Love is a complex thing, especially for your family. She really did hate him for leaving her but just because she hated that he left doesn’t mean that she didn’t still love him. As they said love is something that transcends. You have love for those that have wronged you, you have love for those that die, love isn’t quantifiable, it isn’t black or white.
Damn that screaming while he’s pounding on the bookshelf gets me every time. He really sells the idea that he’s trying to stop himself from leaving and missing out on his children’s entire lives.
@@reee1310 he's in the tesseract now and he's trying to change the past. Basically he's telling murph using morse code to make his past self stay so he doesn't go on a suicide mission to save humanity; at this point, he regrets going to space to try to save the human race and instead wishes he stayed and grew up with his daughter and son, but alas, you can't change the past, and he isn't successful in getting his past self to stay
Then watch the movie. It’s the most gut wrenching line in any movie I’ve ever seen. I’m a little bit more on the emotional side but not what you might call an “emotional person” and by the time he gets around to his first “Dont let me leave, Murph” I’ve broken down and tears are streaming down my face.
joe man Not so much an interpretation, I just thought that the ending was somewhat unsatisfying, especially how the station treated Cooper. Also, there are two loopholes, one being explainable but not directly explained; who created the wormhole in the first place. The second being how Cooper was even able to exit the event horizon. Two blatant Deus Ex Machina moments that were sort of explained as "humans eventually understood wormholes." That doesn't really satisfy me, but I can deal with it and say that this movie is, at least, a great drama reguardless of if the scenarios Coop finds himself in are perfectly outlined or not. Don't be so condescending in the way you talk to people please. If I were in a worse mood I probably would have just told you to "fuck off".
+Orange Tortoise How old are you? You will probably say you are older than 12. But if you actually think that transformers is better than godfather is insane
Cooper could've just stayed at home farming, been there to watch his kids and grandkids, and then died old, but instead he left earth on a suicide mission to save them. With his children resenting him because they think he just abandoned them. Sometimes our parents do seemingly bad things to us for our own good, but the reason they do it comes from the deepest love that exists in the universe.
You'd probably have some jerk try to open a pack of candies for 5 minutes or talk during the whole movie. Seeing this on a big screen was amazing, but these kinds of things can ruin your first time experience.
+na nguyen I watched it on IMAX screen with my dad which I think is the best decision I've ever made with any movie, especially since the father daughter relationship is such an emotional and touching aspect of the movie, it moved me so much and was such an amazing viewing experience. Felt as though I was in space with Cooper, mesmerizing.
This father-daughter story is by far the best parent-child fictional story I saw so far in my life and I've watched zillions of movies, tv shows, etc, party the reason why Interstellar is one of the best movies I've saw in my life, truly amazing.
When you watch the movie again you realize that Cooper says "don't make me leave like this" and "don't let me leave" roughly at the same time on the two sides of the bookshelf. It somehow makes the scene at the beginning even more emotional.
NightGraveHunting Both statements are true. A combination of everything, from acting, to score, to the entire direction, this movie is labeled as my favourite Sci-Fi movie in a long time.
Nicholas Persaud Out of all the Sci-Fi movies I've watched (which really isn't a lot) Interstellar is the best. What did you think of Mackenzie Foy's acting as Young Murph?
Nicholas Persaud I know. When she was crying on the bed before Matthew left, it really felt like a real father/daughter relationship and the dad has to leave for a certain amount of time and doesn't know when he'll be back.
A crying scream from a father to his daughter saying”don’t let me leave”realizing that he’ll never see his child again,even when he traveled to time and space seeing things no one could ever imagine,that’s what makes this movie from fiction to a real feeling.
“Even if you communicate it here, she won’t understand it’s significance, for years.” Gotta be one of the greatest and one of the deepest scenes in a movie, ever.
In the world where Interstellar has 71% on RottenTomatoes while Star Wars The Force Awakens sits at 94% you kinda know those people you call critics have learned to criticize films they don't understand, while constantly praising films as unsophisticated as the autobots saga.
***** Who doesn't have any family issue, right ? When she tells him to leave because no father should have to watch their daughter die ... man, that was hard .. lol
This movie was years ahead of its time and that’s why no one really gave it the attention it deserves it should be up there with titanic and avatar Edit: I did not mean in terms of quality but of how well known and popular the film turned out to be compared to these films
This scene has been resonating with me lately, I see myself in Cooper's shoes seeing my dad leave for the hospital wishing I had held him longer one last time. He passed away yesterday and I wish I could have said how much I loved and appreciated him and how grateful I was to have a dad like him.
+Julian George -i know right RT f*cked this movie over big time ,made me doubt watching this movie, until i heard it was directed by Christopher Nolan, then i had to watch it. Hands down one of the best movies I've ever seen in my entire life, seriously.
+Julian George Dude people take RT too literally. If something get 74% it doesn't mean the movie is only 74% good whereas something like Furious 7 is 85% good. It simply means that 74% of the 100+ critics that reviewed the film gave it a positive review. 7 critics could have given the film absolutely raving reviews saying its the best science fiction film of all time and 3 could say it was just okay but too flawed to give a thumbs up and the aggregate score would average out to 70%. It's not a very good system for judging movies. Since the only way anyone can objectively judge a movie is by looking at consensus, imdb is much more accurate because it takes into account hundreds of thousands of reviews and averages out the score each user awarded it.
Yeah I've been looking at imdb's ,movie rating more than RT's, because I've watched some great movies that RT rated really low. Sometimes I'm just baffled on some of the movie ratings. "Some"
To be honest I'm not that kind of the emotional guys and cry most of the sad movies, but that scene made me tears a little bit, Matthew is an amazing actor
MOHAMMAD ALSHAMMARI To be honest on this particular scene I didnt cry, but man when he was watching the video messages from his children I was crying like a little bitch....
It's like looking at your own life, having to look at your biggest regrets, and telling your old self to just stop it. I feel for him here. I'm sure everyone has regrets.
@@83DCB but the woman who played murph as an adult kinda destroyed the moment because her acting should've been better when she realized it was him all along her reaction could've been more emotional I mean Cooper broke in that moment but she was smiling like it was you 😀
I just watched it for the first time. I am utterly mind blown by it and this EASILY tops every other movie I've ever seen. It made me care for every character more than just them being filler. I wanted something to happen and I was intent on watching every detail nervous and excited at the same time to see what would happen
that mean's every person character star did their job in tha movie if ya 🏝👀💯💯🔥😁🏝👀felt it powerful strongly in tha beginning middle and end of tha movie....they all needed to win especially ellen burstyn old murph and the girl who played child murph and who played adult murph mathew mcCartney yeaaa..s he as father cooper to murph 🏝🛎🧳🛸🧳🙏❤💋🙏🎉💵🎥🎞🎬🙏🙏🔥🎬📽🎞📺📼📸😁🙌🤲🛸🛎🧳⏳🛰🚀🚡❤🎉💛🙏
0:56 this to me is one of the most heart breaking scenes of cinema, Cooper knows that he broke his promise to Murph, and that right there was his last chance to change things, yet it didn’t happen. And Matthew’s acting here is just perfect for how sad it is.
Imagine being able to watch yourself do something you regret infinitely. And to add to that, you regret it because you're hurting someone you love. That would be hell. I remember when I first saw Cooper enter the tesseract. I thought that he was going to be trapped in there forever. lol. Then he had to constantly see himself leaving murph (of course until he understands the tesseract). Image if you were Cooper. Anyone else could have gone insane.
This was an amazing movie, a true masterpiece. It dived into some serious physics, that even professors don’t understand, it conveyed a story full of emotions and tension, and the music was on spot. It’s shows off relativity, dimensions and time, in a way that we can all understand. It pulled men into tears, and made professors bow before it. It is an amazing piece of art, and will be for a long time.
@TurboCMinusMinus what you dont get is that the black hole isnt really a black hole but a five dimentional construct controled by beings beyond our understanding
@TurboCMinusMinus u are right, you would get pulled in like a Spaghetti, the feet first, if you Position like that and yeah, but yeah it is a 5dimensional construct, and we dont even learned how to Control 4d
This kind of thing was started when the universe formed. It's a kind of whirlpool that spits you out the other side and you go back in again. And it has infinite variations. This is one.
“Don’t let me leave Murph”. Most gut wrenching crushing moment in the film (arguably ANY film), all alone in the vacuum of space for eternity, is then immediately followed by the comforting voice of TARS and a meagre of hope is rekindled. If this isn’t genius I don’t know what is…
Imagine if this is what happens to us when we die, forever trapped in a point in time, desperate to do anything to keep us alive, perhaps ghosts are not trying to terrify us, they are just scared and try to change everything to be alive again.
No matter how many times I watch this I still cry every time. One of the most touching scenes ever. She realized he was her ghost the whole time...I love it.
The guy is in space, on a mission to look for a habitable planet, cos the earth is on the brink of extinction. as an unknown disease is spreading, that affects the crops, so they come across a planet that looks habitable, but the problem is it is near to black hole named gargantua, long story short 1 hour on this planet is equal to 7 years on earth and on the spaceship from where he went on mission, something goes wrong and a lot of time is wasted almost 20 years. And when they are back on the ship he looks msgs of his son and daughter that are now grown up and about his age.
He enters the black hole (gargantua) and within the blackhole there is a tesseract. Which is basically infinite 3 dimensions ontop of eachother. Or the 5th dimension as a 3rd dimensional being would see it. (being able to look at all point of time at once) The tesseract which he is in during this seen was constructed by the 5D being as a way to communicate to the past without disrupting anything. He uses gravity in this scene as gravity is scientifically the only thing that "leaks" or crosses other dimension. Long story short, hes in a realistic time machine trying to send a message to the past without interfering. Hope this helps. I'd suggest watching the movie as its very difficult to just explain parts of it without a backstory. It would be worth your time. Its a masterpiece if you understand whats happening.
Imagine this is happening right now but we have no way to connect with our future selves and we are being warned and every single tiny thing like a penny being 51% more to be flipped on tails and random objects falling when it seems like no one is there is there way of communicating and the cycle just goes on.
@@victoriannecastle so we gave him, a answer from the Future, i would have never answered if i didnt decided to watch this exact Video nor looked up that comment
I just got to see this movie for the first time in IMAX yesterday. I've been waiting years for the right moment and it finally came. What a well written movie. Man.
I don’t usually cry from movies, but this movie makes me ball my eyes out every time. Especially this scene. Matthew McConaughey was so damn good in this.
This movie reminds me of my mother. I can feel her love for me as her son. She would do anything for me and I forever love her unconditionally for that.
What's crazy is I watched this as I got on a plane. I left my family, because I took a job, and I was all excited and happy for the opportunity. Yet it made me think about how I'm going to miss my family. Very sad
+william sewell OH MY GOSH! I HAD THE SAME EXPERIENCE. I was leaving for school in the US from Australia and I watched this on the plane. Lets just say there was a lot of crying, I'm sure the people next to me thought I was crazy...
After watching Tenet and then this scene again, I was reminded of one of the recurring themes in Tenet by this scene...”You can’t change things in the past that you’ve already seen...what’s happened, HAPPENED”. So once Cooper realized he can’t get his past self to “stay” and that he can’t change things, he started viewing things differently, and this is when he got a clear understanding of how time works in this world. Only then was he able to use this logic and try a different method (Morse Code on the watch using gravity in this 5 dimensional contraption) which ended up working in the end as we know.
It's rare that a movie can be so complex and thought provoking all while being one of the most emotionally charged movies I've ever seen. Matthew is at his best, the plot line is deep, the music is exceptional- this is quite possibly the closest thing to a perfect movie I'll ever see and yet it doesn't get nearly enough recognition for what it truly is: a masterpiece.
this movie is simply wonderful, as a father with two young daughters this scene in particular hit me so hard i felt my heart literally swell in my chest as i cried tears that were long overdue
As I have said before This is THE BEST MOVIE of 2014.The MUSIC is STELLAR,The CONCEPT is STELLAR,The ACTING is STELLAR.This movie needs an AWARD of some kind!!
Jeffrey Lebowski Oscars are mostly politics...I think anyone with common sense know this by now, we had the proof with all the great actors that didn't win, directors...music composer...etc...etc...
The 'don't make me leave' is like some people say to themselves 'don't smoke that cigarette', 'don't cheat', 'don't eat that delicious cake', 'go for a run'. But we understand that talking won't work, just like he can't yell 'don't make me leave' and it would work. This is basically a metaphor for the communication between the conscious and the subconscious, the subconscious communicates with us by sending urges, the urge to eat, to have sex, to do something we're addicted to, or need like drinking water etc. We try to control the bad urges by talking to ourselves and most times it doesn't work. That's why this scene gets you every time, because you can relate every time you try to stop yourself from going though a bad habit. You see yourself 'though the bookshelf' harming yourself, but the urge is strong and your body doesn't listen. And it's not about trying to change the past, the past actions are there to stay but, if you go though an inner journey you might discover new ways to communicate with your subconscious and change (Morph...) your future.
+Super Mayn (Joe) Have seen both! Crash blow me away with its "a good cloak scene" - brilliant. The Road was also very depressing! Great end! Other examples?
The way he screams - "No"...gives me chills. Matthew is incredible actor, as always. Interstellar is not a movie. It's experience. Brilliant one. Love it! Probably the best movie I saw since Green mile.
This scene made me cry. How beautiful, sad, McCounaughey nailed it. Thanks to Christopher Nolan and directors like him that I still believe that movie masterpieces can still be created. And critics gave Interstellar so low rates... It defines what I think of film critics :D.
I don't even watch the oscars anymore cause performances like this don't even get nominations. Just think, Matthew was in an all green screen room hanging from wires and had to perform like that.
@@Kiiiell wow, no green screen! impressive, but this is helpful to get an actor into the mood, acting on green screen sucks for an actor, nothing to ignite the imagination, a clever director understands this and builds sets to get maximum performance from their actors.
I think this scene is so powerful, because we all have moments that we look back on like this. Something that could’ve been so easily fixed, yet it changed our lives forever.
This was by far one of the most powerful scenes I've ever seen in cinema. Him banging on the bookshelf watching him leave his daughter made me cry my ass off not gonna lie, one subtle detail I thought was interesting too was early in the movie when he initially walked out of the room a book fell off the shelf right before he left, and once we realize it was him in literally another dimension was such a mind fuck. Such a brilliant movie and an overall masterpiece.
Kip Thorne, scientist who got an initial idea about this movie, said that convincing people that space exploration is important was one of his main goals.
We cant get out of the solar system physically, however we should definitely support scientists and engineers who are designing modern technologies to observe deep and far away space like the JWST.
This movie is such a powerful film it's heart wrenching and at the same time so relatable and then a few minutes later epic to the point of holding your breath and hold onto the edge of your seat and Hans Zimmerman's music just complements that mix so well and makes you feel as your a part of the movie..
Interstallar touches every genre you could think of and successfully pulls it off. This movie is toooo much greatness and didn’t get the recognition it deserves.
What an acting What a music What a cinematography What a theoretical masterpiece What a movie. My dear. The concept of fifth dimension is out of the world
I watched this movie when i was 15, now i have 20, i still remember how i looked at the sky that night after the movie, i even told my mom about it. This is a true masterpiece , i want to be again 15 just to watch this for the first time.
Hell is a stupid concept. If humans are there then they can't exist in physical form.. you know because of the "intense heat" and stuff. Beyond physical form life is not possible.. or if possible then this realm and that realm have no attachment. Furthermore humans aren't too good at obedience in this world, so whoever is in charge of managing discipline would need to be an immensely powerful and advanced being... that devil you freaks fear just doesn't seem capable of such a task. But hey.. you keep fearing the possibility.. its what the bible intended.
+Hello you are speaking with Rakesh won't know until the end. Not saying I believe in it but you have to keep an open mind to things such as life after death. Won't find out till that day comes
SpazticzGamer as you may (or maybe didn't) pick up... i don't rule out an after life.. all i did was apply simple logic to the possibility of the two coinciding... specially in the manner in which the bible depicts it.... AS AN ETERNAL PUNISHMENT FOR YOUR SINS IN THIS WORLD... oh shit im scared just thinking it... obedience is my virtue... you know because way back when all these cute bible stories mattered... a regular soul did not have the luxury of "googling"... "will i go to hell for stealing that stale bread that shut my stomach up for a brief moment". TERRORISM is the new religion... not for the worshiping of it.. but as the tool to rule over the masses with the ominous fear that shall keep them in check.
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She made everyone believe she hated her father for leaving her. But she wore his favorite jacket for 30 years.
Love is a complex thing, especially for your family. She really did hate him for leaving her but just because she hated that he left doesn’t mean that she didn’t still love him. As they said love is something that transcends. You have love for those that have wronged you, you have love for those that die, love isn’t quantifiable, it isn’t black or white.
Daddy issues
@@Alex-bw6yd hate and love are very close. The opposite of love is indifference.
@@gary4934 so true
Oh I never noticed it wow
The moment Murph realized that her Father was trying to get himself to stay broke me.
how she figure out that was only his father?
I cry everytime 😔
Gave me shivers
Vivek Vishwakarma i think she saw or read something on the side of the book
@@vivekvishwakarma4167 love as a other dimension.and your love to one person is always unique.That's how she knew it was her father.
Damn that screaming while he’s pounding on the bookshelf gets me every time. He really sells the idea that he’s trying to stop himself from leaving and missing out on his children’s entire lives.
Notice the book falls when he bangs on that wall and his old self sees it but ignores it.
@@theversatileartist6446 *his young self
It’s like seeing your kid die all over again. He really did sell it.
i cry
Nothing is more important than your children. Nothing.
“DONT LET ME LEAVE MURPH!” Gets me every time😭
Wait why sorry I didn’t watch the movie
@@reee1310 he's in the tesseract now and he's trying to change the past. Basically he's telling murph using morse code to make his past self stay so he doesn't go on a suicide mission to save humanity; at this point, he regrets going to space to try to save the human race and instead wishes he stayed and grew up with his daughter and son, but alas, you can't change the past, and he isn't successful in getting his past self to stay
Then watch the movie. It’s the most gut wrenching line in any movie I’ve ever seen. I’m a little bit more on the emotional side but not what you might call an “emotional person” and by the time he gets around to his first “Dont let me leave, Murph” I’ve broken down and tears are streaming down my face.
Laura Owen same
@@zackyboi2048 sammme his acting is perfect and when he is saying no you can FEEL the despair and pain
I could watch this movie 100 times and never get tired of it... This movie is too powerful.
El Hayzer agree 👍
El Hayzer I have it I've at least watched it 30 times
El Hayzer yess agreed and watchmen(2009)
I WATCHED WHOLE movie 23 times
Seen it probably 20-30x ... gonna watch it again soon been a while.
*Fans* : we want intersteller re release
*Theaters* : it is not possible
*Fans* : No, it is necessary
Jao felix MAKE HIM STAY MURPH!
man I’m sure I read this same comment on another video of a dude covering the main theme of interstellar
I would like to watch it in theatre. The scene when they are near from event horizon must be surreal...
Damm at imax quality I missed it on theater's if there's no re release I will build my own home cinema for it and children of men
In the Netherlands there's currently a re-release of interstellar, inception and dunkirk.
this movie was a masterpiece .
Only one major plothole, and a somewhat dissatisfying ending. A great space drama reguardless.
Well how would you want it to end? More than that, whats your interpretation of the ending Mr ambiguous?
joe man Not so much an interpretation, I just thought that the ending was somewhat unsatisfying, especially how the station treated Cooper. Also, there are two loopholes, one being explainable but not directly explained; who created the wormhole in the first place. The second being how Cooper was even able to exit the event horizon. Two blatant Deus Ex Machina moments that were sort of explained as "humans eventually understood wormholes." That doesn't really satisfy me, but I can deal with it and say that this movie is, at least, a great drama reguardless of if the scenarios Coop finds himself in are perfectly outlined or not.
Don't be so condescending in the way you talk to people please. If I were in a worse mood I probably would have just told you to "fuck off".
The major plothole would be how he got out of the black hole by the way. I consider that one to be way larger than who built the wormhole.
Oh Fuck off you big girl! Lol
It may not have gotten the recognition it deserved now, but years from now people will see that this movie is one of the best of all time.
***** Taste.
***** And for good reason.
Frederick Abel hahahahahaha best comment ever
+Orange Tortoise transformers is such a trainwreck of a movie
+Orange Tortoise How old are you? You will probably say you are older than 12. But if you actually think that transformers is better than godfather is insane
Cooper could've just stayed at home farming, been there to watch his kids and grandkids, and then died old, but instead he left earth on a suicide mission to save them. With his children resenting him because they think he just abandoned them.
Sometimes our parents do seemingly bad things to us for our own good, but the reason they do it comes from the deepest love that exists in the universe.
Gordon O'Gairbhith he ended up saving the human race. So him leaving was a good thing.
@@gunwrrkfilms2583 yeah, that's what I'm saying. He risked and sacrificed his life with them for their own good.
@@Rekeza I would.
gravity?
@@Rekeza Fuck the human race.. I wouldn't change trillions of people to my family.. they simply don't deserve it..
this scene alone deserved some fucking Oscars
Nguyễn Đạt No, oscars deserved this movie.
themagicman2010 Fucking true man, fucking true !
themagicman2010 I got 1 oscar, 1 DAMN OSCAR! IT DESERVED MORE!
pinkdaylight 01 IT*
+pinkdaylight 01 Only one? And the other shity movies get over 5... thats sad.
I wish I saw this at a movie theater
You'd probably have some jerk try to open a pack of candies for 5 minutes or talk during the whole movie. Seeing this on a big screen was amazing, but these kinds of things can ruin your first time experience.
The Wilder Suit Omg....same mannn!!!!!
The Wilder Suit I did best movie ever watched and my favorite!
The Wilder Suit it's much more worth it in IMAX
I've already seen this movie on theater in my country........I've already cried by this scene......
I just realized that Murph is wearing Coopers coat
Omg. Watched this scene so many times. And only realised it from your comment. This movie is great eh
Lucerito Collantes sorry!
Lara Laneve Hehe sorry
Thats painful..never noticed that🥺
In time this will become the most underrated film ever
EVER
I agree. And I think those who have seen it on big screen was so lucky.
It was a pretty big movie
+na nguyen I watched it on IMAX screen with my dad which I think is the best decision I've ever made with any movie, especially since the father daughter relationship is such an emotional and touching aspect of the movie, it moved me so much and was such an amazing viewing experience. Felt as though I was in space with Cooper, mesmerizing.
+karenbee1996 lucky you :) I watched it on a normal big screen not IMAX, coz they didn't have IMAX in my city at that time :(
This father-daughter story is by far the best parent-child fictional story I saw so far in my life and I've watched zillions of movies, tv shows, etc, party the reason why Interstellar is one of the best movies I've saw in my life, truly amazing.
SalamSeven7 you have not seen a damn.
yeah but he also had a son which was obsolete for him
SalamSeven7 you should play the last of us
lets see if Logan will give me that feeling
Yes, Logan is good too, but the Coopers are just the Coopers. I mean, nothing is like them
Is it just me or is “Don’t let me leave, Murph!” literally the most heartbreaking five-word phrase ever spoken in any movie?
no " ATTICA ATTICA , ATTICA ! " is the classic one with Al Pacino
I mean probably not because film history is very large, but it's up there.
@@euphoriaagain AGREED
“He was killed by bees!!!!” -My Girl
It’s powerful. One of my favorites is:
“I need to fix this before I go.”
“I’ll keep it broken so you have to stay.”
😢
When you watch the movie again you realize that Cooper says "don't make me leave like this" and "don't let me leave" roughly at the same time on the two sides of the bookshelf. It somehow makes the scene at the beginning even more emotional.
Perfect 👌
Woah! I've watched the movie more than 7 times but never noticed.
When the black book falls at the beginning...
MohdAamerKhan 7 times? How did you never notice that
ok like we dont deserve this movie
McConaughey's acting and Zimmer's soundtrack is a beautiful combination.
Actually Nolan's directing and Zimmer's music is the perfect combination
NightGraveHunting Both statements are true. A combination of everything, from acting, to score, to the entire direction, this movie is labeled as my favourite Sci-Fi movie in a long time.
Nicholas Persaud Out of all the Sci-Fi movies I've watched (which really isn't a lot) Interstellar is the best. What did you think of Mackenzie Foy's acting as Young Murph?
NightGraveHunting Honestly, child actors are usually really cheesy, but Mackenzie Foy really sold her role. I actually felt for her.
Nicholas Persaud I know. When she was crying on the bed before Matthew left, it really felt like a real father/daughter relationship and the dad has to leave for a certain amount of time and doesn't know when he'll be back.
A crying scream from a father to his daughter saying”don’t let me leave”realizing that he’ll never see his child again,even when he traveled to time and space seeing things no one could ever imagine,that’s what makes this movie from fiction to a real feeling.
“Even if you communicate it here, she won’t understand it’s significance, for years.” Gotta be one of the greatest and one of the deepest scenes in a movie, ever.
- "the watch"
- "Cooper, what if she never came back for it?"
- "She will... She will."
- "how do you _know_ ?"
- "... Because I gave it to her."
In the world where Interstellar has 71% on RottenTomatoes while Star Wars The Force Awakens sits at 94% you kinda know those people you call critics have learned to criticize films they don't understand, while constantly praising films as unsophisticated as the autobots saga.
Star Wars is great...But yeah this movie is the best I have ever seen in my life.
@@bharatikorlahalli2269 Star Wars is great, the VII was not.
After watching interstellar I'm 100 agreed this movie has the best plot best Actors and the music and sevens are amazing
Reviews and Ratings are all paid man
@@Alm0stFam0us
Yeah
Matthew McConaughey's acting
Hans Zimmer's score
Christopher Nolan's direction
What a masterpiece
And dont forget the CGI, its beautiful
Kip thorne's science
it only got 1 oscar for special effects
Judith Cristobal a mother f*cking crime
Don't forget Jessica Chastain's acting as well. She makes you want to jump through that book wall and huge and kiss her.
The power and emotion in his voice when he's screaming no, matthew is something else
This scene made me cry like a baby
😭😭😭 it was the onions on my hotdog I swear
same here!
I have teared up myself all of the six times I have seen this movie.
lmfaooo man i can keep you going, do you not get what I'm doing. lmfaoo
. I got your comment the whole time.
no lmfaooo i got it from the start just being a jackass..........FUCKING GUIDO UFC WANNAEBE i kid lmfao
people: *_Nolan's movies are cold and emotionless_*
Nolan: *_hold my tesseract_*
Watch tenet.. Nolan should make next one like interstellar..
Well, his movies are “most of the time” cold and emotionless. Not always
@@helloworldx10 nah. Watch inception. Or tdkr series. They all have a lot of heart in them. Nolan really knows how to hit the audience in the heart
@@helloworldx10 say your edgy without saying you are edgy
@The Creator ikr
You know a movie is great when it's 3 hours long and it leaves you wanting more.
I just realized it’s 3 hours 🤣 so true tho! Such an amazing movie man. I WANT MORE!!!
Avatar
^ 😐😬
Onggg
It was 3 hours?? I must be on Miller’s Planet or something
This is the movie that inspired to start studying to become an Astrophysicist.
Yeah. This scene also inspire me to study physics like general theory of relativity and quantum mechanics
I see i'm not the only one :)
What a great legacy for the film too have
Dont give up
Omg this is so me
0:41 5 years later and this scene still gives me chills...
You're right
Same ... Jesus same asf
The way Zimmer's music kicks in right at that moment. 😭😭😭
Forever
@@djledward5386 that up down transition kind of just before the main music🥺
It is such a beautiful scene, gets me everytime.
+Rachel Lourens one of the best ever
+Rachel Lourens I cried like a fucking baby watching this movie.
***** Who doesn't have any family issue, right ? When she tells him to leave because no father should have to watch their daughter die ... man, that was hard .. lol
it gets everyone, I felt his pain overhere and when he watching the transmission of his son spanning 23 years
This movie was years ahead of its time and that’s why no one really gave it the attention it deserves it should be up there with titanic and avatar
Edit: I did not mean in terms of quality but of how well known and popular the film turned out to be compared to these films
It should be a part 2 of this
Titanic and dances with smurfs? Way to damn this movie with faint praise ...
Arun titanic was considered one of the best movies and got worldwide praise so I think that’s what he meant
Nolan is a time traveler
peculiar boast but alas much better than Avatar
This scene has been resonating with me lately, I see myself in Cooper's shoes seeing my dad leave for the hospital wishing I had held him longer one last time. He passed away yesterday and I wish I could have said how much I loved and appreciated him and how grateful I was to have a dad like him.
I'm sorry to hear man. That's tough. I can't imagine myself in your shoes. Feel better, feel better buddy.
❤
He "knows", not "knew". He "knows". You'll see him again one day. Look up and inside and give him a smile.
I'm sorry to hear this. He will always stays with you remember that and is listening to you, sending you peace and love
@@TrEuDaT That’s beautiful man. He knows.
this movie is a prime example of why the critics are wrong. one of my favorite movies of all time and a measly 74% on RT
+Julian George -i know right RT f*cked this movie over big time ,made me doubt watching this movie, until i heard it was directed by Christopher Nolan, then i had to watch it. Hands down one of the best movies I've ever seen in my entire life, seriously.
+Julian George Dude people take RT too literally. If something get 74% it doesn't mean the movie is only 74% good whereas something like Furious 7 is 85% good. It simply means that 74% of the 100+ critics that reviewed the film gave it a positive review. 7 critics could have given the film absolutely raving reviews saying its the best science fiction film of all time and 3 could say it was just okay but too flawed to give a thumbs up and the aggregate score would average out to 70%. It's not a very good system for judging movies. Since the only way anyone can objectively judge a movie is by looking at consensus, imdb is much more accurate because it takes into account hundreds of thousands of reviews and averages out the score each user awarded it.
Yeah I've been looking at imdb's ,movie rating more than RT's, because I've watched some great movies that RT rated really low. Sometimes I'm just baffled on some of the movie ratings. "Some"
Cory Robert read what I wrote, I explained why that happens
roloug95 -I know, I did read it the first time, I'm with you
To be honest I'm not that kind of the emotional guys and cry most of the sad movies, but that scene made me tears a little bit, Matthew is an amazing actor
MOHAMMAD ALSHAMMARI To be honest on this particular scene I didnt cry, but man when he was watching the video messages from his children I was crying like a little bitch....
insomnia1914 yeah, that scene was one of the saddest moments in the movie
insomnia1914 I cried when cooper was leaving in his car and murph ran after him but she was too late. That made me cry
I want to like this comment, but its at 666 likes so ..
just know i agree wholeheartedly buddy
It's like looking at your own life, having to look at your biggest regrets, and telling your old self to just stop it. I feel for him here. I'm sure everyone has regrets.
TARS shoulda been nominated for an Oscar.
Tars was a leg end
But was it really TARS? how do you know that?
@@vincentchang0093 it's Tars not case
@@redtornado6741 I love both
Best acting in the entire movie right here.
This scene and him crying after all the missed messages.
Matthew did an excellent job during this scene, you can hear the sadness and anger, and the pain in his scream
And Murph’s face after she runs out of the house screaming dad! 💔
@@83DCB but the woman who played murph as an adult kinda destroyed the moment because her acting should've been better when she realized it was him all along her reaction could've been more emotional I mean Cooper broke in that moment but she was smiling like it was you 😀
Wish I could re-watch this for the 1st time.
Exactly
Same
I just watched it for the first time. I am utterly mind blown by it and this EASILY tops every other movie I've ever seen. It made me care for every character more than just them being filler. I wanted something to happen and I was intent on watching every detail nervous and excited at the same time to see what would happen
I watched it for the first im still thinking about life 😢
that mean's every person character star did their job in tha movie if ya 🏝👀💯💯🔥😁🏝👀felt it powerful strongly in tha beginning middle and end of tha movie....they all needed to win especially ellen burstyn old murph and the girl who played child murph and who played adult murph mathew mcCartney yeaaa..s he as father cooper to murph 🏝🛎🧳🛸🧳🙏❤💋🙏🎉💵🎥🎞🎬🙏🙏🔥🎬📽🎞📺📼📸😁🙌🤲🛸🛎🧳⏳🛰🚀🚡❤🎉💛🙏
This scene not only made me cry, but totally blew and stretched my mind to beyond my limit of understanding.
Greatest movie I've ever seen
also mine
still holds true
He is able to send himself coordinates to NASA, so he is capable of sending a message that avoids most of, if not all the drama.
@@kewltony Well he said stay but he should go to get where he is now
But many years pass and people die unnecessarily
0:56 this to me is one of the most heart breaking scenes of cinema, Cooper knows that he broke his promise to Murph, and that right there was his last chance to change things, yet it didn’t happen. And Matthew’s acting here is just perfect for how sad it is.
Imagine being able to watch yourself do something you regret infinitely. And to add to that, you regret it because you're hurting someone you love. That would be hell. I remember when I first saw Cooper enter the tesseract. I thought that he was going to be trapped in there forever. lol. Then he had to constantly see himself leaving murph (of course until he understands the tesseract). Image if you were Cooper. Anyone else could have gone insane.
Oh :c
Yeah, to sad and depressing.
This why I don’t dare to commit suicide because I believe that the afterlife is just like this.
@@BoyangWang yeah, but we all die someday, so you'll still probably end up like this.
I dont care dude but if you ever got inside tesseract dont watch me masterbate
This was an amazing movie, a true masterpiece. It dived into some serious physics, that even professors don’t understand, it conveyed a story full of emotions and tension, and the music was on spot. It’s shows off relativity, dimensions and time, in a way that we can all understand. It pulled men into tears, and made professors bow before it. It is an amazing piece of art, and will be for a long time.
@TurboCMinusMinus what you dont get is that the black hole isnt really a black hole but a five dimentional construct controled by beings beyond our understanding
@TurboCMinusMinus u are right, you would get pulled in like a Spaghetti, the feet first, if you Position like that and yeah, but yeah it is a 5dimensional construct, and we dont even learned how to Control 4d
This kind of thing was started when the universe formed. It's a kind of whirlpool that spits you out the other side and you go back in again. And it has infinite variations. This is one.
“Don’t let me leave Murph”. Most gut wrenching crushing moment in the film (arguably ANY film), all alone in the vacuum of space for eternity, is then immediately followed by the comforting voice of TARS and a meagre of hope is rekindled. If this isn’t genius I don’t know what is…
"Don't let me leave Murph"- *shouts and repeats at screen*
when you leave to go to the bathroom.
DONT LET ME LEAVE MURPH!
When you're taking a poo but it won't come out. "CMON TARS"
Yhu
alright alright alright
Imagine if this is what happens to us when we die, forever trapped in a point in time, desperate to do anything to keep us alive, perhaps ghosts are not trying to terrify us, they are just scared and try to change everything to be alive again.
We call it hell
CLaW PUBG Gaming lol sorry
@CLaW PUBG Gaming gladly
Maybe they’ll show you sympathy w this comment
@CLaW PUBG Gaming yeah
Pain and tears in his eyes at 1:09 still gives chills.
Your 💯% correct, because how he was banging on the tesseract. Anger is how men spell Pain.
*They didn't bring us here at all... We did...*
Toys R US
Us... are.. we
We are us.
We are Venom
ClassicAdden “*no they didn’t bring us here at all, we brought ourselves*”
Heavy Rain- "SSHHHAAAAAUUUUUN"
Interstellar- "MUUUUUURRRPPHH"
+Jason Patowsky
Badger-''NEEEEEEEEEEERRD''
+Jason Patowsky Fallout 4 - "Shauuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun"
+Jason Patowsky Homer Simpson: "NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD"
+X BlacksteR I thought that was the Nostalgia critic :P
Kirk-Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahn
No matter how many times I watch this I still cry every time. One of the most touching scenes ever. She realized he was her ghost the whole time...I love it.
It just doesn't matter how many times I watch it.
So why are u watching it?
It's always emotional
+Faheem Saiyed If you have the time can you please explain this scene and what is he in?
The guy is in space, on a mission to look for a habitable planet, cos the earth is on the brink of extinction. as an unknown disease is spreading, that affects the crops, so they come across a planet that looks habitable, but the problem is it is near to black hole named gargantua, long story short 1 hour on this planet is equal to 7 years on earth and on the spaceship from where he went on mission, something goes wrong and a lot of time is wasted almost 20 years. And when they are back on the ship he looks msgs of his son and daughter that are now grown up and about his age.
He enters the black hole (gargantua) and within the blackhole there is a tesseract. Which is basically infinite 3 dimensions ontop of eachother. Or the 5th dimension as a 3rd dimensional being would see it. (being able to look at all point of time at once) The tesseract which he is in during this seen was constructed by the 5D being as a way to communicate to the past without disrupting anything. He uses gravity in this scene as gravity is scientifically the only thing that "leaks" or crosses other dimension. Long story short, hes in a realistic time machine trying to send a message to the past without interfering. Hope this helps. I'd suggest watching the movie as its very difficult to just explain parts of it without a backstory. It would be worth your time. Its a masterpiece if you understand whats happening.
When the music plays, my tears are 1% water 99% feels....
I genuinely hope these kind of things exist, I like the mystery, the truth of it all.
There's something about this song that plays throughout the movie that makes the emotion even more real anyone else agree.
+Jeannie Franco Yes! The scoring in this film is nothing short of genius.
But yes, this song in particular is both creepy and beautiful.
Absolutely!
I agree 100000%, its hanz zimmer who makes the music for this movie
couldn’t have said it any better, this song is so moving I listen to it on Spotify!!
Imagine this is happening right now but we have no way to connect with our future selves and we are being warned and every single tiny thing like a penny being 51% more to be flipped on tails and random objects falling when it seems like no one is there is there way of communicating and the cycle just goes on.
You just ruined my entire life
@@TransitAngst You are commenting to someone 3 years ago but at least we're more recent.
@@victoriannecastle so we gave him, a answer from the Future, i would have never answered if i didnt decided to watch this exact Video nor looked up that comment
@@o-pwrdhd same
Cool post. Check out Roger Penrose Conformal cyclic cosmology (CCC).
I just got to see this movie for the first time in IMAX yesterday. I've been waiting years for the right moment and it finally came. What a well written movie. Man.
I just saw it too, all time great experience
@ Man I don't wanna spoil anything for anyone else but that stay hit hard
Who's cutting onions right now?
Kristina UA Fricking onion cutting ninjas :@
Christopher Nolan & Hans zimmer
Cutting tons of onions...
100%... Life is so short.. we come, we go.. just like the waves on the beach :S
Kristina UA no! No tears. It's a waste of good SUFFERING
Best experience at the movie theaters ever!
By far! Watched it 7 times in cinema. Absolutely outstanding experience.
whoa buddy 7 times
It would be worth it.
SwatKiller I'm sad I never went to see it when it came out
SwatKiller So sad I didn't get to see it at the movies.....😢😢😢😢😢😢😢✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
I don’t usually cry from movies, but this movie makes me ball my eyes out every time. Especially this scene. Matthew McConaughey was so damn good in this.
This movie reminds me of my mother. I can feel her love for me as her son. She would do anything for me and I forever love her unconditionally for that.
Dito. And thank you for your comment.
What's crazy is I watched this as I got on a plane. I left my family, because I took a job, and I was all excited and happy for the opportunity. Yet it made me think about how I'm going to miss my family. Very sad
william sewell wow that must have been some plane ride to have all of that running through your mind.
Crazy. I'd be feeling some kind of pain. Think the first thing I'd do is call my family lol
william sewell Damn, God be fuckin' with you bro
I just want everyone to know. I've been out here for 3 months now, and I love it. No blackholes
+william sewell OH MY GOSH! I HAD THE SAME EXPERIENCE. I was leaving for school in the US from Australia and I watched this on the plane. Lets just say there was a lot of crying, I'm sure the people next to me thought I was crazy...
After watching Tenet and then this scene again, I was reminded of one of the recurring themes in Tenet by this scene...”You can’t change things in the past that you’ve already seen...what’s happened, HAPPENED”. So once Cooper realized he can’t get his past self to “stay” and that he can’t change things, he started viewing things differently, and this is when he got a clear understanding of how time works in this world. Only then was he able to use this logic and try a different method (Morse Code on the watch using gravity in this 5 dimensional contraption) which ended up working in the end as we know.
It's rare that a movie can be so complex and thought provoking all while being one of the most emotionally charged movies I've ever seen. Matthew is at his best, the plot line is deep, the music is exceptional- this is quite possibly the closest thing to a perfect movie I'll ever see and yet it doesn't get nearly enough recognition for what it truly is: a masterpiece.
this movie is simply wonderful, as a father with two young daughters this scene in particular hit me so hard i felt my heart literally swell in my chest as i cried tears that were long overdue
Anyone who does not cry is a liar.
athééosl Sarkkos it’s a really moving scene. You don’t have to cry to be amazed by it
I didn’t cry, I just got a absurd amount of chills and my eyes started to tear up
This scene always gets me
Rye Guy that’s crying tough guy
Tom 4444 but you certainly cried tho
The music just adds to this powerful movie..... Chills and goosebumps every time I watch it...
It also really makes you think about how there's so much space and interstellar that we haven't even found yet...
As I have said before This is THE BEST MOVIE of 2014.The MUSIC is STELLAR,The CONCEPT is STELLAR,The ACTING is STELLAR.This movie needs an AWARD of some kind!!
And to bad it didn't get an Oscar, ashamed
Pure Fun and Stopmotions Not true. It won best Visual Effects ;)
Pure Fun and Stopmotions Best visual FX and best original soundtrack by Hans Zimmer ;)
The score from The Grand Budapest Hotel was better ! It deserved the Oscar !
Jeffrey Lebowski
Oscars are mostly politics...I think anyone with common sense know this by now, we had the proof with all the great actors that didn't win, directors...music composer...etc...etc...
The 'don't make me leave' is like some people say to themselves 'don't smoke that cigarette', 'don't cheat', 'don't eat that delicious cake', 'go for a run'. But we understand that talking won't work, just like he can't yell 'don't make me leave' and it would work. This is basically a metaphor for the communication between the conscious and the subconscious, the subconscious communicates with us by sending urges, the urge to eat, to have sex, to do something we're addicted to, or need like drinking water etc. We try to control the bad urges by talking to ourselves and most times it doesn't work. That's why this scene gets you every time, because you can relate every time you try to stop yourself from going though a bad habit. You see yourself 'though the bookshelf' harming yourself, but the urge is strong and your body doesn't listen. And it's not about trying to change the past, the past actions are there to stay but, if you go though an inner journey you might discover new ways to communicate with your subconscious and change (Morph...) your future.
This was probably the saddest scene I've ever seen in a movie...ever. And I've seen plenty of pretty depressing movies.
+Peter K Do you have example of other depressing movies/scenes? I love that kind of stuff!
+Peter K Saddest scene in this movie was when Cooper was watching 23 years' worth of videos from his kids. Good Lord was I sobbing...
+mzkrevin You should watch crash movie from 2005, a lot of sad, but happy moments!
+mzkrevin look up "The Road (2009): Thief Scene (Michael Kenneth Williams)"
/watch?v=Mwq0mgvC1eY
+Super Mayn (Joe) Have seen both! Crash blow me away with its "a good cloak scene" - brilliant. The Road was also very depressing! Great end! Other examples?
The way he screams - "No"...gives me chills. Matthew is incredible actor, as always.
Interstellar is not a movie. It's experience. Brilliant one. Love it!
Probably the best movie I saw since Green mile.
Looking back on this decade, easily one of the best movies that came out.
This scene made me cry. How beautiful, sad, McCounaughey nailed it. Thanks to Christopher Nolan and directors like him that I still believe that movie masterpieces can still be created. And critics gave Interstellar so low rates... It defines what I think of film critics :D.
Film critiquing is completely subjective and a load of bullshit. It's a wonder why anyone takes their reviews for anything.
I don't even watch the oscars anymore cause performances like this don't even get nominations. Just think, Matthew was in an all green screen room hanging from wires and had to perform like that.
The room was actually built irl but still a great performance
Not a single green screen was used in Interstellar actually
believe it or not this actually wasn’t green screen
@@Kiiiell wow, no green screen! impressive, but this is helpful to get an actor into the mood, acting on green screen sucks for an actor, nothing to ignite the imagination, a clever director understands this and builds sets to get maximum performance from their actors.
@@CocaColaM14 they used but most 90% they used practical effects
the pain and tears in his eyes at 1:11 made me cry and felt his pain.
I think this scene is so powerful, because we all have moments that we look back on like this. Something that could’ve been so easily fixed, yet it changed our lives forever.
This was by far one of the most powerful scenes I've ever seen in cinema. Him banging on the bookshelf watching him leave his daughter made me cry my ass off not gonna lie, one subtle detail I thought was interesting too was early in the movie when he initially walked out of the room a book fell off the shelf right before he left, and once we realize it was him in literally another dimension was such a mind fuck. Such a brilliant movie and an overall masterpiece.
This movie makes me wanna go to space just to see what's out there.
I don't know is it just me or can u guys feel it too
Kip Thorne, scientist who got an initial idea about this movie, said that convincing people that space exploration is important was one of his main goals.
Idk about that fam the space is more scarier than the fķing ocean
Ikr like what kind of worlds would be out there?
We cant get out of the solar system physically, however we should definitely support scientists and engineers who are designing modern technologies to observe deep and far away space like the JWST.
Matthew McConaughey has mastered crying, I swear...
It was you
You were my ghost
This movie has the best storyline ever!
One of my biggest crime is that I didn’t go to watch this in theaters. Truly a masterpiece
phenomenal scene from a phenomenal movie.
i remember when i saw this, everybody was in awe.
plus the tesseract blew me away.
This movie is such a powerful film it's heart wrenching and at the same time so relatable and then a few minutes later epic to the point of holding your breath and hold onto the edge of your seat and Hans Zimmerman's music just complements that mix so well and makes you feel as your a part of the movie..
One of the "sweetest" movies of all time.
Still here in 2020 to watch this scene
yes😃😃😃😃😃😃
"it was you" DEM FEELS
The depiction of a fathers love for his child is truly heart warming.
Interstallar touches every genre you could think of and successfully pulls it off. This movie is toooo much greatness and didn’t get the recognition it deserves.
Such a beautiful and emotional, heart-wrenching movie. I watched it 4 times in one day.
A love so powerful, it transcends time. Simply beautiful.
May universe see your words 🎉
You know there are good films , then there are great films and then there are films that are pieces of art. Truly exceptional.
The oscars are not worthy of this movie. End of.
I think this movie is very under rated. VERY few movies gets me down to an emotional level. Super powerful stuff
(1:00) 2021 me seeing 2020 me go to school on March 13th not knowing it's the last day of school
0:58 : me watching ten yr old me access the hub for the first time
the worst thing that could ever happen is Chris Nolan dies and we never get another one of his beautiful masterpieces again.....I
What an acting
What a music
What a cinematography
What a theoretical masterpiece
What a movie. My dear.
The concept of fifth dimension is out of the world
1:00 dude u can here the regret from his decisions and the emotion such a masterpiece
I love that Murphy wore her father's jacket.
I watched this movie for the first time yesterday and it was an emotional roller coaster. Genuinely a really good movie.
How was Matthew not exhausted after filming this? So emotional, every single scene.
Hurts
I watched this movie when i was 15, now i have 20, i still remember how i looked at the sky that night after the movie, i even told my mom about it. This is a true masterpiece , i want to be again 15 just to watch this for the first time.
1:00 Me when the Bears offensive line and Matt Nagy isn't charged with attempted murder
Hell must be something similar...isolated, and unable to do anything about what you see.
Hell is a stupid concept.
If humans are there then they can't exist in physical form.. you know because of the "intense heat" and stuff.
Beyond physical form life is not possible.. or if possible then this realm and that realm have no attachment.
Furthermore humans aren't too good at obedience in this world, so whoever is in charge of managing discipline would need to be an immensely powerful and advanced being...
that devil you freaks fear just doesn't seem capable of such a task.
But hey.. you keep fearing the possibility.. its what the bible intended.
+Hello you are speaking with Rakesh won't know until the end. Not saying I believe in it but you have to keep an open mind to things such as life after death. Won't find out till that day comes
+Hello you are speaking with Rakesh people who do their research know hell is a false DOCTRINE.
SpazticzGamer
as you may (or maybe didn't) pick up...
i don't rule out an after life..
all i did was apply simple logic to the possibility of the two coinciding...
specially in the manner in which the bible depicts it.... AS AN ETERNAL PUNISHMENT FOR YOUR SINS IN THIS WORLD...
oh shit im scared just thinking it...
obedience is my virtue...
you know because way back when all these cute bible stories mattered... a regular soul did not have the luxury of "googling"... "will i go to hell for stealing that stale bread that shut my stomach up for a brief moment".
TERRORISM is the new religion...
not for the worshiping of it..
but as the tool to rule over the masses with the ominous fear that shall keep them in check.
Lots of people are alive, living in hell