Interstellar (2014) | REACTION

[@Xtremez350]

Excellent reaction! You guys are one of the few reactors who pick up that Jesse died. Most people don't catch it that Tom's first child is buried next to Grandpa. AND pick up that Brand is breathing air at the end!!! Such great attention to detail!!

[@edgarcardenas1777]

This is one of those movies that’ll be remembered 100’s of years down the road

[@LeMn680]

No space odyssey is

[@genghisgalahad8465]

So..5 years in Interstellar time!

[@alexfilma16]

As a person with dementia, I’m offended. Also, I’m offended.

[@Str52849]

@@LeMn680 This is not competition. One does not exclude the other) Thanks to Nolan for working on the restoration of A Space Odyssey and ensuring a wide IMAX release for it in 2018, on the 50th anniversary of the film.

[@christhompson6010]

if they said the saw it in theaters and they cant remember only a decade later. the 100 year argument doesn't work😂

[@d4mdcykey]

That tender interaction when they returned back to the ship after 23 years is one of the most emotional things I've ever experienced in a film, trying to grasp what that man went thru, waiting every moment of everyday for them to return not knowing if they were still alive, utterly isolated and without human contact for that long... WHOA.

[@Official_Kezzie]

Definitely the most entertaining reaction I’ve seen for this movie. Interstellar is best experienced when you’re open to emotion, when you allow your heart to be utterly shattered and your mind to be blown by movies. Y’all are amazing.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Thanks so much we're so glad you enjoyed it! 💙💙

[@darrenglover1851]

Got to watch inception soon of you havent already

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

@@darrenglover1851 It's this week's movie!

[@NoobKid77]

@@CoyzyMovieNight You both are so sharp. Really enjoyed your reactions. Hope you would consider watching Attack on Titan.

[@korintenson3079]

This movie has been doing ppl dirty since it came out. Absolute emotional destruction. It's a masterpiece.

[@caps_lock_]

That moment of speechlessness at the end sums up how incredible this film is.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

This musical score is amazing

[@jw70467]

There's some great videos of people playing the docking sequence on the world's great pipe organs. They are almost all worth watching.

[@elidevine517]

This is my favorite reaction video I’ve seen for interstellar. You guys did such a good job of editing the film & showing the right parts, & your reactions were amazing. Cheers!

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Ah thanks so much 💙💙

[@superstardeejay2468]

"Don't make me leave like this Murph" ... "Murph, don't let me leave" incredible writing.

[@philholl4]

Like many in the comments here i'm guessing, i've watched LOADS of interstellar reactions because it's my favorite movie of all time. You both watch movies so well and react so relatably. I loved it. Makes me re-enjoy the movie over and over. Came from your inception review and LOVED that also. so good.

[@jamie5tgb]

Can’t wait to watch this again in a couple weeks with the imax re-release in theatres packed with interstellar fans

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Yes! Saw it in IMAX the first time and the whole Theater was in stunned silence at the end. I looked back and people were wiping away tears like I was.... Can't wait!

[@hafajulz]

"Because my Dad promised me"

[@jordanbrown364]

One thing with this movie, especially to the reactions of it, u can tell which person has either watched it already or just forcing it lol

[@klausM54]

I rewatched Interstellar in an IMAX theatre today and it´s still my favorite movie of all time. I don´t easily cry during movie nights, but this movie has me weeping half a dozen times each time I watch it.

[@vaughncollar8014]

So many movies are made that are just that - a film. This is so much more, a complete masterpiece. Everything was fabulous; the music, the script, the videography, the acting.

[@ramonaraujo7017]

"Because my dad promissed me" always makes me cry

[@rjfink]

Destruction 100

[@taylortortorella9086]

Matthews performance is a masterpiece as well. Acting at its best

[@heyitsthatdood]

16:50 this scene is incredible when you realize every time the clock sound effect ticks it’s one day gone on earth.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Wow - puts it into perspective 🤯

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

The part of this movie i couldn't believe is he walks into a room of his descendants after a century in space and they don't even glance at him.😂

[@ChrisCloudStaringAtFire]

Recently found you guys. Fantastic reactors! I hope your channel grows huge. Thanks for sharing yourselves with us!

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Thank you!!

[@ravensdark99]

Notice the silence in space

[@Stogie2112]

It’s deafening, isn’t it?

[@DFProductionsNow]

First time watching you reacting to a movie. Love your accent ❤ We're looking forward to watching your reactions once again... Danny showing your emotions and tearing up, touched our hearts. We love you both. Ready for more...😊

[@user-blob]

What a great reaction. I’m really glad this surprised and pleased you both.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Thanks! 💙💙

[@steelmill7016]

They already seen this movie before

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

Don't forget TARS, he still has the quantum data when he goes back with Cooper. Imagine a civilization evolving with that knowledge. 'They' were actually the descendants of Edmunds planet.

[@sgt.lincolnosiris5028]

I had the privilege of viewing this film by myself in Imax back in '14 when it came out. What an experience, what a feels trip...

[@abiargoadityarista319]

I remember when I watched the slingshot scene, I thought the movie was about to end... 😅 but it turned out to blow my mind right after that.

[@2Sheds30619]

Great reaction. I missed this when it first came out 10 years ago but was fortunate to see it just last week, IN IMAX, and wow just stunning.

[@ssjbargainsale]

Must've been an amazing experience

[@Tetsuo1312]

I know it's just a minor one in a movie filled with so many potential great observations but I always love that young murph pleads with coop to stay and old murph's last thing she tells coop is to go. Beautiful arc

[@Stogie2112]

The "Countdown" scene makes me the most emotional, even after having watched this film a hundred times. The wonderful church organ music, the extreme sadness of Joe Cooper driving away from Murphy, the voice of the Mission Control counting down..... BRILLIANT! 👍👍

[@alexharbison4411]

Nice reaction. So many paradoxes in this movie. Remember the coordinates for NASA came from the dust. Had cooper not gone on the mission Murf would not have deciphered the coordinates for NASA to start with.

[@FormaAlert]

Fun thought, this film came out in November of 2014. If it premiered on Miller's planet at the same time as it did here, due to gravitational time dilation they would only be halfway through the film.

[@stevenssurec1064]

This film was a complete experience on teather 10 years ago. A masterpiece.

[@Stogie2112]

The wonderful organ music comes straight from the 1926 four-manual Harrison & Harrison pipe organ of the Temple Church, in London. Hans Zimmer pulled out all the stops on this background score!

[@barrylieberman5954]

Literally!

[@ian3314]

This was great. Thanks! When they are on the water planet, the score has a ticking in it which, I believe they said was to represent every earth day going by.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

That’s actually so cool! The score was amazing anyway Hans Zimmer never disappoints but that is a crazy detail to include in a piece of music I love it!

[@SFGiantsFan2482]

Watching people react to Interstellar never gets old.

[@erickcervantes3151]

This will go down as one of the greatest movies ever created. One of the greatest I loved seeing your reaction it made me feel like I was watching it with you guys.

[@micahOnGuitar]

one of my favorite movies and one of my favorite channels 😁 You two are great! ❤

[@SydTheGray]

I really feel for Brand. In her mind she just saw all her fellow astronauts die on mission and thinks everyone on earth is dead now because there was no plan A. She thinks she’s the last human alive. Imagine that

[@PaulSchober]

Well not really the last human. She has those 5000 fertilized eggs.

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

​@@PaulSchober talk about awkward holiday dinners.

[@errydm]

Lovely reactions from both of you. "Creating their own discoveries." Never heard this one before." 👌👌

[@Damiana_Dimock]

by far my favorite Christopher Nolan film. The music does not just pair well with the images, but it is one of the only films I have seen where the music is as integral to the film as all the other elements. I never fail to get emotional watching this film--I feel a full range of emotions, and everytime I watch. Most films you see once or twice, feel the emotional impact and then when you see it again and again, you just don't feel as strongly as you did the first time. This might be the one film where I feel more everytime. If y'all have not read The Forever War by Joe Haldeman (I read it via audiobook, but typically about 280 pages,) or Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions by Edwin Abbott Abbott, (only about 80-100 pages, depending on the edition,) I highly recommend checking them out.

[@rbl4641]

It's an incredible movie that manages to interweave the biggest monumental things in the entire universe, black holes and the impact they have on space and time around them, with the intimacy of human lives

[@austinchomolok2749]

you are one of the few reactors who caught Jesse’s death.. adds to the sadness of him being away because he couldn’t be there to come for his son through the loss of child

[@Stogie2112]

It's fairly easy to miss Tom's brief mentions of Jesse. Tom is speaking rather softly both times. A few reactors have asked, "What happened to Jesse?"

[@MetallicOpeth]

one of my favourite movies of all time. a modern day masterpiece. good stuff guys

[@davidhart6291]

Greatest film experience I’ve had in my lifetime. Beyond epic, but so very much about love and humanity at its core. Great reaction.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

For a film that’s so clever and high concept - the emotion contained in it is really impressive!

[@24k_f3dora5]

*Your reactions are TRULY beautiful* Don't change a thing ❤️

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Thank you so much 💙💙

[@thejoeschmoshow]

I’m going to see this on Saturday on the IMAX. They rereleased it for the 10 year anniversary. I’m stoked!

[@Stogie2112]

"Interstellar" is being shown again SOON! In the USA, it is being shown in select IMAX theaters December 6th. In the United Kingdom, it may be shown earlier, so check your local IMAX theaters!

[@taylortortorella9086]

Its wild that the professor asked murph too try cracking the equation again, and she said with all do respect we have tried that hundreds of times. The movie indicated He was still feeding the lie. Wild.

[@maynardgrieves]

This is such a wonderful reaction video; so very well done. Interstellar is one of my top three favourite movies and probably one of the best films of all time, and I could watch people react to it for the first time and never get tired of it. Yours was really special. Cheers! (Also, subscribed!) **Edited to add that I agree; I saw this the first time nine years ago and was immediately obsessed, but from the outset, I was also expecting just a space-adventure story. What I saw felt like revelation.

[@derbydriver]

The water on the water planet was being affected by the gravity of the black hole. That’s why the waves were so massive.

[@canguven1]

This is the best film in this universe.

[@newbiesama]

9:00 Plan A : let the people survive. Plan B: let the species survive

[@arraymac227]

'OMG, Space Fight.' LOLOL

[@rayankc1903]

The first movie that made me cry so much

[@arraymac227]

Seeing that museum of the house, I'm reminded of the Green Gables house in PEI Canada.

[@Stogie2112]

Yes, people can and do forget films that they've seen long ago - even great films like "Interstellar". I've watched many reactions to this film, and several reactors have said that they watched it long ago, when they were younger and not into serious films. When you're a disinterested teenager, you tend to blow off serious dramas. Ten years later, you've matured, and the same film can blow you away. It's perfectly understandable.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Thank you yes - that sums up our experience very well! 💙

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Have to disagree for the most part as for some, movies like this one leave a everlasting impact in one's heart/brain. Looking forward to seeing this again soon....

[@Stogie2112]

@@JohnDAmico-ci2hz .... Disagree? We're not in disagreement at all. Some people are indeed deeply moved by these great films and always remember them. Some are not deeply moved on their first watch, and they do forget a lot. Some "get it" right away and others don't. We're all different in our appreciation of films.

[@budweiser600]

Just speculating - this film could be a metaphor for where the mother died, the father has a strong bond with his daughter. (1) But he chooses to abandon the family to chase after a new woman. (2) For years the daughter is angry and upset believing the father will come back like he promised. (3) The daughter accepts the father is not coming back. (4) The father gets into a fight, is critically injured and dies. (5) the daughter recognises the importance of the time she had with her father, moves on, and has a family. (5) Cose to death, the daughter forgives her father (his ghost).

[@ThatBlackPiano]

THANK YOU for acknowledging Dr. Romilly! He got the short end of the stick, for real for real!😔 Most reactors tend to move on and completely dismiss how effed-up his last 23+ years of life actually ended up being.

[@Stogie2112]

Romilly said that he took "the long nap" a few times, so he didn't experience all 23 years. He was the most dispassionate of the crew, so he did OK. He did much better than Mann did!

[@nonchalantd]

The ending never gets old.

[@Bassmaster12-wk4dp]

Just a wonderful reaction to a phenomenal movie that will be a classic for many years to come. Thank you!

[@emune1111]

i love, the theory that, love, can Transend space and time.. and was the key to saving the world..

[@davidstuber9366]

Favorite movie of all time

[@ssjbargainsale]

Such a good reaction. I loved this film since I first saw it at the cinema

[@musicaddict4041]

Interstellar is not a movie,its a journey,love the reaction,so pure,🔥❤️

[@Minion_of_Cthulhu]

Nice reaction guys! I really enjoyed it. If you want another great science fiction film that deals with big ideas, check out Arrival with Amy Adams. Another really good one is Contact with Jodie Foster. Matthew McConaughey also co-stars. Speaking of McConaughey, you really need to see him in True Detective if you haven't seen it yet. While there are four seasons, the first is by far the best and none of them are connected so you can stop after season one.

[@cherylsue1042]

Saw for first time yesterday on Prime. Will look amazing in IMAX.

[@infiad1275]

It almost seemed like you guys watched it yesterday. It was a good reaction.

[@CitizenoftheWorld1]

I can't help but think these reactors are lying when they say they seen Interstellar once in the theater but don't remember it much. It's literally the most memorable film I ever experienced. I can't imagine how much more I'll love it when I become a father

[@Stogie2112]

Many people do forget films that they’ve seen long ago, especially when they’re younger and not very interested.

[@enadegheeghaghe6369]

It depends on whether they paid attention or not?

[@alexfilma16]

Not everyone has the same experience as you.

[@AndreasWalther-z1k]

Its one of the three best films of all time next to LotR : Return of the King. Just unbelievable for a single standing movie and no series.

[@qasimraja2844]

Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤

[@jojo_losangeles]

Beautiful reaction to an amazing film 🎥

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Thank you! 💙💙

[@pakojor]

One of the best reaction videos to this film...great job guys

[@VijiV-ik4qf]

Fantastic reactions mates ❤ from India

[@Karadjanov]

Amazing reaction! Just to let you know that the data Cooper sent to his doughier was the thing needed to reconcile relativity with quantum mechanics (The thing most scientist are currently working on) That is not something that would make us 5 dimensional beings but would be a huge progress for humanity and would enable us to safely and easily colonize space. With the advancements of that knowledge Murph was able to get the entire human population in space which is something currently impossible because the best we currently have is the rocket equation and in that scenario more than 95% of the rocket needs to be fuel meaning that for a very expensive launch only a handful of people can leave at a time.

[@coengroenewegen4183]

Best reaction so far, just amazing ❤

[@monsterkhan3414]

Great reaction!

[@jopay142]

Great reaction for an awesome movie guys! For a future reaction, I'm not gonna go with a blockbuster or a classic, but rather with one that defined the future of a great director. It's not an easy movie, it's troubling and hard, but it was pivotal in Denis Villeneuve's career; Polytechnique.

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

niamh reminds me of a disney character with her big, beautiful, expressive eyes

[@Cdf-dz8er]

great job you two

[@alexsaunders352]

just so you can understand , if someone in the future goes back in time they can give knowledge to people before it was actually invented - bringing forward the invention in time. :)

[@BWen3]

I think She’s seen it 😂 Edit: she definitely either saw spoilers or she has seen it. Nobody guesses correctly on interstellar at such a high clip 😂

[@Luois98]

Masterpiece by Christopher nolan magic 🔥🔥🔥❤️

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Oh I love Matt Damon in this tee hee. Looking forward to the upcoming Nolan movie where apparently Damon will be the protagonist 😁

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Ooh that will be great!

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

​​@@CoyzyMovieNightAnne Hathaway is confirmed to reunite with Matt Damon in this new movie, hopefully this time they're on the same side 🤣

[@imjakedeason]

jessica chastain slayed so hard

[@michaelvincent4280]

I have the soundtrack and blast it loud throughout the house. Amazing.

[@matthewchapman3507]

One thing most people miss is that Dr. Brand (Anne Hathaway) was actually correct in originally wanting to go to Edmund's planet over Dr. Mann's (Matt Damon) planet. But, since she was in love with Edmund, that ended up "disqualifying" her opinion. However, it turns out that it was actually love that was drawing her to the truth that Edmund's planet was the correct one. As became the clear theme of the movie, love is one of the only things that can cross dimensions. This was shown with Cooper's love for Murph, and Brand's love for Edmund (which most people fail to recognize because they're focused on Cooper and Murph).

[@cslammon]

I wish I could watch this for the first time again

[@charleshartley9597]

This movie is peak, peak, hard sci-fi. So amazing. Great reaction you guys!

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

COME ON TARS

[@quinnporter9914]

I don't know if this is fully up your guys alley, but I really recommend an animated film called 'A Silent Voice'. It is one of my favourite films of all time and I think you guys would love it!!

[@axlepacroz]

You have to watch The Prestige, IMO the best Nolan film.

[@markwebster7435]

Guys loved your John wick reactions. If you haven’t seen them then I can’t recommend enough for you to react to the raid movies. Raid and the raid two. It has some of the actors that ended up in one of the John wick movies. They make the John wick movies look like Mary poppins

[@mcbeezee2120]

You guys are great.

[@scarecrowman7789]

Greatest movie ever made.

[@godisme71]

how??? how can you dont remember?? how???

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Interstellar somehow does feel like a first time each time for some loopy time reason! I'm wondering now if you've seen Contact and might react to it!

[@BobbyLandiaPDX]

The best movie I've ever seen! And your reaction made it feel like the first time I watched it. You should definitely google all the lore around this movie and it's making. The film was so scientifically accurate that it led to actual scientific discoveries around black holes and how they would appear.

[@CoyzyMovieNight]

Amazing! Thank you so glad you enjoyed it! It really is astounding the level of knowledge of scientific concepts required to even produce this script, let alone bring it to life.

[@carlooldani3150]

No, it's necessary ❤❤❤

[@ninjetti9898]

Great reaction to a Rollercoaster of a movie, 10 out of 10.

[@chriscary9269]

It is a wonder, how we were able to survive the radiation once we were outside the magnetosphere of our planet, especially when they were playing golf on the moon.

[@Traveler19301]

Its a fantastic reaction, u guys are good at this. For next, I recommend to you to reaction “The Hobbit” Trilogy.. Hope u guys notice 🎉