EMOTIONALLY DESTROYED | Interstellar First Time Watching | Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- I cried like a baby watching Interstellar for the first time. Someone please pass the tissues!
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00:00 Intro
01:34 Reaction Start
28:55 Afterthoughts
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The entire sequence starting with Coop trying to console Murph, him walking out the door, her chasing after him, the launch sequence starting in the background with the music swelling, Coop looking under the blanket in his truck hoping morph would be there and culminating with the launch of the craft is possibly one of the most beautiful sequence in any movie I have ever seen.
Fully agree, gave me chills
Sobbing about Romily waiting 23 years just to die on Mann's planet is so real!
Romily deserved better!!!
I honestly felt so awful for Romilly throughout, when they get back you can tell he's looking for some human interaction but Cooper obviously has his kids on his mind first and foremost.
Something about the way Tars says "Romilly did not survive, I could not save him" always gets to me.
@@88Cdizzle Romilly broke my heart
@@88Cdizzle Despite being a robot, TARS felt so human in this film. You can hear how upset he was about not being able to save Romily. His death was so heartbreaking. Honestly, this whole movie just tears me apart.😢
I know YOU were emotionally devastated but that was an absolute JOY to watch. As a movie I love, I couldn't wait to see your reaction to moments throughout! Great stuff!
god I loved this movie, I had no idea it would leave me thinking so much. thank you
Wouldn't have cried without this soundtrack I think, Its a shame Hans Zimmer didn't get an award for this.
I first cried at Murph's line of "And today I'm the age you when you left"... I'm sure I still would have cried at that without any soundtrack :P
Fun fact for you, on the water planet with the big waves the soundtrack has a clock ticking every 1.25 seconds. This represents one earth day. The movie and soundtrack together are truly a masterpiece
Lies
@@roryjoey1778 wat
This had 5 nominations at the oscars, it won the award for visual effects, and it was also nominated for original music, production design, sound editing, and sound mixing.
And deserves it!!
This is the first movie from Christopher Nolan that I didn't watch in the cinema. And it's the only movie were I regret not going to the cinema.
It's a masterpiece!
Same 😢
This movie I’m cinema would have been SO good
@@LIPPSMACKER It really was, in IMAX it was AMAZING
When I was 12 in 2014 I remember my brothers taking me to the cinema to watch some movie and I didn't know what it was. And it was the Intersteller movie, so I was able to watch it in the cinema and it was one of the greatest experiences in my life, it really blew me away, I was speechless after the movie.
In my country they re-released it on IMAX for a week and I finally watched it in cinema for the first time. Now I am being hit with Post-Interstellar Depression. It was beautiful, amazing and you could also say it was like a 4D ride.
Lipps started crying at the first death, I started thinking she's not going to make through the ending.
i HARDLY DID!!!
When I first watched it, my reaction was "Ok WHAT did this movie DO to me? Did it do this to anyone ELSE?" ...which is how I discovered what "Movie Reactors" were LOL.
How on earth did you manage to edit out your reaction to the docking-sequence? Probably the most iconic scene in the entire movie :)
Because of all the reactions I had that one just wasn't good enough to stay in
Love the reaction! I always get goosebumps at the black hole /book case reveal. Watching peaiple see this movie for the first time is like watching for the first time yourself again, in a way.
that moment was chilling. When it all comes together! Thank you for watching!
I understand the initial reaction that the movie doesn't need to be this long, i thought so to the first time. After watching it multiple times it becomes clear that it is necessary to build the characters. Especially the relationship between Murph and Cooper and laying down the foundation and the importance of the mission. if they did that quickly the movie just wouldn't be so emotionally hitting. Nolan's movies are long but so worth it in my opinion. Also the music in this movie takes it to another level, Hans Zimmer wrote it without a script, Nolan only told him it's about the relationshiop between a son and his father (yes, not a daughter). Hans Zimmer has a son and worte this masterpiece thinking about him. Great reaction, glad i found your channel :) Also,
You are right, honestly. It’s been in my thoughts recently what cutting this movie down in time would have done. And to it’s credit, I wasn’t wanting the movie to be over. But more surprised when I was only halfway through and had to step away for a second. I was like HOW?! So much has happened?! And still an hour+ left. It felt so long in the line, but justifies. BUT Sammie you left me in a cliffhanger…. I’m waiting!!!
True I usually pick movies dependent on its length. A longer movie has better character development and just increase the connection to characters
"I KNEW it looked too cold on that planet!!" 👍🏻👍🏻😂😂
*Not many people actually make that realization upon seeing Mann's planet for the first time.
What a genuine reaction the movie deserved you gave. You were trying not to swear first but rained the F word when Dr. Mann tried to kill Coop. Hilarious and real at the same time.
Beautiful movie. Beautiful music. Beautiful story of a father-daughter-relation. And stunning special effects. And last, but not least, beautiful reaction. 😘
I like how TARS at the very last minute realized that something wasn't right and tried to save the professor but it was all happening too fast to prevent it. Never noticed this detail till know 21:24
I know we got to see the emotional aftermath of the events but you missed in the RUclips reaction some of the most impactful parts. The docking scene, and Murphys goodbye
The docking scene was intense! Tbh I was STUNNED nearly silent during that moment. Fists clenched and everything. All I could mutter was “oh my god” over and over so I cut it. Similar with murphs goodbye 😭 but agree that those were both huge moments
My own first watch of this movie (a few years ago) is WHY I started looking for reactors in the FIRST place... to compare my own surprising tearful reaction to others. It's VERY rare for a movie to make me cry, but THIS one did it.
RUclips continues to recommend new Interstellar reactions to me, and I never get tired of them!
Christopher Nolan direction & Hans Zimmer music = Masterpiece!
Loved your reaction ❤❤
fully agree! GREAT movie
The trip here is, the first nightmare he wakes up from, is something that he actually already did!😮😮😮. I put this up there with Arrival. Also strange that Murph and Matt Damon also both in, The Martian! If u dont tear up in this movie, u have no heart!also type in here, strangers play Interstellar on piano in public!!
George Clooney actually did 2 space movies in the past ten years that were excellent. Gravity and Midnight Sky! Type in here, strangers in public playing Interstellar on piano! And let's not forget, his brother writes most of his movies! My favorite is still their first big studio film, Memento! A total mindf.ck! Isn't it amazing? We know how gravity works, but we have no idea what it is, what makes it up, how it's multiplied? How to replicate it? It's like volts. We can define volts as in, work that is being done....and that's it.
I’ve seen this movie a dozen times and I still cry like a baby each time. It doesn’t help that my daughter looks like Murph so when I see her upset it feels like my heart is coming out of my chest. And older Murph, don’t get me started. Such an emotional experience.
I love how you almost smacked us (the camera) with the microphone.
Love watching your reaction! ❤
My life flashed before my eyes there! Imagine if I shattered y’all
The story is heavy, the soundtrack is incredible. One thing I wanted to mention is that the movie sound is a bit quiet, and the cut scene could have been longer. you may wanna watch Liteweight reaction. She did a really good job. you did too. Thanks and stay safe!
17:10 The fact that she said "sir" first is priceless💀💀💀
...you betta spit it TF out before you die 💀💀💀
gotta lead with respect 😂
Wow, I expected you to cry at certain parts but don't think I have ever seen someone cry for Doyle or Romilly.
Doyle’s death was tragic and romilly deserved better 😭😭😭😭
24:31 Think about coming through a tear in our spacetime universe reality. Physics teacher here, hah ha I guess it's true you can hardly call it the space we know if you come to the center of an infinite space-time curve. Who can say what is to be found outside of our universe? Or even the medium we would find ourselves within ;). Given we would be exiting the contingent reality we know it would have to be more real (less restricted reality capable of fulfilling what is needed for our contingent reality to exist). I love that the most real thing Cooper was linked to is what he found himself in, pure genius, that is the nearest place/link of Love (the bond of love with his daughter, albeit through her bookshelf). Real & Excellent reaction, all the best and cheers to you
My favourite scene was Coop looking at the shelve from the door, that 0.1ms look at the shelve, killed me
I've seen many many movies, films, all sorts of dramatic, artsy, experimental, what have you. I love film. This one is top 10 all time because of the cinematography, soundtrack, story. Just fantastic.
21:24 if you listen closely the robot that was part of manns crew the robot says "please dont make me" that is actually a reference to a small web comic that revolves around dr. Manns mission and before deactivating the robot to send the signal he shuts doen the robot to be able to send the signal and the robot says "please dont make me" before shuting the robot down in the web comic
Oh I love this movie 🍿
Me too!!!
Time dilation is fascinating once you get your head around it.
I watched this for the first time yesterday and I got chills during the part where they enter a black hole and it looks super trippy and some other parts
CHILLS!! yes, this movie was a full body experience
25:44 my dog smelling his own shit
Your reaction to the wave scene was priceless!
Interstellar is my favourite movie. It was lovely watching you discover it. Great reaction.
Not sure why you cut out the docking scene, probably the most intense moment of the movie
Good reaction though, masterpiece of a movie and the more research you do about the behind the scenes work the more you appreciate it. Christopher Nolan doesnt miss.
that moment was great! But the reaction to that was just me being stressed, so tho the moment was great the reaction wasn't as impactful or worth keeping in. And it's a long movie so I had to be quite critical of what stayed and what was cut
“Because my dad promised me” is a CRUCIAL STATEMENT you omitted. How dare you
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As a father shoutout the women who love the fathers
I've seen like 20 reactions to this movie. You were very quick to figure out both that Professor Brand was being dishonest and that Cooper was the "ghost", very clever you are ;)
Your reaction to the wave was the same as mine. We've all seen tsunami videos and even others in disaster movies but nothing compares to the wave in this.
I always imagined Cooper finally making it back to Brandt on that planet and after some time hearing the voice of his father giving sage advice "start doing your part young man to repopulate the Earth" while shedding an ever so loving tear at that distant memory.😢
It was his father in law not his father
The time dilation breaks my heart in two every time
Shattered 😭
25:48 I think that is cutiest crying in the world :)
In Nolan we trust! Always! Even if you don’t get it, don’t understand it, don’t grasp it. He makes us think, feel and experience and that’s a very beautiful thing!
Thanks for this great reaction video.
Arrival is another movie where time triggers fundamental questions about humanity and love.
I highly recommend it.
Greetings from France!
5:33 The space station is actually a hotel in Los Angeles named the Westin Bonaventure. It's also where they filmed the hotel scene in the movie True Lies with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
woah!! I had no idea!
Doyle became the “Astronaut in the ocean”
😭😭😭
It's only my opinion but I'm amazed you are the only reactor not to mention the fantastic hans Zimmer music throughout the movie especially the cornfield chase the best music of any movie I have ever watched just pulls at your heart strings and at times overwhelms you.
I don’t often notice music in media! It’s a weird thing, I only notice it when it overstimulates me. 🤣
I really enjoyed this movie and it reminded me a lot of Contact, with Jodie Foster. Another great, emotional movie worth watching.
First time seeing a potato looking to a mountain, good video!
Christopher Nolan... genius
The ending is a bit ambiguous on how differently time has passed between Cooper and Brand since he fell into a black hole and from physics point of view Cooper should be at the end of Universe's lifespan, but clues in the movie suggest that some futuristic human civilization, which developed from Brand's Plan B and organized all these 5D chess actions for Cooper, have thrown him out of black hole some time such his daughter is still alive. My assumption that this is Brand's current time, so if the wormhole still exists, Cooper could travel to Wolf Edmunds planet and meet her relatively young.
She sleeps to wait for the colonists, not knowing if the message got through.
Cooper takes a Ranger (hopefully not a museum piece) to the nearby wormhole back to Gargantua's planets and direct to where Brand is.
Only as long as the journey at the start, less long, as the trip TO the wormhole takes only hours.
What I want to know, is did TARS make common cause with the 5D future humans?
When he got into contact with Cooper inside the Tesseract, I imagined them standing at his shoulder and going 'shhh' to him when he wanted to tell Coop what he'd found.
I mean, what if the 5D future folks are actually TARS's kids?
I’m at the big wave part with the time compression and they’re waterlogged. You’re upset when the first guy got washed out…
Yeah, this is gonna get worse before it gets better.
I like this movie but there's a couple of things that just piss me off about it.
1. When they land on the water planet....why was she so set on getting the data? You obviously can't live on that planet.
2. Older Murph. She did nothing. The professor completed the 1st half of the equation and her father gave her the answers for the 2nd half of it....and *SHE* gets credit for it.
best line out of this reaction "ohhh fuurickk"
very good acting.
Good one, innit? Subbed, liked, and a comment to support. You were good at following the story btw, good job, hence a good reaction.
Thank you for the kind comment! This was a long movie but it was very very good
It would be great to see you do a reaction for UPGRADE 2018 its a very underrated movie and i can tell you it's definitely one of the best 21st century sci-fi movie. Only just 3 million dollars budget they managed to make something much brilliant and much better than most Hollywood movies these days. I highly recommend for you to see it 👍
It's Annie!
14:69 I break down bc u know what’s coming
The first bit on Earth is set in the 2070's after a global famine, thanks to the crop blight, triggered a world war, which then ended because people realized NO ONE was safe from this and no one had food, so they tried to get the most out of what was left. The dust storms happened as a result of mass die-offs of crops; without the root systems to hold the topsoil in place, it dried out and was blown about by the wind, just like what happened in the '30's in the US (except then it was because the prairie grasses were ripped up to make way for farms).
A tesseract is a 4th-dimensional construct, also called a hypercube, which allows us to represent time as a physical dimension alongside the other 3 (length/width/depth). The future humans were able to use their mastery of gravity to create one in the black hole to allow Cooper to communicate across time physically.
The ships at the end are called O'Neill cylinders, and are one of the few viable methods of long term spaceflight that we have devised. The interior surface is where the living spaces are set, and the whole thing is rotated at a velocity high enough to simulate 1g on that surface. The engines would be set on one end of the cylinder, with the airlock on the other end leading to the central corridor of the ship where microgravity holds sway, and then any supplies or personnel would be transported to the interior surface with steadily increasing gravity via elevators.
14:33 hilarious 😂 your sweet
i had to laugh through the pain
The "tick tack" in the first planet is a one day in earth
😭😭😭 the first planet still wrecks me. It didn’t have to end like that
I watched this expecting a fun film like the rest of Nolans stuff. I was caught with my guard down so badly.
SAME
I love astronomy. I'm a beekeeper so I would totally love to bring some bees and pollinate the crops of an alien world.🐝🍯
the bees deserve this!!
This movie is just a masterpiece
It really is!
New subscriber. I'm curious if you are talking to someone off camera? You look up and to your right. It appears you are talking to someone other than the audience. Thx.
great reaction. might i suggest The Green Mile. if you enjoy phenominal singers, listen to Dimash SOS 2017
Added The Green Mile to my reaction requests!! Thank you for watching Darren
'The Last Samurai' 2003 please
Reading the synopsis takes away from the intrigue of the reaction. Great reaction though
It’s just a vague description of the movie. Are you ok??
Umm, yes, I'm okay. 😂
A space pioleg!
Master piece.
It is VERY good!!
ok .... you just finished the movie... GREAT REACTION.... TY.... BE WELL.... ✌
They consulted with scientists to make this movie as scientifically accurate as possible.
In fact it’s the most accurate space movie out there
@@ianaustin5012 there’s actually a video by vanity fair where astronaut Chris Hadfield reviewed space movies and he did not rank it as one as the most accurate space movies, actually ranked it quite low, still good tho.
WHAT?! this is very cool to hear
@@KaonashiSen this movie has a lot scientists go on set to discuss how all the science works. Even Neil degrasse Tyson said all the way up to the black hole is completely possible. Same with Dr. Steven Greer. I’m going to listen to credited legit scientist over Chris Hadfield. Who isn’t even a real scientist lol. He’s a pilot and has spent more time studying how to fly than studying cosmology. They probably put him on vanity cause he was cheap and only spent like 6months in the space program in the 90s
@@KaonashiSen This movie is about Einstein theory of relativity and they use Kip Thorne to help them with the science. Type in “Neil Degrasse Tyson on interstellar” and he explains it
Ela simplesmente cortou o filme nas melhores partes
Older brother of a younger sister…would go into a black hole for her, maybe you realize through the movie, it suck’s…but why wouldn’t you do it for them
Such a good movie!
SO GOOD
31:29 Oh you should be, McConaughey is an amazing actor. Have a watch of 'A Time to Kill' or his Oscar winning performance in 'The Dallas Buyers Club' for proof. Also has a scene stealing cameo in 'The Wolf of Wall Street'.
sounds like it's time for me to go to the school of McConaughey!
@@LIPPSMACKER True Detective Season 1! A bit intense but some of the best television ever
Hey lippsmacker plz do react to RRR movie 🎥🍿
Worth of watching it super action with emotional twists.
Apart from the Golden Globe, 'RRR' also garnered recognition through awards at several prominent film events in the US. Among others, the movie also made its mark at the Hollywood Critics Association Awards (HCAA) where the crew and cast received the Spotlight Winner Award
•and make sito watch in original language (Telugu)cuz the emotions in the dialogue will hit the heart deeply ❤️
I love how some reactors absolutely destroy the whole movie by reading exactly what happens in the movie, just before they start watching it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Completely ruins it 🤣🤣
Bruh it ruined nothing 🤣🤣
Really like this movie........but.
I really double dare you to do a reaction to a Terry Giliam (?? Sorry for spelling) called "the fisher king" (1990?). It's brilliant and a bit of an underground classic. Very few reactions to it on RUclips.
Most reactors a bit thick/predictable etc etc (and fake. They will not react to things that might REALLY show their genuine feelings. Everyone cries at shindlers list - this is of course understandable. But they won't do something like the elephant man. You are not thick. And seem a genuine girl).
I LOVE HIS REACTION ..... BUT ITS TOO SHORT.... :( NEED MORE MINUTS!!!
Don’t we always 😫
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It's impossible to watch all Interstellar reactions!
No, It's necessary!
Sad u skipped the entire dockin` scene !
A cool scene but got left on the cutting room floor
Your editor cut out too many key scenes.
If you want more awesomeness from McConaughey you should watch The Gentlemen. Stacked cast and a fantastic film. Glad you enjoyed this one! This is peak sci-fi with an awesome soundtrack from Hans Zimmer.
I've added The Gentlemen to my reaction requests list! i've never heard of it before!
And btw everything in interstellar is scientifically possible except manns planet which is actually a tiny easter egg on how he was a fraud and the planet is also a fraud because it is not scientifically possible
I admit this is a sad movie, but I feel like a lot of these first-time Interstellar reactions are intentionally trying to be melodramatic. No offense at all. It's just something that I picked up on.
On another note, it's interesting you said he looks about 33 because that's my current age.
tbf, i think that is just the nature of reactions not necessarily people trying to be melodramatic! Just voicing and reacting to moments on camera is different and it will always feel and be perceived as bigger, because it is!
@@LIPPSMACKER Alrighty. Thanks for your interpretation regarding these reaction videos.
Omg you look like murph
I think you were right Lipps! It didn't make sense to the rest of us 😊
Arrival (2016) is a great movie that's in some ways similar to Interstellar.
added to my reaction requests!!
Interstellar is a good movie but soooo many mistakes about Gargantua... As a supermassive black hole, all the crew from cooper should be swallowed by it with the event horizon or be literally burned by the accretion disk (2 million Celsius degrees... Sun is 1,5 °C). And not forget the spaghettification after diving inside the gravitational singularity... Well Hollywood is a good money factory 😅💪👍
cool reaction but shoulda just went in to it blind
I pretty much did…
You see the description of the movie. You're spoiled. The experience is ruined
Damn, I’ll never read anything ever again 🤣
Stop cutting the scenes when you speak
No.
@@LIPPSMACKER 😅 it's not for a fight
It's soo disturbing the viewers
@@adithyanpj6174 full length reactions are available on patreon. I can't show full scenes or moments here on youtube. cutting when i speak creates the most natural cut to move the edit and the reaction along.
it's called copyright. She can't display the whole movie.
@@StaticBlaster did I asked you
Lovely reaction but truly savage cuts. A less than 30 minutes reaction will never do for this kind of movies.
You did yourself a massive disservice by gutting it out with a butcher knife. A true shame.
You can't just put an entire movie in the reaction my guy. You can only put about 10 minutes of a movie in.
@@LIPPSMACKER Many others managed to put way more in, Madame.
It takes nothing away from your raw reaction which was truly great.
@@lethalchocobo1886 And they could have copyright strikes or demonetized. It's not always so cut and dry my guy. Most of my reactions are re-edited 3-4x because they don't pass the copyright strikes the first time.
Just another fake "first time reaction". They all do research before watching.
touch some grass, bobby bingle
@@LIPPSMACKER Truth hurts.😉
Wow, you watched trash like "The Human Centipede" series, one of only a handful of films to ever get banned in the UK, and you haven't seen Interstellar until now? If you haven't already seen it, try reacting to Arrival next.
I mean, I watched human centipede and interstellar both for the first time in the same month 🤣 but also I was given $200 to watch all 3 human centipede movies. I didn’t do it for free 🤣🤣🤣
@@LIPPSMACKER Yes being paid to watch the Human Centipede films is the one, and only, good reason to waste your precious time. Interestingly when I first watched Interstellar in the cinema, when it was released, I initially hated it. Now it is in my top ten favourite movies of all time.
hello... im new here... and i subscribed at exactly 20:35 during your triple FUCK YOU to Matt Damon's character... ty for reacting... i look forward to more of your reactions... ✌😁