Interstellar (2014) - Scene “Messages span: 23 years'

Interstellar (2014)
Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain

[WhereTheStoryEnds]

What are the other movie endings you love?

[TheBobbyreece]

Losing 23 years in a matter of an hour is absolutely terrifying. He missed their entire lives. I couldn't stand a month let alone that span.

[arloandbehold]

This scene absolutely killed me. The concept of lost time just breaks my heart. Missing all those important moments and never being able to get them back is such a crushing thought.

[goodsoopjoey]

The weight of it, realizing that this man waited 23 years alone for them to return is absolutely terrifying

[taylordavis]

Murph's one message always steals the show but the last message from the son is underrated. Such a well written scene.

[GhostofRhurValley]

Super sad how Cooper starts smiling then slowly starts to realize he wasn't there for any of it .

[austindavis]

Since this movie came out it’s only been 44 minutes on miller’s planet

[Lutimboy]

The son is so dedicated and it took him so many years to lose hope. He kept updating his dad throughout his life which is just crazy.

[latrskatr]

4:01 I love how the music abruptly stops as soon as the recording stops. It makes you feel empty when it ends, just like how Cooper felt.

[TheBattlefielders]

the man had a grandson and lost a grandson in the span of minutes, let that sink in

[TheClarkBark]

I just turned 23 this year. He waited my entire lifespan for them. I can’t even imagine that.

[evanfaust]

It really breaks my heart that he never got to see his son again, when for over 20 years he was the only one who cared enough to reach out to him. The emotional impact of this movie is insane.

[overlex]

They say a movie is only as good as its villain
That’s DEFINITELY the case for Interstellar!

I can’t think of a better villain


than Time itself

[edenrotswinski]

"Why didn't you sleep?"


" I stopped believing you were coming back. Something seemed wrong about dreaming my life away."


: (

[heevestenry]

How does he not get the Oscar for that scene alone?! We just watched him act out a string of emotions.

[SynthD]

Still one of the most criminally underrated transitions in all of movie history. They show love transition through time and space, right in front of your eyes, the entire point of the movie, and almost everyone misses it.

[dylandambrosio]

The sheer silence after his son’s last goodbye, before Murph comes on the screen. Such a loud silence. You could see the grief on Coopers face, about to take him over as he thinks that’s the last he will ever see of his family, then murph comes on all grown up, and then when she says she’s the same age as he was when he left, all that grief came back. One of the best acted and most powerful scenes in cinema history. Truly a masterpiece of a film

[Chrisfragger]

This is one of the most emotionally draining movies I have ever had the pleasure of watching.

[nolabarie]

Matthew McConaughey's performance in this movie is outstanding.

[mrweaseljam]

This is one of the most powerful film moments I have ever experienced. The way we see and feel the characters emotions pulls you in even closer. It’s spectacular.