can't believe Spielberg's script had a happier ending
Bruno: I mean, Spielberg's take would've been way more sentimental and straightforward, wouldn't have had half the mind-bending complexity that Nolan brought to it - glad it didn't end
Arlo: I'm surprised they're bringing this up now, years after the movie's release. always wondered what would've been if Spielberg had directed it
Frost Signal: Nolan's obsession with realism is actually what brought some depth to the project but
Irisokaforxo: seems like Spielberg's take would've been quite a departure from the actual movie, do you think that's what made Nolan more suited to tackle this sci-fi epic?
Leo: Spielberg's take would've been too safe for my taste
Mirage Wolf: seems like we got lucky that nolan's vision came through tho
Fathom Pulse: it's wild to think how much of the tone and style could've been altered if Spieberg took the helm - wonder what Kip Thorne would've done for visual effects
Bianchiisla: how is it that Spielberg's original script would've been more "crowd-pleasing" when Nolan's take is exactly what made this film great?
Umbra Sable: a script sitting around for years wouldn't have guaranteed a more interesting film
Kai: what made you guys think Spielberg would've changed the whole sci-fi landscape?