Interstellar: Cooper learns the truth - Interstellar Ending Scene (2014) Movieclips [HD]

Interstellar - Cooper talking with Murph in Black Hole

CREDITS:
© Warner Bros. & Paramount Pictures (2014)
Director: Christopher Nolan
Writers: Jonathan Nolan, Christopher Nolan
Stars: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain

Interstellar (original title)
Storyline: Earth's future has been riddled by disasters, famines, and droughts. There is only one way to ensure mankind's survival: Interstellar travel. A newly discovered wormhole in the far reaches of our solar system allows a team of astronauts to go where no man has gone before, a planet that may have the right environment to sustain human life.

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[samchoi]

the moment Murph realizes it is her dad communicating through morse gives me GOOSEBUMPS

[devlinswainson]

I watched this for the first time 3 days ago, never understood why everyone liked it, then I watched it. And just wow, this is a masterpiece.

[madisonvorpahl]

Sometimes this feels like it's more than a movie

[kaustavchaudhuri]

So basically its the 5th dimension. Where Time is completely undefined. Its value is infinity

[jmw]

As Einstein said "Time and space are deeply connected and one in the same."

[silversurfer]

Science and mathematics are so beautiful and universal. As is love. We are a very special species, but we must be humble and good to each other...always.

[omarmesilhy]

I always can't hold me tears when he says
she will...she will

[UncleSlimJimmy]

Interstellar has some of the best writing I’ve ever seen in a movie. I don’t know of any other movie that makes your mind bend like that. It all comes together in the end. When murph tells cooper that she heard things in her room as a kid, nobody would suspect that it was her dad from the future, time traveling back to those moment to try to stop himself from leaving. Quite beautiful.

[soundserenades_]

How can a science fiction movie tear me up this much😭

[pratyushdixit]

We want more movies like this who respects and explore the science

[nobodysim]

The greatest movie I have ever watched

[nopeteys]

So cooper communicated to Murph through morse code and spelled “Stay” to try and get his old self to not go on the mission, but if he never went on that mission he wouldn’t be in this crazy dimension to communicate to Murph. This thought makes my brain hurt

[kristinachaney]

This will forever be one of the best movies I've ever seen. I'll never understand people who don't like this movie or complain about the ending. It was perfect to me.

[dougstyles]

I literally bought a surround sound system just for this movie. And I cried like a baby. Judge me if u wish.

[acepr]

This whole scene is what the movie is about. Love into infinity

[rs-hfmz]

"Because I gave it to her, " explains love in the most perfect way. It's almost the best scene I've ever watched to describe love

[theupwardlook]

Literally slept late to finish this movie. Thought I would just go through it and capture the main them but found myself finishing the whole of it. What a movie

[dehu]

The soundtrack in this scene is everything

[drenrin]

Existentialism. This movie is absolutely one of the best depictions of existentialism I've ever experienced. It also ties all the themes you talked about that we find so sacred as humans into its harrowing main theme... y'know... Existentialism.

Yeah, Cooper should have been there for his daughter at the end. I kinda agree with your point. but even she knew and he also knew that relatively speaking, they weren't on the same path. Imagine it. Yes, it's emotional, but she came to terms with how her father disappeared a lifetime ago. He hasn't even begun to accept that it's been more a couple years since he left Earth. Now suddenly they meet and they know each other but they may as well be strangers. That's the fucked up thing about time dilation.

I also believe Cooper is so deep in trauma that he hasn't even begun to unpack that he can't begin to reconcile it so soon after everything he's just been through. Again, from his relative perspective, that's all a bunch of traumatic things happening within only a few weeks at most. He's in shock. Even when he knows what's going on, because he's smart af, even when he's looking at his daughter who he knows is now much, much older than him. I don't know if his brain really processes it all in that moment.

I imagine Murph has had the time that Cooper hasn't to recognize that. That's why she tells him what to do. Because she understands what's likely the best thing for her father to find some peace and work through his new reality.

Amazing. I fucking love this movie.

[abdimalikseid]

I watched this recently. And this is the first time I have time cried more than few times in a movie