I Watched Interstellar in 0.25x Speed and Here's What I Found

[@PRINCE-w3]

05:12 WELL DAMN !!!!!!!! This detail below my mind ... I have seen this movie 10 times and still this was NEWS to me

[@zn00p58]

WOOOOOW!!!!! I'M FREAKING PART OF THE HISTORY NOOOOOW!!!!!

[@ManojJamesTudu]

So did he go back to his own past or to another timeline..

[@PRINCE-w3]

@@ManojJamesTudu ALTERNATE TIMELINE

[@RetiredUno]

This is also shown again when he’s creating the coordinates for NASA using the dust. In the original scene, he stops, looks at the window and Murph and then closes the window. When he’s inside the tesseract, the version he sees, Cooper runs into the room and closes the window instantly.

[@PRINCE-w3]

@@RetiredUno NICE

[@beatsbyvigsound]

another potential detail: in the scene where they drive home from the baseball game through the dust storm, listen to the sound of the dust slapping against the metal of their truck; then go to the scene where Cooper is going into the black hole - the sound design is extremely similar, and I'm pretty sure that's on purpose. another way to show how Cooper was made for this mission.

[@Darkphoenix8888]

Not that he was made for it but it was a synchronicity or like a preview a glimpse of what was to happen in the future or should I say it had already happened as we learn past present and future are connected and happen simultaneously it's all about perspective when you described those scenes I imagined a higher perspective of awareness just observing those two similar moments in time at the same time like an omniscient consciousness and also like the audience that watch this movie ... This movie didn't just nail the realistic black hole but also the concept of time or should I say illusion of what we think time is vs what it really is it 👁️♾️

[@b1bbscraz3y]

so you're saying if I can survive a dust storm I can survive a black hole

[@owenanderson4913]

@@b1bbscraz3y did u not read his comment? He clearly described how the baseball scene was foreshadowing the scene in the ship. The dust hitting the truck was symbolic of the debris in space against the ship

[@dougdupont6134]

Going home through a storm....

[@b1bbscraz3y]

@@owenanderson4913 do you not know the concept of a joke

[@morax5162]

Cooper: Humanity will find a way, we always have The Candian Lad : I will find hidden details, I always do

[@oTqbs]

why no comments but 217 likes??!! edit: 218 now

[@yashankmanek1262]

Why only 1 comment let me make it 2

[@mikeyc3521]

@@yashankmanek1262 Let's make it 3

[@harshkarangutkar5679]

I think canadian lads videos must be shown to all film making crew who worked countless hours on such fine details which some times go unnoticed and show them how grateful we are.

[@natural-tn9ok]

chatgtp ah coment

[@DaWaffleDog]

@@natural-tn9ok "chatgtp ah coment" 😭 😭 spelling )=

[@Steve_Plasma]

@@natural-tn9ok no? Seems fine to me.

[@LEVIATHAN.x]

@@natural-tn9ok your seems like an npc ahh comment

[@krishnamali6102]

​@@natural-tn9oknah, it's purely human

[@UKDagnar]

This film was so underrated by many because they think it's "just" a sci-fi film when it's really about the love of a father and how he gives up everything to try and save his children. He could have stayed and experienced his children growing up knowing their future is doomed or lose all that love to try and give them a future. Amazing film, in my top 5 of all time and the greatest soundtrack bar none (all hail Hans Zimmer).

[@meepk633]

It was critically lauded and made almost $700M at theaters. It's the 46th most popular movie of all time on IMDB. Who was it underrated by?

[@BratislavMetulski]

It isnt underrated. Casshern is underrated.

[@TheGUARDIANOFFOR]

It is just a film whit many mistakes....Like WHERE ARE ALL THE BIOLOGISTS ??? WHERE ARE ALL THE BIOSPHERES ??? SINCE WHEN LIFESTOCK NEED MORE CROPS TO EXIST. SINCE WHEN YOU CAN SURVIVE ONLY ON CORN... Yea by being shear fan of the movie you totali forget its a fiction. Fiction whit absolute mistakes that normal people see. You dont need to be physicist to know you cant survive on corn alone....... This is why this doesnt took out in publick cause its basic premise is RIDICULOUS and ILUSION BREAKING ...... If they do something like sun going to nova soon or earth orbit geting unstable it whud be more belevable then we LIVE ON CORN ...... Thats dumb

[@Mr-Mr66]

This fella doesn't understand the meaning of underrated

[@kyarumomochi5146]

Do u know what underrated means, this was one of the most succesful movies of all time and very commonly regardes as one of the best lmal

[@photogeek6664]

"It took me 47 minutes , i mean bro i was there for just 27 years " bro watched his life in 0.25 x speed

[@benjaminrickdonaldson]

5:42 small nitpick but the reason why there is high heating and plasma during entry of an atmosphere is not due to friction it is air compression. As they are going around mach 20 hitting the air at this speed causes the air particles to get ionized and compressed forming a layer of hot hot plasma on the side that is interacting with the atmosphere.

[@SteamDeckDesigns]

I did not know that, I swore I've heard the friction is what caused it, but you made me look it up and now I know. Thanks!

[@parmanusir]

Woww❤

[@mikkohonkkila]

i dont wanna ruin the 69 likes on your comment, but I like this. Have a wonderful evening sir!

[@lordnakaraki5641]

that's what I was gonna say! but you worded it much better than I ever could

[@ivanarana7878]

So friction? 😂

[@leroyjohnson2044]

Awesome, I lost count on how many times I watched this movie. I even watched the rerelease in IMAX. However, never noticed that he opened the door with his Left hand before leaving Earth and then when he’s in the Tesseract he opens the door with his right hand and never fully leaves the room to look at the book that fell. I also noticed that the book that fell at that point is “Flatland” by Edwin Abbott Abbott (1884) a book about higher dimensions. I absolutely love this move and you did an Amazing job! I appreciate the work you do!!!

[@christiansonio412]

That was his own variant in another universe

[@TayWoode]

Flatland is about a dimension lower than ours, they’re all 2D characters

[@leroyjohnson2044]

@ agreed, but it’s , describes the world's mechanics, social structure, and the challenges of perceiving higher dimensions.

[@TayWoode]

@@leroyjohnson2044 ah right I get you, when they take him outside and up so he can see everything at once

[@flipacraft]

one of the most heart touching movies Christopher Nolan made in the history of Hollywood the only sci-fi movie that made us cry

[@aleksanderzaremba9695]

I recommend A.I. artificial intelligence by Steven Spielberg. It is even more heartbreaking.

[@Madwitch3r]

Even ET also a sci fi made us cry...

[@HoangTrangTuanKiet]

I've heard that bladerunner is stunning as well

[@angrymeowngi]

​@@Madwitch3rET made me tear up, this made me cry.

[@TheTuttle99]

Heart touching?

[@imhmingaf4nai155]

Interstellar is so complex, accurate and complicated that i had to watch this explanation video in 0.25x for 5 times to understand the whole plot

[@AraizAhmed07]

Good to see you with non-superhero movies! I want to see you with T.V shows like From, Stranger Things, The Boys.

[@Lazerchicken69]

He can't do Tenet until after he has already done it

[@ZaheerSubratty779]

He did inception already

[@Rck-vert]

@@Lazerchicken69yea, he can’t becuz it hasn’t happened yet

[@CanadianGamer.01]

@@Lazerchicken69 Are you trying to pull a Tenet on me?!

[@Jd-kx9qm]

how about Dark?

[@samihamchev9528]

Well done Lad! It turns out one of my favorite movies ever is even better than I thought. Honestly, if they ever re-release it in theaters, Imma go watch it like 5 times without any hesitation.

[@Lantern7100]

I think it is showing on some IMAX theaters right now for the 10th anniversary

[@dessert7456]

Its showing in IMAX theaters for the anniversary. Had a chance to watch it and was blown away

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Going to see it on sunday on the big screen!

[@AllyRowan]

5:49 I noticed that this isn't the first time that coop uses this technique about leaning into the spin. When he's in the test plane at the start of the film it literally helps him survive the spin and stay conscious enough to eject

[@el_androi1203]

It is a basic technique that all astronauts, high performance aircraft pilots and racing drivers need to learn in order to endure high G accelerations, manoeuvres and turns for extended periods of time

[@Thurgosh_OG]

@@el_androi1203 As a high performance pilot Coop would also know another technique for dealing with G forces; the anti-G straining maneuver. This is a physical technique where the aviator pushes air out of the lungs against a closed glottis, while simultaneously contracting the muscles in the calves, thighs, and shoulders.

[@TheMemer29]

What a coincidence, I literally just finished watching interstellar for the first time yesterday and Canadian lad uploaded it yesterday😮

[@j.a.g.8689]

Bless you, your 2nd time watching it will be stellar

[@TheMemer29]

@@j.a.g.8689 Yh it will be 10times better God willing the next time I watch it thanks to the Canadian Lad.

[@notafraidofchange]

I watched it a few days ago myself! 😮

[@Ultamami]

*Godwilling, one word 😉 ​@TyronOseiTutu

[@veluskse]

Anyone: talks about space, wormholes, block holes, Me : did you watch

[@darkfire_ninja]

I was gonna tell you that you spelled black hole wrong. But if you fixed that mistake then your comment would've had its heart removed.

[@veluskse]

@darkfire_ninja thanks,i didn't notice it

[@SubhashReddy-y9w]

That "door opening with different hands" scene which u described, just says how amazing u are, in finding details Damn u are the best

[@K1Calek]

Your breakdowns of this movie just reignited my love for this movie again, this movie as you said, truly is a timeless masterpiece

[@Whyhelloderr]

7:08 I FREAKING LOVE THIS DETAIL!! So glad you caught this because I never even noticed out of all the times I’ve watched this movie. This side shot & background audio are incredible, and so significant while so subtle.

[@k1smat303]

not sure if you anyone noticed this as well but at 8:16 cooper moves the rug on passenger scene when leaving for the nasa mission because that is the same place murphy was hidding when he went to check the coordinates. He then sighs almost as if he was hoping to find murphy hiding there again

[@abhinavgrover]

are you kidding me?

[@Karankumar-wl2by]

yesss, you are right. I was gonna comment same.

[@bilalelomari2264]

Bruh, it couldn’t be more obvious haha

[@FabriBellastoria]

Hey, not sure if you noticed but all humans characters in this movie breathe air!! MIND BLOWING

[@noscar_]

No shit

[@HenrySetagaGaming]

damn you Lad.... now im going rewatch Interstellar again.... TNX FOR THAT!!!! 😊

[@mohnishpatil6055]

5:17 Let's say there are 3 cooper each from different universes, the one we see the entire time be Cooper A . Now if cooper sending space messages doesn't go to his past self but another cooper from different universe, by that logic, Cooper A got the NASA coordinates from Cooper 0 then Cooper A went to space and sent the NASA coordinates to Cooper B who later went to space and sent the coordinates to Cooper C and it goes on. So the higher beings made the Tesseract in such a way that when cooper provides the space data and it shuts down so it can be activated into another cooper's universe . Overall each Cooper saves humanity of other universe . HOLY FUKKK

[@oejankz]

Then who saved Cooper 0's world?

[@LomalaMalet]

@@oejankz Cooper -1

[@mohnishpatil6055]

@@oejankz cooper from the last universe, like a circle of chain

[@yellowoak]

@@oejankz Cooper -1

[@shrilmody5942]

@@oejankz whenever you time travel and interact with something it removes the point of origin. So basically cooper 0's is saved by cooper -1... and so on.. there's no origin, but actually there should have been right?. Another explanation could be that of a different timelines, where one timeline ended but that saved countless others.

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

1 second for Christopher Nolan is equal to 4 second for Canadian Lad 😂😂😂

[@UdayNatt]

19:21 I think the old man we see on the screen outside the Cooper Residence aboard the Cooper Station is, in fact, Tom. He's probably dead by the time Cooper himself gets there but that's the archived footage of him talking about their life on the farm. That's why it is being shown at that site's screens.

[@elistewart4971]

Ooh I like that theory

[@ericwong3868]

That’s a good point and Cooper blows right by him😂 not even recognizing his own son

[@ajithfernando1702]

Shit.... excellent point... I watched this film twice this week (in Queensland Australia) Since we see the old Murph speaking about life back then at the start of the film.. the people speaking could be Cooper's whole family... Murph, Tom and Tom's wife.... now I have to watch it again with that idea in mind....👍🤗🤣😀🤪😄

[@kristine3356]

I just watched it and I like this as an ending. I was bothered by Tom not being mentioned at all at the end. I wondered who was the other people on the screens. You are right and I'll believe it was their family. 😅

[@NikolaiPetrov-mm5ew]

thank you so much for doing this! I'm truly grateful for this. I never like, i never expected you to do this! thanks a bunch!

[@adeoluajibade6149]

This movie has been on my checklist for over a year now but its length always discourage me. But I'll go watch it first and then come back to watch your breakdown. I can't wait!

[@SujithIshtar]

I love Sci-Fi, and honestly, this is easily in the top 3 movies of all time! It's bloody worth it.

[@mattwalsh7853]

It doesn’t feel like 3 hours, you won’t regret watching it

[@AidenGray-d8p]

Did you enjoy it?

[@laattardo]

Well, what did you think of the movie?

[@vbrown8522ify]

The winding the watch detail I truly appreciate. Such a small detail and just about all none watch wearing people wouldn't even know that's a thing.

[@TRIGGAMAN_LOCO]

I’m all for you expanding this series more than just Marvel movies. Great choice with Interstellar!

[@nichol1866]

The fact that they created all the sets and no green screen deserves endless praise. Disney/ marvel should really take a page from Nolan’s book on this. Interstellar gives me chills everytime I watch.

[@jlux4888]

01:27 damn didn't know bro was sophisticated like that

[@EazyRed]

love the fact content is still coming out about interstellar even after an hour on millers planet has passed!

[@Panamera117]

6:55 he's not adjusting the time, he's actually winding the watch, since most automatic watch can be winded to "kickstart" the "reserve" but the reason is the same, it's because those watch stop working after a day or two and a couple of spins and it's working again, then you adjust the time. I think it's more this than adjusting time and date since he's doing that without looking at it. But well done for noticing such a small detail

[@isaacquijanocalderon6139]

Every single time I watch this movie I cry. And just watching this video, I cried again. This is for me the best movie ever. And what a huge content creator you are! Keep it up ❤️

[@unclecode]

Since 2014, I’ve rewatched Interstellar every 2-3 months, I consider myself an expert on this movie. But after watching your review, I just want to bow to you and show my respect. Your insights even brought tears to my eyes. I’ve followed you for a long time and always appreciated your detailed Marvel reviews. Even though I’m not considered myself a Marvel fan in general or DC or … but I’ve still enjoyed your work. But this, this is on another level. I hope you do more non-Marvel reviews like this. This is the one I’ll send to all my friends. Your review was phenomenal, perfect, and I can’t find enough words to describe it. I’m drafting this message right after watching because I want to capture the emotion and share it with you. The way you highlighted details that, even after all these years, reveal the brilliance of this masterpiece is amazing. Well done. I tip my hat to you, this was a phenomenal piece of work. A true masterpiece. Amazing job. Perfect.

[@mani8328]

12:04 The past.. present....& Future all happening simultaneously 😮😮😮😮, an intriguing concept shown beautifully in the movie.

[@Sofron9]

I'm not convinced. Since Cooper can freely move in tesarekt and look into different times of his past. I think it is said there, that time in such environment might be just like a mountain where you can go up or down or see many of them at once.

[@christiansonio412]

Everything is possible in the grand scale of the multiverse

[@numakthegreat]

How dare KZbin hide this from me for 49 seconds Edit: This comment was meant purely for comedic effect, with this type of comment indeed being a common phenomenon. Please don't go nuts over it.

[@SPYROSTSABOURIS]

Yep, this is definitely the new "bro fell off"

[@Sketchydude22]

​@SPYROSTSABOURIS Nope! He meant he was very eager to watch it as soon as it dropped...

[@SPYROSTSABOURIS]

@@Sketchydude22 Yeah, but this is the 7th time I've seen this exact comment, with the only difference being the number of seconds

[@pylotheric9777]

​@SPYROSTSABOURIShow do these even appear or rather how do they get so widespread in such a short amount of time

[@SPYROSTSABOURIS]

@pylotheric9777 I'm guessing one person comes up with them, or even multiple people separately, and then other people see them and because these are so generic, they can fit in any video as a way to say that you're early

[@Zrs3820]

The Black Hole detail of this amazing movienalways blows me away. The fact that they actually brought a physicist who explained and wrote all the equations and concepts on the physics on how a black hole works and what it could possibly looks like and having the engineers and technicians to input all that complex info into newly made computer softwares taking up terabytes of data to give a close enough almost accurate simulation of the real black hole is truly some insane dedication by director Nolan and his team.

[@Boricua_User146]

5:12 Does this imply the existance of a multiverse/alternate timelines? Does this mean that Cooper's Earth died and he saved another planet with another Murph?

[@KikujiroChan]

that would ruin the whole movie for me.

[@mort6493]

Think this indicates that a Cooper from a multiverse/alternate timeline saved his earth, and he saved one from another timeline/multiverse

[@manannaik1341]

Well you’re not wrong on my thinking that if we travel in time and meddle with it we just jump to another timeline… we don’t actually change the specific timeline we just change our own future based on on our own life decisions…

[@imhmingaf4nai155]

It's like a paradox to me...Another Cooper saved our Cooper( from the movie) and then our Cooper save another Cooper and so on.

[@shrilmody5942]

@@imhmingaf4nai155 Yes correct, time travel and higher dimensions always create some kind of paradox if you think about it.

[@RubenNaude-rn2vx]

One detail that gets overlooked, is that Cooper gave his daughter a Hamilton Murph watch. Which just so happend to also be her name. Pretty cool detail!

[@aguywhoplaysvideogames]

1:13 angular velocity should remain constant without breaking the laws of conservation of momentum. This is because assuming no external forces momentum is conserved but the ejected mass also contains momentum, so the momentum of the space station decreases while the momentum of the system is constant. This is like if your spinning with some masses and drop the masses, you wont speed up as the masses carry momentum.

[@MrBrain4]

Correct. Also, if you just look at the spinning at normal speed, you can clearly see that the actual rotation is far less that what TARS reported. 67 or 68 RPM would be more than one rotation per second, and the vehicle is spinning at nowhere close to that rate.

[@EverythingEqualszero]

Yeah, I stopped right at about 1:20 to "fix" this error with a comment, but ya beat me to it. Thx buddy. Each bit of departing space station debris carries is own portion of the momentum, and doesn't magically "transfer" something (before it leaves) to the rotating system that it ceased to be a part of. Classic example of overthinking. The rotating space station (in this example) is actually LOSING angular momentum, because it is losing mass CARRYING momentum. If you're wondering what is meant by "conservation of angular momentum", the explanation given by the narrator... isn't it. The figure skater who pulls her arms in during a spin, ROTATES FASTER because of conservation of angular momentum. But if her arms fell off first, she wouldn't be able to do that, would she? Astrophysical jets (active galaxies, black holes, pulsars, and the like) are gigantic examples of conservation of angular momentum, spinning themselves up to staggering rotational rates. They do NOT do this by shedding PERIPHERAL mass! The mass either stays in the system ("falling in" i.e. moving CLOSER to the AXIS of rotation), or some of it may (optionally) be ejected from the poles.

[@fletchro789]

If parts were exploding as they left, they could impart a force to increase the speed. 🤷‍♂️

[@SpencerS.Kwarkuto]

0:16 Nope This is my first Watch of a breakdown of THE INTERSTELLAR 🙏 Great Job💯 Canadian Lad 💕✊️

[@yesakristiandono6756]

Timeless masterpiece is the right word to describe this movie.

[@AnkitSingh-v6e]

15:59 Remember while bing inside the teserect, Cooper hit the library so hard that multiple books fell down and Murph kept staring at the book shelf, 15:59 this scene was of same morning when she came to cooper and said "i think you're the ghost". Notice that she's in the same bathrobe and slightly wet hairs.

[@simranapata5286]

oh yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

[@dbenci2071]

You missed the fact that the robot Tars was( had become ) selfware, and outed him self to cooper during a joke by forgetting to indicator light,and cooper said his secret was safe with him.

[@GuyjinOnline]

This was a great 'Details You Likely Missed' video. You have a very smooth, well-paced tone which is pleasant to listen to. Couple that with the spot-on narration, and while this is the first time I've seen a video from you, I already know you're going to be one of my Top 3 favorite KZbin content creators. Thank you for sharing your talents with me.

[@vikas_2oo5-xm5bt]

8:17 the way you narrated it 😭😭

[@mairios521]

Thanks for these precious details, man ❤ I loved it

[@RileyM2000]

You made me want to watch Interstellar again just to point out these facts like either I noticed them or heard about them like I’ve done with most of the Marvel movies.

[@Alexttfrfr]

5:03 I did notice this detail while analyzing the movie myself, and I always thought it was an actual production mistake. But your explanation makes so much more sense now that I think about it. Very well made video

[@adityasinha6583]

I would love to see the canadian lad making his own movie, as he has learnt so many tricks and tips that I believe he would create something that would match cristopher Nolan films

[@Rck-vert]

Nah, u reaching

[@JerkWarlord]

Your videos are fantastic as ever and I applaud your expansion into non-comic-book movies; Interstellar is a PHENOMENAL choice for your particular brand of breakdown. That said, as an Argentine, your pronunciation at 15:10ish of "Jorge Luis Borges" is so painful hahaha

[@_.crescente]

During Cooper's first trip to NASA, he finds out Murph is hiding in the blankets in the passenger seat. Later on, when he leaves, he checks under the same blankets hoping that she would be there. He then cries because he realizes again that he is leaving his family.

[@trywynricketts]

When you thought your love for this movie couldn't grow any deeper and then The Canadian Lad just casually drops a few new details that makes it even better.

[@pranavakshit]

0:15, no this is my first.

[@toxic59k6]

U r missing out

[@KevanTess]

Same, but I also haven't even watched the movie yet.

[@judet2992]

@@KevanTess congratulations on ruining it. Out off all the movies to chose to watch a breakdown first, don’t choose this one.

[@ethanatcheson4484]

@@KevanTesstake your chance to see it in theaters!!

[@andrewtaljaard2669]

I've re-watched Interstellar again today after coming across your in depth very insightful video. Thank you!

[@adityakalway]

This is truly exceptional work! I have watched this movie more than 150+ times, I wish I were kidding, but still the attention to detail in this movie surprised me. Amazing on you to find all these out. Keep it up bro ✨

[@TheEmbraceInitiative]

Okay I'm showing this to my Interstellar loving friends. Thank you for taking the effort!

[@antirsipowermate]

The mistake is that people cannot survive on just corn for long. The lack of nutrients from just eating corn would kill you in months. more likely scenario is that people can produce more types of food on earth, but the trade is difficult so each region mostly eats what they can produce and eat other just enough to survive. Scurvy and other autoimmune diseases would kill everybody. And by that, the motive to leave earth is a bit stretched, humanity has many ways to do micro farming without crops dying. Also, it's clear that the future humans would not exist without Cooper going through the Wormhole so the paradox must be explained by multiple parallel universes.

[@DiamondWoodStudios]

Just finished watching the 10 year anniversary in IMAX for the third time in one week, God bless you for making this bro I was waiting for my last showtime to watch this video which was tonight ❤

[@tejassinghkapur9962]

10 seconds ago is crazy. Love you canadian lad, your videos are awesome.

[@Acke1974]

@12:00 I so love his! As there is no past, nore future. Only the present moment ✨ Great video 👌🏾

[@thegreathecker7423]

The Canadian Lad, please do it on Tenet🙏

[@averagejoe77_]

Watched this two days ago in IMAX with the rerelease. It was absolutely incredible. Thanks for this vid!

[@sreyangovender3404]

Still can't forgive Cooper for never enquiring about his son when he returns. The film's lack of closure about Tom is a weakness of the story, pure and simple

[@PoleMoosik]

Wow... shame on me, but I never noticed that. Very good point.

[@Mandawg1]

Cooper never acknowledging Murph’s family is another weak point of the film for me. As a man so devoted to his family, Cooper disregarding his descendants contradicts his character.

[@iamAwesomo1994]

yeah it is kind of fucked up. murph is like the savior of humanity and the brother is like totally forgotten. just his first born only son that never gave up hope in his father and always sent messages even after not hearing back.

[@Angelhornsanddeviltrombones]

There’s a theory that’s because he imagines all that in his final moment within the tesseract. Or the 5th demential beings gave him some type of reality closure he can comprehend. I think coop dies after the tesseract folds on itself, completing the mission.

[@ManojPawar]

@@Angelhornsanddeviltrombones dimensional, i suppose, not demential (and its not a word , per se).

[@davetodd6163]

Bloody hell Canadian Boy! Great work , congrats from the UK

[@davetodd6163]

Sorry Lad!

[@speckledeggday]

4:17 why didn't they just go to space to film the explosion?

[@mayankmadhav9661]

Lot of money and uncertainty

[@Mommacatperez]

Ikr

[@bullypool]

your breakdown made me love this masterpiece even more! great breakdown and efforts! ❤

[@satvikvohra4174]

Hi Canadian lad I love your videos. Keep it up. ❤

[@ashuitsi]

I love the craft of movie making and your videos make me love and admire it more. Thanks for your amazing work, detailing, patience, persistence and above them all, love for the craft! You are amazing.

[@laughterrific7531]

This is written before someone finished the entire vid

[@peterb2849]

in the end its all about love. Crazy good movie ! also great attention to detail ! and great video about this movie im impressed 💪🏼

[@TheCanadianLad]

Please do consider subscribing. Really appreciate it :)

[@peterb2849]

@TheCanadianLad allright sold !

[@cristobaltaiba5031]

If one day I made a top 10 of my favorite science fiction movies, I think Interstellar would be an easy 5 around there, and for me it is still my favorite of Nolan's filmography. It is an audiovisually perfect film, brilliantly acted, and excellently written, it can be complex but entertaining, and it is very emotional These are the movies that are worth seeing in the cinema of greater size and quality

[@telemario85]

Which ones would be the other 9?

[@cristobaltaiba5031]

@telemario85 right now, in no order 2001 A Space Odyssey Empire strikes back Blade Runner Blade Runner 2049 Alien A New Hope Revenge of the Sith Dune Part 2 Back to the future

[@telemario85]

@@cristobaltaiba5031 thanks, great list! Never liked the star wars saga, and I've never seen dune 2 because the didn't like the first... Is the second better?

[@cristobaltaiba5031]

@telemario85 for me, it is, it has better action, best pacing, almost alo characters are well writen and act, and it is audiovisually great in every sense, even if you don't like it, you have to tried The same with star wars, sci-fi best franchise, and a revolutionary in many aspects

[@shawnintheclouds]

NICE!! You scienced the crap out of that movie! I love Interstellar and have seen it many times. Thank you for your video. I'm glad i found you . I liked and subscribed. ❤

[@NimshanKarunathilaka939]

12:45 I dont know if im wrong or right. Just came to my mind watching along the video itself. Could it be on millers planet the wave is rising so high because of the black hole near it. Like on earth the tides are mainly occurred by the moon which is closer to earth. The black hole might have a larger gravitational pull and because of that the waves are going so high than usual. Just a guess❤😅

[@hadesofthehell4913]

That defeats the whole point of gravity, if the blackhole is powerful enough to pull the wave to that terrific height, I'm pretty sure the characters there would be flying up along with it

[@daveloomis]

tides

[@Amit_Pirate]

Ding ding! Correct guess! Di you know even the sun influences our waves? It's negligible compared to moon tho

[@jacobmitchell2085]

I saw it last night at the AZ IMAX and WOW its a beauty. Great video!

[@sak_69]

without coop choosing to sacrifice himself and going in a black hole she couldn't have solved the equation which mean they were both equally as important but to be fair anyone with the data could've solved the equation

[@LukášForejt-q4d]

I never see that, but i like space so when i see you post this video i watch it. OMG thats a masterpeace! Tx for next video!

[@ThePizza28]

Just because there are no greenscreens doesn't mean everything is in camera. Greenscreens are not at all needed nowadays, the public was taught for 40 years that greenscreen = has vfx and none = practical, but it's not the case there's a lot of behind the scenes material showing it on Interstellar. There's a lot of replacements of "stuff we shot for real" because early projections are not at all final nor good looking enough for a feature release a lot of times. This narrative is borderline misinformation, and while we all know Nolan speaks so much of his practical focus it sounds like that's all there is, behind the scenes he's DNEG's biggest and most faithful client. Edit : There was no projection on the tesseract, that's just anticg made up stuff. The set didn't even make it to final, it's for immersion, only close up books were real.

[@BethRichLife]

I love this movie and I appreciate the details you found. I often will watch this movie and start at the countdown.

[@roxstix]

On #12, he was left alone waiting for 23 years. The ship had THAT much food and water (I know urine re-used, but really?) to last 23 years?

[@SujithIshtar]

He went to cryo-sleep for quite a while too. He did that a couple of times, and stopped recently, because he thought they might not return and he didn't want to sleep his life away.

[@HobbyGhandi]

Good work dude! I love it! And lets not forget, the biggest shit/clue/twist (whatever) in this movie is that fact that the key to save humanity IS BEHIND A BOOKSHELF/BOOKCASE!!! That is so true!!!

[@alessandrotullio-perez1674]

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[@ckpradhan321]

Thanks ❤

[@arun_katuri]

This is my favourite film of all time, thanks for doing this video.

[@rakshith-ravi]

10:25 is untrue. The math isn’t exact and the ticking speeds up over the course of the score

[@BV_games-h5l]

As they stress and time "flys" by it's like when you think it's 2 but it's already 2.30 so it's for dramatic effect

[@mattiasdavis]

This was a great list! So often are videos like this either very obvious observations or huge stretches.

[@SteamDeckDesigns]

I think 5:12 is suuuuuch a stretch. Mistakes happen. I mean you can literally see the film crew in the bus in The Dark Knight. Yes he has crazy attention to details but cmon

[@HarshSharma-tx3dw]

Then why did he used different footage here? Nolan could have used the same frame as it would save time and money.

[@smf.archive]

This is why I love this movie and certainly, your videos. Keep up the amazing work.

[@User_8eue]

Okay 1 sec in Miller's planet is 1 day in Earth So how many second or hr Cooper stayed in Miller's planet

[@no_handle_required]

First analysis I've seen of a movie, that actually makes sense. Well done. .

[@datnewguy]

I watched this video at 0.25 speed. You sound drunk.

[@grahamrich3368]

Awesome movie!! I saw it three times in its release, and it's still magical to me!! Thank you for these insightful analyses -- some of these are really subtle!!

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

20:10 you're reaching.

[@jeremygalloway1348]

Really reaching. But this a Nolan film too... lol

[@hassaanjalal8258]

Beautifully explained. Interstellar is one of my most favourite movie of All times.

[@Lucky47]

"0. 25x speed for 10 years" 😂

[@Wootguy238]

Wow. True to your word, you actually showed a lot of lesser-known things and didn't waste my time. Great video, man!

[@GeryonM]

12:40 something not right about the world building then. I can accept that the green in bowl in the background could be corn leaves. But corn bread requires sugar, flower, and lots of butter. So some mammal must be around unless it's human butter.

[@muralikrishnaa]

Damn!!! This man deserves a big applaud. The effort you put in is commendable.

[@normanamador9836]

do more NOLAN in 0.25x my fav director.

[@Ayyorda]

7:26 I'm a 33 year old combat veteran from the Marine Corps, but that scene where Murph is watching Cooper drive away, the face she makes puts me in TEARS. Every. Damn. Time.

[@vikas_2oo5-xm5bt]

In what if season 1 Last ep When Supreme strange brings all zombies The 1st zombie is captain America So that means it is not the universe we have seen in the previous episode

[@StaticBlaster]

that would be like a 10.5 hour movie at that speed. lol.