"Interstellar" (2014) First Time Watching Movie Reaction
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i cant trust people not crying during this movie
Who him or her , she cried a bit he didn't ?
Him right ?
Some people aren't moved by any film even ones like this with meaning so it's just like , um, ha , to them .
@@gregorygant4242 he's cried in other reactions.
I gotta agree with that 😂
@@jtphenom0811that makes him even more sus
What others said. Also, Crying in front of your girl can have serious implications, that maybe part of it. Similar to groups of male reactors.
“Because my dad promised me.”
It’s not just the words, it’s the delivery that gets me.
That line...i was speechless
Tears every time.
So Nolan didn't predict the black hole. Nobel Prize winning astrophysicist Kip Thorne advised on the film and was an executive producer. He provided equations to Double Negative to design the blackhole. Hence the accuracy. The depiction was so accurate that cosmologists and astrophysicists were able to use it to make new discoveries about blackholes.
I heard nolan just hates vfx and decided to film on location to get this shot
@@snowhavenz XD
Johnathan Nolan went back to college to study astrophysics for writing this movie with Christopher.
This is in my top 5 movies of all time. Beautiful, deep, and unique story.
and the soundtrack is based on a true storie...
@@luzng What?
Fun fact: This movie caused 2 research papers to be written and published in the scientific community. The CGI for the singularity is literally a mathematic formula for a black hole given to them by actual scientists. They plugged the exact formula into their CGI and the result is what you see in this movie. It confirmed a lot of theories astrophysicists held, which resulted in 2 research papers being written and published in the scientific community.
@@ПережареныйПельмень-е2з Also in the US it gives you ridiculous amounts of tax breaks if you grow corn.
@@bebop_557pretty sure it was grown in Canada
The funniest part is, that CGI was surprisingly good, as later on a supermassive black hole was photoed (I believe the one in our galaxy). It was like 4 years after the movie’s release or so.
Let's say someone is 300 miles away from you, and even before tomorrow ever happens you know you will still love them the next day. At the same time that person 300 miles away knows you will love them the next day. A 5th dimensional being could look that and quantify it as moving freely across dimensions, but as 4th dimensional beings we can't comprehend why it happens by anything more than just a "feeling."
A spinning spacecraft uses centrifugal force to simulate the effect of gravity and keeps the astronaut's bodies from breaking down during extended spaceflight.
On first viewing I thought Cooper meant that the 'beings' were descendants from us (Earth). But no, after further viewing the beings are the descendants from Wolfs planet, the colony Dr Brand established (later joined by Cooper).
Well, it's still humans
@@PillowHero-jd6ie Yes, but not humankind as we know, different evolution than us.
Just had a thought as how advanced they became and food for thought.
TARS went back with Cooper, TARS would still have the data on Gargantuan. Different society going forward on the other side of the wormhole.
I upgraded my TV from 46” from 65” just for this film. I even upgraded my subwoofer….😆😆
Did it take you to another dimension?
@@gregorygant4242 ... Not quite, but I can now shake my entire house when I crank up my sound system!
That's awesome. The harmonies of Interstellar's soundtracks resound with beauty. And let me recommend to you a hidden cinematic treasure called *SUNSHINE* 2007. It delves into existential depths, immersing you in a melancholic wonder of haunting melodies and captivating sound design. Watch in a dark room as the mesmerizing visuals transcend. I cannot explain the feeling of awe existential dread and terror I felt watching
Respect 👍💪
37:05 What Nolan wants to tell is that, if you feel loved by someone, you can't use scientific means to calculate how much it is in a formulatic way to determine stuff.
And if you have used scientific ways and it is not enough to make a conclusive decision, then you can only add to that by using the other things like trust, love, faith, going with guy instinct. And in many cases in life, you don't have all the data in ventures that human has never been in.
Hands down the music makes this movie.
True! Masterpiece by Zimmer as usual
Sunshine 2007 is my top pick for a movie with the most exceptional score. It's an utterly existential and visceral cinematic masterpiece
The events in the tesseract are based on the idea of God’s time. This was conceived by Boethius (480-524) in his book, "The Consolation of Philosophy," considered one of the most important works of medieval philosophy. To explain how God’s omniscience can be reconciled with human free will, Boethius said that all time, for God, 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 idea may be even older: in Virgil’s “The Aeneid” (19 BC), Aeneus visits the land of the dead, where he sees all the dead, past and future. This conception of God’s time is still held today by many Evangelicals and other Christian sects.
Actually it's a mathematical representation of a cube in 4 dimensions but it also has occult , esoteric meanings.
Some believe it's the way the evil fourth dimensional beings control us here in the 3rd dimension and keep
us enslaved on a prison planet !
Who the f!ck knows what's true or not ?
Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️
The way I think of the black hole scene is that first, coop cant change the past, nor can he directly influence the future. He can manipulate the environment within any particular "present time" but he cannot directly impact that moment to then change the futures outcome ( which would explain to me how time travel through worm holes are possible and what you are bound to). In this theory cooper also has access to infinite time as well and the freedom to move within that time at the cost of being in the black hole and further losing time within relation to the world back on earth. " cant you see, we brought ourselves" each individual is the being that is able to manifest and create their own reality. And the reality is that whether we think that it may be or not time is the single greatest resource to each person. The most rewarding thing we have and yet the single one thing we constantly lose more of than anything else. This movie is a 10/10... maybe because I saw it at a vulnerable time in my life or maybe its because it feels so personal in a way. Only time will tell.
One of my favorite movies but two questions bother me:
1) Why would they visit the time travel planet first?
2) Why wasn't Brand old or dead at the end like Murph was?
1. Miller's planet (first planet) was the first to send back a thumbs up, and it was the closest, she saw water and initially sent feedback but died within minutes of landing.
2. Brand aged exactly as Coop, they visited Miller's planet (add 23+ years), then when they pulled the slingshot maneuver they added another 51 years, so that's why they were approximately 120 sum years old.
@@scottie3264
1.) still doesn't make sense to visit the planet first when the thumbs up would've been sent like minutes ago from the surface of the planet.
2.) wouldn't Coop have experienced more time dilation than Brand since he actually went into the black hole?
@@TomBombadil89Probably some dumbness, and not figuring out that it was only minutes ago until way too late.
Touching reaction guys, thanks for sharing - this movie can definitely opens up some wounds, I pray they all are healed.
First reaction I saw where they are barely talking during the movie lol
This film is a homage to 2001 A Space Odessey. I can't even count how many times I have watched both. It feeds me.
Hi Guys.
This is in my opinion one of the best Sci-fi movies ever made😁.
Great reaction, you two. I feel it's great to watch movies that have theories put into them so we can see what they might look like as we, in this time, will probably never get to experience. Keep up the great work.
An absolute MASTERPIECE. Great reaction guys 👍
27:18 Going back in time…..Time is cyclical…..
Love you guys
i wish i could watch this again for the 1st time, great reaction
Hello Kot & Ket!😊 Nice to see you guys! I knew Ket would be teary for this emotionally moving film.😢 It is crazy that it is actually people from the future that knew what needed to be done to save the human race, and found a way to do something about it.🤯 Matt Damon (Mann) plays a much nicer guy staring in another space film "The Martian" (2015). This is a very uplifting film with another actor shown here, Jessica Chastain who plays the grown version of Murph. Great reactions to this well made doomsday film, Pillow Hero Kids!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Go reaction for "Freddy vs Jaison"
I like ur reaction from Morocco 🇲🇦
I really don't like the lines where a professional astronaut resort to feelings and rant about love transcends the dimensions of time and space."
Love is simply a process that occurs in order to make our species procreation smoother and by proxy survive better.
That is it's purpose.
She's such a pretty crier! I hate that...for me 😩😂
I had to search, and I found your UA-cam channel. This movie and Twilight Zone episodes from the 1960's. That is what I would suggest.
Amazing Movie, nice that you decide to watch it, now I'm waiting for your reaction to Lord of The Rings trilogy
Thank you for the reaction and entertainment ":)
Giving you a like and a comment for the re-upload; enjoyed watching the first upload earlier today.
Thank you very much. This film has insane copyright, had to fix some moments
Can you watch "HELLO GHOST" a korean movie it's a comical and funny.
this was a great movie, not for everyone. Its definitely a cerebral type movie. I hits you in the feels every time!
Have you seen SUNSHINE 2007? A cinematic masterpiece of existential dread and enchanting beauty. The soundtracks, they transcend through the heart with their mesmerizing spell.
WHy did you guys reupload it?
Copyright hits hard sometimes
The guy doesn't have any feelings. How the hell he didn't cry. He also doesn't know any basic science. It's okay if doesn't know science but it's not okay to sit stone cold throughout the movie.
Hey nice reaction ❤ India
You did the entire last commentary. She was the one who was most affected by the movie. She is an adult, but even if she was a child, let her speak All commentary should be 50 percent. If you dont agree, then get your own show. So tired of seeing reactors where one person does 90 percent of the commentary. It is disgusting, and I will never watch your site again.
Agree. Would have loved listening to her. Sadfully it wasn't the case.
Iv watched so many of these reactions. This reaction the editing felt off, felt like the clips went so fast and snapping from scene to scene. Just a little critique
Copyright on this movie is crazy. We had to cut it this way because of it
I think you put the film forward too quickly, because we have time to not see anything.
I love you guys, but this quit editing is really off-putting
Insane copyright got us this time. Had to edit this way
@@PillowHero-jd6ie I meant “quick”, but I hear you. I just really miss you both reacting to scenes for at least several seconds, especially the pre-Coop leaving for space scenes. But keep up the good reactions, guys! Y’all are great!
Miss Pillow looks too cute today
Thank you 😊
the Dylan Thomas poem was a little cuteness this movie didn't need at all.
Opinions vary on that. I thought it was great.
We created time as a humanity not space there is no time there
Worst fkn edit to a reaction ever Lemme guess you want me to see the full reaction on on patreon? You are both nice ppl with nice reaction to a very special movie for me...but the edit....😳
You're the first person I've ever seen react to this movie and not shed a single tear at any of those emotional scenes, especially the one with the videos from his kids. Bro, get help now.
If you wanna see me crying, check the "Hacksaw Ridge" reaction ending
@@PillowHero-jd6ie I saw that one. I was messing with ya. It's just crazy to me to see someone remained completely composed during this movie. lol
I do enjoy your reactions!
Why are you guys crying in every thumbnail? Are there no other scenes or emotions to show other than those? Is this clickbait?
It's an emotional movie and people want to watch reactions to movies they love where the reactors have strong emotional connections, like they do. If the thumbnail showed them smiling (which is a reaction one would have in certain parts of the movie), I might skip it. Why do you ask questions you already know the answer to? Is that passive aggressiveness? That's not a good look for you.
@@blanketstarry7725 ok, snowflake, move along now
Why do you whine and cry and complain about things for no reason?
@@DullGukatyou are brain damaged
You guys should react to anime. Shows.
Start with #attackontitan. Greatest story ever told in fiction. You will get a lot of views