INTERSTELLAR (2014) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@flicksseries]

Insane movie .. hurt all my feelings and made me hug my daughter no lie 😭🔥

[@ompatel5570]

fr. It made me hug my great granddaughter. She was confused

[@Choso_1084]

Why is a grandpa/grandma using fr​@@ompatel5570

[@Cathain78]

I watch this almost every day, so whenever I get annoyed or feel too tired for my kids then I realise that time is ticking away every second and can never be got back again. And the line “Because my dad promised me” make me determined never to break a promise to my children.

[@TheGeocab]

Right now this is my favorite movie. I've watched it 13 times, and probably just as many reactions to it. Your reaction is probably one of my favorites. It's been a few years since I've watched it because I don't want to burn out on it. The scene where Murphy runs out of the house toward her dad when he's about to leave Earth makes me choke up everytime, same when she tells him it's her birthday.

[@sathvamp1]

For me, at Murph's line of "And today I'm the same age you were when you left," I thought to myself, "Hey, why are my eyes watering down my nose??" Because... I was trying to eat a salad during that whole infamous scene (and I can get really into my food), so I didn't even fully consciously realize that scene was starting to play with my emotions lol.

[@Amoeby]

I've watched it 4 times only in the cinema. I remember that I counted how many times I've watched it in total and around 27 I lost the count. For thee past 3 years I usually watch it twice a year.

[@charleswoolley8367]

What gets me is when older Murph says, "I knew you'd come back, because my Dad promised me".

[@ambercastro1996]

I've seen Twilight an embarrassing amount of times, and I've seen Interstellar quite a few times. It's only just now watching this reaction that I'm learning Murph was RENESMEE. Officially gobsmacked that went over my head

[@hawks7775]

Ive lost at least 80lbs in tears watching this movie several times and then watching with reactions....teaches ya not to take life for granted and time

[@FrankieB]

One of the best movies ever made 🙌🏽

[@dvnnyphvntom763]

One of my favorite lines in the movie was when Coop was trying to comfort Romilly with his fear of space and how they only have millimeters of Aluminum preventing them from dying, Coop says “we’re explorers, Rom. This is our boat.” and then gives him his headphones playing nature sounds, grounding him to Earth. This film along with the soundtrack is a perfect representation of the beauty and darkness of space, and how it is so rare to find a planet sustainable for life. We’re truly lucky to be on this perfect planet 🌎

[@yesguy245]

I was looking for a new interstellar reaction yesterday perfect timing my man.

[@tamarleigh]

34:07 It took them 100 hours per FRAME to render the images of the black hole. Which is like 100 days to render one second of screen time. 😮

[@VwSvNexus]

I’ve probably watched this movie over 20 times, the more I watch it the more I love it, when it came out I was 16, and now being almost 26 it hits even harder as an adult. Hands down one of the best films of all time.

[@optimusprowse6448]

I watched it for the first time in 2015 and it made me teary eyed. I rewatched it with my wife in 2019 and since I am a Father since 2018, this movie broke me to pieces. This movie hits so much harder when you became a Parent. Great reaction Mate. And I hope you got some well deserved sleep!

[@oktbr]

I watched this movie around 7 times and it gets better and better after every viewing, because you start noticing more things that you never noticed. This is Nolan’s masterpiece!

[@QuivO-ctrl]

Bro, your comments are so genuine and precisely made. Fantastic job, +1 subscriber

[@mrflickswatches]

I appreciate that! God bless you 🙏🏼

[@tomasinamichele]

Matthew McConaughey faves: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Interstellar, and The Gentlemen Matt Damon faves: The Martian, Good Will Hunting, and The Bourne Identity

[@tomasinamichele]

Oppenheimer, Air, and the Oceans movies are honorable mentions for Matt Damon

[@rosshunter9792]

A time to kill was awesome too

[@besideyouc.3279]

One of the best movies I've seen by far. Nolan for sure knows how to make a movie.

[@car6803]

They guy that plays the principal in this movie is another great actor. He played Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in the movie Selma.

[@Lukasgate]

One thing I wish people realized is how easy it is for one to do what Matt Damon did. He knew right away his planet was uninhabitable, that he was alone and would die. Its our basic human instinct to want to survive. He lied about his planet so they would come for him, go to the right planet, and start the new colony (since he knew Earth was doomed and Plan B was the only option). So he wouldn't be alone. Selfish? Yes absolutely. But human. Now I'll never know what I would have done, but he took the easy way out by lying. I also wish people would understand that when Coop detached he knew he was going into the black hole, he knew he would die, people think he was just drifting in space. He accepted he wouldn't see his daughter again. Except he fell into the tesseract which by our understanding of physics is impossible. So imagine accepting death only to see that. But I guess most people don't know the fundamentals of a black hole. Just incredible writing nonetheless.

[@DaleKingProfile]

The people talking at the beginning, other than the old version of Murphy, actually were from a documentary. They are actually clips from the Ken Burns documentary on the American Dust Bowl so they are not actors and actually lived through what they are describing.

[@Raurus_Aran]

I've already lost the count on how many times I repearwd this movie. It's on the 1st place of my top favourite movies.

[@thatsroughbuddy-]

My nature science teacher recommended this movie to our class years ago when we went through astronomy in class and it immediately became my favorite movie of all time and it still is to this day.

[@j0hn00]

This is one of the most mind bendingly cool and gut wrenchingly sad movies that I've ever seen. It might be the sleep, but it also might just be the movie. I just sat there through all the credits, then after the screen turned black, just thinking and thinking about all of it, just dumbstruck. It's a whole different kind of movie. There are plenty of really fucking good movies out there, and this ranks among the best of them for me. I'm so bummed I didn't see it when it dropped in theaters, I first watched it about 4 or 5 years later, and I've watched it approximately once a year since then. It's never again your *first time* watching this masterpiece, but it's always just as enjoyable

[@amywhitter5096]

I have watched it at least 4 times... and it is 4 hours long! .. But everytime it feels like time is rushing by SO quickly. Unbelievable how good this film is! Thank you so much for this reaction, I loved it.

[@eryvne]

its barely 3 hours 😭 how did u get to 4

[@peterwinters8587]

@@eryvne he watched it in slow motion

[@RenfrewPrume]

Possibly the best science-fiction movie of all time. I’ve seen it three times. Most recently last summer, when I showed it to my scientifically brilliant daughter (she’s in college on a full scholarship) and told her I imagine us as Cooper and Murph. Mackenzie Foy (young Murph), Jessica Chastain (adult Murph), and Ellen Burstyn (old Murph) is the most extraordinary casting achievement ever, I think. Their facial structure is so similar, I totally believe it is the same person. Burstyn, by the way, won an Oscar for Best Actress back in the 70s and has won a Tony and Emmy too.

[@DeathBeforeComicSans]

This movie. It’s almost too good.

[@wolfywox]

I love that you said you didn't think this movie was supposed to make you tense. I had a 20 minute anxiety attack in the theater watching this for the first time. Third row IMAX hits different with movies like this. 😅

[@sdotmurda]

I literally watched this yesterday for the first time since it came out and it still hits the same.

[@christophercaleb8998]

This movie as considered by actual astronauts and NASA astrophysicists as the most accurate vision of a black hole ever put on film. In fact it is now the standard visual used in any documentary about black holes. It took something like 2 years to render all of the mathematical data to create the visual simulation of the black hole Gargantua in this movie. If you actually read this review of your review check out anything you can about a hypercube, which is how our eyes would see a fifth dimensional cube. A hypercube or 'tesseract' is what he is trapped in at the end of the movie. Totally mind-bending and incredible. We actually have two photographs of black holes or the shadows of black holes now. It's so trippy that we can't actually see black holes, but we CAN see the shadow it casts on the light that is behind it.

[@snsl28500]

Favorite movie of all time. I think I have watched it like 10 times, and will continue to watch it for the rest of my life!!

[@matt_canon]

What's interesting about the water planet is that Brand sees the incoming wave when she first exits the craft, though far off. If one pauses what she sees, zooms in and goes forward frame by frame, you'll be able to tell that its both a giant wave and moving towards them.

[@christiancampbell3318]

Until earlier this year I only saw it once after it came out. the first time I watched it I remember it being good but also just a little confused cause I was trying to grasp everting going on. Once I watched it again all the way through it hit me like a ton of bricks and blew me away with amazement, always tear up every time on the years of messages scene and Cooper in the tesseract trying to tell himself to stay. I’ve watched it 15-20 times this year never gets old and I pick up on something new every time. From the storyline, cast, visuals, and legendary soundtrack from Hans Zimmer, this movie is a masterpiece and one of the best films of all time.

[@josephinalortz62]

I saw this in theaters on an edible and went in blind to everything and came out a complete cryin wreck 👏🏽 I love watching all reactions to it because it’s just that good

[@ayudone8673]

I would give away one of my kidneys just to watch this movie once again for the first time!!! Unforgettable , emotionally gripping, unpredictable, scientifically accurate (99% of the time) , visually stunning & audibly orgasmic!

[@rantman4521]

Well said. You nailed it on the head....except for the kidney thing. 👍👍

[@DaleKingProfile]

When you hear the clicking sounds on Miller's planet, each click is one day on Earth

[@Sandlund93]

This movie is the goat. So is Nolan, I would recommend any of his movies. Especially the Dark Knight trilogy. That's almost as good as LotR.

[@jjose100ify]

Yoo. I saw that editing the music out of certain parts. I applaud that extra work 👏

[@acciodelusion]

How to lose a guy in 10 days is my fav Matthew film with Interstellar. Also I watched this film over 4 times or so already haha

[@joemahoney7870]

A great film. I think astoundingly, for all it’s effects, storyline and cinematographic beauty, the best scene by a country mile is just a dad listening to messages from his kids.

[@MetallicOpeth]

One of the greatest movies ever made. A modern day masterpiece, up there with the all time best in film

[@monio.9444]

I have such a dejavu with this, I feel like I watched you react to this movie already. I thought it's a repost :)) My other favourite McConaughey movie is Contact (1997), which is actually a very similar movie to this one, which I think you would like.

[@amywhitter5096]

Yeah, "Contact" with Jodie Foster is also brilliant!!! Different story but very similar emotions! I would like you react to it, too. Very much :)

[@mattstarwolf-08]

Every one of those ticks in the water scene is a full day on earth passing.

[@destinymormance181]

I was never a kid that wanted to go to space, im mad claustrophobic 😂

[@HalkerVeil]

I've watched this about 20 times now for full reactions.

[@xxshotxx1]

This is in my top 3 movies of all time. Well done, great writing, and an amazing score. Glad you enjoyed it homie.

[@louna8568]

Ohhhh yeahhhhh I’ve been waiting for this 🙌 And yes I’m commenting even if it’s just the beginning of the video 😂

[@louna8568]

I’ve seen it 3 times, I always cry at the last seen. This movie is incredible and brillant. We get to see how everything was connected and that’s a masterpiece ✨ Honestly I don’t want to go to space, I’m scared of the unknown and not being able to get back to earth. If something goes wrong, you’re trapped 😭 But I would love to see and meet any form of living from space 👽 Great reaction Brian 🥹🙌

[@genecrossin5080]

They did a fantastic job casting young Murph and adult Murph

[@rashadlockhart915]

The size of the waves are just so inconceivable🤯

[@rantman4521]

The best reaction to this movie I've ever seen. Thank you 👍👆

[@MrDoBerek]

To this day I regret not having watched it in an Imax theater, absolutely amazing movie, in a visual and any other way outstanding, a must see for every film enthusiast!

[@johnnyparsnips7641]

I spent the entire pandemic completely alone and didn't talk to a single soul the entire time. Was the best Era of my life so far. Just give me internet, headphones, an absurd amount of drugs to pass the time (assuming no hypersleep), and something to punch that I can't damage.

[@BrittanyNgo01]

TARS is voiced by Bill Irwin, the original Mr. Noodle from Sesame Street 😅 Also, it always leaves me shook that Tom's son/Cooper's grandson is named Coop Cooper 😂😂

[@Lapearla4]

The paperboy favourite, Matthew McConaughey movie, very underrated

[@jacovisser9433]

I've seen this movie about a 1000 times and always cries at "My Dad Promised me" I was never one to believe in this like global warming and blight. I live in South Africa and just in the last 3 months we must have had about 5 tornadoes 2 in the last couple of days one an F2 that missed my house by meters and it makes you think what is next

[@j0hn00]

I didn't know you had any kids, much less two daughters. As a dad to one daughter, I feel exactly one half of your pain😂 but with all your commentary on it, I can just tell that you're a fantastic dad

[@mrflickswatches]

💪🏽🙏🏼

[@tamarleigh]

15:40 Yes, it’s something I would do. When I was a teenager, I was determined to be an astronaut. I intended to go into the Air Force (either the academy or ROTC) and then apply for the astronaut program. I ended up changing my mind and deciding I didn’t want to join the military and that I’d try to get to space as a scientist instead. I got a degree in astronomy and worked in that field for awhile, but I never went to space. Now I teach math and science to kids, which I love. I would still definitely go to space if I get the chance. ⭐️

[@pimpstick9988]

By the way Tars/CHASE is practical no CGI effect it’s so cool the way they designed and engineered it.I would recommend that you look at the behind the scenes. It’ll blow your mind. I saw this movie in theatre and didn’t know what to expect. This movie is the greatest movie of all time.. Nolan absolutely blew my mind.

[@gibbieraven]

Love this movie... totally sucks that my first viewing was in a theatre where the person in front of me was on his phone and just drunk. Beyond viewing, this movie is bliss.

[@carsten1989]

Seen this movie 6-7 times. It’s beautiful. I enjoyed your reaction :)

[@davidhoward6254]

"Because my dad promised me." is the most sincere and devastatingly emotional line I've ever heard in a movie. Even as a 'boy' dad it gets me every...single...time. Easily one of the best movies ever made, it never gets old.

[@StoychoBalchev]

27 times and counting. One full sleeve tattoo dedicated to the greatest movie ever .

[@Happofusagarii]

after watching this for the first time in 2020 i have watched it since maybe 4-5 times and it won't get old for me, especially the waves scene

[@boristurovskiy351]

I watched it in theatre when it came out and was just, WOW! Epic. You can count on Nolan to make a great movie and on Zimmer to provide an astonishing soundtrack to it.

[@vee7586]

this movie is my favorite sci-fi (and yet scientifically accurate!) movie even tho its a long watch. it really feels shorter when you're watching such a high caliber of film

[@notoriouscmmc8788]

Top 2 favorite movie, and I've seen it at least a dozen times now.

[@dannywayne7070]

Loved this reaction! Also I have a weird unpopular favorite Matt Damon movie and it’s We Bought a Zoo because his acting is amazing and it’s about a family who lost their mom and I unfortunately relate to that.

[@car6803]

My top 3 Matthew McConaughey movies are #1 Dazed and Confused, #2 We are Marshall, #3 How to lose a guy in 10 days. In fact Dazed and Confused is one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@Schraddel-87]

I love this Movie. I watched it over 75 Times and i got Tears everytime.

[@yusam2729]

Have you seen Arrival? Another great and heartfelt sci-fi movie, you should react to it! As a father of girls you should recover from Interstellar first tho lol

[@mrflickswatches]

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[@cslammon]

Fun fact, every "tick" of the metronome you hear on the water planet is 1 day passing on earth

[@gin.k]

"Bro, stop it. I slept two hours😢" 😩🤣

[@theangelgrey.]

Yessss!!!! 🔥💯🙏🏽

[@avengersfan949]

I really hope he comes back to Earth and to his family really soon.

[@dramaqueen872005]

My top 3 McConaughey movies are Interstellar, Sahara, and Dazed and Confused

[@JonezyVhee]

This movie is so good! Glad you watched! I've watched this move about 50 times. Average about every few months since it came out. I love the emotional journey. Fave Matthew McConaughey movies - A Time to Kill A Time to Kill A Time to Kill Fave Matt Damon movies - The entire Bourne series The Departed The Talented Mr. Ripley CONTAGION

[@nathanrhoten8421]

One of my favorite films the soundtrack is nutty.

[@aaronwolf3587]

Top 5 all time. Maybe #1. It doesn’t get any less emotional or enjoyable with a rewatch ✌️

[@crystalk98]

Just out of curiosity...what are the others?😊

[@manuelruen]

24:09 He said he lied about his equation. He was saying there was no way to save the people on Earth.

[@YOGxRELL]

Bro I thought about doing this but then I think about the people I left behind and the time that passed while I’m away you miss so much

[@manangc]

There was a time when I watched Interstellar every other day and cried every time. It made me fascinated with astronomy especially black holes. It made me want to learn about the theory of relativity, my simple mind tried so hard to understand lol. BTW McConaughey also starred in Contact (1997). Hopefully you can watch it too, another amazing film.

[@killzy707]

I’ve seen the movie in full 4 or 5 times, but I’ve seen dozens of reactions to it. 😅

[@rbl4641]

Great reaction, bro..to this fantastic mind expanding but understandable movie

[@kavinsky2]

I've seen Interstellar atleast 15 times. It's a perfect movie.

[@BobbyLandiaPDX]

Favorite Matt Mac movie is Dallas Buyer's Club

[@est1977santosLA]

Best Father/Daughter movie EVER!!!

[@moisesherrera75]

Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting 🔥🔥🔥

[@gamebredo8880]

I wathed this movie while im high and when it ends im depressed af its hilarious 😂😂😂

[@thomas-stilinski8149]

This movie is amazing i regret not watching when it first released and ive seen it at least 5 tmes

[@Amoeby]

This movie is goated. My top-1 movie. I've watched it around 30-35 times. Last time was in May this year.

[@generalgrievous3066]

Dude, watching Interstellar in the movie theater when you the only one in the movie room its the best experiment that I never had. Sorry for my english

[@amywhitter5096]

Almost unbelievable that a great movie like this has only one viewer in the movie room... but I guess it is a once-in-a-lifetime-experience! :D

[@generalgrievous3066]

@@amywhitter5096 The worst thing is that the Hunger Game room had dozens of people and it was 10 pm. I saw Interstellar after The Hunger Games the Finale Part 1 on impulse because it was still early, I don't regret it. Hunger Games erased from my mind after watching Interstellar

[@boddaboom77]

My wife gave birth to my daughter in 2012 and i havent been able to make it through Armageddon when Liv Tyler talks to Bruce Willis for the final time. So inwent into this damn movie not knowing what it was gonna be and had to sit in the damn theater for nearlyb15 minutes composing myself after it ended.

[@angelagraves865]

A really good Matthew McConaughey movie is Killer Joe (2011). It's not your typical Matthew MConaughey movie. He plays a bad guy. A *really* bad guy. Definitely worth the watch.

[@Finn_Anwarunya]

BTW, you need a new technique for locking in. When you watched Barbie, you "locked in" like 12 times 😂

[@jacovisser9433]

Loved your reaction

[@bigstock21]

Am I the only one who gets a dopamine Rush seeing reactors realize the plot

[@hannahpumpkins4359]

I signed up to be a volunteer astronaut for the Mars missions. Even if they were just one-way I would go - same thing if they needed someone to go into a Black Hole.

[@JoeSnow84]

How many times did I watch this movie? Yes.... xD

[@JimiChristopher]

Great reaction thanks!

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

My favorite movie with Matt Damon in it is Team America.

[@-OM1NOUS-]

Watch “Her” or “Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind “

[@shanecreekmore2539]

Another underrated Mathew McConaughey movie to me is Ed tv it’s funny as shit made during the big reality tv era and got outshined in theaters by Truman show with Jim carry

[@sharonjoan1970]

This is one of my most liked Matthew film, my others Fool's Gold😍 & Sahara😍 My top 2, don't judge they make me Happy, then Frailty(Underrated Gem with the legend Bill Paxton) & Lincoln Lawyer ❤❤❤ Also since you've done Interstellar, The Martian with Matt Damon is a Must Watch...