Interstellar **FIRST TIME WATCHING**

We both got rekt on this one. Boo-hoooze a-plenty, we were crying like a coupla alley cats in heat. This is an amazing movie, but damn son was it rough. Comment, like, sub, all that jazz and we will see you back here again soon!

[Wittynametag]

The difference between watching this film when it came out in my 20s to watching it as a father in my 30s is a whole other level of emotional damage

[Keliiyamashita]

“Because my dad promised me…”

This line makes me want to be a better father and breaks me in half.

[DrStrange_A]

Tears in my eyes every time I watch an interstellar reaction 😞

[armandorubio]

Saw this in the theaters with my dad with a son’s prospective and it tore me apart…now as a father of 2 and watching it as a father’s prospective..the emotions are even stronger!..one of the best movies ever made

[dlweiss]

It's wild that this movie was considered "a lesser Nolan movie" when it first released. But as the years have passed, more and more people are recognizing it for the powerful emotional film that it is. Great reactions as always! :)

[baronbayne]

For all the citicism this movie gets, no other Nolan movie has been so profoundly emotional, awe-inspiring and utterly ambitious. I don't know if it's my favourite Nolan film but I cannot deny just how impactful and beautiful this film was and is to me. Great reactions.

[ghostmkc]

Just in case you didnt catch it, when Anne Hathaway's character instinctively picked the right planet based on love shows that love is a gravitational force and can travel across spacetime on the quantum level. This is how McConaughey was able to help murph in the end, also humans being helped by actions from the future. They let love be the powerful force of nature that it is and as their compass.

[randomvideoconnoisseur]

When his son says, "I hope you are at peace wherever you are" and Cooper shakes his head. This gets me every time

[The_Movie_Minute]

28:37 so here’s an interesting fact for you. So this movie was released in 2014, and Nolan consulted a lot of scientists for this film, including the theoretics of what a black hole would look like theoretically because at the time we had never had a photograph of one. and I think we got our first picture of one like last year and it looks so similar to what’s presented in this movie. It’s crazy how close it is.

[DanielSmithsYT]

This movie deserves way more love than it gets.

[actionjackson]

Something I think is really amazing about this movie is that when Nolan approached Hans Zimmer for the soundtrack, he asked Zimmer to compose something that illustrates the relationship between a father and his child. Zimmer knew nothing about the plot or even the genre. While the movie is this crazy sci-fi concept, the soundtrack keeps highlighting the true theme of the love he has for his daughter - similar to the concept Brand described when she was saying love transcends dimensions and was driving her to see Edmond.

[davidhart]

The greatest movie of all time, for me personally. I’ve caught grief from people who disagree, that’s fine, but no other film has the ability to make me feel the way Interstellar does every time.
I highly recommend Arrival, as others have. It’s fantastic!
Cheers!

[Keladinus]

I think the design of the earth tech in the first arc of the movie is really intelligent. Because there's a global food crisis, they don't bother designing fancy gadgets like we're used to seeing in futuristic movies. Instead, a lot of the tech actually reverts BACKWARDS, to what's cheap and easy to make. Only the software has advanced: AI powered farm equipment, automated drones, and aging military robots.

[shamrokz]

cutting the docking scene might be the most disrespectful thing I've experienced in a long time haha

[Mikeyw]

This is my favorite film of all time. I don’t think anything can compare to the emotion, the anxiety, the visual stimulation, music. Everything about it is perfect. I still remember walking out of the theater as a 20 year old kid and just being dumbfounded at what I just watched. Trust me it’s even better the second time around. Most don’t grasp the complexity and the weight of the story the first time around. Well done on the reaction gentlemen. I’m glad you enjoyed it as much as I did

[GregMuniz]

Seeing this movie in IMAX is insane. You have to see it in 2024 for the 10 year anniversary. It changed my life. Saw it 5 times in the theater.

[KienDLuu]

“I thought you were the ghost” The level of foreshadowing in this movie is amazing.

[chappy]

I remember watching this before I was a dad. It hits much harder after becoming a parent. I teared up the first time through...I am absolutely bawling my eyes out watching it as a parent. One of the greatest movies of all time.

[limpenr]

Mikey’s emotions mirrors my own so much that it makes me cry even more watching this. I love this movie and his reaction.

[StreetHierarchy]

"...because my dad promised me."
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