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[pepper]

It’s even more amazing that this movie only came out a hour ago

[-Fibreglass-]

Each tick in the backround music is an entire day on earth 😮

[scopypeepyb]

Every dad that went to buy milk is there rn

[lauchunglee]

The fact that the whole filming company waited 7 years for the team to film this 1 hour scene at Miller planet, is mind blowing

[lost]

The greatest film ever made by mankind..
I cried like a baby when i was watching the film...

[harshavardhan]

It's been 10 years from now and you've got to know about it now 😂😂

[nfinit]

8 years and we're still learning shit about this movie

[C.H]

It’s been 7 years since the movie came out so only 1 hour has passed on Millars planet.
Edit. (Actually 8 but it’s better if I say it’s 7 😂)

[reality]

The fact that Christopher actually got a supercomputer to render a detailed wormhole AND black hole and even did his best to show what a five dimensional tesseract would look like and explain to us how beings of the fifth dimension can manipulate all other dimensions was amazing

[Chrispymedia]

Interstellar broke my brain. I was on a four-hour flight, and I started the movie right at takeoff. As soon as it ended, I didn’t even want to start another movie—I just stared at the black screen in front of me for the rest of the flight. It wasn’t just that I didn’t want to watch anything else—I couldn’t. My mind was spinning, trying to process everything I had just seen. The visuals, the science, the emotional weight—it was all so overwhelming that I felt paralyzed. I didn’t think, I didn’t move—I just sat there, lost in space and time, as if I had been pulled into the black hole myself.

[memelrd]

in math:
(1minute)60÷1.25=48 days/minute
48×60=2880 days/hour
2880÷365=7.91 years/hour

so its actually almost 8years per hour

[nefkliens]

This was a Mind Blowing Movie.. Just imagine their colleague on the Mother Ship waited for them for 23 Years, but they just stayed there on that planet for just an Hour.

[TheKnexMaker]

9 years later and its still in my top 5 movies of all time

[YellowAsphalt]

We need another interstellar! It’s been 10 years and I still live for this movie 😂

[GRIMIREGCH]

that is like, terrifying on a cosmic level

[χάθηκα]

This movie made me cry. Felt the loneliness and helplessness once you went out on space. It is only you who can save yourselves

[rizqiism]

This is one of the best movie ive ever seen, i rarely rewatch movies, but i did about 5 times to this movie and still got the feelings, and i still wanted to see it with my friends, what a great movie.

[kirkrespite]

Ugh that scene when he’s watching all the messages when they get back kills me every time

[IRGrunt]

One of the few 3 hours movie I’ll rewatch

[BruddaGotFakeJsXO]

friends be like: dam bruh u haven't come back for like 69 years