“You told them I like farming?” That singular line was incredibly suitable in that scenario. The little nudge from a daughter to a father, lets everyone know she had forgiven him. Interstellar is a masterpiece!
True. Even though Murph was always mad at him for leaving, she never stopped loving him. One of my favourite details is that Murph wears a nearly identical jacket that Cooper wore throughout the film. That is proof alone of her deep love for her father
That was a wonderful piece of humor tacked onto a very emotional scene that worked exceptionally well❤ my family also leans on humor in hard times, especially funerals. We always crack jokes about those who have passed. It's how we miss them and appreciate how their quirks brightened our lives.
@@roma8423 Yea of course she still loved him. The only reason she "hated" him for leaving is because of how much she loved him and loved having him in her life. If he had been a shitty father, she wouldn't have cared about him leaving this much
Pair that with everyone crediting Murphy for doing it all herself while she said her dad was helping and then he show up floating in space. Literal legend that they thought was long dead just appeared the same age as he left with matching DNA to Murph's. Everyone was probably astounded when they reunited and then had their personal inside joke
This movie was so scientifically accurate that they predicted how a black hole would look 5 years before the first photo of a black hole was taken in 2019. Nolan wrote the script with the help of physicist Kip Thorne, and they took the mathematical theorem of a black hole and put it into a simulator that took 100 hours to render just a single frame in the physics and VFX engine. That’s why Nolan is the goat. He always goes that extra mile for authenticity in his movies
@@joe_the_goatt the first artist “imagining” of a black hole was over 40 years ago NOT Nolan. The actual photo of a black hole is a very blurry, blotchy and unrecognizable. History and facts actually matter. You now owe me a tuition check.
fuck yeah it was, went crosss faded dabbed out and lemme tell you that water planet with the waves scared tf outta me, i saw in imax 3d and i swear to god i felt like i was there in person
The score for this movie is beyond epic. I mean the movie plot, acting, and cinematography are peak but when you throw on that score and hear all those songs play at those pivotal scenes..... Masterclass right there in film making.
The score really caught the majesty and grand scale of space. There were many times I experienced chills hearing the score and being awestruck at feeling what's being shown is something greater than all of us.
“i thought you were the ghost” the way christopher nolan gave us the pretense of the entire movie in the first 5 mins of the movie is insane, only christopher nolan can create like christopher nolan. what a goat. and a great reaction!! joel you have to watch this w tay on your guys’ channel!!!!
Don't forget his brother Jonathan Nolan. He was the one to brough his brother along, and together wrote the script, with Kip Thorne as a co-author too.
@@Afreshio It's interesting to note that Steven Spielberg was originally set to direct the movie for Paramount. They only changed directors because Spielberg moved his production studio to Disney. I wonder how the movie would've played out under Spielberg.
Notice the jacket Cooper is wearing the day he leaves home to go to space, Murph is wearing it when she goes back to the house & figures shit out... Every time you watch this movie, you pick up something new, it's freaking awesome.
The place Cooper ends up at the end isn't another dimension, it's a space station using the same principles as his ship to generate artificial gravity, the whole station spins, that's how they have gravity on it. They were able to get the station functional due to the data transmitted by Cooper to his daughter, she solved the final problem thanks to him.
34:50 - a lot of people miss this part, but Cooper was a test pilot back in the day, somethings ARE VERY INGRAINED into you during training, like when a computer is telling you over and over to eject and you're overwhelmed from all the shit going on, you follow muscle memory and instinct and...eject. Its literally muscle memory here. Source: ex air force pilot.
Its also meant to be like the movie Contact, the medium of craft she and coop are riding in, cannot take the stresses of the transit through hyper dimensional space, best to just ditch it, as it ends up pulling itself apart from vibrations and or compression of forces
@@adamscott7354 I mean, I guess? Its definitely more to do w/ him being a trained test pilot and astronaut when he ejects, he's merely following what he learned when it comes to the egress part of the emergency checklists lol
well when your options are to either get blown up or float around in space with the possibility of making it through the black hole, i get the feeling most people would likely choose the latter regardless of training lol
@@lavishlyvice replace ship with boat and black hole space with shark infested waters. Would you jump into the water? Now extrapolate that to a fucking black hole lmfao It's easy to talk shit on the internet, it's completely different to actually do it. Till you show me your wings as a fighter pilot, please don't interject with this silliness
40:30 that’s not the new world, they are still in a space station, base on what the doctor is saying, seems like there are multiple station traveling, still traveling to their new world
40:30 with the info that Tars and Cooper got to Murph, they were able to develop technology to basically manipulate gravity. The station they were in was a cylinder with artificial gravity. the new rangers that Cooper and Tars comendeered to go to Brand, was probably equipped with a gravity drive.
@@DoomDeity Thank you for your response. Many award winning and industry respected film makers, film critics and experts have openly discussed in detail why Tenet has fundamental objective flaws and hence why it was not received as well relative to Nolan's other films. But go ahead and enjoy it I'm happy you did. Some people don't hold the same standards for films, such as yourself. See how I can be disrespectful as well? Try to be more respectful.
Interstellar is my favorite movie of all time. I can watch it over and over and never get bored. I'm hoping to god they rerelease it in theaters later this year for its 10 year anniversary so I can see it on the biggest IMAX screen possible. I don't care how much money I'd have to pay or who I'd have to fight to get a ticket, I will be seated. Trust 😤😤😤
They kept talking about 4 dimensions. Humans can percieve 3 dimensions aka 3D. We know there is a fourth, because its proven by math, but we havent cracked the code yet to get to that point. The way the space station in the end curved like that and bending physical objects like that etc etc, was because of humankind solved the fourth dimension problem, because of the quantum data they got from Cooper. My brain hurts too much by now and im even having a hard time following what im writing rn, but just google it. It all makes sense, but i cant explain it properly lol.
The theater was completely empty the first time I watched Interstellar. It was an absolutely perfect atmosphere for this movie and by far the best movie experience I have ever had.
Fun fact about the Nolan brothers that might have not been said already in the comments, but Jonathan Nolan, his brother, is the mastermind behind all of the stories, he writes the scripts for Chris to then make it a reality through the wonder of film. A truly dominant brotherhood.
So the reason that time passes at a different rate when they're near the black hole is due to relativity. Time and space are intertwined (which is why it's referred to as spacetime), and near a black hole space itself is extremely curved which makes time move much slower relative to the observer. Much like you see in the movie, you would experience time the same way you do on Earth, but anyone outside of the gravitational effect of the black hole would essentially see you move in slow motion. Time also slows down for you the faster you move, so during that slingshot maneuver around Gargantua they experience both the intense gravity and the speed at which they're moving (perhaps as fast as a quarter of the speed of light, as we've observed stars orbiting black holes at that speed) causing the extreme time dilation that "costs us 51 years". I love astronomy, so much mind bending stuff to learn about in that field
Christopher Nolan worked with astrophysicist Kip Thorne to get the science right for this movie. (One of the robots was named Kip after him) In fact, the research was so accurate, it actually lead to several scientific discoveries about black holes and quantum physics. Also, in order to film the cornfield scenes, he grew 50 acres of corn, then harvested and sold it and put the profits back into the movie budget. A tesseract is a 4-dimensional cube where time is a physical dimension, just like height, width, and depth. Just like you can go backward and forward in 3 dimensions, if you have time as a 4th dimension, you could move backward and forward as well.
That reaction at the end was awesome, just how I felt! Interstellar, Inception and The Dark Knight all Nolan/Zimmer classics and best movies in my opinion.
Piggybacking for the relevant scene. Doyle struggled to climb into the ship because that water planet had higher gravity I believe. That’s why while they’re there they’re always leaning on stuff
This and Inception are still to this day my wife's top 2 favorite movies of all time. Nothing has challenged their spots thus far. Nolan is literally the GOAT at filmmaking
14:50 not tryna be that nerdy guy but the concept in starwars is that the technology of ships is so advanced that they can accelerate to "lightspeed", whereas in interstellar, this method of travel, using the physics that makes wormholes, works exactly how Dr Romilly explained to cooper with the paper and pencil, and is more likely to happen before humans develop lightspeed.
The start of the movie is based in around the 2060s, and the thing inside the black hole was made by humans in the future who were capable of putting 5th dimensional properties into our 3D world, plus those humans in the future were the ones who made the wormhole. And when he winds up on that station and meets his daughter, they’re just on a “bishop ring” which is a theoretical design of an artificial circular habitat that can orbit a planet like Saturn.
The TV show, "The Expanse" is one of the most scientifically accurate shows while this movie, "Interstellar", is the most scientifically accurate movie. As an Arizonan it always cracks me up to see reactors so shocked by the haboob (sandstorm). I’ve had to wait for buses to/from work in these. 😂 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.
I love this movie I also had a very good bond with my father and I watched this movie for the first time with him in theaters and it was amazing. What is also scary about this movie how much the weather really changed. I live in South Africa and we always have good weather and about 2 tornadoes in 5 years but since September last year we had 15 tornadoes 2 in my home town in less than a week one came very close to my home and and struck the primary school across the street I was at home when it happened it was both scary and beautiful to see a tornado so close.
There’s a show called The Expanse that you guys might like. There’s three groups, the people who live on earth, the people on mars, and the people who live in the asteroid belt. And it’s about the political conflict between the three of them.
Couldn't agree more. This really is one of the greatest movies of all time. I never watched it when it came out, either, but I watched it for the first time about 2 years ago and i've maybe seen it 15 times since then. Master-craft of cinematography and story telling.
I'm glad you guys appreciated this on the first viewing. I saw it when it came out in theatres and when I left I didn't know HOW I felt about it. But it really stuck with me so I ended up rewatching it when it came out on DVD and every time I re-watch it I love it more and more. It definitely was NOT appreciated by audiences/critics when it was released, and I think part of that was because we were so arrogant, lol. But it's one of my favourite films of all time now.
Johnathan Nolan is Christopher Nolan's secret not so secret weapon in his films and has show run some great series including Person of Interest and Westworld. He's executive producer for the new Fallout series and extremely excited about that.
Jonathan is Christopher Nolan's brother, they are British-American thats why Jonathan has the British Accent and Jonathan has an American accent. He is also the showrunner of Westworld
Great reaction!! This is my favourite movie. Hans Zimmer did the music and when Christopher Nolan briefed him the movie, he did not mention it being a sci-fi. Hans was briefed that its a story about a father's love for his daughter and he would go away and not see her for a very long time so it was supposed to be in Hans mind a sad drama story about a father and daughter's longing to be together. Nolan did this on purpose so he could create make the fathers love central to theme. The music is absolutely outstanding.
Coope wasnt the one who put the wormhole there lol. It was the far future of humanity who put it there. Coope was just the bridge for them, as he acted as the communicator to his daughter. They created the wormhole and the 4 dimension world in 3rd dimension because they knew coopes daughter was the only one who could save them.
So do you guys realize Brand was right all along ? She's seen breathing without her mask at the end: Edmund's planet is livable :) Love was right for her intuition !
Yeah i think they missed in the end that the planet brand was on was viable and that this was going to be humanity's new home. Cooper on her bed said at the end, " by the light of our new sun, in our new home".
So there are very few Christopher Nolan films that I've gotten a chance to see in IMAX. But I did get to see this one in IMAX. This was cinema. It's been awhile since a movie made me feel like was 8. It looked CRAZZZY.
Top 10 movies of all time. Maybe even in my top 3. Saw this two or three times at the theater. It was a religious experience. I watched this with my then partner... it was a special moment. Not gonna forget this masterpiece!
At the end, Brand had her helmet off and took a very deep breath, meaning her theory about love really was true because her connection to Edmonds could have sent them to a planet fit for human life
Kip Thorne is the theoretical physicist who helped with this movie. There's a book that he wrote that goes into detail about the physics and theoretical physics of the movie. It's a super interesting read!
Btw the director responsible for this masterpiece is Christopher Nolan, who also did the Dark Knight trilogy, Inception and Prestige. He’s just the goat and my favorite director when it comes to storytelling. His track record is just unmatched.
I think it would be interesting to see your reaction to an underrated sci-fi/thriller called Strange Days (1995). It might be more relevant now than it was in the 90s.
Serious props on the tiger zord comparison to tars. I can honestly say as someone who's 40 that this is my favorite movie and that's saying a lot Glad you guys enjoyed it
39:40 this is not an other dimension. It's a rotating spacestation, to establish gravity. like the spinning ship he went of. with the data they could create a anti-gravity boster, to start huge ships from earth and leave the dying planet.
loved your reaction guys. If no one (surely someone has already), suggested reacting to Inception, you should do Inception. Nolan's movie before Interstellar.
It's a cylindrical space station, that's why everything looks so warped. Artificial gravity keeps everyone kept to the ground, relative to what "down" is for them.
The guy didn't die from looking at the wave he was already being pulled by the tide and they couldn't move fast due to gravity. That's why they said gravity is punishing there, it may seem like he stopped but her not grabbing his arm caused him to not get in.
the stuff revolving around time travel is sci-fi, but whet they showed about relativity is true. If you lived in a planet with a stronger gravitational pull time would flow slower for you. The stronger the gravity, the slower the time. Your daughter could indeed grow older than you in just a few hours from your point of view.
A couple misconceptions Matthew McConaughey did not place the wormhole he was the bridge able to give murph the information to solve gravity which in turn meant that the human race can leave the earth and find a new home and therefore evolve as time goes on past the The dimensions that we are aware of.
You gotta watch the docking scene in a dark room with a 4k true HD TV with a sound system. Ong that will change your life. I hope they bring this movie back to IMAX for its 10th anniversary
Man. This movie is awesome. Watched it in the cinema when it was released and what an amazing experience it was. If this gets released again in the cinema, I suggest you watch it again especially in IMAX or 3D. It is very worth the money.
I realised it's far better to watch it with different people and get several perspectives that I wouldn't have thought of otherwise. I loved your after thoughts. Yall are highly intellectual haha
I'm new to this channel after just watchin yall saving private ryan reaction 🤣 that was a lil rough, but it's honestly how I'd imagine my own friends would react to a war movie so ima stick around
The movie's concept came from science. Nearly all aspects of this movie, from the Blight to the Black Hole, were based on tangible ideas, even if not well understood...yet
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"Because my dad promised me" never fails to reduce me to a blubbering mess. This movie is a masterpiece.
why does Rob hate favorited characters , he repels whole ass audiences away forever just cuz hes fuck annoying with it
“Now that’s a fuckin movie!”
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Basically the best reaction lol
Only movie to get a standing ovation by a reactor lol
I loved that reaction. Props to the reactor for letting ‘em all know!
“You told them I like farming?” That singular line was incredibly suitable in that scenario. The little nudge from a daughter to a father, lets everyone know she had forgiven him. Interstellar is a masterpiece!
Amazingly said!
True. Even though Murph was always mad at him for leaving, she never stopped loving him. One of my favourite details is that Murph wears a nearly identical jacket that Cooper wore throughout the film. That is proof alone of her deep love for her father
That was a wonderful piece of humor tacked onto a very emotional scene that worked exceptionally well❤ my family also leans on humor in hard times, especially funerals. We always crack jokes about those who have passed. It's how we miss them and appreciate how their quirks brightened our lives.
@@roma8423 Yea of course she still loved him. The only reason she "hated" him for leaving is because of how much she loved him and loved having him in her life. If he had been a shitty father, she wouldn't have cared about him leaving this much
Pair that with everyone crediting Murphy for doing it all herself while she said her dad was helping and then he show up floating in space. Literal legend that they thought was long dead just appeared the same age as he left with matching DNA to Murph's. Everyone was probably astounded when they reunited and then had their personal inside joke
This movie was so scientifically accurate that they predicted how a black hole would look 5 years before the first photo of a black hole was taken in 2019. Nolan wrote the script with the help of physicist Kip Thorne, and they took the mathematical theorem of a black hole and put it into a simulator that took 100 hours to render just a single frame in the physics and VFX engine.
That’s why Nolan is the goat. He always goes that extra mile for authenticity in his movies
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@@jeffwilliams2828ight then tell us what happened then since you know right?
Actually a french astrophysicist, Jean-pierre Luminet, predicted in 1979 how a black hole would look lol : ua-cam.com/video/zBmpTiE-pS0/v-deo.html
@@joe_the_goatt the first artist “imagining” of a black hole was over 40 years ago NOT Nolan. The actual photo of a black hole is a very blurry, blotchy and unrecognizable. History and facts actually matter. You now owe me a tuition check.
A first simulation of a black hole was actually made in 1979 by a french astrophysicist Jean-pierre Luminet, lol
During the water planet scene, there is a rhythmic ticking in the background every 1.4 seconds. Each tick marks the passing of one day on Earth.
Seeing this movie high AF in IMAX for the first time was a religious experience. My favorite movie 😅
u r soooo lucky to have experienced that!
Brooooooo I had the same experience 😹😹😹😹😹
I watched this shit on acid and I thought I was one of the pilots 😂
Hoping to get my chance to see this in IMAX 70mm at the BFI in London!
fuck yeah it was, went crosss faded dabbed out and lemme tell you that water planet with the waves scared tf outta me, i saw in imax 3d and i swear to god i felt like i was there in person
The score for this movie is beyond epic. I mean the movie plot, acting, and cinematography are peak but when you throw on that score and hear all those songs play at those pivotal scenes..... Masterclass right there in film making.
The score really caught the majesty and grand scale of space. There were many times I experienced chills hearing the score and being awestruck at feeling what's being shown is something greater than all of us.
Nolan asked him to write the score for the movie and told him he'd build the movie around the score.
No time for Caution scene is the most intense movie scene of all time...and that score is hypnotic...
“i thought you were the ghost” the way christopher nolan gave us the pretense of the entire movie in the first 5 mins of the movie is insane, only christopher nolan can create like christopher nolan. what a goat. and a great reaction!! joel you have to watch this w tay on your guys’ channel!!!!
Don't forget his brother Jonathan Nolan. He was the one to brough his brother along, and together wrote the script, with Kip Thorne as a co-author too.
@@Afreshio It's interesting to note that Steven Spielberg was originally set to direct the movie for Paramount. They only changed directors because Spielberg moved his production studio to Disney. I wonder how the movie would've played out under Spielberg.
Notice the jacket Cooper is wearing the day he leaves home to go to space, Murph is wearing it when she goes back to the house & figures shit out...
Every time you watch this movie, you pick up something new, it's freaking awesome.
For real!
A movie you can truly call a MASTERPIECE!
The place Cooper ends up at the end isn't another dimension, it's a space station using the same principles as his ship to generate artificial gravity, the whole station spins, that's how they have gravity on it. They were able to get the station functional due to the data transmitted by Cooper to his daughter, she solved the final problem thanks to him.
This is my favorite movie of all time. Christopher Nolan monopolized like half of my top 10 movies of all time, its crazy
No BS
Mine too.
34:50 - a lot of people miss this part, but Cooper was a test pilot back in the day, somethings ARE VERY INGRAINED into you during training, like when a computer is telling you over and over to eject and you're overwhelmed from all the shit going on, you follow muscle memory and instinct and...eject.
Its literally muscle memory here.
Source: ex air force pilot.
Its also meant to be like the movie Contact, the medium of craft she and coop are riding in, cannot take the stresses of the transit through hyper dimensional space, best to just ditch it,
as it ends up pulling itself apart from vibrations and or compression of forces
@@adamscott7354 I mean, I guess?
Its definitely more to do w/ him being a trained test pilot and astronaut when he ejects, he's merely following what he learned when it comes to the egress part of the emergency checklists lol
well when your options are to either get blown up or float around in space with the possibility of making it through the black hole, i get the feeling most people would likely choose the latter regardless of training lol
@@lavishlyvice replace ship with boat and black hole space with shark infested waters. Would you jump into the water? Now extrapolate that to a fucking black hole lmfao
It's easy to talk shit on the internet, it's completely different to actually do it. Till you show me your wings as a fighter pilot, please don't interject with this silliness
@@lavishlyvice
"regardless of training"
lmfao ok sure man, have a good day.
40:30 that’s not the new world, they are still in a space station, base on what the doctor is saying, seems like there are multiple station traveling, still traveling to their new world
It's a station not a ship so it's probably just orbiting around Saturn
Top 2 movie of all time and its not 2…
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What's the 2?
@@DIOBRANDDDDOO Prisoners
You clearly haven’t seen many movies
My personal favorite movie of all time. A masterpiece
35:30 LMAO that realization moment, golden 🤣
40:30 with the info that Tars and Cooper got to Murph, they were able to develop technology to basically manipulate gravity. The station they were in was a cylinder with artificial gravity. the new rangers that Cooper and Tars comendeered to go to Brand, was probably equipped with a gravity drive.
I feel Nolan is the only Director consistently giving his audience a truly Regal Experience worth the money.
Except for Tenet.
@@VoltesWithElias nah tenet was great it was too complex for feable minds like yours
@@DoomDeity Thank you for your response. Many award winning and industry respected film makers, film critics and experts have openly discussed in detail why Tenet has fundamental objective flaws and hence why it was not received as well relative to Nolan's other films. But go ahead and enjoy it I'm happy you did. Some people don't hold the same standards for films, such as yourself.
See how I can be disrespectful as well? Try to be more respectful.
Tenet is not a good movie and I really like Nolans films
Dennis Villeneuve
That warnhole was not placed by Cooper but humams from future who evolved
Interstellar is my favorite movie of all time. I can watch it over and over and never get bored. I'm hoping to god they rerelease it in theaters later this year for its 10 year anniversary so I can see it on the biggest IMAX screen possible. I don't care how much money I'd have to pay or who I'd have to fight to get a ticket, I will be seated. Trust 😤😤😤
"Thats robs pick right there" WILLPOWER.
At the end, the curved field was not because of a new dimension but it was on a space station with curved walls that is rotating
Space colony easy to pick out if u watched any gundam anime
True. The colony still isn't reaching the 5dimensions understanding yet, it's far more of the future.
They kept talking about 4 dimensions. Humans can percieve 3 dimensions aka 3D. We know there is a fourth, because its proven by math, but we havent cracked the code yet to get to that point. The way the space station in the end curved like that and bending physical objects like that etc etc, was because of humankind solved the fourth dimension problem, because of the quantum data they got from Cooper. My brain hurts too much by now and im even having a hard time following what im writing rn, but just google it. It all makes sense, but i cant explain it properly lol.
“Love is another law of the universe “ that was a beautiful thought!! 👍👍👍
I've never clicked on a UA-cam video so fast. This is my favorite react group, and this is my favorite movie!!!
Same! I was hoping & waiting for them to react to this one 😂
The theater was completely empty the first time I watched Interstellar. It was an absolutely perfect atmosphere for this movie and by far the best movie experience I have ever had.
Fun fact about the Nolan brothers that might have not been said already in the comments, but Jonathan Nolan, his brother, is the mastermind behind all of the stories, he writes the scripts for Chris to then make it a reality through the wonder of film. A truly dominant brotherhood.
So the reason that time passes at a different rate when they're near the black hole is due to relativity. Time and space are intertwined (which is why it's referred to as spacetime), and near a black hole space itself is extremely curved which makes time move much slower relative to the observer. Much like you see in the movie, you would experience time the same way you do on Earth, but anyone outside of the gravitational effect of the black hole would essentially see you move in slow motion. Time also slows down for you the faster you move, so during that slingshot maneuver around Gargantua they experience both the intense gravity and the speed at which they're moving (perhaps as fast as a quarter of the speed of light, as we've observed stars orbiting black holes at that speed) causing the extreme time dilation that "costs us 51 years". I love astronomy, so much mind bending stuff to learn about in that field
13:00 bro falling asleep 😂
had me dying you know he aint want to film no long ass movie, then he got so invested and it woke him up lmao
Christopher Nolan worked with astrophysicist Kip Thorne to get the science right for this movie. (One of the robots was named Kip after him) In fact, the research was so accurate, it actually lead to several scientific discoveries about black holes and quantum physics. Also, in order to film the cornfield scenes, he grew 50 acres of corn, then harvested and sold it and put the profits back into the movie budget. A tesseract is a 4-dimensional cube where time is a physical dimension, just like height, width, and depth. Just like you can go backward and forward in 3 dimensions, if you have time as a 4th dimension, you could move backward and forward as well.
That reaction at the end was awesome, just how I felt! Interstellar, Inception and The Dark Knight all Nolan/Zimmer classics and best movies in my opinion.
on the water planet by the black hole, every time the song hit a beat, a full day passed on earth
Piggybacking for the relevant scene. Doyle struggled to climb into the ship because that water planet had higher gravity I believe. That’s why while they’re there they’re always leaning on stuff
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This and Inception are still to this day my wife's top 2 favorite movies of all time. Nothing has challenged their spots thus far. Nolan is literally the GOAT at filmmaking
Used to be mine too, until I saw Tenet and it bounced out Inception lol
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14:50 not tryna be that nerdy guy but the concept in starwars is that the technology of ships is so advanced that they can accelerate to "lightspeed", whereas in interstellar, this method of travel, using the physics that makes wormholes, works exactly how Dr Romilly explained to cooper with the paper and pencil, and is more likely to happen before humans develop lightspeed.
This film should be preserved for all time as an example of humanity and our capabilities. Absolute masterpiece!
The start of the movie is based in around the 2060s, and the thing inside the black hole was made by humans in the future who were capable of putting 5th dimensional properties into our 3D world, plus those humans in the future were the ones who made the wormhole.
And when he winds up on that station and meets his daughter, they’re just on a “bishop ring” which is a theoretical design of an artificial circular habitat that can orbit a planet like Saturn.
The TV show, "The Expanse" is one of the most scientifically accurate shows while this movie, "Interstellar", is the most scientifically accurate movie.
As an Arizonan it always cracks me up to see reactors so shocked by the haboob (sandstorm). I’ve had to wait for buses to/from work in these. 😂
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.
Mann was a trained astronaut.. he NEW he could cause a decompression ... he was running on animal instincts instead of his intellect.
STAY ended up meaning for her to stay. In the 5th dimension "Time" is all going on at once everything that was, is and going to be.
ooooh you right
12:25 , 13:00. Rob and Jerry struggling to stay on bruh lmao, them eyes were fighting to be open 🤣
I went searching the comments to see if anyone else saw them nearly falling out 😂
you guys missed quite a lot of stuff because you were talking too much.
I love this movie I also had a very good bond with my father and I watched this movie for the first time with him in theaters and it was amazing. What is also scary about this movie how much the weather really changed. I live in South Africa and we always have good weather and about 2 tornadoes in 5 years but since September last year we had 15 tornadoes 2 in my home town in less than a week one came very close to my home and and struck the primary school across the street I was at home when it happened it was both scary and beautiful to see a tornado so close.
There’s a show called The Expanse that you guys might like. There’s three groups, the people who live on earth, the people on mars, and the people who live in the asteroid belt. And it’s about the political conflict between the three of them.
Couldn't agree more.
This really is one of the greatest movies of all time.
I never watched it when it came out, either, but I watched it for the first time about 2 years ago and i've maybe seen it 15 times since then. Master-craft of cinematography and story telling.
I'm glad you guys appreciated this on the first viewing. I saw it when it came out in theatres and when I left I didn't know HOW I felt about it. But it really stuck with me so I ended up rewatching it when it came out on DVD and every time I re-watch it I love it more and more. It definitely was NOT appreciated by audiences/critics when it was released, and I think part of that was because we were so arrogant, lol. But it's one of my favourite films of all time now.
My homie gave a standing ovation!!!!! 👏 🫡🫡🫡🫡 THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT
You guys are correct. Interstellar is one of the best movies ever made.
Johnathan Nolan is Christopher Nolan's secret not so secret weapon in his films and has show run some great series including Person of Interest and Westworld. He's executive producer for the new Fallout series and extremely excited about that.
A master class of a movie from the score to the acting and directing. Truly this is one of the greatest forms of art ever created.
Seeing the docking scene in IMAX was one of my all time greatest experiences ever
Jonathan is Christopher Nolan's brother, they are British-American thats why Jonathan has the British Accent and Jonathan has an American accent. He is also the showrunner of Westworld
Great reaction!! This is my favourite movie. Hans Zimmer did the music and when Christopher Nolan briefed him the movie, he did not mention it being a sci-fi. Hans was briefed that its a story about a father's love for his daughter and he would go away and not see her for a very long time so it was supposed to be in Hans mind a sad drama story about a father and daughter's longing to be together. Nolan did this on purpose so he could create make the fathers love central to theme. The music is absolutely outstanding.
This movie really be living rent free in my head
Coope wasnt the one who put the wormhole there lol. It was the far future of humanity who put it there. Coope was just the bridge for them, as he acted as the communicator to his daughter. They created the wormhole and the 4 dimension world in 3rd dimension because they knew coopes daughter was the only one who could save them.
So do you guys realize Brand was right all along ? She's seen breathing without her mask at the end: Edmund's planet is livable :) Love was right for her intuition !
Yeah i think they missed in the end that the planet brand was on was viable and that this was going to be humanity's new home. Cooper on her bed said at the end, " by the light of our new sun, in our new home".
I've watched a few of these. This was solid. Kudos, fellas.
He didn't put the worm hole.
Dudes wont stop talking and end up not knowing what the hell they talking about. “Cooper is the wormhole” 💀💀
So there are very few Christopher Nolan films that I've gotten a chance to see in IMAX.
But I did get to see this one in IMAX.
This was cinema. It's been awhile since a movie made me feel like was 8. It looked CRAZZZY.
I’ve never watched a movie so emotionally and mentally captivating. The best movie in my lifetime.
Top 10 movies of all time. Maybe even in my top 3.
Saw this two or three times at the theater. It was a religious experience. I watched this with my then partner... it was a special moment.
Not gonna forget this masterpiece!
At the end, Brand had her helmet off and took a very deep breath, meaning her theory about love really was true because her connection to Edmonds could have sent them to a planet fit for human life
She can breath at the end! The planet is inhabitable!!!
Kip Thorne is the theoretical physicist who helped with this movie. There's a book that he wrote that goes into detail about the physics and theoretical physics of the movie. It's a super interesting read!
“And now I’m the same age you were when you left” 🤯. What a scene
The docking scene is cinema at its finest.
Huge shoutout to your thumbnail artist that shit is hilarious every time
Btw the director responsible for this masterpiece is Christopher Nolan, who also did the Dark Knight trilogy, Inception and Prestige. He’s just the goat and my favorite director when it comes to storytelling. His track record is just unmatched.
I think it would be interesting to see your reaction to an underrated sci-fi/thriller called Strange Days (1995). It might be more relevant now than it was in the 90s.
Serious props on the tiger zord comparison to tars. I can honestly say as someone who's 40 that this is my favorite movie and that's saying a lot Glad you guys enjoyed it
22:25 wow I needed that break to get my emotions in check lmaooo great timing
39:40 this is not an other dimension. It's a rotating spacestation, to establish gravity. like the spinning ship he went of. with the data they could create a anti-gravity boster, to start huge ships from earth and leave the dying planet.
falling asleep all the time. never seen a reaction group less interested.
Great reaction guys 👍🏻
Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️
FINALLLLYY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS REACTION 😭😭😭
25:05 funny as hell, he said wake me up when y'all get there 😂
Watching and especially HEARING this movie in theatres was a crazy experience I would love to experience it again
The grandpa in the movie (Donald) was apparently born in 1997! I was born in 2001 so it feels like I could be like Donald one day😭😭
Bro are you just now finding out that people get old
Bro imagine me, I was born in '88...
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I'm born 29 October 2001
loved your reaction guys. If no one (surely someone has already), suggested reacting to Inception, you should do Inception. Nolan's movie before Interstellar.
Y’all need to watch arrival now as well
My favorite movie of all time. 🐐 reaction
And it’s crazy cause the research done to make this movie was later actually used by scientist for creating a better understanding of our universe
im subscribe from brazil , masterpiece forever
It's a cylindrical space station, that's why everything looks so warped. Artificial gravity keeps everyone kept to the ground, relative to what "down" is for them.
The guy didn't die from looking at the wave he was already being pulled by the tide and they couldn't move fast due to gravity. That's why they said gravity is punishing there, it may seem like he stopped but her not grabbing his arm caused him to not get in.
This reaction vid is what we need brooo
Yall's reaction was just like what I had when I first watched the movie. No skip
the stuff revolving around time travel is sci-fi, but whet they showed about relativity is true. If you lived in a planet with a stronger gravitational pull time would flow slower for you. The stronger the gravity, the slower the time. Your daughter could indeed grow older than you in just a few hours from your point of view.
A couple misconceptions Matthew McConaughey did not place the wormhole he was the bridge able to give murph the information to solve gravity which in turn meant that the human race can leave the earth and find a new home and therefore evolve as time goes on past the The dimensions that we are aware of.
tell mr giggle in the middle it was not really a comedy 😄
Greatest movie soundtrack of the modern era. Theme is iconic
You gotta watch the docking scene in a dark room with a 4k true HD TV with a sound system. Ong that will change your life. I hope they bring this movie back to IMAX for its 10th anniversary
Man. This movie is awesome. Watched it in the cinema when it was released and what an amazing experience it was. If this gets released again in the cinema, I suggest you watch it again especially in IMAX or 3D. It is very worth the money.
35:07 Pat's realisation was hilarious 😂😂
I realised it's far better to watch it with different people and get several perspectives that I wouldn't have thought of otherwise. I loved your after thoughts. Yall are highly intellectual haha
one of my favorite movies of all time. yall have to react to inception next!
I'm new to this channel after just watchin yall saving private ryan reaction 🤣 that was a lil rough, but it's honestly how I'd imagine my own friends would react to a war movie so ima stick around
The movie's concept came from science. Nearly all aspects of this movie, from the Blight to the Black Hole, were based on tangible ideas, even if not well understood...yet
Matthew McConaughey’s reaction to the family’s videos was his first take so he could get a real emotional reaction.