10 Epic Movie Moments You Won't Believe Used No CGI
5. Interstellar - The Worm Hole
Another entry from a Christopher Nolan film (and it wont be the last either, just a heads up) comes from his latest foray into the messed up and awesome, Interstellar. The 2014 epic science fiction blockbuster follows a team of astronauts as they enter a worm hole in search of a new home for the human race after we basically ruined a perfectly good one in Earth.
What follows is mind-blowing, even more so when you consider that what Matthew McConaughey finds on the other side was created by hand with no computers deemed necessary. A three floor set come art installation was erected using mesh and high resolution laser prints, and a space-suited and booted McConaughey was dangled in front of it.
Nolan didnt stop there, however. True to form, he went out of his way to use the real where at all possible, taking the shoot to the top of a melted glacier for the all-ocean planet Miller as well as using gigantic fans to kick up real monster dust storms.