This movie doesn’t get half the accolades that it should. It’s a visual masterpiece with an amazing cast who acted spectacularly. In my opinion the number one in this movie was the soundtrack. It’s brings feelings of longing and nostalgia as well as hope for a brighter future. I think I’m going to watch it again right now.
Martin Ogbuigwe very well said. I think it’s easily Nolan’s rawest, most emotional, sappiest film. There are parts where the spectacle, the dialogue, and the score work together to convey unrelentingly emotional vibes where it’s impossible not to cry, cheer, scream, or clench up.
This film was actually over-rated. Tell me, what was the possible extinction event? Global warming? Was it too hot? Too cold? What was destroying the crops? Why would going to another planet fix this problem? Why would a Stanford torrid artificial world be an improvement over a greenhouse on Earth? The plot didn't make fundamental sense. Was the Earth running out of resources? Was it over-population? It's just like "the Earth is doomed!" for some reason, that wouldn't be solved by space travel. If you have a plague killing off crops for example, going to another planet would bring that plague with you. This film was vastly over-rated.
i never believed that a sci-fi film would become my all time favorite...but here we are, I've watched this film more than 25 times now and every time its the same experience as the first one. I want to thank the whole team of Interstellar for giving us this magnificent movie
Kdream's Cosmos OH MAN SRSLY??? INTERSTELLAR ON IMAX??? THAT MUSTVE BEEN A ONE HELL OF AN EXPERIENCE!! 😭😭😭 HOW I WISH I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TOO 🥺 LIKE DAMN IF THEY WOULD SHOW THIS ON IMAX TODAY I’D GO LIKE RIGHT AWAY NO 2ND THOUGHTS ABOUT IT!
I almost missed it.. I was due for a long and lone trip home where there were no shows playing, I egged my friend to go last minute high af. Obviously, I was blown away by the music, visuals and mind fuckery.. Went straight to the station afterwards, and let it simmer in my mind throughout the journey. It was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.. I have seen all nolan movies from inception in cinemas and I admit some are much superior but, Interstellar was the best nolan experience for me..
Seeing this in the theater had me white knuckled, glued to my seat, mouth open and tears streaming down my face the whole time. First film where I thought wow thats how powerful cinema can be...
simply the best film I have ever seen in the Theater As a father, when I left the cinema when I got home, he spent about 5 minutes watching my daughter sleeping and ow important she is to my life and thinking that I would do the same to be able to give her a better future. a work of art this film deserved at least 10 oscars I'm 38 years old this film marks my life.
Not to nick-pick but 82 years later and "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn" is the greatest line in history of cinematography... but Interstellar IS an acting and directing masterpiece, a visual spectacle and a transcends music experience. It goes on a shelf labeled: Sci-Fi Classics along with Space Odyssey Star Wars and Star Treck
This was and forever will be my favorite movie ever. I don't think it could honestly ever be topped. The scientific accuracy, the visuals, the story, the acting, everything was honestly near perfect and I still get emotional watching the final minutes of the film. Christopher Nolan is a legend
In my opinion this movie should hands down be remembered as one of the greats of all time. Only because of how in depth, meaningful, creative and raw truthfulness behind it is. It combines science with the simplest things we have yet to understand and why we are here as a people.
For people watching this on mobile, as soon as the video starts, jump to the end of the video and end it. Then when you replay the video, voila.... there are no ads.
I went to the theatre to see this, sight unseen. In IMAX. I had no idea what I was in for, and what I experienced watching this, is difficult to translate into words. In my 35 years of life, and in all my experiences so far, this was truly epic.
@@jondonnelly4831 coz everyone dont have the capacity to understand this masterpiece!! Not their mistake coz everyone isnt interested in science! But what a beauty is science 😍❤️
Spielberg would have done a good job creating a blockbuster. I don't doubt that. But nobody does mindbenders quite like Nolan. It may not be everyone's favourite Hollywood popcorn muncher but this is exactly what makes it so great. That and Kip Thorne's heavy influence on the movie. This gives the movie a timeless feel to it
Omg i just finished watching the movie like minutes ago for the first time ever, and here we have Looper releasing this video...what a coincidence!!! It must be THEM
So glad the film didn’t turn into a sci-fi flick reminiscent of 2001. Nolan did a great job, and we all know him and Zimmer will always be a brilliant combo
No clue how the movie got so much criticism when it first released, i swear it grew on people progressively though. still my favourite movie of all time
Will never forget watching this masterpiece in theatres. From Hans Zimmermans scoring, to the acting performances and the story itself/mind blowing plot twist this has to be one of my favourite movies of all time. Haven't seen it since 2014 but finally watched it again last night. I never cry watching movies but I really did when Coop leaves his kids- so heartbreaking. 10/10 movie. Christopher Nolan is the GOAT.
No way Zimmer composed all that without knowing any relationship of the movie to space travel. That score stucked with me before, during and ever since I saw the movie as a space score. How. Amazing.
This movie gave me two passions, that of science, especially science pertaining to space, and a passion for cinema/acting. I’ve loved science since I was a kid, and I’ve acted in musicals many times now (I’m a senior in highschool right now), but I’m struggling in choosing a career. Like I said, this movie showed me the power and meaning of cinema, while at the same time struck a fundamental part of my being in a way that I’m now curious about everything and want to go into a science field, but I’m stuck between choosing which field I want to go into.
@@lakesidemotorsports7658 ohhhh ohhhh ok. Bc im the first person to compare actual life to anything in a movie, tv show, song, or any kind of entertainment. Ohhhhhhhhh. Dude, you know youre a half wit right?
At the same time everything in the universe regardless how big or small does not a predetermined destiny, it is as it is... if it’s big to you, then it’s big :)
So , i have a question. In the 5-D dimension in a black hole , when cooper was flickering second's hand of watch to send quantum data , at that point of time (time years = adult murphy age + 23 + 51 years + etc if any ) to the time when murphy was 10 yrs old but she was still getting this flickerings of watch's hand when she was adult . So , what does this mean ? Does this mean that cooper was sending quantum data all these years ( but that doesn't make any sense ) . Or is there any other explanation ?
I knew this movie was really realistic with sience to back it up! I could just feel it when i watched the movie that it was not just random imaginary fiction stuff going on but plausible scenarious! This movie has become one of my all time favorite movies!
I absolutely love Astronomy and space travel movies. I remember reading about this film a couple of years before it released and being extremely excited. I set a countdown clock a few months before it released because I was going to be at the theater the moment it released. It was worth the wait. I've wanted a sequel from the time the credits rolled but this is a masterpiece and absolutely does not need any kind of continuation. I'll just have to wait for the next space travel film and hope it's even a fraction as good as Interstellar was! Side note: I believe DR. Mann was suffering from Orbital Dysfunctional syndrome otherwise known as PANDORUM.
Was on Instagram randomly scrolling, came upon some galaxy based pages and eventually led me to watching the movie. Which I finished ten mins ago. This movie was amazing
How did “they” communicate with him to create the rooms in the black hole, if he hadn’t saved the world yet? They would not be able to if they were dead, right? Or did the future and present and past etc KNOW that he would save the world, causing it to actually happen in the future? Also may I add that I wrote in the search bar “How the hell to understand interstellar without crying yourself to sleep” to find this video. Thanks for reading this far ❤️ Edit: also could this whole concept happen in real life? Edit 2: So basically was he able to get to the room where 10 yr old Murph was in, in the black hole created by his furure self with gravity, and the knowledge he had in the future which we don’t right now?
This movie is unlike anything else that has been put to the big screen. The visuals, the story, the bold emphasis on advanced physics, the cast, the score. Peerless!
Every generation thinks, no believes, their understanding of nature, physics, and mankind are definitive and will never be proven wrong. Only to be proven wrong. Two of the most amazing traits of the human race are our ignorance and our arrogance. A wise man knows he is a fool and a fool believes he is wise. - Seen iterations of this attributed to different men. The more you know the more you know how little you know. - Aristotle
But the further we go into the future the more of generations are understanding that we will be proven wrong, as science is never a definitive element, it’s always changing with further analysis, we can also learn from past, we can see from history that countless times we have been wrong, even recently and there is no guarantee that we are correct this time around either
This movie doesn’t get half the accolades that it should. It’s a visual masterpiece with an amazing cast who acted spectacularly. In my opinion the number one in this movie was the soundtrack. It’s brings feelings of longing and nostalgia as well as hope for a brighter future. I think I’m going to watch it again right now.
Martin Ogbuigwe very well said. I think it’s easily Nolan’s rawest, most emotional, sappiest film. There are parts where the spectacle, the dialogue, and the score work together to convey unrelentingly emotional vibes where it’s impossible not to cry, cheer, scream, or clench up.
The 'BEST' Sound Track of ALL TIME
Ive watched it 5x and want to watch again
I watch daily in this quarantine lol.
This film was actually over-rated. Tell me, what was the possible extinction event? Global warming? Was it too hot? Too cold? What was destroying the crops? Why would going to another planet fix this problem? Why would a Stanford torrid artificial world be an improvement over a greenhouse on Earth?
The plot didn't make fundamental sense.
Was the Earth running out of resources? Was it over-population?
It's just like "the Earth is doomed!" for some reason, that wouldn't be solved by space travel. If you have a plague killing off crops for example, going to another planet would bring that plague with you.
This film was vastly over-rated.
i never believed that a sci-fi film would become my all time favorite...but here we are, I've watched this film more than 25 times now and every time its the same experience as the first one. I want to thank the whole team of Interstellar for giving us this magnificent movie
Form me not as the first one... I just can't describe the first experience of this movie, the quality of IMAX, soundtrack, visuals everything man.
Namit Singh
Me too!
It's nice to see that someone has good taste in movies.
OH MAN I FEEL U. SRSLY!!! BEST EVER HANDS DOWN 💯💯
Kdream's Cosmos OH MAN SRSLY??? INTERSTELLAR ON IMAX??? THAT MUSTVE BEEN A ONE HELL OF AN EXPERIENCE!! 😭😭😭 HOW I WISH I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TOO 🥺 LIKE DAMN IF THEY WOULD SHOW THIS ON IMAX TODAY I’D GO LIKE RIGHT AWAY NO 2ND THOUGHTS ABOUT IT!
@@annecruz7039 my wishes for you.
One of the greatest regret of my life is NOT watching INTERSTELLAR in Theater.......
That sucks although I was bored and didn’t understand it in theaters so I’m kinda in the same boat as you, love the movie now though
I almost missed it.. I was due for a long and lone trip home where there were no shows playing,
I egged my friend to go last minute high af. Obviously, I was blown away by the music, visuals and mind fuckery..
Went straight to the station afterwards, and let it simmer in my mind throughout the journey.
It was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life..
I have seen all nolan movies from inception in cinemas and I admit some are much superior but, Interstellar was the best nolan experience for me..
Hopefully they play it in theaters again. It was an experience like no other.
I went with my friends when i was 16 or so no one had a clue what this movie was about at the end it is one of the best sci fi movie i have ever seen
Interstellar in IMAX was a hell of an experience
Seeing this in the theater had me white knuckled, glued to my seat, mouth open and tears streaming down my face the whole time. First film where I thought wow thats how powerful cinema can be...
Were you on acid too?
simply the best film I have ever seen in the Theater
As a father, when I left the cinema when I got home, he spent about 5 minutes watching my daughter sleeping and ow important she is to my life and thinking that I would do the same to be able to give her a better future.
a work of art this film
deserved at least 10 oscars
I'm 38 years old
this film marks my life.
Six years after releasing interstellar and people are
still talking about this movie... what a legendary..
Six years is nothing :D people will be talking about it in 30 years
@@conradsz nah
Not to nick-pick but 82 years later and "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn" is the greatest line in history of cinematography... but Interstellar IS an acting and directing masterpiece, a visual spectacle and a transcends music experience. It goes on a shelf labeled: Sci-Fi Classics along with Space Odyssey Star Wars and Star Treck
Its just an hour passed on the Millers planet
So chill dude 😂😌
I love how sincere Nolan is to the art of Cinema... His hardwork always pays off...
Interstellar is the best movie ever
I totally agree with you! 👍👍
Best movie of all time.
I love the movie !!! But IMO the greatest sci-fi movies of all time is Ridley Scott’s - Alien and Bladerunner
I just saw it and I'm so confused lol
Agreed👍🏼👍🏼
This was and forever will be my favorite movie ever. I don't think it could honestly ever be topped. The scientific accuracy, the visuals, the story, the acting, everything was honestly near perfect and I still get emotional watching the final minutes of the film. Christopher Nolan is a legend
I was thinking about the movie and suddenly *they* uploaded the video.
Me too
This movie comes up a lot though. Its just that good
I want another one!
Don’t let me leave Murph! Don’t....don’t let me leave Murph
'They' uploaded it for you.
Good thing steven Spielberg didn't direct he wouldve stuffed it with alien nonsense
Exactly!!!
Yeah 😂😂
And blinding overexposed brights
Spielberg's a genius and the dude can make serious films. Ever heard of Schindler's List or Munich loool
Hahahaha dead
In my opinion this movie should hands down be remembered as one of the greats of all time. Only because of how in depth, meaningful, creative and raw truthfulness behind it is. It combines science with the simplest things we have yet to understand and why we are here as a people.
The background score of this movie is a masterpiece from Hans Zimmer. It draws all of your emotions. Literally all of it.
Hans is a legendary composer/musician
The amount of ads getting bad.
I thought I was the only one...
IKRRR AT EACH VIDEO I CLICK THERES A DAMN AD
Adblock plugins exist for almost every browser, Opera even has it built in.
For people watching this on mobile, as soon as the video starts, jump to the end of the video and end it. Then when you replay the video, voila.... there are no ads.
Do you not want them to earn money?
One of the most beautiful movies ever made. The connection with coop and murph to figure things out makes it so special
Matthew McConaugheys acting was nothing short of brilliant. Had me crying my eyes out 😭
I went to the theatre to see this, sight unseen. In IMAX. I had no idea what I was in for, and what I experienced watching this, is difficult to translate into words. In my 35 years of life, and in all my experiences so far, this was truly epic.
It's so awesome that this movie is still being talked about.
Once we can go back to theaters, we need this back.
This movie is one of the reasons I still want to finish my PhD and start teaching at a Uni! Never give up on your dreams!
I see Interstellar, I click!
the movie deserved an oscar. everything from the director, music to the actors.
after watching this it made my perspective much more deeper on space. its both beautiful and scary to know whats happening around us outside the earth
Same!!
A much-appreciated treat concerning one of my all-time favourite films. Thanks, guys!
It's way too underrated!
Yes
More underrated than using the proper TOO
Nah it's about right. Any one I know has seen it. Most liked it, but not all.
@@jondonnelly4831 coz everyone dont have the capacity to understand this masterpiece!!
Not their mistake coz everyone isnt interested in science!
But what a beauty is science 😍❤️
This is why Nolan is my
favorite movie maker!
The feeling I get when watching this movie is unexplainable, tears just drown my eyes.
N30 _ same
This is the one movie that left me staggered when leaving the cinema. Like i just returned to reality. absolutely incredible
Spielberg would have done a good job creating a blockbuster. I don't doubt that. But nobody does mindbenders quite like Nolan. It may not be everyone's favourite Hollywood popcorn muncher but this is exactly what makes it so great. That and Kip Thorne's heavy influence on the movie. This gives the movie a timeless feel to it
Interstellar and Contact. Decades apart but both magnificent.
Omg i just finished watching the movie like minutes ago for the first time ever, and here we have Looper releasing this video...what a coincidence!!! It must be THEM
Its not them
Its us
@@abhishekbamanna4413 lols ok thanks banana leaf.
@@bhl1053 Im jealous! I wish I could watch it for the first time again
Reference to Sam and Max? THEM?
COME ON TARS!!!!
Is it me or did they do this video already!!!!
they did. at least 3 times now
Are you sure you’re not in a wormhole?
So glad the film didn’t turn into a sci-fi flick reminiscent of 2001. Nolan did a great job, and we all know him and Zimmer will always be a brilliant combo
The VFX work and effort that went behind it is breathtaking!!! Major kudos to the team.
No clue how the movie got so much criticism when it first released, i swear it grew on people progressively though. still my favourite movie of all time
Will never forget watching this masterpiece in theatres. From Hans Zimmermans scoring, to the acting performances and the story itself/mind blowing plot twist this has to be one of my favourite movies of all time. Haven't seen it since 2014 but finally watched it again last night. I never cry watching movies but I really did when Coop leaves his kids- so heartbreaking. 10/10 movie. Christopher Nolan is the GOAT.
The best thing about the movie is it has taught me how lucky we are to have our earth and why we should preserve it
Nolan will always be among my favourite directors.
It’s incredible how this movie was made years ago and we still talk about it.
No way Zimmer composed all that without knowing any relationship of the movie to space travel. That score stucked with me before, during and ever since I saw the movie as a space score. How. Amazing.
Out of all the time humankind existed, i am honored to live when Nolan is making movies 🖐 🤚
Thank you Looper team for this amazing video too.
And of course thank you for the explanations and facts in it.
This movie gave me two passions, that of science, especially science pertaining to space, and a passion for cinema/acting. I’ve loved science since I was a kid, and I’ve acted in musicals many times now (I’m a senior in highschool right now), but I’m struggling in choosing a career. Like I said, this movie showed me the power and meaning of cinema, while at the same time struck a fundamental part of my being in a way that I’m now curious about everything and want to go into a science field, but I’m stuck between choosing which field I want to go into.
6:46 Svínafellsjökull in Iceland. If someone was interested in how it is spelled.
Emmm... no...
😅
*i literally watched this movie for the first time 2 weeks ago and ive been completely enthralled by it* now this video is in my recommendations
Excellent video, thanks for sharing
That was fun and informative. Thanks for sharing.👍👀👍
Amazing, I always wish I had the time to watch.
The simplicity of Zimmer's score was nothing short of genius. He else would feature an organ in a sci-fi film of such magnitude?
Watching Interstellar is almost depressing. Knowing that what ive done and seen on this earth is so unbelievably small.
You realize it's a movie right
@@lakesidemotorsports7658 ohhhh ohhhh ok. Bc im the first person to compare actual life to anything in a movie, tv show, song, or any kind of entertainment. Ohhhhhhhhh.
Dude, you know youre a half wit right?
At the same time everything in the universe regardless how big or small does not a predetermined destiny, it is as it is... if it’s big to you, then it’s big :)
A great movie can be great, but a great movie with amazing music is astounding, I love zimmers work on this, really brings the movie to life
One of my favorite movies ever
My whole recommended is now all interstellar but I ain’t complaining
So , i have a question.
In the 5-D dimension in a black hole , when cooper was flickering second's hand of watch to send quantum data , at that point of time (time years = adult murphy age + 23 + 51 years + etc if any ) to the time when murphy was 10 yrs old but she was still getting this flickerings of watch's hand when she was adult . So , what does this mean ?
Does this mean that cooper was sending quantum data all these years ( but that doesn't make any sense ) .
Or is there any other explanation ?
I just got done watching it and this guy talking sounds exactly like TARS
If Interstellar was shot now in 2020 with the new era and rise of SpaceX
Nolan collaborated with people from SpaceX on the design of the rangers.
It’s almost like TH-cam knows this is my favorite movie of all times
I knew this movie was really realistic with sience to back it up! I could just feel it when i watched the movie that it was not just random imaginary fiction stuff going on but plausible scenarious! This movie has become one of my all time favorite movies!
I saw the movie today and they uploaded the video
I absolutely love Astronomy and space travel movies. I remember reading about this film a couple of years before it released and being extremely excited. I set a countdown clock a few months before it released because I was going to be at the theater the moment it released. It was worth the wait.
I've wanted a sequel from the time the credits rolled but this is a masterpiece and absolutely does not need any kind of continuation. I'll just have to wait for the next space travel film and hope it's even a fraction as good as Interstellar was!
Side note: I believe DR. Mann was suffering from Orbital Dysfunctional syndrome otherwise known as PANDORUM.
We need a follow up to this incredible movie. But it’s gotta be good..
greatest video ever made 👏🏼👏🏼
one of the greatest films ever. truly incredible
Was on Instagram randomly scrolling, came upon some galaxy based pages and eventually led me to watching the movie. Which I finished ten mins ago. This movie was amazing
How did “they” communicate with him to create the rooms in the black hole, if he hadn’t saved the world yet? They would not be able to if they were dead, right? Or did the future and present and past etc KNOW that he would save the world, causing it to actually happen in the future? Also may I add that I wrote in the search bar “How the hell to understand interstellar without crying yourself to sleep” to find this video. Thanks for reading this far ❤️
Edit: also could this whole concept happen in real life?
Edit 2: So basically was he able to get to the room where 10 yr old Murph was in, in the black hole created by his furure self with gravity, and the knowledge he had in the future which we don’t right now?
Great content.
I read that original Johnathan Nolan script long time back in Imsdb
I am a Christopher Nolan fan already but this is one of my favs
One of my favorites
THE GREATEST FILM OF ALL TIME
Couldn't agree more...
Maybe for your generation..?
Time is ALWAYS the best character in his movies! 💪💪💪💪💪
Only weak minded c*cks*cker with no knowledge of films could claim that. It is a 3/10 Movie.
@@Yeah0bviously u are dumb.
10/10 would watch again.
Please can someone let me know the name of the last song in the video??!
just talk about the movie before watching this ❤️
you should put more ads on this video, its not enough
I'm glad I experienced this movie at the theater. It was well worth it!!!
whats the bgm @ 10:00 ??
One of the greatest movie's (and soundtracks) EVER
Is it bad that I knew all of this already? Such a fantastic movie!
Simply my all time favourite movie.
Intestellar and edge of tommorow is my favorites movies
The Zimmer part definitely worked, in my eyes Interstellar has the most remarkable soundtrack any movie I´ve seen ever had!
Even the Earth is flat, I love this ovie :)
There won't be another movie like Interstellar again.
Looper has become the channel that many people subs to but don't watch the channel anymore
it's been 6 years since the movie was released and people still talking about it
Ah yes, stoned me watched interstellar for the first time about a year ago. No need to mention my mind blew about 15 times lmao
Too many ads played during this video. But other than that great video
I did, was awesome! After 5 Minutes in, the first questioned loudly "i thought this movie plays into the future..."
This movie is unlike anything else that has been put to the big screen. The visuals, the story, the bold emphasis on advanced physics, the cast, the score. Peerless!
Greatest sci-fi movie ever made 💪💪💪
My absolute favorite movie of all time. The only thing is don’t like is that it wasn’t 4 hours long.
Great movie
He is simply masterpiece director
Hans Zimmer did so amazing with the music it was so entrancing
Only the best sci-fi movie of our lifetime, you know it I know it , so why don’t we just admit it
Every generation thinks, no believes, their understanding of nature, physics, and mankind are definitive and will never be proven wrong. Only to be proven wrong.
Two of the most amazing traits of the human race are our ignorance and our arrogance.
A wise man knows he is a fool and a fool believes he is wise. - Seen iterations of this attributed to different men.
The more you know the more you know how little you know. - Aristotle
But the further we go into the future the more of generations are understanding that we will be proven wrong, as science is never a definitive element, it’s always changing with further analysis, we can also learn from past, we can see from history that countless times we have been wrong, even recently and there is no guarantee that we are correct this time around either
What’s the name of the movie at minute 2:47 ?
This movie is soooo underrated
This is why I love Chris Nolan movies.
Do you think you have enough ads in the video maybe you should put 20 more.