Why Interstellar is The Greatest Film of All Time

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[zentrocs]

No matter how much I try not to, I always shed a tear watching interstellar, even after seeing it 6 times. I can't get it out of my head, and it never fails to amaze me, time and time again. Great video, interstellar is a masterpiece and my favorite movie of all time.

[Hemanathan_]

Cooper looking at the video message of his children life ....man their acting made me cry everytime, I'm not even a father but I felt Cooper

[turtleby]

i cried...even after so many years, the impact this movie made on me was astrinomical

[EnZyKaHd]

This is the best movie in the world, in my opinion. I can't begin to explain how much of an impact this movie left on me. 10/10

[colbythom]

This movie is a masterpiece. So many small details that add up to a beautiful story. Brands reaction to Murphy questioning her if she knew it was all a lie is perfect, because they both experience the same emotion. Murphy is question if her father left and abandoned her, and brand is questioning if her father sent her out based on a lie.

And I know this movie doesn’t want a sequel. I would be happy with the story of brand on the new planet.

Also, Hans Zimmer has performed his songs live, and the interstellar video is on YouTube.

[SpectorEuro]

Donald wasn’t Coop’s father. He was his father-in-law

[Reign-gpoe]

If you think interstellar was “too long” either you’re a 9 year old, or you spend way too much time on TikTok

[busterbrownguy]

I’ve seen this movie at the very least 10 times and my only complaint is that it’s not long enough lol. If this movie was 6 hours long I’d be glued to the screen the whole time.

[___P___H___T___M___]

Interstellar feels like a direct allegory to my life after I turned 21. I lived in Phoenix making dogshit money, feeding off scraps, toiling in the Arizona heat fixing old supercars. I dreamt of leaving and heading to a whole new part of the world. I finally made it happen and moved all the way to Australia with the hope of building a better life and potentially bringing my girlfriend and parents over there to live with me once everything was settled. Little did I know - this continent would be like nowhere else on this planet.

Its a strange mirrored image of America but with deadly beautiful creatures, ancient flora, and dazzling displays of nature in its most unfiltered form. Chaos and uncertainty were the only guaranteed constant as days turned to weeks, and weeks to months, and months to years in a massive blur. Back at home, my family and friends missed me to the point of agony. Some even cut ties with me because they were convinced they would never see me again. As the years went by, the hope of bringing my loved ones over here faded into oblivion, and I began to realise how much I was missing out on. Birthdays, weddings, promotions, arrivals of children, the loss of my soulmate, all happening at home while I may aswell have been on another planet.

My friends and family began to noticeably age with the times, and like Cooper watching the video messages, I felt I had missed everything while I stayed exactly the same - and I began to break down. I realised I was on a path that was truly mine, and mine alone.

The characters in Interstellar represent the different facets of my ego. Cooper is my will, Brand is my hope, Romilly is my curiosity, TARS is my charisma, CASE is my anxiety, Mann is my fear, and Murphy is my heart. In my manic wanderlust and unshakable urge for adventure - I brought everything with me but my heart. I left behind everything that mattered in my life as a sacrifice for a better future in a new world.

Now I'm 30 - still building. Still setting up camp for a family that may never come. My friends have their own homes, families and careers now. My parents have grown old and they struggle with travelling these days. Everyone still asks me to come home, to be with the people who love me, to pick up where we all left off and try to make up for the time we lost. I would love nothing more than to oblige them. But something about this place - this otherwordly continent - makes me want to keep pressing on.

Something in my future wants me to S-T-A-Y

[z.C.]

Have heard Cornfield Chase piece 2-3 times per week for the past 10 years. Comes around 1300 times. Still it puts a smile when heard. I bow from my heart towards this piece of work of Hans Zimmer.

[RAHULSONI]

Millions of fans overwhemed when you said that Intersteller is the best movie of all the time.
We love to hear (and watch) it, again and again!!

[geletch]

When I want to know if the person I'm talking to has a similar mentality to me, I ask him what he thinks of Interstellar This question sums up many answers for me. This film affected my soul, it permeated my thoughts and visions

[Mrfontetuc]

i saw this film for the first time at the cinema. shocking experience i will never forget.. then i rewatched the film at least 12 times again. even i made a tatto in my arm about the movie.. it changed me the way i see cinema.

[SnkrPrince]

your voice from your earlier videos is so much different from his later videos. It's so much better. You've gotten so much better at narrating.

[fouadbenrezzak]

There's good movies and then there's interstellar

[GamingWander]

This makes me think that franchises we grew up with just need to just end like Toy Story when Andy said goodbye to his toys.

[oletretre]

Interstellar is a masterpiece and one of the greatest films ever made 1 of my top 3 favorite movie of alltime, You feel a lot of emotions when you watch this work of art. The CGI is amazing, the cinematography is stunning, the directing is phenomenal, the story is great, the acting is excellent, the pacing is timely, love this movie so much 💯💯 I love the ticking every 1.25 seconds is a whole day gone on earth so brilliant well done wowwww

[wildkatz]

"Interstellar is the most powerful love story of ever told"... Well said, great video. I also recommend "Like Stories of Old" video about Interstellar. I think those who can recognize and appreciate Interstellar as the masterpiece it is are people who vibe at a higher level of consciousness.

[DatMiluK]

I cry every time when I see the message of his daughter, even in this short review. :( keep it up! :)

[farhanqureshi]

"no one can put that many details into one movie" sums it all. People who love to know how all the scientific details attributed to time are hanging together, would appreciate the greatness of this movie easily and anytime.