INTERSTELLAR (2014) I REACTION

Christopher Nolan does it again with the time-centered, astronomical drama that is Interstellar (2014). Finally, I get to see what that piano piece I love playing so much is for. This movie broke my heart....so come watch it with me. FIRST TIME REACTION!!
Anthony Hopkins performs "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Dylan Thomas:
• Poetry: "Do not go gen...
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[@dlweiss]

Wow, I'd NEVER caught on to the fact that the Endurance looks like a clock spinning (it even has 12 modules)! And in a movie so focused on time, it's such an obvious connection. Great reaction and discussion as always! :)

[@kieranhatley222]

I loved your reaction. You are smart, you understand a lot of things. Your reactions to what you see are very genuine and not forced. You don't do stupid meme additions to your content (please keep it that way!) You earned a subscription almost immediately from me. Please keep your format the way it is. It's very refreshing

[@WriterReactsChannel]

Thank you so much, welcome to community 😉

[@darthmichael12]

You are the first person to call it a tesseract before they mention it.

[@myles4167]

I think the thing that gives me the most chills in a sad way, was the fate of Edmunds. A lot of people overlook this in their first few watches, but Edmunds was on his planet for about 80 years. The closing portion of this movie makes it VERY easy to forget that there are two time skips; Millers Planet - 23 years The Gargantua Gravity Assist - 51 years If the Lazarus mission trajectories were similar to the calculations of the Endurance trajectory, it would have been about 3-4 years of total travel time for Edmunds to arrive on his planet. Which means that at the beginning of this film, Edmunds had been there for about 6 years already. This has haunted me for years. Especially since his planet is habitable. We see Dr. Brand breathe the air on Edmunds planet at the end of the movie. This tells me that there wasn't a need for a lot the critical life support systems that we see Dr. Mann use, which means it is highly probable that Edmunds was able to stretch his mission far beyond what Dr Mann was able to. Let's not forget that Dr. Mann was on his planet for about 35 years. Although he was in hypersleep for most of that. I would also imagine that Edmunds would have had long bouts of hypersleep as well. This means, that the reason Edmunds stopped transmitting was most likely a transmitter failure. I think that he was almost certainly alive when Cooper decided to go to Mann's planet instead. Just imagine that, being alone on a planet, for 80 years. Dr. Mann said that no man had been tested the way he was. But that's not true. Edmunds waited for 80 years for someone, or something, all the way to the end. He most likely died of natural causes. Not going to Edmunds planet instead of Mann's was Cooper's biggest blunder.

[@JoshuaDay0550]

not hard to forget the time slips when we literally hear old Murph talking when the movie is closing out. but yeah i thought the same shit when I saw her burying him - i just said "ouch, thats fucked. i wonder how long he waited"

[@tazepat001]

It's not a blunder if the lead astronaut making the decision is in love with the other one there. It's a conflict of interest and a blinding of judgement. And they're dealing with the future extinction of the species and he's supposed to just take a leap of faith with it? He went for the best option he had at the time and the only reason it was a wrong call is because Dr. Mann lied to them.

[@KKDZ-sn3gi]

If they went to Edmunds planet 1st instead of Dr Mann’s……the circumstances leading to TARS getting the quantum data from the black hole would not have happened. Then what? I think Edmunds & Romilly were 2 unsung heroes in this masterpiece of a movie.

[@jenmcleod2281]

It happened the way it was supposed to. My question is why do you care so much about this one guy? Ironically this is about the whole of human race. Others died too.

[@abstract5249]

@@JoshuaDay0550 Edmunds died in a rock slide as shown at the end of the movie when we see his ship partially buried. That's why he stopped transmitting.

[@cyborgvalkyrie]

You're one of the only reactions that've caught on to Matthew McConaughey's son's first child not surviving. Okay finished it all. You had an amazing reaction. "Solving gravity" meant being able to make antigravity engines and mastering artificial gravity, which means they could make many space stations to get everyone off Earth in time. Murphy came from another station, so we know there are multiple. All of the space stations are moving towards the wormhole so they can go to the new planet Brand is on, which is how they found him floating in space on the Saturn side. Glad I subbed and keep up the great vids! Also, really enjoying your reactions to Pitch Meeting.

[@rocko0o]

seriously no one ever catches this... always such a disappointment

[@mansoryO]

because my dad promised me, hits like a planet of words

[@jacobocruztabares8187]

I've seen more than 30 or 50 reactions to this movie... Definitely you got the movie on the first watch!! Many people take a few times to get half of what it really means. BEST reaction I've seen so far for sure!!!

[@moozstreams9680]

When Mackenzie's voice breaks when she says "It says 'STAY' dad!" kills me everytime!!

[@geak78]

@8:10 I grew up really rural so we had good night skies but I visited the Outer Banks and I was stunned at how much more of the milky way was visible.

[@tinylittledragon9412]

So a really interesting fact about this movie. The scenes where they're on the water planet, they're all shot entirely on Earth.

[@ohryan9872]

On Miller's planet Hans Zimmer's theme with the metronome it ticked every 1.25 seconds each tick equals one day on Earth

[@Catmmad]

One of favourite movies and I loved the way you understood it and felt it. You got a new subscriber!

[@daphneuden]

Interstellar is my absolute favorite movie. I must have watched it over 20 times😂 i can dream the dialogue. I never skip an interstellar reaction and yours is my fave! Well done❤

[@GreenGoblin73]

My goodness, such a great reaction to a favorite film!!! I need to see more from you! Thank you for sharing such a genuinely sincere reaction. 👍🏼

[@CanadaDan]

No matter how many reactions i watch, after watching the actual movie 3 or 4 times, it always makes me really emotional. Nolan is such a freaking legend, plus all the research he did for this movie is insaaaane. Fantastic reaction. This was my forst reaction of yours i've watched and i enjoyed it. Another "space" movie that is excellent as well, in the sense of making viewers emotional but in a great way is 'Arrival'. I hope you watch n react to it. Great job

[@itaatisa8357]

Interstellar is my favourite Nolan movie! You are smart! Great reaction ❤

[@MongooseTales]

"Because my Dad promised me." Gets me every darn time.

[@tazepat001]

Fun fact is that Tick Tick Tick sound on Miller's planet was a representation of one day passing on Earth while they're on that planet.

[@philholl4]

loved your react man. first time watching your channel. Seen LOADS of interstellar reacts cuz it's my favorite movie. And most the time, to be honest, i just skip ahead to the scenes that make me and others cry lol. But for some reason early on, you got me in hooked in, and i watched a lot of more your reaction here than i do 99% of the time. Loved it man. Also one of the best reactions to "is he the fucking ghost??!!....NO WAY"

[@andyturner3056]

Saw it when it came out in the cinema and totally love it. A brilliant story, amazing atmospheric effects, and an ending like 2001 A Space Oddity (one that really makes you think). Truly a masterpiece

[@AT-vc6ds]

Your reaction was the best I’ve seen! Thanks bro!

[@Simon-fr4ts]

Thanks for your review on this masterpiece. I loved your reactions and comments.

[@Lamona3010]

Amazing reaction!

[@TaiNguyen-um2ji]

Just found your chanel today and I’m obsessed… thank you for reacting to one of my fav movies of all time

[@davidfox5383]

Okra? Try the southern fried okra at Cowgirl in the West Village. I'm a lover of this from my Texas-bred childhood (actually I love everything in that restaurant). This is an amazing film and Zimmer's score is probably my favorite of his. Another excellent, intelligent reaction. By the way, if you haven't seen it, you should do a reaction to Kubricks 2001: A Space Odyssey, which makes an amazing use of classical and contemporary music - including some of Ligeti's amazing and cacophonous work.

[@kimlippu5017]

Not me crying again 😭😭

[@chriscary9269]

The shot of Cooper staring into space at the end gives me chills… As for Mann.. don’t be angry. The all-being of all that exists set the events in Coops timeline in motion before they even happened, Mann had no control his fate was set, in the end it was the only way… maybe we are alone….

[@ToySoldierBR]

Time is priceless.. 😢

[@beetoe90]

You're wicked smart my guy! Great reaction

[@eveliendorien]

One of our friends worked on Interstellar. She played Casey Affleck's wife, Lois in the movie 😊

[@tygrubb]

Racetrack! She’s awesome.

[@eveliendorien]

@tygrubb yes, she is! 😁

[@tygrubb]

@ So Say We All! It was surprising when Matt Damon appeared, but honestly I was even more surprised when Leah appeared-it was so good to see a familiar face from BSG again.

[@klasyk1532]

I'm excited to see your reaction! Just saw ur Tropic Thunder, and I really really enjoyed it....your insight was spot-on! Let's Go!

[@kimlippu5017]

Your really smart!!!! You understand everything

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

There are several lists of the books on the bookshelves... most have to do with time and time travel. The best list I have found is on the Nolan Fans Forum "Murph's Bookcase - What's in It?" I am not a sci-fi nerd (though absolutely adore this movie! I have the ticking clock as my Notification sound), but leapt and squealed seeing Diana Gabaldon's _Outlander_ on the shelf. Glad I wasn't in the theater at the time! _Intersteller_ is coming out on IMAX on September 27, 2024 around the country. It will be the movies' 10th anniversary. I will be there!

[@jodi.lynn.]

Ren - Hi Ren music video. Please and thank you. 😁

[@jonathangordon4428]

53:10 I think the analogy is also that humanity has to leave Earth behind to progress and evolve

[@tamarasmith9060]

Recently scienctists have done new calculations that backed up older mathematical calculations which theorized light particles can travel backwards through space-time just as much as forwards. I don't understand that high level math myself (only got to basic trig & precalculus in high school) but the video I saw summed up the work as scientists now considering it basically proven by math though we have no way to observe it yet. It's very hard for scientists to claim something as proven 100% if there's no way to test it, but they are saying the math has been double & triple checked against all known physics laws. They aren't saying we're anywhere close to sending any thing back in time (certainly not people, that may never happen) but individual light particles can move backwards through time. Kinda freaky to think about.

[@christinemclaurin2631]

Hans Zimmer, Interstellar live in Prague is my absolute favorite!

[@Z3sty367]

Matthew McConaughey kills it in “Dallas Buyers Club” as well as Jared Leto which is based on a true story, highly recommend!

[@Citizen88020120820]

Clock spinning. Never caught that. Awesome. S Tier movie

[@SmokinJoe3]

I watch these reactions for both the tears (I'm a crier) and for the stunned look at all the wtf moments!

[@lordofchaosinc.261]

Was a great watch in thetres, totally wirth it.

[@ShawnKavanagh]

You experience this film when it's time

[@christinemclaurin2631]

@40:16 fantastic edit! 🎉😂 1st time seeing your channel, I'm a fan. New sub 😎 Edit: You're commentary is fantastic. It's great to hear intelligent speech from reactors. ❤

[@impoundedkota]

Great reaction, would love to see you watch Momento, Chris Nolan's first big movie.

[@voidmstr]

Silence of space? “2001 A Space Odyssey”.

[@wonderweasle2212]

You don't sleep to nature sounds. You sleep to night nature sounds. No crazy birds. Maybe a frog though

[@АлександрКиляков-к3м]

Nice reaction, Bro) Shood watch End of Tommorow!

[@danielwhite7023]

I wish i got Friends like u, so we can talk some steps deeper about Art then the usual cinema visitor. Stay Safe , greetings from Germany 😊

[@ricbarrett9424]

I would love you to react to some Studio Ghibli movies and the amazing Joe Hisaishi. Magical movies from Japan that I wish I had grown up with as a child and the score is always a joy to hear.

[@normandineric8402]

The best place I found to see the stars is the Adirondack state park in NY. It is the largest state park in the United States and some of the darkest skies. Song reaction suggestion, check out Rage Against the Machine - Bulls on Parade.

[@ohryan9872]

This is definitely one of my favorite movies of all time and I can watch it over and over again excellent reaction. On another note if you're going to be listening to music as well have you ever listened to a band called fallen in reverse they are a primarily metal band but they defy genres I think you like them a lot

[@WriterReactsChannel]

Popular Monster is my alarm clock music 🤘🏻

[@ohryan9872]

@@WriterReactsChannel You're kidding me that's my alarm clock as well

[@JustGrowingUp84]

Christopher Nolan known for: - spoiling the movie early on - time - explosions Yep, that checks out!

[@n0body550]

When you first heard the theme before the movie where did the music take you? Did you ever have anything close to the feeling the movie gave you?

[@verkpunk]

I like okra

[@Diablo22967]

13:33 Question is are we plan A? For those conspiracy theorists 43:52 You are genuinely the first person to react to this movie to know that it is a tesseract.

[@adithimenon5073]

Please please please react to Arrival! :")

[@sharonjoan1970]

❤❤❤

[@ecceben]

unholy obsession with time 👀👀👀👀

[@stephenbarcus]

Please react to Fire Away by Chris Stapleton along with the music video!

[@Abdullah_D_Luffy]

Okra is the greatest vegetable Allah blessed us with

[@zayhansdah]

ya want music?! do Linkin Park! lol or Halo OSTs

[@kumaskd]

Halo OST? that came out of no where. I 100% agree, Halo has the best game OST.

[@Nimenz1]

According to the RRPC (real reaction probability calculation), this reaction has a 0.3% chance of being real, i.e. content watched for the first time.

[@AMPhibian707]

this seems fake as hell. not sure how anybody on YT doing reaction videos pretends not to know Interstellar

[@AMPhibian707]

this dude is a grifter