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Series Created by Andy Signore / andysignore & Brett Weiner
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Are you still reading this?! If so, type "Muuuuuurph!!!" in the comments below!!

[@addyfe]

Never go to the space with Matt Damon. Something bad will always be happen.

[@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv]

But in The Martian, the bad things only happened to him.

[@fakechloe207]

69 likes. Noice.

[@saynaazimiyan3372]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@manuelsilva8528]

And the american government will spend billions saving him $$$

[@erenyeager6369]

Kimmel's gonna like your comment😆

[@Sahil-bb2qw]

Time: exists Nolan: I can milk that

[@BrandonWright99]

For real. Nearly all of his movies mess with our perception of time in some way. Memento, inception, Dunkirk, interstellar, the prestige,, and of course tenet all have aspects in them that mess with time itself

[@SlashGaming123]

@@BrandonWright99 wait where did prestige have anything to do with time?

[@BrandonWright99]

@@SlashGaming123 The time it took to perform the last trick was impossible (getting from the stage to the balcony in an instant). So he used Tesla's copy machine. It's not a big use of time but it's important.

[@AthenaGate]

Physics makes less sense than this movie lol

[@advait03]

@@SlashGaming123 the entire story is told in a non-linear format. It begins at one point, then the next scene is 10 years ago, then the next scene is 5 years after that, then it shows what happened immediately after the 10 years ago scene, then comes back to present day...for the entire movie.

[@BugCatcherWill]

When you mentioned Hans Zimmer falling asleep on his organ I completely lost my shit. And couldn't find it until an hour later.

[@Niven42]

By that time, 51 years had passed in the outside world.

[@alexb3617]

the same happened to me when he said baked potato

[@ejoshcoron]

hahaha seriously that was the best part! keep up the spot-on humor Screen Junkies

[@adamterrell-payne4523]

BugCatcherWill I lost my shit on this comment and have yet to find it, +1 sir you win the internet today.

[@TheStargazer4000]

100th like

[@shloksharma9259]

*A shape shifting ATM* 😂😂

[@jlinkous05]

That damn AllSpark is loose again!

[@scottloessel6493]

I know that real robots don’t look like transformers, but did they have to make that one so damn boring looking?

[@Stykers]

physisc

[@ScelerataBestiola]

the red shirts xDDD

[@SmileyDAC]

That one is for the Nobel Prize !

[@Volstreed]

'Emotional scenes that sound like Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his church organ' Lmao

[@chrisgit4433]

*swells

[@RadBunny2269]

Volstreed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@antonioyanez2936]

Volstreed so funny he thought of a joke id never notice haha

[@JustThatOneRandomGuy]

That was the best line in this video hahaha

[@laxmanshivakashipuram]

whT does this mean "falling asleep on his organ"?

[@Dutchman4real]

That Hans-Zimmer-Falling-asleep joke might have been the funniest/wittiest joke of the Honest Trailers series !

[@dadqqader]

so you're trying to say hans zimmer music is bad? enjoy pop and dubstep kid.

[@TheButterShowThatsMe]

จิรายุทธ พ่อค้า Don't be dumb. Please? :3

[@Dutchman4real]

จิรายุทธ พ่อค้า you actually got to be kidding me

[@Dutchman4real]

จิรายุทธ พ่อค้า please show me exactly at what point I said that Hans Zimmer music is bad? Let me appreciate a good joke ffs

[@FanboysUnited]

Too bad they came up with it on Movie Fights

[@KamenRiderFan01]

the "Hanz Zimmer fell asleep on his organ" and "THE BAKED POTATO" part though! HAHAHAHA!

[@nerysghemor5781]

+Slender Diper The movie didn't look like something I wanted to see (not the kind of philosophy I wanted), but I can tell you the soundtrack stands on its own much better than what I see from the trailer...which I'd heard was to the point that some theaters were posting disclaimers on the door to advise people about the sound mixing before they went in so they wouldn't demand their money back. (I bought the CD as a Zimmer fan, and don't regret it.)

[@Expl0rati0n]

+Slender Diper I loved the music but that was definitely hilarious

[@cekseh]

+Slender Diper As soon as he got to the baked potato part I lost it. It's those little moments in life that can make your day =)

[@mickeyspillane9325]

+Slender Diper It's like you don't notice until someone points it out and then yeh it is very funny! LMAO

[@Dan20q]

+Slender Diper looooool yeah

[@lrmcatspaw1]

"Tom will be alright". Morgan freeman voice "Tom would not be alright".

[@spencernay9528]

😂😭 broo

[@aditya._.d3shmukh]

LMAOOO

[@Avalonne65]

"The backed potato" Matt Daemon plays it so well that he has been choosen to cultivate potatoes on Mars in his next movie. xD

[@sandymcneish7820]

Backed potato. Matt Daemon. Just saying

[@rajeshwariumashankar8082]

@@sandymcneish7820 choosen

[@Levi_is_Smol]

@@rajeshwariumashankar8082 xD

[@mrigankamaulichakraborty7088]

I am crazy about interstellar, but dude, this honest trailer is so perfect 😂😂😂

[@sjs9698]

yep, it's up there with 2001 imo: great visuals & performances, interesting setup & worldbuilding... then completely can't nail the landing & goes full psycadelic to compensate.

[@niktej1114]

@@sjs9698 lol

[@apmfer]

@@sjs9698 true but the story sucks on the other hand 2001 is a near perfect film -that-makes-sense-

[@sjs9698]

@@apmfer both have passable stories. we could argue i suppose that 2001 is more successful in showing the story, nolan does have a bit of a heavy-exposition habit...

[@apmfer]

@@sjs9698 no interstellar is just dumb

[@shivani4279]

"Matthew McConaughey stars as Matthew McConaughey barely pretending to be a guy". You just described Matthew McConaughey's entire movie career 😂.

[@jlinkous05]

*Stares intently* *Rubs fingers together* *Speaks softly in a rough voice* Mmmm hmm hmm!

[@BigHeretic]

*Shivani* With the possible exception of *Dallas Buyer's Club*

[@brianfuller4258]

He definitely did something different in "sing"

[@hablemosde1950]

@@BigHeretic on Interstellar he es GREAT

[@BespectacledLynx]

Honestly, why doesn't he just SPEAK LOUDER???? It almost ruined the movie... Couldn't here a thing he said😡

[@kevina5337]

"The greatest scientist in the world... who doesn't know how an airlock works" 😂😂🤣

[@gwadamit8116]

The greatest scientist doesn't know

[@mikethespike056]

He is a scientist, not a pilot. AND the airlock procedure CHANGED.

[@kevina5337]

@@mikethespike056 lol I'm neither of those things and I understand that opening doors on a spacecraft when an airlock isn't sealed is a horrible idea... never mind the blatant voices telling him "HEY DON'T OPEN THE DOOR THE AIRLOCK ISN'T SEALED" lol

[@mikethespike056]

@@kevina5337 it was sealed, but not correctly. Just go and watch The Martian.

[@SplendidFellow]

It's not that he doesn't know how the airlock works. It's that he doesn't care and he has become a completely cold, apathetic nihilist.

[@TheLoboRulez]

"Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his organ!!!" I'm dying...

[@solleSWE]

Livian Pascal Lobo yes hahaha died

[@danielmusical]

:))) yeah !!

[@imdamo8006]

It’s true though, I don’t know why the hell Hans Zimmer gets so much praise for this soundtrack, anybody proficient in fl studio could’ve done it

[@Guitarsloth]

@@imdamo8006 this soundtrack was very good, but he has so many other movies with better soundtracks in my opinion, regardless that man is a genius

[@razorcallahan3029]

Still dead are you?

[@basvanheun7279]

"like Hanz Zimmer fell asleep on his organ" Hahahahaahah I'm crying!

[@brknlv]

me too that really got me XD XD XD

[@YnseSchaap]

That baked potato was really visionary, just watch The Martian

[@YnseSchaap]

***** Eerie

[@toni_murphii]

+Ynse Schaap ikr Lol

[@Emme019]

+Ynse Schaap Eh, you mean 'read' The Martian ;) Or watch, whatever floats your boat.

[@YnseSchaap]

Emme019 For now, watch. I just started the book ;-)

[@Emme019]

Really liked the book! Hated the first 50-60 pages, incredibly boring, but it gets a lot better!

[@cfreze00]

LOL Staring “A Baked Potato” 😂😂😂😂

[@Trickyksa]

Jimmy Kimmel would've loved this

[@prinznoir5303]

Why baked potato?

[@simonj3563]

@Jacob Zondag no, because he was covered in this foil, I dont know the correct english name

[@am.Shub2770]

@Jacob Zondag But you're right. That was a martian reference,

[@ghostgtasa]

@@am.Shub2770 The Martian came out in october 2015 tho...

[@owenhale8936]

"Which Murph uses to solve gravity." Best line of the video.

[@czdaniel1]

+Owen Hale: Witch Murph solves gravity, then she can fly!

[@chickennoodleleaderofqwebb8447]

I love your picture

[@TheShamansQuestion]

+Owen Hale Honestly, that is how the movie itself views the problem of gravity. They talk about it in such a "dumbed down" way that it's just ridiculous. Spot on for Honest Trailers.

[@bluceree7312]

Its actually a line in the movie.

[@panborlangmarbaniang6431]

Inception - the most confusing movie ever Interstellar - "HOLD MY BEER" Tenet - "BEER MY HOLD"

[@moh13666]

"BEER MY HOLD" brilliant

[@Jack-rp6zy]

MASSIVELY underrated comment

[@Daniel.sh.]

REEB YM DLOH.

[@jasoncripe4059]

The best comment on here 😁

[@shelbyeditinglimited9445]

i think that would go to dark

[@billsmith8397]

I love how everything he did was literally in a matter of hours in his perspective, however, did anyone else get pissed off when he stayed with her for only a minute, didn't ask about his son, didn't ask about his dad, and didn't even say hi to her daughters family?

[@jackryan9183]

Bill Smith Well, he said he'd come back. He just didn't say how long he'd stay. lol And poor Tom...Guess Daddy just forgot he had a son. Terrible movie.

[@billsmith8397]

jack ryan He couldn't have forgotten in a few hours lol! No, but I think it was because they were already over the time limit or something because that was just ridiculous. OR They are going to fix it in the next movie. Remember when Anne Goaway said time is linear, but we see in the end that time is actually 3 dimensional in a 5 dimensional realm, maybe he would go back in time and fix the mistake he made and get his family back while saving the earth.

[@TheControversialToon]

Bill Smith Duh, it's implied they had a long conversation before he left again. The movie is not focused in that at the moment it's focused in closing the theme of Murph and Cooper, and how he finally fulfilled his promise. I'm sure he knows his son is dead, as is their kid's grandpa (he wasn't his father). His daughter's family doesn't mean anything to him. They don't know him, and the fact that he is the father of Murph, who is dying, is very trippy. It's almost like he is a ghost. People don't process that easily

[@jackryan9183]

TheControversialToon Or, the simplist and most logical answer is that it is a lazy script for a terrible movie. And all your speculation and excuses can't put in what the film left out. Duh.

[@billsmith8397]

TheControversialToon I don't see where it is implied but I will look for it if I see it again.

[@mmj9395]

"... assault your ears with emotional swells that sound like Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his organ." 🤣🤣 I love this movie, I love the musical score, and I love this honest trailer!!

[@mariussjstrand6934]

I second that🤩

[@deliagabrielaion3060]

Likewise 😁

[@adityabenwalca]

Me tooo...😂😂

[@bloodrunsclear]

'It's not that we didn't understand it, its just that it's really stupid' THANK YOU

[@bloodrunsclear]

***** In the original sense unfortunately. I REALLY like Nolan's works, but this one he admitted to coming up with the imagery first and explaining it to HIMSELF afterwards. That's basically textbook pretension right there :/

[@bloodrunsclear]

***** I'm still annoyed by the grand revelation too. The whole movie is a looping paradox. How did the heroes find out the secret to 'solving' gravity? How were they saved at the last moment? How ultimately did everything get fixed? Why, they obviously ALREADY succeeded and their descendants had to send information back in time from the techno-future in the most obscure way possible. Love may solve everything, but apparently it also helps if your future self gives your present self what you need to save the future self in the first place. This whole movie is a live action version of a Calvin and Hobbes joke!

[@bloodrunsclear]

***** It's not a good idea to have a movie where at the end you think that XD I actually really like 12 Monkeys (the movie) but even I admit the story is a little annoying since it could make practically everything in the movie itself pointless.

[@apostolis.diamantopoulos]

bloodrunsclear why nolan? why??

[@bloodrunsclear]

Apostolis Kennedy He and David S Goyer are the preverbal 'little girl with the little curl' from the rhyme. When they're good they're VERY VERY GOOD. But when they're bad... :/

[@johnhuldt]

"That sounds like Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his organ" HAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I love that score btw :)

[@ElNietoPR]

No time for caution!

[@windowsVD]

John Huldt I loved the score as well, but that was pretty funny.

[@arynowyrth9581]

Yeah, that was the only thing that made me laugh in this.

[@HunterRodrigez]

i liked the movie... but they really shouldn't have put all the fucking "love solves everything" bullshit in there

[@HuangD99]

***** It was gravity not love, do you need subtitles or something? lol

[@MrDman21]

***** That pretty much summed up The Fifth Element too.

[@johnvonshepard9373]

***** Did you mom not hug you went you a child?

[@HunterRodrigez]

John von Shepard were you raised exclusively on Disney movies?

[@nathanmckenzie904]

***** my gf laughed at the love is quantifiable bs

[@9Kualalumpur]

I loved Interstellar, but the points made in this video are totally true, which makes it hilarious. The only part I really couldn't get my suspension of disbelief ready for was Murph figuring out the big twist through sheer power of drama

[@ethan6379]

"a shape shifting ATM" that shit had me rolling HAHAHAHA!

[@philip8552]

Well, one moment of silence for the untold story of the guy who passed away in the water planet..:)

[@redzepplin8734]

redshirt#2

[@ni3070]

I swear, I just discovered this movie exists today just saw that one scene.....but that was painful

[@mdredheadguy1979]

Sting Eucliffe's AMV Wait, I thought that was a woman??? Oh well, who cares.

[@cfa1998]

He was played by Kevin Costner

[@Bikewreck]

Why does your smiley face have 3 eyes on the left side?

[@xavierangel100]

"From the director whose movies are not that complex but makes you feel smart because you understood the non-linear storytelling"

[@vincentlaw8426]

Confirmed! Oh oh and don't forget to put love in it so you catch all those girls and women who are too dump for simple science! You know because "LOOOOOVE" defeats everything .... even thought it's just a primitive mixture of hormones

[@Sarlat7]

Vincent Law : "don't forget to put love in it so you catch all those girls and women who are too dump for simple science!" "dump". DUMP. Wow, karma's a dick, huh Vincent. And too "dump" for simple science? International testing strongly disagrees, and that's without considering (because its's impossible to quantify) the effect of misogyny. Nice try though, cupcake :)

[@maxmarks3503]

Back when Timothee Chalamet was so unknown, he didn't even get his own pun in 'starring'

[@chinmayeep8900]

I was thinking the same....hope they do an Honest trailer for Dune when it comes out.

[@Pauluzzs]

who?

[@jasicjan]

@@Pauluzzs exactly :DD

[@random-jn8ec]

@@Pauluzzs Timothee Chalamet, he is really a great actor and will definitely have a great career. He is amazing in Call me by your name, and Dune. He is cute.

[@toxicpick]

didn’t know he was in this until they mentioned the farmer’s son 😂

[@InvincibleRage]

PAL 9000 "A shape shifting ATM."

[@InvincibleRage]

+Ben Daulton Haha...And dumps it in Christopher Nolan's wallet.

[@limbdarkening]

Or a giant silver KitKat bar. Actually that robot design is amazing. Best looking robot I have ever seen in a movie. Only good part about the film actually.

[@kalakritistudios]

This movie is 2001 a space odyssey remade with emotions and did what kubrick didn't... turning the Monolith into a TV !

[@BatmanHQYT]

OMG I died! "Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his organ"

[@windowsVD]

Batman The only funny part of the video.

[@vg4life769]

Thomas Jiang Agreed.

[@boopthesnoot719]

that was actually really funny but I loved the score

[@matthewmoran5297]

***** Of what?

[@vasilisnalbantis]

Batman I didn't find it funny because i find the score for this movie amazing and overwelming , Its one the best Zimmer wrote. Different from al the others he made. When you watch the movie you don't notice the music, That's how perfectly it's submerged in the atmosphere. Interstellar is 40% music and 60% everything else.

[@monkeyskywalker3]

say: First immortality, then the bitches

[@buca117]

SaiyanPrinceVEV0 And then schwarma after.

[@xenogion3589]

Tfs?

[@demonkingbuddha8384]

Xenogion yes

[@153ridzzzz]

buca117 I never tried shawarma before, theres a joint that sells it 2 blocks down. Wanna go try?

[@Sraye]

What if I told you.. you are immortal, but not immune to disease and illness. You can never die, but your body will still waste away.

[@dukedixon3192]

I love the last comment he reads. Epic voice guy totally called out the condescending genius who cannot spell or correctly form a sentence. Bravo!

[@wweartmaker29]

"..hans zimmer felt asleep on his organ." cant stop laughing.

[@CandarianGaming]

my favourite part lol

[@mordekaihorowitz]

ikr? and i'm a huge zimmer fan, and interstellar score was especially awesome, but such a true observation.

[@tombranch2261]

S Nimgole "god turn it off, i cant hear my own epic voice!"

[@aliciajazmin9568]

I loved that. XD

[@thugnomics123]

S Nimgole i am dumb, i admit it, but can someone please explain the joke? i really dont get it!

[@kimballbelliston5925]

The "power of love" thing becomes so much more sappy in a sci-fi movie

[@CraneFast]

Kimball Belliston not Back to The Future though. It’s bad ass in Back to The Future!

[@cucabeludo3596]

They mention power of love but the movie can be explained without it

[@Hirnlego999]

It's like sand, and I don't like sand

[@patrickcummins79]

I liked this movie, but that bit kinda threw me a little bit off. (You could also argue any strong emotion transcends space and time by the film's logic..)

[@janmajer4662]

@Pedro Merlin Love is something that always brings two beings together no matter what. Gravity is something that brings everything together no matter what and it creates spacetime. Do you understand now?

[@anjasfajaryan6201]

"barely pretending to be a guy named Coop" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sam_music555]

"Sounds like Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his organ" The film made me cry, and Hans is just a god. But this one, made lost it

[@Daniel.sh.]

When i want to see a good movie, i just search "Hans Zimmer"😊

[@PrinceBarin77]

Literally spat out my coffee laughing at this.

[@mitchellhughes5180]

🤣

[@jackwin5629]

Just gave you your 300th like

[@Xnerdz1]

The whole "love transcends space-time" crap spoiled the movie for me. It was going so well, up to that point where I had to literally squint of despair in the theater...

[@jojag5]

+Able D-G Totally agree. That BS "love conquers all" ending completely ruined an otherwise great movie. .

[@shift2507]

+Able D-G Exactly!! THANK YOU!!

[@haiggoh]

+Able D-G But... I don't really think that was all that essential to the story. Sure, the characters saw it that way, but the tesseract that allowed him to send the message wasn't "created by love" or some shit, that's not what happened. They said "they" created it and realized "they" are not an alien species but beings that mankind will eventually evolve to in millions of years. I really liked that idea. The whole theme about love transcending spacetime was only figurativiely used as an explanation by the characters but from the viewers perspective not literally.

[@DarknessIsThePath]

+Able D-G Exactly, everything was fine until that moment, went from somewhat logical to pure fantasy bullshit.

[@DarknessIsThePath]

+haiggoh Yeh, having humans evolve to that "God level" is even more bullshit than the "love transcends" story lmao

[@Nakatokung]

Please do whiplash!

[@ElazarFine]

YES

[@RobertoBermeo_]

guys, you can watch my video "if whiplash were a comedy" in my channel, i hope you like it

[@1DrunkSocialite]

OH MY GAWD YES! I laughed so hard at Whiplash!

[@quinnc1944]

I actually did a review of it in my 'best and worst in film 2014' if your curious. Just letting you all know cause I like talking about the film with others

[@sugakookiesandlambskewers7200]

No they shud do fifty shades of gray!

[@EhvinnTee]

"From the director who apparently gets a lifetime pass cause he made The Dark Knight." It's a shame, cause I don't think Nolan ever asked for this kind of attention! You got people obsessing over him like he's the next Kubrick, and then you got people that simply think "his movies suck! He's so overrated" just cause they see his films through this lens of cynicism for the sheer fact that there ARE people obsessing over him like he's the next Kubrick!! You follow me? Like, his movies are totally fine! I'd even say there all great! They're character-focused features that, in my opinion, do a great job making me care about the protagonist's journey! Are they perfect? No! (Cept Memento) But he's good at his job at creating worlds and stories an audience member wants to explore. That's all he's trying to do! He doesn't go into a project saying, "How am I gonna get them to love me this time?!" So, in the future, don't put down someone that doesn't like what you like cause you think they 'didn't get it', and don't allow yourself to not enjoy a film cause some people think the Messiah made it. I mean come on! There are bigger problems in our world! For example, some people defend the Star Wars Prequels cause "all true fans like ALL the Star Wars films!" FUCK THOSE GUYS!!

[@jackryan9183]

Nolan set out to make a "Kubrick" film. HE has said that this was the main influence for Interstellar. HE has made the comparison. Not others. Follow me? And when the Nolan fan boys started threatening the film critics with harm and death who didn't like Nolan's third batman movie, Nolan defended them calling them "passionate". And yes, there is a part of Nolan that does indeed like the attention and acclaim.

[@UrinatingTheCrowd]

lol... tl;dr

[@movieace1295]

"From the director who apparently gets a lifetime pass cause he made The Dark Knight." It's funny because all his movies after TDK are critically praised. I would say that after Nolan's huge success people began to hate on his movies and trying to find the smallest plot holes and weird nitpicking. But the majority love his movies, that's a fact. Not just people but critics also.

[@jackryan9183]

You mean HUGE plot holes and nonsensical story telling...lol

[@TheSignetGamer]

jack ryan I think he said something else, learn English or to read

[@antares1070]

"Physisc" 😂

[@elcamello1980]

I was looking for this comment.

[@DanielJoseMP]

Energía Oscura same 😂😂😂

[@TheBuri00]

@@elcamello1980 same 😆

[@skoomamuch356]

Interstellar Honest Trailer: A Baked Potato The Martian Honest Trailer: The Astronaut Potato Farmer

[@DamaniJones]

Sounds about right

[@User-xw6kd]

The cross.

[@onyxphonedkaiivw5105]

kau lain

[@EliteGamerz963]

Matt Damon even has a similar suit WTF

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I'm always tought The Martian is Interstellar part two since they had Matt Damon on it.

[@RisingJake]

Say, "There's nothing like the feeling of slamming a long, silver bullet into a well greased chamber!"

[@gandalfgreyhame342]

Perv

[@bl4ckw1ngz64]

Gandalf Greyhame Ocelot is a perv.

[@HAVOK_YouTube]

I love it.

[@megatronsroyalemissary382]

gr8 b8 m8 I r8 8/8

[@croc560]

Wait...oh god....*facepalm*

[@zuesunleashed]

Why has no one realised that the paradoxes in the film were intentional? They were there to make a point about how fifth dimensional space can take advantage of time in a manner that would appear paradoxical in a dimension where time is linear. Secondly, 'love' isn't exactly the factor that allowed Cooper to communicate through dimensions, it was gravity, as explained by the dust pile scene near the beginning of the film and how it lead them to Nasa's hideout. The film uses metaphors integrated with actual scientific theory to be poetic, otherwise it would just be a documentary.

[@machicommentsection]

Mmmchutney I agree with you. I like this movie so much

[@zuesunleashed]

David Perrier What you're saying is true, but you missed the point. I was trying to say that it appears that these relatively illogical scenes in the film were poetic/thematic

[@sstrey174]

Mmmchutney a paradox is a paradox..how did the future humans get where they are in the first place if they are the ones that created the wormhole to save themselves....lol

[@machicommentsection]

mikewalker678 he is trying to be the smart one here.

[@zuesunleashed]

SS Trey look it up. I googled it and found heaps of philosophical theories.

[@CoffeeBarbarian]

Dear epic voice guy.... i love you. I laughed out loud... a lot. As i ALWAYS do 😂😍

[@ObsydyanInkTV]

“It’s not that we didn’t understand it; it’s just really stupid.” I love this trailer so much!

[@mariosebastiani3214]

talking about stupidness: -SPOILER ALERT- when they get to the first planet, the one closest to the singularity, they're concerned about time passing far quicker on Earth than there (on a 1 hour = 7 years ratio). They struggle to minimize the time loss. Things go avry, then develop from there. My thought on that: "problem solved. We don't need a new planet. Bring humanity here, no need to land, just stay in low orbit for a couple months, then go back to Earth, where nature will have fixed herself like she always does since 10 000 years will have passed. Then recolonize our 3rd rock from the Sun."

[@Payne_Point]

@@mariosebastiani3214 That's an idea, but you couldn't bring all of humanity. That was a major point between 'Plan A' and 'Plan B'. They were constantly arguing over saving the humans of today vs the humans of tomorrow.

[@mariosebastiani3214]

@@Payne_Point by my understanding, plan A was sending an enormous spaceship filled with people (humans of today) to colonize a new world, provided they could win against gravity to lift the "ark". Plan B was to send fertilized ovules (humans of tomorrow). No plan comprised saving all of humanity. I did refer to plan A.

[@Payne_Point]

@@mariosebastiani3214 Understood, but they couldn't win against gravity with the ark. Dr. Brand knew the equation was unsolvable without the data from within a black hole. So you could bring some people to orbit the black hole and speed up time but you've doomed everyone else back home.

[@mariosebastiani3214]

@@Payne_Point I think that building one big ark is outright stupid. If anything goes wrong with it then humanity is doomed. Better send a flock of small, connectable ships, with different specialties (hospitals, food and water stocks, factories, living modules), at least 3 of a kind where you just need 2 to survive.

[@trdjody]

"Anne Goaway!" Haha I'm crying

[@seanwilson8168]

@Michael Freed HA! LOL

[@ud0204]

Cooper: Muuuuph Rick: Coooooral Cooper: Muuuuph Rick: Coooooral Cooper: Muuuuph ...

[@randomrealistictone2231]

Spongebob!

[@calebcooper2979]

Batman: BATMANNNNNN

[@TheNightEyes]

SHAUN!!

[@cuddleshellaby9923]

Ethan Mars: JAAASON!

[@randomrealistictone2231]

DINKLEBERG

[@user-fq1ig3uy3q]

"Luigi Affleck." 😂 That was SAVAGE!

[@Morlun91]

Am I the only one who got totally mind blown by the random appearance of Matt Damon? I mean it was the main joke/plot twist of the movie since his name wasn't on the poster and they don't show his pic during the movie when they talk about his character.

[@metroidman7592]

unfortunately I spoiled that for myself with imdb

[@brunogonz86]

I actually laughed a bit when he was revealed

[@zorororonoa6702]

Yeah, I was in the theater and when he appeared I was thinking "Is that Matt Damon?". Whoah.

[@scarynightcrew]

A little bit like Kevin Spacey's appearence in SE7EN.

[@windowsVD]

Yeah, I kinda wished they picked a less famous actor. Damon was fine, but he is a bit too recognizable.

[@GoddoDoggo]

I don't dislike the movie because I'm stupid, I dislike the movie because the movie is stupid. The black hole, the space travel, the different planets, those were all awesome and fantastic and I loved it. And then they got all transcendental about love and shit, and they made Matthew McConaughy's character the "messenger," and the ending just outright pissed me off. If they'd cut out that weird, nonsensical dimensional part, the forced "LOVE!" message and the long, labored silences that I think were meant to make the movie more "meaningful" (but didn't), I would have liked it way more.

[@zikofrankchtain2230]

ahaahah you are stupid sryyy but you are

[@GoddoDoggo]

Ziko Frankchtain Says the guy who can't write out the word "sorry"

[@zikofrankchtain2230]

Im too lazy

[@Ollie_1997]

Hate to tell you, but the bit at the end with the hyper dimensional space is actually plausible, so you know, read up before you say stupid shot

[@johht1347]

you are stupid

[@Blackopsmaster68]

A shape shifting ATM lol!

[@mrastleysghost]

+R1ProductionHouse A baked potato

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

Yea that was the dumbest looking robot I've ever seen

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

+christopher snedeker don't defend a shitty movie just because it is sciency. a movie is still supposed to be entertaining. you can learn all the science stuff on youtube, everyone understands it.

[@adlan_kacak]

+yolo must die my favourite character though

[@balltoball1]

+Nabre Labre however it was the mose scientifically VIABLE robot ever shown in a movie.....

[@a-ish3258]

"...fundamental law of physisc ..." This is way funnier than the clip itself... Who ever wrote it must have been a real "ginues".😉😜

[@SuperUnunquadium]

There really wasn't a lot of physics in the film, people who say they understand the movie suggesting they are really smart or something don't know what they're talking about. Much of the film was visual, inspired by actual physical principles but nowhere in the film was it dedicated entirety to "physics" or "science". We all know what a wormhole is, we all know what a black hole is, we all know what gravity is. There wasn't anything to understand that only "smart" people understood. If it was a bad movie, it had nothing to do understanding, only taste. I really liked this movie because I thought it was really good, not because it made me feel like a jeenyus.

[@leedoyeon]

***** The characters even say as much that that's not possible (about artificially creating wormhole and sustaining it), but I was okay with that, because they were simply conjecturing the existence of a sufficiently advanced civilization that could do that, without blatantly violating known laws of the universe... unlike the way Gravity threw Newton's laws out the window.

[@leedoyeon]

Greg Kates I don't think it was ever meant to teach us anything new about black holes, but I think the black hole in the movie was supposed to be the most accurate visual model of black hole ever made yet.

[@CaptainJellyBS]

Doyeon Lee oh god, Gravity. The movie where hanging on a cord without motion. In space. Pulls you down and tears the rope.

[@danialshadmany2909]

The best part is that there was very complex physics put to the audience in a way that seems simple. The fifth dimension sequences and the gravity formula have roots in unification theory (quantum mechanics and relativity) which is also discussed in the film. Time dilation is something most people wouldn't know at first. I'd recommend Kip's book on the movie. Its very interesting and educational. Either way, I agree the movie wasn't good because of the complex science, it was good because it was really well done, the science was a nice touch.

[@oliverupload]

I think the interesting part of the physics that was being pointed out wasn't wormholes or black-holes but how gravity effects time

[@pumpkinpie2987]

I, personally really enjoyed the movie, but I see why others may have disliked it. Other than an impossible maneuver they made, Neil was right about the accuracy. And really the whole black hole bit was a neat take on everything, it's still science FICTION, you know. Either way I respect your opinions otherwise I just enjoyed this.

[@bigfisher42]

Robert Whitley Please tell me why it is terrible. I find this ending to be breath taking and completely coherent with everything that is exposed before in the movie

[@Brendy733]

I love this movie. I feel like honest trailers aren't as funny anymore because they don't really feel like trailers anymore and the honest voice was better before. In the end the guys at screen junkies are just a bunch of losers who talk about movies all day and don't have real jobs. So I personally don't care about the nitpicking because it's a movie. Starwars has plenty of things wrong with it and people still love that.

[@Ramix09]

Pumpkin Pie what impossible maneuver? the rotation docking scene? xD

[@AtamDardon]

***** So, what qualifies as a "real" job?

[@gdbaradit]

Pumpkin Pie It's not about the style, it's about the content and story telling.

[@piyushpriyadarshi6246]

Han zimmer fall asleep on his organ😂😂😂 And in the last... Alright,alright.....oh what?? WAIT WHAAAT??

[@nadaesimposible4770]

Calling Casey Affleck, "Luigi" is burn unit level heat

[@razorcallahan3029]

More like sleepy Affleck

[@joy_villa]

So true 😂😂

[@iKadaj]

People who say, "If you didn't like ___ then you just didn't understand it" may be trying to sound/feel intelligent and grown-up, but they are actually literally saying, "If you don't like it then you're dumb!" which is something a little kid would say in a whiny voice when you insult their favorite cartoon, because little kids don't understand that all people are different and like different things.

[@blueshit199]

I think these people are dumb and that's why they think these movies are actually 'ambitious'

[@BoxJoe136]

They also dont understand how stupid humans are nowadays, all moat people do is get poisoned by china through mcdonalds and sit on their couch eating crap and getting all greasy and thinking too averagely.

[@smartwater598]

LOL this is very ambitious film you guys trying to look smart by criticizing this masterpiece this movie is way beyond your heads stop showing everyone your stupidness

[@blueshit199]

1180 the universe Lol, people are too stupid to realize this movie is not mind-blowind. A space crew goes for a quest to colonise one of few remote planets with different time-flow? Original, but not brilliant or ambitious. And ending was just stupid and lazy.

[@TranscendentLion]

+1180 the universe 'this movie is way beyond your heads' You just did exactly what the original comment pointed out. And valid criticism of a piece of creative work does not suddenly become irrelevant just because said work was 'ambitious'.

[@TonyGamer50]

"Muuuuuurph!!!"

[@s4ujcd]

+Tony Chen "Waaaaaaaaaaalt!"

[@thomaslardinois6383]

+s4ujcd "Wiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllllssssssooooooonnnnnnn!!!!!"

[@sammyboy681]

+Thomas “The Loud Noise” Lardinois CAAAAARRRRRLLLLL

[@thomaslardinois6383]

"KHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!"

[@sammyboy681]

+Thomas “The Loud Noise” Lardinois LEEEERRRROOOOOYYYYY JEEENNNNKIIIINNNNSSSS

[@Thurgor_Supreme]

People who "understand" this movie don't understand physics, but they think they're smart anyways...

[@g0plus00balls]

exactly

[@BrowncoatAllywang]

Or they understand that a movie does not need to be 100% scientifically accurate to be enjoyable and to not break the suspension of disbelief.

[@BuzzKillingtonS13]

I understand the movie just fine. but it has many unanswered questions. I understand it in the sense where "Everyone else" was like "oh WOW ...5th dimensional space time?' Im like ..yeah ...isnt this 11th grade stuff?" It fails to address a lot of things people already familiar with the concepts would have asked already like ..ok so if you fold through 5th dimensional space, avoiding a paradox by jumping to a different 4th dimensional line we can say well ok you didint necessarily save "your world" but someone elses world. Roger. But they dont make this clear.

[@dsmann12]

Browncoat Allywang Hard to keep your disbelief suspended when you start with a pretty accurate depiction of time dilation and then U-Turn to making the movie about the Power of Love™ trope

[@BrandonBowditch]

The problem, Browncoat, is that a lot of the Nolan fanboys say it's scientifically accurate. Which it's not.

[@anindyapakhira2821]

Love is the only emotion humans are capable of perceiving across time and space-alright alright, what? Wait what?!! I can't stop laughing.

[@icatfishedyourdad2767]

I rolled my eyes so hard at this part but the more I thought about it the more it made sense in a way. Still super corny though!

[@charliereed6235]

I heard George Lucas cut that line from the prequels for being too corny.

[@calebmauer1751]

This scientific truth inspired Madonna's thesis, entitled Future Lovers.

[@Evan8787]

Makes zero sense.

[@razakhan23465]

​@@icatfishedyourdad2767Every emotion does that. Hate, envy, lust, etc. It's because they're not transcending nor traversing anything. They're in your head.

[@alth000]

This comment is written from another galaxy by the power of love.

[@arnavpreetshergill2112]

alth000 MAKE HIM STAY MURPH

[@calebmauer1751]

Love and Ethernet.

[@RomanBelisarius]

A baked potato...XD Martian..

[@robobkerman4922]

Lol

[@gfr9109]

"you've seen him make potatoes, now get our martian potatoes", or something in those lines

[@maikbiernot4673]

Congratulations. You got it.

[@paragbasu8163]

Zlobodan Chobotescu the Martian is based on. book

[@jamesDJRPM]

Thu More-skin..

[@Daniero1994]

2:52 - GUYS I FOUND THE G-SPOT!

[@dejaniskra7376]

Daniero1994 HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@trevorpollo]

No, that's just your prostate.

[@ThePartyKnife]

I seriously lost it at: And A BAKED POTATO xDDDDDDDD

[@epicvoiceguy]

New Honest Trailer! I may only be the Epic Voice but I wholeheartedly agree with everything in this one.

[@karoomay]

Say "I'm going to outer space, to find another race"

[@michaelpatton3477]

What did you think of this? In retrospective, it wasn't as bad as I thought it was when I first saw it. It did actually have some cool parts and music, but it still won't get a second viewing from me.

[@owenisfnnyordie]

Say: God Dangit! Who let James Bond make another movie?

[@007storyoftheyear]

jON3.0 Matt Damon starring bit would have been: Jimmy Kimmel's best friend

[@HALLish-bl3bm]

How much do you normally agree with the scripts you get?

[@SiriPod597]

Then do the 2001 Space Odyssey honest trailer

[@Koinoyokan01]

Lawrence Kan YES!

[@caracasmihai01]

Charles Pulman yes yes yes yes yes yes.

[@malharnagori5221]

Lawrence Kan YES

[@livinginvancouverbc2247]

Lawrence Kan Damn you for thinking of that before me. Oh yeah... *YES!!* EPIC VOICE "The movie that took twenty years to understand if you were smart because I still don't get it "

[@BrunoCCoutinho]

2001 Space Odyssey is way better than this do.

[@linswurst2099]

Hi (sorry for my bad english)

[@rose_eros]

Sorry! (Hi for my bad English)

[@Rembrandtswagster]

Yo, your English is fine.

[@a2aaron]

Rose Gallardo Bad! (Sorry for Hi English)

[@grimsleeper5945]

English! ( sorry for my bad hi)

[@chameleonmelon]

Jet fuel can't melt steel beams

[@Javier23gol]

Hans Zimmer felt asleep on his organ lol

[@freespiritable]

+Javier Torres lmao

[@DarknessIsThePath]

+Javier Torres LOL

[@Javier23gol]

+Lora Simons I know he's great, I'm just saying what the dude said on the video. I love Hans Zimmer's music :)

[@songbird7450]

That was the best part in the video 😂

[@enviousmagenta]

that was the best comparison ;DD

[@crimsonlanceman7882]

The scene u re talking that interstellar "stole" is actually one of the ways that sciencists ACTUALLY explain how the wormhole works.

[@COD8player4life]

That would be how you explain how wormholes work to dumdum's, not other scientists.

[@windowsVD]

***** Cooper was a pilot, not a scientist.

[@ActuatedGear]

Robert Whitley You mean hypothesis, not theory. Your definition for the word theory is not the same as a scientific theory. A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is acquired through the scientific method and repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation. As opposed to a contemplative and rational type of abstract or generalizing thinking, or the results of such thinking. As for whether they exist, they would in fact still be hypothetical. Its not bullshit, its just unsubstantiated. The math is sound, but there is no experiment to test the information, and no currently observed event that resembles the hypothesized situation. In effect, it could and should be true, but no one has seen it happen yet.

[@RoScFan]

Robert Whitley It's no theory, the math is real. Mathematically, wormholes are as real as the blue color of the sky. All we need is to directly observe them to make them 100% science fact. Stephen Hawking, I believe it was in the 70s, wrote down the math for black holes, and for years black holes were just fancy math. Then Hubble came along and... confirmed black holes. So wormholes are not too far off. The only unrealistic thing about wormholes is making them artificially.... oh, and actually travelling through them. There's a debate, as far as I know, among theoretical physicists as to whether wormholes aren't too thin to let any solid matter through. However, they should allow the tiniest subatomic particles without a hitch, so faster than light radio communication should be feasible. And by Hubble, I meant the Hubble Space Telescope.

[@RoScFan]

Robert Whitley I take it you know nothing about math.

[@reynaldostufano1109]

Big Hero 6 honest trailer please!!!!!

[@CariazulitaRS]

Reynaldo Stufano Big Hero 6 ¡¡Pleaseeeee¡¡¡

[@kipperbill]

Reynaldo Stufano yep.

[@udaychiluvuri6880]

big hero yay!!!

[@ericrscastillo5358]

Do Big hero 6 next please

[@firebreather1464]

Reynaldo Stufano 10/10

[@vigneshrb1626]

Interstellar was a visual SciFi epic and it got all the credits but "contact" Released in 1997 was so ahead of it's time and even now not many ppl know of it. So do give it a try if you are a fan of interstellar and SciFi movies in general

[@riverotter68]

Contact was 40 minutes of plot stretched into a 2 and half hour movie

[@Evan8787]

Contact is a terrible movie with an even worse ending.

[@AlexLopez-hn5ru]

A shape shifting ATM... I AM SCREAMING

[@jayceeocampo2616]

"Murph!!" or "Carl!!"?

[@mego7389]

MUUUUUURPH!!!! COOOOOORRALLLL!!!

[@jayceeocampo2616]

Jauhn C4nah CORAAAALLLLLL!!!!

[@snaketuber434]

I prefer "Jason" from you-know-what. yeah, you know the glitch.

[@jayceeocampo2616]

Snaketuber JASSSSOONNNNN! JASON! JAAAAAAAASSSSSOOONNNNN!!!

[@mego7389]

***** SAY MY NAME!!!!!!

[@1stb1]

not to mention that figuring out gravity has nothing to do with solving the problem of the fungus and the food shortage. the fungus has a good chance of finding a way onto cargo to the space colonies if there's so much of it that it can make the atmosphere unbreathable within a few human generations, and half the photosynthetic capabilities of the planet is in the ocean. putting aside all the plot holes and unrealism that comes with most hollywood scifi, it was still a visual experience with good actors and OST.

[@zuesunleashed]

John Smith The gravity equation wasn't to solve the fungus and food shortage, it was to understand the laws of physics in the singularity of a black hole.

[@1stb1]

Mmmchutney yes, that is what we said

[@zuesunleashed]

John Smith ahk i'm confused then

[@1stb1]

Mmmchutney they needed antigrav to launch huge O'Neill Cylinders for a mass migration as their Plan A. their Plan B was sending the astronauts to start an IVF colony. but logically the Plan A would be to kill the fungus, and the former A and B would be B and C. maybe they gave up on the fungus, or someone else not shown in the movie was working on a solution. it's like if there was a kind of inextinguishable fire that engulfed the entire block you lived on, you drive few streets away in a car that only holds 1 person. your family is supposed to build their own car to escape, instead of figuring out how to put out the fire, but they're missing part of the blueprints. you might find the missing info from outside, but you have no known way of calling home. and also there's a chance that the fire is hiding in your trunk, or the trunk of any cars that get built in your house.

[@alfoncejean8826]

John Smith Good ost lol, he stole that too! Ever heard of koyaanisqatsi?

[@davidw5993]

These two red shirts and this crying girl LMAO 😂

[@gcarmi]

I was kind of waiting for a Renesmee comment. But I'm kind of happy it didn't happen. xD

[@AngryKittens]

Gracie Carmi I had to google who that was. She's lucky she was so young back then and so isn't recognizable. Her career will probably remain untainted by Twilight.

[@whistletutor]

Angreh Kittunz Just opened up a tab do do the same thing but thought, "huh, I can't be the only one." And so it is. +1 to you.

[@gcarmi]

Haha I'm honestly shocked anyone even knew what I was talking about. It's like hilariously bad.

[@dion789]

I'm glad too. I don't care what roles she played in the past. It would be stupid to hold it against her if people disliked her as Renesme. I judge her performance in the movie purely on how she is in this movie.

[@twdjt6245]

I KNEW i recognized that girl from somewhere...thanks for reminding me lol

[@LigerW]

Do The Grand Budapest Hotel next !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@arinsabrina]

Yes! Do that! do that!

[@FreekHenneken]

Plz do that movie, it was great!

[@sinanyucel1789]

Freek Henneken You mean... Grand?!

[@shadowsbane171091]

that movie was FUN!

[@thepopeofatheism]

Liger W That movie's been out on DVD's forever, it's kind of interesting that it hasn't been done forever. Perhaps they just couldn't find enough to nitpick?

[@EstivalSolstice]

Is it.... Bad that this is my favorite movie of all time?

[@doubleoscar773]

Tynanitar Of course not. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion

[@doubleoscar773]

***** That's called your opinion, know the difference.

[@Deadwind002]

Tynanitar It's bad if you're a hater and you accidentally like something that has depth and soul to it, but other than that, no. This movie is one of my favorites, top 5, easily.

[@SOEINEGAUDI]

Tynanitar you should watch more movies ;)

[@doubleoscar773]

All film is subjective, old or new, any film can be a favorite

[@nickmhc]

I love that Chris Hadfield’s reaction to the bookshelf and Anne Hathaway’s love transcends time and space was exactly the same.

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

The only problem I have with people disliking Interstellar, is that a vast amount of them *don't* understand it, and call out aspects that are actually scientifically accurate as being the opposite. It annoys me as someone who studies physics on a daily basis... I mean you can dislike the movie for various reasons, but don't try to make up false errors where there wasn't any to begin with. This usually surrounds the black hole scenes. As we cannot observe a black hole (the inside of one even moreso) they can do whatever they like with it. Hell they could have filled the black hole with strippers and booze... and for all we know they could've hit the nail on the head. Don't call something scientifically accurate when there is no science to follow.

[@The_blindpizzaguy1300]

For someone who studies physics on a daily basis I would think you would hate this film because the whole warm hole theory has no merit whatsoever also there's a number of other inaccuracies you can see it if you look into it according to scientific records that have been posted over the last decade this film would have actually not worked at all now I'm no physicist but all of the things that I've heard about the subject suggest that the spaceship when it went through the wormhole would have completely broken up it wouldn't just bend over and here's another thing if a black hole sucks UN isn't that automatically the end of you it doesn't matter if you're in a vehicle or not? Also are we moving farther away from the Son instead of closer to it? And if that's the case why isn't the planet ice instead of fires and dust should be bitter cold not boiling hot

[@hastonlagrone768]

So, as a counter argument, it is possible to enter a black hole without being Spaghettified by its gravity, but it has to be a supermassive black hole (like Gargantua). The tidal forces in a black hole of this size are gradual enough not to instantly kill you once you approach (and pass) the event horizon. On the part about the wormhole, if it is stabilized with exotic matter (which would be the equivalent of negative gravitational pull (this subject has not been proven or disproven yet), and considering the bulk beings have control over gravity, its not inconceivable considering the bulk beings are potentially thousands of years more advanced than humans. Finally, the last planet you see in the movie is far from Gargantua, yes, but it orbits the other star in the system known as Pantagruel. Even though it is a neutron star and a fairly unlikely home, it is still not impossible. This is why the planet is a warm desert.

[@The_blindpizzaguy1300]

Well according to the film it wasn't a large black hole and the planet they went it wasn't a warm Rocky desert it was a icebox with bad weather patterns on the ocean

[@hastonlagrone768]

According to the information released along with the movie, the science of interstellar, Gargantua is massive. It has a diameter of 2 au. No stellar mass black hole is anywhere close to this large nor would any intermediate black holes. It takes an object with millions of times the mass of the sun to have a size like this. Earlier I thought you where discussing Edmunds planet at the very end. In some situations, moving away from the star can lead to you locating habitable planets. The surface temperature of a planet is not only based on the proximity to the star but the atmospheric density. You could move Earth to Mar's location in the solar system and it would still support life as we know it. with an object like Gargantua and its accretion disk which is much, much brighter, it would not be out of the realm of reality for a planet with a denser atmosphere orbiting farther from the black hole and still being habitable. Besides, Amelia Brand explains in the movie that they are not looking for another Earth, just a rock to cling to. A colder world can still have a large amount raw materials that with proper technology (that of which was carried on the endurance) could process into usable goods for a colony. You may not get to play around outside much, but you will survive.

[@Protohy]

Alex Williamson'sadventures You are just now doing exactly how ***** said. You don't seem to actually understand what you are talking about and even admit that you are no physicist and still you talk about how some scenes seem unrealistic to you.To me it seems like you are just parroting some of the unqualified critics that claim to know how the world works. You think someone who studies physics would hate this movie? I think it's actually the exact opposite. Sure, even Interstellar is not fully realistic when you really start analyzing it, but if you compare it to most movies it excels at showing the unexplained while using many up to date theories, putting a lot of thought and effort into proper physics. Interstellar messed up at some points, and everyone can criticize whatever they want if it doesn't suit them. But making up false errors is just ignorant and dumb. Not saying you are making up things, I think you just repeat what you read somewhere. The ones to blame here are the people that talk rubbish and make it sound believable... I can fully understand *****. It's really annoying :/

[@vivavaldez87]

Aw come on - I liked the movie :(

[@3vynjh]

valdez87 Dude, it's my favorite movie, screw the haters.

[@okanhinisli8993]

One of the best movies ever !

[@MinecraftDude1245peni]

okan hınıslı I enjoyed the movie.

[@ahlamsalahat5797]

I loved the movie but I couldn't understand most of it and where were they when it was 7 years on earth equal one hour to them ???

[@3vynjh]

Ahlam Salahat They where on millers planet (the one with giant waves) when 1 hour was 7 years. Time was different due to gravity because the planet was so close to the black hole.

[@brandondavidson4085]

"It's not that we don't understand it, it's just really stupid." Well, that's time travel.

[@sagarsondarva643]

Matthew McConaughey : I'm a dude, playing a dude, who never really played that dude, but played the dude, who's playing the dude i never really played except myself... Hans Zimmer score playing in the background...

[@henrysmart89]

When I use my "you don't understand this film" card for Nolan's films which I rarely do it's never to make people feel dumb, I've never called anyone dumb or stupid over a film. It's not really the science, story, or physics it's mainly the simple emotional elements in the film, that people easily overlook and dismiss

[@MAnnaconduit1]

Henry Chen The problem with Nolan movies is that they try and be so technical, everything is explained either through dialogue or the film itself, nothing is left to interpretation. The same thing happened here everything was explained, however given the nature of the subject matter it makes bit more sense why that would be needed. The issue was that they spent so much attention and time trying to make sure the science was as authentic as possible and then added in this emotional horse-shit which totally ruins that whole concept. The emotion is a plot for pathos, but after you spend an entire film reinforcing the idea of science and reason, then throwing it out for love is quantifiable and can help in a back to the future esque time paradox, you sort of loose that credibility.

[@henrysmart89]

MAnnaconduit1 Maybe you're right, that's how you feel. I don't think Nolan grounds his film to make everything out to be an SAT test or word puzzle to solve, he makes everything so realistic and grounded so it would be more relatable and epic. Nolan might seem pretentious and elitist the way he talks, carries himself, makes his film but everyone forgets he makes film for the masses, not just adults and geniuses, so he doesn't discriminate his audiences (maybe his cast). There's nothing wrong with that, you can't win them all, I don't feel he dumbs things down at all, maybe the expository dialogue does get repetitive but I feel it's still smooth and at times necessary if that makes people dumb or stupid than that's pretty immature, sometimes even I need a refresher with all the rules and whatnot. The "emotional horse-isht" wasn't that bad, cheesy at times(Brand's speech) and it was setup way before they delve into all the hard, mathematical science parts. All that "love transcends time and space" emotional stuff does make sense in a logical way and that's what made the film satisfying in the end, a bit crazy and weird in the end but nevertheless satisfying and meaningful.

[@hopemoore]

MAnnaconduit1 Without the "emotional horse-shit" the plot would fall apart since this non-scientific "love" was part of the plot. The idea was to combine both hard science and human emotion.

[@MynameisBrianZX]

MAnnaconduit1 You must be new to sci-fi.

[@MAnnaconduit1]

***** gravity...really? So when the character himself literally repeats what Brand said, with emotional feeling being quantifiable and the fact that gravity somehow makes him transpire time and space until he is in some dimensional rift between reality and able to do soemthing to a book shelf? yeah see it doesn't matter how you explain, i don;t even think it matters how scientifically possible it is, it sounds so freaking stupid, it sounds exactly like 2001 a space odyssey's ending but at least 2001 never claimed to be some sort of pseudo factual science piece.

[@bourbonchicken]

200 years into the future and hospitals still have those awful gowns.

[@theCrackmire]

stay classy

[@alexisperron6214]

If you would have watch the movie well, they said that all the taxes go into the Lazarus Mission, not enough money for the medecine because they were going to give up the people on earth anyway. Next time before saying some shit, think think think!

[@limanamil]

Alexis Perron it's a joke joke joke joke ... jackass

[@TurtleCake1]

David Fenzl not 200... it should be 74 years in the future because Cooper jumped 23 years ahead on that water planet and 51 more years around the black hole... at least I think. Also if it was 200 years Murph would be dead.

[@bourbonchicken]

Xavier B I assumed it is already 50 or more years in the future when the story starts.

[@mdshayan9730]

"It's not that we don't understand it, it's just really stupid" Damn that's so true 🤣🤣

[@tristanadams5240]

Please do Fast and Furious 7!

[@BoilingHotCoffee]

Tristan Adams Which can't be done because it's not on Blu-ray!!!!

[@mjdp1978]

BoilingHotCoffee not yet

[@mehedi416]

you should watch this trailer, and movie too, both are super honest :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKLKaaOgnpd5jas

[@cloudyvisuals]

Do 'If I Stay"

[@MartinusRex]

Tristan Adams Oh Jee, is that a threat? Don't urge him to see that shit. I actually had to throw up after 9 minutes.

[@jenniferkeates]

What? No mention that the 'tesseract' was just actually history's largest, biggest most omnipotent deus ex machine?

[@alvaro18gr]

J Gates i noticed that too

[@whydontyouremember]

J Gates You'd have recieved more likes for this if the average person viewing this were smart enough to know what deus ex machina is. Sadly I think many of the people who watched this trailer loved intershitter.

[@mookieoftheshire]

Lyndon Hamer lol I loved intershitter AND I know what deus ex machina is. I am officially above average :D

[@mhss1992]

J Gates It was not a Deus Ex Machina. There was plenty of foreshadowing.

[@roloug95]

J Gates How could it be a Deus Ex Machina if they spent the first 30 minutes of the movie setting it up with the gravitational anomalies?

[@Grace.steele]

hans zimmer fell asleep on his organ 😂😂😂😂

[@deensaid7762]

Grace Steele I died at the comments at the end of the trailer

[@inesmargaridalopes1352]

Hans Zimmer made a masterpiece by just sleeping, what a genius

[@alexsc7187]

Mad Men Honest Trailer.

[@thebigfudge24]

thissssss

[@IntrospectiveEntertainment]

I sanction this.

[@blah55044]

so uh, whats so great about that show? i might wanna get into it but can someone explain it to me?

[@alexsc7187]

irish god great acting interesting characters. the way they blend historical events in with the show. its just well done and its just never dull. doesn't sound interesting or entertaining but it just works. great writing and characters makes it work.

[@davidcheverie4110]

HALO 4 HALO 4 HALO 4,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cursedkevin]

Who the hell names ther're daughter Murph? Is it even A real name?

[@ezrawoods8944]

Kevin Synan In the movie her father mentions she's named after Murphy's Law.

[@nickpaige9277]

Ezra Woods murph us short for Murphy.....

[@matthewclancy6985]

Kevin Synan I guess his condom broke.

[@NPC1921]

"Anything that can go wrong...."

[@dbrokensoul]

"...will go wrong." just like her name.

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

I love reading all the comments from people who don't understand physics... or science... it's so enlightening, in so far as how shitty our education system is anyway. Really though... do most of you even bother to look up the science behind the movie? Or the opinions of various well known and well regarded physicists who praised the films accuracy? I've learned a great deal about relativity and physics, and the movie is as accurate as can be, up until the black hole comes in (or more accurately, when Coop goes in). That is the only time this movie does not strictly follow science (except the frozen clouds, *that* was impossible). The only reason that it doesn't follow the laws of physics, or any laws for that matter is because no known laws actually adhere when one enters a black hole. The laws of physics break down at that point. Anything beyond is speculation, and thus it could very well hold a "tesseract"... hell it could hold mighty Cthulu for all we know... So please, if you'd like to shit on the movie, find actual reasons that you can back up, ones that weren't directly assessed *in the film*. *for the record this comment is not directed towards Screen Junkies, I laughed at their video the same as everyone else. This goes to commenters*

[@sd86it62]

Oh, really? and the shape shifting block ATM with a dexterity of cheetah didn't bother you obviously.

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

sd86it No, no it didn't, because I don't pick at small little things as insignificant as the shape of a damn robot. Does that really make you hate a movie? Really? I thought they were pretty cool...

[@sd86it62]

You should have, that ATM and his friend could have carried on the entire mission by themselves without all the drama.

[@sd86it62]

Unless you believe in the power of loooove.

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

sd86it No they couldn't. They were prone to failure after extreme periods of time (as they were re purposed), and, as Prof. Brand said, they are incapable of making decisions like a human, such as the reentry on Miller's planet. Coop saved almost the entirety of the ships fuel by waiting until the last second, while Tars wanted to fire the thrusters immediately. Also they wouldn't have understood the precious nature of time on Miller's planet, and would most certainly have also gone for Mann's planet, and would have been disabled and the mission failed. Also neither of the robots could do extremely precise tasks (in so far as picking up and placing things), so the colony wouldn't work, as they would have to place each sample in an incubator one by one. It was simply too complex a job for the Robots to do on their own... also why wouldn't you want them to be there to make sure things go smoothly? (also Brand wanted his daughter to survive). Honestly there are so many reasons for it that bringing it up is simply pointless...

[@finleypetit5197]

"Luigi Affleck" LMAO

[@kinoko384]

That "Baked Potato" became good in The Martian.

[@Bvggerffpls]

He also became a serial cannibal

[@jacksonbeebe5109]

I loved the movie. I can feel the haters coming.

[@Xzamilloh]

Jackson Beebe You don't matter... calm down.

[@jacksonbeebe5109]

Xzamilloh ok... :(

[@Xzamilloh]

Jackson Beebe Damn... that wasn't the reaction I was expecting. Now I feel bad. Sorry, man

[@jacksonbeebe5109]

Xzamilloh xD no no no I was joking by saying that, lol. It's ok.

[@pz2233]

I did too. It has to be my favorite movie of all time. **braves incoming shitnado**

[@minecrafter0505]

There are three kinds of people: Those who think they understood the movie and call people who critizize it dumb, those who understand it and know its flaws and those who just hate.

[@vincentlaw8426]

Confirmed 100%

[@Grant5321]

I just thought it was a horrible movie, but I went in expecting full on 2001: A space odyssey so I guess I'll always be disappointed then.

[@arklytte]

Grant5321 This! I understood it just fine, but was bitterly disappointed.

[@lonewarrior250]

Apparently those who don't care, don't qualify as a kind of people.

[@healsyeah]

u forgot the "it" at the end

[@eddy4366]

Whenever I saw something about interstellar, I want to watch the film again. This film is so fuckn beautiful

[@anival9576]

I agree. It's atmospheric... Why I like it has nothing to do with the science or the plot... which I have my own problems with (beyond what is mentioned here). It just does a good job of conveying what it might feel like to go out into space on such a desperate mission.

[@teacherfromthejungles6671]

lol, that only means you lack some thing called a good taste in movies

[@Evan-yw4zn]

@@teacherfromthejungles6671 who asked?

[@malvikabaru]

And fine new loop holes.

[@kausthubachanta2786]

@strabby crabby u dont have good taste in movies

[@siljeff2708]

I understand some criticisms, but I think Nolan movies are slowly becoming overhated

[@PaulGLarsson]

It's due to the fanbase, really.

[@movieace1295]

Yes it's why he has become immensely popular. With popularity comes a lot of hate.

[@MrPhilsterable]

MovieAce Ah hipsters.

[@windowsVD]

MovieAce Yup, like how nowadays it's popular to hate on Frozen, and how everyone loved Gravity when it first came out, then it went on to win 7 Oscars and now everyone says it sucks.

[@movieace1295]

Thomas Jiang Exactly. I will use a soccer analogy know. No one cared about Manchester United at the start of the 90'. Know when it became one of the most succesfull teams in the world, but are also one of the most hated clubs.

[@iancd9171]

I liked the Honest Trailer for the most part, even though I loved Interstellar (I know it has some flaws, and I can laugh about them) but when you said "It's not that we don't understand it, it's just really stupid" you lost me there. First of all, I miss the times when a Honest Trailer tried to actually seem like a trailer, not talking directly to the audience or taking a definitive stand in favor of or against a movie (even though I am the first to say the Hobbit movies were disappointing, their Honest Trailer was just cheap shot after cheap shot, just making fun of the movie in a mean way, not a HONEST way or funny way). Now they have their recipe for Honest Trailers, and they just have to tweak the ingredients to fit the movie they're talking about. Still fun, but not as hilarious as their first videos. Second of all, how is it really stupid ? You didn't explain that at all. And you say you did understand it, but if you go watch the movie fights where you talked about it, that was clearly not the case (maybe you've understood it since, but still, the initial comments saying you didn't get it were pretty justified). It feels like if you explain everything, it's a good movie ; if you explain nothing and leave everything to interpretation (like in 2001: a space odyssey) it's a masterpiece ; but if you explain some and leave some to interpretation, you're full of plot holes. What Interstellar explained, it explained well. What it didn't explain wasn't meant to be explained. And no, it wasn't stupid.

[@henrysmart89]

"It feels like if you explain everything, it's a good movie ; if you explain nothing and leave everything to interpretation (like in 2001: a space odyssey) it's a masterpiece ; but if you explain some and leave some to interpretation, you're full of plot holes." Spot on...

[@kenrodriguez2657]

i agree with you man. the ending understandable, i mean who wouldn't go back to the wormhole for Anne Hathaway. she is Hawt as Fck.

[@MAnnaconduit1]

Ian cd sounds more like your projecting your personal opinion there.

[@iancd9171]

MAnnaconduit1 Where ? And what's wrong with me expressing my personal opinion ? That's why most people write comments, isn't it ?

[@MAnnaconduit1]

Ian cd the whole comment and feel free to express your opinion, just remember though that's all it is.