Interstellar - Cooper Station Scene 1080p HD

[@superkid12345]

I don't understand why the people at cooper station were so unimpressed by Cooper. He's 125yrs old, they found him floating through space with no ship, he's the father of the savior of mankind, and he proves that all of Murphs stories of her father helping her understand how to save humanity through space and time are true, yet there's no fanfare for him

[@abnormal2323]

+gorobot I think if you watch past this point when Cooper and Murph reunite, Murph mentions how people didn't believe her that it was her dad transmitting the data via the watch; they thought she was brilliant and came up with the solution to plan A (using gravity to propel people off earth)

[@abnormal2323]

+Nick6Michael calm down dude. I misread his question. Chill

[@superkid12345]

+abnormal2323 haha that went 0 to 100 real quick.

[@jondstewart]

+gorobot Cooper: Cooper Station! Nice of you to have done named it after me! *The the nurse snickers* Cooper: All right, nurse, let me tell you something! I was on a failed mission because of Dr. Mann's selfishness and it destroyed The Endurance! I sacrificed myself and my robot into a black hole to attempt to get the quantum data, costing over 60 years on top of the 23 spent on a water planet. I saw my daughter as a young girl and was the ghost trying to communicate to her and sent the data through a wristwatch to help her solve the equation and get the people off Earth and on the space stations to safety. So you can thank me for that, because otherwise your parents would have died as children long ago and you wouldn't be here! I did all that just an hour ago in my time! Nurse: Mr. Cooper?! Murph has been telling those stories to people for years about you helping her out! Doctor, she WAS telling the truth all along!

[@joshfish2]

+Jon Stewart haha, even though that have intersteller technology now they would not believe Cooper, especially with the tesseract. Then again, who the fuck laughs at a patient who's obviously been through that? that's like laughing at someone with alzheimers because they think that you are there son or something.

[@billjitsu]

"By the way, you're like...90 years behind on your health insurance premiums."

[@seanwebb605]

And there still isn't a public option!

[@Z95HeadHunter]

Had the doctor said that, I think then the movie would be 100% accurate to real world physics.

[@pwilly7]

You'd think they'd have universal healthcare by then 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ehhidontknow]

HAHAHAHA I would launch myself back to space than to be doomed w the payments lmao

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

And idiots would continue to vote for the republican-democrat duopoly & the fucking electoral college would never change.

[@FlickFlag]

You think the family would be amazed to be in the presence of a great ancestor who is also the father of humanity's savior. Instead we get an uncomfortable shuffle.

[@jenbroccoli861]

FlickFlag Productions Exactly man....

[@aaronorrantia3228]

FlickFlag Productions 😂😂😂

[@coolbrando1]

FlickFlag Productions yep. Lol

[@CrAzYxFrAcTuRe]

I was thinking the same

[@zephyr-117sdropzone8]

No they actually have no idea what he went through

[@stewie5744]

That moment when you realize that your only friend is a robot

[@sk8punk318]

Stewie fry from futurama

[@pinba4136]

Tars is a good guy

[@trollster2177]

Way better than a Wilson volleyball

[@felipecortez1042]

@@trollster2177 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@markcruz9067]

xellossaxon Sure thing 100% 😂😂😂

[@nguyenngo7661]

The people here are so unimpressed with Cooper because in their eyes, his mission was technically a failure. The public didn't even know about the mission and for all they knew, they never found anything out there. Meanwhile, Cooper's daughter miraculously found a solution for the problems on Earth. Even though she claims she got the information from a watch that her father controlled, they still see her as humanity's savior. But yeah Cooper deserved more than to come back and get laughed at

[@daddyclaus1517]

He didn't get "laughed at" as an insult, the nurse laughed at the situation. She just found his little remark funny, since it was actually named after Murph. It was a little chuckle, not a "haha, who do you think you are, you didn't do anything, your daughter did".

[@spateri728]

She just didn't tell anyone then. Took the glory? She even said it was him to her brother when she worked out his Morse code.

[@rogerkincaid931]

@@spateri728 - She insisted Cooper had a sigficant hand in her breakthrough, but nobody believed her "ghost story".

[@spateri728]

@@rogerkincaid931 ahh yep. I remember now. Confusing movie at times!

[@Ricanchitown]

Actually his mission wasn't a failure because they found a habitable planet

[@Jason987262]

How much depended on TARS. Without him Humanity would not have survived.

[@TheGodParticle]

That is true, TARS really did save everything, giving cooper the quantum data using morse code back to the past . Should have called the space station, TARS Station.

[@mutalechimanga8684]

TheGodParticle Agreed!1 TARS was very instrumental in the movie!!! And he was so relaxed when confirming that he had the Quantum Data!! LOL!!

[@kodumamina]

+TheGodParticle TARS wouldve been useless if cooper wasnt there with him and viseversa. Both cooper and TARS were useless if it wasnt for Murph, and again, viseversa. Ofcourse people on earth giving Murph all the credit cuz Cooper and TARS were at another demation.

[@9214cleat]

+Jason987262 i love TARS, my son made me TARS out of lego lol

[@IndianTelephone]

+Mutale Chimanga There's that humor setting coming to play :D

[@fusionfury4437]

3:20 I like how Cooper doesn't even hesitate in asking for a new power source for TARS, cause TARS, CASE, and Dr Brand are the only people alive who understand him and what he's been through in space.

[@Kev24]

R.i.p. Case :(

[@alexmurphy8024]

@@Kev24 CASE still alive with Dr Brand on the Edmunds planet though.

[@Kev24]

@@alexmurphy8024 I think I missed that, my bad

[@Alkazone5]

@@Kev24 how'd u miss that dude. It's literally one of the last scenes in the movie.

[@Kev24]

@@Alkazone5 I didn’t necessarily miss it i just kinda forgot he was chillin with her in the background, i saw the movie a while ago

[@sergiomuniz350]

The nurse laughing was really insulting. Cooper is the reason they are all alive at the moment yet instead of being like "yeah it should've been in your honor" she like "this guy has a big head" ... to the guy she owes her life to.

[@zeoz911]

@BigBadWolf Not everybody but people without intelligence and common sense.

[@zeoz911]

@BigBadWolf Why would i not believe it? The same way i say no i say yes cause in the end i (WE) don't know shit.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

Like other people have pointed out, everyone assumed that Murph was the genius that singlehandedly saved humanity. It's sort of difficult to explain the tesseract in a way that doesn't sound crazy. Besides, he still did get some recognition.

[@nersha8472]

SHE HAS BEEN A BAD GIRL! SHE SHOULD BE PUNISHED!

[@athir881]

That's why she's a nurse.. That indian guy seems pretty intelligent to know how important he is..

[@IndianTelephone]

The way TARS says "60% confirmed" sounds so dejected, lool. Poor Tars.

[@datdang9113]

knock knock

[@nersha8472]

@@datdang9113 IT'S OPEN

[@Z95HeadHunter]

His super computer mind must have had endless amazing jokes, and only some of them will now be heard.

[@abkbk2253]

After 3 Years We Are Here

[@u.g.3298]

@@Z95HeadHunter Like, only the 60%. And would be the less funny.

[@dwaynedevera1488]

TARS, you da real MVP

[@brianmessemer2973]

"I need 3 degrees starboard, Cooper." "Cooper....we are.....LINED UP!" "We are LOCKED, Cooper!" Yeah...TARS was da real MVP in many of the key scenes in the film - and of course he's the one who gathered the quantum data.

[@sanjanasoni2262]

Support = 100

[@em34ev3r]

Long live TARS

[@cybr69lol]

tars lowkey the best charcter in the entire series

[@mycancerissun3747]

@@cybr69lol *highkey

[@vincentpham4161]

3:09 Cooper checks the table for it's cleanliness. Without the dust that was permanently stained to the house. He didn't catch that true home feeling. That's why he was so quick to turn his attention to Tars, because that was pretty much the only original thing he had left.

[@zanytobbs]

Dermatologists hate him!!!

[@jenbroccoli861]

MisterPringle Why do you say that, lol!!!!?????

[@zanytobbs]

I'm referencing the joke about the Fallout 4 protagonist being over 200 but still looking like he's 30 lol

[@zanytobbs]

hahaha

[@agbaya5314]

Omg I laughed out loud

[@mikegomez3515]

😂😂😂

[@Luis-de7lf]

I would have loved to see a better goodbye with his son, he also suffered and was the only to keep sending videos to him :,(

[@DaveDoom]

His son was long dead at that point.

[@Luis-de7lf]

whatI mean is that the writers should have made a better ending for his son

[@chek1n]

Luis Berg his son had no importance. this movie was themed around father and daughter.

[@farid1406]

Then why include him in the film?

[@jenbroccoli861]

Farid Damasio just like any other minor characters. They're not important. That's all to it.

[@jurgiszalitis]

I think this scene remains confusing for a lot of people. The idea here is to show completely different perspective of the plot. We have followed Cooper's story for entire movie, we as audience know what he has been through, but people alive in the scene have completely no idea what Cooper did to help humanity get where they are now - living as farmers in collapsing world, losing everything, losing wife, making decision to leave kids behind, losing 20 years on tide planet, losing grandson, losing kids love and respect, surviving murder attempt, sacrificing himself into black hole. Non-stop cycle of hope and hopelessness. People in the station have no idea. Their perspective was - dude went into the space long time ago, was considered died in action and just pop'ed up somewhere in the middle of space with Tars for humans in station to pick him up. No context, no plot. They just don't know. That is why they are reacting like that. In their eyes, Murph is the hero who saved the humanity, they avoided collapse of the humanity, brought them into Utopia and Cooper is just a random person, except for some science geeks, like the guide was. Murph told herself in next scene - "Nobody believed me. They thought that I was doing it all by myself." Only after the fact, when dust settled, everybody is kinda in awe, since nobody knows how to react, how to feel. It is unthinkable. That is why the hospital bed scene with Murph hits so hard. He lost everything, he is completely alone, he feels like an alien and his only connection to the old world, Murph, tells him to leave as he does not belong, complete stranger to his grandkids and great grandkids in the room. It is unthinkable. No way how to explain the level of emotions and feelings that Cooper had. Nolan is fcking genius! Edit: Grammar.

[@captaingeengeen7260]

Why Earth looks like that tho?

[@jurgiszalitis]

@@captaingeengeen7260 It's not Earth. It is a space station orbiting Saturn

[@6freddyb]

Spot on, another way to look at is how many times we see the leaders, celebrities, heroes and worship them but not the ones who forged them, to us they are just regular people. Your right this guy just vanished when things were getting bad on earth and just popped back up. Like you left your kids, your planet, your timeline and you want us to welcome you back?

[@spaghettibolognese5838]

this is a really good explanation tjanks

[@lonewolfnh89]

Great analysis.

[@fernplantM]

Doctor: "Oh your sons alive too...if your wondering..."

[@Studio2770]

+fernplantM since the son is older than Murph, then it's a given he is dead since Murph is dying. At first I kinda thought what you commented but then I realized Murph is younger and on her death bed.

[@fernplantM]

+Studio2770 he does ask "is she alive?" but no mention of his son. I know what your getting at though just thought it was funny.

[@Studio2770]

fernplantM but then again if he has to ask if Murph is alive then why ask if her older brother is alive? Yes, it's kinda funny.

[@superharryboy]

+fernplantM Well, besides the fact that Murph being younger and dying might be a given that Tom is dead for sure, Tom also gave Cooper as dead. He let Cooper go with his last video. No this does not grant Cooper not asking for him, but gotta admit Cooper was not as emotionally connected to Tom than he was to Murph.

[@tikletik]

+fernplantM lol.

[@franklippert4278]

Coop knows, he has no business staying here. He doesn't want to be a living museum piece. People -- even his descendants -- don't really understand what he was going through, what sacrifices he made. Only Murph knows, but telling about 5th dimensions and such would still be met with incredulity. Cooper flying to Edmund's planet helping Amelia is the logical choice.

[@FaerieSonia]

I find it sad that he never got to say bye to his son. 😭

[@diegocletian]

In the messages video his son made the last one he let hi. Go or basically said fuck off to cooper plus they weren't as emotionally connected as murph and cooper were

[@primary2630]

Of course he cared for his son. His dad was gone off into the unknowns of space for 23 years. I would've expected him to have died too. He even mentions the his unknown question of whether his dad is seeing his messages or if they're just floating in space somewhere.

[@JohnLee-fr6pi]

It was Lois that was the unsupportive bitch making Tom let him go.

[@alecjones4676]

Wait he had a son?

[@CallistO789]

@@alecjones4676 you didn't watched the movie?

[@jondstewart]

All in just a few hours Mann tried to him, they escaped the planet, Mann died, ruined the Endurance, Cooper fell into the event horizon and made the equation happen, then he woke up here. For the rest of humanity, it was over 60 years.

[@pizzapizza2225]

realrunner2000 so his daughter is like 130 years old?

[@tubs6199]

No, Cooper is 124 years old as said by that stupid doctor. He spent 23 years on the water planet and about 60 years sling shotting Brand toward Edmound's planet. So Cooper was about 41 when he left Murph was in grade school at the time she was maybe like I don't know 12 years old, so that would make Murph about 95 years old.

[@Joanafandrade]

Meklo He said when they land in Miller's Planet: 7 Years per hour here. Make it count.

[@jondstewart]

Cooper was 35 when he left. Murph was 10 years old, 2 year hibernation to Saturn makes Murph 12, 23 years in Earth time on Miller's Planet. Equals 35

[@raihanamirulhusana7134]

Joana Monteiro yeah but in the movie they need to wait couple hours before they leave

[@OrbitOnceAround]

A guy dies from a tidal wave, an explosion and an airlock blast but he was able survive a black hole.

[@iceoriental123]

The Bulk Beings helped him out.

[@dg8366]

dumbass it was a specific black hole with weak tidal forces.

[@iceoriental123]

Bane AlGhul Technically he still would have died without the Bulk Beings but I see your point.

[@silvernoob5331]

Assume a can opener.

[@obsidianman50]

No the bulk beings, who have control of gravity and time, obviously don't affected by the black holes gravity, which is why they built the tesseract over the singularity for cooper to go into, where TARS would get the info and cooper would relay it too Murphy. Its obvious why he didn't die, because the bulk beings put the tesseract their which stopped him from dying.

[@staceyfontenot8636]

And that's the beginning of Star Wars

[@Weegeehunter1]

More like the Gundam Franchise.

[@RobbyBabes]

Good old G Gundam. Damn son, seems like 100 years ago since I seen that.

[@reniemiller1166]

STAR WARS ORIGINS

[@armalali2764]

Stacey Fontenot more like Star Trek

[@shen921230]

One year war is soon

[@b.g.3073]

"This is Murphy Cooper we're talking about " Imagine hearing that as a father...... In reference to your daughter.

[@danielh4295]

"This is Murphy Cooper we're talking about" - such a great line. All the background you needed.

[@Vandios]

Definition of an unsung hero. Masterpiece of a film. Man I love these types of films where the main character does all the work, and willingly accepts the fact that they will never receive any credit for their heroic deeds. (Which is why I'm also a big fan of Edge of Tomorrow and Steins;Gate). Wish I could forget all about this movie and rewatch it as if it was my first time (I'd say the same about Inception too, Nolan's great)

[@abhisheksavant4307]

Edge of tomorrow is epic. Hope we get a sequel. Sadly no Bill Paxton though ☹️

[@The_Real_Rip_Van_Winkle]

Blade Runner 2049, it’s exactly what happens with Officer K(Joe)

[@alexdaniel8873]

It hits hard because we all feel like we're fighting a war noone ever sees. Movies like this validate that desire to stay the course and persevere. No one else will know, but ultimately...no one else really has to...only him.

[@mx4life560]

Don't pull your cringy as animes into this

[@Studio2770]

Some say this part ruins a great sacrifice on Coop's part since he doesn't die or his fate is ambiguous. I disagree, Coop missed a HUGE portion of his children's lives and only got to say goodbye to one of his children(yeah, he didn't ask about Tom but it's a given he's been dead if Murph, who's younger, is dying). If Nolan had Coop's fate unknown or had Coop die I'm sure critics would still criticize that.

[@siran424]

+Studio2770 This is a bad movie riddled with plot holes ...

[@Studio2770]

Siran424 your opinion.

[@bomalone]

+Studio2770 I disagree with you about Tom. If I were in Cooper's shoes, I wouldn't just bounce without KNOWING that my son was dead. And I can't be sure without being in that situation, but I'd probably even ask a few questions about my kids: did they grow up happy? Who did they marry? Did they have large families of their own? Maybe not every detail because that would be too painful, but at least the basics of how their lives went. You know, give me a broad overview on what I missed of my children's lives. Not to mention, maybe you even tell people that Brand survived, so her family would know. Mention that the other two scientists died, but they died heroically, so they're families would know. Granted, it was a long movie, and they were trying to wrap things up.

[@Studio2770]

Matt R I can't say if I'd need to know 1000% if my son was dead in that situation. Dealing with wormholes, extreme time dilation, and a massive space station might not occur in my lifetime. Tom did send Cooper several videos at various stages in his life until he ultimately let Cooper go. We can say Cooper asked such questions between scenes but we'll never know. It's been awhile since I've watched the movie but many comment said Coop is over 100 years old so he's a stranger to Murph's family so it would be a lot of catching up. If I'm correct Professor Brand might've been the only family Amelia had. I have no idea about Doyle and Romily. I would've loved it if it was longer. The 3 hours went by fast.

[@michaelotis223]

I agree. It's nice to have a concluding ending without ambiguities once in a while. Haters gonna hate!

[@isscegonzalez9988]

I always loved his line at 4:20, “i was never this clean slick” Gets me every time

[@t206umm7]

4:14

[@TheTuttle99]

When the doctor says "this is Murphy Cooper we're talking about" I can't imagine what would go through Coop's head. Incredibly proud but at the same time it must hurt so bad to know you missed it all

[@landroval6360]

TARS: Is this really what it was like? Cooper: It was never this clean.. slick. Lmao. I loved all jokes they cracked in this film too. One of my favourite movies.

[@whyisblue923taken]

It's not a joke. They had dust and dirt on everything because gravity was lower and dust and dirt moved more freely into the house.

[@Menaceblue3]

"60% confirmed. Knock knock..."

[@meredithgrey100]

"you want 55?"

[@infinightsky]

I love how they were best friends in the end lol

[@TheTigerking12]

This scene ruined it for me, all these people seem so naive and unimpressed by what the coopers accomplished.

[@sergiomuniz350]

That's why it was done well. It's very realistic. Yes the accomplishments are grand and more than any other regular person will achieve but as time passes the aweness tends to fade. Look at how we treat the moment the first man landed on the moon. When it happened it was the greatest thing but now it's like whatever considering we have countless satellites and a space station orbiting earth with astronauts there. When they found cooper, the people had been living there for years now so the aweness was fading already but for us it was still at peak since we went from one scene to another.

[@Alvan81]

Ammanuel Mekonnen OTOH, What if Orville Wright or Louis Pasteur walked into your job, would you even recognize them? No!

[@Revo95160]

@@sergiomuniz350 +1000

[@jackdonohue7893]

Alvan5 Nope. That’s why I get mad when people don’t like this scene for that reason.

[@alalalala57]

@@Alvan81 This.

[@johna.7235]

I like how this scene takes place in the future yet none of the stuff in hospital looks high tech.

[@helovescupid]

John A. it was named by the daughter who, by looking at the station itself, wanted it to look at much as home as possible with all the cornfields and wooden houses.... despite the shape being a complete cylinder.

[@javierf6162]

John A. because its realistic

[@jondstewart]

And there’s no vehicles to get around. Looks to me like it would take a lot of walking to get around that station!

[@twoeightythreez]

Thats because technology is coming full circle. Look at how electronics of the 1940s to the 1970s were designed to be the centerpiece of the home decor. Now its starting to go back to being as seamless as possible. Since we carry the interface with us (a smart phone), we prefer our homes to look traditional. I can only imagine how minimalist it will look 100 years from now.

[@marcopederzoli4939]

the whole movie has a really lazy depiction of the future. TARS is the only thing that looks from the future

[@ismailhajat]

Great job for the cameraman who stuck with him and even survived through the black hole

[@nehh_aksat]

Unfunniest joke in existence

[@ismailhajat]

@@nehh_aksat 2 years ago and 120 people liked 👍

[@alalalala57]

It's funny how everyone in the comments are so appalled by how people didn't worship him as a hero. It's simple. If this happened in real life, nobody would have believed him either. Best case scenario, he'll be paraded around like the oddity that he is. Unrelatable, strange, and from a bygone age. Interesting, but not the hero that was there with them through it all like Murph. Worst case scenario, people would've dismissed him and attacked him as a charlatan trying to take advantage of a dying saviour's fame and legacy.

[@seb1520]

humanity's hostile cynicism never fails...

[@TheChosen2030]

But In real life he will still be a hero. First he is 125 years old second he went in a worm hole and returned

[@alexvalin9085]

its probably pretty rare to find a random person floating around in space. And being that its the future they probably had photographic/DNA evidence that he was who he said he was.

[@georgebibu461]

@@TheChosen2030 age means absolutely nothing. There are people today who have reached the age of 100 and are still alive yet no cares about them. Secondly wormhole travel would have a become a thing of normalcy to these people. Do you ever stop to think about the wright brothers each time you fly a plane? Obviously not. Awe and respect will diminish over time. It's sad but realistic.

[@anuragxx7867]

Just Like They Said in TENET in the End. Which States, NoBody cares about the Bomb that didn't go. Off.

[@masterchief5231]

TARS transformed the equation into morse codes for Cooper. He deserves as much credit as Cooper and Murphy

[@venussnipes1363]

this true genius ya goooooo tar's saving tha mankind and saved cooper in tha 5th dimension and to get to tha saturn whn thair was lil lil mimi airsupply to no more airsupply whn they found him on floating at outter space toward Saturn cooper station triumphant emasculate excellent work.....🛸🏝🛎🛸🛎🏝🛸🏝🛰ya played it goood great tar's ya should have won an oscar toooo ....🏝🌇🌆🌄🏙🏙and make a interstellar 2

[@jroberto218]

I found that this ending kind of ruined this movie. 1. They would be much more respectful towards him because he saved the human race 2. How would Madge even know about the girl left on the planet by herself? To all she knew she could have been dead. 3. No mention of the son. Even if he was dead (which is very likely) I'm sure that Cooper would have liked to know what happened to him. It feels almost rushed.

[@benjamming883]

She said nobody believed her (that the watch is what told her the necessary quantum data to solve the gravity equation) and therefore most believe that he got lucky on his expedition to take humans to the new galaxy (which he did too).

[@benjamming883]

And they can communicate with earth as the videos got sent through? so thats how they know she made it.

[@benjamming883]

I agree with you in a sense, they could have told us what the data actually did, most people dont understand the potential of understanding and manipulating gravity. and I felt super bad for the son. Nolan probably clipped it out to avoid the 3 hr mark :(

[@sleepyalex426]

All these can be answered with basic common sense

[@lamakicker69]

BenAddict19 i don't get why people wouldn't believe her lol like she solved an impossible puzzle that saved humanity and people have trouble believing her that the data was sent through the watch which she still has as physical proof...

[@ChristophBurschka]

"Humor: 75%" "Confirmed. Auto-self-destruct in T-minus 10..."

[@adityasanthosh702]

rofl

[@thehorsesnamewasfriday8695]

He deserved more recognition for his work wtf he literally saved humanity

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

Only Murph understood that, and it would be nearly impossible to explain unless you knew the physics.

[@gregoryedwards3467]

Love how the confirm changes in tone as the humor level drops. The attention to detail in this entire movie is remarkable.

[@Maxxplayne]

This rubbed me the wrong way.. really? that's the treatment he gets? I don't get why Nolan chose to go with this.

[@jmendoza4354]

Nobody knew about his actions or believed his daughter. The only evidence was in the tesseract which disappeared

[@-Vitalis-]

I love to be rubbed the wrong way.

[@halamadrid19791]

Nolan messes up lots of things actually

[@mikem2677]

Because to them Murphy is their hero. In a way Murphy is the genius as well is her father.

[@JordoGarcia]

jay men Then why does the doctor say “It was named after your daughter”? And if the family or anyone else didn’t believe him, that means he’s an imposter or a crazy person. Why would they let this imposter/crazy person talk to their “savior” on her deathbed?

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

Man.... if I woke up and learned that I’m 124 years old... I’d be kind of depressed as hell... like wtf am I gonna do with my life now? I was supposed to be long gone from this life... now I’m going to live another like 40-50 years because physically I’m still like 35. Almost everyone I knew in my life is long dead and everyone now are complete strangers and can never relate to me besides the fact that we’re human.

[@jondstewart]

I wished Cooper would have been more like 111-112 when he arrived there. I did the math and that’s what age he should have been. He could have seen Murph more sharp and only about 88-89 instead of 99.

[@JFLOJUDO]

@@jondstewart he should be a million years old cuz when he fell into the black hole, time moved way slower than an miller’s planet and earth time was way faster. That’s why enough time passed for humans to evolve and create that tesseract to catch him and save him from being crushed in the singularity lol

[@jasarce]

Yeah ok, so the station isn't named after him. He went into space to try to save the human race then sacrificed himself by jumping into a black hole, but the station isn't named after him. It's named after his daughter. Ok cool, you don't need to fucking laugh at him though.

[@Rex-mv6pg]

you don't understand the movie

[@jasarce]

which part

[@jasarce]

ok don't answer. but i'm pretty sure i do understand the movie and you just don't understand my comment

[@darth856]

They don't know everything that he did. They do know that his daughter solved the gravity equation which got humanity off the Earth. They don't know that he gave her the info needed to do it.

[@seanwebb605]

As far as they knew up until that point the mission had been a failure with the astronauts having never returned. They had to go with plan B.

[@azizicuddles9091]

I think that cooper didn't ask about his son because he was afraid to hear what they would say.

[@sushrut25]

"I don't care much for this.... pretending we're back where we started. I wanna know where we are? Where we going?" Damn. Those lines are deep. Hats off to Nolan and his brother.

[@eufonioun]

It's interesting to understand how Cooper was more inclined to reunite with his robot companion than seeing his old house back. He wishes to be reconciled with his companions than anything else.

[@flecktarn1979]

It really would suck coming back to find almost everyone you ever knew was dead and nobody alive really has much of a connection with you at all. Even though it's a "happy" ending in most people's view, to me Cooper made quite the sacrifice both for his own dreams and to save others. He "lost his life" in a different sense by doing it.

[@Mehhhhhhhh]

Probably because it's not his house. It's a gimmicky replica house meant to show how primitive life was on Earth. He can't stand to spend his existence drinking on a fake rickety porch looking at an alien sky. The people on Saturn are basically aliens to him. Their cultures are different, everything he had attachments to are gone so why not leave and try reconnecting with someone who DOES understand him?

[@jeremybk54]

u can hear the disappointment in TARS when he confirmed his humor setting at 60%

[@gamertrade7205]

When you log onto a game after a major update

[@kapatidtomas]

It's amazing on how he's technically 125 years old in the cooper station or in Earth's timeline originally, but yet he's actually just years younger obviously and in the actual timespan on the day that they left Earth but those days are light years away. Even though that he's actually there for like only a few days yet it translates into more years in the Earth's timeline, it changes the fact that we can indeed time travel through the light years of space but it's permanent and there's no going back. Really again makes me appreciate life.

[@Crazygurl1211]

It's kind of weird to me that Murph doesn't want her father with her to the end. He missed out on her entire life that he would have been there for, and she finally gets to see him again after all those decades and just wants him to leave after minutes? Really?

[@pavan_kumar556]

She thought it will be hell for him to watch his own daughter die.

[@despacitodaniel801]

Or simply maybe she just understood why he had to go.

[@ArtisticCeleste]

It's because she likely didn't want to put him through any more pain regarding how much he'd missed. He already went through having to make the choice to leave his children in the first place, having to watch 23 years of his son's recordings flash by in an instant, all while knowing that he hasn't aged hardly a day despite technically being 124 now. While I'm not a parent I know well enough that the worst thing that one could ever experience is watching their child die, and to watch one die of old age when you yourself have hardly aged a day? That could break someone. Part of her might've loved to spend more time with him, but she already realized that he had been there all along as her 'ghost'. So she might've been content just knowing that he was alright and that she got to see his face once more, so why make him watch her die? His last sight of her was when she was still alive and with her children, not flatlining and going still.

[@nehh_aksat]

Become a parent and you'll understand. A father shouldn't watch their own child die.

[@khaelamensha3624]

@@nehh_aksat Almost quoted exactly from the lord of the ring... As a father I can only agree

[@manishamohanty244]

Cooper : That's what I love about interstellar travel..They get older I stay the same age

[@christopher7398]

Manisha Mohanty alright, alright, alright...

[@jakeg3733]

I love how Cooper gets really excited when he sees that they recovered TARS too. All of the people shun and ridicule Cooper, TARS had become his friend. They went through some crazy shit together. And while these robots are said not to have free will (they can't refuse an order from a human), I'm not so sure about that. Maybe they developed that ability, and TARS went on the suicide mission into the black hole because he knew it would save humanity. He's wandering the museum house and he asks, "is this really what it was like?", which implies he is genuinely curious. That question serves no practical purpose, and gives him no information required to complete any mission... Hell, there isn't even a mission anymore

[@Andrew-yb1uv]

Gets me every time. So sad to lose all that time with your kids.

[@funforsameer1769]

The way they treated him pissed me off.. (the nurse, his daughters family)

[@fanz8689]

this movie is the best scifi ever!

[@abishek1910]

@Prodigy it's funny after seeing only your reply .. lol I guess that guy was reported by too many people

[@abishek1910]

@Prodigy lol

[@CallistO789]

@Prodigy what did he said bro?

[@rebootedbean]

MANNNN If only they changed the ending so the people cared that they were around him...he literally saved humanity

[@avanishgvyas1992]

Doc: This station is not named after you, sir. Cooper: Be a lot cooler if it did.

[@f_lopes181]

The technologies in this film are incredible. It makes us believe that they can exist.

[@Berserk_96]

Masterpiece of a movie but it will always cringe me about how people seems to not care about the savior of humanity, yes his daughter became more popular but she wasn’t the one who went in space and risked her life

[@nehh_aksat]

But as cooper, they chose her not him and she was the one to solve the equation

[@OllieDunn06]

Remember nobody knew about the mission, so to them they just think he’s a guy who got lucky in space

[@KroniccKrona1]

God I was well happy when they said murph was still alive, the music sent chills down me too.. thats the moment all this was leading to imo.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

At the end the doctor says "you'll be released in a couple of days". What, Saturn days? Earth days? What kind of days? Why would they still use that phrase in the future?

[@roguishpaladin]

Why do we still use the term "foot" even though it long ago was divorced from being defined by an actual human foot length? Why do people use the term "modem" with cable and DSL connections? Why do people continue to use the term "phone" to describe the little pocket computers that people use more for texting, Internet usage, and miscellaneous app usage than for phone calls? Etymology is an imprecise art and getting people to part with terms they are used to is very difficult.

[@sanjanasoni2262]

24 standard earth hours we’ll always use it

[@ChairmanMeow1]

@@bambarby Because they're orbiting Saturn in the scene.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

@@sanjanasoni2262 I'm not so sure. If you were orbiting Saturn, it wouldn't make any sense. The difference between the two measurements is massive.

[@alalalala57]

Why wouldn't you? Why fix something not broken?

[@dsdy1205]

I love the worldbuilding you get when the doctor says "She's far too old to be transferring from ANOTHER STATION"

[@dipz6479]

Everyone’s saying he didn’t get enough recognition but I don’t think he cared. He dosent want to be famous, he saved the world and reunited with his daughter (I’ll be it old) that’s all he ever wanted

[@ndirangugichuki6260]

The only person who has at least some form of respect is the guy who took Cooper to his house.

[@raybo780]

The subtle touch of having the museum videos with first hand accounts (that started the movie) show up again here, I love that so much. Time is a flat circle baby

[@capg7275]

I hate how he isn't treated with the level of respect he should have gotten

[@nehh_aksat]

This scene is just the perfect example of the fact that in the end, cooper lost everything and everyone dear to him but he sacrificed it for all of mankind and mankind won. But he lost.

[@JordoGarcia]

If they’re treating him that way because they don’t believe who he really is, then why does the doctor say “It was named after your daughter”? If the family or anyone else didn’t believe him, that means he’s an imposter or a crazy person. Why would they let this imposter/crazy person talk to their “savior” on her deathbed?

[@Sinra364]

That's how it will be. Even if you save humanity people will only praise you if they see you saving it in front of their eyes

[@aayush_789]

I hope Cooper told his story and all the hardships, wormhole, blackhole, hostile planets, the tessaract he went through to save the humanity So that those ungrateful mfers and his unwelcoming grandchildren would realize all of them owe their lives to Cooper

[@srenova]

Director's Cut: "Cooper Station is named after your daughter Sir. But you'll be happy to know I do have relatives that live on 'Alright! Alright! Alright! Station' just outside Mars."

[@itskozeh465]

he did thehard job and they did nothing to him

[@thunderthrustable]

Nobody talking about how races could be like mario kart, being able to go sideways and upside down.

[@rock3tcatU233]

A better name would have been TARS station, that metallic fucker owned the movie.

[@Mienhboi]

Imagine thinking how crazy they name something so big after you.... then u find out it was named after your child..... eeeveeeen more proud

[@Gonzalouchikari]

Dat O'Neill Cylinder.

[@brianhoward7277]

This movie was one wild ride

[@mercerwilkey5603]

My take on it is he died in the black hole. He is having a near death experience when he is at Cooper station. He is imagining what human life would be like if he had succeeded, thus Cooper station. Notice how the station is shaped like a tunnel with a light on the end? Yep. That’s the light at the end of the tunnel. It could all be hallucinations.

[@philipjames751]

very interesting take Mercer, a near death experience can take you anywhere

[@ers586]

Why doesn't Cooper ask if his son is still alive?

[@satanclaus1693]

Fuck Tom! All that matters is MURPH!

[@WestCoastSwinger]

+steven franklin who says you can't love one kid more than the other?

[@ers586]

+WestCoastSwinger Loving one child more than another is one thing. But here it appears he has no interest in his son at all.

[@TurKlack]

+steven franklin His son abonded him. How would you feel after this?

[@ers586]

+TurKlack I wouldn't use the term "abandon" since it was the father who travelled millions of miles away from his family. But if you want to use that as a yardstick, the son was a far more faithful correspondent than the daughter ever was.

[@NistkastenLivestream]

2:38 and at some other parts of the inside-house-scene - You can se the natural sky and horizon trough the door/windows and not the bended station-world - looks like that an mistake is happen :D . but this movie was the best one of my life!

[@hahahihi1540]

Wow you are right

[@Kiiiell]

Raketenbaum oh yeah. You can see the original sky down on earth in the door reflection too

[@Alvan81]

Those are Holograms; projections to enhance the "Life on Earth" Museum's Reality.

[@StsFiveOneLima]

I love how the incorporated "The Dust Bowl" (Ken Burns) in to this.

[@matthewgumabon7498]

“I actually did a paper about you back in high school. I know all about your life on Earth.” That dude delivered that line as if he was talking to the guy who invented French toast or something. He is literally talking to an ancestor who should not still be alive… who is the father of their founder and savior… who literally travelled into a black hole and through time and space with the assistance of 4th dimensional beings to relay the information back to earth needed to solve the equations necessary to save humanity… And he be like… “yo, I read about you once in school… oh yeah those… yeah we got single-seat space fighters now, no big deal. Wanna see your new house?”

[@angelking.91]

"no parent should have to watch their kid die" he went out to space on a mission to save earth & his kids, when he comes back only to find that he was late. although it is sweet he gets to see his daughter and have a reminisce moment where he gets to look in her eyes renew the promise he made that he was coming back. but god that is a event to drive a man insane, being in your prime while you see you "baby girl" daughter as an old women. Christopher Nolan makes some of the best movies ever!

[@magatrump8600]

Feel bad for Cooper, as he sacrificed so much for mankind but people only know him as a member of a failure mission

[@akhilm9851]

A man lost through time

[@franklippert4278]

I'm a bit surprised everyone's surprised that Coop didn't get more respect. Point is that neither his nor Murph's story can be verified at that moment. All they see is a young guy they know they have to connect to abstractly as father of the saviour of humanity but somehow that doesn't click, understandably. Only TARS could potentially confirm the black hole / tessaract story, but they never bothered to repair it. BTW, this is the only thing that surprised ME. Weren't they curious what data TARS brought back from the mission?

[@jshepard152]

Plot has some holes.

[@DrakeLuver00]

Can you please post the scene when Anne Hathaway (Dr. Brand) says her speech on how love is beyond time and space? Thanks

[@seanwebb605]

Oh that was incredibly horrid drivel. We don't need to see it, do we?

[@zoomgle7954]

I don't understand why people are mad that cooper didn't get standing applause or something like that. imagine if someone that saved humanity's brother wich the person that saved humanity have always claimed that it was their brother that did it and not them suddenly appeared after 100 years, would you just instantly forget all your history lessons and believe without a shadow of a doubt that the person who saved humanity was right all along?

[@theplourde]

I was so happy when they said they found Tars when they found Coop and he got him working again.

[@em4151]

I always found it weird that TARS asked Cooper “Is this really what it was like?”. Considering he’s also from Earth you’d think he would have remembered the dust and the storms.

[@roshtoux]

One of his RAM sticks must have gotten yoinked 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@paulpaulson6200]

One of the best movies ever made.

[@boci122]

An interesting thing is that mostly it will be the kids who see the new world...

[@shanelofton1990]

This was overall my favourite movie of all time

[@Wanderer628]

If I'm being perfectly honest these last few scenes ruined the film for me. Ok, so people don't belive the daughters story that her father showed her how to do it from another dimension through morse code. That still doesn't explain why he hasn't aged a day, was found floating through space, able to confirm his daughters story without seeing her for decades and all the recordings in his suit. And on top of that they were completely disrespectful to him. In a movie which stretched physics theory to its limit to justify it's crazy plot, this is ironically the most ludicrous and unbelievable scene.

[@alalalala57]

He hasn't aged because time has not passed any different. You can't prove that. That's not how relativity works. I'd argue, from the way we treat people in reality, this is probably the most realistic part of the movie. Some people might believe him, some would ridicule him, while most would just dismiss him. Occam's razor and all. Whether you believe his story or not, at the end of the day he's just a dude that disappeared and reappeared again. Maybe he helped but he wasn't there with you when this all went down. He was no Murph to them. Maybe one day they'll look back and realize how valuable his contribution was (if they believe it, that is) but at this moment, yeah no. Look around us now. We ungrateful bunch don't do the same so why assume future people would be any different?

[@flecktarn1979]

There's people out there who don't know the names of the guys who walked on the Moon. Arguably the most famous humans in the history of our species. I would guess the same schtick would happen to Cooper after so long. The Lazarus and Endurance missions would have been some long-ago thing to those Cooper Station kids, that got eclipsed by the technology Murphy's (Cooper/TARS') black hole data and equations created.

[@RightWingRadioShow]

@@nehh_aksat stop being so emotional and grow up.

[@Armadyl357]

I know Im late to the party but maybe it helps to understand. Ofcourse this film is based on hypothesis so there are logical holes. So it goes like this as I imagine it: - When you go outside at night and look at a star on the sky, you will see the light of that star...not the actual star. That light traveled trough space for several light years before reaching your eyes. It might already be a non-existent star when you look at it. Its just its travelling light you see. Cooper was in somewhat similar situation. But with time and gravity. Gravity is the only thing that can reach through time. And he was in the black hole which has more gravity than anything inside the universe. And thanks to that gravity. He moved trough time. Skipping years. He saw few minutes. Him falling asleep in coma was even less. He experienced the world and time as we look at stars on the sky. Which are much much older than its own light we see. Same happened to Cooper and Murph. We see the light but that light traveled for years through space. Cooper was the man watching the star's light who was Murphy in this case...living for several years. In physics these have nothing to do with eachother or in the movie. But it might help imagining what happened.

[@GoonaTVhi]

I love how its mearly been months for him since he left earth, yet for everyone else its been 80+ years due to time dilation.

[@michaelashtonjr.ashohara1414]

''That's what I like about interstellar travel...they get older, I stay the same age...''

[@kristinachaney7391]

Something really impactful to me is the monument to honor the Lazarus and Endurance missions, and they just walk right by it without even noticing it. Kind of goes along with how no one gave Cooper the credit he deserved. They should have been worshipping him not just his daughter but sadly that's how things usually go. We're an attention deficit species; if it's not happening right in front of us during our time it just doesn't effect us the same.

[@kontrop6339]

i think the nurse laughing cause Mr. Copper thought the station was named after him was a little insensitive. i mean that poor man risked his life to find an habitable planet and was away from his family for idk 100 years maybe?

[@MultiGetoverit]

i never understood this phase of the movie until i realized he's actually dead and he is seeing his daughter as she is getting ready to die herself thats why no one else seems to notice him or pay him much mind

[@animalloverjulian8243]

It’s sad how cooper missed out on most of his son and daughter’s lives. Tom never got to see his dad again.

[@amitoo8914]

Tom is dead isn't he?

[@Bayan1905]

I love how they modeled Cooper Station after the ship in Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke, a book that should have been made into a movie years ago.

[@mattsiede443]

I have watched this movie about eight times, I always find something new in it. I look up the science facts that they put in this movie and I look it up and find out on Google that they are actual scientific discoveries and actual scientific questions. None of the math or the science was faked in this movie and that's why I love it.

[@thomthumbe]

It has been 74 years since WWII. Already people say it didn't happen. Already there are people who don't really care anymore. Today we marked an anniversary of 9/11. 100 years from now few people will even know what happened on 9/11. 10 billion years from now, every atom that makes up the screen in front of my face will be scattered throughout the Universe, all in opposite directions, light years apart from each other. Life goes on, I suppose....despite the importance we place on things of the current moment.