INTERSTELLAR (2014) *First Time Watching* [REUPLOAD]

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[@BRIDGECO1]

Our original INTERSTELLAR upload got copyright claimed, which is fine, but after a week it also got BLOCKED in over 50% of our viewers countries. We've made heavy edits to get it reuploaded with most of the important bits still there. We're keeping the 1 hr 15 minute Extended Reaction up on Patreon in the $1 tier if you need more of it! Sorry for the inconvenience, and thank you for watching/rewatching here

[@Saphthings]

I was like "Didn't I watch this reaction?" I felt gaslit lol

[@tastyneck]

Thank you for explaining the situation. I'll gladly re-watch because you did.

[@infiad1275]

I felt like I went through that wormhole or something!

[@uncoolmartin460]

I got the notification, I saw a reaction to this recently and thought it was you guys but wasn't sure but I thought what the hell it'll be a fun watch, when I saw Cody tee shirt I thought yup seen it. I'll rewatch just cuz you two are such fun. Love Bridgets corn joke at the start 🤣 🤣

[@draakjuh]

I was watching the original video and suddenly halveway through it was gone and I got the message it wasn't available in my country! So thanks for reuploading now I can finish watching :)

[@waiting4gta673]

Bridget is absolutely right. Those waves are being pulled constantly by the black hole. that’s why is shallow everywhere, bc all the rest of the water is waves.

[@steamro11r]

yea so most people dont realize that the waves are from the black holes pull

[@spazbog123]

Yes that is right but it also raises the question of why all the brain power available on the ship couldn't put 1 and 1 together and come up with 2 - i mean its a water planet in the pull of a galactical black hole, the time dilation calculations should have been the first clue.

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

Half right, if it was just the black hole's gravitational field there'd be only one wave circling the planet as the planet spun. "Tidal waves alone wouldn't be that sharp. The planet was a rogue planet captured by Gargantua, and it's rotational axis started "wobbling", adjusting itself to the new orbit around the black hole. This then caused all the oceans on it's surface to "slosh around", creating the waves we see in the movie. Usually these movements reach a balanced state relatively fast (in a planetary time scale), but the proximity of Gargantua basically "froze" the planet in this state to any outside observer." - Comment on blocked video.

[@jss1328]

​@JosephHuntelvisnspiders I think the planet would still have both large waves even if it was just due to gravity from Gargantua. That's what happens here on Earth. The Moon causes tides on both the side of Earth facing it and the side of Earth facing away from it. This is because the side of the planet facing the Moon obviously has its water pulled towards the Moon, but the other side's tides are caused by the Earth being pulled more than the water. It's basically as if the Earth left its water behind (on the side facing away from the Moon) as it was pulled towards the Moon. I'd Imagine Gargantua would do something similar since the Sun actually causes tides on Earth, albeit smaller ones. Edit: I also don't know where it says that Miller's planet is a rogue planet. I do know that Kip Thorne used the fact that tidally locked planets (which Miller's planet is) can still wobble back and forth to explain the movement of the waves.

[@justinehercthehuman]

Oh no Cody's Timothee Chalamet joke when he left was cut 😢 "If they offer you Wonka, take it" 😂😂😂

[@willbyrn5920]

That was a good one 😂

[@MISTERBABAD00K]

I mean, I could use a good cry right now.

[@MrYoungGun100]

Right?! Like…fuck it! Let me grab a snack and some Kleenex and get the water works going. 🤷🏾

[@connorhalo]

"This looks like the perfect place for a Dollar General." Damn. Ice cold and funny AF.

[@ganjahiwalker2641]

Yall should check out “Arrival”

[@justinehercthehuman]

Amen!

[@Emerald14424]

Yeeeeees, I love that movie

[@Persianking1997]

That movie is so so underrated

[@Steelburgh]

That and Interstellar are two of my favorite movies. It's another heart-wrenching one that makes you think.

[@cruzuvalle9845]

“Because my dad promised me” 😭 😭 😭

[@Steelburgh]

I can't understand why reaction channels cut that line. It's the best one in the movie, with that Hans Zimmer crescendo!

[@og_efan0279]

I swore i watched this the other day😭😭😭

[@BRIDGECO1]

It was blocked after a week, had to trim a bunch so it could still exist on the channel and not just on Patreon 😭

[@og_efan0279]

@@BRIDGECO1 ohh that makes so much sense, thank yall

[@easagepie]

​@@BRIDGECO1ohhhhhh hahaha I thought I might be having a wave of telling the future. I guess I won't go by Lotto tickets 😅😂😂

[@Beco96]

6:55 my initial reaction was: "Why is a fridge threatening me" 🤣

[@kronklemcgronkle5172]

At the end Dr. Brand (Hathaway) was standing by a grave she had made for Edmonds, who by that time had been on his planet for around 90 years

[@frufruJ]

And then she takes off her helmet (breathable atmosphere). It's weird how many reactors don't notice.

[@stevesheroan4131]

@@frufruJ100%. The helmet removal may be the most overlooked thing in any movie ever.

[@jaealxndr]

This is my fav movie of all time. During The water planet escape -every tick you hear represents a day passed back on earth.

[@Jabokrazy]

I thought every tick was a week or a month, the scene would have to be a lot longer for it to be days. Edit: Nope, I'm just dumb and don't know how to math, you're 100% right.

[@Mozdk1]

Love your videos guys. Really helps me through the long hours working the graveyard shifts. I'll save this for tonight. My last shift for now. Then 9 days of no work :)

[@richtea615]

I can't get over how everyone treated Cooper like crap when he wakes up in the future hospital. The guy literally flew into a black hole to save the world.

[@okdude8215]

They don't know that, right?

[@PanasonicYouth21]

Seriously, Murph’s family reacts like he’s just some rando guy that shows up

[@greenbeans9388]

@@PanasonicYouth21I didn’t understand that. Everyone knew the purpose she traveled was to see her father. Which makes him their (great x 1,2,3) granddad. He was some hospital orderly to them 😑

[@whitejosh444]

That was my one pet peeve about this movie. Everyone didn't think it was a big deal. You would think murph family would be super surprised to see him.

[@jayhop]

​@@PanasonicYouth21to them, he is.

[@SmokeNoMirrors]

101 thousand subs!!! Congratulations guys!

[@maksphoto78]

Michael Cane is 91 years old. Retired from acting, but wow, what a legend!

[@CanadaDan]

There are a few great movies that have made me emotional but this one... this one takes the cake, every reaction i watch, every time i have watched it too, without fail. I have ugly cried a few times as well so it's okay. Nolan is an amazing director+. Awesome reaction guys

[@TheRealdal]

That’s why the water was so shallow. Those big tsunami waves keep sucking the water. I know I saw this before by the corn/ porn comment

[@carolinepaulsson7799]

Wait. Haven't I seen this reaction already? I remember that fuck my corn comment in the intro.

[@justinromero5331]

Thats what I was wondering 💀

[@deek60819]

prolly a reupload to avoid dmca

[@jayhop]

I had watched their reaction several times. I'm only a few minutes in but they removed the "once you're done praying to it" line, probably other stuff too

[@CzarsSalad]

Memento should always be the 1st movie to watch as an introduction to Nolan's filmography

[@boxmulla]

Isn`t a movie of his brother Jonathan?

[@CzarsSalad]

​@@boxmulla use the internet for your question. it's free

[@armando_alves]

18:19 - You're absolutely right and the first person I've seen pointing this out. The tides on our planet happen because of the gravitational pull exerted between the earth and the moon which is just a tiny satellite. Now imagine the gravitational pull of a black hole. It's also because of the black hole that they feel 130% of earth's gravity. Imagine walking on water with a heavy astronaut suit on and with 30% of your body weight on your shoulders 💀

[@playstationarusu]

I don't think Gargantua the black hole would have increased their weight on Miller's planet. Because weight is created by the gravity of what you are standing on pulling you toward it's center. Gargantua is actually pulling away from that, making those huge tidal waves.

[@armando_alves]

@@playstationarusu it does. I'm by no means qualified to be certain of this but I think the planet is spinning faster due to its proximity to the black hole thus increasing gravity therefore they feel heavier.

[@playstationarusu]

@@armando_alves Bodies don't spin faster when orbiting big gravity wells, they actually get stuck with one side permanently facing the source. Like how you can only see one face of the moon anywhere on Earth. Spinning also doesn't create more weight, it actually makes things weigh less as they are spun away from the center. That effect has been measured here on Earth, I forget what it's called

[@QuirkGolf]

Congratulations on 100K 🎉

[@karinacazares19]

Is this a Mandela effect? I swear we watched this already

[@willbyrn5920]

I swear this has to have been reup loaded

[@YourgeneticsRhorriblr]

Not sure… maybe a reupload, but my KZbin is telling me 3 weeks ago. I thought it was closer to month 1/4

[@OMGtheykilledKenny42]

Confirmed. Labeled re-upload!

[@nihal8630]

Congratulations on 100k🎉

[@jennaraurusrex]

I would have been selfish - and thought, 'well, the world is ending - it's probaly fate, and our fault anyways; and I'm gonna spend the rest of our time with my loved ones' 💜 It probaly wouldn't be up to me to save the world anyway, haha

[@jasonmest87]

"Good for you dude, who needs Donna" Ugh, Laura Prepon was my desktop wallpaper back in the day 🤣🤣

[@Steelburgh]

Also am I the only one who, when taking a sharp freeway exit ramp, leans their head leaned to the side and says "C'mon TARS"?

[@mcslashvideos]

Nolan grew his own fields of corn to drive through for the field.

[@FromtheFuture0]

Watching this make me want to rewatch it again because the score is insanely good, Hans Zimmer is more than a genius.

[@malacaimarbas2048]

You might have missed it, but the first son that Tom showed his father via the video message (named Jesse) died between the message that he showed him off and him telling of the grandfather’s death. He said that ‘Grandpa was buried next to J-.’ in that message, so while the line from Murphy of ‘And wait for your next kid to die?’ was impactful, it is even sadder knowing she watched her first nephew die, likely of a similar lung issue as his younger brothers are exhibiting now. Remember, Professor Brand said that Murphy’s generation would be the first to suffocate. It makes Tom’s reluctance to leave the farm and his resignation to his sons dying, along with his wife’s seemingly angry attitude towards mentions of a doctor, make more sense. They likely lost all trust of doctors when they couldn’t save Jesse and just told them the same useless advice of going somewhere with less dust.

[@AliAA20036]

Congregations for the 100k

[@justinehercthehuman]

Don't worry, we'll be rewatching it nonetheless 😂

[@mikaelholmberg6966]

18:20 Very impressive you figured out the wave was caused by the black holes gravitational pull just like that!

[@floriangrogoll5206]

Hi, I'm from Germany, I just discovered your channel and subscribed immediately. Now digging through your other reactions.

[@homeiswhereukeepurdealdoe]

ive lost track of how many times ive watched this movie, and it still gets me.

[@susanharrah3462]

At the end he's in a tesseract. It bends time

[@politicalscientist8880]

funny how the mist emotional aspects of this movie is literally left over Speilberg strands

[@BobbyLandiaPDX]

Thanks for the great reaction! I love this movie. I also loved how you guys picked up on all the plot points that many who react to this film overlook at first. Well done!

[@GulsCult]

Fun fact: Old lady Murphy is Regan's mother from The Exorcist.

[@thedrewsephYT]

Already cried once watching this before with you both, but I’m rewatching the video and leaving it on in the background because KZbin stole my original view away from you all that you deserve!

[@MindofMike35]

"Who needs Donna?" 🤣💀

[@betteryourlife865]

I’m happy you said subscribe to the channel 😂

[@VVoude]

Fine i will watch it again! Love you guys. Hopefully this doesn't get copyright claimed

[@pillsburryDoughFun]

This was such a good reaction y’all. We should all watch this video again to raise the views🎉🎉❤

[@Mrhorrorleak]

One of the Nolan brothers is the one directing the new fallout show. No wonder fallout was amazing.

[@spazbog123]

I like how everyone says the Earth is dying when in fact the Earth is just fine, couldn't care less, just less habitable for humans (probably because of humans - but even if not Earth isn't dying until the sun goes nova and swallows it - short of some massive collision with another planet sized object wiping it out).

[@jaredroberts578]

Hahaha, the Korn kut had me rollin', awesome

[@steve6valdez]

I've seen this movie many times and I still can't stop myself from getting emotional. Right there with you Bridget. Does anyone know...if they solved the problem of gravity and were able to get people off of earth, where did they go? Space stations? Dr. Brand found Edmonds planet inhabitiable but no one else was there yet, were there other planets found? I guess we're left to speculate?

[@Emma-yu2bd]

The data which Cooper transferred using the watch was the information needed to solve the gravity equation, which is why Cooper Station is built the way it is. It’s cylindrical shape shows how they were able to harness gravity. Harnessing gravity allowed them to get people off the earth by using the centrifuge at the NASA station. They wouldn’t have been able to get people off Earth otherwise, because they don’t have the resources to use fuel to rocket people off the Earth. At the end of the film, humans are in the process of leaving Earth through multiple space stations (we know this because the doctor says “She is far too old to be transferring from another station”.) Edmund’s planet is definitely habitable because she can a) take off her helmet and breathe the atmosphere and b) we can see she has set up tents and places to live. In Old Murph’s monologue at the end, she says “Maybe right now [Brand] is settling in for the long nap…in our new home.”. No one else is there yet because society is still moving people off the Earth, which is Cooper takes the initiative to go see her as soon as he can, and not wait for the rest of the humans. It’s safe to say that it all turrned out all right, and humans are going to live on Edmunds Planet.

[@soysebbaaa]

The best movie ever! My favorite one. Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱 guys

[@kaygee2121]

This is such an incredibly special film

[@martinvukovski4370]

Is this a reupload by any chance?

[@symbionicrex10]

That's what I am saying bro😂 for a minute there I thought I was losing my mind

[@snarkysquirrel]

this movie is the most traumatizing thing I've ever seen. i dunno, just thinking about it makes me start to panic. i am unsure why I watched your reaction other than I really enjoy you guys but its just so sad. as a parent I cant imagine leaving. i don't think I could.

[@lukeyluke117]

How do reaction channels cut out the “my dad promised me” line….it’s insane

[@DaddyDoom]

This film is just... wow. We are but specs of dust in the vast expanse.

[@d4mdcykey]

Absolutely stunning film; no matter how many times I watch it the effect is never diminished.

[@DaddyDoom]

Cooper Station is heavily inspired by another sci-fi classic book called Rendezvous With Rama, by Arthur C Clarke. Apparently, Dennis Villeneuve will be adapting it, which is something too live for.

[@Steelburgh]

Romilly mentioned that Gargantua has a "gentle" singularity. Not really accurate. It has a gentle event horizon because it's so big that the horizon is well outside of the point where the gravity would be increasing so quickly that the difference in pull between your feet and head would be so great that you'd be spaghettified into a string of atoms. What really doesn't make sense is that it's literally impossible to "get a glimpse" of a singularity, even if you could survive crossing the event horizon. It's not like a privacy fence you can cross and see what's on the other side. The event horizon is the point where the gravity is so great that light can't escape. So no light would be directed back toward you from the singularity. The way our eyes work, there'd be nothing to see. (I'm not sure other instruments would be able to read anything either.) Also, the time dilation at the event horizon is so huge that, to an outside observer in "normal" time, it would appear to take literally forever to cross. By the time TARS and Coop did, humanity and probably our entire solar system would be gone.

[@DanClarkComedy1]

As a father especially also having a couple girls this movie is all time! Maybe the best expression of a dad’s love ❤️ I love the art of cinema.

[@kylebrooks338]

Here we go

[@Jackyoung9]

When is your dune part 2 reaction coming out

[@gregorysmith3234]

I’m ready too

[@jconcepcion83]

35:30 is the best review of this movie

[@ellie.v9765]

Ah shit. They pulled the other video of it? Smh sorry guys. Lol but I'll still rewatch this bad boy, you guys are great! ❤🇨🇦

[@jtphenom0811]

"How'd she come to that conclusion?" The script writers told her, actually.

[@adamscott7354]

There's life before... and then there's life AFTER seeing I N T E R S T E L L A R

[@chasealan2166]

I NEED that shirt Cody! lol baldies unite!!! 😂😂😂

[@wesburnett5309]

Love love this movie

[@EvilHandyman]

watch the Nolan film Memento. Its so fun and unique.

[@m.davinci9285]

DIDN'T YALL DO A REACTION TO THIS ALREADY??!!!

[@searthngeam]

NASA IRL, we found several livable planets outside our system. Hollywood NASA, let's send people to unlivable planets.

[@jasonmest87]

We've found no such thing, that would be the biggest news of humanity if we found "livable planets" outside our solar system, I think what you mean to say is that we've found are exoplanets in the "habitable zone" of its particular star.

[@Aloysius_OHare]

Movies about Earth dying, it really irks me that their first solution isn't to heal the planet. It's always to leave the planet.

[@willbyrn5920]

This is a genuinely problematic mentality. It would be impossible to truly ever “save” our planet. Mother Nature takes what she wants. Doesn’t matter how much we do to preserve it. The literal only option to ensure the survival of our species is to leave this planet.

[@Zseventyone]

8:38 - Agree, Bridgette. Funny.

[@DarkKnightBatman420]

Will X-Men 97 be added to ongoing reactions?

[@NickTheCoolest743]

This is my second favorite movie ever, right behind Titanic.

[@NickTheCoolest743]

Happy 100k btw

[@legionxiii6109]

A thumbs up for skytanic

[@OriginalVenomZA]

Humanity would have been screwed if it was my case. I would not leave my daughter, she's al I have, and unless they allowed her to come with me, we all have been dead.

[@linkinsaito]

I'm in the Matrix, this is dejavu 😱

[@matthewtopping2061]

What? I feel like I just watched this one a week ago...

[@Trance_OCE]

Did you guys nuke the discord?

[@robtintelnot9107]

Im drunk so I guess Ill watch it again. 😂

[@Facehugger-LV-426]

For fun, I googled it and the U.S. has spent a total fictional $638 billion in saving Matt Damon in all his movies.

[@Foxnram]

Idaho..famous potatoes...

[@JWFas]

The timeline of this movie begins in 2067, so Donald is a younger Millennial or older Gen Z.

[@ianaustin5012]

What I love about this movie is it’s 100% real science that’s possible for us to do. Up until the black hole. Such a great movie

[@NickTheCoolest743]

The sleep pods are also probably impossible

[@ianaustin5012]

@@NickTheCoolest743 no not necessarily. One person went without oxygen for 45 minutes without significant cognitive degeneration when drowned in icy water. Normally brain damage starts around the three minute mark, That's 15 times longer due to the slowed metabolism. NASA developed cryogenic sleep chambers for astronauts that keeps them in a hibernation for up to two weeks and it uses and saves so much resources for them as well. It’s no where near sci-fi movie levels but it’s possible

[@ianaustin5012]

NASA has sleep pods for astronauts that lower their body temp to a two week hibernation to save on resources. People that drown in icy waters don’t start cognitive degradation until after 45min compared to the normal 3min. It’s not to the level of sci-fi movie tech but it’s possible

[@vjc25]

Please watch the prestige

[@marcusfaze]

Y’all finna sob

[@GulsCult]

Mann's planet doesn't look fit for anything except R'as Al Ghul's training temple.

[@nglijie5716]

One word to describe this movie: P H E N O M E N A L .

[@justinehercthehuman]

1:10 What was that? 😂😂😂😂

[@swayj1020]

Imagine eating just corn all the time. They'd be 💩just straight corn. 🥴🥴

[@abs7096]

Reupload?

[@rg1854]

Reupload???

[@ATJ-sTAt]

EUREKA!

[@TJB-qn5fy]

People sure seem to have trouble with this movie when uploading their reactions...what is the deal? Several of my favorite reactions of this movie have been removed and/or re-uploaded at a later date...

[@michaelespeland]

You're very chatty, man. Sometimes it's better to just observe the moments

[@matthewtopping2061]

1:36 Oh really? $$$ I'm down, where you at?

[@justsayin3000]

gotta lay out a little bit man...

[@stevesteve5785]

Are you lying, becauee you say youve seen inception, and then 5 seconds later you say you havent seej it yet.

[@BRIDGECO1]

Cody has seen it Bridgette hasn’t

[@maksphoto78]

Your wife is just too adorable, pure emotions

[@lakshmifull]

Almost in all reactions when Cooper detaches into the black hole 34:25, no reaction from the females esp. It's almost as if its expected for the man to die to save the woman. And men are privileged smh.

[@camelmerah]

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[@NubSlayerXD]

Real ones know this is a repost