INTERSTELLAR'S Ending Pulverized Me - First Time Watching PART 2/2
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- You can watch PART 1 here: • INTERSTELLAR (2014) Fi...
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Beautiful reaction, especially your touching ending summary. Thanks so much for sharing with us...
Oh thank you for watching till the end. I appreciate it :)
I agree 100%! Thanks as always Amanda!
Really sorry about your dad, Amanda. That's tough. Just to let you know that we all love you very much - this channel, your reactions, your beautiful soul. Looking forward to the next one.
How you were still relatively composed and not a crying mess at the end like some reactors is incredible!
some people live harder lives than most of the softees today
what's your problem with them crying to incredibly emotional scenes like that?
@@privateer9181 does crying mean you're a "softee"???
wow ok tough guy
living in 1560s to say if you're crying you're a "softee"
@@privateer9181 And I highly doubt you are one of those people. Keep your opinions to yourself man, nobody wants to hear them.
“Because my dad promised me.” That line always gets me.
that line gets everyone ❤
Every fucking time
"...just a lot of liquids through a lot of places" . Reactor gold.
I wouldn't say the movie is about faith, it's more about love. Love for our family, love for our children, love for all mankind. And how we should reach outside ourselves in the name of love to help all of us prosper. Love unconditionally, uncontrollably.
And yet also how love IS conditional, and in fact, controlled easily, under the " right " circumstances and with the " right " variables in play. This is called the absence of faith; supplanted by the all-consuming SELF bound by the present. 💬
My dear friend loved this movie...and I mean loved. And he's gone now. And for me, it feels like he's IN the movie...that's how tied to it he is and was. It makes the movie almost like a tombstone to me.
You Look amazing and i really love your reaction to this movie.I cry everytime i watch it.Thank you for this Video.🤗
Wonderful reaction to this great movie. Big hugs, kiddo.
My condolences for your loss. This film is phenomenal.
"A lot of liquids through a lot of places." - That's a good comment. ;)
Great reaction as always!
I took my father to watch this in the cinemas. Sending warmth and love ❤
love this reaction, sorry for your loss, new sub!
such a great film, always gets me teary eyed
Interesting question "How did they solve the water problem?" I guess that's a loose end. I'm so sorry about your father, you're an absolutely golden human and soul.
Actually its not a loose end, Hydrogen is one of the most common things in the universe and you can make water with it.
@@janetd5121 Oxygen is common too, but till date humans have had the hardest of times finding it in big reserves across the universe.
Although it was already a long movie, I still would've liked to see Brand's reaction when he showed up on Edmund's planet. btw - Sorry about the loss of your dad. :(
Great reaction, thank you for sharing!
Brand was right about Edmund's planet but only by accident, not because love was telling her in any real capacity. Her argument about love was wrong foundationally; love is not like gravity that it has a direct causal relationship with another universe. The love we take with us is that guiding emotional energy which does give us the ability to try one last push before death, a self triggering mechanism for a last ditch attempt at survival. Love is what allowed Cooper to navigate infinite time to find the right moments to give Murph the data she needed.
10:32 Dr Mann isnt looking out for humaity. Hes looking out for himself and his legacy.
Great movie!
Amanda, I thought subscribing to you would be fun, turned out to be much more, thank you 💗
Thanku for sharing, from corn and space to a very personal movie of love
Also, " I didn't think he would make it. I guess this movie taught me a lesson, because I lost faith.. " 💭👀
I'm very sorry to hear about your father. I can see why this film affected you the way it did.
I travel all over the US for work, and my wife and daughter are home during that time. My schedule is typically 3 weeks on, one week off. This movie always hits me hard thinking about every time I have to leave home again to fulfill my responsibilities. The only reason I still keep to it after 5 years is because I get way better quality time at home during that week off every month than I would working local in my trade. I'd literally have to work about 70 hours a week to make the money I do on the road, wouldn't have weekends, and I'd only get two weeks off a year at most with exception of a few national holidays. I also have never been turned down for a time off request in 5 years because my superiors worked their way up from field technician positions themselves and know how it is. 12 weeks off a year is hard to beat.
All that said, it still sucks to leave home every month, and I miss them like crazy while I'm gone.
I don't know how long it's been since your father passed. But he must've been a great dad for you to still miss him the way you do for a movie like this to get you that emotional from your memories of him. And my heart goes out to you for your loss.
I wrote a poem for a friend of mine who lost a loved one last year and still have it saved in my phone. I would like to send it to you if you would like to read it and have a way for me to send it. It's not depressing, but meant to be an encouragement.
Such an intense movie, thank you for sharing
I already commented on patreon but here a like and a comment for the channel 😌
5:37 they've literally just said it 2 times a few minutes before...
@Amanda Miquilena
All that can be said is... there is life before... and then there's life AFTER seeing I N T E R S T E L L A R.
If you want to feel pulverized again, you should check out The Green Mile. It's another Frank Darabont directed movie of a Stephen King story. Same guy that did The Shawshank Redemption. But since you love Shawshank, maybe you have already seen The Green Mile. Still would love to see your reaction to it though.
Thanks!
Movie is an emphathy-test, and you passed
"My dog, is a tiny dog..." - meme
So very sorry about your father. Take care.
27:54 That is the one problem I have with this movie. Tom's story arc is never mentioned. We are left to wonder and guess. All it would have taken was a few extra lines of dialog to close Tom's story but they chose not to.
Great Reaction
You need to see Inception from Christopher Nolan
14:32 Murph wasn’t forcing them to leave. Her brother didn’t want to leave the farm even though all that dust was affecting his child’s health. She started the fire so her brother would go to the fields and put out the fire. In the meantime she could evacuate his family without him knowingly.
They found, and saved, Private Ryan, again!😆
Yeah, about that 😂
@@theKRUGMEISTER I want you to know that you are without a doubt one of the best reactors on YT. I have been watching you all the way back to your 'THE THING" reaction. Then I suggested "An American Werewolf In London" and you did an amazing reaction to that too! Thank you for all of the entertainment and thought provoking interpretations and laughs you have given us. I'm sorry to hear about your father, may he rest in peace.🙏
Thank you so much. It means a lot to me to read this, I appreciate that you've been watching me for that long
Bravo.
Thanks
Thank you, Marlon!
Amanda is back
You are incredible … and have a big heart. 😊🫂
The lesson here is the next time Matt Damon is stranded on a barren planet, leave him there.
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I want to know you, you are wonderful.
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He is saying that plan A was a hoax, not plan B.
" maroon" is such a funny word; why not just say LEFT STRANDED right? Lol words are fun though!!
Just what is it with Matt Damon? Normandy, Boston, Mars, then another galaxy.....he always has to be saved.
Get with the program, Damon! 😠 Save yourself next time!
Okay, I've heard Neil de Grassie's explanation and the movie still leaves me cold and uninterested in watching it again.
Have you ever watched speed movie❤
hello my love my world💋💋💋how are you my life my air come on next movie and new content plzzzz Indian movie ANIMAL (2023) RRR (2020) and Mel Gibson movie APOCALYPTO I'm waiting respect I love it very much
You came to mind the other day. Were you trying to use telepathy? 🤔
This movie is almost unwatchable..
I'm curious as to why you didn't like it (unless you're talking about my video which is ok too haha) I thought the movie was magnificent.
@@amandamiquilena I like science fiction..but this movie has too much meshugas.. watch the original 1968 planet of the apes ..for a thought provoking subject. I like your reactions bty.
You’re trolling. Interstellar is beyond amazing
🫶🏾... nothing more to say
Please please please watch Arrival 🥺🥺🥺🥺
My condolences to you on your father passing, that’s always rough.
I am glad though that you’ve boiled down the essence of the movie into simple sentence: “a father coming back to his kid”.
It was love that Cooper used to find the specific points in the 5th dimensional tesseract to send himself the message, it was love that Murphy felt the moment she didn’t have evidence but just knew it was her dad in the bookshelf, and it was also love that told Murphy that her father was coming back to her one way or another so she put herself into cryo.
Great reaction, this movie is in my top 3 of all time.
Thank you for the lovely reaction, and personal message at the end. ❤
The messages from Earth could be received within 2-3 hours depending on the distance of the crew from the wormhole. The docking scene is the best demonstration of physics in cinematic history.
The science in this movie is actually the most accurate science in a sci-fi movie of all time.
The fact they pictured the black hole correctly, years before we photographed one
Thank you for a powerful reaction. I'm very sorry about your father. This movie is very much about a father / daughter relation and when it came out my daughter was 10, around Murph's age, and now she is 19.
You asked about how the humans who left earth dealt with water supplies. The equation Doctor Brand and older Murph were working on had to do with understanding and controlling gravity, so they could lift all those stations off the earth. So they could probably lift water and equipment. Also there's plenty of ice in the solar system, especially around Saturn, so they could probably bring equipment to process that ice into water and then start recycling it.
You should consider watching Contact, which shares a lot with this movie. It features a strong Father/Daughter relationship, a strong very smart female leading character, pays close attention to scientific accuracy, and even includes Matthew McConaughey as a costar!
And Arrival! This, Contact and Arrival are very close for me for their themes and just general feeling (though Interstellar and Arrival are by far the more emotional movies, at least for me).
If they decide to go to Edmund Planet, Cooper will not sent crucial data to Murph, everyone on earth would have died
Hey sexy voice =P It really is a powerful movie =D
@30:05 This movie always makes me cry. The closing minutes of your reaction made me cry even more. Hugs.
Wait...the maple syrup can made me do a double take!
Ooh I'm early, let's roll it!
Let's roll it, baby 😄
your yotto mic doesn't sound right. It almost sounds like a webcam mic is recording (lot of surrounding sounds). Have you checked your mic input is correct?
This is one of the best reactions to this movie I've watched n I've watched a lot of them. This is def a special movie n what's crazy is the science behind it it's as close to reality as possible. Christopher Nolan did a lot of research with astronomers, scientists n such to make this movie, one of the reasons why he is prob THE best director + of this generation, his movies are incredible n unique.
Such a great reaction and you did so well showing and speaking your thoughts
By the way, the physics in this movie is the most accurate you ever seen is sci-fi movies! This is a masterpiece
Have you watched The Martian, also with Matt Damon?
The best reaction about this movie, and I watched them all. that is amazing .
Movie suggestion: Predestination.
Didn't understand this movie at all.
Sublime. Thank you.
1:25 "That's true"
Is it? Love is the one thing that can transend dimensions of time and space? I didn't really get what Brand meant. What about other emotions like hate? Does hate transend dimensions of time and space? How does love transend time and space anyway? Brand loves Edmund but her love exists inside time and space. To me what she says seems to be nonsense. Yet later Cooper says Brand was right. 🤷
I’ve always taken it to be metaphorical. I mean, yes internally to the movie/as a character she seems to mean it more directly but it’s there in the film to examine the themes of importance of human connection. It’s not really any more nonsense than being able to survive inside a black hole, they’re both there to tell a story bring up concepts Nolan likes to explore.
I believe some of the moons orbiting Saturn have water on them. Cassini maybe? I suppose they could be getting water from there.
Cassini (Cassini-Huygens) is the name of the probe sent to Saturn in 2004. It operated until 2017. It was named after Giovanni Domenico Cassini (1625-1712) discovered Saturn's ring divisions and several moons.
The moon Enceladus has a lot of water - a subsurface ocean.
What a powerful film, I've only seen it once before, but it was as affecting watching it here too.
Hi Amanda. I hope you're keeping well. I also hope you enjoyed this movie. Nolan really tapped into the human emotions with this one. I appreciate your authenticity very much. Best wishes and I'll see you in your next video.
20:00 The moment you regret saying something. 😂
my recommendations won't make you cry. i promise.
Great vid thank you! I saw this movie in the theater, and it really hurt my brain lol
Good movie good reaction as usual. Even if I'm not in the mood for all the dialogue and slow burn, I can just enjoy the scores/soundtracks in that director's movies