My Most Emotional Reaction? Pt. 2/2 INTERSTELLAR | First Time Watching | Patreon Pick

[@OktawianKomorowski]

I'm a grown man and I cry every time I watch this movie.

[@feldegast]

Me too, it is amazing

[@Zues4235]

same here brother, it hits me every time.

[@danzthename]

I'm right there with you man.

[@seekerIIndia]

You aren't alone brother.

[@AtomicNumber420]

I’m bipolar so i have trouble regulating my emotions. I cry multiple times every time i watch this movie. It’s so good

[@xliv2sk8x90]

One of the most beautiful films ever made. Christopher Nolan is an incredible film maker. I am very much looking forward to seeing Oppenheimer this week!

[@xliv2sk8x90]

@@jfreitag88 It's been a great year for film!

[@wildpendulum]

Same!

[@misterdomin]

And Hans Zimmer ;)

[@ryuk5673]

yea right after BARBIE!

[@ryuk5673]

@@jfreitag88 um bro you are forgetting barbie....wtf bro

[@umeshbatalvi]

"the prestige" is another masterpiece by Christopher Nolan, you definitely have to watch that

[@WorkFromYourLaptop]

Girl you have the perfect balance of reaction, questions, and sincerity. So many other channels go so over the top almost like creating a character or trying to be funny or over the top and this is just you. First of all, SUCH a powerful movie! There’s something so satisfying watching someone who’s never seen it fall in love with it. I found you from the Batman trilogy and you’re easily my fave reaction channel. Can’t wait to watch more movies with you. It’s like diving into a movie, getting all the good parts and having that fun friend who’s so fun to watch movies with 😂. Thank you!

[@Scarecrow545]

The mark of a good reactor is when they make you feel like you're watching the movie for the first time again with them. She has that.

[@daLukasMain]

No she doesn't. There was way TOO MANY questions. Ridiculous question that a normal person would have known.

[@WorkFromYourLaptop]

@@daLukasMain incorrect. You are 100% wrong. Find another channel to troll

[@fjsioewiox]

@@WorkFromYourLaptop he's correct - literally every single moment confuses her, its exhausting. I couldn't even finish the video, managed halfway through, disliked and leaving now...

[@HopeIsForbiddenHere]

I love that Dr Mann, the "best of us," actually showed the precise reason why Earth needed "Plan A." "I knew that if I pressed this button, someone would come rescue me," the very self-preservation action he described to the crew to why Plan A was necessary.

[@pimpstick9988]

I’ve seen this movie about 40x and I cry every single time.. it holds a special place in my heart.. the greatest movie ever made..

[@TavoDelfin]

This movie is 𝗣𝗛𝗘𝗡𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗟, an absolute 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗣𝗜𝗘𝗖𝗘, and my all time favorite movie! Watching it in the theater was a mind blowing experience; the visuals, the score, everything was pure cinematic magic. Beyond its incredible storytelling, Interstellar made real scientific contributions. The film’s depiction of black holes, created with input from physicist Kip Thorne, was so accurate that it led to new scientific research and the publication of two papers. I read it might return to theaters for its 10 year anniversary, and if it does, I’ll be there without a doubt! This isn’t just a movie; it’s a cinematographic treasure by Christopher Nolan, who I believe is the best director of our era. Interstellar won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects and the Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film, further cementing its status as a groundbreaking achievement. Don’t miss the chance to see it on the big screen!

[@mrlij6534]

Chris Nolan + Hans Zimmer equals Mind Blowing Cinema. those two need to work with each others schedules because anytime they come together, its magical

[@vishnunair7623]

Dont forget Jonathan Nolan. He has been an integral part of all his movies, including the scrrenplay and storyboard

[@CalebEnriqueHeras]

"Love is the one thing we’re capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.” Masterpiece o>

[@cy6610]

Yes! When Coop was seeing his children “pass before his eyes “, Murph was doing a 180 on Earth and went back to the farm.

[@brandonhanserd7832]

Top 3 movies that completely blew my mind are Interstellar, Inception, and Shutter Island

[@metalore]

But not Tenet?

[@Etereys]

Don't forget Contact too.

[@dIggl3r]

@@metalore But no Batman movies? 😉

[@feldegast]

How about Predestination?

[@KingK339]

Yes. These 3 are Nolans best for me too. The mystery and the complexity turning to simplicity and debt of their storylines are mind blowing.(ok maybe Inception does not simplify😂) But all his movies are top drawer as listed by others here, Memento also is great imo. Tenet probably my least favorite and I thought I would love it

[@DVouts11]

A masterpiece. My #4 all time favorite film. The score, the unimaginably beautiful cinematography, the acting, the script and perhaps most importantly, the scale and stakes of it all. The spectacle... When the movie ended in that IMAX theater I was speechless. In awe. Glad to take this ride with you Stef. Can't wait for you to eventually watch The Prestige (another Nolan masterpiece)

[@polina_pr]

what are the first 3?

[@DVouts11]

@@polina_pr coincidentally Gladiator & Return of the King then Good Will Hunting comes in 3rd.

[@Sandlund93]

Yeah, Interstellar was my best cinema experience ever. It literally felt like exiting a rollercoaster, I have never felt such a strong sensation after watching a movie before or after. To me, it's the best movie ever made. All of Nolan's movies are a must-watch but especially Interstellar.

[@polina_pr]

@@DVouts11 fair, all are great movies!

[@SuperMillhill]

What about the Bourne Trilogy? @@DVouts11

[@dimitriosgliarmis7622]

Based on how you reacted to him leaving Murph, I was like, she will not do well when they watch the videos after 23 years. I still get chills and teary eyed during this movie after numerous watches

[@ronbeekiii781]

21:14 actually, this is why I love your reactions! You’re feeling these incredible stories in exactly the way they were intended! It’s wonderful!

[@Svendsor]

A complete masterpiece! And the score! Hanz Zimmer is a magician!

[@bagofholding]

Who knew the organ was so good at tugging at our strings. The score sounded so good in the theater when it came out as well.

[@thisdude275]

8:22 to answer your question on why Dr Mann would do such a thing, He was stuck on that planet in cryo-sleep for 10 plus years. Just before he broke Cooper's helmet, he said he was so desperate to press the button to signal the professor that the planet he was on was safe. Which it wasn't, hence why he called for help because "Cooper wasn't tested like he was" for those 10 years

[@nati5088]

Mann and the other original astronauts were sent to explore the systems on the otherside of the wormhole before cooper’s team, each astronaut in mann’s team were given the instructions that they would each check their respectively assigned planets for potential habitability. If the planet was not habitable they would be resigned to their fates of dying on it. “Hence the bravery.” Mann evidently was not brave enough to accept that fate. He put out a positive signal letting cooper’s crew know that his planet was hapitable (even though it wasnt) he knew that if they knew he had lied and wasted their resources in order to come and rescue him and risked the fate of humanity as a whole by missleading their mission that they would likely be less inclined to save him from his fate. He made the decision that he would rather save himself and contend with the consequences of his actions which proved to be folly. He likely was a little out of his mind after a 25+ year wait for someone to come rescue him. So he attempted to maroon them and in his attempt killed himself. He probably would have just been better off being honest with them right away about the planet. I personally doubt they would have left him especially considering the fact that he could replace doyle’s position in their crew…

[@vishnunair7623]

So much for the "Best of Us"

[@AFTepes]

"You told them I like farming" such a powerful scene

[@psychoticrooster3485]

Great reaction! no matter how many times I watch this movie I always tear up!

[@Asterisk94]

My take on Matt Damon’s character is that he was basically too ashamed of his cowardice to admit what he did, so instead of telling them his planet isnt it he planned to abandon them and go on to the next planet (the planet where brand ended up) to finish the mission himself.

[@LockeNarshe]

Half-right, half-wrong. He was ashamed and that's why he admitted to Cooper (and thus, the audience) that he faked the data after resisting calling for help for years, but only did so because he knew he was about to kill Cooper. With the other "prospects" attainable (i.e. not having to worry about the people back on earth at all), his plan was to fake a story to the rest of the crew about Cooper's death--due to unforeseen dangers of the planet--and move on to other prospects where a colony could be formed. If you remember, he was careful to let the crew know that life there was "possible", but would take a LOT of work to make it inhabitable--leaving the door open to leave it for another after the Cooper's "tragedy". His plan failed because it was forced into action early when A) Cooper said he was taking the Endurance home (after learning 'Plan A' was a sham), thus dooming the human race and B) Romilly began poking around his data despite being told not to. Dr. Mann was always bound to 'Plan a'. You'll notice he pauses when he hears Cooper's transmission. That's the realization that his cover is blown and now EVERYONE has to be marooned.

[@Asterisk94]

@@LockeNarshe maybe. I always figured he would have marooned them all there anyway. But that could be wrong.

[@the1gladiator2]

@@Asterisk94 The reason Mann lied is because Cooper told doctor Mann that he was returning back to Earth. Going to another planet wasn't an option. Mann however remained committed to plan B, even if his self preservation was paramount. You can see this in a lot of the dialogue. Dr Mann stated "their case is hopeless, we are the future". And "I'm taking control of the Endurance and then we can talk about completing the mission", "I want to save all of us", "this is not about my life, or Cooper's life, this is about all mankind". Dr Mann knew he was a coward, but he rationalized his cowardice "You were never tested like I was. Few men have been". Also him stating "We can care deeply - selflessly - about those we know, but that empathy rarely extends beyond our line of sight" is very revealing. That was also his internal struggle. Also his conversation about "fear of death being an inspiration" and him confessing that he "thought he was prepared to die". His character is exceptionally well written. They also stated in the movie that Mann was "the best of us". He's not the bad guy, remember that he was on a mission to safe the human race. It wasn't shame that drove him, just his survival instinct primary and a dedication to complete his mission secondary. "The survival instinct. That's what drove me. It's what drives all of us. And it's what's gonna save us. Cause I'm gonna save all of us"

[@erikw113]

@@Asterisk94He was going to just kill cooper at first but Romily blew up and brand found out about cooper so he had no choice but to leave them all

[@erickhide4440]

I have a baby girl! This scene brought me tears everytime because i Love her so much! Makes me remenber how special she is... My wish is protect her from every evil in this world and make sure she has a beautifull Life

[@ImJiggly]

i deadass cry every single time i watch this movie.... every damn time.

[@karljuliuz]

"When you were younger", this movie was 2014, omg, I feel old, I graduated 2013 from my school. Either way.. I'm glad you reacted to this. It's one of my favorite films. Even though 10 years has passed, it is still my favorite. Thank you for this reaction, it was very nice, I enjoyed it.

[@spinningredchair8092]

"Mountains" and "No Time For Caution" are two of my favorite sound tracks of all time.

[@SAMUEL-bb2ig]

yeahh “No Time For Caution” is absolutely amazing

[@meezemusic]

Stef "I'm confused" Solari 😆 just teasing

[@chrischarlescook]

I rarely watch modern films. Im all about late 80s/90s. A friend was visiting and said they know I'm stuck in the past, but watch Interstellar. After they left i put it on at 1am, with no idea of plot and length. 3 hours later I finished watching one of the best films id ever seen. The Sun started rising and I stared in to space for a good while. Masterpiece. In my top 3, with Die Hard With A Vengeance and In Bruges❤

[@juanito1975]

The MM scene when he starts watching the recordings and balling like a baby always gets me. You are right! He is a great actor. So I've watched two space movies from your channel and I needed a ton of Kleenex.

[@iL3g4L18]

The best soundtracks ever in this movie

[@ColonialDetailing]

Interstellar is my favorite movie of all time. Not only is it an amazing visual and musical masterpiece, but the emotional aspect of this movie is unbelievable. Watching your reactions the first time seeing Interstellar was awesome, almost more emotional watching you, than watching the movie. Knowing what was to come and being able to watch you witness everything for the first time, reminded me of how I felt the first time I saw it. This is one of those movies I never wanted to end and you will always remember how you felt the very first time you saw it. I watch it again often and every time it is just as moving. I recommend watching Inception if you have never seen it. It too is another great Nolan and Zimmer masterpiece.

[@jeef96440506]

The best part of all this was your smile. Just beautiful.

[@CreeperBoyGamingyt]

Agreed

[@sam_rb6629]

Its a movie who relief me deeply..since i watched it i dont see life from the same angle, like if i hope that kind of stuff really happen in our life time. I love space stuff so much😌 My favorite movie.

[@Samminish]

Lovely stuff Ms. Stef .. .. Well done .. ..

[@qasimraja2844]

Interstellar ❤️ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️

[@jayd8998]

Whats really cool is when hans zimmer was told to make a song for this movie he was told to make a song about a dad reuniting with his daughter.

[@foleybazooka1329]

I love that movie. I've watched it numerous times and hits the feels everytime. It checks all the boxes. Soundtrack, drama, action and science fact & fiction. Oh and cool robots! Picked a good one to watch. Thanks for the vid

[@rafm3068]

I saw this at the theater. It was a great story and experience!!

[@aninjaguardian]

Stef, thank you for the reupload! You're reaction strikes the right balance without being too over-the-top unlike many reaction channels. Interstellar is my all time favorite movie and I love seeing people being absolutely crushed by Coop and Murph meeting again at the end

[@deanwalker9605]

Astonishing piece of cinema. Nolan is the world's greatest living artist.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Stef, you asked about Coop and why he wrote it to return to Earth after they found the mission has failed.------- Coop's whole motivation what's the final solution to save the people on earth once he found that that was not possible. ------- He came to the realization that going back home to die with his family was more important than moving forward. ------- That's why Cooper wanted to go back to Earth.

[@elmersonfandino8275]

You have got to be the most expressive reactor on KZbin. Love your channel!

[@FeralMutiny]

My mind cannot resolve just how much of an experience Oppenheimer in IMAX is going to be. Nolan coming with a film about the Manhatten Project and the Atomic Bomb...WOW!

[@dabe1971]

Takes a few watches to really appreciate this classic as there is so much filmaking beauty to take in as well as some mindbending concepts. Prof Brand secretly believed that Plan A was impossible as there was no way to obtain the data he needed from the other side of the black hole to complete his equations. He was unaware of the tesseract that future humans would create that did un fact allow Cooper to send the required data back to Murphy across spacetime. The only reason he came up with two plans was to gain Government backing for whole project - knowing that Plan B would not be as motivating as it only saved the human embryos on board the ships and not the population back on earth. That's why he apologised to Murphy on his death bed for lying to her. He sent her father away believing he would never be able to come back. As it turns out, thanks to the data he passed to Murphy over spacetime through the tesseract she solved his equations allowing the creation and launch of the likes of Cooper Station so saving the populace on Earth.

[@joshmendez2428]

My absolute favourite person on KZbin right now

[@nolanhenshallentertainment]

I just found your channel, and I am HOOKED! I adore your reactions

[@KryptonPlayer]

Some people explained it for the most part but to be a little more clear about Dr. Mann. He wanted to complete the mission but he knew they wouldn't trust him after lying about his planet. Cooper was planning on taking the ship back to earth but that would doom the human race since they couldn't colonize on Dr. Mann's planet. So Dr. Mann stole the ship from them. Most likely after talking things out, they would eventually push on to Edmund's planet as the last resort...but...he blew up trying to board the Endurance.

[@VivekM85]

Q1: Why Dr. Mann did what he did? A: With Dr. Mann they were trying to simulate the extreme form of space dementia a hypothetical symptom that leads to craziness, disorentation, loneliness and loss of hope causing him to do stupid things also accompanied by his perception that man kind if headed for extinction. Q2: Could earth have really been saved? A: Nope, the phenomenon that was occuring on earth is a natural phenomenon and no human being could possibly reverse it. In the movie, earth was dying and therefore, the professor was right on that point. But the fact that he said he left the people on earth to die had to do with him not able to have the science to get Cooper station up and running, that needed a different kind of science to which they show the answer to that was probably within the black hole. Q3: What was Cooper trying to do? A: Technically, Cooper was trying to save Dr. Brandt by sacrificing himself and using the immense gravity of the black hole to sling shoot them out and get them to exit the black holes immense gravitational pull. Although, there might have been a plan to get them back, that part probably did not lead them anywhere, as you can see Dr. Brandt had found a planet outside the black hole's pull to survive. In Real Science: Honestly, all is this like playing chicken with something as big or a million times bigger than the sun 😁. Black holes by far are the most destructive and powerful entities in the universe with immense gravitations pull (yeah the same thing that makes that ball fall of your desk) and Cooper would have been pulled apart and ripped into shreds much before he could get into it with temperatures over a million kelvin. I mean this thing eats stars and solar systems for brunch! The movie and the story is basically trying to communicate to us all the practical science behind general relativity in terms of time, space, gravity, the black hole and its dehumanising yet amazing feeling of the unknown. All said, Loved the Reaction ☺!

[@ramonaraujo7017]

Great movie. Great filming. Great soundtrack. Favorite movie of all time.

[@mikekaraoke]

loved this reaction, when I saw this in the cinema the whole of the screen 4 I was in were all sobbing you could hear then or see them using tissues! I'm from the UK-England, ever been?

[@grelch]

Mann wanted to maroon the others because he thought they would try to get back to earth and sacrifice plan B. He was a zealot for plan B. In his mind he was saving the human species.

[@gravedigger8414]

My first reaction video watching you and it could not have been any better start than with one of the greatest movies ever, top5 for me. Really like your reaction and all the emotions and curious questions you bring to it. 😊

[@nitelite78]

Please add Arrival (2016) to your list. I think it's pretty similar to Interstellar as a Sci-fi movie in terms of emotion and beauty and family.

[@smileychess]

Agreed

[@Shryce]

Another masterpiece

[@s1ultraz674]

You had such a wonderful reaction to this ❤

[@russellfernandes9607]

Great reaction Stef 👍🏻

[@popularopinion1]

I was so glad i saw this in theaters, because the visuals are amazing. Im also glad i saw this before i became the father of a girl, because this movie would wreck me now.

[@nitelite78]

18:50 That gesture that says "I'm done. Nolan's got me good".

[@ClashingDuke]

My daughter looks like Murph. My heart get wrecked EVERY TIME I watch this movie. I even cry my way through these reaction vids.

[@CanadaDan]

Such a great movie. Loved your reaction, as usual.

[@granadosvm]

When they were talking with Dr. Brandt (Ann Hathaway) about not being able to go back, it was because they lost too much fuel with the maneuvers in the first planet, so they had to choose, they could not go to all the remaining planets and go back to Earth with the fuel left. When they were talking about Professor Brandt not being able to save Earth, he could not solve the equations without knowing the quantum configuration inside a singularity (like a black hole), so he thought it did not make sense for the mission to return to Earth because he thought there was no future. Cooper got the data coded for his daughter to solve the equations and then was sent from inside the Tesseract to nearby Jupiter by the future beings/future humans. I hope I'm answering your questions, and not just pointlessly re-stating the details of the movie, lol!

[@_purerealism_2728]

just like he said “shes settling in for the long nap” she still watched all of his messages even if she wasn’t ready to send one😭💔

[@KingK339]

Amazing reaction vid. Your emotions are what I feel watching this movie even after 30+ tines seeing it. The details and nuances in this movie keep appearing. It is a masterpiece by Nolan! My favorite movie of all time and rated by many as the best of all time is "The Shawshank Redemption". You need to do a reaction video to it! Trust me it is amazing

[@belrins2994]

thank u for repost, i love your reactions

[@MarcoMM1]

This movies is a masterpiece of cinema, i cry everytime i watch it, and the science behind this is on point, nolan talk to several Astrophysicist to get it right, like the simulation of the black hole. I love Christopher Nolan movies you should watch INCEPTION and TENET it will blow your mind. Great Reaction once again keep up the amazing work Stef.

[@clarkciccero]

The best part about watching u, is that u react to everything. It's amazing to see.

[@michaelmcbreen4025]

An Immense film gut wrenching heart string pulling the sound track music the best I have ever heard of any film Christopher Nolan is a genius Hans Zimmer a maestro. Your reaction just fantastic well done.👍

[@snaiders]

Every time when i heard: “because my dad promised me” i broke completely

[@bobbelleci9995]

Thanks Stef. That was fun. I saw this movie a while back, but watching it with you I was thinking, "oh, yeah that's ...I remember that." So, like I was more or less on the same ride with you. Meh, 😢😢😊 Good flick. 😎

[@marclamy364]

"I did not expect any of it to go the way it did" - Christopher Nolan in one sentence haha.

[@Sherman1fan]

Had to watch it twice at the theater to get stuff I missed ( Murph was the lady talking about the dust). Mann was stranded, alone no hope on that planet. Now he had a way to get out of there, just get away, anywhere is better than there.

[@misterdomin]

The Music form Hans Zimmer and the Movie from Nolan = Masterpiece

[@Danya.V]

Brilliant as always. Hope u'll make more reactions. Keep do it❤

[@MrFirsito]

the one thing i would change about the movie is Cooper actually finds Brand at the end, just to see each other... but Nolan is like that, he likes ambiguous endings sometimes, like inception

[@Amonabus]

It's been an age since I've seen the movie myself, did Nolan even confirm the wormhole was still available? Or probably a given seeing Cooper being intent on taking off at the end.

[@MrFirsito]

@@Amonabus i have no idea, thats why i would love to see that ending, just for the hope

[@sasankakasun]

Best movie ever made by mankind!

[@TheMajestyD]

great film, emotional for sure.

[@NerdyBigBrother]

Youre the reason I just posted my first reaction video. I have you and a couple others that I watch often. Thanks for the hard work and encouragement

[@Kevinrock98]

I dont know what movie from christopher nolan i like most, but my top three without order are inception, oppenheimer and this one, what a great bunch of movies ❤️

[@cjaaniorg]

Cinema Paradiso (Director's cut) is by far the most emotional movie ever created. You will never cry as much as you will with that movie.

[@OvejaSuicida]

Hello from Mexico Solari, i love your videos :3

[@Etticos.]

Dr. Mann had to click a button that sent out a signal that said “hey this world is good come here”. His world was not hospitable but due to cowardice and loneliness he pressed that button anyways. He wanted to be the savior, he didn’t want to die alone. He says, “I never even considered that my world wouldn’t be the one”. He wants to kill Coop and strand Brand on the shitty planet so he can go to one of the good ones and finish the mission, with out Brand and Coop outing him as a liar and coward, tarnishing his reputation.

[@comeatmebro006]

There’s something very special about the Dads promise. I hope to be able to make and keep as many promises to any children I may have in the future.. to show up and be there when they need me. I want my children to have the same faith that Murph had. “Because my Dad promised me.”

[@SteveG129]

Love this film. Such a masterpiece of a film by Christopher Nolan. Definitely need to check out more of his films.

[@jpxan]

Me hiciste volver a llorar con esta gran pelicula. Gracias, Stef.

[@philmullineaux5405]

U still have to do some ground breaking sci Fi. 2001, 2010, and the truly visually stunning, Tron!

[@DVouts11]

Mann took the ship because he thought Cooper was going to go back home once he realized Plan A was a lie. Mann wanted to complete the mission and his being alone for so long - I guess talking it out was out of the question for him.

[@hondo341979]

Dr Man was trying to finish the mission in regards to plan B

[@mojoemama252]

You need to watch it multiple times. There are so many new things I picked up on, each time I watched it…and I balled every time. My 8 yr old daughter makes fun of me every time, and I’m ok with that lol.

[@itsbayside6802]

i think he wanted to take the ship cause he knew cooper wanted to go home and the other one wanted to save humanity.

[@andyc1318]

Great reaction as always!

[@bobbelleci9995]

BTW, what's interesting about movies like this is that we question everything along the way until the ending when we're able to say, "oh, ok! I get it now." 😎👍

[@ericolmos2885]

You have one of the most sincerest reactions we have seen and we love it. Just finished watching your reaction to the LOTR trilogy and can’t wait for more! Definitely earned a sub for me!

[@Bai_Su_Zhen]

8:21 It's a long time since I've seen this film but didn't they disagree with his plan to save humanity? Pretty sure they wanted to go back to Earth or something because the old professor didn't figure out an actual solution to the problem and the original mission was just based on an assumption, but dr. Mann was committed to the original mission and them going back would mean the mission couldn't be done and in dr. Mann's mind, the mission was the only way to save humanity. But I mean, you should know if you're watching the movie right there in real time lol...

[@philmullineaux5405]

Mann took the ship to ginish the mission to look for the next planet, if he left it with Brand and Cooper, he knew they would return to earth.

[@notsureyou]

"There is a moment" (The LATE Dr Mann)

[@audiogarden21]

One word; Contact.

[@pedrofelipe7591]

I wish I could watch this for the very first time, and feel the same that I felt back that day in the movie theater :(

[@DavidAntrobus]

Yeah, nothing wrong with crying through so much of this movie. It's definitely Nolan's most emotional film.

[@datdudeinred]

Interstellar - the greatest father daughter relationship portrayal. Everything everywhere all at once - the greatest mother daughter relationship portrayal. No wonder 2 of the greatest movies of all time have almost the same basis but go about telling the story from 2 totally opposite poles. 🙌❤️👏

[@douglasdelgado7192]

and dont forget see Oppenheimer in Imax cinema

[@randallide3479]

Dr Mann (matt damon character) was not going back to earth... he was stealing the ship to go to the next planet (Edmond's), which he hoped would truly support life. He tried to insist his intent was to complete plan B with the fertilized eggs as if it was his redemption for his shame.

[@faust5398]

You could be the hardest gangster on earth, you are crying watching this film

[@Sandlund93]

Nolan is one of a kind. To me, he is the best director in history, followed closely by Hitchcock. I heard you watched Inception too, that's another one of his gems. Even if I prefer the Dark Knight trilogy myself. And Oppenheimer is releasing in 4 days. Insomnia and Dunkirk are not as awesome as the rest but they are still very good, I guess that about sums it up.

[@locustkllr]

Don't forget Memento and The Prestige, both 5 star movies in my opinion. Tenet was pretty good too, but not as character driven as most of his stuff. Very much about pushing the boundaries of how you can structure story telling. And crazy visuals of course.

[@Sandlund93]

@@locustkllr Yeah, I definitely prefer all 3 of them over Insomnia and Dunkirk. The only one I haven't seen is Following.

[@joehaselwood8101]

I'm not ashamed to admit that as a grown ass man I weep at this film every damn time