Weird and amazing) that they found the perfect looking young Jessica Chastain, who can also act her ass off like her older self. Casting should win an Oscar just for that.
@Mr Valentine One of my top 5 favorite science fiction films of all time. You covered all that makes this film pop for so many. I however want to thank you for making it your mission here to see the greatest films of all time. The best movies make us laugh, make us think, make us cry, make us better. Thanks for your empathy ad intelligence and community here. Looking forward to your take on all the great's
God I love this movie. Another one that I hold close to my heart that has similar themes is Contact - obviously that one doesn't reach the same level of grandeur because it's older, but man it affected me. I actually liked "the reveal" too even though no one else seemed to haha
Notice how doctor mann would b the typical humantrying to save theirself even tho he knew that planet was dead...notice how his name is Hugh Mann...Hu Man...Human. his role was important.
“Because my Dad promised me”. 😭😭😭😭 Just for me personally, the greatest film I’ve ever experienced. Pathos, grandeur, heart, suspense, humanity, grief, sacrifice, heart-stopping tension, ridiculously good soundtrack, genre-defining visuals, and master storytelling. Thanks for sharing this with us. Cheers!
It ran the gamut of all possible cinematic experiences. Truly divine. Can only imagine what seeing it in theaters opening weekend was like. Appreciate you watching!
What blew my mind after a few watches is the makers of the tesseract ('they') were human, but descendants of the Brand/Cooper/TARS colony. TARS would still have the data from the Black Hole, in turn, would have evolved the colony differently than Earth.
Interesting fact. While they were on Millers Ocean planet, you hear a ticking sound about once every second. Each ticking sound represents a full day of the earth
I’ve probably watched every reaction to Interstellar on RUclips and this was by far my favorite. Your appreciation and willingness to get lost in this film was an absolute joy to watch. I’m glad you enjoyed this movie as much as I do. Salute!
I love that, if you think about it, we are even getting a form of fairy tale ending. The hero returns victorious, receiving praise for his heroic deeds, and is gifted the hand of the fair maiden. As Murphy says, she's likely just bedding down for the long nap. Just waiting for the heroic Prince to wake her up when he arrives.
Fact is... we know NOTHING beyond the event horizon of a black hole. When Cooper drops into the black hole is complete speculation and creative liberty. And this... is brilliance. I love this movie and their take on the events of what might happen in the singularity of a black hole. Love? True is the psychiatric trope of movie making. You find that love is the 'answer' in many films. The Matrix for example. But this, it did not feel like time travel. It was more time experiencing. The science in this movie is impressive. The visualization of what a black hole might look like is boggling to the mind and probably the most accurate ever to us in the 21st century. Love this movie and I totally love your reaction. Tears are okay, if not necessary. So thanks for showing a little emotion. The best line of the movie to me is, 'because my Dad promised me.' OMG, as a father myself, keeping promises to your children is in one word, SUCCESS! Keep reacting, I'll keep watching.
That's probably why it is so profound; it may very well be accurate. Having recently re-watched The Matrix I resonate with your contention. This film legitimately gets better with each viewing. Cogent arguments you made, and I'm grateful you watched with me 🤙🏽
To be fair they had a great deal of creative license even over and above what we do and don't know scientifically given that they even state that this is not a naturally occurring black hole but a obviously engineered one by "someone". That automatically throws out the standard rules of expectation of scientific realism. Moving into a dimension of space and time that we cannot even grasp let alone perceive it can literally be anything or imagination can come up with for it. Full respect though, because what they did come up with was gorgeous!
I like your stuff, but I think this edit fell short. Interstellar has many scenes and sentences that really need to play out for you to grasp the gravity of the situation. You can't take a powerful moment and cut it into 1-2 second pieces, it doesn't work if you can't hear the humanity in the actors voices. I think you should take it down and release it in two pieces so you can make it easier to follow. Respectfully.
Nolan is simply a cinematic genius n we're so fortunate to live in this era when his masterpieces can be enjoyed as they are released (and this one particularly soon to be re-released in theaters).
This is my favorite SF movie. Congratulations for being one of the few reactors who understands the events in the tesseract. Few reactors do. The events in the tesseract are based on the idea of God’s time. This was conceived by Boethius (480-524) in his book, "The Consolation of Philosophy," considered one of the most important works of medieval philosophy. To explain how God’s omniscience can be reconciled with human free will, Boethius said that all time, for God, exists simultaneously (because God exists outside of time). Inside the tesseract, Cooper experiences God’s time, which suggests that the fifth-dimensional beings (i.e., our future selves) have evolved to a godlike state. The idea may be even older: in Virgil’s “Aeneid” (19 BC), Aeneus visits the land of the dead, where he sees all the dead, past and future. This movie has, I think, the most extraordinary casting achievement ever: Mackenzie Foy (young Murph), Jessica Chastain (adult Murph), and Ellen Burstyn (old Murph). Their facial structure is so similar, I totally believe it is the same person. Burstyn, by the way, won an Oscar for Best Actress back in the 70s and has won a Tony and Emmy too.
This is going to sound weird (and I could care less) but I enjoy your reactions simply for the "word p0rn" you exude throughout your commentary. My goodness....it's delicious fuel for my ears!!!! Thank you!
INCEPTION?…not even close..top physicists were on set to guide the film from fantasy to fact..this is said to be the most accurate depiction of interstellar travel..this really isn’t fantasy..it’s probable..
Your reactions are thought provoking and intellectually stimulating. Can't say the same for other reactors who seem to have video thumbnails with their hands unnaturally on their foreheads with artificial facial expressions. That's just not 'gold'.
11:35 Since you put up the "Nooo" graphic, it's clear you realized at some point that the poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" was written by Dylan Thomas, a Welshman, in 1947. It's likely, although unconfirmed, that Thomas was thinking of his father (who died 5 years later) while writing it. It's a short poem, so I'll put it here so folks can enjoy the entirety and not just a single verse: Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight, And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way, Do not go gentle into that good night. Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. And you, my father, there on the sad height, Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light. ****************************************************** Dylan Thomas died in 1953 at the age of 39, just 11 months after his father had passed away.
You always, always tell your children the truth. Age appropriate, understandable truth.. but the truth. Never lie to make someone feel better, they'll never know when you're telling the truth.
How do you feel about Santa and similar stuff? This isn't a 'gotcha'; I'm genuinely curious. I don't know where I stand because a lie is a lie, but you don't want them to miss out on something their peers have either.
@@Neogeddon We had a ton of fun as a family with Santa, the Easter Bunny, the tooth fairy, and other make believe. It was always explained that, like television and cartoons, that it was all fun, but not real. And that many kids had different ideas of what was real and what was make believe and that it was not our place to tell them that "Santa is not real". That was a discussion for them to have with their moms and dads. As they got older we had many conversations about how this applied to other areas of their beliefs and lives. It was a good foundation and a great jumping off point for raising kids that could have friends and acquaintances that may not believe all the same things they did, but they could still be friends. You can see where this can apply in many adult situations too. I never felt like they missed out on enjoying the fun because it was explained that it was supposed to be fun... and it was treated as fun. To this day, both my adult kids still get something from "Santa" each year... usually something cheap and silly. This year was a spatula for my son who is exploring cooking and socks for my daughter who is has discovered the sock monster that lives in the dryer is real!
@@MarkM430 Wow, wasn't expecting such an in-depth reply! Much appreciated, and I think I see what you're saying and agree. It's hard for me to unpack because I grew up very entrenched in Santa mythos haha. The bit about teaching about different beliefs is somehow one I haven't heard before. Lots to think about there : ]
Your imposing image…happened to us..every single day for 8-10 years..Nov 1929..stock market crash plus other underlying conditions caused The Great Depression..millions lost jobs.millions went hungry, 1,000’s of companies folded..some investors committed suicide..bread and soup lines sprang up in every town and borough thanks to churches and charities..meanwhile the great Midwest from Oklahoma and Kansas extending to Canada..was undergoing a drought and would continue until about 1938..crops died..land erosion began..winds began..and The Dust Bowl was created..farmers packed up and moved to California or Oregon..anyplace green..the people talking throughout the movie on monitors…were survivors of that Midwest Dust Bowl..the dust storms were fierce, and you couldn’t drive..
Cudos once again, Mister Valentine. I wonder if you have ever seen Gravity (2013), Arrival (2016) & Ad Astra (2019). I am also still hoping to see your reaction to Screamers (1995), Pitch Black (2000) and Edge of Tomorrow (2014). All the best to you.
Watching Arrival early next month! I read the screenplay for Gravity(an effective and affecting piece of writing). Ad Astra was one hell of a IMAX experience for me(not dissimilar to Apocalypse Now?). I will get around to those eventually! godspeed 🙏🏾
I recommend to look for the companion book for this movie, was made in collaboration with the science consultant, who is also one of the world experts in relativity, The Science of Interstellar - Kip Thorne; beautifully illustrated and written
My favourite film of all time. Their is no film that moved me more then this one and still does everytime I watch it or even watch a reaction. Masters at work with writing, directing, acting and score 🙌
Interstellar is Nolans best movie, although my favourite nolan movie is Memento if that makes sense, When nolan does sci-fi he hits a home run everytime, personally i like to think in my head canon that Inception, Interstellar and TeNeT all take place in the same universe, great reaction there's nothing better than experiencing this film for the 1st time
I need to watch Memento again. It's been a couple of years. yowza!! Like Tarantino's in-story world connections. I'm going to have to give that a think!
The universe has predetermined all events times and locations of everything, nothing is by chance, that’s my theory and I’m sticking to it, so don’t hate on Mann he had no control of his actions, the universe has set the events that led copper to the black hole..
This is definitely one of the most complete and satisfying cinematic creations of the last 40-50 years, with so much valuable messaging. Unfortunately the story and content have proved intellectually inaccessible to a large swath of the American audience.
how wonderful was the last handshake.. the emotional scenes that you can sit for an hour and think about is what puts Nolan above anyone else imo. I figure he is a really emotional person irl, like me lol. That's what makes life so great though
The elder Murph was played by the brilliant Ellen Burstyn, who you may remember as the mother in The Exorcist. She's won an Oscar, two Emmys, and a Tony. Other movies of hers you should consider watching are "The Last Picture Show" and "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore."
Loved your reaction my man! Your recognition of the themes and your feel for the tension/stakes is the mark of a great movie watcher! Take my subscription sir!
Interesting fact: The scenes depicting NASA work all filmed at a hotel in los angeles called the Westin Bonaventure. This is also the same hotel where they filmed the famous motorcycle horse chase scene in the movie True Lies. I stayed there during a visit to Los Angeles.
Every single time I watch a reaction of this I SOB when he watches the years of videos back 😭 definitely one of my favorite videos to watch people watch
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Weird and amazing) that they found the perfect looking young Jessica Chastain, who can also act her ass off like her older self. Casting should win an Oscar just for that.
Mackenzie Foy, Jessica Chastain, Ellen Burstyn = Special Academy Award for "Murphy Cooper"
It's uncanny; thay child was like a dead ringer lol
I like that I couldn't tell whether "it's a cold world, grab a jacket" referred to the Prof's lying or Mann's world they were landing on
😂
@Mr Valentine One of my top 5 favorite science fiction films of all time. You covered all that makes this film pop for so many. I however want to thank you for making it your mission here to see the greatest films of all time. The best movies make us laugh, make us think, make us cry, make us better. Thanks for your empathy ad intelligence and community here. Looking forward to your take on all the great's
I'm on a cinematic ride and it is so stimulating to come across narratives like these. thank you for taking the time to watch and comment brother!
@@MrValentineReacts Top 5 movie?
God I love this movie.
Another one that I hold close to my heart that has similar themes is Contact - obviously that one doesn't reach the same level of grandeur because it's older, but man it affected me. I actually liked "the reveal" too even though no one else seemed to haha
my interest is piqued
Notice how doctor mann would b the typical humantrying to save theirself even tho he knew that planet was dead...notice how his name is Hugh Mann...Hu Man...Human. his role was important.
excellent reaction man, subscribed
Hope it works this time
Please please please react to Arrival 🥹🥹🥹
coming soon; early July!
“Because my Dad promised me”. 😭😭😭😭
Just for me personally, the greatest film I’ve ever experienced. Pathos, grandeur, heart, suspense, humanity, grief, sacrifice, heart-stopping tension, ridiculously good soundtrack, genre-defining visuals, and master storytelling.
Thanks for sharing this with us. Cheers!
It ran the gamut of all possible cinematic experiences. Truly divine. Can only imagine what seeing it in theaters opening weekend was like. Appreciate you watching!
What blew my mind after a few watches is the makers of the tesseract ('they') were human, but descendants of the Brand/Cooper/TARS colony. TARS would still have the data from the Black Hole, in turn, would have evolved the colony differently than Earth.
Watched it twice in theaters. Breathtaking each time. Space plus feelings equals 🤩
It's almost indescribable what this movie does to my brain!
Interesting fact. While they were on Millers Ocean planet, you hear a ticking sound about once every second. Each ticking sound represents a full day of the earth
fantastic!
I’ve probably watched every reaction to Interstellar on RUclips and this was by far my favorite. Your appreciation and willingness to get lost in this film was an absolute joy to watch. I’m glad you enjoyed this movie as much as I do. Salute!
I love that, if you think about it, we are even getting a form of fairy tale ending. The hero returns victorious, receiving praise for his heroic deeds, and is gifted the hand of the fair maiden. As Murphy says, she's likely just bedding down for the long nap. Just waiting for the heroic Prince to wake her up when he arrives.
If you haven't watched his movie "The Prestige" you should 100% do so.
Great reaction to a true masterpiece! Well done, Mr. Valentine!
🤙🏽 greatly appreciated!
I knew you'd appreciate that movie 💯💗
Fact is... we know NOTHING beyond the event horizon of a black hole. When Cooper drops into the black hole is complete speculation and creative liberty. And this... is brilliance. I love this movie and their take on the events of what might happen in the singularity of a black hole. Love? True is the psychiatric trope of movie making. You find that love is the 'answer' in many films. The Matrix for example. But this, it did not feel like time travel. It was more time experiencing. The science in this movie is impressive. The visualization of what a black hole might look like is boggling to the mind and probably the most accurate ever to us in the 21st century. Love this movie and I totally love your reaction. Tears are okay, if not necessary. So thanks for showing a little emotion. The best line of the movie to me is, 'because my Dad promised me.' OMG, as a father myself, keeping promises to your children is in one word, SUCCESS! Keep reacting, I'll keep watching.
That's probably why it is so profound; it may very well be accurate. Having recently re-watched The Matrix I resonate with your contention.
This film legitimately gets better with each viewing. Cogent arguments you made, and I'm grateful you watched with me 🤙🏽
To be fair they had a great deal of creative license even over and above what we do and don't know scientifically given that they even state that this is not a naturally occurring black hole but a obviously engineered one by "someone". That automatically throws out the standard rules of expectation of scientific realism. Moving into a dimension of space and time that we cannot even grasp let alone perceive it can literally be anything or imagination can come up with for it. Full respect though, because what they did come up with was gorgeous!
I like your stuff, but I think this edit fell short. Interstellar has many scenes and sentences that really need to play out for you to grasp the gravity of the situation. You can't take a powerful moment and cut it into 1-2 second pieces, it doesn't work if you can't hear the humanity in the actors voices. I think you should take it down and release it in two pieces so you can make it easier to follow. Respectfully.
appreciate your feedback
brother you should watch The Last Samurai. imo tied w this as my favorite movies of all time, would love to hear your thoughts!!
I was today years old when I learned that one Tom Cruise was the lead?????? Sign me up.
The Prestige is one of Nolan's best, well worth a watch, if you havent seen it.
definitely haven't seen it. I thought I caught his entire oeuvre; champagne problems!! Will watch that soon
Please react to tenet next
I was highly anticipating the 44:30 moment. Your reaction did not disappoint 😆
Nolan is simply a cinematic genius n we're so fortunate to live in this era when his masterpieces can be enjoyed as they are released (and this one particularly soon to be re-released in theaters).
This is my favorite SF movie. Congratulations for being one of the few reactors who understands the events in the tesseract. Few reactors do.
The events in the tesseract are based on the idea of God’s time. This was conceived by Boethius (480-524) in his book, "The Consolation of Philosophy," considered one of the most important works of medieval philosophy. To explain how God’s omniscience can be reconciled with human free will, Boethius said that all time, for God, exists simultaneously (because God exists outside of time). Inside the tesseract, Cooper experiences God’s time, which suggests that the fifth-dimensional beings (i.e., our future selves) have evolved to a godlike state. The idea may be even older: in Virgil’s “Aeneid” (19 BC), Aeneus visits the land of the dead, where he sees all the dead, past and future.
This movie has, I think, the most extraordinary casting achievement ever: Mackenzie Foy (young Murph), Jessica Chastain (adult Murph), and Ellen Burstyn (old Murph). Their facial structure is so similar, I totally believe it is the same person. Burstyn, by the way, won an Oscar for Best Actress back in the 70s and has won a Tony and Emmy too.
This is going to sound weird (and I could care less) but I enjoy your reactions simply for the "word p0rn" you exude throughout your commentary. My goodness....it's delicious fuel for my ears!!!! Thank you!
INCEPTION?…not even close..top physicists were on set to guide the film from fantasy to fact..this is said to be the most accurate depiction of interstellar travel..this really isn’t fantasy..it’s probable..
Your reactions are thought provoking and intellectually stimulating. Can't say the same for other reactors who seem to have video thumbnails with their hands unnaturally on their foreheads with artificial facial expressions. That's just not 'gold'.
11:35 Since you put up the "Nooo" graphic, it's clear you realized at some point that the poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" was written by Dylan Thomas, a Welshman, in 1947.
It's likely, although unconfirmed, that Thomas was thinking of his father (who died 5 years later) while writing it.
It's a short poem, so I'll put it here so folks can enjoy the entirety and not just a single verse:
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Though wise men at their end know dark is right,
Because their words had forked no lightning they
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright
Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay,
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight,
And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way,
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight
Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay,
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
And you, my father, there on the sad height,
Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray.
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
******************************************************
Dylan Thomas died in 1953 at the age of 39, just 11 months after his father had passed away.
Best science fiction movie of this century !!! 2001, the space odyssey is of the same group ! masterpiece
You always, always tell your children the truth. Age appropriate, understandable truth.. but the truth. Never lie to make someone feel better, they'll never know when you're telling the truth.
How do you feel about Santa and similar stuff? This isn't a 'gotcha'; I'm genuinely curious. I don't know where I stand because a lie is a lie, but you don't want them to miss out on something their peers have either.
@@Neogeddon We had a ton of fun as a family with Santa, the Easter Bunny, the tooth fairy, and other make believe. It was always explained that, like television and cartoons, that it was all fun, but not real. And that many kids had different ideas of what was real and what was make believe and that it was not our place to tell them that "Santa is not real". That was a discussion for them to have with their moms and dads. As they got older we had many conversations about how this applied to other areas of their beliefs and lives. It was a good foundation and a great jumping off point for raising kids that could have friends and acquaintances that may not believe all the same things they did, but they could still be friends. You can see where this can apply in many adult situations too. I never felt like they missed out on enjoying the fun because it was explained that it was supposed to be fun... and it was treated as fun. To this day, both my adult kids still get something from "Santa" each year... usually something cheap and silly. This year was a spatula for my son who is exploring cooking and socks for my daughter who is has discovered the sock monster that lives in the dryer is real!
@@MarkM430 Wow, wasn't expecting such an in-depth reply! Much appreciated, and I think I see what you're saying and agree. It's hard for me to unpack because I grew up very entrenched in Santa mythos haha.
The bit about teaching about different beliefs is somehow one I haven't heard before. Lots to think about there : ]
Your imposing image…happened to us..every single day for 8-10 years..Nov 1929..stock market crash plus other underlying conditions caused The Great Depression..millions lost jobs.millions went hungry, 1,000’s of companies folded..some investors committed suicide..bread and soup lines sprang up in every town and borough thanks to churches and charities..meanwhile the great Midwest from Oklahoma and Kansas extending to Canada..was undergoing a drought and would continue until about 1938..crops died..land erosion began..winds began..and The Dust Bowl was created..farmers packed up and moved to California or Oregon..anyplace green..the people talking throughout the movie on monitors…were survivors of that Midwest Dust Bowl..the dust storms were fierce, and you couldn’t drive..
bleak times indeed. Heartbreakingly fascinating
Cudos once again, Mister Valentine.
I wonder if you have ever seen Gravity (2013), Arrival (2016) & Ad Astra (2019).
I am also still hoping to see your reaction to Screamers (1995), Pitch Black (2000) and Edge of Tomorrow (2014).
All the best to you.
Watching Arrival early next month! I read the screenplay for Gravity(an effective and affecting piece of writing). Ad Astra was one hell of a IMAX experience for me(not dissimilar to Apocalypse Now?).
I will get around to those eventually! godspeed 🙏🏾
@@MrValentineReacts Good to hear. I will go check out The Silence of the Lambs for now. It's gonna be great ;D
It would be nice to see you react to Cloud Atlas (2012), another great sci fi movie, and also Perfume : A story of a murderer (2006)
recently re-watched the matrix! Didn't know the siblings were at that helm as well
I recommend to look for the companion book for this movie, was made in collaboration with the science consultant, who is also one of the world experts in relativity, The Science of Interstellar - Kip Thorne; beautifully illustrated and written
thanks for sharing the knowledge!
Thank you for this amazing reaction… hope you will gain more subscribers :)
from your lips to God's ears ! thank you for watching
Simply...............There are not enough adjective for this movie.
My favourite film of all time. Their is no film that moved me more then this one and still does everytime I watch it or even watch a reaction. Masters at work with writing, directing, acting and score 🙌
Interstellar is Nolans best movie, although my favourite nolan movie is Memento if that makes sense, When nolan does sci-fi he hits a home run everytime, personally i like to think in my head canon that Inception, Interstellar and TeNeT all take place in the same universe, great reaction there's nothing better than experiencing this film for the 1st time
I need to watch Memento again. It's been a couple of years. yowza!! Like Tarantino's in-story world connections. I'm going to have to give that a think!
Bro you're so great to watch. And smart and interesting. I wish we could be friends.
Thanks for your generosity. Friendship is feasible! nice to make your acquaintance
The universe has predetermined all events times and locations of everything, nothing is by chance, that’s my theory and I’m sticking to it, so don’t hate on Mann he had no control of his actions, the universe has set the events that led copper to the black hole..
I dabble in Compatibilism so I'm inclined to agree with your sentiment with slight reservations
Loved your reaction. You seem looking ke a wonderful person😊
❤
This is definitely one of the most complete and satisfying cinematic creations of the last 40-50 years, with so much valuable messaging. Unfortunately the story and content have proved intellectually inaccessible to a large swath of the American audience.
well put
Greatest movie ever created…??
…I think it might just be…
easily for me
I love watching movies with you, Valentine!
the pleasure is all mine!
A beautiful film.
Let's GOOOOO!
🌠
Bromigo said “Coop, there it is.”
Entertaining as always. Keep on keeping on and Gritos from Tejas.
“What happens now?”
-Coop
I love your comments and expressions!❤ Thank you for watching with me😄
how wonderful was the last handshake.. the emotional scenes that you can sit for an hour and think about is what puts Nolan above anyone else imo. I figure he is a really emotional person irl, like me lol. That's what makes life so great though
I knew you’d like this one. I wish I got to see you reaction to The Prestige
The elder Murph was played by the brilliant Ellen Burstyn, who you may remember as the mother in The Exorcist. She's won an Oscar, two Emmys, and a Tony. Other movies of hers you should consider watching are "The Last Picture Show" and "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore."
ahhh I keep hearing about the Last Picture Show. much obliged!
Loved your reaction my man! Your recognition of the themes and your feel for the tension/stakes is the mark of a great movie watcher! Take my subscription sir!
subscription enthusiastically received. thanks!
Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️
triumphant film making
Man, you kept yourself together pretty well there at the end, better than I did. A cool reaction dude.
🙏🏾🙏🏾
Interesting fact: The scenes depicting NASA work all filmed at a hotel in los angeles called the Westin Bonaventure. This is also the same hotel where they filmed the famous motorcycle horse chase scene in the movie True Lies. I stayed there during a visit to Los Angeles.
that is intriguing! sounds like now is the time to watch True Lies
@@MrValentineReacts DEFINITELY!!! It's one of my all time favorite movies. I've probably watched it a dozen times. It's Arnold at his absolute best.
Every single time I watch a reaction of this I SOB when he watches the years of videos back 😭 definitely one of my favorite videos to watch people watch
The way you looked at the camera when it got to that part even got me 😭
this picture had its hooks in me!!
Been waiting on this!!!
🤘🏽
I’m sorry but “that’s insane in several membranes 🥲” set me OFF 🤣
😅