Hey everyone! It's been a few days since I watched this amazing film and I can say that it's still very much stuck with me... I didn't 100% put it together until after editing this video that if Cooper never went to Dr. Mann's planet and went straight to Dr. Edmunds like Amelia wanted, the entire ghost situation would have never happened, and he wouldn't have helped Murphy find the answers within the black hole. Absolutely mind-blowingly amazing film! I can't wait to re-watch this in theatres for the 10 year anniversary! I keep seeing September 27th as a possible date for it coming back into theatres, but some have said December? Either way, I hope you all out there are able to rewatch it or see it in theatres for the first time like me! I don't care if I have to drive an hour or two out of my way to a theatre near me that's hosting the Interstellar return, but I'll be there! Thank you all for watching this beautiful film with me! I'll have to put more Nolan films on the list for future reacts. I've also seen a TON of recommendations for "Arrival" and "The Martian" which I'd love to watch soon!
@@kaliwali the date was moved back to December 6th. Interstellar was filmed in rare 70 millimeter film (few movies are filmed like this anymore) film gets damaged over 10 years so they have to make news prints. Anyway, really enjoyed your honest reaction to this
Interstellar was made with the advice of Kip Thorne, a theoretical scientist renowned for being the ultimate authority on the Theory of General Relativity, formulated by Albert Einstein, and in other words: Gravity. Everything you see in the movie is theoretically possible, although some things were stretched a lot for the drama. The visuals of the black hole were generated by the FX studio based on the formulas given by Kip Thorne. 5 years later, in 2019, the Black hole telescope had first light, and the first ever picture of the accretion disc of a black hole was observed. It looks nearly exactly like the black hole in interstellar. In my opinion, Interstellar is THE BEST sci-fi movie, ever. In my book it easily tops 2001: A space odyssey. That said, Arrival and The martian are also excellent movies that keep your eyes and ears glued to the screen.
wow that's a good point, I never thought of that. Going into Gargantua was an accident that wouldn't have happened... I fully support us keeping the light of consciousness and taking it to the stars...
I've watched this probably over a dozen times, and I cry every time. I keep thinking to myself, I won't cry THIS time, and, yeah, nope, water works. Never fails. This movie hits so so hard.
I came here to say this. No matter how many times I watch this movie or watch amazing people break down on first time viewing...I get emotional...every.single.time. No matter what...the scenes still pull you down to that place even when you know it's coming.
I don’t even know how many times I have watched this and it still causes tears in the same spots like clockwork. My daughter was finally old enough to watch this and understand it, and it was messing her up in the same spots too. When Murph says, “because my dad promised me” we both just got wrecked.
I saw this movie in theaters, by myself, 10 years ago, and cried like a baby. You know the feeling when you leave the movie theaters and you push open that big metal door to go outside, and you go from hurling through wormholes and space and then...you're looking for your car? Things feel different, you realize what you witnessed was magic and pure entertainment that will stick with you. That's what this movie did for me, and still does 10 years later. It's 1:50 AM as I type this comment right now, and I cried all over again while watching it with you. It's such a moving, mind blowing film, and I can't wait to cry again in the movie theater 10 years later. Glad you liked it, and hope you enjoy it on the big screen!
Lmao! Every few weeks I search for new reactions to this movie and Arrival. When i see a new one has uploaded (especially if they're longer that 30 minutes)...I say the exact same thing! ❤
"Because my dad promised me" Instant tears every time. Every single time. This movie is about a father's promise to her daughter, which transcends beyond space and time. The greatest movie of all time.
What’s crazy is that from Rom’s perspective the ranger would’ve appeared to go slower and slower as it approached the water planet, to the point where it looked like it had just stopped moving. Can’t imagine what those decades alone must’ve been like for him
Not really, the light would be stretched so extreme it would be barely visible in the radio range. In any case the ship would become redder and redder and darker and darker until it just faded while seeming to nearly freeze in space. The fact you can see the accretion disc is that these are originally high energy gamma rays time dilated so much some of them are stretched into the visible spectrum. So the big queston is, how the hell did they even detect there was a planet real close to Gargantua.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 No the biggest question is why send people when probes could do it for a tenth the price and zero risk. A single ship with however many probes and a relay could gather data and send it back extremely efficiently and then they could all make the journey to the best planet
@@maduraelknockout Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, JoJo Rabbit, and Inside Out (what can I say? I'm a dad and it hits me hard.). Definitely some running themes around time and parenthood in my top 5!
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this is how science fiction should be. inspiring, enhancing your horizon, see the world differently and change perspective. and in this case, also emotional.
It’s important to note that if Cooper had just trusted Brand all along and gone to Edmunds’s planet instead of Mann’s, they wouldn’t have gone into the black hole and thus gathered and sent the quantum data to Murph back on earth, meaning nobody on earth would have survived to go to the habitable planet anyway.
"Did that just say Old Murphy?" Honestly reason number 1 I can't stand subtitles in reaction videos. Countless times I've seen people look down and read something ahead of it being said that then ruins all tension or surprise.
My thoughts exactly. And honestly, it's something that's easily avoidable. They ALMOST avoided it in this instance too, the lines before and after referred to her as "Old Lady" why tf did they have to throw in "Old Murph" idk.
@@SJersey2SFlorida i think its cause the second time they showed her, she had said "my dad wasnt always a farmer" and went to Coop so we were already supposed to 'suspect' that she was murph. But the subtitles took away all that mystery and confirmed something that was just supposed to be a vague and unclear suspicion.
This is the reason I started watching movies without subtitles. It was difficult at first but now, I can understand everything clearly. I, who was someone who couldn't watch a RUclips video without enabling cc can now understand English song's lyrics and that's saying something.
I'm pretty sure, depending on where you watch the movie, the subtitles are off a few seconds from the actual dialogue. I've seen it in other reactions and in my version of the movie it happens that way.
What you said at the end about this being a spiritual experience is so spot on. Between the subject matter, the story, the emotions, the visuals, and everything else, makes this transcend being just a movie and makes it become an EXPERIENCE that hits our mind, body, and soul. This movie is so incredible in the sense that despite such deep, mind-bending subject matter, it was able to be this deeply emotional on such a relatable level. I knew that for you as a parent, this one was gonna hit extra hard. The big takeaway for me, which you mentioned at the end too, is that true connection, true love, is such a deep and powerful emotion that it transcends time and space. It's so powerful that it exists beyond logic and reason. Absolutely recommend watching this a second time, since with the completely shifted perspective you go in with, it basically becomes a new movie that hits as hard, but just in a different way. Here I am talking about music in movies again but MY GOODNESS Hans Zimmer outdid himself with this score. This is another case of a beautiful central theme that returns with various renditions throughout the movie to capture the emotions of the situation. The one that really stands out for me is the epic, haunting, synth-organ version. That starts at the beginning of Cooper and Mann's fight, with the parallel timeline shift going to Murph, culminating with Cooper docking the ship into the Endurance just gives absolute CHILLS. I watched this movie originally in theaters on what at the time was the biggest IMAX screen in the state, with sound blasting so loud you couldn't hear yourself think. That whole sequence in that theater is probably the greatest cinematic experience I've ever had. Something that you just feel in your core and never forget Amazing reaction as always! Watching this with how well edited it was, I see why it took you as many hours as it did. But the final product was so worth it! Well done
I can't wait to rewatch this one in theaters in a few weeks! I hope it's coming to a theatre near me or else I may be taking a short road trip to the nearest one just so I can experience it in theaters! Everything about this movie is a masterpiece. I gotta say I do love an amazing plot in a movie that allows you to rewatch it with a completely different perspective! And you know I'll be here right with you agreeing about the music! Hans Zimmer truly outdid himself. The music is another reason why I can't wait to experience this gem in the theaters again. The theme song played during the intense scene of them switching back and forth between Murphy and Cooper brought out soooo many more emotions just because it was so well orchestrated! I'm glad you enjoyed this reaction and I hope you get to see it in theaters again too!! Thank you! 💚
I went to the theater to see this movie twice back in 2014. Once with my good friend who was reluctant to see it but was sobbing like a toddler at the end and the second was with a girl I was dating and she too was sobbing like a toddler by movie's end. This is one of my favorite movie's, that perfect blend of cosmic and emotion I crave in sci-fi cinema
I am appalled that the people who did the subtitles could so casually add a massive spoiler by referring to the old woman as Old Murph. That's not supposed to be revealed - or at the very least confirmed - until Coop is being shown around the replica house on Cooper Station.
Yeah, that's wild. The first time I watched it and saw her as an old woman, I was like no way. It was already a trip knowing he was walking into a room to see his daughter as an old woman, but for her to be one of the old people talking about the blight and dust and all that...
If you think about it, they never would have been desperate enough for Cooper to go in the Gargantua if Mann hadn't fucked up their ship and resources. So going to Edmunds in reality would've been detrimental bc no data would be sent back to Earth, even if the planet was habitable. Everything works out in the end lol
Many people miss when Tom says that grandpa died and he says they buried him next to Jesse and Mom. Jesse is his first son that he introduces on the video message. And Dr. Mann wanted to complete the mission by going to Edmunds planet and completing plan b.
Craziest part is that time dilation is real. This peaked my interest the most as a kid and is part of the reason why I got into theoretical physics (other part being particle physics)
Like elementary particles produced in upper atmosphere should decay quickly to other particles but we observe them go all the way to surface of earth. A direct result of time dilation and length contraction since they’re moving so fast
After watching it in the cinema, I had dreams about this movie the next night. I was very impressed. The movie became my top 1 and still no one can beat it :)
Some interesting facts about the film: Nolan is a director who doesn't like to use CGI unless he has no alternative (for example the scenes in space), so to shoot the entire cornfield sequence at the beginning of the film, he asked them to plant multiple hectares of corn just to film recordings. The film was released in 2014, but it was only in 2019 that the first photo of a real-life black hole was captured, and the black hole in the film is perfectly represented like the real images. But then how did they know how to do this for the film? During production, they sought out a team of scientists, physicists and researchers, who in turn used the accounts of none other than ALBERT EINSTEN!!! Yes, Albert Einstein was right all along about what a black hole would look like, his accounts and theories were right all along.
The VFX actually had to be finished before Production started because Nolon wanted to capture them in-camera so the actors wouldn't have just green screen to react to.
The music from Hanz Zimmer in this movie is still my favourite track of his. Even though he basically scored every major score for classics such as The Dark Knight, Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean, Inception, Dune, Gladiator, Kung Fu Panda and so much more...and yet this is easily my favourite score from him. It absolutely made this movie into a masterpiece, he is an absolute genius when it comes to scoring these big orchestral pieces for movies. He is definitely one of the modern greats in the music industry. My favourite track specifically was the famous "docking" scene. The score was so emotional and beatiful. That whole theme for me perfectly captures the absolute mind bending defiance of humanity. That even in the most hopeless situations, that indomitable human will can accomplish the impossible. And the score captures that perfectly. It's so dramatic and at times feels hopeless but when the big orchestra comes in you could just feel the absolute desperation but also willpower cooper has in that moment. To me the quote they used a lot in this movie "Rage, rage against the dying of the light" perfectly imbodies that scene for me. I definitely recommend reading the whole poem. Even though it' short, I definitely consider it one of the best pieces of literature and it fits this movie perfectly. It's called "Do not go gentle into that good night" by Dylan Thomas. You should also definitely check out more Christopher Nolan movies, every one of his movies is absolute perfection and definitely one of the best directors of our time. I'm so glad he finally won his Oscar for Oppenheimer! Also some cool fun facts about this movie: The first thing you should know about Nolan movies is how he always likes to do things practically and as accurately as possible. He dosen't like using CGI, that's why most of the sets, action and stunts in his movies are practical. Of course when it comes to movies like this where it's heavily sci-fi, he obviously had to use a lot of CGI but still tried to limit it as much as he could. One of the coolest behind the scenes info is that the space suits the actors wore were genuinely working space suits and were built from scratch. The space suits came equipped with cooling tubes that carry water - just like real spacesuits. And they also possess functioning oxygen units. Hence, the actors could breathe comfortably during the long shooting hours. It's really amazing. Mary Zophres, the costume designer for Interstellar is so talented. She even had limited time to figure out the design and functionality of the suits but she crushed it anyway! And back to the scientific authenticity of the movie. Christopher Nolan wanted Interstellar to remain as close to actual science as possible. As a result, he joined forces with the 2017 Nobel Prize for Physics winner, Dr. Kip Thorne, on the project. Keeping in line with Christopher Nolan’s desire to maintain scientific accuracy, Dr. Kip Thorne provided the theoretical equations for the wormhole and black hole simulation. (Since at that time we didn't even know what blackholes look like.) Paul J. Franklin and his team at Double Negative developed a new CGI software that could realistically represent scientific phenomena in the film. What's even more mindblowing is that by using their new unique CGI technology with super computers and calculations from experts in their field, they actually correctly guessed and predicted what a black hole would look like. In 2019 we discovered the first black hole humanity came across and scientists were able to photograph it, which was a historic moment. (You can look the picture up, "just google first black hole picture" or something like that.) The “Interstellar” black hole was also presented as a sphere and not two-dimensional, complete with disks of dust and gas that formed ring shapes. It appears Nolan’s black hole correctly portrayed the orange dust and gas effect of a real black hole before they knew what it looked like. So in the process of wanting to make this film as scientifically accurate as possible Nolan and his team made a scientific, discovery that would later be proved correct years later, which is absolutely mindblowing!
Don't worry about crying upon watching, and re-watching...this movie dances on the edge of perfection. It is not only the best movie I'll ever see, it's the best-made movie I'll ever see. Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer create a masterpiece for the ages. Your reaction to it was heart-felt and endearing. 💯
I’m so glad the algorithm recommended me this. You are so observant and intelligent, picking up on everything as it came, and extremely empathetic. Great video.
You’re right that it’s a spiritual experience, I think my entire world view changed after watching this in the theaters. So many exquisite details in this movie too, like their sandwiches are cornbread, only Brand and Cooper had love attachments and therefore they were able to succeed in their missions whereas everyone else had no attachments, the Endurance has 12 pods reminiscent of a clock and it was spinning quickly clockwise while they were docking. Too many good things that I can and have rambled on about. ARRIVAL next???
I just recently found out about this little detail but right before the robot blows up if you listen closely it says, "please don't make me". 38:28 Its crazy to me that the robot still tried to warn Romilly in some way, knowing it was out of its control.
I remember when this movie finished in theaters I simple stayed put in my seat for 5 or so minutes because I felt like I had been taken on an epic journey, but one I was a part of and not simply a spectator. I don’t think I’ve ever had a movie make me feel so heavy yet light at the same time. When I hear people say thing like “spiritual experience.” I know it wasn’t a unique feeling I had. And I love knowing that this movie had the same effect on others.
Matt Damon is such an expensive person to rescue, saving private Ryan, interstellar, and the Martian. Edit: the first time I saw this movie, the wormhole and the tesseract scene gave me full body chills
i’ve watched thousands of interstellar reactions and yours was honestly the crème de la creme. seriously. 10/10 and super relatable. was fun empathy crying w you
As a parent of 3 young ones under 9. I would gladly throw myself in a black hole to save my children Love can be stronger then the gravitational pull of a black hole. It might keep light in. But it can't hold love
Your reaction to this masterpiece was exactly what I knew it would be. It was the reaction that millions of us had trying to wrap our heads around such a incomprehensible and unfathomable subject and and scenario...Hans Zimmers score throughout the film brings out the roller coaster of emotion. This is a movie about Love no matter how you slice it.
This movie is an absolute 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗣𝗜𝗘𝗖𝗘, my all-time favorite! I had the privilege of watching it in the theater, and let me tell you, it was a mind blowing experience. The visuals, the score, everything about it was pure cinematic magic. I heard they might bring it back to theaters for its 10 year anniversary, and if that happens, I’ll be there without a doubt! It’s not just a movie; it’s a cinematographic treasure by Christopher Nolan, who in my opinion is the best Movie Director of this era. If you get the chance to see it on the big screen, don’t miss it!
The docking scene is my favorite scene in movie history: the intensity, the special effects, the music, the consequences... there is no equivalent in my mind. It comes back into theaters on the 27th of this month in IMAX for the anniversary, and you HAVE to see it if they're showing it near you. I saw it three times in theaters, and I will tell you, the sound effects, right from the beginning, absolutely ROARED, so loud. But in the best way.
It's never lost its intensity for me. Every time, I'm on the edge of my seat. Plus the dialogue when Cooper is flying in, the music... the entire movie is so well written and shot, but I agree with you, that scene right there is probably the best overall scene because everything hinges on Cooper doing the impossible because 'it's necessary'. Jonathan Nolan is such a good writer. I know Christopher helped with the screenplay, but this was a movie mostly done by Jonathan well before Christopher was on board to direct it. Jonathan had originally written it for Steven Spielberg. He also wrote Memento Mori and the screenplay for its adaptation, Memento. The Prestige is another one that is from his mind. All phenomenal stories and films.
You just hit my algorithm for reaction channels. That was an amazing reaction. I know you like video games and that’s great, but you have a definite ability for this genre and will have over 100k subscribers in 6 or 8 months imo should you pursue it. I’m not joking.
I can clearly remember myself leaving the movie theater 10 years ago completely stunned. I couldn't even speak for two hours. I guess I was just trying to understand how precious and relentless time is.
this movie is not about time. It's about LOVE. Brand was right: Love transcends time and space. Just like gravity. and his connection to Murphy. You understand. Not many reactors, or ever people, get this film. You get it.
I would do anything to experience this for the 1st time. The story, the acting, the visuals, the music , EVERYTHING was just so out of this world. No pun intended. What an experience.
I never noticed that the subtitles kinda ruin a little Easter egg by saying “old Murph” in the intro. It doesn’t ruin the movie but definitely gives some info into the people on earth dying or not like the story suggests! It was cool realizing that was Murph at the very end!
I'm impressed how well you understood the full story and themes of the film on a first watch-through! Not many reactors can say the same, so pretty smart. Good Job :D
Your reaction had me feel like I was watching the film with a friend. I’ve seen it many times but when he detaches the ranger from Brand , that always gets me.
38:30 After seeing this scene multiple times, I noticed the voice of Mann's robot saying "please, don't make me..." gives me chills to realize the robot knew blowing the whole thing with people there was wrong, but he had no alternative than obeying. Also, if they had gone directly to Dr. Edward's planet, they would hot have ended inside the black hole, and never being able to save people on Earth.
Murphy as an older lady, saying goodbye, coop watching the videos, so many reasons to cry, and watching people's reactions to the mind bending reality altering movie that is interstellar is a favourite past time! ❤❤
This movie had a massive impact on me too when I first saw it in a movie theatre. I then had to purchase the movie DVD when it was released just to watch again…..and again to fathom it all out! I thought you had such a great reaction to it, young woman, and it was authentic and spiritual. I loved your summary of what it meant to you especially wrt “time”. I am now an old man myself and time is certainly running out……… Thank you for posting this reaction. I must make sure now that I follow some other of your movie reactions. Cheers from this old Aussie bloke 👏🙏🤔🤩👍⭐️🫶🤗🫡❤️🌹🎊💐🌺🎉
It was one of the best reaction videos I've ever watched. There are a few scenes in particular that stand out in my mind. I wonder what people's reactions will be like there. You're one of the best reactors so far.
I cannot stop watching reactions to this amazing movie, but I know in part its so I can experience it all over again for the first time. Its especially enjoyable and emotional when watching an empathetic and intelligent reactor, so thank you for that. Subbed. 😊
This movie is so scientifically accurate (other than the tesseract inside the black hole, that is fiction), it correctly modelled what a black hole would look like BEFORE we ever actually photographed a black hole. (we have since seen a real black hole and the images are almost 1:1 with what the black hole in this movie looks like).
Since you are playing Life is strange and now you watch Interstellar, to put aside so much drama and have a fun time, I recommend you watch the movie "back to the future" since the theme of the movie is related with this film and game, also recommend "Arrival" and "The Martian", both with space themes.
There are SO many details in this movie…I just noticed a new one. When Anne Hathaway’s character makes her big love speech she says “we love people who’ve died”…..
You will find new stuff to catch ever after your 5th time watching this movie. Amelia was right about love being the one thing we can perceive across time and space. We miss people when they leave, we grieve loved ones when they pass. To quote another great line from something else... "What is grief, if not love persevering?"
I saw this movie at home for the first time in 2015, and loved it. Have seen it tons since and never skip a reaction. During covid in 2021 my county re-showed old movies in the theaters as nothing was being released and I was privileged enough to be able to see Interstellar in the theater after having loved this movie for 6 years and never having seen it on the big screen before. Single handed best theater experience of my life.
My favorite movie of all time. 4 yrs ago I was blessed with twin daughters and watching this movie now hits so different. I can’t wait to watch the re release on December 6th this yr
I just love this film so, so much. I remember seeing it for the first time in theaters. As I said in the lead up to your reaction coming out, seeing this film literally changed my life, and who I was as a person. Up until that point I wasn't a particularly caring person. I was nice to people, but only because being mean made me feel awkward and I didn't like people not liking me. Seeing this film, for whatever reason, made me a much more compassion and empathetic human being. Now I do care. I care for strangers just as much as I care for my friends and family. Now I'm kind to people not because being mean and people not liking me makes me feel awkward - but because I'm so incredibly in tune with how they feel when I do something that do be unkind hurts me in my bones. Using love, and empathy, and compassion to guide us when we make choices is what we should all strive to do 🤍 Fun fact: all the special effects were done *pre*production instead of post production like most films. Nolan doesn't like using green screens so doing it this way, when shooting the actors, he has screens and projectors around the set so they had real images to react to. So when you see Matthew or Anne or any of the other actors looking at something outside the spaceship or off in the distance - they are actually looking at something. Anne did an interview where she said the first time she saw the black hole while filming she found it so profoundly beautiful it brought her to tears.
Found this because I'm often searching for more Interstellar reactions. I've lost count by this point, but this was a great one and one of my favourites. Subscribed in the hope that you'll do more movie reactions!
Theoretical Physicist Kip Thorne advised Christopher Nolan with the physics of the movie and wrote a tie-in booke to the movie titled "The Science of Interstellar". I love your reaction to this movie!
You crying makes me cry along with you, Kali. I'm a 66 year old bloke and I'm quite happy to blubber away with you! Been here since Mass Effect. Your content, whether it be game or movie, is always top notch and I always want to be sitting next to you to hand you a tissue! 😆😆
You'll have a lot of comments sharing our love for this movie and adding context to the heart and science of it all. I just want to thank you on for taking the leap to movie reacting. I'm sure thousands will find their way here because of this reaction, just as I did today. Fantastic reaction .... Congratulations
This is Christopher Nolan's best film (in my opinion). That being said, him and Hans Zimmer also worked together in The Dark Knight Trilogy and Inception. And those films are also amazing. And The Prestige is a super underrated Nolan movie
Totally one of those films that took years for people to truly start to appreciate. Even now it's message sounds kind of "cheesy" or cliche but the idea of love being able to transcend space and time is so awesome and I love every moment of it and I think this film does a fantastic job of conveying it. One of my all time favorites.
The CGI of the black hole took months to render and was created using the actual theoretical math developed by Einstein. That footage has since been used as visual representation for actual research on black holes. Anyways, this is my favorte movie of all time. As a father, I cry every single time I watch it. It's a modern masterpiece.
If you listen closely when they're on the water planet, there is a tick every 1.25 seconds in the music. That tick is one full day on Earth. It's subtle, the first time through you just pay attention to the scene and the music that supports it, but when you watch it again, you realize the gravity (pun not intended) of the situation in that even slowly crawling down off the lander takes about 5 days of Earth time to do.
Great reaction, I loved this movie so much! Still haven't editied my version yet but this has kicked me up the backside to do it! Really enoyed your reaction, so honest and heartfelt! Keep up the great work
This reaction popped up in my recommended videos and I'm glad I stopped by! Fantastic reaction! This is one of the 3-hour movies that I've had no issue watching multiple times. An actual masterpiece. Also, I appreciate the use of Mass Effect 3's "Leaving Earth" by Clint Mansell during your conclusion segment. Not only a great piece of music that served your outro well but also so perfectly fitting given the title of the song and the subject matter of the film. Very well played; kudos! Anyway, that's an easy sub for me :D
My number one question with this movie is why humans needed to save themselves, but the more I have watched this, it feels more like a rescue mission. Cooper and Brand made it to Edmunds planet, set up camp but all the people on Earth died. The advanced humans launched a rescue mission to save the humans left on a dying planet.
If you haven't seen Lord of the Rings (Extended Editions), that's the GREATEST TRILOGY EVER MADE. You will be exhausted after it, but you'll never be the same, in a good and beautiful way.
As soon as I saw that you'd done a reaction to this movie, I instantly knew there would be tears. If you haven't already seen it, I can't recommend The Martian enough. Fantastic movie.
Beautiful work, girl. This movie is so inspiring, it makes people think so hard while at the same time it messes your feelings so much.So they got your brain firing so hard, thats why it sticks on you. Not a lot of things can do that thinking and feeling combo so well.
Love the Leaving Earth soundtrack in your intro. Amazing movie One of my favorites. You asked what year it was they didn't say in the movie but apparently it's 2065
I love this movie for so many reasons but one BIG one is that it uses the science I was first introduced to in "A Wrinkle in Time" Madeline L'Engle's book I fell in love with in 5th grade.
Most people don't realize that Copper died when he ejected, the space station was just his last microsecond of thought as he died, (Matt Damon's character explains this as he is trying to kill him), so in the end the Earth dies, and Brandt becomes Eve on a new world with the embryos.
Hey everyone! It's been a few days since I watched this amazing film and I can say that it's still very much stuck with me... I didn't 100% put it together until after editing this video that if Cooper never went to Dr. Mann's planet and went straight to Dr. Edmunds like Amelia wanted, the entire ghost situation would have never happened, and he wouldn't have helped Murphy find the answers within the black hole. Absolutely mind-blowingly amazing film!
I can't wait to re-watch this in theatres for the 10 year anniversary! I keep seeing September 27th as a possible date for it coming back into theatres, but some have said December? Either way, I hope you all out there are able to rewatch it or see it in theatres for the first time like me! I don't care if I have to drive an hour or two out of my way to a theatre near me that's hosting the Interstellar return, but I'll be there!
Thank you all for watching this beautiful film with me! I'll have to put more Nolan films on the list for future reacts. I've also seen a TON of recommendations for "Arrival" and "The Martian" which I'd love to watch soon!
You will cry rivers for Arrivals too
@@kaliwali the date was moved back to December 6th. Interstellar was filmed in rare 70 millimeter film (few movies are filmed like this anymore) film gets damaged over 10 years so they have to make news prints. Anyway, really enjoyed your honest reaction to this
Interstellar was made with the advice of Kip Thorne, a theoretical scientist renowned for being the ultimate authority on the Theory of General Relativity, formulated by Albert Einstein, and in other words: Gravity. Everything you see in the movie is theoretically possible, although some things were stretched a lot for the drama. The visuals of the black hole were generated by the FX studio based on the formulas given by Kip Thorne. 5 years later, in 2019, the Black hole telescope had first light, and the first ever picture of the accretion disc of a black hole was observed. It looks nearly exactly like the black hole in interstellar.
In my opinion, Interstellar is THE BEST sci-fi movie, ever. In my book it easily tops 2001: A space odyssey.
That said, Arrival and The martian are also excellent movies that keep your eyes and ears glued to the screen.
@@kaliwali The Martian is a fantastic film, Ridley Scott did a beautiful job adapting the amazing book
wow that's a good point, I never thought of that. Going into Gargantua was an accident that wouldn't have happened...
I fully support us keeping the light of consciousness and taking it to the stars...
Fun fact: You're going to cry on the 2nd viewing too. (and the 3rd, and the 4th, and... :) )
I've watched this probably over a dozen times, and I cry every time. I keep thinking to myself, I won't cry THIS time, and, yeah, nope, water works. Never fails. This movie hits so so hard.
Fact.
never failed to make me cry
I came here to say this. No matter how many times I watch this movie or watch amazing people break down on first time viewing...I get emotional...every.single.time.
No matter what...the scenes still pull you down to that place even when you know it's coming.
I don’t even know how many times I have watched this and it still causes tears in the same spots like clockwork. My daughter was finally old enough to watch this and understand it, and it was messing her up in the same spots too. When Murph says, “because my dad promised me” we both just got wrecked.
Every time I see a reaction of this movie, the part where gramma Murph said: "Because my dad promised me" brakes me every time.
Absolutely the same. I reqatched this movie may 30 times, and always tears shows up when Murp said this.. Such a good movie.
And me. Even now I cry.
Every time I watch a reaction to this movie, every single top comment is a variation of this. Be a bit original ffs
@@hee345 Sounds like you need to take a break from obsessively reading RUclips comments and thinking you're contributing more than someone else.
@@hee345 right? also, under every video on youtube there's always a smartass complaining about something totally irrelevant. so annoying
I saw this movie in theaters, by myself, 10 years ago, and cried like a baby. You know the feeling when you leave the movie theaters and you push open that big metal door to go outside, and you go from hurling through wormholes and space and then...you're looking for your car? Things feel different, you realize what you witnessed was magic and pure entertainment that will stick with you. That's what this movie did for me, and still does 10 years later. It's 1:50 AM as I type this comment right now, and I cried all over again while watching it with you. It's such a moving, mind blowing film, and I can't wait to cry again in the movie theater 10 years later. Glad you liked it, and hope you enjoy it on the big screen!
whenever i see a reaction to this movie pop up in my subscriptions im like "well looks like we're crying today"
HAHA omg i feel that 100%! This show is top tier and one of the only ones that always makes me cry.
lol I’m all teary at work rn 🤦🏽♂️
I can relate.
Right? I've seen this movie so many times and I've watched so many reactions. I love this movie, but damn, it seems to hit harder every single time.
Lmao! Every few weeks I search for new reactions to this movie and Arrival. When i see a new one has uploaded (especially if they're longer that 30 minutes)...I say the exact same thing! ❤
"Because my dad promised me" Instant tears every time. Every single time.
This movie is about a father's promise to her daughter, which transcends beyond space and time.
The greatest movie of all time.
What’s crazy is that from Rom’s perspective the ranger would’ve appeared to go slower and slower as it approached the water planet, to the point where it looked like it had just stopped moving. Can’t imagine what those decades alone must’ve been like for him
and if he was awake at any point after the halfway mark, he would have had to watch it slowly approach…
I can't imagine what he ate or how much poop he must have made in all that time.
Not really, the light would be stretched so extreme it would be barely visible in the radio range. In any case the ship would become redder and redder and darker and darker until it just faded while seeming to nearly freeze in space. The fact you can see the accretion disc is that these are originally high energy gamma rays time dilated so much some of them are stretched into the visible spectrum.
So the big queston is, how the hell did they even detect there was a planet real close to Gargantua.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 No the biggest question is why send people when probes could do it for a tenth the price and zero risk. A single ship with however many probes and a relay could gather data and send it back extremely efficiently and then they could all make the journey to the best planet
put arrival(2016) on your upcoming watch list. it's also sci-fi and philosophical , so profound and visually haunting masterpiece.
Seconded. Interstellar is in my top 5 all time movies. Arrival is right at the top.
@@Steelburgh please tell me the other 3
@@maduraelknockout Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, JoJo Rabbit, and Inside Out (what can I say? I'm a dad and it hits me hard.). Definitely some running themes around time and parenthood in my top 5!
@@Steelburgh
Sir, have you ever heard of the movie Ink? You should check that out, as a caring father.
A language that expresses not only the present, but also the past and future. A 4-dimensional language.
Every loud tick (every 1.25 seconds) in the soundtrack on water planet symbolizes a day passed on Earth.
WHAT wow..
@@kaliwali Thats Hans Zimmer.... A legend that lives among us.
not to be "that guy" but in order for that to be correct, the ticks need to be every 1,4 seconds. With 1.25 one hour would be 7,9 years
@@kaliwali I write this to You to bring You Eternal Hope from far away."The Rapture"- is A Truly Real Future Biblical Christian Worldwide Event in which Millions of Living True Christian Believers shall be "Transported" into Heaven to meet The Creator Of The World/The Maker Of The World/The Lord Himself and they shall be with him Forever and ever.Also in addition to "The Rapture" another Truly Real Future Biblical Christian Worldwide Event called "The First Resurrection" will also take place,which will "Resurrect" All-Dead True Christian Believers and will also "Transport" them into Heaven to meet The Creator Of The World/The Maker Of The World/The Lord Himself and they shall be with him Forever and ever!
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This is not a joke.I have seen "The Signs" and these words are "True and Correct".Remember!Jesus Christ said:“You don’t have to wait for the End.I am right now,Resurrection and Life.The one who believes in me,even though he or she dies,will live.And everyone who lives believing in me does not ultimately die at all.Do you believe this?”
this is how science fiction should be. inspiring, enhancing your horizon, see the world differently and change perspective. and in this case, also emotional.
And make church organs great instrument again
Wait not STAR WARS? 😂😂😂😂😂. Completely agree
This movie was boring
@@xeldinn86 You get out of it what you put in. Give it a few years, come back to it. Hopefully you'll get more out of it.
It’s important to note that if Cooper had just trusted Brand all along and gone to Edmunds’s planet instead of Mann’s, they wouldn’t have gone into the black hole and thus gathered and sent the quantum data to Murph back on earth, meaning nobody on earth would have survived to go to the habitable planet anyway.
"Did that just say Old Murphy?"
Honestly reason number 1 I can't stand subtitles in reaction videos. Countless times I've seen people look down and read something ahead of it being said that then ruins all tension or surprise.
My thoughts exactly. And honestly, it's something that's easily avoidable. They ALMOST avoided it in this instance too, the lines before and after referred to her as "Old Lady" why tf did they have to throw in "Old Murph" idk.
@@SJersey2SFlorida i think its cause the second time they showed her, she had said "my dad wasnt always a farmer" and went to Coop so we were already supposed to 'suspect' that she was murph. But the subtitles took away all that mystery and confirmed something that was just supposed to be a vague and unclear suspicion.
This is the reason I started watching movies without subtitles.
It was difficult at first but now, I can understand everything clearly.
I, who was someone who couldn't watch a RUclips video without enabling cc can now understand English song's lyrics and that's saying something.
I'm pretty sure, depending on where you watch the movie, the subtitles are off a few seconds from the actual dialogue. I've seen it in other reactions and in my version of the movie it happens that way.
Mass effect intro music
score
When I heard that during the "Thoughts" segment, I sat up and yelled "Mass Effect!" and could just hear Joker bragging about drift.
What you said at the end about this being a spiritual experience is so spot on. Between the subject matter, the story, the emotions, the visuals, and everything else, makes this transcend being just a movie and makes it become an EXPERIENCE that hits our mind, body, and soul. This movie is so incredible in the sense that despite such deep, mind-bending subject matter, it was able to be this deeply emotional on such a relatable level. I knew that for you as a parent, this one was gonna hit extra hard. The big takeaway for me, which you mentioned at the end too, is that true connection, true love, is such a deep and powerful emotion that it transcends time and space. It's so powerful that it exists beyond logic and reason. Absolutely recommend watching this a second time, since with the completely shifted perspective you go in with, it basically becomes a new movie that hits as hard, but just in a different way.
Here I am talking about music in movies again but MY GOODNESS Hans Zimmer outdid himself with this score. This is another case of a beautiful central theme that returns with various renditions throughout the movie to capture the emotions of the situation. The one that really stands out for me is the epic, haunting, synth-organ version. That starts at the beginning of Cooper and Mann's fight, with the parallel timeline shift going to Murph, culminating with Cooper docking the ship into the Endurance just gives absolute CHILLS. I watched this movie originally in theaters on what at the time was the biggest IMAX screen in the state, with sound blasting so loud you couldn't hear yourself think. That whole sequence in that theater is probably the greatest cinematic experience I've ever had. Something that you just feel in your core and never forget
Amazing reaction as always! Watching this with how well edited it was, I see why it took you as many hours as it did. But the final product was so worth it! Well done
I can't wait to rewatch this one in theaters in a few weeks! I hope it's coming to a theatre near me or else I may be taking a short road trip to the nearest one just so I can experience it in theaters! Everything about this movie is a masterpiece. I gotta say I do love an amazing plot in a movie that allows you to rewatch it with a completely different perspective!
And you know I'll be here right with you agreeing about the music! Hans Zimmer truly outdid himself. The music is another reason why I can't wait to experience this gem in the theaters again. The theme song played during the intense scene of them switching back and forth between Murphy and Cooper brought out soooo many more emotions just because it was so well orchestrated!
I'm glad you enjoyed this reaction and I hope you get to see it in theaters again too!! Thank you! 💚
I went to the theater to see this movie twice back in 2014. Once with my good friend who was reluctant to see it but was sobbing like a toddler at the end and the second was with a girl I was dating and she too was sobbing like a toddler by movie's end. This is one of my favorite movie's, that perfect blend of cosmic and emotion I crave in sci-fi cinema
I am appalled that the people who did the subtitles could so casually add a massive spoiler by referring to the old woman as Old Murph. That's not supposed to be revealed - or at the very least confirmed - until Coop is being shown around the replica house on Cooper Station.
Yeah, that's wild. The first time I watched it and saw her as an old woman, I was like no way. It was already a trip knowing he was walking into a room to see his daughter as an old woman, but for her to be one of the old people talking about the blight and dust and all that...
If you think about it, they never would have been desperate enough for Cooper to go in the Gargantua if Mann hadn't fucked up their ship and resources. So going to Edmunds in reality would've been detrimental bc no data would be sent back to Earth, even if the planet was habitable. Everything works out in the end lol
Many people miss when Tom says that grandpa died and he says they buried him next to Jesse and Mom. Jesse is his first son that he introduces on the video message. And Dr. Mann wanted to complete the mission by going to Edmunds planet and completing plan b.
Craziest part is that time dilation is real. This peaked my interest the most as a kid and is part of the reason why I got into theoretical physics (other part being particle physics)
Like elementary particles produced in upper atmosphere should decay quickly to other particles but we observe them go all the way to surface of earth. A direct result of time dilation and length contraction since they’re moving so fast
After watching it in the cinema, I had dreams about this movie the next night. I was very impressed. The movie became my top 1 and still no one can beat it :)
Also the son’s love for Cooper that made him not leave the house.
I didn't put this together until you said it.. wow
@@kaliwali Sorry that's a bot, I think, by the looks of the name. Hey @JamesJones-nj3pf what's your honesty setting right now?
Some interesting facts about the film:
Nolan is a director who doesn't like to use CGI unless he has no alternative (for example the scenes in space), so to shoot the entire cornfield sequence at the beginning of the film, he asked them to plant multiple hectares of corn just to film recordings.
The film was released in 2014, but it was only in 2019 that the first photo of a real-life black hole was captured, and the black hole in the film is perfectly represented like the real images. But then how did they know how to do this for the film? During production, they sought out a team of scientists, physicists and researchers, who in turn used the accounts of none other than ALBERT EINSTEN!!! Yes, Albert Einstein was right all along about what a black hole would look like, his accounts and theories were right all along.
Not only did he plant a whole corn field just for filming.... he apparently ended up selling that corn for a modest profit after filming.
@@chiefcrash1 Correct, and all proceeds from the sale were donated to charity
The VFX actually had to be finished before Production started because Nolon wanted to capture them in-camera so the actors wouldn't have just green screen to react to.
The music from Hanz Zimmer in this movie is still my favourite track of his. Even though he basically scored every major score for classics such as The Dark Knight, Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean, Inception, Dune, Gladiator, Kung Fu Panda and so much more...and yet this is easily my favourite score from him. It absolutely made this movie into a masterpiece, he is an absolute genius when it comes to scoring these big orchestral pieces for movies. He is definitely one of the modern greats in the music industry. My favourite track specifically was the famous "docking" scene. The score was so emotional and beatiful. That whole theme for me perfectly captures the absolute mind bending defiance of humanity. That even in the most hopeless situations, that indomitable human will can accomplish the impossible. And the score captures that perfectly. It's so dramatic and at times feels hopeless but when the big orchestra comes in you could just feel the absolute desperation but also willpower cooper has in that moment. To me the quote they used a lot in this movie "Rage, rage against the dying of the light" perfectly imbodies that scene for me. I definitely recommend reading the whole poem. Even though it' short, I definitely consider it one of the best pieces of literature and it fits this movie perfectly. It's called "Do not go gentle into that good night" by Dylan Thomas.
You should also definitely check out more Christopher Nolan movies, every one of his movies is absolute perfection and definitely one of the best directors of our time. I'm so glad he finally won his Oscar for Oppenheimer!
Also some cool fun facts about this movie:
The first thing you should know about Nolan movies is how he always likes to do things practically and as accurately as possible. He dosen't like using CGI, that's why most of the sets, action and stunts in his movies are practical. Of course when it comes to movies like this where it's heavily sci-fi, he obviously had to use a lot of CGI but still tried to limit it as much as he could. One of the coolest behind the scenes info is that the space suits the actors wore were genuinely working space suits and were built from scratch. The space suits came equipped with cooling tubes that carry water - just like real spacesuits. And they also possess functioning oxygen units. Hence, the actors could breathe comfortably during the long shooting hours. It's really amazing. Mary Zophres, the costume designer for Interstellar is so talented. She even had limited time to figure out the design and functionality of the suits but she crushed it anyway!
And back to the scientific authenticity of the movie. Christopher Nolan wanted Interstellar to remain as close to actual science as possible. As a result, he joined forces with the 2017 Nobel Prize for Physics winner, Dr. Kip Thorne, on the project. Keeping in line with Christopher Nolan’s desire to maintain scientific accuracy, Dr. Kip Thorne provided the theoretical equations for the wormhole and black hole simulation. (Since at that time we didn't even know what blackholes look like.) Paul J. Franklin and his team at Double Negative developed a new CGI software that could realistically represent scientific phenomena in the film. What's even more mindblowing is that by using their new unique CGI technology with super computers and calculations from experts in their field, they actually correctly guessed and predicted what a black hole would look like. In 2019 we discovered the first black hole humanity came across and scientists were able to photograph it, which was a historic moment. (You can look the picture up, "just google first black hole picture" or something like that.) The “Interstellar” black hole was also presented as a sphere and not two-dimensional, complete with disks of dust and gas that formed ring shapes. It appears Nolan’s black hole correctly portrayed the orange dust and gas effect of a real black hole before they knew what it looked like. So in the process of wanting to make this film as scientifically accurate as possible Nolan and his team made a scientific, discovery that would later be proved correct years later, which is absolutely mindblowing!
"You wouldn't be here if it wasn't for me."- Murph
Best. Understated. Foreshadowing. Ever.
😂
She literally saved humanity.
Don't worry about crying upon watching, and re-watching...this movie dances on the edge of perfection. It is not only the best movie I'll ever see, it's the best-made movie I'll ever see. Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer create a masterpiece for the ages. Your reaction to it was heart-felt and endearing. 💯
Well said! 👏👏👏
I'll never understand how this movie only won one Oscar, for me it's the greatest sci-fi film of all time
I’m so glad the algorithm recommended me this. You are so observant and intelligent, picking up on everything as it came, and extremely empathetic. Great video.
You’re right that it’s a spiritual experience, I think my entire world view changed after watching this in the theaters. So many exquisite details in this movie too, like their sandwiches are cornbread, only Brand and Cooper had love attachments and therefore they were able to succeed in their missions whereas everyone else had no attachments, the Endurance has 12 pods reminiscent of a clock and it was spinning quickly clockwise while they were docking. Too many good things that I can and have rambled on about.
ARRIVAL next???
I just recently found out about this little detail but right before the robot blows up if you listen closely it says, "please don't make me". 38:28 Its crazy to me that the robot still tried to warn Romilly in some way, knowing it was out of its control.
@@cmerced55 thank you for this!
I remember when this movie finished in theaters I simple stayed put in my seat for 5 or so minutes because I felt like I had been taken on an epic journey, but one I was a part of and not simply a spectator. I don’t think I’ve ever had a movie make me feel so heavy yet light at the same time. When I hear people say thing like “spiritual experience.” I know it wasn’t a unique feeling I had. And I love knowing that this movie had the same effect on others.
Matt Damon is such an expensive person to rescue, saving private Ryan, interstellar, and the Martian.
Edit: the first time I saw this movie, the wormhole and the tesseract scene gave me full body chills
When Coop say: "What happens now?"
Am I the only one who say: "Something wonderful."
Well now I can't unhear that. lol. I don't think the younger generation will get the reference though.
@@Christian-Prepper I'm glad somebody did. lol
When you started crying during the behind the bookcase scene I was hoping one of your family would come in and give you a hug. ⛑
i’ve watched thousands of interstellar reactions and yours was honestly the crème de la creme. seriously. 10/10 and super relatable.
was fun empathy crying w you
is there thousands?
@@VColossalV might’ve been hyperbole, but wouldn’t be surprised if there was 1000, one of the most reacted to movies
As a parent of 3 young ones under 9. I would gladly throw myself in a black hole to save my children
Love can be stronger then the gravitational pull of a black hole. It might keep light in. But it can't hold love
Your reaction to this masterpiece was exactly what I knew it would be. It was the reaction that millions of us had trying to wrap our heads around such a incomprehensible and unfathomable subject and and scenario...Hans Zimmers score throughout the film brings out the roller coaster of emotion. This is a movie about Love no matter how you slice it.
This movie is an absolute 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗣𝗜𝗘𝗖𝗘, my all-time favorite! I had the privilege of watching it in the theater, and let me tell you, it was a mind blowing experience. The visuals, the score, everything about it was pure cinematic magic. I heard they might bring it back to theaters for its 10 year anniversary, and if that happens, I’ll be there without a doubt! It’s not just a movie; it’s a cinematographic treasure by Christopher Nolan, who in my opinion is the best Movie Director of this era. If you get the chance to see it on the big screen, don’t miss it!
Leaving Earth as intro music 10/10.
The docking scene is my favorite scene in movie history: the intensity, the special effects, the music, the consequences... there is no equivalent in my mind. It comes back into theaters on the 27th of this month in IMAX for the anniversary, and you HAVE to see it if they're showing it near you. I saw it three times in theaters, and I will tell you, the sound effects, right from the beginning, absolutely ROARED, so loud. But in the best way.
It's never lost its intensity for me. Every time, I'm on the edge of my seat. Plus the dialogue when Cooper is flying in, the music... the entire movie is so well written and shot, but I agree with you, that scene right there is probably the best overall scene because everything hinges on Cooper doing the impossible because 'it's necessary'.
Jonathan Nolan is such a good writer. I know Christopher helped with the screenplay, but this was a movie mostly done by Jonathan well before Christopher was on board to direct it. Jonathan had originally written it for Steven Spielberg. He also wrote Memento Mori and the screenplay for its adaptation, Memento. The Prestige is another one that is from his mind. All phenomenal stories and films.
@SpaghettiYOLOKing Honestly I'd never heard of Jonathon Nolan, so thats super interesting! I loved The Prestige.
You just hit my algorithm for reaction channels. That was an amazing reaction. I know you like video games and that’s great, but you have a definite ability for this genre and will have over 100k subscribers in 6 or 8 months imo should you pursue it. I’m not joking.
I can clearly remember myself leaving the movie theater 10 years ago completely stunned. I couldn't even speak for two hours. I guess I was just trying to understand how precious and relentless time is.
Everytime I see this movie, I love it even more. Since I first saw it in theaters, it has become my favorite Nolan film, and that's saying something.
this movie is not about time. It's about LOVE. Brand was right: Love transcends time and space. Just like gravity. and his connection to Murphy. You understand. Not many reactors, or ever people, get this film. You get it.
Nobody is ever prepared for how emotional Interstellar is.
I would do anything to experience this for the 1st time. The story, the acting, the visuals, the music , EVERYTHING was just so out of this world. No pun intended. What an experience.
I never noticed that the subtitles kinda ruin a little Easter egg by saying “old Murph” in the intro. It doesn’t ruin the movie but definitely gives some info into the people on earth dying or not like the story suggests! It was cool realizing that was Murph at the very end!
Gosh. You are such a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing this. I thoroughly enjoyed this and was also moved through you.
I'm impressed how well you understood the full story and themes of the film on a first watch-through! Not many reactors can say the same, so pretty smart. Good Job :D
Your reaction had me feel like I was watching the film with a friend. I’ve seen it many times but when he detaches the ranger from Brand , that always gets me.
38:30 After seeing this scene multiple times, I noticed the voice of Mann's robot saying "please, don't make me..." gives me chills to realize the robot knew blowing the whole thing with people there was wrong, but he had no alternative than obeying.
Also, if they had gone directly to Dr. Edward's planet, they would hot have ended inside the black hole, and never being able to save people on Earth.
Murphy as an older lady, saying goodbye, coop watching the videos, so many reasons to cry, and watching people's reactions to the mind bending reality altering movie that is interstellar is a favourite past time! ❤❤
I really like your style of reaction. This was longer than most, and thats a good thing. You do it well.
"It's huge"
Yeah. I thought the same thing when I saw a sand storm coming my way. I don't envy the dust storm survivors.
This movie had a massive impact on me too when I first saw it in a movie theatre. I then had to purchase the movie DVD when it was released just to watch again…..and again to fathom it all out! I thought you had such a great reaction to it, young woman, and it was authentic and spiritual. I loved your summary of what it meant to you especially wrt “time”. I am now an old man myself and time is certainly running out……… Thank you for posting this reaction. I must make sure now that I follow some other of your movie reactions. Cheers from this old Aussie bloke 👏🙏🤔🤩👍⭐️🫶🤗🫡❤️🌹🎊💐🌺🎉
Nolan could make a movie of the 23 years he had waiting for them or thinking they wouldnt come back, lol
Thats actually crazy that the subtitles sold the whole movie from the start like that. I've never seen it say "Old Murph". Wow :(
Nolan + McConaughey + Zimmer = Masterpiece.
It was one of the best reaction videos I've ever watched. There are a few scenes in particular that stand out in my mind. I wonder what people's reactions will be like there. You're one of the best reactors so far.
I cannot stop watching reactions to this amazing movie, but I know in part its so I can experience it all over again for the first time.
Its especially enjoyable and emotional when watching an empathetic and intelligent reactor, so thank you for that. Subbed. 😊
This movie is so scientifically accurate (other than the tesseract inside the black hole, that is fiction), it correctly modelled what a black hole would look like BEFORE we ever actually photographed a black hole. (we have since seen a real black hole and the images are almost 1:1 with what the black hole in this movie looks like).
Since you are playing Life is strange and now you watch Interstellar, to put aside so much drama and have a fun time, I recommend you watch the movie "back to the future" since the theme of the movie is related with this film and game, also recommend "Arrival" and "The Martian", both with space themes.
There are SO many details in this movie…I just noticed a new one. When Anne Hathaway’s character makes her big love speech she says “we love people who’ve died”…..
You will find new stuff to catch ever after your 5th time watching this movie. Amelia was right about love being the one thing we can perceive across time and space. We miss people when they leave, we grieve loved ones when they pass. To quote another great line from something else... "What is grief, if not love persevering?"
Christopher Nolan has such an amazing line of movies to watch. He even did a war movie of his own called Dunkirk.
If you rewatch a 1000 times again this movie, i will watch with you. Pure masterpiece by NOLAN🔥🔥
I saw this movie at home for the first time in 2015, and loved it. Have seen it tons since and never skip a reaction. During covid in 2021 my county re-showed old movies in the theaters as nothing was being released and I was privileged enough to be able to see Interstellar in the theater after having loved this movie for 6 years and never having seen it on the big screen before. Single handed best theater experience of my life.
Less than 15 minutes into your reaction of one of my favorite movies and I’m a subscriber. Congratulations and thank you.
My favorite movie of all time. 4 yrs ago I was blessed with twin daughters and watching this movie now hits so different. I can’t wait to watch the re release on December 6th this yr
I just love this film so, so much. I remember seeing it for the first time in theaters. As I said in the lead up to your reaction coming out, seeing this film literally changed my life, and who I was as a person. Up until that point I wasn't a particularly caring person. I was nice to people, but only because being mean made me feel awkward and I didn't like people not liking me. Seeing this film, for whatever reason, made me a much more compassion and empathetic human being. Now I do care. I care for strangers just as much as I care for my friends and family. Now I'm kind to people not because being mean and people not liking me makes me feel awkward - but because I'm so incredibly in tune with how they feel when I do something that do be unkind hurts me in my bones. Using love, and empathy, and compassion to guide us when we make choices is what we should all strive to do 🤍
Fun fact: all the special effects were done *pre*production instead of post production like most films. Nolan doesn't like using green screens so doing it this way, when shooting the actors, he has screens and projectors around the set so they had real images to react to. So when you see Matthew or Anne or any of the other actors looking at something outside the spaceship or off in the distance - they are actually looking at something. Anne did an interview where she said the first time she saw the black hole while filming she found it so profoundly beautiful it brought her to tears.
Found this because I'm often searching for more Interstellar reactions. I've lost count by this point, but this was a great one and one of my favourites. Subscribed in the hope that you'll do more movie reactions!
Beautiful reaction!!! Paying attention instead of talking over this masterpiece!!! Love from Guatemala 🇬🇹❤️
Have you ever watched the tv show The Expanse? I think you'd love it.
Theoretical Physicist Kip Thorne advised Christopher Nolan with the physics of the movie and wrote a tie-in booke to the movie titled "The Science of Interstellar".
I love your reaction to this movie!
43:53 "I can't even." Yep. Like most of us in theatre back then.
Damn closing your video off with the Mass Effect score did double the damage to my heart hahaha. Great reaction though! Superb movie,
You crying makes me cry along with you, Kali. I'm a 66 year old bloke and I'm quite happy to blubber away with you!
Been here since Mass Effect. Your content, whether it be game or movie, is always top notch and I always want to be sitting next to you to hand you a tissue! 😆😆
"They're looking at him like he's crazy... He's trying to save fuel AND time..."
Such a perfect observation.
You'll have a lot of comments sharing our love for this movie and adding context to the heart and science of it all. I just want to thank you on for taking the leap to movie reacting. I'm sure thousands will find their way here because of this reaction, just as I did today. Fantastic reaction .... Congratulations
This is Christopher Nolan's best film (in my opinion). That being said, him and Hans Zimmer also worked together in The Dark Knight Trilogy and Inception. And those films are also amazing. And The Prestige is a super underrated Nolan movie
The Mass Effect 3 soundtrack in the intro... *chef's kiss*
Totally one of those films that took years for people to truly start to appreciate. Even now it's message sounds kind of "cheesy" or cliche but the idea of love being able to transcend space and time is so awesome and I love every moment of it and I think this film does a fantastic job of conveying it. One of my all time favorites.
The CGI of the black hole took months to render and was created using the actual theoretical math developed by Einstein. That footage has since been used as visual representation for actual research on black holes. Anyways, this is my favorte movie of all time. As a father, I cry every single time I watch it. It's a modern masterpiece.
If you listen closely when they're on the water planet, there is a tick every 1.25 seconds in the music. That tick is one full day on Earth. It's subtle, the first time through you just pay attention to the scene and the music that supports it, but when you watch it again, you realize the gravity (pun not intended) of the situation in that even slowly crawling down off the lander takes about 5 days of Earth time to do.
Great reaction, I loved this movie so much! Still haven't editied my version yet but this has kicked me up the backside to do it! Really enoyed your reaction, so honest and heartfelt! Keep up the great work
This reaction popped up in my recommended videos and I'm glad I stopped by! Fantastic reaction! This is one of the 3-hour movies that I've had no issue watching multiple times. An actual masterpiece. Also, I appreciate the use of Mass Effect 3's "Leaving Earth" by Clint Mansell during your conclusion segment. Not only a great piece of music that served your outro well but also so perfectly fitting given the title of the song and the subject matter of the film. Very well played; kudos!
Anyway, that's an easy sub for me :D
My number one question with this movie is why humans needed to save themselves, but the more I have watched this, it feels more like a rescue mission. Cooper and Brand made it to Edmunds planet, set up camp but all the people on Earth died. The advanced humans launched a rescue mission to save the humans left on a dying planet.
If you haven't seen Lord of the Rings (Extended Editions), that's the GREATEST TRILOGY EVER MADE. You will be exhausted after it, but you'll never be the same, in a good and beautiful way.
What an awesome reaction. Proves again that Nolan created something so special with this film.
You proudly held up your gamer card by choosing Leaving Earth as the background music in the first 2 mins of the vid
As soon as I saw that you'd done a reaction to this movie, I instantly knew there would be tears.
If you haven't already seen it, I can't recommend The Martian enough. Fantastic movie.
Beautiful work, girl. This movie is so inspiring, it makes people think so hard while at the same time it messes your feelings so much.So they got your brain firing so hard, thats why it sticks on you. Not a lot of things can do that thinking and feeling combo so well.
Its not a movie about spacetravel, Its a movie about family. I'm not dad yet, but I can't hold tears watching this piece of art.
"The Feels" The Movie. I love watching people getting emotional reacting to this movie.
Love the Leaving Earth soundtrack in your intro. Amazing movie One of my favorites. You asked what year it was they didn't say in the movie but apparently it's 2065
The only movie I've ever considered a true masterpiece. Best I've seen
Awesome reaction Kelly ❤❤❤ I hope you are having a epic and blessed day 100
I love this movie for so many reasons but one BIG one is that it uses the science I was first introduced to in "A Wrinkle in Time" Madeline L'Engle's book I fell in love with in 5th grade.
"Is that Sci Fi or Paranormal??"
Yes! 😅
Most people don't realize that Copper died when he ejected, the space station was just his last microsecond of thought as he died, (Matt Damon's character explains this as he is trying to kill him), so in the end the Earth dies, and Brandt becomes Eve on a new world with the embryos.
Mackenzie Foy's performance is underrated here. She ATE!