Interstellar - Waves Scene 1080p HD

[Generalkenobi]

This scene perfectly shows the moment, when you're writing an exam, wondering why it was so easy, only to realize in the last 5 minutes that the sheet has a back...

[Yoctopory]

The most twisted thing about this scene is probably that given the time delation, Miller landed there just a bit over an hour ago.
So maybe the wave that they see moving away from them is the one that destroyed Millers ship.

“We’re not leaving without her data”

Yes because a huge wave every minute isn’t enough to tell us we can’t live here.

[bogus]

2 reckless scientists, 1 man with a sense of urgency and 1 badass robot. Love this scene

[zachwillis]

The coolest part about this scene is when they arrive and see the wave moving away from them, and then realizing that was the wave that just killed the woman astronaut that landed there 10 years ago. She was moving in super slow motion compared to everyone else because of the black hole, so when they got there, she had just died.

[jellysushiprincess]

this scene awakened a deeply primal fear in me.

[zkillerc]

Imagine waves so big that they mistook it for mountains. I get chills everytime I see this

[Ultra_Sauce]

That must be the most terrifying thing to see holy shit

[DaKo]

This blockbuster was released 8 years ago. On Miller's planet, it was released 1 hour and 8.57 minutes ago.

[kian]

The most terrifying part is that the one dude who got swept away didn’t drown, as he was in his space suit. He just got swept away and possibly killed by the wave, but he could’ve still been alive and just left for dead on this mysterious planet

[geckosethpe]

most sci-fi space movies always have the robots as some sort of evil machines.

CASE and TARS both contributed so much. CASE just sprang into action and saved Brand without any second guessing. The way it just dropped its payload and immediately wheeled itself to get Brand, carry her and run full speed to get back was just amazing.

[wldh]

When I first watched this scene I was like "why is the ocean so shallow. these guys can literally walk feet-deep." Then I saw the huge wave.

[dk_]

The sound you hear every 1.25 seconds is a day passing on earth!

[johnravenhawk]

"No phones or camera in sight, just people living the moment".

[fredricksmith-something.]

Every tick that you hear is a day passing on earth.
They even included the time dilation in the background of thus scene.
Brilliant work.

[georgeturner]

2:04, when the music swells and the sky is blotted out almost completely by a wave thousands of feet high... that's when you know you are watching a truly visionary piece of cinema.

[Shady]

0:07 That door took approximately 84 Hours 15 minutes (3.5 days) to open in Earth time.

[rml]

The coolest yet freakiest thing is when you realise how big the universe is, there is most likely somewhere a planet like this, weird

Edit: 25 thousand likes.. tf

[matthewrogers]

What always gets me about this scene is how Coop knew his crew was walking toward a wave moving outward - which they thought were mountains in the distance - so he looked in the opposite direction and quickly realized what was happening. The monster was always at their backs, but they were so focused on what was in front of them.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The music, the cinematography, the characters, everything about this film makes it a masterpiece.