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A lot of people think this movie is unrealistic because he wouldn't leave his kids. Reality is many parents leave their kids to fight in a war with just as much uncertainty on return.
Very true when you think of it like that... Also the rationale to try and save the world and as a result your children is a pretty strong driving factor.
During the water planet scene, you hear a ticking sound every 1.4 seconds. This signified the passing of a day on Earth. One hour = 3600 seconds. Seven years = 2556 days (2257 if you include two leap years). 3600/2556 = 1.4. Astrophysicist Kip Thorne was a consultant for the film and provided guidance to make Gargantua look realistic. Bear in mind this was before we got an actual image of a black hole, and even then the representation was spot on.
That is so awesome and really daunting watching that scene back now! The music really was masterful in this film, i want to watch it again already haha.
Either there is nothing in a black hole or it’s the entrance to another universe, or anything in between. No one knows… the imagination of Nolan is like no other.
Yeah it was pretty full on! A great movie though. Im excited to watch it again at some point and see all the stuff we missed, maybe piece it together a bit better haha! Appreciate you being here and interacting!
Just discovered this channel and love your guys reactions and I am glad you guys enjoyed one of my personal favorite movies of all time. Near the end when you guys seemed a bit confused, I would love to help explain it a bit if you dont mind as it can be hard to understand for people even after seeing it multiple times. Particularly what happened inside the black hole with the Tesseract. The depiction of the black hole, Gargantua, up until Cooper's descent, is grounded in scientific theories, particularly those provided by physicist Kip Thorne, who consulted on the film. The accurate visualization of the black hole’s accretion disk and the extreme time dilation near its event horizon are based on our current understanding of general relativity. However, what happens once Cooper crosses the event horizon is entirely speculative, as our physics break down at that point. The entire tesseract sequence is a speculative concept created by the filmmakers to explore the unknown interior of a black hole. In reality, humanity has no direct knowledge of what happens inside a black hole or at its event horizon, where the gravitational pull becomes so intense that not even light can escape. The tesseract beings in Interstellar are future humans who have evolved beyond the confines of three-dimensional space and linear time. This essentially makes them something else entirely, beyond our understanding. They perceive all moments of time simultaneously and can manipulate gravity across dimensions, but their transcendence comes with limitations. Despite their advanced state, they cannot directly intervene in human affairs because they no longer experience reality in the same way we do. Their detachment from human existence means they lack the emotional and experiential context to solve humanity’s problems themselves. They understand the mechanics of time, gravity, and dimensions but cannot directly "communicate" with beings constrained by linear time. To ensure humanity’s survival, they create the tesseract-a dimensional construct where time can be navigated like space-and place Cooper within it to act as a bridge between their advanced understanding and humanity's need for connection and meaning. Cooper is essential because he retains the human qualities the beings no longer possess, especially his emotional bond with Murph. Love is the key in this context because it transcends time and space, functioning as a force that connects individuals across dimensions. In the tesseract, Cooper is able to focus on his love for Murph to pinpoint specific moments in her life and communicate critical information. Without this emotional connection, the data might never have reached her, or she might not have recognized its importance.
Oh wow ok! We are so glad you enjoyed the reaction! We definitely got a little lost towards the end haha so this explanation is soooo useful! We think it's awesome that you took the time to write this for us! It also explains it so well, thank you so much, makes a lot more sense now haha. I look forward to rewatching it with this new knowledge stored up! I really hope you will be able to help us out on every reaction we get lost on haha. Thank you so much again and really pleased to have you here on our channel!
oh wow that is interesting, i wonder what the physiological difference is that enables women to deal with it better than men? Thanks for being here! Hope you enjoyed watching along with us 😀
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Matt Damon in The Martian is a really great space movie (he basically carries the whole film)and y’all have to watch him and Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting. The music conveys so many different types of emotions from the same theme.
Ah awesome we are very pleased to hear that! Also very astute of you to notice, we got a couple of lights just off screen to try and even the light out a bit better and it seems to be doing the trick. We look forward to being able to have a more professional set up one day haha
We thought it was great! And due to getting to edit the clips it has gradually made more and more sense to me too haha. Thanks so much for being here! We really appreciate it!
It was an awesome viewing experience! The music and the scenery were kinda main characters themselves. I loved it. And thanks again for being here and engaging! Really helping the channel! ~H
So I think the theory is that gravity in a black hole is super strong that it could destroy you to a molecular level (he didn’t). If you survive, you could experience 3 dimensions in a 5 dimensional realm. So time can be seen in a dimension. Which is what he was doing seeing the past in the bookshelf. He communicated the way to experience this to his daughter and that would help future humanity to experience this and allow for travel to different places ensuring humanity
Hey guys, sorry I have been travelling a lot since last week and barely got any free time. I have to catch up to all your videos of last week. Interstellar is really great science movie. Personally, one of my favorites, I am really into Sci-fi movies and have a hobby of learning Astrophysics so I can explain the concepts too, let me know if you want recommendations for those types of movies. Edit- Hans Zimmer is the composer of all the soundtracks of this movie, and he has created the best soundtracks in existence. Some of his known works are Dark Knight Soundtrack, Pirates of the Carribean Soundtrack (He's a Pirate), Kungfu Panda Soundtrack, Dune Soundtrack, Man of Steel Soundtrack, Dunkirk Soundtrack and many more. BTW Dunkirk is great movie if you are into War movies that are based on true stories, and there are others that I like personally like 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, 12 Strong, Zero Dark Thirty. These are must watch according to me, I loved them.
Hey Dev, great to see you back here! What were your favourite parts of the film? Yes love the Hans Zimmer we have heard so far and are checking out some of those films really soon! Harry is really into war films so these recommendations are right up his alley! 😊
I’m actually watching this for the 10,000,000th time each from a different perspective stuck in a tesseract…..but since I’m on Millers planet it’s only been 0.00001 seconds for me
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A few of these movie names keep popping up now so we will definitely get to watching them asap! Thank you for the suggestions! We really appreciate it, and thank you for being here!
Sorry I had an allergic reaction earlier that day so was still battling with that when we filmed 😂 I think I said "it must feel never ending shovelling it away" (meaning the dust and dirt)
Another very nice reaction. I loved this movie but was little disappointed. I pretty much guessed he was the ghost from another dimension/ future. Still another great Nolan film. Like Tarantino- does not make bad films But keep brain sharp. All Nolan films are brain teasers
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A lot of people think this movie is unrealistic because he wouldn't leave his kids.
Reality is many parents leave their kids to fight in a war with just as much uncertainty on return.
Very true when you think of it like that... Also the rationale to try and save the world and as a result your children is a pretty strong driving factor.
“Rage against the dying of the light” is a poem about fighting against death, fighting with everything you got
I found it very stirring to listen to. Especially Michael Caine speaking it! Was a great choice for this movie, fits perfectly!
During the water planet scene, you hear a ticking sound every 1.4 seconds. This signified the passing of a day on Earth. One hour = 3600 seconds. Seven years = 2556 days (2257 if you include two leap years). 3600/2556 = 1.4.
Astrophysicist Kip Thorne was a consultant for the film and provided guidance to make Gargantua look realistic. Bear in mind this was before we got an actual image of a black hole, and even then the representation was spot on.
That is so awesome and really daunting watching that scene back now! The music really was masterful in this film, i want to watch it again already haha.
Either there is nothing in a black hole or it’s the entrance to another universe, or anything in between. No one knows… the imagination of Nolan is like no other.
I love the imagination of people to come up with all the different theories and ideas.. a great film for sure!
It's okay to not fully grasp the whole film the 1st time. It has a lot of concepts that aren't mainstream or known by the average person.
Yeah it was pretty full on! A great movie though. Im excited to watch it again at some point and see all the stuff we missed, maybe piece it together a bit better haha! Appreciate you being here and interacting!
Just discovered this channel and love your guys reactions and I am glad you guys enjoyed one of my personal favorite movies of all time. Near the end when you guys seemed a bit confused, I would love to help explain it a bit if you dont mind as it can be hard to understand for people even after seeing it multiple times. Particularly what happened inside the black hole with the Tesseract.
The depiction of the black hole, Gargantua, up until Cooper's descent, is grounded in scientific theories, particularly those provided by physicist Kip Thorne, who consulted on the film. The accurate visualization of the black hole’s accretion disk and the extreme time dilation near its event horizon are based on our current understanding of general relativity. However, what happens once Cooper crosses the event horizon is entirely speculative, as our physics break down at that point. The entire tesseract sequence is a speculative concept created by the filmmakers to explore the unknown interior of a black hole. In reality, humanity has no direct knowledge of what happens inside a black hole or at its event horizon, where the gravitational pull becomes so intense that not even light can escape.
The tesseract beings in Interstellar are future humans who have evolved beyond the confines of three-dimensional space and linear time. This essentially makes them something else entirely, beyond our understanding. They perceive all moments of time simultaneously and can manipulate gravity across dimensions, but their transcendence comes with limitations. Despite their advanced state, they cannot directly intervene in human affairs because they no longer experience reality in the same way we do.
Their detachment from human existence means they lack the emotional and experiential context to solve humanity’s problems themselves. They understand the mechanics of time, gravity, and dimensions but cannot directly "communicate" with beings constrained by linear time. To ensure humanity’s survival, they create the tesseract-a dimensional construct where time can be navigated like space-and place Cooper within it to act as a bridge between their advanced understanding and humanity's need for connection and meaning.
Cooper is essential because he retains the human qualities the beings no longer possess, especially his emotional bond with Murph. Love is the key in this context because it transcends time and space, functioning as a force that connects individuals across dimensions. In the tesseract, Cooper is able to focus on his love for Murph to pinpoint specific moments in her life and communicate critical information. Without this emotional connection, the data might never have reached her, or she might not have recognized its importance.
Oh wow ok! We are so glad you enjoyed the reaction! We definitely got a little lost towards the end haha so this explanation is soooo useful! We think it's awesome that you took the time to write this for us! It also explains it so well, thank you so much, makes a lot more sense now haha. I look forward to rewatching it with this new knowledge stored up! I really hope you will be able to help us out on every reaction we get lost on haha.
Thank you so much again and really pleased to have you here on our channel!
Interesting to note that during astronaut training/aircraft training they found out that women can take 'Gs' better than the men.
oh wow that is interesting, i wonder what the physiological difference is that enables women to deal with it better than men? Thanks for being here! Hope you enjoyed watching along with us 😀
My first Patreon subscription,and probably the only one I'll have. I've been watching and enjoying reactors for a few years now and it just feels right with you guys.So good luck moving forward,you two are cool.
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Matt Damon in The Martian is a really great space movie (he basically carries the whole film)and y’all have to watch him and Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting. The music conveys so many different types of emotions from the same theme.
Oh yes, these two are both up there to watch! They sound like amazing films!!
Much better lighting on this one guys good job
Ah awesome we are very pleased to hear that! Also very astute of you to notice, we got a couple of lights just off screen to try and even the light out a bit better and it seems to be doing the trick. We look forward to being able to have a more professional set up one day haha
Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤
It was an incredible film! Need to watch it a few more times haha!
Thanks for reacting to this movie, it might be Nolan's best n def one of my all time favorites. Such an amazing movie.
We thought it was great! And due to getting to edit the clips it has gradually made more and more sense to me too haha. Thanks so much for being here! We really appreciate it!
This movie is a absolute masterpiece and the soundtrack is beyond any words!
It was an awesome viewing experience! The music and the scenery were kinda main characters themselves. I loved it. And thanks again for being here and engaging! Really helping the channel! ~H
So I think the theory is that gravity in a black hole is super strong that it could destroy you to a molecular level (he didn’t). If you survive, you could experience 3 dimensions in a 5 dimensional realm. So time can be seen in a dimension. Which is what he was doing seeing the past in the bookshelf. He communicated the way to experience this to his daughter and that would help future humanity to experience this and allow for travel to different places ensuring humanity
Oh thanks for the explanation, I definitely want to rewatch and see if I pick up more on the science of it all!
Good to see you two again! Great vid! Great movie! Thanks for uploading for us!
Our pleasure! So happy to see you back too! We hope you enjoy it! And thanks for commenting! The engagement as always is so important for us 🙂
Best space film of the 21st century.
It was awesome! Very glad we watched it!
2001 Space Odyssey tops it.
21st century
ever, im sorry but 2001 doesnt come close
@@airbus37382001 was released in 1969
Hey guys, sorry I have been travelling a lot since last week and barely got any free time. I have to catch up to all your videos of last week.
Interstellar is really great science movie. Personally, one of my favorites, I am really into Sci-fi movies and have a hobby of learning Astrophysics so I can explain the concepts too, let me know if you want recommendations for those types of movies.
Edit-
Hans Zimmer is the composer of all the soundtracks of this movie, and he has created the best soundtracks in existence. Some of his known works are Dark Knight Soundtrack, Pirates of the Carribean Soundtrack (He's a Pirate), Kungfu Panda Soundtrack, Dune Soundtrack, Man of Steel Soundtrack, Dunkirk Soundtrack and many more.
BTW Dunkirk is great movie if you are into War movies that are based on true stories, and there are others that I like personally like 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, 12 Strong, Zero Dark Thirty. These are must watch according to me, I loved them.
Hey Dev, great to see you back here!
What were your favourite parts of the film?
Yes love the Hans Zimmer we have heard so far and are checking out some of those films really soon!
Harry is really into war films so these recommendations are right up his alley! 😊
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Was such an incredible film! We hope you enjoyed it and we hope you enjoyed hanging out with us for the watch! Thanks for being here!
I’m actually watching this for the 10,000,000th time each from a different perspective stuck in a tesseract…..but since I’m on Millers planet it’s only been 0.00001 seconds for me
Its maybe been 0.0001 seconds now right?! Does it start to make sense after the 9,999,999th viewing? haha, thanks for being here!
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I’m just saying that I am happy to see you and love your videos
You should check out Arrival with amy Adams
This film has popped up a few times now so we will definitely get to it! Thanks so much for the suggestion and thank you for being here!
Fantastic reaction! :D
Thank you! 😁 So glad you enjoyed it!
Dylan Thomas wrote that poem.
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If this one appealed to you. Please try "Contact" with Jodie Foster and Mathew McConaughey...it's crazy good. A classic by Robert Zemeckis
Ohh this is one neither of us have seen! Added to the list, thanks for the recommendation 😊
Beautiful musical score
It was stunning. And intense! At times the music was the main character. So good! And thanks for being here!
👍Hi guys try watching Arrival, the Martian and dune pt 1&2 ❤🇦🇺
A few of these movie names keep popping up now so we will definitely get to watching them asap! Thank you for the suggestions! We really appreciate it, and thank you for being here!
👍fantastic reaction ❤🇦🇺
So glad you enjoyed it!
My favourite reactors and my favourite film ❤
You're too kind! Thanks so much!
4:19 whute she saySD???
Sorry I had an allergic reaction earlier that day so was still battling with that when we filmed 😂 I think I said "it must feel never ending shovelling it away" (meaning the dust and dirt)
This is a great and awesome movie ❤
It's brilliant! Thanks for being here Jaden!
Another very nice reaction. I loved this movie but was little disappointed. I pretty much guessed he was the ghost from another dimension/ future. Still another great Nolan film. Like Tarantino- does not make bad films
But keep brain sharp. All Nolan films are brain teasers
I could see the woman wasn't understanding anything major 😅
I felt like I was struggling with a lot of it too at times 😅 ~H
Beautiful lady : )
One of the worst reactions to one of the greatest movies EVER!!!
🤣 appreciate you being here, apologies it didn't meet the standard!
great idea....show some of the movie.
Appreciate you being here!
got to see the rescreening of this movie in imax and, wow. can never get tired of watching this film 🥹
This would have been amazing on the big screen!!