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Nolan was aware of that effect, and it was simulated. He exercised artistic license in leaving it out. That doesn't take away anything from the movie.
by ConceptJunkie 5y ago
Nolan was aware of that effect, and it was simulated. He exercised artistic license in leaving it out. That doesn't take away anything from the movie.
- PopePompus 5y agoYes, I know that (Kip Thorne commented about it publicly), but still in my opinion it was a stupid choice. What would be so bad about trying to actually show what the BH would look like, if you're going to go to all the effort of GR ray tracing? My comment is being downvoted, but I stand by it. Why include lots of the physics, but not one of the most important effects?