Our first time watching INTERSTELLAR 2014 blind movie reaction!
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- Our first time watching INTERSTELLAR 2014 blind movie reaction! Strap in as we embark on a cosmic journey through Christopher Nolan's masterpiece, Interstellar, for the very first time! Dive deep with us into the realms of space, time, and love!
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🚀 In today's reaction video, we navigate the mind-bending universe of Interstellar. Experience our awe at Matthew McConaughey's portrayal of Cooper, the poignant moments with Anne Hathaway as Dr. Amelia Brand, Jessica Chastain and Mackenzie Foy as Murph, Timothée Chalamet
as Tom and the twists of the intergalactic narrative! We are beyond excited to dive deep into the expansive universe of Christopher Nolan, especially after watching the Dark Knight Trilogy!
⚡️Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
10:33 - Reaction
1:05:37 - Review
🔥 Dive Deeper into Interstellar:
Directed by the visionary Christopher Nolan, Interstellar is a cinematic marvel that blends science, emotion, and wonder. The tale, set in a dystopian future, pushes the boundaries of human exploration, love, and the unyielding power of hope.
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The ‘rewatchability’ that this movie has is insane. Every time I watch it, I pick up something new and love it even more. Just brilliant.
I can't rewatch movies because once I know how the plot goes ends, I lose interest. This movie is really long yet I've watched it multiple times and each time I'm still in awe.
You've got that right! I'm at probably 40+ watches and last time I watched it I noticed something I hadn't ever before like when they are trying to dock after the Dr. Mann blows the airlock and TARS says "It's not possible" and Coop says "No, It's necessary" that line didn't make sense for a long time until that watch though. On that 40th watch I noticed when Dr. Mann and Coop were talking before the betrayal Dr. Mann says "...machines don't improvise well cause you can't program a fear of death." So in that docking sequence the TARS wasn't thinking about the fact that if they didn't do it they were dead, which was a perfect callback to that moment in my opinion.
The amount of times that something like that has happened re-watching this movie is insane!
@@meteorfreak777 in the docking sequence Cooper leans the opposite way of Dr. Brand. He did that to minimize his chances of blacking out.
@@meteorfreak777 I'm so glad there's another soul who's rewatched this movie over 40 times as well ;D
U said it
In the wise words of Neil DeGrasse Tyson, "The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you."
@@Some_Deistthe purpose of existence is to be the observer. If intelligent life didn’t exist there would be nothing to observe the history of our universe
@@Some_DeistAre you referring to God?
Neil is a narcissist and doesnt understand simple biology
Yet, if you disagree with him, he goes off on you. Refuses to listen to other points of view or ideas. The man is a narcissist through and through.
Wise? Haha, unless it wants to be female because it just feels like it today.
"Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space. Maybe we should trust that, even if we can't understand it." That sums this movie up in a nutshell.
My favorite and most underrated scene in the whole film. And yes it sums up the movie as well.
@@michaelmacias8Interestingly, I have the opposite opinion. I think its too on the nose. lacks subtlety. Also, felt unnatural.
@@ompatel5570Ah yes but the reason why it works at least for me is because it’s not really on the nose because the subtext is she’s actually describing God.
@@michaelmacias8 I dont think she was describing god. Love is a central theme in the movie. They never imply shes a religious person.
@@ompatel5570 she doesn’t have to be. That’s why the line works.
I love how on Miller's planet there are giant tidal waves like that, showing the extreme gravitational pull of the black hole on the planet.
I thought this at first too, but the real reason stated in the book explaining the science, is that being so close to the black hole the planet is tidally locked to it, but also being so close to the black hole its orbiting at a significant fraction of the speed of light, which causes it to wobble back and forth, creating those big waves you see as the planet wide ocean is jostled about with that extreme wobble
@@LastManYea Ah I see, that’s cool
54:04 Everything Gabriella is doing here, was me. I was shaking my head, I was speechless, I couldn't breath. This section to me is one of THE GREATEST pieces of cinema ever created. When Cooper says, "It's necessary", I lost it. I could not believe how he was able to do this. And just like Gabriella, I was calling to TARS as well. I was like, Come on man, come on TARS! Come on TARS!!!
Props on you guys for producing a different kind of reaction content, more thoughtful engaged and sincere. From Argentina i send the best vibes and strength to you for this complex times ! Salu2
Stay strong man. Your journey towards conquering your traumas is just that. A journey. You’re on the right path. I’m subscribing for sharing your vulnerabilities and for reacting to this.. one of my all time favorite movies. Keep your chin up brother.
I've waited a long time to see you insightful people check out this intelligent, emotional masterpiece. Great work as always.
I feel you bro. Being comfortable with yourself will always make you be the best version of yourself. I went bald before I even hit twenty (bad genetics I guess) and learned that what I value in myself and others shouldn’t be based on physical attributes.
This channel is a treasure, hope your journey finds success. ✌️
Wow 👌
This is best and the most beautiful thing one could say to someone.
You have a good heart ❤️ I hope you are well 😊
Personality, willpower, compassion, self awareness. These are all much more important than how a person looks, imo. A good person with a sincerely kind heart will always be more valuable than a beautiful dickhead.
At 25 here. Just a step to figuring out what's important and what isn't. 👍
"I know that he's smart but he's a farmer." I'm a tech guy myself but couldn't tell any one ish on how to keep a farm going. Intelligence manifests in many different ways. I just started the reaction but Can't wait to see what you two think of the film.
No one’s smarter than a farmer
Modern day farmers especially, the amount of tech and mechanical knowledge you need to be efficient and to keep up is remarkable
@@FimbongBass ecologist, biologist, veterinarian, physical laborer, engineer, project manager, Human Resources .. all before breakfast
You didn’t include it in your edit but when Dr Mann says, “Pray you never learn just how good it can be to see another person’s face.” That is some deep stuff right there. So true…
A brilliant existential masterpiece. A journey into the very heart of the most important questions we all struggle with and the answers that we eventually come to. This movie is truly special on so many levels.
Great reaction. You understood a lot of the more complex and difficult parts almost immediately, which doesn't happen often with first time viewers. And the emotional parts tore you up just like me. It was awesome getting to experience it for the first time with you.
Great reaction, although you edited out the one line that fundamentally encapsulates the truth of this story, Coop’s love for his kids. When he & Murph finally reunite: “Because my Dad promised me”. I break down every time she says it.
My favorite movie of all time. Hands down.
Definitely hits the hardest of any line in the movie. #uglycry
Another line I enjoyed ... 'They didn't name it after you, they named it after her.' 😁
Also, the moment when he's watching the videos and he hears his son say "I met a girl" cutting to Cooper sobbing also gets me
i cant see how any reaction Watch of interstellar can leave out this line it just baffles me
@@ericholland3178 Well in their defense they both seem incredibly dumb just by their responses throughout the video, ngl.
One of the best movies of all time, hits you with thinking, and then hits you again, and again, and again
If you want to know more, there is a book writen by Kip Thorne "The Science of Interstellar". He is focused on relativistic astrophysics and gravitation physics, and also worked with Nolan on the script.
Odpowiedz
The Nolans - both brothers worked on the script ;-)
Enjoyed the sincere reaction. The world needs more men able to express emotions
I just realized when Murph said "I thought you're the ghost" was actually foreshadowing.
It's not that love is gravity or something like that, the theory is that It crosses dimensions like gravity does, including time. But because they don't have the connection/love towards murph, they can't communicate/make the right connection for her to recieve the data. So the beens knew that Murph needed his father and her room to recieve the quantum data (maybe hoping that there was an impactful moment that conected them there), so they send Copper because he'd know what conected them (the watch) and he'd know a way of comunication that murph also knows
PS: If you look closely, Cooper started transmitting the quantum data to the watch the moment he leaves (after Murph picks up the watch that she had thrown away a moment before). So the clock was always showing the solution to the equation in Morse, ever since Murph was 10 years old... that's why Tars says "it's such complicated data for a child." Murph wasn't prepared then, neither when she was a teenager, nor when she was older because she was still angry with Cooper and didn't even want to go up to her room... there was even the possibility that she would never go back to grab the watch as Tars said. She had to go through Dr. Brand dying to finally have the idea of going to her room and she had to go through realizing that Cooper had not abandoned her to re-form that connection/love.
Then the clock was still transmitting the data because gravity crosses dimensions including time (and space, that's why she could follow the Morse code even outside the room).
Because my dad promised me" Gets me everytime.
That is the one line that makes me roll my eyes and cringe. She spent most of the movie doubting him and thinking he knew he wasn't coming back and left them to die.
@@nealm6764someone apparently doesn't understand that a person can change their own points of view radically over time, do you really expect her to have the same thoughts she did as a child? Just because you do and you never grew up doesn't mean everyone else doesn't change lol
@@KrazzeeKane I do understand that, but she presented it as if she always knew he was coming back, and clearly as shown in the movie: she did not.
Sorry if that triggers you so much that you have to resort to personal attacks over it.
And they cut it out of the reaction.
@@19jez89
Yes.. And that was the best part in my opinion!
I think that of all the reactions I saw to this film, this was the best because you genuinely haven't seen the film before. Very cool to see it together with you!
Hey Caleb and Gabriella, I'm so glad you guys picked up on the amazing style of Chris Nolan's writing. -------- The level of emotional intelligence he assumes the audience has. ------ We all know Copper loves his daughter. But Nolan's writing show how Copper takes specific actions to care for and protect Murph. ------ When he says, "The first thing you learn about being a parent, is making sure your child is safe and protected. That includes not telling a ten year old girl, that the world is coming to an end." --------- In this exchange of dialogue Nolan is showing how Cooper specifically loves and care for Murph in ways too deep to comprehend. -------- In ways so deep that he would travel the universe to save his daughter and the rest of humanity.
🤌🤌🤌
The only place I see Cooper does wrong in parenting is when he tell her that they may be the same age when he returns.
I could have said the same to my son because I am trying to tell the truth as far as I know - but it is not the right way parent wise.
It’s ok to cry during that scene. Everyone does 😢❤
We appreciate you Caleb and Gabriella, we may not know anything about your personal lives but we are all in this together. Everyone has their own path and pace, so the fact that you’re aware of the little steps you have to take, taking it at your own pace, is a great accomplishment. I’ve been going through waves of depression for years and i learned that once I have a routine, I have to stick to it and build upon it. Right now i’m slacking, but THATS OKAY. Never give up on yourselves or your passions and remember there is more kindness in this world than we can see.
As a scientist, my first appreciation was mainly driven by nerding out about the astrophysics etc. But with every watch this film keeps growing emotionally for me, mainly driven by the one and only Hans Zimmer (being also a musician)
... and now I´m sitting here being shocked at your deep and insightful emotional analysis! I couldn´t believe my love for the film could get even higher, but you managed to expand it waaay beyond what I am capable of grasping it myself!!!
Keep up your great reactions and I hope for more Nolan movies to come: Memento, Inception, Dunkirk, Oppenheimer, all that good stuff ;-)
All the best to you from a German living in Denmark :)
Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️
The score in this movie is amazing…the emotions that it brings out is unlike any other movie I’ve ever seen.
Healing our inner child is a process most people don't want to face, but it's so freeing. 💛
I"ve never felt this way watching a movie or tv show. Pure perfection
This movie is incredible. It actually proved that's what super-massive blackholes look like. The VFX artists thought their code or design was wrong after consulting with a physicist, and when they came back to him, he realized the render was correct. It spawned a bunch of science papers and was later proven true.
Really beautiful reaction and conversation.
Btw this is probably my second favorite movie ever. It was my favorite until I saw Arrival. As a parent to young kids and someone whose career is in communication, I have a very personal connection to both movies; they're both about parenthood and communicating.
You asked at the beginning of it was a documentary. Except for the old version of Murphy, all of the old people talking at the beginning are actually clips from the Ken Burns documentary on the great American Dust Bowl so they actually lived through what they are talking about.
I can’t wait to hear the discussion after the reaction. I know you’re going to have a lot to say!
one of the greatest movies ever for sure, love your genuine reactions ❤
Nolan is the best filmmaker of this generation. You have to watch INCEPTION
You should watch the behind the scenes for this movie if you want your frontal lobe to completely explode... the black hole rendition they did for the movie was based on Thorne's and Hawkins equations and it took ungodly amount of terabites to create - but it was actually a scientific breakthrough. the ring of light bending round the black hole was something that nobody expected but it completely matched up to the equations and is now considered and accepted as a scientific fact.. that's what happens when you get a nobel prize winning physicist to help with your movie... masterpiece
Space ships/stations aren’t made from fragile material, the reason everything breaks so easily is the fact that nothing in space in stationary, everything is moving and if you think about it, our earth orbits the sun at roughly 67,000 mph, (107,000 kmh), which means our space station that moves with the earth is also traveling at the same speed, anything that is going that fast and has a collision is going to break/explode regardless of what material it’s made of. Space is crazy.
I’m glad you’re able to open up.. it’s very appreciated and human
You guys are so sweet! I cried along with you
Hans Zimmer's score for this is PHENOMENAL.
Your reaction was genuine and by far the best on the net to date. Thank you
Great reaction.
Glad you picked up on the clock ticking on the 'water planet', amazing sound design, every tick represents 1 day on earth.
Thank you so much for reacting to it guys, fantastic job 🙌🏼🙏🏼👍🏼
I highly recommend Arrival with Amy Adam's. Another top 5 movie like Interstellar.
Yes! They would love Arrival!
I second that.
@@ClausAgerskov I third it! Another absolutely incredible movie from a genius of a director.
I hadn't seen this movies when my friends and I watched it. They were excited to watch it again and see how I reacted to it, and it was so great. We watched until 1AM and stayed up until 4AM just talking about it and that made it even better. Great movie, amazing soundtrack, and made some good memories watching it
Loved the reaction!
I really enjoy the long form reaction you two are really on to something here. I can see your real effort to better yourself. Everything you two say resonates with me . Your reactions and a perfect blend of entertainment and growth.
Greatest movie I've ever seen, indeed. Imagine watching this in theater, with the amazing soundtrack and feeling the spaceship vibrating in your chairs as they're docking. It's literally the greatest experience I've had in theaters, and I'll never feel the same after this movie ❤
I love how the guy felt his emotions so comfortably.
This movie is like an updated version of Contact. It has many of the same themes, but the main one is science + faith.
Contact still holds a place as my #1 movie of all time, but Interstellar is definitely an extremely close second.
Guys. I really love your reactions, all emotions and honesty. This is one one my favorite movie and it is always emotional to me after dozen of times of rewatching it. Huge thakns for your videos!
Just continuing on my binging of your reaction videos. I am so glad you reacted to this!!
I adore this movie, and it's probably a top 5 movie for me. Thank you, and continue being awesome!
That was very honest. Respect.
Gabby with the best gasp on youtube. Hands down
I always tell people this is the best movie of all time! When you watch it again you will pick up on even more clues on what's going on...
Thanks for being willing so share such a raw reaction with us, you 100% earned my sub, I look forward to watching more of ya'lls content!
You need to watch this more times. You catch new things every time. One of the best films ever made imo. The emotional core is outstanding. The score is simply out of this world. And Nolan "sort of" went to a black hole to film those scenes. The sfx needed to create the black hole required a whole new rendering technique to be created. It was based on actual theoretical physics. The resulting render yielded data which inspired at least two scientific papers on black holes if I remember right.
Did not know this! 😃
Yes!! Can’t wait to watch this when I get home! Love the channel!! ❤️❤️❤️
Best movie ever made imo, takes 3 times to appreciate
You guys deserve WAY more subs for the type of reaction is done! Very well done!
What an amazing reaction! Thank you for the experience it is making my Friday night!
Interstellar is a masterpiece 😊
The physicist Kip Thorne worked with the VFX team to produce the image of the black hole. He then went and wrote a paper based on what the team produced. When the Event Horizon Telescpe produced the first ever scientific image of a black hole, they looked exactly the same.
Since then, it's been possible to tell when a science fiction movie or TV show was made, based on how they show black holes.
Movies like this really show who has a big heart who ever watches it. And many other movies just as good.
BEST MOVIE EVER
Love you reactions, guys. Always respectful towards the movie, immersed in it, not talking over dialogue (especially important one) and emotional moments (like some other channels do), very smart & observant - both of you. You definitely deserve more subs.
Interstellar was great, I watched it in cinema - one of the best theatre experiences. Don't miss on Nolan's "Inception" - it's great too.
Waiting for the (slightly overdue xD) LOTR: Return of the King reaction.
Well done guys! This is hands down my favorite film of all time. I don’t think any piece of media can make me feel like this again. So emotional, mysterious, an insane ride. Not many things make my brain work the way this did. Dare I say inspirational even though it is a science fiction movie
I never tire of watching this film.
I like the part where the male reactor says "wow, look at that soundtrack"
i think you a lucky man. some woman just don't understand that man can be weak sometime and we let that side out to the person that close to us.
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”.
Yall two are the best reactors on UA-cam and it doesn’t even come close. Why? Because you two truly feel authentic and you take notes you actually care. Other UA-camrs over react and exaggerate because they know they are recording for views. Thank for being awesome.
"Dude I love science!"
What a quote lol!
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Best movie Ever ??
Agree 1000000% 💙
Best reactors right here.
Watching at the movie theatre was an experience...
It’s crazy because I watched this movie when it came out going into my senior year of HS, and since then I’ve considered it my favorite movie and until this day it still hold true. From watching reaction channels reactions and especially toward this movie, they all mostly say this is there favorite movie or one of their top 3. And that’s after they’ve watched many movies to. I’m happy you guys reacted to this Goated movie, and I had a feeling you would love it.
Hey Gabriella and Caleb, in the end you eventually named 'time dialation' as the true villian in this movie. ------- We see that Dr Brand sr tells the universal human truth we should not be afraid of death, but we should be afraid of time. ------- Time is a never-ending avalanche of thunder and fire rolling toward us. ------- We spend our whole lives trying to outrun time. But eventually, it will catch us, it will catch up with all of us. --------- So live your life to the fullest before time runs out.
Beautiful intro, I love that you're opening up to yourself. I'm a man too and I cry myself sometimes. It's all about not giving a flying ef about what people think about it.
Y’all almost got them tear’s out of me 😢😢😢
One thing I absolutely love about this movie, that I feel you’d enjoy based on your reaction style, is how the soundtrack came to be. Nolan went to Hans Zimmer and asked him that if he brought him one scene if he’d come up with something in one day. He didn’t say it was a space or epic tale, he gave Zimmer a short story of a father that has to leave his child to do something important, including the dialogue “I’ll come back” and “When?”. And Zimmer came back with the song that plays at the end of the movie, STAY, I believe is the track.
Then hearing Zimmer talk about the soundtrack, he said on the use of the organ was an essence of humanity, because it’s an instrument you need air to play, that the music breathes.
A perfect movie
The idea of gravity travelling across time and dimensions is from the modern theory of superstring or string theory also known as m theory which is a contending theory of everything as a solution for quantum gravity
This is my #1 favorite movie of all time with my #1 favorite soundtrack ever.
I think we have 2 new Christopher Nolan fans after that reaction! You should try with Inception, almost as complex as Interstellar but equally extraordinary movie
He really nailed the pilot voice at 55:38, almost too well lol
This film is an homage to the film '2001 A Space Odessey' in every direction you go. So many Easter Eggs. Study both carefully.
Yo dude I hope you feel better, both of your reactions to these movies are the best!!!
You guys are so sweet, I really love your reactions! Take care
7:16 It never dawned on me that he was missing a hat! I kept thinking, Dude's hair looks good in this video! I didn't realize it's because I've never SEEN his hair before! Lol! On a related note to what he says at this point: It is so interesting the things we hold on to from our childhoods that we take into adulthood and allow it to shape how we see ourselves. I never for once have thought anything about his forehead, and yet, it was something he was insecure about. I also have things that I had an Epiphone about several years ago that I traced back to my childhood. There are things I still need to let go of, but it's a struggle. I want to add one more thing: this channel is like way more than reactions. It's like you come to therapy when you watch these videos. And I'm here for it!
I've always thought of Interstellar as the child of 2001: A Space Odyssey and Field of Dreams--two films worth checking out if you haven't seen them! This is hands down the best discussion of this film's themes that I've ever heard. You teased out so many subtextual details that make the film so rich--the relationships between love and fear (not just science), logic and intuition, and what true intelligence is. A lot of viewers tend to downplay the importance of love as a force in this film, if not ridicule it (at least, they ridicule Amelia's speech about it), but you guys articulate beautifully how essential it is to the fabric of being human, even when steeped in scientifically driven efforts. The dimension of Dr. Mann spouting scientific mumbo jumbo and "rationality" while acting completely without love is something I hadn't thought about before. It makes me think of people I know who pride themselves on being logical or rational thinkers, but it's often to the detriment of their relationships because they don't understand or see value in the emotional logic of compromise and mercy. The scenarios are endless, but I'm thinking particularly of an extended family member who thinks a household will run perfectly smoothly if everyone gets certain tasks done like clockwork, without offering any grace for the fact that others are tired and frazzled and things come up, and sometimes things just don't get done (and the reasons why are so fragmented that you can't articulate them in a way that will satisfy this person). But then, I remember that he doesn't realize how irrational he's being because he's overly stressed himself, and that he deserves grace as well. Thinking that human beings should act like automatons is one of the most irrational core beliefs, and unfortunately it permeates our modern society.
I'm an architectural historian, so I could go on and on about how psycho-physiologically detrimental most of our "efficient", cost-effective spatial solutions and social practices are. Currently we are socially and spatially divorced from the acts of pursuing our most basic human needs, what our brains and bodies are wired to participate in--providing shelter, safety, food, and belonging. Don't get me wrong, I love technology and higher education, but there's a lot to life that we're missing when we are too distracted by those things to be in touch with the basics! I think that's why many of us (including us extreme introverts) thrive most in professions where we directly help people and see the fruits through interpersonal connection.
Last, as someone who is religious, but believes in continually nourishing my faith and expanding my understanding with truths from all honest belief systems, I love hearing these spiritual and philosophical riffs, and I've found a lot of great food for thought here. Good luck on your personal journeys!
Feels related to the movie Contact as well!
An absolute Masterpiece
One of the most unique reaction channels on UA-cam. Even if I don't always agree with your interpretations, having an honest and thoughtful discussion about movies is refreshing. Can't wait for the Return of the King reaction!
I saw this movie on Imax and when I went out of cinema I felt that I wasnt on Earth.
Christopher Nolan shows us again that making a deep and wonderful movie can be possible.
Nolan basically revealed early on in the movie, right before Cooper leaves to space and is saying bye to Murph, that Cooper was the ghost for Murph. Cooper says to Murph, "Once you're a parent, you're the ghost of your children's future." It of course has a much deeper meaning but it also has a literal meaning in the specific case of the movie.
Many people somehow accuse Nolan's movies of being very cold, scientific, and emotionless. I don't understand how they arrived to this conclusion considering the fact that so many of his works are emotionally driven. The Dark Knight Trilogy, Interstellar, The Prestige, Inception, Oppenheimer, Dunkirk, and even Tenet has a beating heart.
Appreciate your openness at the start guys, as soon as you said it I was like ‘and you’re watching interstellar now’ 😵😂
I’ve seen this movie like 30 plus times, and nearly every reaction to it on UA-cam. I love it. I am a fan of your openness in the intro. We are all healing, and weirdly, movies for a lot of us is part of it. Subbed!
Tars is goated. I said the exact same thing lol. One of my favorite film characters
One of the best film ever made. A true masterpiece!
Thank you for your transparency… appreciate your honesty and glad to watch as you can deliver…no pressure.
Another awsm reaction 👌. Definitely my fav sci-fi movie ever. So many memories watching it and then searching for all the theories, wormholes, blackholes, relativity, etc.