Interstellar (2014) - Scene “Messages span: 23 years"

[@WhereTheStoryEnds]

What are the other movie endings you love? imdb.to/3HUyCO6

[@iankim7665]

Whiplash

[@RobotChad]

this is not an ending

[@barbarapaparella1833]

@@iankim7665 really. Stop it. Great movie though. Sixth sense was a good ending.

[@FLo-jc7ig]

What the Hell is this movie?? Like WHAT???

[@PaulosTheGamer]

LOTR Return of The King.

[@Lutimboy]

The son is so dedicated and it took him so many years to lose hope. He kept updating his dad throughout his life which is just crazy.

[@Daveeff]

Some ppl are that special. So special u dont ever wanna forget. Ig thats how cooper was for his son. Good relationship

[@denniswilson6673]

I am bald

[@toreadoress]

What's even sadder is that Tom was the one who had hope in his dad all that time, he was the one updating him about everyone's life, the best and the worst parts and taking to him (even if one sided), even naming his child after him, but in the end he never had the chance to see his dad one last time or talk to him ever again since his leaving. Murph at least was alive and had couple of minutes with Cooper, but Tom never got that chance and died not knowing what happened to his dad. I feel Cooper's relationship with his son was very underdeveloped by the end. I understand from the movie perspective why since it was about Cooper and Murph emotional payoff, but damn it seemed like he completely forgot he had another kid besides Murph and didn't even ask about him.

[@yad-thaddag]

He only send him three updates?

[@Deo12345Redhead]

My dad passed away 6 years ago. I still write to his messenger and write on his fb wall

[@GhostofRhurValley]

Super sad how Cooper starts smiling then slowly starts to realize he wasn't there for any of it .

[@RickySanchez77]

I started crying everytime I watch thos scene 😢

[@ARK9WLF]

He lost his prime years of fatherhood to make a better life & future for his children. The realization is he can't get it back.

[@brickfighter1320]

Especially when he realizes that he and Murph are the same age

[@jacobpotts7954]

brickfighter 13 were the same age. I’m sure that when he went to listen to that message, he was actually listening to a message from a few years before

[@johnclash5978]

Jacob Potts Are the same age. The movie shows Murph signing off from that video message back on earth right after Cooper sees it.

[@taylordavis812]

Murph's one message always steals the show but the last message from the son is underrated. Such a well written scene.

[@balrogthane]

"We buried him out in the back 40, next to Mom and-- Jesse." 😭

[@Nouveau0]

@@balrogthaneI don't understand, jesse died before his dad?

[@bluecloud6437]

@@Nouveau0 don't sell yourself short, you do understand

[@Aramis7]

acting and music is also off the charts here.

[@Indignation92]

@@balrogthane i never understood the words, since i didnt listen closely enough to the names, wow this is just cruel.

[@evanfaust8672]

It really breaks my heart that he never got to see his son again, when for over 20 years he was the only one who cared enough to reach out to him. The emotional impact of this movie is insane.

[@_Siloam_]

If you confess your sins to God, repent of them, and accept Jesus Christ as your Savior in your heart with faith you will be saved 😊

[@evanfaust8672]

@ while I agree, my brother in Christ, you need to learn how to read the room lol

[@Yato_ParonamicES]

​@@_Siloam_My sins are meaningless, there's no such entity to judge what I've done, but there's the construction of my morality through my acknowledge of my place as a human, acknowledging that we are rational beings that have revolved our evolution working together, this is the meaning that make me praise and value my way of acting before my fellow humans with kindness, trying to be comprehensive as possible yet understanding the limitations of my being, that's the true meaning of life that we as a species have polished, make ourselves interaction better and better, leading our species through the end as to achieve maximum knowledge, while preserving our own valuable perception that we so proudly created through great minds, lot of aspects of christian morality are conceivable, but as a religion made with ineffable purposes, make it definitely not the best way of following a conduct, the dogmas are still a problem, the perspective shows itself broken many times, I don't intend to cause rage or insinuate foolness in the mind of those who go along it, it's a way many find the best, as it is many times one main option presented, I just want to clarify what some may not have noticed. I cherish your attention.

[@INF1NI73]

@@_Siloam_ No I fucking won't.

[@Kangasound]

I do not cry easily, and I cannot watch this scene without crying. Nothing stronger than a bond with your children.

[@RonaIdoSoccer]

I laugh lol

[@mynamedoesntfi--6161]

​@@RonaIdoSoccer Cringe

[@RonaIdoSoccer]

@@mynamedoesntfi--6161 gay

[@awakefortwoweeks4770]

​@@RonaIdoSocceryou are a stupit kid

[@Aes_EditZx]

​@@RonaIdoSoccer you aren't that cool or tough lol

[@TheBobbyreece5]

Losing 23 years in a matter of an hour is absolutely terrifying. He missed their entire lives. I couldn't stand a month let alone that span.

[@Toku8306]

This scene represented a specific time dilation due to a little over 3 hours spent, actually.. for the astronauts in the grav pull. The ratio is 7 : 1 ...7 years passes on Earth for every hour spent in the grav pull (at certain moments in the movie) ..But yes, still deeply heart-breaking! =/

[@moneybuilden]

Bobby Reece imagine if they stayed down for a whole day omg

[@denniss9509]

@@Toku8306 Didn't they say they got it wrong? The actual dilation was 45 : 1.

[@benshaw750]

Dennis S, Yes you are correct. Brand says she thought she knew the theory but in reality it was different. Just before they escaped, Cooper asks how long they have been there and TARS says between 45min to 1hr.

[@DCUnderdog3000]

The most terrifying part is that this isnt fake. It can actually happen in real life.

[@goodsoopjoey]

The weight of it, realizing that this man waited 23 years alone for them to return is absolutely terrifying

[@Vegasprimetime]

He coulda explained the time slip to Coopers kids during that time at least lol

[@tarielkaroldan4106]

​@@Vegasprimetime I thought he said that no info could be relayed to Earth

[@tarielkaroldan4106]

Regardless, Romilly is the unsung hero of this masterpiece

[@darkhorse381]

@@tarielkaroldan4106 Imagine waiting 23 years just to die in an explosion smh #justiceforRomily

[@gaylinbrown9641]

That is the deepest shit ... waiting 23 years

[@austindavis7961]

Since this movie came out it’s only been 44 minutes on miller’s planet

[@simiki.]

Austin Davis damn

[@johnclash5978]

Help

[@wegonnamakeitbro6923]

Holy shit bro😧😧

[@babarmasood4770]

Actually 49

[@casamir1]

well played

[@SynthD]

Still one of the most criminally underrated transitions in all of movie history. They show love transition through time and space, right in front of your eyes, the entire point of the movie, and almost everyone misses it.

[@expandwithmar]

Maybe transcending time and space is more accurate? Just thinking. But yes to your comment

[@darkhorse381]

@@expandwithmar In the end, the man she loved, Edmunds, was dead. But his planet seemed to be the only habitable one. So she was right about her love for him meaning something. They should have listened to her

[@DaveDexterMusic]

I don't think you understand what "underrated" means, or that a recent film will by necessity take some time to gain equal cultural weight as those from decades earlier and that this does not mean any particular part of it is underrated

[@overlex]

They say a movie is only as good as its villain That’s DEFINITELY the case for Interstellar! I can’t think of a better villain than Time itself

[@kristinachaney7391]

Damn. Absolutely.

[@NocturnalAndres]

You missed the point of the movie then

[@darkhorse381]

The hero was love and the villain was time

[@alexyt3427]

The hero was love and villain was time indeed

[@xianify3980]

Maybe the interstellar was the friends we made along the way

[@arloandbehold88]

This scene absolutely killed me. The concept of lost time just breaks my heart. Missing all those important moments and never being able to get them back is such a crushing thought.

[@RS54321]

None of us can get that time back.

[@JimmyJaxJellyStax]

It can happen now when people have really terrible addictions to drugs or just not living a good life. The time will always fly, it's a matter of how we really want it to fly fast - something worth a legacy each day as it's passing. But 23 years so quick in this movie, wow. For a real shocker, can you believe this film came out 9 years ago now...

[@britgaddis]

@@JimmyJaxJellyStax telling the truth man

[@shawnmercado2219]

Can also happen if you buy a remote control from Christopher Walken

[@patrciaclemons8183]

And then there's those doing decades in prison for non violent "crimes"

[@TheClarkBark]

I just turned 23 this year. He waited my entire lifespan for them. I can’t even imagine that.

[@wholelottapain8130]

He waited more than my whole existence on earth. I’m 19 and I can’t imagine waiting 23 years alone. I would’ve gone insane

[@OriginalDizzleKing]

@@wholelottapain8130 wait wasn't the whole concept that it was only like a year or whatever to him when he saw the messages but 23 for everyone on earth?

[@wholelottapain8130]

10'000 subs with videos cause I'm desperste I’m talking about how romily waited for copper and brand for 23 years by himself

[@strangerrrrrrr]

It's not real......

[@simpleysims]

@@wholelottapain8130 he had stretches of cryosleep

[@Chrisfragger1]

This is one of the most emotionally draining movies I have ever had the pleasure of watching.

[@first8876]

Omg right

[@deadsilence2871]

@@boardstretcher100 It would be almost impossible to transmit a live video from their location back to the earth. They send recorded videos more than likely due to the interference, and the fact that radio waves spread out in space would mean its almost impossible for them to receive the messages in the first place. The movie has a lot of science behind it to try and remove plotholes even tho there are plenty

[@thebalder9634]

Might I suggest practically any War movie ever? You'll get the emotion with a dose a reality. Pearl Harbor. 1917. Saving Private Ryan. We Were Soldiers. Hacksaw Ridge. Fury. And many others.

[@barakobama8194]

@@boardstretcher100 they were orbiting gargantua. There was no possible way for them to live stream. The fact that they even got these messages is amazing considering the interference from supermassive black hole

[@briarrose29]

So true. I saw this with my teen daughter in an IMAX thinking it would be a cool space movie. We cried pretty much from start to finish. We loved it, and I watch it whenever it comes on TV. My says she can never watch it again.

[@The_Prophet9915]

The sheer silence after his son’s last goodbye, before Murph comes on the screen. Such a loud silence. You could see the grief on Coopers face, about to take him over as he thinks that’s the last he will ever see of his family, then murph comes on all grown up, and then when she says she’s the same age as he was when he left, all that grief came back. One of the best acted and most powerful scenes in cinema history. Truly a masterpiece of a film

[@CavisCHAN-m2p]

u can see the difference between him crying, crying proudly, and crying regrettably.

[@nolabarie2827]

Matthew McConaughey's performance in this movie is outstanding.

[@chrismorton2741]

He absolutely crushed that scene. I mean it was flawless.

[@ryanm2258]

his performances in like all of his movies are outstanding

[@C280S]

Absurd he didnt win some award for this

[@amuroray9115]

@@ryanm2258 except for that one Chainsaw Massacre film he was in back in the day

[@zak14]

@@C280S I think they didn t want to give him the oscar two years in a row cause he had just won one when this movie came out.

[@edenrotswinski9930]

"Why didn't you sleep?" " I stopped believing you were coming back. Something seemed wrong about dreaming my life away." : (

[@tapank3890]

Eden Rotswinski that’s us now. Because of u guys.

[@connermarchetti7522]

I can’t imagine the feeling of going into cryo sleep for x amount of years hoping you get woken up by your companions only to wake up still alone adrift in space

[@anubus6]

Conner Marchetti I never thought of it like that. When life went on lockdown after the start of COVID made me think of this line. All I wanted to do was sleep but it felt wrong. Still hard now not to feel that way.

[@instantpartyWTF]

that was a play on inception and how leonardo dreamt his life away with his dead wife

[@catipultgood824]

@@connermarchetti7522 you'd never wake up

[@AboutThatTho]

Sometimes I wish I could forget this movie just so I can watch it again for the first time. It’s that’s good.

[@shmeg8695]

About That Tho Funny you say that because I watched it like 6 years ago when I was pretty young and just now rewatched it having forgotten basically everything. All I can really say is I was amazed at how fucking phenomenal the film was, glad I got to experience it again.

[@iank11b62]

TRUE! Christopher Nolan is a visionary!

[@becomingsmith5715]

Truth

[@jackinthebox3412]

Same for me - l was so involved I felt like I had lost time

[@riverrivers250]

I finally finished watching it for the first time, it was so good, i tried to watch it when it first came out but i couldnt get into it, so i watched another movie lol

[@mrweaseljam]

This is one of the most powerful film moments I have ever experienced. The way we see and feel the characters emotions pulls you in even closer. It’s spectacular.

[@Rindiculousfun]

This IS the film moment I always go back to where I'm like, there's nothing that can top this scene. It is so powerful and emotional even just watching the scene a hundred times, can't help but tear up.

[@PMKru]

This & Them On Millers Planet Is God Tier Movie Production & Acting. Im A Horror Fan & This Is My Favorite Film Of Everything. I Felt Like I Went On This Trip With Them Beginning To End

[@darkhorse381]

@@Rindiculousfun The end of Arrival has a similar feel

[@Rindiculousfun]

@@darkhorse381 I fully agree that arrival scene is amazing but I wouldn't say the acting and execution is quite on par with this.

[@NineJuanJuan_]

Matthew McConaughey’s acting is fricking incredible. Anne Hathaway too. This scene was just a roller coaster.

[@heevestenry5384]

How does he not get the Oscar for that scene alone?! We just watched him act out a string of emotions.

[@griswoldclark6835]

Matt in this scene and James Mcavoy in split are the two greatest robberies in acting range the last 10 years the oscars ignored

[@bauer0788]

For real!! Let’s break down the emotional context. Had to legit convey sadness because his character literally watched his kids grow up in the blink of an eye. Watched his grandson be born and die in the same time. See his son wilt away to nothing because the passing of his grandson. His kids “letting him go” all because he was gone for few minutes ? (On the planet) like you can imagine losing a loved one, because it’s very likely happened but this stuff? ^ how? There isn’t anything remotely similar to draw from.. this man got robbed!

[@arielrose5017]

So sad to hear he didn’t win one I just watched this movie for the first time a few days ago and thought oh he won the Oscar that year for SURE. So so good and real

[@eunaakim7528]

​@@griswoldclark6835defo

[@valboski]

Look at it much more simply than that the fact that he was able to portray those emotions with nothing but cameras surrounding him with potentially some video on a screen I still to this day I have no idea how this is not top-tier performance seen acting ever

[@anthonyg309]

I'll never forget the audible gasp in the movie theater when u hear Tars say "23 years 4 months 8 days" 😯😟😢

[@richardblackwell6621]

The same thing happened in the theater I was in....

[@SimoneBamboo]

Ugh, one of my biggest regrets is not going to see this film in the cinema 🥺😩😩😩

[@davidmckesey7119]

@@SimoneBamboo it was amazing in the theaters. Perfect

[@serenes]

that's Romilly, not tars

[@bchristopher7584]

@@serenes tars says it as romily is trying to figure it out

[@TheBattlefielders]

the man had a grandson and lost a grandson in the span of minutes, let that sink in

[@mcrettable]

that can't be acted

[@Tylerf962]

TheBattlefielders hours*

[@afronaut0]

@@Tylerf962 time is relative.

[@wholelottapain8130]

That’s relatively

[@joshuafletcher4963]

What does that sink want now

[@dark2023-1lovesoni]

I think one of the really powerful parts is that he starts with tears of joy about his son graduating and finding love. Then over the span of about 2 minutes that changes to crying over various tragedies and the sense of loss. By that time most viewers are crying too, which makes it even more emotional and drives a sense of connection to a situation that no watcher can ever fully understand.

[@thegrandmagus]

05:03 Props to Jessica Chastain for her beautiful portrayal as murph. In her video message you can see that she is sad and disappointed throughout but when talking about what cooper told her of being the same age when he returns, she shows a little smile. Murph would as she just had that hope of that being true and probably encouraged her to send her first message after 23 years. Jessica was amazing

[@latrskatr9072]

4:01 I love how the music abruptly stops as soon as the recording stops. It makes you feel empty when it ends, just like how Cooper felt.

[@chewyc22]

Top shelf comment ^ ✊💯🔥

[@h.k.203]

Nolan specifically said about this, that it almost breaks the 4th wall and he would usually never do this in his films, but it felt right at this scene.

[@BLISS_24x7]

I still can't believe this score didn't win Oscar.

[@thomasdixon1369]

Heart-wrenching scene. Well acted by all. I still can't believe how this movie was robbed at the Oscars. Incredible...

[@fireonshakedwnstreet]

Robbery!

[@cristianmicu]

they seem to appreciate enough ''12 years a slave'' and recently corean movie, but this amazing work of art from every angle possible, this doesnt approve. STANDARD

[@InnanetBaby]

Cristian Micu LoL theres always someone dragging race into everything

[@cristianmicu]

@@InnanetBaby exactly. exactly my point. race movies should be promoted over real ones that have no race issues within, but are genuine and brilliant

[@bigrichard5735]

@@InnanetBaby well were kind of tired of the propaganda and shit 12 years a slave is just about struggles 200 years ago and like there isn't hundreds of those movies, how many actual good space movies do you know?

[@Hi-uv7nn]

Romily has the worst fate in the movie. He was being alone for 23 years with nothing to do only for a chance to escape but then he dies

[@StuUngar]

They moral is don’t be the only black guy in a movie. Lol everyone feels bad for Murph, Jesse, Cooper, the bag dude from American Beauty, even Mann (at first). But hardly anyone gives a second thought to Romily

[@zirdivine943]

StuUngar Romily is the real M.V.P

[@spacejesus6581]

Romily was killed by Mann Romily tried to access his files, and was about to find out the truth when he blew up, CASE or TARS, can’t remember, was with him, but survived Romily was in Dr. Mann’s facility, I couldn’t save him, I’m sorry

[@maximuz976]

@@StuUngar Dude Romily had it rough and I do believe that gave a thought about Romily. I mean the dude literally spent 23 years alone with one robot in a ship just to be later killed by some coward. Romily was amazing and hell, the reason they knew how much time had passed was because of him. Oh and he gathered information on Gargantua that nobody else could have gotten.

[@StuUngar]

Maximuz Just amazing how everything you said was underplayed in the film.

[@Reiggn_]

3:09 the way tom says "come back" hits so hard yet its spoken so soft, and almost sounds so direct like literally he wants him to come back...

[@taylornguyen2503]

This scene is literally impossible to watch for me without shedding any tears

[@jjxlifts]

He waited longer than my entire existence in earth

[@1945joshuaruiz]

I’m 22 years old lol

[@wholelottapain8130]

Same I’m 19 going to turn 20 soon but romily really for 23 years by himself I would’ve gone insane 😨😩

[@brendzz3832]

21 here can’t imagine that lol

[@scarfacekilla6063]

jvda that’s space and time. reality for you 😔.

[@thekub32]

Same. I'm 21. Thank you for making me feel young. I'm terrified of growing old. But alas! It's happening.

[@KabbalahSherry]

This scene is so hard to watch. 1st of all, their poor partner who waited for them all that time back on the ship, then the scenes with Cooper seeing his kid's messages, OMG... just so raw, powerful & emotional.

[@The-nz8ui]

KabbalahSherry this movie made me sad for a while haha because it made me realize how fast life comes and how we’re all getting older.

[@kx65andyx85rider]

This movie feels like acid

[@joeepaves5747]

I mean the one dude on the ship waiting could have jus kept sleeping tho and woke him self up every now and then with the timer or whatever so that’s on him . Very depressing scene tho nonetheless

[@clonecommanderkp2435]

Danm man you said it

[@orangejuice-xi3gt]

Joe Epaves I’m confused though. Do they not age when they’re in cryosleep?

[@johnnyb.1807]

In the span of a few minutes, Cooper witnesses his son falling in love, graduating, becoming a father, losing his own son, and the most crushing part is when Tom loses hope and let’s go. Then, Murph. Jesus Christ when she says she is now as old as he was when he left, all the feels flowed forth. All the while he can’t touch or hug them, and is helpless and unable to tell them that he hasn’t abandoned them or forgotten. A truly remarkable scene and one of my all time favorites.

[@kevintyrrell7409]

@Johnny B. Don't forget Cooper losing his father, Donald.

[@TheDelethar]

@@kevintyrrell7409 I think that was his wife’s father no? Still a loss

[@dark2023-1lovesoni]

Donald is his father in-law. They usually refer to each other by first names and Donald explicitly talks about Cooper's deceased wife as his daughter.

[@ZephaniahL]

The ephebe Hathaway and a lost mumbling negro detract from it a great deal…

[@TheJxwBreaker]

Tom killed himself?

[@thetbcadventures]

Everything about this scene breaks me. “It didn’t seem right to dream my life away.” Is so powerful the thought of being alone in space thinking this it. The line that truly breaks me everytime is from Murph “you once told me that one day I might be the same age as you. While todays it’s a special one because I’m the same age as when you left.” It’s just the deliver of power in the line that brings me to tear. That feeling of anger but also that longing feeling murph is going through is chilling.

[@Themusicbiz]

Man, this is one of the greatest most heart wrenching scene ever. As a father now, I’m crushed at the thought of losing 23 years.

[@thewolfinthenorth4033]

This is the most emotional scene in any movie ever made. The one thing we can never get back is the most valuable thing that exists.

[@BBL_Drizzy91]

This and the scene from Green Mile when they kill John Coffey, always choke me up.

[@megaaaaaaan1622]

Time?

[@valjeanlee7060]

Million Dollar Baby joins group chat..

[@OneStepToDeath420]

Graveyard of the fireflies. The scene with memories of the deceased sister.

[@Honestmairda]

The first 10 minutes of up has entered the chat

[@salaschris89]

"Today is my birthday. And it's a special one because you once told me that when you came back, we might be the same age. Well, now I'm the same age that you were when you left... and it'd be really great if you came back soon." You need to realize that she probably realized her father died. And while she did hate him for leaving him to save everyone, she finally wanted him back. In an ironic sense, even in the film, Cooper says that he can't tell Murph that is saving the world because being a parent means not telling your child that the world is ending. So... I'M NOT CRYING. YOU'RE CRYING.

[@gamertechkid1490]

You’re wrong though. She never gave up hope. “Because my dad told me he’d be back”

[@angrygaming3442]

youre right i am crying

[@whyisblue923taken]

She still thought he would come back. It's just that, in her mind, she set the condition that he would come back before they were the same age. She thought he would keep the promise and come back before then, but now that that time has passed, she doesn't have any time she can expect him to return. She could be on her death bed as an old woman before he returns like she was at the end or she could see him any time before that. Removing the barrier of the two decades made it feel more real and she couldn't use the anger to hold back her other feelings. She's also starting to realize that she didn't just miss her life but he missed hers.

[@createdbeing302]

The son's better than the daughter, and yet the daughter gets all the love.

[@AirMarshalFiftyCent]

And Matt Damon's punkass broke down after a week, went into cryostasis, and betrayed them all when they rescued him.

[@michaelmannucci8949]

@@aitkeau "We our own worst enemy." - Austin's Way

[@TheEpic22]

Kyle - I think it took years before he did. And this guy didn’t have an escape like Mann did.

[@crashusmaximus]

MATT DAMON.

[@SuperTf2rocks]

Your Black Friend Podcast Even though that was kinda racist, I’d give it to you, that made me laugh.

[@Cody-ru1cz]

@Jimmy Combs lmao same I was rewatching interstellar and all I could think of when I saw him was "look at this mark watney looking ass WHY ARE YOU WHINING BRO"

[@Drod5]

This movie is unique. I’ve watched thousands of films throughout my life and none of them impacted me the way this film did. This movie is a roller coaster of emotions but it makes you really think about how limited our time is and to spend it wisely with your loved ones. One amazing masterpiece.

[@robertnieto3742]

I was blessed to watch this in theaters back in 2014, then again during its re-release in 2020. I only HOPE they re-release this masterpiece again for its 10th anniversary. 🌌

[@jmcman6104]

Such powerful acting. I believed every emotion. He truly captured what it’s like to love a child. What that bond is like. I always wrote Matthew mcconaughey off as just a bit of a weird dude, but after watching this I realize how much I underestimated the man. This is one of the best performances I’ve ever watched.

[@jlop6822]

As great as he is in this, it’s not even his best character. Watch true detective season 1. The man has a gift

[@lex61519]

​​​@@jlop6822yes! His best role! Rust Cohle is my most favorite character ever.

[@DJBranaK]

His best performance and Oscar winner is in Dallas Buyers Club :)

[@jacquelinebalaszek8217]

Absolutely spot on x

[@christopherko475]

He looked every part the astronaut in this movie.

[@XboxSpide]

It feels so weird watching this scene. I’m not crying, but my heart just shattered when the camera cuts to cooper crying when Murph says she’s the same age he was when he left. It hurts to watch.

[@cheebaroni765]

As a father this scene completely broke me

[@DP-eo5xd]

As a father I never would have gone. I woulda told nasa to gtfo

[@DP-eo5xd]

@BEEFCAKE 306 yea I guess if you want your country to remember you like that then you go. I don’t care about that at all when it comes to my family. Way to troll though good job 👏🏼

[@Spectreofwar]

@@DP-eo5xd Beefcake was quoting Achilles from the movie Troy. For an appropriate analogy, I'll add, but it was just a quote.

[@DP-eo5xd]

@TheSkyWhale yea I get that part but basically didn’t get to say bye to his dad before he died and barely saw his daughter again. Yes I get he did the mission for mankind and mankind includes his family, but in reality he was dead to them once he took off on that shuttle. They lived most of their lives in dust bowl Earth so they still suffered

[@sherazhakeek5293]

You missed the point of why he made the choice to go. If he stayed, his kids would still suffer and died. As a father he made the tough choice to save them no matter how much they hated he left@@DP-eo5xd .

[@Byeahman]

God, when he just starts shaking his head when Tom said it was time for him to let go just killed me. Can you even try to imagine that? You already missed 23 years of your kid’s life in just an hour or two, and then on top of that you won’t get to see the rest of it? That’s just awful man. And Matthew McConaughey sold that reaction perfectly.

[@tobycall]

i truly believe nolan made this movie for this scene alone. as a metaphor for a father sacrificing everything for his family vs the selfishness it may come with by being absent if the work may take you .. and sometimes you finally wake up realizing you have missed your children's life. Reminds me of my dad and him talking about his father too, i cannot help but crying every time i watch this scene. I can only imagine nolans kids must understand the time missed would be hard to explain in words but a movie about black holes and time travel is at the very least a great start. Beautiful movie amazing acting and directing

[@YD-uq5fi]

How did Romilly not go insane being completely alone for 23 years, just waiting?

[@Systolic120mmHg]

T G did you not clearly hear him say he had stretches of cryo sleep? Even then, he had those machines to socialize with so he wasn’t necessarily all alone. Of course his sanity might have changed but he definitely wasn’t awake the full 23 years

[@jonathanbailey6503]

I mean he doesnt look 100 percent sane when they open that hatch.

[@ducktape5970]

one can see he was a bit

[@justinj_00]

He had Case

[@dennisnelson1229]

He had CASE, and he's a man of science. He knew the theory, and the risks involved. Plus he slept a lot. Nevertheless, wouldn't be easy for anyone.

[@wallyschroeder615]

Man this scene gets me every time, this is what life is all about, the people in our lives that matter to us, and we to them.

[@xSmuckerZxJelly]

Not just that but also the time we spend with them. That’s why this scene is so heart wrenching. Because Cooper sacrificed all his time with his kids to save humanity. So much time he could’ve spent with his kids but then humanity would have been doomed. Incredibly difficult decision he made taking on this mission

[@lucasbotelho4287]

Couldn’t agree more heart wrenching scene

[@demogog3449]

One of the most heart-breaking scenes in the history of cinema

[@bobabooey4537]

When Jon Voight died in - The Champ... The performance in that scene by kid Ricky Schroeder was more heartbreaking for me. Best kid acting I ever saw. Good movie.

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

@@bobabooey4537 "one of the most"

[@bloodysking]

I watched the movie 30 minutes ago with my friend and in the end we both sat there, just silent. Best movie to ever exist.

[@spacegojiraxz-1715]

This is probably my favorite scene in the movie.I did actually tear up in this scene cause of how real and depressing it was.The idea of you have to wathc years of your kids growing up in a matter of just a few minutes know you missed it all and couldn't be there, never to be able to take it back or worst your loves ones dying while you can't be there to finally see them put to rest.Interstaller is one of my favorite movies of all time and this very scene is why this movie became one of them.A true masterpiece that is right up there with 2001 A Space Odyssey

[@mstone9364]

“I’ve waited 23 years” “There’s nothing here for us” 😐

[@Canadiansman]

That’s why it’s so tragic they wasted so many years and so much time in research and it was all for nothing.

[@benmorgan8890]

I actually laughed out loud. Thank you for this comment

[@mstone9364]

Ben Morgan anytime 😀

[@hiimpaul4654]

lol this comment had me dying. Thats why homeboy said eff that I'm riding with y'all next time

[@mstone9364]

Hi I'm Paul true that! Glad I made you laugh

[@THE______TRUTH]

THE WAY THE MUSIC CUTS OUT WHEN HIS SON CUTS THE VIDEO. NOOOOOOOOOO MY EMOTIONS 😭😭😭😭

[@xBloodXGusherx]

Fucking exactly!

[@chad8519]

Then completely suplexes your emotions with Murphs bit at the end.

[@sahityabk]

we all leaned in to reach the screen just like Cooper

[@lukerogers7044]

Not being there to watch your kids grow up is the ultimate sacrifice.

[@afewsnakes]

Ultimate because everyone sacrificed something.

[@Jatodd93]

I wouldn’t sacrifice that for the world

[@riggz5496]

Cats in the cradle

[@Deadshot4396]

@@Jatodd93then there wouldn’t be a world for them to grow up in

[@azelasmoment]

When I watched this movie for the first time, I was 23 myself. It really put into perspective exactly how much time he had missed of their lives.

[@stormchaser2175]

This scene never fails to make me cry.

[@angelob2375]

Losing 23 years of your kids lives in only 3 hours, that’s just insane man. Cooper went through it in this movie 😪 And it’s crazy that he was the link, the bridge that connects everything together. Just tragically amazing

[@AlexWashiy]

​@whatyoumean212 He was on a planet where every like 1.5 seconds was a day on earth, and he was on the planet for like 3 hours (every hour on the planet = 7 years on earth)because it was close to a black whole so time was super weird

[@vibescentral5992]

@@AlexWashiydoes that mean that his body technically only aged 3 hours?

[@AlexWashiy]

@@vibescentral5992 Yeah becuase time for him was different then on earth, the girl you see in the video if you couldn't tell was his daughter, and he left her when she was like 12 and now she's 35 and it's only been like a few days for him. The movie is called Interstellar. I highly recommend watching it

[@Proximity-]

@@AlexWashiyYup, just watched it with my girlfriend. One of the best movies we’ve watched together. Honestly, this movie brings so much more closure to your loved ones. Missing out 23 years is unfathomably insane.

[@AlexWashiy]

@@Proximity- For real, glad you two liked it

[@bailee7696]

Literally one of the most emotional scenes in cinematic history

[@nopeteys2424]

Mathew’s acting is superb in this whole movie, but especially this scene. The way he starts out smiling as his son is telling him about school and you can see the heartbreak just overtake him in real time as he starts to cry. Damn this movie hits harddd

[@kuro.hitsuji]

Man 9 years later, this scene still makes me weep. I didn't have kids when I first saw this, but now I do and it hits a lot different knowing he had children he didn't get to watch grow up.

[@xarbd156]

We all cried during this scene. And there's no shame about it.

[@denzelgamboa]

This was a top 3 movie of the decade for me idc what anyone says

[@spacejesus6581]

Right next to Joker and Endgame (for me) Avatar was 2008 otherwise it would replace Endgame

[@calvinducey4048]

EyeAr WeeTawTed Endgame is great for a flashy action movie. I wouldn’t call it top 3. It looks great and has a bunch of our favorite characters in it. It isn’t really a movie with a fantastic plot, fantastic acting, twists and turns, and a horrifying underlying theme of how value time is. Endgame is a fun watch. Interstellar is an experience.

[@spacejesus6581]

Mr Burger it’s my third favorite movie, Interstellar is first followed by Joker then Endgame In fact I would go so far as to say the MCU is my favorite movie, since Endgame is so epic because of its 22 movie legacy And no one can deny Portals was a powerful scene

[@spacejesus6581]

Billy Bob tf does my age matter?

[@spacejesus6581]

Billy Bob wtf? If you must know I’m the only person in my generation who had a childhood, my favorite games are Dragon Age Origins (2009) and Star Wars Kotor (2003), I watched Popeye the Sailor Man and Wallace and Gromit growing up, Why the hell are you asking for my age as if that somehow discredits my own personal opinion? Who the f*ck are you to belittle my opinion and think you’re better than me for having a different opinion you haven’t even mentioned! Seriously dude how old are *you?*

[@geoffbruce8605]

God it's heartbreaking at 2:41. Just how much more broken and beaten Tom looks and the way his voice is so much more raspy and weathered. You know that he has bad news this time, and seeing him even just being upbeat and delivering good news over the first couple of messages already had everybody near tears, so the next few minutes are obviously going to be rough. McConaughey's acting in this scene is unbelievable. To say that much without actually speaking a single word, you feel every emotion right there with him.

[@MrJJfromNJ]

damn. i can’t ever get over how romily is just so sad when cooper and brandt come back to the ship and cooper walks right past him. you could see his expression just so empty and sad. ugh. i can’t imagine being alone for that long and having your friends come back and walk right past you. stomach turning.

[@spacejesus6581]

At the same time, they were gone for a couple hours at most their time

[@xBloodXGusherx]

God I thought I was the only one who felt this. I was happy when she at least held his face and comforted him a little bit.

[@darkphoenix2]

Cooper wasn't doing it to be rude or something, he was in a state of shock

[@Teh_Random_Canadian]

To them they did a milk run. For him they were gone for a lifetime.

[@tommywyc]

I do my best to hold back the tears in this scene,but as soon as Murph shows up on the screen I can't help but break down entirely. Fantastic scene, perfect movie

[@bradleyalthaus]

rewatched this movie after several years (i was a kid when this was released). this is easily the best movie ever made, but also one of the most heart wrenching. this scene in particular almost had me in tears. i can't imagine only being gone for a few hours and coming back to missing 23 years of your childrens life.

[@orangekangrufrmdnmrk]

23 years waiting?! Can you imagine. But that black don't crack look at that.

[@richardlong6558]

He looks like he's 55. Blacks do crack, and they smoke it too

[@primary2630]

It's even more awful because it was all for nothing. The planet wasn't even habitable.

[@Blballerboy]

Richard Long someone’s got a receiving hairline

[@charlesdonawayiii3396]

😂😂💀

[@SldOnEmWithDa45]

Richard Long 😂😂😂 chill

[@javierluna56]

Seems as if this entire movie isn’t really about space and the journeys they traveled. It just seems as if it’s all about loss. Losing his relationship with his daughter, his kids losing their dad, and the end repeating loss as she dies. Truly a great film.

[@devanairemccallister4194]

Yeah, such a great film.

[@chadbutler2084]

And love. Can love have intrinsic and tangible value in the vast equations of space?

[@AlexAminoff]

If this isn’t an Oscar worthy performance I don’t know what is. This scene is beautiful, haunting, and shattering.

[@lessthanthreemetal]

0:10 always gets me.

[@TheGreatArchitect777]

💔😢

[@TheRealWoopSlap]

This scene is terrifying & heartbreaking at the same time. Such an amazing performer by Matthew McConaughey.

[@youngarnold4]

Unbelievable. The time paradox was the best part about this film.

[@wingman6096]

I always wished to be the first person to experience time paradox

[@Toastmaster_5000]

It's not a time paradox, it's time dilation

[@youngarnold4]

@@Toastmaster_5000 I'm not scientifically smart enough to understand the difference lol.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

@@youngarnold4 A time paradox is, for example, when you travel backward in time and touch your past self. It's a paradox for a whole lot of reasons, but the most straight-forward one is because just the act of touching your past self would change the path that resulted in your future self from existing. Time dilation is when you experience time at a different rate than someone else because you are traveling through space faster than them. This is real physics and actually affects us - GPS satellites for example have built-in clocks that run ever-so-slightly faster than identical clocks on the ground, because they're orbiting Earth quickly. Those satellites have literally traveled forward in time. So, when you imagine how quickly the crew in Interstellar is orbiting a black hole, you can see how years would go by in the perspective of Earth.

[@youngarnold4]

@@Toastmaster_5000 Fascinating. I learn something new everyday.

[@uneedtherapy42]

Murph had never made a video until this moment and he is seeing her all grown up. His last image in his mind is her of a child. Time dialation is all too real in this scene

[@warrenjohnson5971]

Gravity's affect on space-time is so trippy. Light is a constant speed, so if strong enough gravity stretches space out, the only thing that can change is time. Real strong gravity (like black hole style) will dilate time. It's so hard to wrap your head around but it's true.

[@thagoods3763]

You may or may not agree with me but I believe you are describing God.

[@MNM2884nick]

@@thagoods3763 literally that makes no sense.

[@23mrtito]

@@thagoods3763 like he said, some cant get their head around the concept of it, so u keep believing what u want to believe

[@michelangelou7]

Einstein theory of relativity, which makes this movie so great has unfortunately or fortunately, on how you look at it, is being debunked by EU Theory and Plasma Universe theory. It's going to take awhile for the census and billions of dollars to change but the research is stacking up

[@thanhuy2583]

@@thagoods3763 There just have to be 1 crazy, dumb, ignorance, stupid religious person in a comment section is there?

[@Zyz_wow]

as a new father of my 9 month old daughter this scene broke my heart , the whole movie shows me how thankful i am that i woke up everyday and my little family is healthy .. it sounds so simple but life is to short .. much love to all of u

[@dhi_x]

Mathhew McConaughey Is such an Great Actor, like His acting is top tier,I wonder why people aren't talking about him

[@KirtOutdoors]

this scene never fails to make me tear up. it really showed the sacrifice they made. cant imagine being a father and losing all those years, watching my kids grow up so fast through a screen without me there while i haven’t aged a bit, just heartbreaking. makes my heart ache every time. phenomenal movie

[@sahityabk]

2001 A Space Odyssey is looked at more as a piece of art. Interstellar is going to be remembered as an experience. Literally every aspect of this movie, whether its the acting, direction, cinematography, the editing, the sound design, THE MUSIC, set design, and writing(debatable)...is firing on all cylinders. It represents the peak of filmmaking. It also has 2 scenes that I think will go down in history as some of the greatest scenes put on film; watching his children’s messages scene and the docking sequence. I remember seeing this movie in IMAX on the first day of release, planned it perfectly to make sure i got there early to get center seats and not too close to the screen. Right after Cooper pleads to Dr. Mann not to dock and then Mann blew himself up, Cooper accelerates towards the Endurance and Dr. Brandt then asks Cooper what he's doing, and he just says..."docking" (Cue Hanz Zimmer's score). I lost my shit in the theater, I got goosebumps and literally leaned forward and audibly said pretty loudly "what...the...fuck!?!". As the scene went on I remember thinking, Nolan... you crazy bastard , you just cranked the intensity up to a 10. Then the music tipped it over to an 11. That moment, that sequence with that music and the sound just blasting. Sensory Overload...I will never forget the experience. Seriously, if you sat down and really thought about "what" this movie is about, like really thought about all its themes, all its layers of depth and what its trying to say, your gonna come to only one conclusion. Its about Everything.

[@svenhesselink3288]

the fact that Matt Damon was speaking about humankind and then arrogantly blowing himself up is such a clever and also sad layer that makes you think...

[@ganeshkumarchiramshetti5587]

4:03 that few seconds of silence crushed my heart beat . true expressions, i think i never gonna see another one like here

[@__thebadger]

This is a scene that doesn't get as much attention as some of the other brilliant ones, but this is easily one of the most monumental ones that really touches the depth of what is going on.

[@MayLily]

This movie shows how time is so precious and so easily lost. This movie should've gotten way more awards and recognition. One of the best sci-fi dramas I've ever seen.

[@wildernesswolff9350]

I've watched interstellar so many times and this scene ALWAYS makes me cry. Really wish I could see this movie in a theater again for the first time. What a magical experience it was

[@nicoh587]

This movie was so incredibly well made, so much raw emotion and amazing acting. Quite touching.

[@maximuz976]

We can try but we could never comprehend what spending 23 years alone in space would feel like. "Something seemed wrong about dreaming my life away" That line right there hits hard.

[@linhlephuong8014]

No way can I stop rewatching this masterpiece. Dam it is so good! Best film I've ever watched in my life!

[@esperthebard]

This is one of the most powerful movie scenes I have ever watched.

[@jorgeyaquilugobeltran]

I took both my Daughters to watch this in theaters, I was crying. My Daughters remember the experience of watching this amazing movie, open their mind to how small and precious we are in this infinite universe. Thank you Mr. Nolan.

[@Astaticembrace]

Can we respect his resolve for staying alive, alone, for 23 years. I know it's fiction but it hits hard.

[@thehussiteking]

This scene. This scene. Man, this scene. It's the saddest scene ever. I cried so hard the first time. It still makes me emotional.

[@sorryifoldcomment8596]

You know what actually makes this scene so powerful for me? The fact that both Anne and Matthew have physical tears on their face! Anne especially even gets red in the face and looks & sounds exactly how I look and sound when I choke up mid sentence and start crying. 1:05 This is when my eyes uncontrollably fill with tears, regardless of how much I try to stop it. I am confident that even if everything else was identical in this scene (including the acting, I mean literally everything), BUT there were no visible tears on their faces...I would not burst into tears while watching this scene - which unfortunately for my sinuses, I always do. 😢😪 I don't even feel that emotional when I do, it's truly a reflexive response. I almost feel like it's a similar reaction to seeing another person yawn and then yawning myself? The reason I'm ranting about this is because so few movies that include scenes of characters actively crying (just like in this scene), also bother to put physical tears on the actors faces. Most don't even bother with dropping a single molecule of water on the cheeks right before filming (although the single tear cliche is even more annoying at this point if it's too obvious that it didn't start in the eyes). Not saying this is easy, just that these are the facts when it comes to reactions to these kind of scenes! Most directors just have the actors mime crying, by scrunching up their face and making crying noises with their vocal chords...which unfortunately is simply impossible to perfectly mime without the presence of real water. As someone who cries and knows exactly what I sound and look like, and also as someone who has personally witnessed & observed other people actually shedding tears as well (so I know I'm not unique when it comes to this lol)...we all know what it looks like when our eyes well up, our throats kind of knot, how the water rarely/never stays on the face - at some point it's going to be in your nose & making you sniffle, and then going down the back of your throat so it interacts with how your vocal chords sound, etc. If you're like me, this immediately fucks up your sinuses and you can always tell just by hearing my voice and looking at my reddish & puffy under eyes, that I'm in some stage of shedding tears. So with that in mind and as someone who can uncontrollably start shedding tears watching a scene in a movie, like this one...it's painfully obvious when the director didn't bother making their characters look like they're actually shedding tears! It takes me out of the movie, kills my investment, and never ever gets me to cry. It's a true shame how many emotional and potentially powerful scenes are squandered like this - and if there wasn't real water involved in this one, I'd definitely add if to the list. I know it's not easy (and I would love to know exactly how Nolan got the shots of Anne in the beginning and Matthew throughout). When it comes to scenes in other movies where characters mime "crying," I do not blame the actors, I blame the director. Honestly, I believe that if I had to shoot a scene where I cried on camera...I could make it look real and even probably shed real tears and all, really pull it off...but only if I was given the chance (and necessary tools) to do so. The director would have to actually care and let me do it. If the director just threw me into the scene, gave me one second to start miming crying, then accepted the first take without bothering to get one with real tears...then I don't think I'd be able to magically produce them in one second and obviously if the director actively doesn't want tears in the scene (maybe because it would interfere with my ability to look beautiful and repeat crappy dialogue I guess, but the interference/change in speaking is exactly what immerses me in scenes of real crying, etc.), then it's still not my job to change that. Actors/everyone has to follow orders, whether I thought it was dumb or not. I do recognize though that it would be an easier shoot and easier for everyone involved if all I had to do was mime crying in one take and that's the end, onto the next scene. Ultimately, the only people who have a less easy time with the scene are the people in the audience...people like me. 😒 Because I can tell immediately. I have never ever reacted to scenes of fake crying and I've definitely never uncontrollably shed tears while watching a scene of characters fake crying - who can be still be acting their heart out just as competently as Anne & Matthew in this scene...but unfortunately, with no water/liquid physically added to their face & around the eyes, etc. it doesn't matter. The only crying movie scenes I shed tears at that don't have real tears on screen are animated movies lol. The Lion King is a big one. Damn can I not control the tears when Zimmerman's track kicks in, especially when young Simba's voice cracks - and cries real tears I guess technically but they're animated drawings of tears of course, and I would shed tears at that scene even without the animated tears - since lions don't cry tears like humans lol. (Obviously I did not cry at all when watching the awful remake Disney did, for a myriad of reasons. Don't worry, I didn't pay for it, just watched the scenes on KZbin for free.) Ok that's my rant. It's always struck me as odd how few movies have realistic crying, when it's a whole lot easier than doing something like blood, etc. Shout out to Chris Nolan for making sure the crying looked realistic as possible in this scene, and of course shout out to the acting and everything/everyone involved. 👍 Even though my sinuses are going to be water logged and miserable for the next hour, because human anatomy is a cruel joke. 😔

[@Nouveau0]

Im sorry that happened

[@mattycollins3137]

I always understood the power of this scene but it wasn’t until I became a father to my beautiful daughter a couple of years ago that it really hit me ! Nolan is a cinematic genius and this is truly a work of art!

[@erniegamboa3836]

My dad past, one year later my grandpa (his dad), one year later my grandma(my dads mom), 2 years later my son was born. Really hard scene for me to watch.

[@jimothyhimony]

This is my favorite movie.

[@PhoenixPrime]

This movie’s almost a decade old, and this scene still gets me choked up. 😭😭😭

[@MemphisDC]

This movie is amazing.... Every time i stumble across one of these clips, i have to watch the movie again.

[@AhmadHassan-zj5lz]

This scene has a whole different perspective now with the Covid and whole lockdown situation. He was in isolation for 23 yrs.

[@Wildlink123]

For a minute there I thought you where talking about Cooper, but man, yeah Rom had it tough.

[@LouJNT]

After being alone for 23 years you can slightly notice romily's social skills have taken a hit, he doesn't exactly know how to be around people after so long

[@wattsnottaken1]

Good observation.

[@aninjaguardian]

This scene in Interstellar encapsulates why it's probably in my top 3 all time favorite films. It takes a concept I'm interested about (space, black holes, and time dilation) and adds a human element to it. Adding human drama to the concept of black holes and time dilation is just incredibly fascinating to me and really puts into perspective just how incompatible the human life span is to the scale of celestial objects like black holes and space time.

[@MrJackWorse]

One of the best scenes in cinema history. And you cut it off like that!

[@OfficialAshArcher]

This might be Matthew McConaugheys best performance. Absolutely gut wrenching He saved the world and it cost him his family