Interstellar | Murph Saves The World (Full Scene) | Paramount Movies

[@vikramchavan1513]

"You were my ghost " A dailogue with so many emotions....

[@john50beach18]

And a pretty wild assumption

[@gawel772]

Rather cringe emotions

[@Snipsey01]

@@gawel772 guessing you're like 15?

[@LucasAlmeida-dz5xh]

The “don’t let me leave Murph” part is genuinely one of the most heart wrenching moments I’ve ever witnessed in cinema

[@ChanceGuevara]

And have birth to great memes😂

[@erikvelasquez9310]

Me and my brother both cried to this movie when it first came out. Now im sitting here crying alone. I love and miss you with all my broken heart. RIP Armando Rodriguez

[@jaddedime]

F

[@NelaInTheSky]

I also lost a brother. Condolences to you, and a big hug ❤️

[@adeditz243]

Sorry for your loss

[@razorbackroar]

F

[@GMunoz-oj5zb]

I lost my dear brother almost a week ago

[@XyzwXee]

You know a movie is amazing if people want to see it in big screen again

[@philgiglio7922]

Or, like me, rewatch the film over and over. I see new things every time I watch it That's the beauty of DVDs

[@aamirrazak3467]

Yes I would love to see it in theaters I never was able to in 2014 but I hope they rerelease it for the 10 year anniversary

[@matheustieppo1374]

I've been watching these scenes since ever. Best movie ever

[@stormchaser7992]

I never saw it when it came out so I'd pay an absurd amount of money to see it in a theater.

[@aamirrazak3467]

@@stormchaser7992 same I missed it in theaters in 2014 but would love to see it this year if it returns to theaters

[@aamirrazak3467]

The love between father and daughter transcends dimensions of time and space. Beautiful scene from an amazing movie

[@AndersonMallony-EricCF]

@psingh1488 the so criticized "love" theme is what kept this movie as one of my favorites over the years.

[@NostalgiaReaper]

If only my sister would understand

[@quadaerospacespacecat8061]

​@@AndersonMallony-EricCFThe space part is better.

[@crumblinggcookie]

Truly a beautiful bond

[@livetochange974]

​@psingh1488Odin only cares about dying without fear as a warrior though

[@jpracing9753]

'Quantifiable Connection' is so freaking beautiful

[@CreeperBoyGamingyt]

Agreed 100% it’s my favorite next to cornfield chase

[@Edwardm6767]

​@@CreeperBoyGamingyt1:25

[@aamirrazak3467]

True a great track from a soundtrack full of amazing music

[@aqeelrather]

Alright I'll watch it again.

[@trevorwood4400]

This movie enchanted me when it first came out, but now as the father of a 1-year old girl....this movie hits SO different

[@dcrutch13]

Same. And the emotions get even stronger as she grows up. My daughters 5 now. I still tear up when he sees she's not hiding in his truck the second time.

[@mj85sg]

exact the same for me.I lost my dad when I was a kid, and now I have a daughter. this movie is unbelievable on so many dimensions.

[@Decimus92]

It’s hard to watch again for me. I have a 4 year old and it makes me tear up.

[@Sohul]

This is really true

[@wetasaurus]

The most accurate comment ❤

[@1ntel11]

"How do you know?" "Because I gave it to her"

[@aoellkddoske]

i have 2 thoughts on “I gave it to her”. 1 is ok and 2 isn’t *ok*

[@joeyk107]

"I knew you'd come back" "How?" "Because my dad promised me" Christopher Nolan tends to do this quite a bit in his movies, with repeating the same line or the same type of line throughout the movie. Someone made a compilation of all the repeated lines in Oppenheimer.

[@misterbickis]

I think it highlight how humans are. We aren't robots, we have a greater gift. We have human tendencies. Like religion, hope, fear, love, honour, morality. It's crazy. Nolan might be repeating shit, but Ur dumb for constantly missing the point hes making. We humans are special and have more worth than we could ever imagine.​@@joeyk107

[@kimiajalalipour9787]

In tears‌!

[@antonradke5943]

Idk why but TARS saying “apparently 🤷🏼‍♂️” about gravity crossing dimensions had me dying 😂

[@CosmicCleric]

"Don't ask me, I'm just a robot /shrug" type of vibe for sure.

[@onurdegirmencitv]

The excitement he has when he says “They didn’t choose me. They choose her.” Literally shows his love and pride to his daughter. Masterpiece

[@joehernandez4678]

Let's not ignore the Masterpiece soundtrack from Hans Zimmer

[@phils6429]

This was his absolute masterpiece of a score

[@エラー-e7v]

Man is a genius. Same for inception and the dark knight trilogy

[@detectiveplays]

Didnt he do Tasm 2 or was that someone else​@@エラー-e7v

[@russflyin]

@@エラー-e7v the man is GOD

[@djaytv1621]

Bro he did this?! He’s a legend

[@tyrannosaurusinf1488]

In case you missed it, Interstellar is being re-released in select IMAX theaters November 2024, 10 years after original release. This is after the successful re-relaese of TENET this past February.

[@ileanadiscua3458]

Yay!

[@quadaerospacespacecat8061]

Its IMAX only 😢

[@bannawitkongkasmut]

wait 10?

[@tigerheart6]

Yess

[@gustiiff]

globally? i would love to watch it

[@lukerynkofs8678]

This movie has aged like fine wine. Truly. Every watch is better than the previous watch catching more and more.

[@michaeldonne561]

⌚ watch, get it

[@sfhaar]

The line, “We brought ourselves,” is literally bone chilling

[@jessicaguarin3897]

you should read the trilogy of the 3-body problem, in a way it is similar to interstellar, with more or less real scientific data and this time with real aliens.

[@username.exenotfound2943]

yet morons were going well idk understand when they straight up tell you and they didnt even need to do that its basically implied when they said so who sent us

[@agupta9097]

You should see time machine episodes of doraemon

[@alexlaughton-scott8951]

“How do you know?” “Because I gave it to her” This is how Christopher Nolan makes the incredible credible for his audience. The backbone of the film, love.

[@ir4kk]

god when hes just so sure she wont leave the watch behind is such a powerful moment. like he new that it wasn't impossible, it was necessary.

[@DARKxPIRATE47]

The greatest movie I've ever seen in my whole lifetime

[@sandeepdeepu7930]

Christopher Nolan's Masterpiece ❤

[@duleymark80]

I agree, this should’ve won best picture

[@laferrari3027]

100% agree. Inception is great, but Interstellar’s message feels so much more applicable. Not to mention the music. Probably Zimmer’s best work.

[@silversrayleigh8980]

Great, but flawed ... Couldn't stick the landing ... The ending misses so astronomically ... His daughter is 80 something and he doesn't even barely get emotional ... Such a massive miss. This movie ' Game of Thrones S8's ' the ending.

[@OzyMandias359]

@@silversrayleigh8980 You're the only one who misses something in the ending

[@silversrayleigh8980]

@@OzyMandias359 just because you know how to make words ... doesn't mean you're very intelligent in HOW you use them

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

This film is a breathtaking masterpiece.. The level to which Christopher Nolan is able to blend profound scientific concepts of tangibility with profound theoretical concepts of intangibility into a gripping and emotional narrative is simply otherworldly and unprecedented. The difficulty of pulling that off in a film with a runtime less than 3 hours cannot be overstated. To me he is without question our generation’s Kubrick and Hitchcock. As an unabashed film nerd, I can’t think of a higher compliment to give a filmmaker from my perspective.

[@DutchGuyMike]

Hear, hear!

[@Puddy191]

yapfest

[@JoeClarke6819]

Well said. Agree completely

[@Writeous0ne]

Not really, the obvious plot hole is that you'd most likely die in a black hole

[@electricisnthereatthemomen6535]

@@Writeous0neit’s not a plot hole in the movie because the second he fell into the event horizon, the humans from the future saved him by putting him in the tesseract made up of moments of the daughter’s bedroom

[@chacha19882]

This is a father and daughter film. The bond is strong on this, And so is Hans Zimmer! The perfect collaboration.

[@Martillo81015]

Gets better and better with time for me. I was single with no kids when this came out and a decade later a proud girl dad. Hits totally different now. I first saw it as a sci fi movie. It really is just a simple love story between dad and daughter. Nolan’s masterpiece of masterpieces

[@matthewhall3522]

Same, ever since I had my son this movie hits so much differently

[@BATT_DAMON]

I am not crying. You are.

[@bub6871]

Nah, we're all crying, and you are a part of the all.

[@00__Atheist__00]

Nah nah....we men dont cry .......we sobb in dark .

[@SMOHAMMEDIQBAL]

Concept of this film is incredible....many mind blowing scenes

[@Writeous0ne]

The concept yes, the execution is debatable. Personally i think the whole "what would happen if you went in a black hole" idea could have been much more mind blowing that he goes behind murphs bookshelf and bangs on it. And the ending was meh. The beginning, middle, the visuals and music were great though.

[@arvont1]

@@Writeous0ne Bro went into a higher dimension and saved humanity by encoding the secret of gravity into morse code and transmitting it to his daughter via a quantum wormhole connection, what more do u want?

[@OzyMandias359]

@@arvont1 He didn't understand that part.....probably wanted car chases and building blown up

[@capedcrusader16]

​@OzyMandias359 probably a Marvel fangirl that needs cringe jokes every 5 minutes

[@SMOHAMMEDIQBAL]

Without physics knowledge can't understand these concepts

[@ianchan8859]

I like listening to Tars and Cooper go back and forth. Tars can easily point out the logical things, but he's running contingency checks on all the emotional/human things. When Tars is sure that Cooper is sure, only then does he say "roger".

[@Quakeinc14]

This movie and Inception makes Christopher Nolan the best director I've ever known.

[@nickavenoso7851]

Inception is amazing, but for me, this film, The Dark Knight and Oppenheimer are Nolan’s best.

[@condorjq26]

Every time I watch this, it’s like the first time. A masterpiece

[@joshuamoore4537]

She thought he left her; but he can back & reached out to her. 🥺

[@zackv3957]

I used to think before I saw this movie that "ghosts" were just beings in a separate dimension accidentally or intentionally affecting our world. When I saw this scene I was blown away.

[@matttheking1655]

A Classic! Movie definitely should have won an oscar! Story, Acting, Visual & the Music! Truly Epic!

[@benwittenstein5343]

It won the Oscar for visual effects but I agree it should have won more

[@davidneyra4418]

I saw it in theaters, i bursted crying when he was shouting at Murph not to let him go, and even now its become more meaningful after having lost a loved one, my mom, beautiful amazing masterpiece this movie was

[@moctawolf]

At 1:47, when past Cooper looks at the fallen book, he looks back at the shelf for a second With his eyes, it almost looks like he's saying "I'm sorry, but it's necessary" Like he knows he has to go, to fulfill this cycle

[@bagochips1208]

i haven't thought of it that way, i thought he was just oblivious this movie gets better every rewatch

[@MrCkntobias]

"To save the world." What a scene. So powerful.

[@Pedro51891]

TARS talking in the background just brilliant

[@biffdanielson2820]

It's 01:00 and I should be sleeping. Going from American Psycho clips to hockey highlights to a Castle Bravo documentary and then back to this masterpiece. Time to go to sleep.

[@OmegaMemeBoss]

Real

[@CompositesNG]

The movie came out a few hours ago due to time dilation. We just got here.

[@SicilianStealth]

I love that!

[@DavyAubert-h5t]

Love !

[@harleyb7880]

Of course! 😮

[@LynnXternal]

This movie hasn't yet come out because of time travel. We can see it in IMAX in November this year!

[@holymoly6711]

@@LynnXternalit came in Germany already and it was very cool. I’ve been there with friends and met other friends there randomly and we had such a great time. The black hole scene got me crying so hard, I love the German audio too. The audio in general with the music in the cinema made it so great.

[@RealRameshBabu]

This movie is an audio and visual masterpiece

[@recogreene8130]

If you weren't a parent when you watched this movie , rewatch it now that you're one and the emotions will hit you 1000 times harder . Absolute masterpiece.

[@andrewhughes7439]

More of an experience than a movie. Its one of the greatest ever made.

[@Crypted42]

If these scenes are now being released, does this mean the movie itself will re-release?

[@gamingwithpurg3anarchy157]

I think it's just to make more $ 😂

[@santinico23]

​@@gamingwithpurg3anarchy157 they would definitely earn much more money if they re-release it

[@aamirrazak3467]

I really hope so. I sadly missed it in theaters the first time and would love to see it rereleased

[@Crypted42]

@@aamirrazak3467 AGREED

[@marjanp4784]

It's being re-released in my country this month....

[@Sithdestroyer1]

something subtle but at about 2 hours and 3 minutes into the movie when Dr. Mann is about to board the endurance Christopher Nolan actually shows the watch ticking in morse code almost 30 minutes before they explain it in the movie.

[@massimosamdal1209]

He does such an amazing job in this scene you can really feel the pain of him leaving her

[@NewCandyCane]

One of the greatest Sci-fi movies of all time.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

second only to 2001 space odyssey.

[@_illuminandi]

Its actually a movie about spirituality, like it deals with emotions like hope, love, divine intervention etc.

[@aaronkim1046]

To me it is the only greatest..

[@franzbartolome6201]

I couldn't agree more! It's too far early for its time but man I always were immersed every time I watch it again for the 100th time. I remind myself every time when I finish it that I got to get back to earth.

[@Kbax3614]

@@_illuminandino it is not buddy

[@adamlook798]

That musical score was intense

[@CR0WYT]

1:39 me watching my past self enter the Hello Kitty goth girl's room.

[@EvilYard]

me tied to a chair while my friends look through my search history

[@Miamivice98]

God i will never forget bawling my eyes as a grown man in the theatre at this scene my friends looked at me like i was crazy . I just couldn't believe a human being could lift up the scene from paper and put into such a beautiful masterpiece then remembering this scene two years later on my first psilocybin trip and hearing echoes about love being the answer to all our questions and how it transcends time and dimensions. I watch this once year and get the same feeling every time.

[@ahtesham17]

Tesseract: How beautiful he showed and displayed that we studied in a text book. Unbelievable to watch this masterpiece by Nolan. He made it visible.

[@operator6471]

This film is taking on a life of its own like Shawshank Redemption.

[@aditha_creation]

"They didn't bring us her to change the past, They didn't bring us her at all" that is the favourite phrase of that scene❤😍

[@archiebrew8184]

*here

[@FlashRyu]

They brought us here to change the future 🤯

[@rolo8950]

This movie is one of the best movies ever made. I remember as a man and a father balling my eyes out. I could not stop crying. And the music, my god the music did something within me.

[@bjgbjvbjvj]

There was a moment I was trying to hide my tears from my wife while watching this excellent movie. Even though she was sobing and crying that I could hear.

[@Win5ton67]

That shot with Cooper giving the data by repeatedly pushing a "gravity string" linked to the second hand just blew my mind. The fact that you could come up with that idea and then put it to the screen that way... What a masterpiece.

[@Kirankiru99]

So.. It's time for me to watch this masterpiece movie again ...

[@nickm20]

Matt McConaughey. What a performance. The best 👏🏻

[@minimal_code]

5:38 The greatest music design to convey one scene

[@SubmarineShrineMonster]

The tonal shift at that part is absolutely perfect

[@SubmarineShrineMonster]

“To save the World”

[@michaelhughes2234]

Saw interstellar with a friend an she cried all the way through the movie

[@STA-3]

she's a real one fr

[@jyoti_ranjan22]

A movie you can explain in words is not a movie....interstellar is that kind of movie❤

[@wtfgadget]

I wanna forget it and watch it for the first time again

[@merxx427]

@@wtfgadget just watched it ive been amazed for two days straight i cant function properlyy

[@MrLewie]

This scene terrified my dad the first time he watched it.

[@alexmotta5293]

Just watched it again two nights ago. Will always be my favorite film.

[@avenellroad]

Last summer I was climbing out of a phase of insane heartbreak, burnout and years of anxiety. I got some rest and peace but inside it still felt like a lonely desert. I saw this movie, especially this scene... The lonely search in a confusing completely surreal world inside yourself, floating around not knowing you will ever find answers you need. But if you listen, these subtle signals guide you to a point where it hits you; love for yourself and others is what you where looking for and how was hidden under all things more concrete and darker things in life because love so subtle and vunerable. The haste, the darkness, the distractions, complexity, you need to surpass. But I found it. For everyone who is still looking, face your fears, find some space and time and you will find it within. Don't fight. Let it be and it will come to you.♥

[@namikaze_minato116]

Idea of 5 dimensional space tesseract still blows my mind still now

[@philippeloiseau6426]

I watched that movie 20 times with always the same poignant moments ❤

[@Waylock_The_Alpha_Omega]

We are visual and audio beings and that soundtrack made sure we felt every moment even if didn’t fully understand the whole time and space thing

[@NoizyInSeattle]

I found it hard to believe he could convey an entire theory of antigravity by Morse code.

[@simplyshady20]

That's why this is Science-fiction not 100% science... But this movie was accurate for most of the part...

[@NavidIsANoob]

He did, afterall, have ALL the time in the universe...

[@keenanfinley1263]

It’s not hard at all, just a lofty process

[@solarisleo1]

Cooper did not convey it TARS did. Type the following into a Morse code translator: “ y equals a x squared plus b x plus c” or “ x equals bracket negative b plus or minus the square root of b squared minus four times a times c bracket divided by two times a”

[@wiredcer]

this is a Nolan film. it's about trying to make people feel a sense of awe with endlessly convoluted plots and thick exposition. It isnt trying to be realistic or intellectual. It works in the same way magic tricks do. They dont really have any meaning they're just entertaining.

[@프레디khjfreddy]

Can’t believe that the ‘Official Clip’ messed up the subtitles so bad 0:32 Hey -> Stay 1:10 Make a mistake -> Make him stay It’s not really hard to get these right if you’ve ever watched the movie.

[@Blaah6]

This movie gave me the biggest aha moment on quantum physics.

[@mambamentality9226]

Might be my favorite scene from any movie ever..

[@sthanuchowdhury8440]

Dot dot dash dot. Space time fabric controlling wrist watch to mimic and sync time with parallax dimensions . Bro it's truly amazing . I can't even figure out how it is happening

[@C420sailor]

That movie hits so hard

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

the scene worth of nobel prize

[@jotrades26]

Under which category 😅😅

[@pires11d]

I cried a whole fucking lot to this scene. It's so good

[@Coffycoloredworld]

I've only seen this movie once and this is my favorite scene by far.

[@charlieross-BRM]

I don't understand it but I like it. The best of human traits and connections are palpable in this scene.

[@ayezz2811]

@@charlieross-BRMit’s all about love. Remember when Dr Brand was talking to them about how love can transcend time and space? Meaning, no matter how far away you are or how long it’s been you can still be bound to someone by love. “They” put Cooper in this Tesseract Box because he has that quantifiable connection of love to his daughter. Then he was able to take the data from the black hole and send it to his daughter through the watch, which was the last thing that Adult Her needed to complete the gravity equation and save the people on earth. The love between the father and daughter is what saved her and the world. And then they drop Cooper back off right outside Saturn, where the wormhole was. It also happens to be where the space station that saved him was orbiting. We can assume that “they” put the wormhole by Saturn because they knew that the space station would orbit it in the future. Pretty neat

[@keenanfinley1263]

@@ayezz2811how did he expect to see brand again if the wormhole is gone? She’s 10 billion light years away from them…

[@cozz124]

​@@charlieross-BRM the quantum data cooper gave to his daugther was then translated and she then used that data to basically learn how gravity can be controlled the nasa headquarters in the film are shaped like a spacestation, so once they figured out how to control gravity they basically already had a giant space station all ready to go, and humanity set out to the wormhole near saturn to find a new world to inhabit and least thats my understanding of it

[@femtoeclipse860]

I miss my kids when they go to school and I go to work cannot imagine going trough a situation like this father and daughter go through in this movie.

[@TexasSiege]

I saw this film in theater ten years ago. I wept. Incredible film

[@derrickdicaprio]

THIS is Christopher Nolan's best film NOT 'Oppenheimer'.

[@philgiglio7922]

It was snubbed by the Oscars because Nolan didn't blame global warming as the cause of the crop failures.

[@law8831]

Both of them are best imo

[@SawII565]

To find a drop in the ocean

[@elliott92twhaha]

True！

[@ljrayburn322]

That’s 🧢

[@EffingClownWorld]

I wasn’t able to watch this in a theatre, which is probably for the best, don’t enjoy crying in front of people and every single time I end up tearing up.

[@UnsnappedAtom]

I think the thought behind the movie is absolutely amazing. Our love is so deep for one another it can’t be effected by any means like time or gravity. He said it he was able to send a message across dimensions

[@huckxblueberryfan]

This movie is spectacular!🤩 I wish I went to see this in theaters or IMAX! 🎞️

[@usefulprogrammer9880]

As a physics geek the idea behind this plot makes this one of the most beautiful scenes I’ve ever seen in cinema history.

[@Markito_Norfleet]

Nolan is a Comet, It happened to us and we watched it to our heart's content.

[@jaypaint4855]

This is such an amazing scene, so underrated

[@Smokehogan1017]

Why?

[@STILLSTANDING23913]

6:17 “Love Tars, Love”

[@STILLSTANDING23913]

Love Finds Away …

[@JakeKayhko]

@@STILLSTANDING23913 he had two kids. the other one he didnt care two shits. father of a year.

[@cullenatwood5149]

@@JakeKayhko Well only Murph was the realistic one to send the message to

[@AendM]

Just rewatched this is IMAX yesterday, felt as amazed as 10 years ago. Amazing movie

[@yunismustafayev7481]

Best movie I've ever watched

[@abu4062]

Thank you Nolan and Hans Zimmer... Its been my honour living in your era... Love you both... Those of you agree with me... Shower your likes here

[@AR-fw5bn]

Likes are not showering bwhahahaha

[@s0mguy777]

"Don't let him go Murph" is powerful to me, because it seems as though he doesn't even perceive himself as the same person

[@ScouseHouseClassics]

My god what a masterpiece Nolan made here

[@tntamusements]

another perfect Christopher Nolan Masterpiece

[@Jdne199311]

Interstellar and the Dark Knight are both Nolan and Zimmer Magnum Opus

[@primedevil3883]

wow how can this not win oscar

[@nateborie6329]

I remember the first time I saw this in theaters. I was literally on my hands and knees crying the same way Cooper was. I didn't understand the purpose of this place, and why it was constantly showing an endless string of images and replays of Murph in her bedroom. I thought it was Coopers subconscious playing tricks on him as he was being transported through Gargantua, but it was something so much more than that. The idea that these elusive beings who opened a wormhole to another galaxy could create something so mindblowingly complex and intricate, knowing full well that they could see the past and know who was responsible for creating a new future, but they couldn't figure out how to contact her. They couldn't figure out the best way to get her attention and communicate with her. So, what better way to do it than use her father, the one person who likely knows her better than literally anyone, to send the message. It was so freaking brilliant, I hail Interstellar as one of the best films ever made. Literally nothing has come close beyond another Christopher Nolan film, Oppenheimer.

[@atheeoslsarkkos7739]

If you don't drop tears when watching this, you're just a ... liar.

[@stephenhill1716]

I really wish I could see this for the first time again. I’ve seen LOTS of movies, but none have truly amazed me that way this one did.

[@McSeverance]

This is a "causal time loop" paradox. He had to go through his future events in order to allow his past self to get there.

[@_illuminandi]

Not his future; someone from the future takes the place of Cooper, and Cooper takes the place of Murph.

[@ethatsgoodwine5888]

Don’t know why, but as a kid when I heard Tars talking at first I believed it was actually ‘Them’ speaking through him to tell Cooper what to do next.

[@dalston2004]

Quantifiable Connection!!!

[@littleitaly5194]

One of my favorite scenes in cinema.

[@Feral_Wolverine]

the message of this movie - our past & future selves visit us to give signs & clues .................. we need to sense & detect them

[@DoctorSwellman]

I wish I could watch this for the first time again. What a masterpiece

[@milchkanne21]

was für ein wundervoller Film

[@sci-figameguy8241]

Personally if I was in Tom's shoes at the end of this video I would've crashed out and not accepted that hug from Murph lmaooo

[@fbi6389]

Same lol

[@davisphillips993]

HOW did this movie not win for Best Original Score?!

[@seiji-kun9488]

Hans Zimmer was robbed

[@TroosterTube-2008]

What movie won over this?

[@davisphillips993]

The Grand Budapest Hotel.