INTERSTELLAR (2014) FIRST TIME WATCHING !!
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MARCH 30, 2024
LOL "When does part 2 come out?" This isn't a movie you make a sequel to, my guy. It's a PERFECT movie. You don't make sequels to movies of this quality.
Yeah you right
They’re rereleasing the original for the 10 year anniversary this year tho!
lol there shoulda been a post-credit scene too, with quips.
@@thehumanwiII nah, it would have taken away from the inspirational tone the film left on.
You don't need a sequel, they're doing a tenet sequel though.
24:53 the spacecraft is spinning to create gravity. It's like riding a roller coster when its doing a loop the centrifugal force (spinning) pins you to the seat. In space the centrifugal forces of the spacecraft spinning pushes everything outward creating "fake" gravity.
Oh that’s cool!
To add some more context. They took off from Earth on a rocket, and then rendezvoused with their main ship which had already been put into orbit (or maybe constructed in orbit). So right after they get up there, they're in orbit around Earth, which is a weightless environment. The physics of orbit or weightlessness in space is the same as freefall, like jumping off a building. People vomit, hence the dramamine line ("bring a lot"). And that's a big reason for their ship to rotate once they get underway, as willracer described above.
@@MOONPOPPERS someone missed the physics class :P
Very happy to see you two wearing headphones. The magnificent musical score in this film must be experienced!
It was amazing!
That wave can't kill me...because the second I see it I'm dying of a heart attack
😂😂 same
"Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space."
-Douglas Adams
That’s insane !
I don't know you at all, but I've just taken a liking to you. 😆
Douglas Adams was the Best!
Well, it's WAYY smaller than a peanut as well, heck, even the earth as a whole is like a peanut in space
Space is biggest is the the largest understatement ever.
They didn’t save earth. They solved the way to get the station off earth so that they could relocate on Brands planet.
Ohhh
Leaving behind 99% of humanity while the elite/rich and privileged along w/ their top scientists and engineers say "peace out".
Thats right
At the end, Murph is referring to Brand setting up on Edmunds Planet as "our new sun" and "our new home". So the space stations are interim.
"oh my shitting fuck" hahahah that was hysterical
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Murph was on another space station. (There were many more stations somewhere- go back to the movie when the medical doctor says she is on another station)
Good lord, if they couldn't figure that one out I think I'll have to skip this one.
They were spinning in space to create artificial gravity through centripetal force.
The time needed to travel to Saturn depends on the route you take and if you have to slingshot around other planets on the way there.
The New Horizons probe reached Saturn in 2 years, 4 months on its way to Pluto.
The Cassini spacecraft took 6 years, 9 months to get to Saturn.
During the water planet scene there’s a ticking noise in the background, every tick is a day passing on earth..cool detail I thought
That’s insane !!
Hope you not making this up
@@hkaayaakuunope, that's official
@@hkaayaakuufrom what I read there’s a tick every 1.25 seconds in that scene
Ok dude. We all know
"Oh my shitting fuck" Yep - that's the best way to summarize the first watch of this amazing film lol. This was insanity in the movie theaters
😂😂
The show, "The Expanse" is one of the most scientifically accurate shows while "Interstellar" is the most accurate movie.
SO happy y'all are reacting to this finally!!!! Been waiting a LONG time for this one. One of my favorite movies ever. I'll wait another 50 years, I guess, in hopes y'all will react to Robin Williams' "Bicentennial Man" or Brad Pitt's "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.
It feels like a documentary because the interviews are FROM a documentary. Ken Burns’ “dust bowl”
The film is set in the mid to late 2070's, after the discover of a crop blight that feeds off of nitrogen rather than oxygen (our atmosphere is about 80% nitrogen) and thus grew rapidly into a massive threat to global food supplies, causing nations to panic and kickstarted essentially a world war over food. After it got worse and everyone finally realised no one was going to be spared from this, they stopped fighting and started trying to find a way to keep going.
The reason there was so much dust is the same as the Dust Bowl that occurred in the midwest US in the 1930s: the plant root systems holding the soil in place were gone, which allowed the soil to dry out very quickly and get blown about by the wind. In the '30s it was because prairie grasses were torn out to be replaced with crops, and in this timeline it was because those crops were now dying out and not being replaced with anything.
The thing that Cooper finds himself in inside the black hole is a 4th-dimensional construct called a tesseract, aka a hypercube. It's essentially a slice of time that one can physically traverse in 3 dimensions, as that's what makes up spacetime, 3 spatial dimensions (length, width, breadth) and 1 time dimension, which we can only normally experience in one direction. A tesseract allows us to experience other moments in time as if we were walking from one room to another.
Also, the ticking you hear after they land on Miller's planet, that's 1 day passing on Earth, since their relative timeframe is massively slowed due to the gravitational effect of being so close to the black hole. That's also the reason for the huge waves and the shallow water: due to its proximity to a strong gravitational force, the planet is likely nearly a perfect sphere depending on its rotational period, and if the entire world is covered in water, that same gravity exerted by the black hole will pull on it, just like the moon does to Earth. Those waves are literal tidal waves that circle the planet endlessly, driven by the gravity of the black hole the planet orbits, and if most of the water is in those waves, there won't be hardly any in between them, just like a tsunami wave; all the water is pulled into the wave.
The ship they're in at the end is called an O'Neill cylinder, the best way humans have come up with to manage interstellar travel. The inside surface of the cylinder experiences the equivalent of 1G due to rotating the whole thing fast enough for centrifugal force to simulate gravity, and is where the living areas, food production, and pretty much everything else we need to survive are found, while the docking port would be located on one end of the cylinder in the middle (so one can rotate to match the speed of the vessel and attach). The gravity along the centerline would be minimal, and elevators down to the inner surface would gradually see an increase the closer they got to the bottom. Fusion torch engine would be situated at one end to provide acceleration (and deceleration when approaching the destination by flipping the ship in flight), and on the inside would be a large series of lamps to simulate a night/day cycle. The Rama book series by Arthur C Clarke goes into this further, it's fascinating.
And finally, the software they used to predict and render the visuals of what the black hole would look like from scientific data and measurements were later confirmed by researchers to be pretty damn accurate after we got our first picture of an actual black hole. The reason the luminous matter around it seems to curve up and over is due to gravitational lensing, bending the light from the back side to be visible from any perspective.
When the kid in Cooper Station hit the pop-fly, rather than the baseball crossing the station and hitting a skylight, wouldn't it instead have appeared to arc sideways, vectoring diagonally, "missing" the center axis of the station, and hitting the ground in the direction of the station's spin ?
Winner, winner chicken dinner for best reactor’s line of the year:
“Dude! You cannot have an over-thinker on board. They do some crazy shit.” 😂😂😂
😂😂 you can’t !
Did you guys watch Stargate (1994)?
Reason why Brendt passed out, but Cooper don't was the direction of where they were leaning their heads
Oh didn’t know that and no we haven’t seen it
1:35 "Big, big, big, big waves!" About that....
Fun Fact: The ticking sound on Millars Planet at 30:00 is actually a day going by on Earth.
lol "why do they spin?" "to get images" lololol
the US education system
@@ARTHAS-KING Physics man, wikipedia was a better teacher than my California k-6 education provided. Of the 332 million folks not everyone has equal opportunities here. Factor in the low wages that teachers make, causing lower performance and professional retainment of educators. the whole system collapses on itself and alot of groups of children fall through the cracks because of bad teachers and or bad curriculum's constantly evolving to stay with new paradigms. honestly everyone in the childrens education system washes there hands of individuals child education responsibility. Parents blame teachers, teachers blame curriculums and school unions blame students with students blaming everyone. The jump from seeing someone hold a bucket of water laterally that doesn't spill to artificially creating a gravity like environment within a spinning ring is a concept too far removed from there every day activities.
@@homus45 bad teachers? nuh bro, there are just idiot parents
This movie requires some thinking to unlock its potential so here goes...
The wormhole and the 3D Tesseract were placed there specifically for Cooper by the 5th dimensional beings of the future. These 5th dimensional beings ARE the colony that Cooper and Brand founded at the end of the movie.. because the time dilation between earth and new earth the Cooper/Brand colony are able to advance their technology and society a million times faster than earth. The Cooper/Brand humanity they created could have existed on that planet for millions of years. This is what allowed them the technology of placing the wormhole exactly when and were humanity needed it to survive.
In short the 5th dimensional beings referred to as 'they' in this movie are the literal descendants of Cooper and Brands colony. Giving the old earth the equation for gravity allowed all of the old citizens of earth to leave into these created space station's and venture into the stars.
There are now 2 civilizations of humanity, one in a distant galaxy and then the old residents of earth.
The irony is they will likely eventually meet and the humans will refer to the advanced race as 'alien' even though they are desdcended from humanity. This could well be true in real life, unfortunately we can't fully understand spacetime as we cannot comprehend data beyond our 3 dimensions.
Will Cooper be the same age as Brand when he goes back thru the wormhole to Edmunds planet?
@@JosephHuntelvisnspiders He should...the time dilation was caused by the gravitational forces of the black hole. Edmunds planet isn't orbiting the blackhole, so he doesn't need to be near it.
@@blanketstarry7725 Ah, ok, thank you.
Mann went through multiple cycles of hibernation on his planet, waiting to be rescued. So even there (at intermediate distance from Gargantua), time dilation apparently was not an issue.
And even if it did affect Edmunds Planet, it would work in the opposite direction, just as it did on Millers Planet: The colony would have LESS time to progress, relative to Earth time.
Great reaction! They spin to create simulated gravity. The rate of spin creates the same gravitational pull of Earth.
Thanks and oh we didn’t know that !
That’s totally wrong about the earth. The mass of the earth creates earths gravity towards its centre. The spinning of the earth makes us shoot off it a bit, reducing the gravity force we feel in contact force the earth pushing back up on our feet.
With the rotating spacecraft it means you would shoot off it at the tangent of the circular motion, except the force inwards (called the centripetal force) pushed you in towards centre of the rotation a bit.. this means you move around in a circle. The contact force of your feet on the spaceship feels like gravity towards the OUTSIDE edge of the ship.
When you swing a ball attached to a string you get the same effect., the centripetal force in this case is provided by the tension of the string.. pulling the object towards the centre on the motion in a circle, stopping the ball from flying off.
The relevant physics (mechanics) to study are Centripetal force and motion in a circle.
We are pulled to the Earth due to the gravitonal force of the earth’s mass. It’s nothing to do with the earth spinning.
That’s standard Newtonian physics thinking… When you get really high in physics you’re even taught that gravity (from mass) is not a force but that’s gets super weird…
@@patinho5589 That's totally cool, and all, but BobbyLandiaPDX simply meant that the spin was regulated to give a similar feeling of weight as one would have on Earth.
Jeez, I ain’t been to watch an IMAX film since this one. Has it really been 10 years?
Loved this reaction. Strong, strong recommend of Arrival. A movie by Denis Villeneuve, of Dune fame, with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. Takes place entirely on earth but still has the space themes and I bet you both cry. Would love to see the reaction!
thanks! we’ll look into that movie!
Yeah it's really good you guys should react but like interstellar there are some amazing concepts behind that movie too you guys would need to pay lots of attention
51:05 Fun fact because all of what you are seeing rendered in simulation is based on real data and all the necessary math every second took more that one day to render using the best computing they could have wanted on this planet of ours.
1:03:27 I totally get both of your vantage points, this movie also sets convo like this up because of the passion it inspires... am I right? Hah ha, great reaction! Thanks you two
I've spoken to someone a long time ago who had drowned before and he said if he had a choice of a way to die it would be by drowning. He said its the most painless way and all that happens is you fade away. So, I guess I'll go that route too
Imo, best movie ever made....has everything
I agree!
No not really. It's not bad but I can name 150 better ones
@@Not-Impressed..1821any 3
@@qasimraja2844
1.Lawrence of Arabia
2.Passage to India
3.Dr Zhivago (1965)
4.Citizen Kane
5.Casablanca
6.Gone with the Wind
7.Rear Window
8.Vertigo
9.2001 A Space Odyssey
10.Once Upon a Time in the West
11.Godfather
12.Singing in the Rain
13.Gangs of New York
14.JFK
15.Casino
16.Jaws
17.Blade Runner (1982)
18.Alien
19.Apocalypse Now
20.A Woman Under the Influence
There are plenty more but I wouldn't like to burden you much.
@@Not-Impressed..1821yet you’re sitting here watching a reaction of it like tf
On Miller's planet you can hear a ticking every 1.4 seconds... that 'tick' equals one day on earth.
That’s crazy !!
Cooper was 33 earth years old when he left and 124 earth years when he returned, talk about time slippage. The black hole in the movie was created using scientific equations before we had seen an actual black hole, it turned out it was very accurate to the real thing.
The light bands spinning around the black hole are particles moving so fast they are not falling into it, they are pure plasma and about 1 million degrees, so its good they did not fly into them. We would not want to ever consider living on a planet anywhere close to a black hole but in the movie they were desperate for any planet that could support life.
Best film ever, it's phenomenal ❤
"Would you be more scared of space or the ocean?" Don't worry. This movie is going to give you both!❤
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38:19 Water isn't rare in the universe, there's tons of water in the solar system. There's even more water on Europa, one of Jupiter's moon, than on Earth.
“Oh my shitting fuck” she says. 55:34 Yup, that’s about right😂. My all time favorite movie. Sad that you had to edit out the most emotional line of the movie: “Because my Dad promised me”. Great reaction, though.
I’ll join in with all the others who recommended Arrival. It’s also a brilliant movie that you’ll need tissues handy for.
Lol! Thank you!!
51:46 He's going naked into what we call an "Infinite Space Time Curve"... not having been going through a veritable tear in our space time reality before who could possibly say if he'll make it... who :) ?
they spin in the ship so they have gravity inside of it so they dont float around all time.
Very good and sweet..thanks
58:53 the end I think is one of the hardest parts for people. Because he did miss their entire life. Murphy's about to die, which means Tom is likely well dead. But at the same time he SAVED her entire life! She has grandchildren to surround her BECAUSE he missed her life. He used his love, to sacrifice his entire life with his most loved, so that she could have a family, live in multiple times as much love as he has one person could have provided her. Not in the world that's dying. She had kids that could play baseball "outside", because he left! She didn't have to watch them choked to death as she starved trying to put food on a table for anyone she loved. That's a big mission. I think most people would find it hard to agree to go on. But that would be a very selfish love.
He went into a tesseract. It bends time
Crazy !
The discussion on how can you be near a black hole and not be "sucked in" is asked alot. You can orbit a black hole (just not too close otherwise the orbit is unstable) just like any other object such as the sun. The difference is the lower the orbit (closer to the black hole you get), the slower that time will go for you relative to those that are outside of the black hole's gravitational pull. Also when they are on the water planet, every 1.25 seconds you hear a clock tick, each tick represents 1 day of time passing on Earth.
If the Sun were transformed into a black hole with the same mass, it would have a pretty close-in event horizon: I doubt even Mercury's orbit would have a relativistic effect different from that actually caused by the Sun itself.
Thank you for reacting to this movie, it’s my favorite of all time ❤️
Thank you for watching the video !!
I completely understand what she was saying in the end about the movie being trippy and talking about that they are saying it's a ghost making the books fall in the beginning and then it turns out it's the dad. She's talking about the storytelling in the movie. One thing looks like one thing in the beginning and then it turns out it's not a ghost or a trippy handshake. Instead it's him the whole time. She's not confused about it (well, maybe a little confused ;)) but it's more a comment about the storytelling aspect.
Thank you!
They spin to create gravity
Ohhh!
There were also two robots; Tars and Case.
This is my #1 favorite movie of all time, its such a great god damn movie. I PRAYED they'd make a 2nd part to this, as I'd love to see Cooper finding Dr. Brand and cooper station finding them etc etc. But I've come to appreciate and accept that this is a once in a generation type of movie, and In my life time I may never see another movie one like this. So glad y'all enjoyed it!
After baby Jesse died because of the dust, starting a fire was the best decision Murphy took to get Tom's family out of here.
Yeah that was smart !
The point was to distract Tom and buy Murph time back in her room; He had previously told her to leave and never come back.
53:00 Funny thing is IT DOES Make ALL THE SENSE, so much so that when I was watching this with family for the first time I KNEW that He was the Ghost from the begging since I assumed Interstellar gotta be going where no Man has gone before... heh and that means an infinite space time curve.... etc.
Unfortunately, there are so many films whose sequels would make me want to put my EYES out. But this film...please please please dear Nolan...this film deserves a sequel.
It would be great for the story to continue with the same level of quality, artistry, and a kind of "special" force that happens only when the planets align...a sequel would mean Nolan would have to revisit a closed book and try to add another story on those blank pages at the back. I just don't see it being anything but a slight let down. This movie should just stay on its own.
Loved your reactions! You were great. Only thing I wished you would have done is to include an on-screen "counter" for how many times you said "WHAT?", "BRO", and "DUDE!" That could have been very entertaining.
lol that’s a good idea
Interstellar ❤️ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️
Oh wow - nights are 72 hours too
4000 ft wave coming my way yeaaaa I’m good off space😂
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The people on the TV screens in the “documentary” are real interviews from people who survived the Dust Bowl in 1930’s during the Great Depression
One of my favorites too,
24:44 They spin so that centripetal acceleration force could create the sense of gravitation on-board. f=mw^2r
The spinning produces artificial gravity by using centrifugal force.
Space is infinite, so I’ll choose the ocean
kp says space, niko says ocean too!
26:10 Yes, I cannot even dare to guess how expensive the super computer simulation you are viewing was. When they made this movie, the real data and science employed is beyond crazy... they ended up seeing what a black hole looks like actually and accurately before we got imagines of them and when we did later it was what you see in this movie. WOW.
Love the difference between Mann who bottled it, and cooper who without hesitation, dropped into a black hole.
Ohh and the water is deep it’s just that the waves are so high it’s basically sucking up a lotttttt of water
Terrifying 😂
25:06 How, a greater dimensional vantage point because that "hole face" is a Tesseract 4th dimensional object (we are looking at an object existing from the 5th dimension that is also contacting our 4th dimensional space-time near Saturn in this case).
Behold the Tesseract !
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52:05 No gravity would just pull him to the singularity point but we have not visited such... the pull would be profound but if the surrounding is already clear having been sucked to the point of Singularity/Omega Point Contact.. he might go right to whatever is there at the tear where time itself because of the gravity would essentially not "pass/move" without being smashed (glad he ejected).
All the clips of the interviews with people are from a real documentary about the Dust Bowl, except of course the one with old Murph.
That’s crazy we didn’t know that !
"I'd wanna take my daughter with me" -- and the earth is real glad that you weren't piloting that ship! 😅
damn u right
45:14 Yeah, Dr. Mann bobby trapped the robot and the other still functioning Robot that figured Mann out was too late to come and warn him in time before the explosion.
17:24 Absolutely, *"Time Displacement"* is a scientifically established *fact.*
Ooo this a new watch channel
Yes its real, they shot interstellar on location, what the hell kind of question is "is this real?"
“What the fuuuuuckkkk??”
Orale 💆🏽♀️ 💅🏼
3:11 Nah, watch "The Abyss" ;) A 1989, Sci-Fi type movie.. trust me
Imagine being sentenced to prison on Mann's planet. With 134 hours in a day, a ten year sentence is forever.
That’s terrible
i was at school when i see this
1:01:04 You guys were not on the same page here 🤣
1:02:00 because the reality of the life of love, apparently like gravity, is not limited to our 4D Space-Time... perhaps the human Spiritual Soul itself is also not limited in that particular way. Therefore he brings with him that LINK to the "space" of the relationship of "Love" that "Them" can use to empower his ability to intervene in the past etc.
Nit-picking here: They took One Ranger and a (bigger) Lander down to Mann's Planet. Mann stole (and wrecked) their Ranger (and nearly the Endurance). So how did they wind up with 2 Rangers docked with Endurance to jettison into Gargantua ? And jetting a Lander would have shed more mass (presumably they'd want 2 Landers for Edmunds Planet, but Brand would have to know how fly one of them with CASE flying the other).
I love this movie, but if you actually think about it, you'll find that the story as a whole is a little bizarre. There are advanced five dimensional beings from the future who can interact with both the physical universe and the past, but for some reason, they decide that the best way to save humanity is to put a wormhole near Saturn so that Cooper and crew will travel through it to another galaxy so that he can then fall into a black hole (somehow not end up spaghettified) and communicate with his daughter back on earth through a bookshelf, in the past using the power of love.
@@uh8myzen I have read that, with a BIG enough Black Hole, the gravitational gradient near the Event Horizon would be "shallow" enough to prevent "spaghettification". The Problem: By the time you got there, your relative passage of time would have slowed to (near) Zero.
["Toodles, Murph !"]
This movie is in the top 3 imo.
“She looks familiar.”
Collette Wolfe was the hot ‘80s mom in _Hot Tub Time Machine._
Oh yeahhh!
For a lot of people this is not an easy film to understand in a first viewing.
We loved it !
Great reaction! The emotions hit for real. It’s a time loop that can drive you crazy. The way I understand it, they didn’t save earth. But Brand made it and established a human colony, and presumably everyone stranded on earth died. Thousands of years later, the future humans developed technology to send a message back in time so Cooper so and his daughter would be able to save everyone else on Earth.
That blows my mind !
I love movies that get me so emotionally involved im saying things like “he should just kill himself” 😂😂😂 that part cracked me up.
This movie and tenet might be the most nolan ish movies of his
This movie was amazing to us
@@MOONPOPPERS yeah it is a beloved movie to a lot. And a lot of others say sometimes Nolan goes too Nolan.
@@hkaayaakuu yeah we definitely need to watch more of his films !
Awesome reaction to this remarkable film. This is one of my favorite films. If you haven't seen The Martian yet, I hope you do one of these days. It stars Matt Damon and you'll love him there.
thank you! we’ll check that out!
Awesome reaction! I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to physics and all its subtleties, but there are two videos I recommend you guys to watch to understand some stuff better - it helped me understand everything better, and it's fascinating. They're called "The Science of Extreme Time Dilation in Interstellar" and "What If You Could Access the FOURTH Dimension? Interstellar explained" from the channel Beeyond Ideas.
thank you for this info!!
It took me a looooong time to understand Dr. Mann.. but he IS doing what he think is needed to save the human race.. they need to find a planet for plan B and he's so dedicated to keep the mission going. In another point of view he would be a hero of the human race -but knowing what we know in the movie he's a bad guy.
He's the other side of the coin but he's not really bad in my point of view now after a couple of watchings of the movie... if the mission were to fail he would be the one who could have saves us all -though through some sacrifices of his own morality.
27:34 they needed to get on the other side of the wormhole first
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55:29 Lady speaks fluent Australian
wormhole have gravity??? ofcourse a black hole is gravity to the maximum!
Don't let him make you feel confused, girlie, or tell you you're not listening; you were listening just fine. HIS words were twisted and not making sense as a response to what you'd been saying.
Classic relationship conversation. My mans had no clue LOL.
I'm glad to see more Interstellar reaction videos but you guys cut out so much of the important lines that 1) explain the science behind this movie and 2) develop the relationship between Coop and Murph which adds so much to the story. So many emotional lines from the movie either cut off or not included for example, the best line.... "Because my Dad promised me"
Hope to see better edits going forward
Great reaction...bt you edited out the most important convo in the climax where tars explains cooper about the 5th dimension
Oh we did ! Sorry !
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AWESOME SHOW there MoonPop 👏 another good Matthew McConaughey movie is Sahara its a fun action adventure kinda like National Treasures and Indiana Jones. Yall should check it out. Keep up the terrific work 👌 👏 👍 😀
Thank you and we will add those to the list !!
@@MOONPOPPERS Alright, Alright, Alright 😀Yall will like it.
Bro why did you bring up Wet Dreams😂🤦🏽♂️Jesus
oh i thought it was a common thing
Great reaction! This movie is top 5 for me, for sure. Time for you to react to Interstellar's spiritual companion (any my #1 favorite movie), Arrival! It's a very different movie but has similar themes, and it's also a mindblowing, emotional ride.
thank you! we got lots of recommendations on arrival- we shall be watching it soon 😎
@@MOONPOPPERS Awesome, can't wait!
No need to add in those last 4 words, let them find out for themselves in real time
Now Spiderman 2 Please 😃
MARCH 30, 2024
Watch “The Core” and you’ll pick space over the ocean every time lol
we want to watch that!
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please do and react! Great cast, great story and great visuals! A mid 2000’s classic!
bro definitely watched the movie before this
Have you seen Sunshine 2007? It has the most transcending soundtracks
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I think this film went over these two's heads a bit.
I don’t think so but this film is a film you need to watch multiple times