Much hype and mystery has surrounded the new movie from Dark Knight and Inception director Christopher Nolan, that fans will grab onto any bit of information they can get about the movie. The Interstellar movie 2014 has already released four trailers to date. And these have been mined for clues about the Interstellar movie plot, because the director and the cast have been so good about keeping the secrets of the movie.
Which is why the news today of a possible tour of the movie's actual space craft is welcome news indeed for many diehard fans. Variety has reported that the Interstellar movie 2014's production companies, Paramount and Warner Bros., together with Occulus Rift are going to offer a pretty in depth look at the science behind Interstellar. Fans can experience how it is to be actually inside the Endurance, which is the movie's main spacecraft .
Reportedly, the spacecraft will be on exhibit across the United States, starting with New York city, Houston, and Los Angeles, and then will be on temporary display at the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center. So what can fans experience in this touring Interstellar movie 2014 exhibit? Aside from experiencing first hand the interiors of Matthew McConaughey and team's space ship, they can also have a zero gravity simulation.
Of course this spacecraft is one of the key sets where the movie takes us into. There are outerspace terrain and vistas, a dying earth, and other such spectacles in store, in this movie that is about the world coming to an end, where rops are drying up and dust storms are threatening to engulf the entire earth. Matthew MConaughey's character, is the one who could possibly be the key to saving the planet. He embarks on a journey across space (and possibly time), leaving his two kids behind. The goal of this quest is to find an inhabitable planet for the people on earth to live in, and start anew. In fact, Michael Caine (a Nolan favorite), tells McConaughey, "Your daughter's generation will be thelast to survive on the earth. You're the best pilot we ever had. Get out there and save the world."
For the immersive Interstellar movie 2014 experience, here is the tour schedule of the Endurance spacecraft.
Oct. 6-8: New York, AMC Lincoln Square 13
Oct. 17-19: Houston, AMC Gulf Pointe 30
Oct. 25-27: Los Angeles, AMC City Walk
Nov. 5-19: Chantilly, VA, Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center
