there are a couple of them out there - movies that are reasonably scientific and less SF: The Martian, Apollo 13, NOT Gravity..., 2001 , the recent one about the Moon landing .. can't remember the name, maybe Contact
@@stefannicolaescu294 Are you thinking of _First Man,_ the docudrama on Neil Armstrong? Yeah, that was a good movie, though its _pacing_ and barely-there original music score probably threw off a lot of viewers (and almost did me as well), and I don't think Armstrong was really _that_ quiet and withdrawn in reality but was deliberately played up to get the message across better. But it also shows that reality in space can be just as frightening and intense as anything a Hollywood writer could dream up. _Mission to Mars_ (2000) is an awkward and somewhat bizarre film that also didn't do well at the box office or win any awards, but it too played on the harsh dangers of real space travel. (It did also get _closer_ to showing what dying in a vacuum is really like more-so than Hollywood did in the past, but you still would not freeze-dry nearly as quickly as that guy did in the movie!) We don't talk about that heavily-distorted bullshit -contact- movie.
@@skyyward1605 well ..all of them have exaggerated features as they wouldn't be that entertaining otherwise. In Interstellar we discover that black holes are man made, in The Martian he cuts his suite to fly like Iron Man, in Apollo 13 everything is exaggerated for drama effect, like .. how to put a square filter in a round hole, in The First Man - Armstrong goes to the Moon to have closure with his dead child, in Contact they build a spaceship based on alien sketches, in Gravity her defense mechanism makes her hallucinate her boss to give her the strength to continue
@@RyanLubbockEdits that would not be the case, but for the time dilation to be that intense, the 60%-70% of the sky would be covered by gargantua because you need to be that closer to the black hole
Plot twist: it never did end, time keeps looping and We are at the beginning where nothing noticeable has actually occurred, and once it does, time loops back again to where We are now
Step 1 set movie to run on a device, like a tablet. Step 2 send tablet ,with movie running, into a black hole, as the tablet gets closer to the event horizon, to us the observer the movie speed runs slower and slower, until the tablet reaches the singularity point where the run time for the movie will be the same as the life span of the universe. Problem is that the light from the tablet eventually stops escaping the black hole as well.....
This movie taught me despite being 7 billion us on earth, how lonely we are. And this Gargentua and entire background music literally steals my breath away.
Honestly it makes me so emotional sometimes. I'm not terrified by the prospect of cosmic loneliness, but my goodness it's a melancholy feeling. Gargantua is 10 BILLION light years away from Earth in the film. That means light from that part of space would be hitting Earth from when it was only 3.8bn years old...
I think the best way to traverse a worm hole with out it collapsing is by having it near a black hole. Since time around a black hole is slowed down we can enter the worm hole before it collapses in on its self.
he completely ruined the movie with LOVE CAN BE QUANTIFIED or whatever it was. Like holy shit man. I was 16 when I saw that movie at the theater, completely blew me away until that fucking ending.
I prefer 2001 because of just how revolutionary it was for the time and how well it has held up, but I can very easily see how you could make the case of Interstellar being the best
@@ElysiumCreator Space Odyssey is definitely up there in terms of AMAZING but Interstellar just has that panache. Not to mention it features a supermassive black hole which is perhaps one of the most stupendously beautiful, yet terrifying object in the universe, absolutely SPOT ON music throughout the whole film, and CGI and astronomical modelling that will last decades and predated any actual visual observation of one either. Tbf if I had to choose one, I'd have no real idea which one to pick. I think Interstellar wins just because it's more utterly beautiful.
@@_zer05ive None of these people will tell you, but Jesus Christ is the Son of God and if you believe in Him, you will be saved! Narrow is the way to eternal life!
This is probably the number 1 movie that I regret never going to watch in theaters.. the first time I watched it, I just sat and stared at my television for 15 mins after the credits were done rolling. Movies like this, that invoke so much emotion are so rare in life. What a gem!
Same here. I was with my ex wife to see all the Nolan films prior...... And we divorced... I really hate myself to this day that i did not go see Interstellar at the Cinema. Prob one of the last true Cinematic blockbuster experiences for a long time.
Uh well just to rub it in--I saw this on IMAX at Melbourne ---the second biggest screen in the world 4 times...and I still did not do this movie justice..:(
I also didn't watch it in theatres but I'm glad I didn't. There were so many mind fuck moments that I would go back and rewatch scenes to fully understand 😂.
Same bro I didn't even know about it in 2014 it's crazy I spent about 15 minutes just sitting there aswell thinkin about life and everything that movie was the only thing to ever put me in a trance
@@jackdanila9893 It's really just the event horizon, there's still dead space on the other side of it for quite a while before getting to the actual black hole.
"The two most important days in your life are the day you are born, and the day you find out why." -Mark Twain. Edit: Did someone use pseudo-nihilist scent spray on me or something?
Why i was born? Because my parents fucked with each other. Stop being a pretentious pseudo intellectual idiot. Its not a deep comment, nor is it intelligent either. 99.9% of people dont have a purpose or use on this planet. I call it the Instagram effect: youre not the main character with a deep storyline, your life will be average and boring. You will probably never find your purpose besides having children. Stop making people believe everyone is special! Nobody is special, its luck/genetics that make you capable of things. Not a higher power. Stop being pretentious. Stop acting like youre smart. Youre not.
If only I could erase my memory and watch this film again from the start without knowing. One of the best ever made and as iconic as 2001 A Space Odyssey for its time.
I thought I was the only one... at the end after what you witnessed knowing that it is extremely accurate to how a black hole actually is, and seeing the camera zoom out to fully show this absolutely beautiful and extremely powerful and crazy natural phenomena... they are no longer theoretical... they are real. I’ve never been so amazed by something to the point of tears coming to my eye, I didn’t think that was possible for me but sure enough. I am completely moved. Edit: I’m blind and thought that you were just talking about this video, but yes interstellar is an amazing movie.
The idea of interdimensional beings is dumb. They wouldn't even perceive us as individual entities, just matter moving around inside a big simulation. It's like if you're looking through a microscope and you suddenly start caring about the well being of dust particles. Totally stupid. Even the basic premise that they can't farm on earth anymore is ridiculous. If they were that close to Gargantua they wouldn't be able to escape the gravity with rocket engines. And their ship would have been ripped to shreds.
Interstellar is probably the best movie of All time beacuse of All the right things. The only thing they missed was the fact that the Horizon event of a black hole is invisible
It's because the director, Christopher Nolan, worked closely with Kip Thorne, theoretical physicist professor and Nobel Prize winner during the making of the film. All the science behind the fiction had to be reviewed by him.
Sadly they also got alot of things wrong. Like that maneuver around the blackhole? You would need an insane amount of delta v and acceleration to change the orbit at all.
@Wischmopps as you get older you realise a lot of this stuff is about power fantasies. Remember 1969 which was supposed to be the start of a new era? What happened there?
@@stefannicolaescu294 I don't think it can top interstellar in terms of story tho, dont get me wrong, I loved that movie, and iam excited for upcoming parts, And about visuals and music they are stable euqal. Not gonna lie, Hans a gem of this century.
Declare whatever you want. But it still remains a matter of opinion. On top of that, it's complete fiction. Ergo it has no basis on reality. So keep wasting your life on useless tripe and dribble. Enjoy...
The music in this movie is haunting. The story and script is obviously amazing, and the acting, but the music took it to a whole other level that makes it an unforgettable film.
I would highly recommend flat earthers to keep safe distance from this. Cause they are still busy proving earth is flat while rest of busy what black holes are.😂
If you say it’s a movie, then let me remind you black holes were only in theory or let’s say in videos before April 10, 2019. It’s the date when we found Messier 87.
@@mayurapple3868 but scientists worket on that not nolan..even in interstellar it was kip thorne who gave idea and visualization of all the things ....i am die hearted fan of nolan but not a geek..
I hear you Shubhankar. When recommending this movie to others, I point out the background score by Hans Zimmer. He now rivals the great James Horner, IMHO.
Thats because Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer are brilliantly fascinated by "TIME". Like literally, they use time to make their art unique and outstanding. Each second at Millers planet is denoted by each beat in the background score played on that planet. Meaning thereby, each tick(second) you feel in the music is 0.7 days passing back on earth.
1:09 In the film, this scene had a background sound of rain. It had a strange effect on me. I was caught off guard, thinking of hearing the sound of the rain while flying past Saturn created a homely feeling. And then I remembered, this beautiful sound of rain and other things could be found nowhere except our lovely blue planet. I realised that I would feel suffocated if I have to live for years without the simple things of Earth. Great respect for all the present, past and of course future astronauts who are ready to make this wonderful sacrifice to expand the boundaries of human possibilities.
Nothing in cinematic history has ever gotten close to the feelings I experienced from this film. The score, the visuals, the dialogue…everything was perfect.
The movie that makes is feel the emptiness of space and the lonleliness of interstellar travel. The movie that makes us understand the vastness of the universe and makes us realize how tiny and vulnerable we are. Absolute brilliance.
Interstellar has been my absolute favourite movie for the last 7 years. Even though I was 12 when I first saw it, it has grown on me over the years. There were times when I would just listen to the soundtracks while studying mechanics. It's literally the reason I am graduating Cegep (school after high school here in Quebec) next September and I will finally be able to start my bachelor's degree in physics engineering, then pursuing my career as an aerospace engineer. This video reminds me why I have been so interested in space since I was a kid. Stars, black holes, exotic planets, astronomical phenomena. Since my youth, everything related to space has fascinated me. Now I can finally turn my interest in this field into reality.
I watched the Interstellar when i was 16 years old, now i'm 22, when i was done watching it i spent 1 hour looking over the night sky at the window, thinking about all the worlds there are. While it's a complicated film to grasp and understand from first watch i never watched it again because i want to keep that feeling it gave me then, life was easier, happier and all around a good time and i want to stuck with it as a time capsule. Maybe one day i will be ready again
@Taha LetsPlay Well... 2001: A Space Odyssey Stellaris Primer The Thing Stalker Metropolis Alien Blade Runner Just a few. By the way, I still think Interstellar is an amazing film, it’s one of my favourites - it’s just not the best sci-fi film ever made.
@@jacobking4504 I didn't say I wouldn't agree. I just wasn't sure. So, clearly, Alien is a fantastic movie. But I think in order to become a masterpiece you need more than great visuals and a flawless plot. You also need a deep subject. 2001, and I now also would add Blade Runner, hold up to those standards. But Alien And The Thing, don't. I agree they are great movies. But not on par with 2001 and Blade Runner.
This gives me such a fuzzy feeling, the first time I ever watched the movie.. I just had started high school, a big exam was coming up. I went to my friends house the day it happened, the last day of it, friday. We sat down and watched Interstellar, I at least cried 4 times. I just can't with these movies, they're so beautiful..
@@sebastianreyes7433 not American so maybe that's why I don't know them by name, and I'm not too fond of movies 😂 but aight imma check their work out 👍
I believe this movie wasn't given an Oscar's award for not including explicit scenes. All they wanna see is sex on the screen. Science is too much for dumb romance lovers. Well guess what? Interstellar doesn't need to be recognized by the pornographic parameters of Oscar's and it sure as hell did not need their praise. We see it & we testify it. This movie will be awarded many decades down the road when space travel is made prevalant.
@Giada_De_Low_Rent_Tits To the contrary in fact I think the way teen Murph and Cooper looked at each other during their emotional scene when they hug at the start of the movie before Cooper was about to take off; it was as if they were about to indulge in a passionate lip lock any moment. Such an incredibly strong aroma of incest should have aroused the senses of Hollywood to give this an Oscar.
It was given an Oscar for special effects, which I think it's well-deserved. But the story and the screenplay are too flawed in my opinion to be a serious contender for best movie. I think the movie is quite overrated, for instance on IMDB this is rated higher than Alien (1979). This is by no means a bad movie, but no way it's better than Alien. I don't want to insult the movie or something like that; in fact, I kinda like it. Still, I think it's funny that people consider this to be the ultimate "science" movie, when in fact it's full of scientific inaccuracies. Of course it's a good thing that it tries to explain some general scientific concepts to the large public, but strictly from a scientific point of view, most of the things that are happening in the movie are scientifically inaccurate (and pretty much impossible).
When I watched the movie for the first time, the black hole surprised me. At first I thought it was just a star, but then you see it’s a black hole and I couldn’t take my eyes off of it. Everyone got quiet, it was like we were all seeing a real black hole for the first time. I heard one guy tell, “incredible” and no one said anything. Because it was incredible to everyone. Truly spectacular
I don’t think we as people on earth can fully truly comprehend the size of space for ourselves. We read it, see pictures & videos. But we don’t see it with our own eyes. Just that alone is enough to really take the imagination to the next level. You would definitely feel so small. A spec of dust, compared to the vast void of nothingness. & this movie demonstrated just that.
Oscar is just a thing, this piece of art deserves more than just a frickin golden thing, it has emotions linked with it, they can’t be compared to an Oscar.
Trust me, while not many people in your circle might "feel" this film, you have an immeasurable amount around the world who do. All of us have been touched and inspired by this masterpiece of a film. I didn't appreciate it enough when I first watched it.
This movie always makes me cry. Science, Technology, Adventure, Love, Emotions, Passion, Trust, Lies, Patience, Sacrifice, Human Existence & so much more.
I am blessed to have been alive at a time to have been able to see this movie, in IMAX on opening week, in my prime, at a time when life was difficult in simply wonderful ways. RIP pre-2020
Zimmer's soundtrack is mesmerizing. That being said none of this movie is possible when humans are that close to a black hole. The radiation that close would kill you within minutes, in fact if you were likely within a billion miles of the event horizon you would not last very long and even if you did you would probably die within days from radiation poisoning. If you are close enough for time and space to warp you are way to close to survive. The amount of radiation and cosmic rays these things put of is almost immeasurable
Interstellar was a 10 out of 10, hopefully they will make a second one. FYI😃 that’s my birthday, and birth year!! I’m 21 years old, ‘bout to be 22!! What a coincidence
When they come back to the ship after leaving one of the planets, and you see the gentleman that was waiting on them and hes aged by 10 or more years, and he looks at them and says "I've waited years". That scene has touched me in a way ive never been touched before, By any movie. Relativity is astounding and terrifying
4:18 I love this shot, even if it’s terrifying. Really looks like their ship is barely gonna make it like they’re getting pulled into the hole, Cooper was a great pilot
In case anyone is interested, Gargantua as a name is a reference to a character by the French writer Rabelais. Gargantua is a giant who eats everything, from food and drink to knowledge and (it is suggested at many points) people too. Gargantua is hungry as much for food as for knowledge and sets out on a quest of discovery- something which surely ties into the film. Gargantua is also a father figure to his son Pantagruel. This of course also ties into the film very nicely as you'll all well very know. So in many ways the black hole is a mirror of the main character and just as he has to dig deep inside himself to find strength and answers and figure out his family problems, so does he literally enter into a black hole to find answers, a black hole which is a curious mirror of himself. (Mirror being an ironic term here I guess! Given no light can exit black holes...)
@@fhinnes sorry probably my sense of humour not translating into text. I was thanking you for your compliment and saying that really I was just here spouting stuff about a fav author and a fav film
I remember when this first came out I personally saw this in the theater, and most of the comments back then was how people were so confused about this movie. I'm glad that it's now getting the recognition it deserves
Every time I watch this movie or hear the soundtrack it gives me goosebumps. Imagine being out there for so long and for trillions and trillions of miles away when the only way u got to your destination was through a wormhole. With no way back realistically
I LOVED the visuals of this movie. Probably the most realistic I've seen so far! Especially LOVED how they rendered the black hole (Gargantuan). I imagine that's what Sagittarius A* must look like. Except it has Stars orbiting it!!!!
In a physical kind of way the wormhole _is_ Gargantua. This is how interstellar travels through wormholes works. The difference between wormhole and ‚its‘ black hole ‚origin‘ is just semantics.
Martin Krehl The wormhole is not the same as the black hole. It’s just a means of traversing the vast distance between the solar system, and point near the black hole, which is outside of the Milky Way.
I come back here from time to time, whenever I’m getting ready to open a new chapter in my life. Change is scary, and this reminds me that change can be for the better too.
"Think of the vastness of cosmos... And then think about the bloods we shed, and our foolish desires to rule others and becoming momentarily masters of a fraction of this tiny pale blue dot" - Carl Sagan
I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH i watched it 8 times from the date release until now, every year i rewatch it until i will rewatch this year after couple months
This is the movie which makes you Cry, Curious, Hyped, confused and wonder at the same time. The background score by Hans zimmer and those amazing shots🥺🥺❤️❤️.
i really liked the way they filmed the scenes from inside the ship looking out through endurance windows onto the projected image of the system. brilliant and made it seem far more real.
Gargantua was sublime. It looked like an endless golden sky that makes you feel infinitely small wrapped around everything and nothingness at the same time.
When TARS said that his honesty setting was 90%.. that means that that statement was only 90% true.. making his actual honesty setting at 81%.. Chew on that
That's not how it works. His honesty setting was set so that certain information wasn't given to disparage the crew from accomplishing their goal. You don't divide the percentage. If you're going to do that then you might as well keep going until it's 0%
i always use this music whenever i cant fall to sleep. plus it has the added benefit of causing lucid dreaming as well. Such a masterpiece. This music also healed my depression from last year.
This music is exactly the sounds my mind would create If I was in space, in this exact position as per the scene. The sounds are curious, haunting, nerve racking, and yet, beautiful, sincere and calming. What a bloody masterpiece!
The music. The unnerving yet beautiful atmosphere. The despair and raw emotion caused by what they had left behind. Everything about this movie is perfection. If it’s ever released at the theaters again I’ll be there on the first day. Nothing will ever match this masterpiece.
“Orbiting Gargantua” is what I’ve named cuddle time with my wife
:)) best comment
wiff ya own wife
Lol
Do you just orbit around your wife while she's sleeps?
How many astronomical units is her orbit from the Sun
I wish they made another movie like this, It’s one of my all time favorites!
there are a couple of them out there - movies that are reasonably scientific and less SF: The Martian, Apollo 13, NOT Gravity..., 2001 , the recent one about the Moon landing .. can't remember the name, maybe Contact
@@stefannicolaescu294
Are you thinking of _First Man,_ the docudrama on Neil Armstrong? Yeah, that was a good movie, though its _pacing_ and barely-there original music score probably threw off a lot of viewers (and almost did me as well), and I don't think Armstrong was really _that_ quiet and withdrawn in reality but was deliberately played up to get the message across better. But it also shows that reality in space can be just as frightening and intense as anything a Hollywood writer could dream up.
_Mission to Mars_ (2000) is an awkward and somewhat bizarre film that also didn't do well at the box office or win any awards, but it too played on the harsh dangers of real space travel. (It did also get _closer_ to showing what dying in a vacuum is really like more-so than Hollywood did in the past, but you still would not freeze-dry nearly as quickly as that guy did in the movie!)
We don't talk about that heavily-distorted bullshit -contact- movie.
Same here. I loved almost everything about it.
@@stefannicolaescu294 I don't find gravity that realistic
@@skyyward1605 well ..all of them have exaggerated features as they wouldn't be that entertaining otherwise. In Interstellar we discover that black holes are man made, in The Martian he cuts his suite to fly like Iron Man, in Apollo 13 everything is exaggerated for drama effect, like .. how to put a square filter in a round hole, in The First Man - Armstrong goes to the Moon to have closure with his dead child, in Contact they build a spaceship based on alien sketches, in Gravity her defense mechanism makes her hallucinate her boss to give her the strength to continue
1 hour has passed on Miller's planet since this masterclass of a movie has been released, let that sink in
yes bro 7 years
If you're gonna talk about real life, miller's planet would have been covered in molten aluminium, and not water, though 🤣
Time dilation is so weird.
@@J040PL7 Why would that be the case? genuinly curious haha
@@RyanLubbockEdits that would not be the case, but for the time dilation to be that intense, the 60%-70% of the sky would be covered by gargantua because you need to be that closer to the black hole
This movie should never end.
Everything ends sometime 😐.
Well, it technically lasted decades thanks to time dilation
Plot twist: it never did end, time keeps looping and We are at the beginning where nothing noticeable has actually occurred, and once it does, time loops back again to where We are now
It won't
Step 1 set movie to run on a device, like a tablet.
Step 2 send tablet ,with movie running, into a black hole, as the tablet gets closer to the event horizon, to us the observer the movie speed runs slower and slower, until the tablet reaches the singularity point where the run time for the movie will be the same as the life span of the universe.
Problem is that the light from the tablet eventually stops escaping the black hole as well.....
TARS, set goosebumps to 100%
100 likes = 100%
Make it 1000
Roger that!
How bout 90%
Pls meme
This movie taught me despite being 7 billion us on earth, how lonely we are. And this Gargentua and entire background music literally steals my breath away.
Honestly it makes me so emotional sometimes. I'm not terrified by the prospect of cosmic loneliness, but my goodness it's a melancholy feeling. Gargantua is 10 BILLION light years away from Earth in the film. That means light from that part of space would be hitting Earth from when it was only 3.8bn years old...
@@jameswilkes451 crazy stuff
@@jameswilkes451 you took my breath away 😨
@@jameswilkes451 It also means light emitting from it now would never reach Earth because it would be outran by cosmic inflation.
Lol lonely you maybe. Not me. Ahahaaha
The vastness the emptiness yet here we stand in this blue fragile pebble, refusing to work together.
Its called capitalism
I think the best way to traverse a worm hole with out it collapsing is by having it near a black hole. Since time around a black hole is slowed down we can enter the worm hole before it collapses in on its self.
@@davidfernandez9791 right
@@davidfernandez9791. Agreed.
@@1artillery1 but.... the wormhole would be operating on the same time scale as you... since... you are close enough to go into it.
Interstellar don't need oscar..
nolan doesn't need oscar..
OSCAR needs them..
oscar doesnt deserve them
he completely ruined the movie with LOVE CAN BE QUANTIFIED or whatever it was. Like holy shit man. I was 16 when I saw that movie at the theater, completely blew me away until that fucking ending.
Oscars are for black people for validation.
Who’s Oscar?
@@maruanopl8756 whoever validated you must have been having a real off day..
I still can't understand how they made this masterpiece. Best movie i've ever seen.
Yea mee too
same here
I prefer 2001 because of just how revolutionary it was for the time and how well it has held up, but I can very easily see how you could make the case of Interstellar being the best
One of the best movies I seen
@@ElysiumCreator Space Odyssey is definitely up there in terms of AMAZING but Interstellar just has that panache. Not to mention it features a supermassive black hole which is perhaps one of the most stupendously beautiful, yet terrifying object in the universe, absolutely SPOT ON music throughout the whole film, and CGI and astronomical modelling that will last decades and predated any actual visual observation of one either.
Tbf if I had to choose one, I'd have no real idea which one to pick. I think Interstellar wins just because it's more utterly beautiful.
If i end up in a quantic tesseract i'll push books to tell my past self to go watch this film in a theater
@Coder boi damn
@Coder boi bro i was thinking about doing that, then you said it..... Damn
Well you've probably already got the message from your future self since I suppose you saw the film.
I would tell my sperm-cell me do not go for the egg.
@@_zer05ive None of these people will tell you, but Jesus Christ is the Son of God and if you believe in Him, you will be saved! Narrow is the way to eternal life!
This is probably the number 1 movie that I regret never going to watch in theaters.. the first time I watched it, I just sat and stared at my television for 15 mins after the credits were done rolling. Movies like this, that invoke so much emotion are so rare in life. What a gem!
Same here. I was with my ex wife to see all the Nolan films prior...... And we divorced... I really hate myself to this day that i did not go see Interstellar at the Cinema. Prob one of the last true Cinematic blockbuster experiences for a long time.
Dude can we stop the spinning
Uh well just to rub it in--I saw this on IMAX at Melbourne ---the second biggest screen in the world 4 times...and I still did not do this movie justice..:(
I also didn't watch it in theatres but I'm glad I didn't. There were so many mind fuck moments that I would go back and rewatch scenes to fully understand 😂.
Same bro I didn't even know about it in 2014 it's crazy I spent about 15 minutes just sitting there aswell thinkin about life and everything that movie was the only thing to ever put me in a trance
3:55 is one of the most beautiful and terrifying shots ever
Seeing the scale of the black hole to the ship really unnerved me for a second
Imagine you or me being there
@@Dylank001 i don't understand that is that black hole ?
@@varman7082 yes it's a black hole
@@jackdanila9893 It's really just the event horizon, there's still dead space on the other side of it for quite a while before getting to the actual black hole.
Anyone else get depressed when you realize that we won’t ever be able to actually see stuff like this with our own eyes?
Me
Yes
yeah..
no
Yeah, how would someone create something that didn't need light to produce an image
Amazing movie. One of the greatest injustices of the Oscar.
i agree with you but i think the sf movie never won oscars ... it's sad
I am french, and interstellar it's my favorite movie and i see a lot movies in my life. Interstellar it's a amazing movie
@@JolanGrenier and why should we care if you are French or not?
@@theicekiller7574 because i speak English not well😅
@@theicekiller7574 why so mean? that was unnecessary
"The two most important days in your life are the day you are born, and the day you find out why."
-Mark Twain.
Edit: Did someone use pseudo-nihilist scent spray on me or something?
Gabriel And did you find out why?
Very intellectual comment💙
Ah yes, sex ed class.
"And the day you watch Interstellar"
Why i was born? Because my parents fucked with each other.
Stop being a pretentious pseudo intellectual idiot.
Its not a deep comment, nor is it intelligent either. 99.9% of people dont have a purpose or use on this planet.
I call it the Instagram effect: youre not the main character with a deep storyline, your life will be average and boring. You will probably never find your purpose besides having children. Stop making people believe everyone is special! Nobody is special, its luck/genetics that make you capable of things. Not a higher power.
Stop being pretentious. Stop acting like youre smart. Youre not.
If only I could erase my memory and watch this film again from the start without knowing. One of the best ever made and as iconic as 2001 A Space Odyssey for its time.
I want to do that too 😕
Bitch pelase! 2001 A Space Odyssey , that movie is SOOOOO BORING!
me la You’re joking right?
@@Ognyan397 I'm glad you think that. Its not meant for pea-brain people like yourself to understand.
Totally
This movie was absolutely beautiful and made me cry twice.
:) i'm glad
@@stefannicolaescu294 Thank you for uploading this.
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@@stefannicolaescu294 Alright, I'll check it out. :D
I thought I was the only one... at the end after what you witnessed knowing that it is extremely accurate to how a black hole actually is, and seeing the camera zoom out to fully show this absolutely beautiful and extremely powerful and crazy natural phenomena... they are no longer theoretical... they are real. I’ve never been so amazed by something to the point of tears coming to my eye, I didn’t think that was possible for me but sure enough. I am completely moved.
Edit: I’m blind and thought that you were just talking about this video, but yes interstellar is an amazing movie.
It’s kind of ridiculous that people don’t realize how good interstellar is.
I love the movie too but come on calling it underrated is a bit of a stretch. Def has a huge fan following.
Yeah dude you're the only one who realizes that
Just watched it today, and it's..............
AMAZING!
The idea of interdimensional beings is dumb. They wouldn't even perceive us as individual entities, just matter moving around inside a big simulation. It's like if you're looking through a microscope and you suddenly start caring about the well being of dust particles. Totally stupid. Even the basic premise that they can't farm on earth anymore is ridiculous. If they were that close to Gargantua they wouldn't be able to escape the gravity with rocket engines. And their ship would have been ripped to shreds.
One of the most highly rated films of all time, and it won an Oscar.
But yeah, "people don't realize how good" it is.
It is amazing how many things they got right in this movie
Interstellar is probably the best movie of All time beacuse of All the right things. The only thing they missed was the fact that the Horizon event of a black hole is invisible
@@joaoszn2023 which is pretty amazing for a movie several years old before we understood as much as we do now, and with actually photographic evidence
It's because the director, Christopher Nolan, worked closely with Kip Thorne, theoretical physicist professor and Nobel Prize winner during the making of the film. All the science behind the fiction had to be reviewed by him.
@@NineLocksChest. And the artists working with the scientists when creating the images of Gargantua.
Sadly they also got alot of things wrong. Like that maneuver around the blackhole? You would need an insane amount of delta v and acceleration to change the orbit at all.
Mankind was born on earth
It was never meant to die here.
It will.Nothing can stop that.Your comment shows you cannot accept the inevitability of death
Nihilistcentral UK Its a quote from the movie. I did not say that. Have you even watched it bruh?!
@@VISHNUSINGH-gi8rd it was really good but I don't like that prediction.It wont happen
@Wischmopps as you get older you realise a lot of this stuff is about power fantasies. Remember 1969 which was supposed to be the start of a new era? What happened there?
Death is not the ultimate truth. Its a darkness till the light of knowledge comes.
I think Interstellar should be declared as the BEST SCI-FI movie ever made
Dune: hold my beer
@@stefannicolaescu294 I don't think it can top interstellar in terms of story tho, dont get me wrong, I loved that movie, and iam excited for upcoming parts, And about visuals and music they are stable euqal. Not gonna lie, Hans a gem of this century.
2001
The Man from Earth
Blade Runner
Alien
Declare whatever you want. But it still remains a matter of opinion. On top of that, it's complete fiction. Ergo it has no basis on reality. So keep wasting your life on useless tripe and dribble. Enjoy...
@@jeffmorin5867 with that attitude you’ll neva see these things in person
I believe that this scene is going to be famous these days
no
people google "interstellar black hole scene"
That's why it got recommended..
@@nithincbabu8460 it wasn't recommended when i wrote that comment
@@osamayakoubi69 Are you sure? It has over 2 million views.
Chris Nolan: I’ve made another masterpiece! But still needs that little extra “oomph”
Hans Zimmer: Perhaps I could be of some assistance
The music in this movie is haunting. The story and script is obviously amazing, and the acting, but the music took it to a whole other level that makes it an unforgettable film.
“Black holes are where God divided by zero.” - Albert Enstein
love it!
He ain't lying
"Don't believe everything you read on the internet" - Plato
@PKD Orion 682?
Einstein was a fraud.Tesla was the Genius.
Flat earthers will say this is fake
I would highly recommend flat earthers to keep safe distance from this. Cause they are still busy proving earth is flat while rest of busy what black holes are.😂
Don't be so nasty to Flat Earthers. You'll push them over the edge.
After all it is a movie i love it but it doesn't mean it is reality ...it is totally fiction
If you say it’s a movie, then let me remind you black holes were only in theory or let’s say in videos before April 10, 2019. It’s the date when we found Messier 87.
@@mayurapple3868 but scientists worket on that not nolan..even in interstellar it was kip thorne who gave idea and visualization of all the things ....i am die hearted fan of nolan but not a geek..
One of the most intriguing & fascinating movies and soundtrack ever made.
The movie background score is perfect
i wanna say thank you, but i didn't wrote it :)
I hear you Shubhankar. When recommending this movie to others, I point out the background score by Hans Zimmer. He now rivals the great James Horner, IMHO.
Yes lovely lovely music
Thats because Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer are brilliantly fascinated by "TIME". Like literally, they use time to make their art unique and outstanding. Each second at Millers planet is denoted by each beat in the background score played on that planet. Meaning thereby, each tick(second) you feel in the music is 0.7 days passing back on earth.
1:09 In the film, this scene had a background sound of rain. It had a strange effect on me. I was caught off guard, thinking of hearing the sound of the rain while flying past Saturn created a homely feeling. And then I remembered, this beautiful sound of rain and other things could be found nowhere except our lovely blue planet. I realised that I would feel suffocated if I have to live for years without the simple things of Earth. Great respect for all the present, past and of course future astronauts who are ready to make this wonderful sacrifice to expand the boundaries of human possibilities.
Nothing in cinematic history has ever gotten close to the feelings I experienced from this film. The score, the visuals, the dialogue…everything was perfect.
This is not just a movie.Its also a science lesson.Well done Nolan and his team.
The movie that makes is feel the emptiness of space and the lonleliness of interstellar travel. The movie that makes us understand the vastness of the universe and makes us realize how tiny and vulnerable we are. Absolute brilliance.
"Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light." Dylan Thomas
this movie is one of the reasons im majoring in physics
.....but not in punctuation.
Interstellar has been my absolute favourite movie for the last 7 years. Even though I was 12 when I first saw it, it has grown on me over the years. There were times when I would just listen to the soundtracks while studying mechanics. It's literally the reason I am graduating Cegep (school after high school here in Quebec) next September and I will finally be able to start my bachelor's degree in physics engineering, then pursuing my career as an aerospace engineer. This video reminds me why I have been so interested in space since I was a kid. Stars, black holes, exotic planets, astronomical phenomena. Since my youth, everything related to space has fascinated me. Now I can finally turn my interest in this field into reality.
Come here again when you do it my mate. I would really like to see you succeed!!
yeah, me too:) good luck.
I can’t be the only who was getting CHILLS over the insane soundtrack.
TARS = It's not possible
COOP = No its necessary..
Case*
Tars did not try to stop Cooper
I watched the Interstellar when i was 16 years old, now i'm 22, when i was done watching it i spent 1 hour looking over the night sky at the window, thinking about all the worlds there are. While it's a complicated film to grasp and understand from first watch i never watched it again because i want to keep that feeling it gave me then, life was easier, happier and all around a good time and i want to stuck with it as a time capsule. Maybe one day i will be ready again
Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer , inarguably the best couple!
No question!
yeah they should have a kid, he would be unstoppable.
They’re not gay lol, but I get what you’re saying
@@burningfury4065 Lmao
You call them best duo..
Interstellar is undoubtedly the best sci-fi movie ever made in the history of mankind
No it’s not lol
@Taha LetsPlay Well...
2001: A Space Odyssey
Stellaris
Primer
The Thing
Stalker
Metropolis
Alien
Blade Runner
Just a few. By the way, I still think Interstellar is an amazing film, it’s one of my favourites - it’s just not the best sci-fi film ever made.
@@jacobking4504 I am not so sure about your list. But I would agree on 2001
@@patrickmuller3248 What don't you agree with?
@@jacobking4504 I didn't say I wouldn't agree. I just wasn't sure. So, clearly, Alien is a fantastic movie. But I think in order to become a masterpiece you need more than great visuals and a flawless plot. You also need a deep subject. 2001, and I now also would add Blade Runner, hold up to those standards. But Alien And The Thing, don't. I agree they are great movies. But not on par with 2001 and Blade Runner.
This gives me such a fuzzy feeling, the first time I ever watched the movie.. I just had started high school, a big exam was coming up. I went to my friends house the day it happened, the last day of it, friday. We sat down and watched Interstellar, I at least cried 4 times. I just can't with these movies, they're so beautiful..
only Nolan can make these superb sci-fi movies. He has the detail of Stanley Kubrick and the ambition of James Cameron.
don't know who those other 2 are but seems they're good
@@mustafaaa772 bruh
@@sebastianreyes7433 ? Is it a sin not knowing them 2?
@@mustafaaa772 well, they are really famous in the cinema industry, so if you are interested in films you should know them (if not then it's ok)
@@sebastianreyes7433 not American so maybe that's why I don't know them by name, and I'm not too fond of movies 😂 but aight imma check their work out 👍
I believe this movie wasn't given an Oscar's award for not including explicit scenes. All they wanna see is sex on the screen. Science is too much for dumb romance lovers. Well guess what? Interstellar doesn't need to be recognized by the pornographic parameters of Oscar's and it sure as hell did not need their praise. We see it & we testify it. This movie will be awarded many decades down the road when space travel is made prevalant.
@Giada_De_Low_Rent_Tits To the contrary in fact I think the way teen Murph and Cooper looked at each other during their emotional scene when they hug at the start of the movie before Cooper was about to take off; it was as if they were about to indulge in a passionate lip lock any moment. Such an incredibly strong aroma of incest should have aroused the senses of Hollywood to give this an Oscar.
Fuck romance. Give me Physics.
They want Murph to be banged by his bro or Dr. Brand banging his son
Oscars is an out of date institution.
It was given an Oscar for special effects, which I think it's well-deserved. But the story and the screenplay are too flawed in my opinion to be a serious contender for best movie. I think the movie is quite overrated, for instance on IMDB this is rated higher than Alien (1979). This is by no means a bad movie, but no way it's better than Alien.
I don't want to insult the movie or something like that; in fact, I kinda like it. Still, I think it's funny that people consider this to be the ultimate "science" movie, when in fact it's full of scientific inaccuracies. Of course it's a good thing that it tries to explain some general scientific concepts to the large public, but strictly from a scientific point of view, most of the things that are happening in the movie are scientifically inaccurate (and pretty much impossible).
When I watched the movie for the first time, the black hole surprised me. At first I thought it was just a star, but then you see it’s a black hole and I couldn’t take my eyes off of it. Everyone got quiet, it was like we were all seeing a real black hole for the first time. I heard one guy tell, “incredible” and no one said anything. Because it was incredible to everyone. Truly spectacular
This was the most fun I've had watching a movie. The visuals of space and black holes is just so fascinating.
they coulda literally made it a 3 hr render of gargantua from different angles and distances, and i would've rated it 10 stars out of 5.
It's a movie about far deep space, yet it make us think of the closest things - the people we love.
this is hands down the most awe inspiring and beautiful movie i have ever watched
I don’t think we as people on earth can fully truly comprehend the size of space for ourselves. We read it, see pictures & videos. But we don’t see it with our own eyes. Just that alone is enough to really take the imagination to the next level. You would definitely feel so small. A spec of dust, compared to the vast void of nothingness. & this movie demonstrated just that.
I wish I could take a trip through space. Looking out the window and seeing planets, nebulas, galaxies etc from my pov would be breathtaking.
Oscar is just a thing, this piece of art deserves more than just a frickin golden thing, it has emotions linked with it, they can’t be compared to an Oscar.
This movie has the greatest visuals of all time. It's my favorite movie and not many people seem to get it.
Its my fave but to sad.
Trust me, while not many people in your circle might "feel" this film, you have an immeasurable amount around the world who do. All of us have been touched and inspired by this masterpiece of a film. I didn't appreciate it enough when I first watched it.
It's a very popular movie. Lots of people "get it" lol
You're telling me this movie had better visuals than avatar?
@@Mr.Death101 Yes 100% this move has better visuals than Avatar. My opinion
This movie always makes me cry. Science, Technology, Adventure, Love, Emotions, Passion, Trust, Lies, Patience, Sacrifice, Human Existence & so much more.
For real it was everything 🥲
This isn't a movie, it's a feeling.
the scene where the spacecraft was rotating counter clock wise... it felt like the time was going backwards
In my completely sincere opinion this is by light years the best sci-fi movie ever made and one of the best movies ever made
yup
Staying alone in a lifeless subzero ice world for 35 years, anyone would lose their mind. Poor Damon..
ya, poor actor had to fake that :D
It still wasn't as long as he's waited to get on Jimmy Kimmel
Man I’m in love with the soundtrack to this movie!
Hans zimmer is a master
That's Hans Zimmer for you
I am blessed to have been alive at a time to have been able to see this movie, in IMAX on opening week, in my prime, at a time when life was difficult in simply wonderful ways. RIP pre-2020
Zimmer's soundtrack is mesmerizing. That being said none of this movie is possible when humans are that close to a black hole. The radiation that close would kill you within minutes, in fact if you were likely within a billion miles of the event horizon you would not last very long and even if you did you would probably die within days from radiation poisoning. If you are close enough for time and space to warp you are way to close to survive. The amount of radiation and cosmic rays these things put of is almost immeasurable
Interstellar was a 10 out of 10, hopefully they will make a second one.
FYI😃 that’s my birthday, and birth year!! I’m 21 years old, ‘bout to be 22!! What a coincidence
Wish you many Happy Birthdays to come.😃🎉🎉
When they come back to the ship after leaving one of the planets, and you see the gentleman that was waiting on them and hes aged by 10 or more years, and he looks at them and says "I've waited years". That scene has touched me in a way ive never been touched before, By any movie. Relativity is astounding and terrifying
4:18 I love this shot, even if it’s terrifying. Really looks like their ship is barely gonna make it like they’re getting pulled into the hole, Cooper was a great pilot
In case anyone is interested, Gargantua as a name is a reference to a character by the French writer Rabelais. Gargantua is a giant who eats everything, from food and drink to knowledge and (it is suggested at many points) people too. Gargantua is hungry as much for food as for knowledge and sets out on a quest of discovery- something which surely ties into the film. Gargantua is also a father figure to his son Pantagruel. This of course also ties into the film very nicely as you'll all well very know. So in many ways the black hole is a mirror of the main character and just as he has to dig deep inside himself to find strength and answers and figure out his family problems, so does he literally enter into a black hole to find answers, a black hole which is a curious mirror of himself. (Mirror being an ironic term here I guess! Given no light can exit black holes...)
This is a great mini essay or a thesis statement
@@fhinnes *curtseys* Rabelais is one of my favourite writers
@@jameshoyle8950 wait. What?
@@fhinnes sorry probably my sense of humour not translating into text. I was thanking you for your compliment and saying that really I was just here spouting stuff about a fav author and a fav film
A bit like the spider in lotr
No matter how many times I see this, every time I fall for it.
I remember when this first came out I personally saw this in the theater, and most of the comments back then was how people were so confused about this movie. I'm glad that it's now getting the recognition it deserves
This movie makes me think about everything that happened in my life... The good and the bad moments ....
Thanks to Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer
I saw this movie for the first time late at night on the back of an airline seat over the Pacific Ocean knowing nothing about it. It was incredible.
While scene is showing me what is happening, the sound running in the background transported me into the Interstellar space..
Music is sooo freaking good. Movie is a masterpiece .
This movie gave me every emotion that exists. Hope, despair, and every single one in between. A masterpiece.
Every time I watch this movie or hear the soundtrack it gives me goosebumps. Imagine being out there for so long and for trillions and trillions of miles away when the only way u got to your destination was through a wormhole. With no way back realistically
Since I was a child, I would look at the stars, on a clear night, and know that I somehow belong up there.
Going on an Interstellar scenes binge and how I wish I could unsee this movie to relieve the first time watching this masterpiece.
I LOVED the visuals of this movie. Probably the most realistic I've seen so far! Especially LOVED how they rendered the black hole (Gargantuan). I imagine that's what Sagittarius A* must look like. Except it has Stars orbiting it!!!!
The beginning part is not gargantua. It’s the wormhole
In a physical kind of way the wormhole _is_ Gargantua. This is how interstellar travels through wormholes works. The difference between wormhole and ‚its‘ black hole ‚origin‘ is just semantics.
Martin Krehl The wormhole is not the same as the black hole. It’s just a means of traversing the vast distance between the solar system, and point near the black hole, which is outside of the Milky Way.
@@martinkrehl1478 No, a wormhole cannot be a black hole. Two completely different things.
The beginning part is not the wormhole, either, it's Earth.
@@mahna_mahna that's kinda obvious you poopy head.
James Horner & Hans Zimmer are truly god gifted. Their music always makes me cry. 😭😭😭
My only WISH in life is to be taken somewhere in space, thrown out into a wormhole with this song in the background. Just imagine that
I'll pass on that lol. But you have guts and ambition!
well, you wouldn't be able to hear it anyway
Nolan makes THE best movies. Zimmer produces THE best scores. Their collaborations are truly epic.
I come back here from time to time, whenever I’m getting ready to open a new chapter in my life. Change is scary, and this reminds me that change can be for the better too.
Kind of in the same page here and I plan on rewatching this film tonight.
There is something beautiful about this movie which I can't explain.
"Think of the vastness of cosmos... And then think about the bloods we shed, and our foolish desires to rule others and becoming momentarily masters of a fraction of this tiny pale blue dot"
- Carl Sagan
I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH
i watched it 8 times from the date release until now, every year i rewatch it until i will rewatch this year after couple months
This is the movie which makes you Cry, Curious, Hyped, confused and wonder at the same time. The background score by Hans zimmer and those amazing shots🥺🥺❤️❤️.
i really liked the way they filmed the scenes from inside the ship looking out through endurance windows onto the projected image of the system. brilliant and made it seem far more real.
Interstellar transported us to another world emotionally. There are so many amazing space movies, but this one just stands out💙
That music is a piece of art and will never be topped again 🔥🔥
Gargantua was sublime. It looked like an endless golden sky that makes you feel infinitely small wrapped around everything and nothingness at the same time.
"Why do you want to orbit a black hole?"
"Because we can"
When TARS said that his honesty setting was 90%.. that means that that statement was only 90% true.. making his actual honesty setting at 81%.. Chew on that
I dont think thats right
That's not how it works. His honesty setting was set so that certain information wasn't given to disparage the crew from accomplishing their goal. You don't divide the percentage. If you're going to do that then you might as well keep going until it's 0%
"That means your 100% is only... *taps on calculator* 82%! Yer fired mate."
i always use this music whenever i cant fall to sleep. plus it has the added benefit of causing lucid dreaming as well. Such a masterpiece. This music also healed my depression from last year.
i love how the music makes you feel so small compared to the massive cosmic power of space and time
in a matter of a couple years humans can actually go to space recreationally..definitely something I’d want to experience before I go 😍
This music is exactly the sounds my mind would create If I was in space, in this exact position as per the scene. The sounds are curious, haunting, nerve racking, and yet, beautiful, sincere and calming. What a bloody masterpiece!
Without any of the characters shown... I felt the music to be more impactful. A greater sense of isolation. Thank you for this video! Beautiful
I love the choice of organs for the music in this film. A film about science scored like a church.
This music connects me right thru space,I cannot explain.With every single constellation. Spacex you are unique.
Tars should have won an academy award for best supporting role.
The music. The unnerving yet beautiful atmosphere. The despair and raw emotion caused by what they had left behind. Everything about this movie is perfection. If it’s ever released at the theaters again I’ll be there on the first day. Nothing will ever match this masterpiece.
Honesty, the BGM + the silence makes it terrifying!🥵