This BROKE US! | First Time Watching *INTERSTELLAR* Movie Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Prepare for an emotional journey beyond the stars as we immerse ourselves in the groundbreaking film INTERSTELLAR for the first time! In this reaction video, witness our genuine reactions as we navigate the profound themes, mind-bending concepts, and heart-wrenching moments that define Christopher Nolan's masterpiece. From the exploration of love and sacrifice to the mysteries of space and time, this movie shattered our expectations and left us speechless.
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:23 Reaction
01:18:12 Recap/Outro 
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I think empathy is only one of the things that makes us human; don't ever be ashamed to show that. Not saying y'all are; just some encouragement to a couple men of my community. I don't think a reminder hurts.
1:03:52 Light and anything else near getting sucked into a super massive black hole - beautiful and terrifying.
That first part🔥 We are both very empathetic & open people. We love to have those hard conversations & those genuine, vulnerable conversations as well. Gonna pin this message🙏🏾
@@DaKidsReactI'd love to have tea with you guys.
You've got to be a warrior and amongst the strongest to be an empathetic and compassionate person in this world. Don't change.
Have you ever seen Inception or Momento?
Not exactly. Black holes have a very hot accretion disk of matter falling into it. This is a disk but it looks warped because the gravity of the black hole bends light from behind the black hole so that it is visible from the front.
@@kellymoses8566Yeah, I wasn't really too terribly concerned with a detailed, scientifically accurate explanation of Gargantua being depicted in a movie. I was simply providing a basic, quick and easy answer to their question, "WTF am I looking at?" :)
We appreciate that & the changes that happen will only be for the better! We haven’t seen either of those movies. Were already planning to watch inception this year since it’s been recommended multiple times😬
“i thought you were the ghost” the way christopher nolan gave us the entire assessment of the movie within the first 5 minutes of the movie is literally genius. there will never be another like him that creates like him. what a goat.
10/10! Once the movie started going you start to feel every emotion, felt like i (swizz) was literally on the ship & going through it all w/ them. Happy we got to watch this for/w/ you all
That's what made it not feel like a 'twist' or 'reveal'. It felt right, and how it was supposed to be. I appreciate how he pulled an inception on us & made it feel like a possibility, without your mind locking onto it.
Spot on 👍
“23 Years” scene kills me, every time.
“Because my dad promised me”… same thing.
Felt the tears on this one😢😢
33:06
Apparently that ticking we hear in the background music is supposed to represent days passing on earth. 😢
@@Itsunclegabby That’s 100% true! Good catch!
@@SixFour0391Aye, I only caught it on the 10th viewing. 😂
@@Itsunclegabby 🥳😑
Interesting fact about this movie. They hired physicists as consultants to tell them what a black hole might like as no one had ever seen one. In the intervening years we finally got an image of a real black hole and it looks like this movie predicted
That’s ridiculous🤯
I don't know if this is true, but I read that
some individual frames took up to 100 hours to render; the final cut of the film was close to 800 terabytes of data.
@@Itsunclegabbyit’s true, google “first image of black hole”. The physicists working on Interstellar were pretty spot on
Kip Thorne was consulted on the black hole stuff, and the 3D rendering of Gargantua was the most accurate model they could make with their math and theory at the time!
@@OMGtheykilledKenny42Well, we still don’t know what it truly, fully looks like. The first true image of a black hole is just a black circle with fuzzy orange-red coloring around it. It’s a 2D picture, so we still have no choice but to simply guess what it might look like up close in 3D.
So many emotional moments in this movie but poor Romilly after being alone for 23 years...no company, no human touch...had literally had shrunk into himself. The 1st time he sees people in so long when Brand & Cooper goes back to the Endevour, you can just tell he so badly wants a hug or something...but Cooper walks straight past him. I felt sooo awful for him 😭
Felt every emotion while watching this movie! I (swizz) felt bad for him bc before they left he talked about being in space freaking him out & then being alone, out in space for 23 years i couldn’t imagine. The actors/actresses did an amazing job in this. When they get back on the ship during that scene EVERYTHING hit finding out how long they were gone. Was good to see Brand hug & touch his face.
What really makes him solid, is despite being awake for most of that, unlike Mann, he never broke,
didn't try to book, didn't try to get to the surface to see them again.
I think Cooper cares nobody but his children.
@adamscott7354 AND the fact that space kinda freaked him out...the conversation he had with Cooper about there being nothing but a thin wall between them and space (can't remember exact words) but still he stayed! After 23 yrs alone and scared, poor dude had literally resorted to holding his own damn hand
Romilly is actually a fascinating part in this movie. Such a small role, but David Gyasi obviously really thought about it and managed to squeeze every drop of reserved intelligence and quiet stoicism out of the portrayal - there's a real stereotypically "British", quality to it and it was no surprise to find out, that's where he's from: however, it wasn't a caricature - he played it straight...
He turned a bit-part into a truly affecting and unforgettable character, and a calling-card to casting Directors.
Awesome reaction! I have a daughter and I can't watch this thing without crying. For sure a masterpiece.
We were both on the brink of tears multiple times during this reaction! AMAZING film🔥😢
So when the higher beings(future evolved humans) dismatled the tesseract, they left him just outside of saturn, near where the first wormhole was, that's why he interected(the first handshake) with Dr. Brand in the spaceship, while they were going through the wormhole to the other galaxy.
One thing you need to remember is that, EVERYONE, other than Dr. Brand and Cooper, were 74 years older in the future because of the blackhole. So she would never find Dr. Edmunds because he would've etiher died of lack of supplies or of old age. And Dr. Cooper(daughter) was only alive because of cryosleep.
That makes sense thank you for explaining this!
yall I've watched a lot of Interstellar reactions and I mean it when I say this was some of the most fun I've ever had, yall did a great job with every aspect of this video from the reaction to the edit to understanding the complexities of the plot, just top-notch stuff all the way through guys. Keep up the awesome work!
We appreciate you Ray & that means a lot to us! We truly enjoyed this movie & all of the emotions we felt throughout it. We are grateful for you & happy you enjoyed our reaction💙
You dudes are some pretty smart guys. I watched reactions to this a ton, and you guys were right on it, nobody else I watched were...Grats!
We appreciate that!! Much love💙
You should def watch The Martian next. Matt Damon in space again, but this time he wins you back and makes you forget all the hate you got for him from Interstellar.
Definitely added to the movie list🔥
@@DaKidsReact good to hear. Better get subbed up then.. :)
Jessica Chastain (Murph) is also in that one.
@@OMGtheykilledKenny42I didn't know that. I read the book* and never watched the movie bc i don't really care for matt damon, or movie adaptations of books... but it's cool to know that these other actors get into the action too
I recently saw both movies for the first time, not realizing Matt Damon is in both of them haha. dude is all over space 😂 great performance in both, I love thinking about things from Dr. Mann's perspective. he was once a hero too, goin through that wormhole to try and save humans. then he got pushed into a corner and his humanity kicked in, his survival instinct. such great writing
Man this movie strikes a hell of a chord if you were lucky enough to have a dad and then lose him.
"Because my dad promised me" kills me every time
The professor was not talking in code. He was quoting a poem by Dylan Thomas, when he said: "do not go quietly into that dark night,"
I skipped this one in theater because a friend said it was dumb. Turns out he was dumb. A lot of people gave it thumbs down because they just couldn't follow.
WHAT….. 10/10 movie if you can keep yourself focused & follow along. It wasn’t hard to do that & if you did I’m pretty sure people 9/10 would say it was amazingly done.
@DaKidsReact just watched a man on the street trivia video. The guy asked "What language do they speak in Idaho?". The guy struggled for a second, then said "Japan?"...
That's why there are fifty Too Fast Too Furious movies and everything is a reboot.
Enjoying your reactions.
Bro this movie still makes appearances in random theaters around the country to this day. Keep a look out and check. I think it usually in bigger cities. But I’ve seen it when I looked recently because I also missed out on this in the theatre debut.
@@Alvy.07 I'll pounce on an IMAX showing.
@@st0n3p0ny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Damn you understood a LOT of the moovie by just watching it once
We immerse ourselves in what we what & there being two of us helps a lot😊
I think what some people miss is Professor Brand and Dr. Mann are the typical Humans and Coop is the idealistic one; the one we all want to be but few actually turn out to be …
We are selfish and we lie (even with good intentions) to get people to do what needs to be done, in our eyes. Most of us would have pushed the button to get saved, or chose not to go at all.
The hero in a story is special because most of humanity doesn’t behave that way. We’d all like to believe we would, but when the chips are down (in such a way as in these types of stories), we usually make the wrong choice.
beautifully said.
Dr Mann (first name is Hugh) was called "the best of us" by Dr Brand. I always find it so interesting that he's explaining to the team why Plan A was necessary, knowing full well that he had also chosen survival of self over survival of the species.
@@HopeIsForbiddenHere In an idealistic and manipulative way, he viewed his and Professor Brand’s sacrifices as the greatest…even after he was rescued and tried to maroon Coop and Dr. Brand.
I never really agreed with Coop, though, that the “sacrifice is being made by the people back on earth who are gonna die”. If they didn’t know about the program, they can’t be sacrificing anything. They’re just living and dying.
Exactly! I (swizz) said that in the reaction it was the complete opposite of what he was trying to do.
@@DaKidsReact Being selfish isn’t mutually exclusive with malevolence.
Being altruistic isn’t synonymous with benevolence.
That’s where the nuance of the human experience and intent comes in.
Life’s messy. And we’re just here for the ride.
Your reaction to them returning to Rom after 23 years was truly priceless. I feel like most if not all who see this movie….through all that goes on at millers planet in such a short time, kind of forget that he’s the under the same time shift as earth. So when we see him we are completely stunned.
100%! It was such a short time & we don’t comprehend the time difference which is what caught us off guard. Hit me (swizz) knowing that she also landed hours, maybe minutes before they did & died but it was YEARS on earth
@@DaKidsReact yeah that was a sneaky little tidbit bit they threw and there where you’re just like “damn! that’s wild!” And STILL we forget about poor Rom up there lol. Rom got the short end of the stick for sure…waits 23 years by himself and then gets blown up…ugh. He did not deserve that, dude was the man!
The music played during the spinning dock scene was EPIC! 1926 H&H pipe organ FTW. Hans Zimmer composes great stuff.
33:41 fun fact : the gigantic wave isn't really moving. it is huge because the water is getting pulled up towards the strong gravitational pull of the nearby black hole. It "moves" because the planet is rotating.
🤯🤯
Not sure I buy that: that would mean the planet made a rotation in 1hr or whatever the time was between waves.
@@zacharyramsli8002lol, sure I am not here to convince you or anyone. Its just an interesting fact. Why do you have to choose to buy what i say when google is literally 10 seconds away? Don't be lazy.
There's youtube videos, quora, reddit, fandom, discussing the miller planet theories of Kip Thorne, who is a theoretical physicist, and is the scientific consultant and executive producer of Interstellar (2014), and wrote the book The Science of Interstellar.
I gave you those for free, but you still have to read up yourself to find out the how it is possible to do "rotation in 1hr or whatever".
So you can disagree with Kip Thorne instead, provided you publish your own theoretical physics on gravitational pull that goes against his, as depicted in the movie.
But the movie is based off his theories so maybe you can explain how it is not possible, we would like to hear.
@@zacharyramsli8002 You don't have to buy what I say. You just buy from the person who created it for the movie. Go and read fandom on miller planet based on Kip Thorne theories of constructing miller planet and gargantua. And read up who Kip Thorne is. Then come back.
@@zacharyramsli8002 It actually does check out....
They did push theory to the absolute mathematical limit - and certain visual/cosmetic compromises were made to make it work as a movie - otherwise, 'though, the _scientific/mathematical_ basis for this movie was literally _forensically_ accurate, according to the best current understanding.
If you can, you might enjoy to read Kip Thorne's book to accompany the film, which covers all his work and which is basically an astrophysics degree primer. There'll be no doubt remaining.
To the guy on the right, the exact same spot in the film you said "this got me locked in" was when I really started to get into it. Then the wormhole scene was when I was like yo alright i'm finishing this film. It was 6 am at the time lol.
That’s crazy! I feel that it was starting to get everything ramped up & you could almost feel that it was going to be a great turnout🔥 we started watching this around 11pm est & was locked in from the start basically🤣
Best movie I have ever seen. The emotions it pulls out of you is insane The video log scene fucks me up every time. Christopher Nolan is a genius
10/10 EASILY! This was truly a masterpiece!
1:01:35 dudes i love how you are IN THE MOVIE , thats the power of mr. Christopher Nolan , he is the f man
🤣🤣 10/10 movie
Oh wow. Y’all haven’t seen The Martian. You should definitely check that one out
Added to the list!
hey guys..great reaction to this masterpiece.. I saw it at the cinema..you really feel like you are inside the ship with surround sound..thankyou I needed this today.. a great film on a rainy day..
Appreciate you supporting, we are happy to have brightened your day a bit 😊 this movie definitely is a masterpiece!
The tesseract was in the 5th dimension. Much like inside the wormhole. The future humans placed him outside the wormhole with just enough time to get picked up by cooper station which was those lights you saw.
Great reaction and your insights are spot on. Most don't get the concept of love that you guys did. Will be looking for more. And what's crazy is that when Brand removed her helmet at the end she was ready to die, she didn't know what would happen.
We appreciate you & your support💙 it makes it easier having both of us taking in the information of these shows/movies. No that you said that, it makes sense by the look she said when doing it. She had a hopeless look! Wish we could’ve saw more😢
This is my favorite science-fiction movie. Few viewers understand the idea behind Cooper’s interactions with the past inside the tesseract. It is not time travel, nor a contrivance of the screenwriters. It is a sound, philosophical idea expressed by Boethius (480-524) in his book, “The Consolation of Philosophy.”
To explain how God’s omniscience can be reconciled with human free will, Boethius conceived the idea that, for God, all time 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 movie acknowledges this by saying that time exists as a physical dimension in the tesseract. This conception of God’s time is still held today by many Evangelicals and other Christian sects.
I believe the idea is even older, because in Virgil’s “Aeneid,” Aeneas visits the underworld, where all the dead, past and future, exist together.
"The Expanse" is one of the most scientifically accurate shows while "Interstellar" is the most accurate movie.
The poem that Professor Brand as reciting was NOT a clue of any sort. It is simply stating that a person, though they may be dying, should they should continue rage...rage against the dying of the light. Do NOT go gentle into that good night. Do not give up and easily give into death.
SO happy y'all reacted to this!!!! One of my favorite movies ever. I hope y'all will react to Robin Williams' in the movies, "Bicentennial Man" and "Good Will Hunting" or Brad Pitt's movie, "Meet Joe Black". 😄
Dr. Mann kept finding ways to imagine himself of being capable of accomplishing many things and then he kept failing. He thought his planet would be THE next human planet and he'd be the hero of mankind. He thought he'd stay with Cooper while he died; but then got overwhelmed with the consequences of his own actions and gave up. He failed at going forward with the mission because of his own hubris. He was a villain, yes, but I kind of get how/why he went insane. He and the other 11 astronauts left Earth 10 years before Cooper & Brand. He had been alone on his plane for 34 years by the time Cooper, Brand, and Romly get to him. I mean, look what happened to America & other nations after the COVID lockdowns. That was only 3 months & we humans are SO undeniably more messed up than ever before.
The movie is based on an original concept by producer Lynda Obst and theoretical physicist Kip Thorne and is set around 2067. In the event horizon/center of the black hole is a tesseract; a 3 dimensional representation of our future 5 dimensional understanding of time. If Cooper travels “up” or “down” in the tesseract he is able to view different moments in the past and touch the items in each time to communicate with Murphy. Tom, Cooper’s son, had a baby while Cooper was in space, but the baby (Jesse) died early on and was buried out behind the house and later so was Grandpa. Tom died 20 years or so before Cooper made it out of the tesseract and to Saturn. More of the scientific details are in Kip’s book, “The Science of Interstellar”.
The crew's shuttle was being pulled into the spinning black hole that they had named, "Gargantua", and they had no fuel to fly/pull away from it.
Cooper first released the robot, T.A.R.S., into the spinning black hole wanting the robot to try and gather data while traveling through the black hole. This way, if the robot gets found by someone they can try to gather the data and use it.
To prevent Dr. Brand from dying Cooper then released Dr. Brand's shuttle at a specific time so that the spinning black hole's gravity would slingshot/swing her off towards the other planet that they did not have enough fuel to get to using the ship alone.
When Cooper's shuttle gets pulled into the spinning black hole it begins to fall apart because of the strong gravity, but because the black hole was spinning he did not get pulled apart like we would with a stationary black hole. He ejects himself from the shuttle, but quickly falls into a TESSERACT. The tesseract that the future "humans" placed in the black hole for him is a physical representation of a 4th dimension for humans of today to make sense of. In this tesseract he is only seeing different moments in time of his daughter's bookcase. He can go to a time when she's very young or older and try to communicate by pushing her books. At first, he doesn't realize that he needs to help her build the space stations that will eventually house the people from Earth. So, at first, he tries to communicate with her just like the 'ghost' was in the beginning of the movie and he fails to get her to make him stay. When he realizes that this is something he cannot change he realizes he can also communicate with T.A.R.S. He asks T.A.R.S. to take ALL gathered data from the black hole and the future humans and encode it into the movement of Murphy's watch's second hand. Using Morris Code T.A.R.S. is able to share the info with Murphy. The entire time Murphy is doing her work to build the space stations Cooper is in her book case working with T.A.R.S. He is still alive. 😄
Doctor Brand found out that the man she loved had found a planet that humans can live on, but he had died in a landslide. This is why his beacon had stopped earlier in the movie.
Fun fact you are right, the footage that looks old of me he elderly taking about the dust was real interviews for a 1980’s documentary on the dust bowls of the 1930’s that was catastrophic to crops and also had a blyte problem . Nolan refeenced the documentary to make it this a reoccurrence of the trap event and loved the interviews so much he chose to add them into the movie . Genius having older murph in a similar interview to where we don’t realize it’s his daughter talking about it.
Thanks for your reaction. Glad to see you two are so invested and enjoyed the movie, that's the mark of a good movie. And you guys remembered details at the right time, and connected many things as the movie scenes show you accordingly.
We thank you for your support & reaching out💙 this move had us invested since the opening scene. I love how they connected everything & basically answered all of our questions throughout the movie. Only thing I’d change is waiting so long to watch BUT happy we did bc it felt as the right time to watch it & IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT! EASY 10/10🔥
You are THE FIRST channel I've watched to remember the Dust Bowl. And I've watched A LOT of reactions to this film.😂
Everyone seems to forget about that. This was Dust Bowl 2.0. I always wondered if they refilmed actual first-hand interviews from people who remember the real one.
Additionally, I'm a Murphy, so this is was a great father/daughter movie for me and my pops.
🤣 we learned about it in school Sheim just remembered it! That’s what we was thinking as well & i know this movie hit different since you’re named after the character😬🔥
I might be wrong, but I think they actually did. These people at the beginning are talking about their experience of it and are not actors talking about this sci-fi future depicted in the movie, hence why it feels so genuine. That's pretty genius.
I love the way this film brings the poem to life:
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
Well done bros, don’t be afraid to let those tears loose. This movie no matter how many times I’ve seen it, or how many times I see other people cry during it, it still gets me. You guys killed this reaction and I was astounded at your grasp of the themes and details of the film. Most have to watch it 2-3 times to understand what the heck is going on. Keep on with the great reactions guys, you’re doing great work!
Definitely felt the tears flowing multiple times throughout this film. Will have to rewatch it in the future as we know we probably missed a lot. Thank you for your support & we appreciate you. Much love
I've seen this movie countless times and watched many reactions, but y'all have pointed things out that I've never even considered or thought of. Just gave me a greater appretiation for this movie. That's an instant Subscribe right there!
Happy we could do that for you! I’m sure there’s a lot we missed as well watching it for the first time & we are happy you enjoyed our content! THANK YOU & WELCOME💙
Just a fyi....this movie takes place in 2056. Its in my top 5 and the score is amazing!!! Shout out to Hans Zimmer
Oh man, can't wait to watch this! Absolutely my favorite movie. I just saw it in Imax a few months ago, hands down the most beautiful movie visually I've ever watched.
Thanks for sharing, great surprise for a Friday. Have a good weekend.
This was top 5 films for us both! Everything that went into this & the plot was crazy & amazing to experience for ourselves & also w/ you all! Much love & we appreciate you💙
@@DaKidsReact I'm not sure where you guys live, but if you have an Imax theater near you, keep an eye out and see if they're playing this soon, well worth a trip to see it!
@DaKidsReact Just finished watching, you guys were amazing. One of the best reactions I've seen to this movie. Appreciate you sharing it with us.
If you find an Imax theater playing this near you, I'll pay for your tickets. It's the 10 year anniversary, so many places are replaying it. My local Imax had a Christopher Nolan marathon, so I was able to catch it. I can't wait to see it again.
Thanks again guys.
We are happy you enjoyed our reaction! We will be on the look out for it to play in imax near us. We can’t express how much we enjoyed this movie💙
You two are my new favorite reactors. I really enjoy your insight and commentary. I watch whatever I see you put up and I'm now subscribed. Thank you both!
We appreciate you & it’s truly a honor to even be considered one of your favorites. WELCOME & we hope you enjoy the reactions💙
I somehow missed this in the theater. Someone must have told me they didn't like it. Finally saw it 4 years ago, alone. Called my girl after and said I just watched a movie that that wrecked me and is now in my top 5 . Love watching reaction videos and yours one one of my favorite The score is piercing and perfect. Nolan is releasing it again in IMAX in September for 10 year anniversary. I'll be first in line. Great jobs guys
This was a fantastic reaction. You were so engaged and responsive. I love this movie and enjoyed seeing you also appreciate it.
We appreciate you & this message! We were engaged since the opening scene seeing his pilot that aircraft! Happy you enjoyed our reaction.
Top reaction guys and you caught a lot of what many simply missed and not even understood. You got a new subscriber.
We appreciate you & WELCOME! Loved this film easy 10/10
Really enjoyed your reaction. I've watched a ton of Interstellar reactions and you guys caught on to everything that was happening faster than anyone else. It made the reaction especially good. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.
We appreciate you & this! It makes it easier as we get invested & intrigued w/ the stuff we are watching & it being two of us. We hope you enjoy our other content💙
Isn't this movie pretty much perfection? I didn't grasp most of the science. But it still kept me interested. Love your shock faces lol brilliant
10/10 movie for us! We were invested into the movie since the opening scene. We are happy you enjoyed our content💙
As for your question about how Cooper was found at the end, when he left the tesseract he went back into the original worm hole (I guess they are connected somehow). That's how he shook Dr. Brands hand because they were both in the worm hole. The entrance to the worm hole is near Saturn, and that's where the wormhole spit him out. When Coop is floating in space you can see Saturn in the background. The giant spaceship from Earth was traveling to the worm hole to bring everyone to Brand's planet. The guy said "our rangers found you". Rangers are usually scouts. They were probably sent out ahead of the spaceship to scout around and they found coop floating.
Great take!! It definitely all starts to make a little more sense when you can sit back and think about it! We really enjoyed this movie and putting this reaction together for you guys!
Big thumbs up! Enjoyed watching this with y’all 💯 you definitely understood a lot of the plot points that sometimes go over peoples heads. Definitely my favorite movie of all time and glad you guys enjoyed it as much as me!
We appreciate you & happy your enjoyed our reaction💙 definitely a top 5 movie for us
Since you love this Christopher Nolan sci-fi movie, you should watch the other sci-fi movies of Nolan, which happened to be top rated movies as well : Inception (2010), Tenet (2020), The Prestige (2006).
The very next one should be Inception (2010) !
We appreciate these suggestions! Adding ALL of these to our movies list. We haven’t seen inception, tenet, prestige or dune so we are excited to jump into those soon🔥
Seen lots of reaction videos and you guys killed this, i never actually saw the whole movie just many parts and this connected it all for me and i was blown away with ya haha, you guys seem like great ppl, keep it up!
Appreciate the love!! 🖤 happy you enjoyed the movie and the reaction!
Love your reactions! The footage about the dust bowl in the beginning came from a documentary, all except for the actress playing Murph were survivors. Also, I like how the doctor told Coop how they studied him in high school, bringing that history back compared to his meeting with the school years ago.
That blew our minds when that doctor said they studied him back in high school. This movie did a fantastic job at emphasizing the time that Coop lost. It was sad to see but also really cool to see how space travel is conducted and its effects on individuals.
What’s crazy is he was stuck in that bookshelf since she was 10 all the way till she was in her 90’s
By the way, all the NASA scenes were actually filmed in Los Angeles at a hotel called the "Westin Bonaventure". They repurposed it to look like a space station.
Also, if you ever saw the movie "True Lies", this is the same hotel where they filmed the famous "horse chase" scene where Arnold Schwarzenegger rode his horse to the roof chasing the guy on the motorcycle. I rode up on the same elevator.
Yes, this was one of the more amazing films I've ever watched.
Loved this reaction, loved how engrossed you two were in it.
This movie pulls you in from the beginning. We enjoyed every second of it! Appreciate the love😊
A few movies that aren't well known, but are very good, are:
Judgement Night (1993) Starring Emilio Estevez, Denis Leary, Jeremy Piven and Cuba Gooding Jr.
Running Scared (2006) Starring Paul Walker and Chazz Palminteri
Death Sentence (2007) Starring Kevin Bacon, John Goodman and Kelly Preston
More well known movies you might like are:
Young Guns (1988) Starring Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips
A Bronx Tale (1993) Starring Robert De Niro and Chazz Palminteri
My Cousin Vinny (1992) Starring Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei and Ralph Macchio
My favorite movie of all time. Hits like nothing else. Glad you guys took this amazing journey. “Because my Dad promised me”. Turns me into a blubbering mess every time.
Felt EVERY emotion during this movie. Only regret is how long it took us to finally watch this but happy we could capture this experience for you all. That line hits different🔥😬
This is probably the 10th Interstellar reaction I’ve watched, and you guys killed this all the way through, loved it! Glad you guys loved it. Interstellar is the greatest film of all time in my opinion. Christopher Nolan is the GOAT.
We appreciate you & you reaching out💙 We are truly grateful that you enjoyed our reaction & we LOVED this movie. We both agreed that this is in our top 3-5 movies we ever watched. Christopher Nolan killed this🔥
Space and time trade places in a black hole. So you physically move through time instead of space.
You guys would love the film the abyss. Put it on your list.
The Abyss doesn't get nearly enough love. Completely agree they'd enjoy it!
Added to the list🙏🏾
@@DaKidsReact thanks guys!! You will love it.
YES. I was fascinated with that one as a kid- still am
@@aildhe4593 thank you!! I’ve seen a few reactors watch it and they always really like it. Such a good movie.
Late to your reaction but appreciate you guys watching this. This is my favorite film of all time. I think it encompasses everything a great movie should have. Thrilling action, beautiful imagery, a good story grounded in human compassion and empathy and some twists thrown in there.
You’re never late & we appreciate you! Definitely one of the best films we’ve ever watched!
Love the design of the robots in this movie.
Definitely did as well! Loved the futuristic aspect of them, the humor & how they felt real.
This is my favorite movie of all time. I just discovered reactions to Interstellar. This is the best reaction by far. Yall caught on to almost everything from the jump. I enjoyed watching it.
This is easily in our Top 5 movies of all time! We appreciate you & truly happy you enjoyed our reaction! Much love💙
32:34 Of all the great soundtracks in this movie the sound of those boosters tops it all 😂
We can totally agree!!
Y'all just made my day! A pleasure to watch with you.
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one thing you’ll have missed, if you listen to the ticking in the background of the music when they land on Miller’s planet, every tick (every 1.25 seconds) represents a full day on Earth
That makes that scene even more intense than it already was!
The reason they go into a spin after leaving the space station is to generate centrifugal force…which simulates gravity so they can walk around, lay down, etc…
Because one of you mentioned “the dark abyss”, you should check out the movie “The Abyss” if you’ve not seen it.
Also “Tenet”.
Have gotten a lot of request for it so it’s added to our list🔥
LOVE ur reaction, that was exactly me during my 1st impression!!
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Murphy was 36 at the time of her birthday. 10 when Cooper left, 2 years to get to Saturn, close to 24 years until she makes her first recording.
CRAZY! You don’t realize it until that recording😢
Great reaction to my favorite movie of all time. You guys were right on it the whole time picking up most of the concepts. Nicely done mah bois!
We appreciate you & your support! Happy you enjoyed our reaction. This movie was so well done & one of the best movies i (swizz) have ever watched!
Really enjoyed your reaction! You've gained a subscriber - you should watch some of Dennis Villaneuve's movies. One of the best directors out there - he did Arrival, Sicario, Prisoners, Dune, Incendies just to name a few. They're all incredible. Incendies is not as well known, but it's what brought Dennis into the spotlight - it will rip your heart out, but worth the watch. Because of the mass following, a reaction video to Dune would most likely get a ton of views! Dune Part 2 comes out in 2 weeks!
We appreciate you, your support & WELCOME💙 we will look into those & pick some to watch! We were planning on doing Dune, just don’t know yet when we will get to it as we have around 10 movies planned to watch. We appreciate the recommendations🙏🏾
Thank you two for the great reaction
The Martian is a different movie that happens to have Matt Damon in it. He plays a good guy in it who is also an astronaut and it’s a really, really AWESOME FILM!!! A must watch!!
We’ve added to our list based upon recommendations. When we get to it, i can’t say
You guys picked up on a lot of the story, more than most I’d say. A great reaction to this movie for sure. This is one of my favourite movies. Saw it 3 times in theatre and was blown away each time. And cry every time
We appreciate that! We couldn’t imagine watching it in theatre as that’s a whole different experience. Definitely almost caught us a few times throughout the movie. 10/10 film
Ima a sub after seeing this one.. Great reaction guys. I really appreciate how genuine you both come across. Keep em coming
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Yea, space is a trip. It's what helped lead me to believing in a creator. It's too vast and random while at the same time being very precise especially when creating life.
Great reaction guys. Subscribed 😊
Appreciate the love and support!!!
You guys just figured it all out out perfectly! Genuinly!
loved this rection! great content. proudly subscribed. :)
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This is my first reaction of yours - loved every second!!!!! 😊
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Now you know why this is widely regarded as on of the best movies of all time.
1:07:27 - "what if you could do anything with spacetime?" Basic premise of the film.
This reaction got my sub.....this is my favorite movie all time and I still remember the awe I felt watching it the first time. While I don't get that first time over again, this was close.
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You guys make me think of a bearded 'Predator' from the 80's movie! Love your reaction.
She figured out the message said “stay” because her Dad made the spaces in the books into the Morse code message.
This movie is a heavy hitter. For me it's one of the all time greatest movies ever made
100% in our top 5 & we’ve watched A LOT of movies
The representation of the black hole WAS made by a literal phsyics simulation!
It won some prises and the work was published on scientific journals!
The thing you are looking at that you do not understand is the most accurate visual we can have of a black hole.
The light bends in such a way that it will always look like it has a double halo. One vertial the other horizontal.
1:05:00 Tony_Win 9y ago
After they leave Earth's orbit, Coop wants to open up. But Brand is apprehensive as she states she doesn't want to talk as much. Coop turns to TARS to ask for his honesty setting, which is at 90%. TARS explains that fully honesty with emotional beings do not lead to accurate and correct decisions. Coop then agrees to 90% with Brand. Fast-forward, Coop withholds information from Brand for the sake of the 'mission'. Que the 90%... That 10% allowed Brand to fully focus on the mission ahead instead of allowing Coop, in her mind, to die for her.
This is my favorite movie ever, its such a deep and beautiful story with incredible visuals.
EASY 10/10 movie will definitely rewatch it again🔥
I have seen this movie many, many, many times.
I can pay y'all no higher compliment than to say that you made me feel like I was watching it for the first time again.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Appreciate the love man! We enjoyed this movie so much, truly a masterpiece ‼️ happy you enjoyed watching it along side us!
1:18:27 I see how it would make you think they are connected, cause remember when they were on their way to Saturn, they stopped at Mars first, then they use Mars's gravity to slingshot themselves towards Saturn. But know these two movies are not connected.
One of a kind movie 🔥 Keep grinding my boys 💪🏽
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This movie will absolutely melt any guy who is a father to a daughter.
1:36 that is real footage from a documentary
Best reaction I have seen to this movie by far!
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I love the reactions❤ you guys got a new sub
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In theory, a "wormhole" is like a tunnel thru space created by a sh*t ton of gravity. Imagine NY and LA connected by a 6 ft tunnel... It's f*cked up, but space can be bent or folded, it is nuts...
Amazing reaction guys!
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just such a beautiful well- written film there is really nothing else to say. This is one of these movies that just blows you away and tears you apart
It’s crazy to think about a spherical hole, going around and around it until you’re in it 😅
I love watching people get their minds blown by this masterpiece!!! ❤❤❤
Top 3 movie ever for me (swizz)🔥
If an anomaly is like a bubble,it shouldn't too difficult.Imagine coming to Earth,and not landing on the Pacific,but going under it.Easy.
Fantastic reaction to a fantastic movie...thank you ❤
We appreciate you💙 10/10 film for us🔥
I saw this movie multiple times when it came out and don’t really want to put in the near 3 hour journey to see the whole thing, but watching people’s reactions to it is fun lol
Great reaction 👍🏻
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