When it was announced, I frequently confused Transcendence with Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, but was quick to come back to my senses. I learnt that it was being directed by debutante Wally Pfister, Christopher Nolan’s favorite cinematographer and I considered it to be a plus. The movie would undoubtedly look good and Nolan was bound to have rubbed some off on Pfister right? Moreover Nolan also was also the producer and I kinda had a hunch that he wouldn’t rack up money on something unworthy. From the looks of it everything was right in place and expectations for Transcendence were high, that was until the movie began. Continue reading Transcendence: What I Thought!
What I Thought! 