I was NOT prepared for *INTERSTELLAR*

[@crouton5892]

When I saw this in theaters and the credits rolled, the entire theater just sat there speechless. This movie deserves so much more recognition than it gets!

[@knightfallnoir699]

facts! I remember how loud the silence was. Fantastic movie

[@vaguelymindedbs]

What a nice way to put it my g.@@knightfallnoir699

[@BrandonWestfall]

That statement implies it isn’t already critically acclaimed…which it is. People saying “X is underrated or X deserves more recognition” is incredibly overplayed. Just say you enjoy it and more people should see it.

[@sidicy]

i went with my friends when we were back in college... After we came out of the theatre, i remember everyone just sitting on the side of the road in silence for like 20 minutes...

[@smiffy68]

@@BrandonWestfall critics at the time - as well as the usual internet whiners - weren't always kind.

[@yamahakid450f]

Most people don't even realize he tells (sort of) Cooper his Grandson dies as a child, right when he made the video saying Grandpa died....."Buried him on the back 40, next to mom and Jesse."

[@CarlosHuiskens]

That line at the end ''Because my dad promised me'' always gets me. No mater how many times I see it. It always breaks me.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

Completely broke me as well!

[@trueblue724]

As a father of two boys, I pray that I do enough for them on a daily basis for them to trust my word when I give it to them. This line gets me everytime as well 😭😭😭

[@alex0589]

The score actually tackles you to the ground at that exact moment too.

[@paolobernardi1921]

Same. It's so hard not to cry there, especially when you lost your dad 4 years ago. It still hurts like hell.

[@crisbauer1061]

@@alex0589 j! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@derbyblue8821]

"I dreamt you were my ghost" is the first line from Young Murph after Coop wakes up from his dream of the crash. Nolan literally tells us the punchline for the movie within the first few minutes. Masterful movie, and probably one of the best of all time.

[@johnnyparsnips7641]

I just wish the foreshadowing wasn't so obvious... The entire movie was spoiled the second I caught that line on the very first watch.😕

[@almannaidrottsklubben418]

@@johnnyparsnips7641okay genius

[@johnnyparsnips7641]

@almannaidrottsklubben418 I really don't think calling some of the most obvious foreshadowing in a movie that I've ever seen is considered as "genius"

[@almannaidrottsklubben418]

@@johnnyparsnips7641 I called you a genius genius

[@theburgerofficial1]

@@johnnyparsnips7641 The point of such "obvious foreshadowing" is so the viewer has a different experience between the first watch and the subsequent viewings. The foreshadowing couldn't have possibly been obvious though, because the elements of time travel, 5th dimensional relay and black holes hadn't yet been introduced, and wouldn't be for another hour. Clearly though, you're so smart and humble that not only did you predict completely unpredictable plot elements with no context clues or substantial evidence, but you also forgot to mention that you invented foreshadowing, predictions, and the english language. Bravo!!

[@thomasleerling]

The part where cooper watches the videos from decades and seeing his kids grow up gets me in tears every time. The mix of emotions he's going through is heartbreaking. McConaughey plays it so insanely good

[@fayesouthall6604]

How he didn’t win an Oscar

[@chrischandler889]

Yeah but his character deserves it. I have 2 kids. I will NEVER desert them for anything. FTW. Build a better world here. Dont leave like a fool. As far as his acting, sure. It was good.

[@coyotelong4349]

Yep, that scene and then the scene with Murph at the end 😭 waterworks every time

[@saulgoodman4036]

@@chrischandler889bad take

[@vivs9314]

⁠@@chrischandler889Well it’s not like he deserted them out of hate or wanted to leave them for so long, he was under the belief that this mission was for their future, that this was his one chance to save his family, not really caring for humanity even. Yes, his decision was “foolish” but it’s harsh to say he deserves the pain missing his children’s lives because he genuinely believed he was doing the right thing for them, only to end up lied to. Literally the whole point of this movie was that a father’s love and desperation transcends space and time.

[@teish]

Christopher Nolan killed it. Matthew McConaughey killed it. Hans Zimmer killed it. Everyone involved in this movie killed it. Absolute phenomenal movie and has a place in my greatest films ever made category. Also, one cool little detail I like is that when Brand is on the new planet in the end of the movie, you see her without her space helmet which confirms the planet is habitable.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

100 percent!

[@RidgeR5]

Yep, this is our generation's 2001: A Space Odyssey. A movie about space and time that fundamentally and completely changes the general public's perception and understanding of both.

[@bradcarver8127]

Dr. Mann killed…well himself.

[@locomojoboy2]

And now they’re going to have to learn how to mine and smith tools from scratch because there’s no technology there save for the equipment used to keep the embryos alive.

[@rogerm4a1]

This movie is a top 5 in my list.

[@Krisishere]

In this age where studios are re-releasing movies over and over again, this has to be the movie I want most to make a return to the cinema. I need to watch this in IMAX

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

yep imax would be crazy

[@Krisishere]

@Meteorfreak777 I don’t live too far away from a theatre that has IMAX, so I could realistically see myself going more than once just to let it sink in heh

[@KayoMichiels]

I was tempting to see this movie in concert with a live orchestra... but then COVID scrapped that!

[@Real_MisterSir]

Literally, IMAX cinemas need to do a full Chris Nolan marathon over the span of a week. All movies of his, especially Interstellar, deserve that big screen and audio quality. True cinematic experiences like these come once or twice a decade at best.

[@feydeway]

YES

[@itsrickus3582]

Him going through the 'old' footage of losing nearly three decades in 3 hours gets me every time. The thought of missing out on it all just from a single mishap puts it all into perspective.

[@amalamakalow782]

And the fact that his son trusted him to get the messages.

[@ItsStrayy]

that scene had me crying like a baby 😂

[@carlalussini]

This is why one of the most emotional parts of Endgame for me was seeing our beloved Paul Rudd hug his daughter while realizing (and having to accept and not weird her out) his worst nightmare came true; he did miss her growing up. (yes, I have daddy issues, like most humans :p)

[@13kefka]

It reminds me a lot of Gunbuster decades before this ... Nolan already seems to have offered a tribute to Paprika with Inception ...

[@AKmumu]

Only 2 movies made me cry like a baby, this movie and Hachi 😂

[@ianrastall]

"Rage against the dying of the light" is definitely one of the most profound lines ever written. It means a lot more when you get older.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Dylan Thomas.

[@tired.....247]

What does that mean? English is not my first language

[@katie_cant_compute]

@@tired.....247I think it boils down to: fight against dying as much as you can. Strive to live. Don’t let yourself die if you can help it.

[@benmeier5199]

That last line of the poem, “Rage, rage against the dying of the light,” hits super hard. Love it so much I got it put on a t shirt

[@MichaelJohnson-ct6jp]

The saddest part about this movie for me is that his son gave up and he never got to see his son again

[@rhuarkk2138]

It’s crazy that I literally didn’t even think about his son and the fact that he’s just like forgotten by the end of the movie lol

[@JamieHowie93]

this film will one day be recognized as one of, if not, the greatest movie ever made. The acting, score, writing, foreshadowing and overall direction is perfect. An absolute masterpiece.

[@ro4eva]

I agree with pretty much everything you said. And come to think of it, there are numerous movies that, when initially released, were shunned by critics and/or consumers. One noteworthy example that comes to mind is Blade Runner (1982).

[@didamnesia3575]

And the dialogue can be heard

[@fayesouthall6604]

Agree hard

[@MultiPuppypuncher]

It is a masterpiece, the love transcending time and space bit made my roll my eyes as hard as humanly possible though

[@therealeyezic]

When you think about it, it's true, though. Just think a little harder. ​@MultiPuppypuncher

[@mityakiselev]

Fun fact: they had to specifically write a physics engine for the black hole. They ran the test simulation, and there was this weird bright line across the hole. They thought they messed it up somewhere, but it turned out it was just an accretion disc, a very real thing.

[@incendior]

I was going through an incredibly hard time in uni at the time Interstellar came out. I grew up wanting to do something in tech, and I was struggling in uni learning to be an engineer after my first girlfriend cheated on me. Wanted to give up and attempted to kill myself, my uni even refunded my tuition and required me to take a semester off to go to therapy. That's how serious it was. I was living on fumes, feeling nothing. Just kinda floating from one day to the next, one small thing could've push me past the edge. Went to watch this after heavy insistence from friends and family "you'd love this". As the credit rolled, I wasn't crying audibly but tears rolled down my cheeks regardless. I'm a CTO now and getting married in April. To Christopher Nolan, Hans Zimmer and everyone who took part in this movie, thank you.

[@marcosdheleno]

thank god you didnt read the manga of bokurano then, that shit would made you put a bullet in your mind due to how depressing it gets. the worst part is, its depressing done right. also, im not making fun of you, as someone who does suffer from depression, i understand perfectly well how that shit affects you.

[@ajiayishwariyalakshmijm7354]

Oh wow, your story is incredibly inspiring!!! Thank you for sharing this!! Btw, congratulations on your wedding and cheers to your accomplishments in life😄

[@thehypequeeng7690]

Awesome man I’m glad you found your love that transcends time

[@lucianaromulus1408]

I'm glad to hear you pulled through and with a better woman 😇

[@mikaelholmberg6966]

Don't worry, you'll come around again

[@lorpsandorps3729]

The black hole was so accurately portrayed that it was studied by physicists and when a real black hole event horizon was photographed….it looked just like Gargantua from this film

[@fayesouthall6604]

Exactly 😊 they only had radio wave pictures to go by

[@marshallprince2583]

The poem that Michael Caine keeps quoting was written by Dylan Thomas in the room adjoining where his father was dying of old age. His father was literally on his death bed in the next room, and Thomas wrote this poem imploring his father not to just lay back and accept death, but to rage and fight against it even if it's inevitable. It goes perfectly with this movie.

[@Riley_187]

You're not human if you haven't cried during this amazing movie!

[@Pgbz91]

Sooo I'm an alien .. dope

[@OberWanKenobii]

Honestly I cry every single time I watch this

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

fr

[@PLaStiiCMoNtAGE]

@@Pgbz91 "im not like most girls"

[@danielball3360]

@@alexhefnerstvmovievault have you contacted me for winning my good man?

[@grimeypipes2765]

As a man with 2 daughters this was the hardest movie ever to watch....I still will cry

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

thanks for watching!

[@feydeway]

😢

[@nikhilreddy8550]

I just realized. I watched this movie before I became a dad. I too have 2 daughters now. Not sure I can watch it again. Maybe I should give it a try. 🤔

[@grimeypipes2765]

@@nikhilreddy8550 be alone, or prepare to be laughed at 🤣......when they get back to the endurance from the Wave planet, and Coop watches the messages......fahgettaboutit

[@mrrychartth]

same,

[@AlanaUliano]

"Rage against the dying of the light." is a line from the poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Dylan Thomas. The meaning behind it is perfect for this film.

[@AmaraJordanMusic]

I adore that poem and was thrilled when I saw it in the movie! Since I was at home with my parents, I just kind of quietly quoted along (couldn’t help myself, lol), and told them the backstory of the poem after the film was over. Such a good pick for a dying planet movie.

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

Dylan Thomas in the hands of Alex Hefner becomes Rage against the Machine.

[@AlanaUliano]

@@Jay-ate-a-bug Exactly! LOL.

[@AlanaUliano]

@@AmaraJordanMusic Same here. Absolutely right. It's so fitting for this film.

[@VColossalV]

@@AmaraJordanMusic I bet you got chills hearing Michael Caine say it with all the visuals first time you saw it

[@snapjackal]

I was on the edge of my seat, choking back tears, and struggling to breathe the first time I saw Interstellar. The sense of adventure, the soundtrack, the writing, and the performances. No film has ever made me feel so alive.

[@geoffreyprill]

Another really cool note to make, (This movie was VERY accurate, scientifically) In the segment when they are attempting to dock while spinning, you will notice that Anne's character passes out after the spin is initiated, however Matthew's character remains conscious. This has to do with the gravitational force experienced at that high speed of a spin, and she was leaning into the pull of gravity. Blood was having trouble getting to her brain, so she passed out. However, Matthew's character is turning and leaning INTO the force of gravity, allowing for more normal bloodflow and he doesn't black out as a result.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Brilliant

[@Mikeyw9119]

I don’t think any movie will ever unseat this as my favorite. This movie changed me as a person. I don’t know how to describe it but it’s just magical. The physical beauty, the emotional ride, music that hits you like a truck. Well done on the reaction my man

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

it's great! appreciate you

[@kalen1702]

Same, it's just incredible. It lets people who love physics and relativity have a great time while also allowing people with no knowledge of the subject matter enjoy it too. Also, yeah, amazing reaction.

[@Mikeyw9119]

@@Sc4recrow44 when in the world was that any sort of message in the film. How about you grow a brain dude

[@Mikeyw9119]

@@Sc4recrow44 if you’re trying to refer to the part of the movie where cooper says that love is the key. It’s in reference to the fact that the bulk beings were not able to communicate with humans on earth. That is why there were gravitational anomalies and events that lead up to Cooper being inside the tesseract and obtaining the quantum data to solve the equation for harnessing gravity. The only reference to love was so that Cooper could find a way to relay that data back to Murphy (using the watch) so that she could use it to save the world. And the only reason Murphy went back for the watch was because of her love for her father. No where in the film does it say “love is the strongest power in the universe”. Kick rocks my man and go troll on another’s comment

[@jeamon1437]

Totally agree! the change is noticeable but intangible at the same time. I feel better after every time watching this movie, although I am not sure exactly why... perspective maybe? Hands down my favourite movie!

[@mrclean29]

Fun fact: because of the time dilation, the guy from the Lazarus mission who died on the Ocean World only died a few hours before the protagonists arrived (according to that planet’s time). Also the soundtrack during their time on that planet had “ticks”, and every tick was an entire day on Earth.

[@tigurt11]

If you look very closely, on the left side, you can see a white speck when they are landing which is the previous Lazarus mission shuttle

[@StrandedOnDuna]

miller is a she but everything else is correct

[@penguin_evere]

pretty sure they said that she LANDED hours ago, and died minutes ago. it's freaky thinking about the implication that miller died from the wave we saw heading away from them.

[@therealeyezic]

If you play attention to the movie, they literally explain that. But thanks for repeating it I guess?

[@mrclean29]

@ you’re welcome!

[@schnerpify]

"because my dad promised me".. gets me EVERY time

[@alex0589]

Just as Hans Zimmer stabs you. Pretty effective filmmaking

[@maxwell666able]

hits me like a truck every time too and I can't imagine for those who have kids

[@thatguy_5240]

I've watched this movie 5 times and I cry every single time, multiple times. Also, the production hired multiple astrophysicists to model the black hole Gargantua, and it was so accurate that multiple scientific papers have been written about it or referencing it

[@thesherbet]

Anytime someone says they dont like sci-fi, i get them to watch this movie, its genuinely a masterpiece

[@threeonethree2718]

I was hesitant to watch this movie cuz it's a sci-fi movie but thanks to my brother he insisted on me to watch it and I am very glad I did cuz this movie now is my favourite movie of all time, what a masterpiece!!

[@fu6817]

@@threeonethree2718 It's not a sci-fi movie, it's a drama for women and alike.

[@fayesouthall6604]

@@threeonethree2718 it’s technically not science fiction but it’s based on 99% of what we understand about the cosmos. The aging process was Einsteins theory. Proven by time in the international space station. A twin on earth and one in orbit aged differently.

[@apuji7555]

@@fayesouthall6604 Yeah, it's more of a science fantasy

[@username.exenotfound2943]

people who say they dont like sci fi are just goofy, they probably saw some early 2000s sci fi and applied that to all of them thinking they are all bad

[@aceultraboss]

That “hopeful music” u said 31:40 is the OST “No Time For Caution”, it’s so good people continually uses it for fan trailers, projects, or fan movies. Hans Zimmer even did this score, shows how perfect that man is!

[@NicholasCorvin]

*But there are different versions of the track "No Time For Caution". As far as I know the actual "film version" is neither included on the normal O.S.T. nor on the Special Expanded Edition.* 🎵🎹

[@acon2211]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ6UqmOsiMmXZtE ^^

[@fayesouthall6604]

Ever heard him interviewed, such a lovely man

[@wadimek116]

​@@NicholasCorvinthe coward is in original as it playes on Miller's planet and then it switches to no time for caution. But no time for caution only exists in delux ost which is a scam as I bought original soundtrack and that one song was missing.

[@QuantumS1ngularity]

When this movie came out it was the first ever movie where i saw completely full theatre. Not a single empty seat. Throughout the movie you could hear people woo-ing, aww-ing and sobbing at the emotional moments. When the credits rolled everyone was applauding for straight 30 seconds. We got out of the theatre, it was already 1AM and sat to finish up our popcorns (the theatre was in a local mall and the fast foods were closed with a lot of free empty seats). Pretty much everyone in my company couldn't grasp entirely the physics, so i started explaining it really simply, why the waves were that big, why Couper was 124 yo, how gravity affects time and so on. A good 5 minutes in, i turn back and there is a crowd of some 20 people listening to me like i was a physics professor. A girl asked what was the meaning of the tesseract at the end and i explained how "they" decided to represent time in 3 dimensions and all of a sudden you could hear everyone going "ahaaaaaa" and their light bulbs going on. Formed a really good core memory from that one, probably the best one yet.

[@fayesouthall6604]

I had to do a similar explanation to my husband.

[@LetsSingTheDoomSong]

I LOVE this! 👏👏

[@AravindMadhav]

I hated myself for not enjoying this movie when I saw it in the theatres for the first time. I was too young then to appreciate that movie. I remember coming out of the theatres being super confused and underwhelmed. After rewatching it multiple times, it's now one of my favorite movies.

[@marcosdheleno]

i dont think it has to do with age, i still dont like it.

[@sebasblos1]

@@marcosdheleno thats called not understanding the movie because of a lack of brain power

[@marcosdheleno]

@@sebasblos1 sure. whatever helps you sleep at night.

[@Vvaleraen2]

Same I was young when I first watched it and didn’t seem like like it as much, but it’s one of my favorites.

[@alexjames5103]

​@@marcosdhelenoanyone who hates this movie can't be a normal human being...

[@herbanfarmstead]

The first time I saw this movie, I did not get ANY sleep. I was up all night with my brain swirling, completely blown and in shock. This movie broke me and fascinated me at the same time!

[@BinkyTheToaster]

21:20 - The message from Murph straight-up tears out your soul.

[@Ben-Hollingbery]

The corn was grown by the director and later sold for a tidy profit. The VFX for Gargantua is also accurate, and generated two scientific papers and was later confirmed by the Event Horizon Telescope.

[@burnchod111]

“By the director” That director is Christopher Nolan

[@FrankyPi]

There's a video where they go into details for this VFX, what is shown in the movie isn't a 100% scientifically accurate rendition as they made some artistic changes to not confuse the audience.

[@Drake45100]

The VFX is not exactly right since the whole accretion disc is bright, in reality it's only the part that moves towards our vision. But still a 10/10 movie

[@FrankyPi]

@@Drake45100 And they put the distortion a little different from the completely accurate simulation.

[@ctakitimu]

@@Drake45100 yes, that's how eyes work

[@deadpoolvariant]

Watched it in IMAX when it first released. I jumped out of my seat when it ended. the whole theatre stood up with me in standing ovation! Best experience in a theatre.

[@mage1439]

I've never seen a movie in IMAX. This movie and Gravity are the only ones where I feel bad about it.

[@foodwallet1223]

@@mage1439 The docking scene in IMAX is one of the most intense things I've seen in a cinema. Especially with the music blasting.

[@deadpoolvariant]

@@mage1439 Lol it definitely enhanced the experience for me. I couldn’t believe what happened to me.

[@laidbackdadreviews8426]

The IMAX experience for this was insanely good. That 70mm film he used for this and most of his movies are just amazing. Hans Zimmer’s score accompanying this is just perfect.

[@Kvl-2968]

This is the only movie I've seen in IMAX do far, best choice for only movie so far.

[@Mike-vh1ur]

"because my dad promised me" this lines gets me. it hits hard 😭

[@ParoArtPixie]

I saw this movie in theaters after a brain injury that left me paralyzed. Suffice to say this left a monumental impact. I watch this movie every year on my birthday just to hear "Because my dad promised me"

[@mrs.maupin6525]

My teenager fell so in love with this movie he watched it almost every day for 3 years. It completely inspired his love of science and flight. He's now been taking flying lessons for 3 years in the hopes of one day becoming an astronaut. He also memorized the theme song and learned how to play it on the piano. 😊

[@lilscenechick1995]

I hope he accomplishes his dream! I wanted to be an astronaut, but unfortunately I didn't have the support in my life to achieve that. I did join the Air Force though (not as a pilot but maybe one day). May your son go on to do great things ❤

[@mrs.maupin6525]

@@lilscenechick1995 Thank you so much! Your timing with this response is perfect as he is doing his solo flight today and told me this morning he has decided to go into the Air Force! ❤️

[@nacholores6734]

Hello! How is you son doing? I hope he still works for his dream :)

[@mrs.maupin6525]

@@nacholores6734 he is doing great! He has now soloed twice, completed a cross country flight and a night flight. He's been accepted to the university he wants to attend. Now to complete his senior year of high school! Thanks for asking! 😊

[@chmoles]

@@mrs.maupin6525 As a complete stranger also infatuated with Interstellar, I'm so proud of your son and you!

[@katiehughes1118]

So glad you watched this movie!! One of my all-time fav movies I recommend it to everyone!! thank you for all your hard work!

[@andrewd1455]

This movie hits so damn hard once you become a father. The reality of your kids growing up and knowing you will die before you see the arc of their lives.

[@markmaioli4]

Such a great movie. Interstellar, Inception & Dunkirk all get better the more times I watch them - Nolan is a genius.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

he is!

[@minners71]

@@alexhefnerstvmovievault Watch Tenet to see Nolan at his mind bending best.

[@marcosdheleno]

loved dunkirk, liked inception, hated interstellar. have yet to watch tenet.

[@nikhilreddy8550]

What about Memento? Love that movie.

[@marcosdheleno]

@@nikhilreddy8550 been a long time since i watched it, but i remember really liking it.

[@phil4986]

The message of the movie is positive. That we can overcome any difficulty we face of we work together. And that love has a bond that is undefinable and timeless.

[@Curexe]

2:30 dude i have this too where i can never run in my dreams, can only ever walk, super weird

[@Ekolop]

This movie is a masterpiece. Even seeing this makes me tear up

[@agustinlencina7209]

When Cooper leaves earth, him seeing the messages from his kids, the waves coming in, the docking scene, the teseract, and the 'Because my dad promised me' scene are all masterpices, if you didn't get goosebumps or emotional with those scenes I dont know what will

[@3YearsApart1613]

The part that gets me the most is when Murph says, "Because my dad promised me." I have 4 kids, 2 of them daughters, and that scene gets me every time.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

Oh my gosh I know right?! Fucking broke me

[@thepredatorgamer3989]

17:10 fun fact that each tick in the sound track is one day passing back on earth

[@y12336]

Even rewatching this movie with you made me still bawl my eyes out 😢

[@TJordan1986]

I saw this movie in IMAX and the way the soundtrack just BOOMS at all the intense moments just upped those moments to the next level! To this day it is still one of my most favorite cinema experiences I've ever had!

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

One of the best soundtracks!

[@Iceman-135]

Ah man, this in the cinema was amazing. The sound really brought the film out and made it so much beter. But can we talk about Matthew McConaughey's performance?! He smashed this film.

[@lyssalovesit]

Cinematography is beautiful in this movie 💜 glad you reacted to this one!

[@luvzanyandeverything]

One of the cool facts of this movie it the black hole. They got with top physisics and used science to make the black hole on screen. Years later, we got the first ever picture of a black hole. It was exactly what they made. This black hole is the first and best depiction humanity has seen of one.

[@TheOGYoutuber]

Where tf have I been. Didn’t even know this other channel existed lol. Glad to see a switch up between music and this content. Dope🤘🏽

[@lordhelmchen3154]

This movie is absolutely amazing, I wish I could rewatch it for the first time in cinema because man was that a special experience! Most memorable moments back then: - Me crying uncontrollably when Cooper left - Me crying uncontrollably when Cooper watches the video recordings - Me getting the freaking shit jumpscared out of me by a jumpscare that doesn't even produce a sound - Me crying uncontrollably when Cooper reunites with Murph - Also multiple occasions throughout the movie when Nolan and Zimmer blew my mind with reveals, music and action.

[@MrSholyu]

When i saw this in theater, i cried like a baby, and my (now ex) girlfriend told me how this movie was bad and she didn't understand why i was crying. Anyway Great reaction ! Great Channel ! Continue the good work ! btw try the movie "Your Name" great japanese animation movie, you'll love it !

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

Dude, your ex had no heart. She obviously wasn't the one for you. Her loss.👍

[@christopherlyons4923]

That’s a good reason for her to be an ex. If she can’t comprehend your deep emotions to this, it’s not a good fit

[@patrickcox8990]

I assume you broke up with her because she didnt appreciate this absolute gem of a film; rightly so, of course.

[@Orion_44]

well, if he does Your Name, he should watch it subbed, the dub just isn't it

[@MrSholyu]

@@Orion_44 yeah absolutely

[@johnj4471]

Haven’t watched the video yet but I cannot even on subsequent rewatches make it through that scene without tearing up

[@kealiabigale]

This movie made me go through every stage of grief all at once! It’s my favorite movie!!

[@taybmoretb]

18:50 - when they are on this planet, that little tick you hear is one year passing on earth.

[@caleblim6890]

* one day

[@vaguelymindedbs]

How did this man just skip decades of good films tho? It's a blessing my guy, getting to watch these movies for the first time, that would be special. That's why I am jealous of when and where I was creating my history, shaping my memories of these films. And how I sometimes associate all my happiness with it. And a fresh way of making something for yourself by posting this on youtube, when you look back to 2022, you will be proud of what you have accomplished. Take care man. Stay safe. Cheers to watching interstellar for the first time, and cheers to us bastards who were too young to remember but somehow we never seem to forget...

[@ctakitimu]

Maybe he was in his safe space and has only recently has had enough emotional strength to watch some great films from the last decade? Maybe...

[@cj5787]

he didn't. so he fake it for content and likes. isn't that obvious? I mean, look at how fake he acts. and that's for every video he makes.

[@Sithene]

@@cj5787 this one seemed pretty real especially when Dr Mann flew out of the space station.

[@jacobhorner5008]

FINALLY THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME. I had to watch it twice thru to fully understand and appreciate it

[@unknown8881]

Great movie! If you want a recommendation for the next reaction, you should watch Edge of Tomorrow. It's a scifi movie with lots of great action, humor, romance and a little horror even so pretty much everything you would want. In the movie the main character lives the same day all over again, it is very entertaining and would be great for a reaction! Keep 'em coming!

[@Trenchv1]

Yes, please.

[@X_12345-d]

Total Insane movie!!

[@laurynblake3824]

YES

[@Roni24mamba]

And most importantly - it has Tom Cruise in it

[@unknown8881]

@@Roni24mamba exactly :D

[@gabehaigh8303]

This movie is absolutely insane and so emotional

[@sbentsen2714]

Hans Zimmer's score 🔥 he really outdid himself in this movie, this soundtrack is freaking phenomenal, so beautiful and powerful, deep and touching 🥲😭

[@lukecaudwell6732]

absolutely insane film, I've always been obessed with astronomy and this film made sci-fi work so perfectly with the story. Music score is iconic too, so glad you reacted to it!

[@isaacsilveira7349]

If I’m ever wrongly accused, I want to hire Alex as my lawyer and he has to wear the “slap my Goach” shirt.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

🤣 I got you!

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

I have watched this movie countless times and every time it hits hard

[@Matt.is-mad]

I watch this movie while sleeping it's deeply connected to my Brain

[@kashisnair5946]

the way the music gives me chills . i was on tears as i saw the scene where mathew watches the recordings of 23 years . his childrens lives , them growing up watching it light years away on a scree in a few minutes . .... now that is a movie well made

[@daveking9393]

Another great editing job really enjoyed sharing this journey with you on these movies that I've seen a bunch of times but really do not have one bit of a problem spending 40 minutes with you. quite enjoyable. Thanks again.

[@mylife1221]

Best movie ever made. No contest. It takes a brain to understand what's happening, but even though it's 3 hours long, it NEVER gets old. And the final scene with Cooper and Murph in the hospital? Tears, every time.

[@ro4eva]

I'm saddened by those who don't understand why Cooper's journey was necessary in the context of saving humankind from extinction.

[@jrr5492]

Best movie lols. Maybe of the 8 you've seen sure

[@mylife1221]

@@jrr5492 awwww, is the random guy on the internet with no identity hurt by an opinion?

[@jrr5492]

@JakeEP nope, but def not the best movie just cause your too dumb to understand it. Go back to school Jake Paul

[@AdamOBrien29]

@@jrr5492 I've seen countless movies from various points in history. This is cinematic gold and my favourite movie ever

[@ETAFRanger]

Good sci-fi hits people hard because it has the ring of truth behind it that no other genre does.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

that's so true!

[@scarletm1848]

When they are on the water planet the score has a very distinct ticking sound. Every tick you hear is a day passing on earth or something like that which I thought was an awesome attention to detail. Great reaction to a great movie.

[@slip-n-slide4807]

3:45 - "Dude you're fuckin up all the crops" Good point 😄 if food supply is scarce I dont think chasing down an old drone justifies destroying thousands of corn stocks...

[@moozstreams9680]

30:10 Alex: This guy couldn't get worse 31:00 Dr. Mann: Hold my docking procedure

[@davidmalebranche8522]

“Because my dad promised me…” - gets me every time.

[@wildcard04]

One of my favourite movies of all time! Nothing short of a masterpiece.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

yep it definitely is

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Ever since I saw this in the theater on its first release, I've loved this movie. It's in my top ten all-time and I see nothing changing that, even with so many brilliant films coming out most every year from quality cinema from so many countries. I think Nolan is a phenomenal director but also screenwriter, and Jonathan Nolan is also a talented figure in filmmaking.

[@nkesteren]

I was blown away in the theater, my friends not so much. They hated the music/sounds and the cube bit. I was the only one having a child at that time. I rewatched it a week after, with my wife. And now, so many years later, it hits even harder, because of the nostalgia and the first time watchers reaction to it. Thank you. Now my friends have their own family, I might convince them to rewatch it…

[@PhoenixPrime]

I got to watch Interstellar on opening day with my astronomy class, waaaay back when I was a senior in high school -- and I think I cried the hardest out of all my classmates because of how beautiful and heartbreaking this movie was.

[@oliverjackson5070]

Saw this in theatres as well, had no idea it was this deep, I was in awe the entire time. Left speechless, told my friends about it. They left speechless too.

[@jrotvtube]

Probably my favourite movie of all time. Great reaction!

[@Hellohellonada]

This continues to be ranked as one of the top five best films ever made for me

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

yep!

[@alexeiboris]

My The most favorite sci-fi movie ever. Can watch it over and over again. Love it❤️

[@Kiraiko44]

Fun fact: this movie is set in 2067, so John Lithgow's character is a millennial, which adds cool context to his comment about how when he was a kid, there was something new coming out every day. Also the interview clips in the movie are from Ken Burns' documentary The Dust Bowl, this movie is recreating a lot of the conditions of that disaster

[@Dirk1337]

I love this movie so much. This is the only movie that really impacted me so much that I was literally speechless and unable to process what Ive just witnessed.

[@ddavisgaming]

I think this is the only movie that can make me cry multiple times throughout it.

[@Werrf1]

The depiction of the black hole Gargantua was the most accurate depiction in film history. If you google "Event horizon telescope", you'll find the very first image of a real black hole taken...four years _after_ this film was made. And it matches this film's version. Incredible achievement.

[@Sp1keSama]

When i saw this in theatres, I sat there as the credits rolled and was in awe. Everyone just sat there in silence. On my drive home I cried, no movie had ever made me feel what this movie did. My favorite of all time.

[@DawnTreaderPlaysEDO]

"I'm not smart enough for this movie..." That's what we all feel the first time watching a Christopher Nolan Sci Fi movie.

[@ST4MPLM4DB]

Possibly my favorite movie of all time. There's a lot of crazy facts about the Soundtrack, like when they go into Dr. Miller's planet the score Time in the background it's the clicking of time in that planet meaning a day or week on earth per click or something like that(don't remember much the details). Also when Christopher Nolan approached Hans Zimmer for the whole OST the only thing he told him this story was about it's the relationship between a Father and Daughter, Hans composed the whole thing with just that in mind, in the end all the scores match perfectly with the theme of the movie about space traveling. Just Amazing!!!

[@finalhour4406]

You know a movie is good when it makes you cry the way it did.

[@miguelvaz]

this movie always makes me cry. always. such a masterpiece

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

it is a masterpiece

[@geneticjen9312]

"The days are 67 hours long" "You're going to get so much done!" To clarify, it means the planet completes one full rotation every 67 hours (or 67x2 if he literally means a day and not one day and night). Humans still need to sleep. There isn't magically more time in a day for a human. If we could somehow slow the Earth's spin so it takes 67 hours to spin, we wouldn't suddenly be able to stay awake longer.

[@ChastyBabe]

i first saw this movie through the screen of my phone. the amount i would pay so that i can see this movie again on big screen, on imax for the first time. ❤

[@Nothingatall1984]

Same, saw it on the phone first, it was in theaters for 10 year anniversary last week. It was amazing to see in IMAX

[@kellysimrell3007]

"Rage, rage against the dying of the light" -Dylan Thomas. Do not accept death, fight to live.

[@KTK44]

This is one of those films that will become a classic.

[@batmanslarynx]

I think this probably is my favourite ever movie and one of the greatest and most complete movies of all time. The Matthew McConaughey video scene that you have in the thumbnail is phenomenally emotional. If you found this head scratching, can't wait for you to watch Tenet, if you haven't seen it already. I'm so glad you started this second channel, you're great to watch and listen to!

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

ty so much!

[@buzzlightbeer1408]

When I first watched this movie I was on a flight, I couldn’t sleep so put this on, something about being on a dark flight made the experience that much more special and I’m pretty sure the sun had come out as soon as the credits started rolling it was incredible

[@jaybugo]

I will always regret not seeing this in theaters. One of my goals is to have an awesome home theater and whenever i achieve that, THIS will be the first movie I watch.

[@Tolandruth]

I don't cry often this movie makes me tear up every time I watch it

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

there you go! thanks for watching!

[@nikolastudenovic3841]

Remember....this is one of the best movie in our history.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

it is!

[@bigbroinsac]

One thing that was crazy is that when the movie was released, we didn't have a picture of a black hole, so we only had simulations based on theories. When we got that picture a couple of years later, it was compared to the simulations used with the optical limitations of our equipment taken into account. It was pretty much the same.

[@XxaxX360]

When Dr Mann smashed his helmet against another astronaut and heard he had a 50% chance of survival saying: "those are the best odds I've had in years" hits hard.

[@crayzeewhorse]

Without a doubt one of the greatest movies ever made! Watch it High... trust me 😅😂