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Gaze at the Stars on Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar' Teaser Poster

by Ethan Anderton
May 6, 2014

We haven't seen anything for Christopher Nolan's original sci-fi drama Interstellar since the teaser trailer arrived last year. But word on the street is there's a new trailer that will arrive with the Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures production of Godzilla next weekend. And that seems to be true since the first teaser poster for the film has just arrived. It's a simple image making the title the most prominent feature with a stream of stars, maybe even the path of a wormhole, leading to a rural farmscape that we've seen in the teaser trailer. Also, that tagline is one of the best I've heard for a movie in a long time. It's haunting and provoking. Remember, this is my most anticipated movie of the year, and I can't wait to see more. Look!

Here's the teaser poster for Christopher Nolan's Interstellar sent to us by Paramount Pictures:

Also, if you're in the Washington DC area, you can see the new trailer at the Air & Space Museum now.

Interstellar is directed by British filmmaker Christopher Nolan, of the films Doodlebug, Following, Memento, Insomnia, Batman Begins, The Prestige, The Dark Knight, Inception and The Dark Knight Rises. The screenplay is by Christopher Nolan & Jonathan Nolan, based on scientific theories by Caltech astrophysicist Kip Thorne and follows a group of explorers who make use of a newly discovered wormhole to surpass the limitations on human space travel and conquer the vast distances involved in an interstellar voyage. Matthew McConaughey stars in the film which Paramount Pictures releases on November 7th.

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Reader Feedback - 17 Comments

Reminiscent of... http://whatsthatfont.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/close-encounters-poster.jpg ....I like it! Hard to believe we only have until November to wait to see this...

cuckoozey on May 6, 2014

I don't really care for the tagline, especially since it was apparently divulged that the reason for their voyage was that we've trashed Earth's environment. I hoped it would be about exploration for curiosity and imagination's sake. Prometheus got closer to that.

OfficialJab on May 6, 2014

The exploration for the sake of curiosity and imagination is great wonderful romantic drive yet nothing beats necessity. The mother of invention. Changing the tagline end to: mankind was meant to trash the universe.

Bo on May 6, 2014

Exactly...if they found out that an asteroid is on collision course with Earth within the next 5 years, all the money, concern would go towards finding a way to solve the problem, plus, the whole nations would join together for the cause. Up until the time when the problem would be solved and the nations would start fighting again 😀 #irony

dawko on May 7, 2014

I just think if that tagline was on say Armageddon, Ethan wouldn't love it as much.

uninterrupted commentary on May 6, 2014

Very Spielbergian.

CoolwhipSpecial on May 6, 2014

Nolan is overrated. #idgaf

Cocaino Weaver on May 6, 2014

Well, you gave Amazing Spider-man 2 5/5, you can't wait to see TMNT and consider Emmerich's Godzilla a flawless movie...give me some of that cocaine, otherwise I can't take your comment seriously

dawko on May 6, 2014

Dayum. (but yep)

avconsumer2 on May 6, 2014

Well there was that one really horrible movie he made... oh... wait...

avconsumer2 on May 6, 2014

go play somewhere else

Quynh Truong on May 6, 2014

THANK YOU for making me not the only one!

Tuomas Lassila on May 8, 2014

This has a great chance at being one of the best of the year. Large scale sci-fi, big ideas, etc etc.

Chris Groves on May 6, 2014

Sure I love Nolan and his films, but how can you make that statement without even seeing much footage from the film? Not saying I don't have confidence in Nolan, just think its a bit premature of an assumption

cg on May 6, 2014

Well, the teaser left a big impression. This has a vibe that makes me think of previous more 'thoughtful' sci-fi like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Contact. Then of course, there is Nolan's track record. The only movie he made that wasn't great was Insomnia. He also has a pretty phenomenal cast in this film(many of them are Oscar winners/nominees) And then on top of that, I personally have been following this film since it was in early development and was going to be directed by Spielberg. I think it was as early as 2007 that I heard about this, and as it lingered in development hell I was hoping that Christopher Nolan would jump on it. Plus interviews and talk about the film inspires confidence. It is a great concept and a boat load of talented people are involved.

Chris Groves on May 7, 2014

Wow that tagline is terrible.

DAVIDPD on May 6, 2014

maybe for someone too cool for the room.

jasonca on May 6, 2014

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