How Is This Movie Real? Actress Watches Interstellar For The First Time!!

[@ColetteCherry]

Hey guys I had to repost this as the first one got removed by KZbin! Thank you for being here and happy holidays ya filthy animals 🎅 and The Grinch, home alone 1 and 2, elf, and more holiday movies are posted uncut on patreon.com/colettecherry

[@elijahfoster2]

Glad you were able to get it reuploaded! It got removed right as I was about to watch it

[@rileyxxxx]

♥

[@jintermont]

​@elijahfoster2 bruh me too 😂

[@mystery_to_history]

imma rewatch it anyways

[@ColetteCherry]

@@elijahfoster2thanks elijah for coming back to me ❤🎉

[@dominikheil8566]

Matthew was sooo robbed by not getting an oscar for this. Such a phenomenal acting!

[@sayiansweet]

"Cooper, that's impossible!" "No.. It's necessary." one of my favorite dialogues in cinema history.

[@dankefurnichts]

why?

[@jasonremy8688]

​@@dankefurnichtsyou will not get your answer troll , clearly you came here when you didnt watch the movie or probably a young dumb kid.

[@daven4297]

Maybe not a dialogue, but for me the best sentence is "because my dad promised me"... I dont know why? Maybe it's because I'm the father of a daughter myself.

[@MatthewStephensAU]

One of my all time favorites. In fact, I often judge a Reactor Channel by how they react to Interstellar.

[@joeybossolo7]

This one and ‘The Last Samurai’. 😢

[@FilthTribeFTP]

I judge them by how they react to "The Emoji Movie".... I'm currently still waiting for one of these channels to react to it. Should be any day now; I just gotta feelin! 🤞🏼🙏🏼

[@lucasbaldridge9407]

Straight facts 🤙🏽

[@tfpp1]

23:06 Colette: "What an honest moment..." Professor Brandt: "I lied to you..." 😂

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

"What happens now?" Best line ever!

[@swxyy02]

i agree very good line

[@williamcarbajal383]

This is totally the prequel to WALL-E 😂

[@callmeshaggy5166]

That bit about unrealized potential was extremely relatable content

[@DrummerXero626]

The old people in the beginning who are getting interviewed are real people who lived and grew up in the great depression and the dust ball area, which is why they talk about dust being everywhere and the lack of food. The farming of corn is also a real thing that's happening, there are more corn plantations then regular crops.

[@acesidewinder]

I loved this movie when it came out. I remember learning some of these concepts in school then never thought about them again. But I like how they illustrate accurately these concepts in a science fiction setting. Two examples: The massive tidal wave on the planet near the black hole. We, of course, have tides on earth that rise and fall. But that's just the gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun. Just not so dramatic. And the fact that the tides don't come in and out. The planet we are standing on is rotating under the bulge of water. The second is relativity. That time runs at a different rate depending on how close you are to stronger gravitational forces. A real-world application is when they launched GPS satellites. In order to calculate your position with high accuracy, time needs to be measured very accurately. The satellites in orbit have very very accurate clocks. But engineers have to account for the fact the time at sea level runs "relatively" slower then the satellite's time 20k kilometers above the surface. Because we are slightly closer to a strong gravitational body. It's not as dramatic as being near a black hole like in the movie. But it's still about 45 microseconds per day.

[@budweiser600]

"I don't believe the guy that's playing Matt Daemon" - I thought his performance at Matt Daemon was perfect.

[@axr7149]

FYI Colette: This was the first film that Matthew McConaughey did after winning the Oscar for Best Actor. He won for DALLAS BUYERS CLUB (2013), which is worth reacting to IMO (Matthew lost an insane amount of weight for that role). Jared Leto won Best Supporting Actor Oscar for the same movie too.

[@jimmiekarlsson4458]

Awsome movie for sure.

[@Mountfailmore]

He was also in Frailty, everyone was excellent in it, highly recommended.

[@Steelburgh]

So good in IMAX. I've been twice since it rereleased. I hope you enjoyed it! Btw, I still lean to the side and say "C'mon TARS!" every time I go around a circular highway exit ramp. My kids are really sick of it. ;)

[@Tomcat088]

I love this movie so much, and I thought I had watched you react to this before, and I had, lol. Glad you got it reposted, and I made sure to like it again. I’m glad they’re showing this in theaters again. I saw this movie in theaters and then I knew it would be something that I might never see on the big screen again, so I went another 2x. It’s such an amazing movie and so emotional, and it makes me tear up or cry almost every time. As always, wonderful reaction.

[@3monthbender]

Speaking from experience, seeing both this and Gravity on the big screen, Imax or otherwise, is definitely the way to do it.

[@joshuacordero8163]

I hope and pray 🙏 that your career in cinema and screenwriting has a lot of success!! Continue to fight and push forward for your passion!!

[@beebo5100]

Dangit, Collette. You crying made me cry 😭. I’ve never seen you this emotional before lol. And yes, your editing was solid.

[@ColetteCherry]

Austin Harris gets credit for this editing !! He did an incredible job

[@erikgonzalez7059]

Super stoked that you reuploaded this reaction - possibly my favorite movie of all time, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@tomhjermstad]

Love your channel 😊

[@genea118]

This is one of those movies you have to watch more than once and even google it to understand. It’s so mind-boggling but it’s an amazing movie.

[@ElChuntyCabra]

this was such a good reaction!

[@2Sheds30619]

I saw it in IMAX in London last month. It was absolutely fantastic and would go back again if I could.

[@markhill3858]

Her planet at the end wasnt terrible at all .. she took her helmet off, thats a paradise.

[@PaulB-q3d]

It's also probably like, Texas, as well, lol.

[@markhill3858]

@@PaulB-q3d I was thinkin australia :)

[@SeedFactoryProject]

@4:14 - I've had a career in the space program, and in my early days I worked with some of the engineers who worked on the Apollo program. Anyone who says we didn't go to the Moon doesn't know what they are talking about. But we can joke about it: Stanley Kubrick was hired to direct the fake Moon landing videos. But he was such a perfectionist he had them recorded on the Moon. 🙂 @14:18 - I've worked with NASA astronauts. They were on a higher level than the rest of us. When you get 1000 *qualified* applicants for every position, you can choose the best of the best. The best I could do was work on projects and ideas so it would be more routine for my grandkids generation.

[@phila3884]

Colette, super brain, figures out who the ghost is at the halfway point. Darn! haha

[@heykrazy5436]

Got to watch this in theaters last saturday..now i.know why people loved this movie

[@tonydeluna8095]

I love your shirt Colette Cherry! Your channel is awesome! This is a great movie! Inception is also good too!

[@AGD_27]

One really cool thing about the effects in this film is a large amount of it was done before filming with help from world renowned physicists which is not only great for the actors on set but when they ran simulations they actually broke ground on how we understand black holes. The one we see in the film is not only an artists rendition it was a scientifically backed estimation on how they would look and years later when NASA actually photographed a black hole the film was proven correct. Another fun fact the corn fields shown were real and grown specifically for the film and the production company actually made a profit on the harvest.

[@vernmeyerotto255]

It's a really great film that I never tire of watching. When Cooper, Romily, and Brand are discussing their next destination after returning from the water planet, you missed something. Brand says, "I believe that Edmunds planet is the better prospect." She says this from a scientific conclusion about the proximity of the black hole to Mann's planet. The gravity of the black hole attracts all of the "information" that would otherwise be available at Mann's into its gravity well. Our current theories on the origins of life on our planet depend on certain kinds of asteroids delivering water and amino acids - the very building blocks of life - to the nascent Earth. These asteroids would have been swept into the black hole in the space near Mann's. While Brand's conclusion about Edmund's planet may have been colored by her love for him, her argument for it's superior prospect isn't.

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

I'm a adrenaline junkie. Flown in just about everything, been in all kinds of vehicles, jumped out of planes. U have to forget... forget, about death, I'd go to space.

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

Nolan's genius ..the clock tic on the 1st planet is every 1.17 seconds, i think he equaled each click to 1 month on earth!

[@trex9263]

Merry Christmas! When I watched this movie for the first time, it absolutely blew me away. I believe it is one of the best movies made of all time. Certainly in the top 10 in my opinion.

[@TA-cb5ev]

If you want to watch an amazing film like this watch 2001 a space odyssey!

[@StaticBlaster]

I need to watch that. I started watching it years ago and I started watching it again about a month ago and still haven't finished it yet.

[@IamSamoth]

That is the best music part. No Time for Caution is a masterpiece.

[@jamie5tgb]

I loooooved this movie. Saw it 4 times in theatres. Hands down my favourite movie soundtrack. It did win an Oscar for Visual Effects. Was nominated for best soundtrack and best audio mixing but didn’t win either of those

[@KingReese9k]

OK MOVIESTAR CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU ON THE BIG SCREEN ONE DAY🥰

[@alextan1478]

Perfect timing for the movie's 10th Anniversary this year.

[@simianinc]

Saw this at IMAX two weeks ago. Then the cinema is having a season of all Nolan's movies on IMAX from 2nd Jan. So excited

[@gileneusz]

sorry to hear that the original upload was taken down... 🥺

[@alancoy5305]

A great film! If you want to see two great films with Matthew McConaughey, I recommend "Sahara" a great 2005 Action/Adventure caper. McConaughey stars with Steve Zahn and Penelope Cruz. A great action flick. Finally, I recommend "We Are Marshall" a great 2006 biopic about the tragic plane crash that killed the 1970 Thundering Herd football team of Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. A very well done film. McConaughey plays Coach Jack Lengyl. He stars with Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Kate Mara, Anthony Mackie, Ian McShane, David Strathairn and January Jones. A great film. Great reaction Colette!

[@Noel-s1c3p]

Thank You and Stay Safe over the festive season ✌️✌️ from Australia ✌️ 👍

[@chaseorosco9017]

I remember the docking scene in imax. Trust me, you will be blown away.

[@anxietist]

God DAMN! I love Hans Zimmer

[@TerraZetzz]

Small detail that some might miss at the end with Brand is that she takes off her helmet meaning humans can breathe normally on that planet.

[@PaulB-q3d]

Small detail?! Plan A worked! "Our new sun"...

Not only is it "real" but it's the MOST SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE MOVIE EVER MADE!! People like Neil DeGrasse Tyson and other extremely well known astrophysicists have had NOTHING BUT GLOWING REVIEWS! This movie is simply a masterpiece of both cinema and science...

[@Dr00dles]

“What an honest moment”…”I lied”

[@KennyThisIsTheWay2024]

Hi Colette, I had fun watching your reaction to this movie thanks for watching it and I felt your tears😢❤. I'm also sorry about you have to repost this video I hope it doesn't happen to your next video and I can't wait to see your reaction to homolone 1 and 2 and elf and the grinch.💚

[@ltophoj21]

This is 100% my favorite movie of all time.

[@imarxb]

Hey Colette, your reaction style is insightful, fun, and informative. Could you please do longer outros. 🎬

[@ColetteCherry]

I could I just assume no one watches

[@ColetteCherry]

For more discussion head over to patreon.com/colettecherry for all my uncut reactions

[@imarxb]

@ColetteCherry you underestimate yourself. I watch a few film reactions on KZbin, but always films I know and have enjoyed. It's refreshing to hear others' thoughts because I always pick up on something that I've overlooked or completely missed. It's always fun, yet humbling to learn from others. I, too, want to catch this in my local imax as I missed out when it was first released. 🎬

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

She is also with Matt Damon in, the Martian 😮😮😮 i honestly didn't think u would do this one. Irony...his opening dream sequence, is something that already happened 😮😮😮. This would for me be a top 3 Nolan film. This, Memento, and The Prestige. Him and his brother, can do no wrong...his bro usually writes the scripts! Type in here, strangers in public play Interstellar on piano!

[@ratu0926]

Music is from Hanz Zimmer phenomenal 😊

[@umairasif15]

One of his best works... on second thought everything he does is phenomenal 😂 recently i was shocked to know he did the main theme for Crysis 2

[@anatos1722]

10/10 chick with brain and eloquency,rare find indeed kudos to you from Croatia

[@TheRushton]

Im not particularly very interested in film making, or cinematography. But i enjoy your channel, and im happy to be here with yall

[@MichaelGriswold-b4n]

Lol girl you are lucky I'm not 20 years younger. I was diagnosed with cancer back in August, and had surgery to remove my laryrx, so I can never speak again. Tough blow for anyone, but I was the singer in a rock band, playing all over Wisconsin. Just a hobby, but I am sure going to miss it. I first watched you playing the cowboy video game, lol.

[@joeybossolo7]

You want your mind blown even further? Here it goes- Cooper sends the data to Murph from the tesseract (insuring she’ll fix the gravity equation and save mankind) and then dies from lack of oxygen. Everything that happens after that point in the movie happens in his brain as he’s dying. Mann foretells it when he does his little speech before he tries to kill Cooper. “What is the last thing you’ll see before you die? Your children.” 😢

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

Tim stars in the new movie about Dylan 😮😮

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

U never know where writing comes from. Tarantino wrote parts of el mariachi, the rock, hunt for red October and other things u would never guess!

[@PapasitoBustamante2585]

You go girl 🎬

[@HalkerVeil]

Yet another reaction spoiled by the damn subtitles.

[@robpolaris7272]

I can’t imagine many things worse than your children thinking their parents abandoned them to die.

[@elegrin5170]

17:29 you said "A broken piece of ship !!".. It sounds like a swear Colette :D

[@StaticBlaster]

i love the reactions to the 23 years of the passage of time.

[@WillsonT011]

This is a re-upload, right?😮 Either way, it's still a great reaction

[@qasimraja2844]

Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤

[@bkmike91]

Interstellar is one of the greatest movies of all time. Might be on the list of a dare I say .. a perfect film 🎥 🍿

[@kevinwilson140]

Isn't it weird that Cooper was in a coma for two years after he returned, but they didn't even put in an iv, ekg, catheter, feeding tube, or anything else you need to live in a coma? There are so many other ways to have him meet Murph, she happened to be at the saturn station, Cooper was recovering from his journey for those two years, nope inexplicable two year coma. Also why isn't anyone with Brand? Cooper can get there from the saturn station no problem, so why is she alone? Shouldn't people have beat her there?

[@CosminDuru]

23:52 TARS is watching. This was a chilling moment in the movie, where you would think the computers will decide to keep the secret and abort plan a without consulting with the expendable useless humans :)

[@IamSamoth]

I didn't know fear until I saw that wave.

[@adamscott7354]

All I will say is Cher, there is life before…. …and life AFTER watching I N T E R S E L L A R

[@heyzeus6149]

This is literally one of my favorite movies 👍

[@oteroair]

Yup.. I'm a Top honors grad in Aviation Science/ Aero Space, Either wrong politics or doing the job according to the law, it sure didn't turn into the carrier I hoped for. Then Vovid put the last nail in it. But! I'm good at whatever I focus on, capable, adaptable and even happy and less stressed taking on other types of work. ..it's all entertainment anyway.

[@stevenightfall6634]

re-upload?

[@ColetteCherry]

😢yes

[@kevinwilson140]

They never really explain why the world needs farmers. They aren't exactly planting corn with sticks, they have self driving combines, corn is very low manual labor. So what are all these farmers doing day-to-day?

[@axr7149]

Please watch TENET and OPPENHEIMER as well. TENET was his first collaboration with editor Jennifer Lame and composer Ludwig Göransson. TENET is in fact my favorite Nolan as audio and visual storytelling meshed together in a way that he hasn’t topped before or since, and the editor played a huge part in that.

[@nicknickson3650]

The Prestige >>>

[@Tolandruth]

to bad the movie is trash yeah sound was good but thats all it had going

[@axr7149]

@@Tolandruth Just because it may not have worked for you does not make it trash. If anything, I believe he got a lot better in his direction in TENET (especially of action sequences and exposition). No wasted moment (it was go-go-go from frame one), continuously keeping on your toes, and delivering exposition only when required as opposed to spoon-feeding (which was a major issue with INCEPTION), and of course the much-improved action sequences. Editing was easily that film's MVP (Jennifer Lame should have won an Oscar for that instead of OPPENHEIMER IMO).

[@Tolandruth]

@ I meant more in that the story of it was trash yeah all the action and directing was fine but the story had no idea what it was doing.

[@javelldunn3379]

Interstellar is one of my favorite great reaction

[@Hunter-jo8ud]

I still have to watch it.

[@shabashabadoo3899]

What are your top ten movies, I can tell you are a film buff. I am considerably older but I also am a fan of the classic cinema. Would like to know your top 10 classic movies

[@murnzo110]

Hi Colette

[@petermendoza2572]

Great reaction Colette, in case you're interested in another space type movie I recommend the movie "The Martian" prayers go out to your career in cinema and screenwriting I believe you can do it Happy Holidays 🎄.

[@MadcapMatt]

So you ended up watching it then? You should make a video about your experience seeing such an epic movie on a huge IMAX screen.

[@WarloyJenkins]

Is this a reupload?

[@salvadormartinez8577]

Your first watch should have been in theaters…

[@joshuatolodxi179]

Is this a re-upload?

[@nuclearhamster6888]

Easily the best Matthew Mcconaughey film!!!!

[@madangel2002]

I thought she already reacted to this before

[@brianedwards5792]

Try the Christmas movie the family man

[@MauMenzori]

You haven't seen Interstellar yet, really? I don't know, I was absolutely sure this was a title you'd reacted to before. Huh, guess I was wrong... But anyways. Yes, Christopher Nolan is one of a kind. He writes stories that are unique, to the point no one else can even come close to imagining. See if you can also watch "Tenet" from him, which deals with an unique take about time travel mechanic (and this is not a spoiler, seeing its all over the trailers) which differs from our conventional understanding of, well, time travel à lá "Back to the future". Forget all the previous notions of time travel you've known thus far, and get ready to witness a different perspective about it.

[@YukiNakaii]

Nolan is a beast

[@MultiverseOf6]

Christopher Nolan is a expert to make us weap 😢😢😢

[@faisalmemon285]

Why do people find this movie so depressing? I mean it basically seems every reactor is crying during this movie. What part was so sad? It was kind of stupid in the end when Murph wakes from cryosleep to only meet her dad for five minutes while the whole movie she was angry that he left and didn’t spend time with her. She then tells him to go to Brandt (Anne Hathaway). Her whole family just gives Cooper a blank stare like they’re zombies, and no one is giving Cooper the recognition he deserves. It’s like Murph took all the credit. And what’s with giving the robot a 90% honesty setting? You need your computer to have 100% honesty. They showed there was a setting for humor. If Coop didn’t like Tars’s wisecracks he should’ve given him a 0% humor setting. People think this movie is smarter than them. But it’s not. It’s all based on junk science. Space cannot be folded. One hour on water planet does not equal 7 years in space. I now know why Spielberg bailed on this project, only to have a less smart director take over and deceive the audience into thinking they’re dumb and he’s the most intelligent scientist on the planet.

[@CameronThompson-z8k]

😂 complaining about a movie you think is bad and yet you watch numerous reactors watch it is hilarious

[@faisalmemon285]

@ People say stupid things in this movie reaction. The hilarity is worth it. 🤣🤣😂😂😂😆😆😆😅😅😅😝

[@Ksouel]

The curve and the blur are the result of shooting on an anamorphic lens.

[@ColetteCherry]

I need that lens!!

[@Ksouel]

@ColetteCherry Hate to break it to you but theyre among the most costly and rare lenses on the planet. The full set of Panavision C lenses used in this movie costs between 500-750,000 dollars. But they do produce images like no other.

[@Trance_OCE]

Is this really the case? Or did you reupload to remove the sponsor... hmm...

[@ColetteCherry]

Why would I remove the sponsor?! Yes it’s really the case . The other video was 30 minutes longer and got blocked worldwide. Obviously I had to put the sponsor on another video as those sponsors have deadlines.

[@Trance_OCE]

@@ColetteCherry Since the Ridge Wallet sponsor was hardcoded into the video itself, once the sponsorship agreement had ended, I personally wouldn’t want that lingering in a reaction video like Interstellar. I’d probably reupload it without the sponsor integration. That’s just my perspective, which explains my suspicions, I guess.

[@oteroair]

You'll like - Gravity ..at the end of Intersteller , they'll badicly be Adom and Eve, or Noah

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Well, it's fiction. But it's real good!

[@aidarosullivan5269]

I think you'll love Arrival by Denis Villeneuve

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

Mann sabotaged his robot to explode, if it was jacked with. Mann was right in his end goals, to make it to thr next planet, but wrong in how he went about it.

[@calvinkopp1735]

This movie is the 2nd debut of Timothée Chalamet and he eventually stared Call me by your name, Dune Parts One and Two, Wonka and A Complete Unknown. You should definitely react to those if you want to see his evolution.

[@frankiek2269]

Dune 1 was okay. Dune 2 was trash. The only good thing about that was the better technological advances in movie making. The original movie was far better at the storytelling and stuck to the book. But the hubris of these narcissistic, screen-writers today, who decided they could write it better than a #1 bestselling author, is astonishing. And disgusting.

[@ShreyButle]

@@frankiek2269 who hurt you bro?

[@mjrose44]

I think the fans of you and your channel would enjoy your reaction to: 12 Monkeys 1995 Directed: Terry Gilliam

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

Waych here a George Clooney Sandra bullock space movie!

[@truboddie3358]

Colette hear me now Christopher Nolan is making plans for a new movie Do 2 reactions to his 2 films "TENET" and "OPPENHEIMER" TENET is like Inception with the Matrix