When "Interestellar" started production, there was no picture of what a black hole looked like. Christopher Nolan brought in renowned physicist Kip Thorne to help develop Gargantua. They used equations and physics to create what was shown on screen and the result was the most detailed model of a black hole we saw on film up to that point. Fast forward to 2019 and humanity was finally able to see what a black hole looks like for the first time. The images shown looked very similar to what was seen in "Interstellar".
Cooper did *NOT* know that there was no way back. He was deceived like everyone else. But Murph was so resentful of him for leaving that she wanted to believe that he had deliberately abandoned her to save himself. That's not fair of her, but it's the reaction of a broken heart. 😟
As usual @EOM Reacts , one of the best reactions to one of the greatest movies in the past 30 years, and you do so magnifically. You are probably the most anticipated reactors for me, seeing your emotion, reactions, realizations of the amazing story. 10 out of 10 on a scale. This is one of your reactions and that you show that you completely understand the gravitas of this movie and feel the depth of this. This is a masterpiece of movie making and you did so well with the subject. And your "shut the f*&k up" is well deserved. Well done sir!
@@chaost4544 partially. they're further away from the center of the earth than people who walk around down here, so time moves relatively faster for them. it's part of the reason they have to include general relatively in the equations they use for GPS satellites to reflect accurately in our slowed down time down here. their velocity in orbit is much less of a factor for the time dilation.
@@bura19 it's the same when you look at cars driving on a highway from a plane window. those cars are going 60 MPH, but they look like slo-mo ants from your relative position and velocity in a plane moving much faster.
This movie is fucking 𝗣𝗛𝗘𝗡𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗟, an absolute 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗣𝗜𝗘𝗖𝗘, my all time favorite movie! Watching it in the theater was mind blowing, pure cinematic magic. Hans Zimmer’s score is a brilliant achievement, adding depth to every moment. Beyond its storytelling, Interstellar made real scientific contributions, with its depiction of black holes leading to new research and published papers; cementing its groundbreaking status. They're bringing it back to theaters for its 10 year anniversary, and when that happens later this year, I’ll be there without a doubt!This isn’t just a movie; it’s a cinematographic treasure by Christopher Nolan, the greatest movie director of our time!
I'm among them. this movie got absolutely snubbed at the Oscars all round but the fact that the score didn't win is OSTONISHING. It's without question one of, not only the greatest movie scores ever composed but genuinely may be one of the greatest compositions in music, ever. Up there with Beethoven and Bach and who ever ells you care to name. It is Hans Zimmer's masterpiece.
@afurinperil absolutely agreed my friend.. I own the OST on iTunes and listen to it when I'm having a rough day at work.. this may sound strange but it reminds me of how precious TIME is and how the older we inevitably get, the faster that "tic tok" sound becomes in your subconscious.. like I said, a WIERD take bit it helps me cope at times and I'm a "fan" of the score and the film 🎥 🎞
@idontknowleavemealoneplease well yeah of course, what ELSE would I said.. and when my date for the evening says, "Jon, wtf are you trying to do?!"... I look her dead in the eye 👁👁 and say.. "Docking...."
Oh man! I’m a dad of daughters thst are the brightest stars in my sky, this movie destroys me every time I watch it! I must be a terrible parent becasue there’s NO WAY I could ever leave my daughters not knowing if or when I was comming back, being away from them at all is so hard , can’t imagine this scenario!
Absolutely fantastic reaction. The best I've seen for Interstellar. Love is the way. P.S the movie Gravity with Sandra Bullock is also really good, not quite as good as this but above average for sure.
To be fair, its telegraphed really early in the movie, and if you hadn't guessed it by the end, certainly when Michael Caine is asking (and his character had to have known it was Coop doing it the entire time by that point) about how Coop got the coordinates to the NASA base is a dead giveaway when Murph/Coop talk about a gravity anomaly in their bookshelf (which sounds weird lol)
We love you too J. This movie is a hard watch for people with as much empathy as you have, but it is a beautiful, emotional masterpiece, and worth the pain to experience it's greatness. ♥♥
EVERY SINGLE TIME, this movie makes me cry. I almost start to cry when he’s like “make him stay Murph, make me STAY!! NO!! NO!!” She was so brave and had so much faith. When I break down is when she said “Because my daddy said he would.” You’re right, his movie is so hard for everyone, hard and difficult decisions. It’s a tough and beautiful movie. I love that you kept every character’s journey in mind, and then called TARS the GOAT because he got the data and is the only reason it would go through. I love that you called it from the start that he was her ghost. It still makes me cry every time. AMAZING REACTION!!
I just put it together that Event Horizon is the first movie (or at least the first I saw) that used the folded paper analogy to demonstrate wormholes like this movie did, and he's watching it wednesday. Two very different space movies, no doubt.
Jaaayyy it was so great watching this with you man thank you and Blank so much for sharing this with us. I loved every minute. Thanks for sharing with us!
Some of the best films ever made are also the hardest to watch, and they tend to touch us the deepest. I saw this movie with my daughter and I'll carry that shared memory to the end of my days. Thank you for watching.
Awesome reaction, man !!! I love seeing the real you come out, and this movie made that happen. I cried when I watched it, as I suppose most did. I'm not sure if I could watch it again in its entirety, but I DO enjoy watching how it affects others. We are all mostly the same in that, great movies affect us all greatly. Looking forward to your next one ... they are always THAT good, and it's a pleasure seeing good people do good things.
I always think about the scene on the water planet where she's sitting there for like 30 seconds waiting on the door to open.. ...that was like a whole summer back home, damn this movie is crazy. So many mindblowing details that are ACTUALLY rooted in reality..
You are just the best. I loved this reaction, and you were more perceptive than anyone I’ve ever seen with the material. Loved your emotion at the end. I agree. This is an unbelievably spectacular film. Thank you for this!
I am with you on the emotion this movie brings forth. One of the greatest movies ever made in my opinion. Almost wish they had release a sequel but am honestly glad they left the masterpiece as it was.
Of the hundreds of movies I’ve watched and of the dozen or so that I consider my favorites, Interstellar is at the top of the list. I’m glad you got around to this one!
I was in college when my dad took me to see this. I was so mad, like who wants to see a 3 hour movie 🙄 I was in there trying to hide my tears because I had complained too much to show that I actually enjoyed it 😂
When you really think about it, the heart of this movie is about a Father's Love For His Daughter. All of the science fiction and time travel just surrounds that fact. When Nolan asked Hans Zimmer to create the music, he asked him to write the main theme music, that slow piece that's playing right at the end, about Zimmer's own love of his son. So that's why that music resonates so much, it's about a Father's Love for their child.
What he sent back to Murph was equation on gravity and how to move massive object/space station from the ground. For me this is in a top 3 movies ever.
And that same quantum data was with TARS when he went back with Cooper to Brand, the human descendants from their colony advanced further and faster and were the beings who placed the wormhole off Saturn. Why Saturn? a Nolan nod to 2001, Kubrick didn't have the fx (after many tries) to copy the book, so changed it to Jupiter. There are so many nods to 2001, the most obvious been TARS.
Christopher Nolan knows how to get your emotional investment so intense….. when the catharsis finally arrives….it is absolutely shattering! Great reaction! ❤
Love this film! Emotional and awe-inspiring, especially at the cinema. I remember seeing this in IMAX and feeling the chairs shake like crazy when they went through that wormhole.
This movie is an absolute masterpiece. It f**ks me all the way up, it’s beautiful and utterly terrifying too. Makes me scared to be alone, I mean, truly alone.
All of that dust reminds me of the real-life "Dust Bowl" era of the 1930s (sure didn't help with the Great Depression going on). Look at that up. In this movie, something like that happened in addition to other things. We're talking about something that could eventually end life on Earth, or at least civilization.
It was meant to resemble that exactly. Down to the baseball team. Back in the depression days the major league teams would travel from town to town playing Games to earn a living. So, in this movie they had the NY Yankees playing in this small rural farming town. It was supposed to be a carbon copy of the Great Depression
Yes This is one of the best movies ever made. Plot, Dialogue, Acting, Actors, Set Design, Production Value, Attention to Detail, Scientific Accuracy, and the hauntingly beautiful Score.... Stanley Kubrick's vision and unwavering demand for accuracy was realized in 1968's "2001: A Space Odyssey" This was inspired by Arthur C. Clarke's short story, "The Sentinel" "2001" used to be the 'Gold Standard' for Science Fiction films "Interstellar" sets a new bar. I wish Kubrick was still alive to have seen it.
Let me tell you the truth, it doesn't get easier watching it the 2nd or 3rd time around. Loved the reaction, J. Props going to Blank again for a great edit.
@EOM Oh Jl your humanity and your heart shine thru this reaction like a star on this react :). Thanks to the EOM staff and the editing. This is a wonderful science fiction film in my top 25 over all for that genre to me. Was a treat to see you love it
I feel that Interstellar and Oppenheimer really mirror the other. One about a dying future looking for prosperity. The other about a past that didn't realize what it had creating a more cynical future. Oppenheimer is a heavy on dialogue with an amazing visual. Interstellar is full of visuals with one especially powerful dialogue scene. Robert J is looking into the micro of cellular science vs the other exploring the cosmos. Science saving us vs dooming us in one vs the other. I could be overthinking this or there may be more but either way that's a great double feature.
I call what you're feeling at the end of this movie "The Nolan Effect". His movies are always so profound that you can't help but think about them for days, sometimes weeks. They completely fuck with your head and emotions (especially this one). I watch this movie quite often because it's so easy to lose yourself in it and just forget about everything else. Thank fook Nolan understands the magic of movies!
This movie wrecked me, saw it 3 times in the movie theater by myself because no one wanted to go. It’s a masterpiece. You’re also the only reaction guy to call that he was the ghost ahead of time 💰 love your channel bro
This is one of my favorite movie ever made. (I said that allot but it is true). It really is a testament to the power of hope and the connections we have with our families. I think the way this movie effected you is a statement on your personal character (You seem to have a soft heart, and things effect you deeply. Just a bunch of stuff I can't and don't really need to explain). But this movie and The Fountain are almost a spiritual journey then watching a movie. Thank you for helping me get through tuff times too. Mean that. Now go and rub you puppies belly, and tell me there are not things that are good in this world that you don't ever want to give up on.
I think it was more emotionally draining the second time. The first time, I was just baffled about what I had just seen. Coming out of the cinema was like stepping off a rollercoaster, after your ride is finished. Incredible.
The video clips of the older people were interviews done with survivors of the dust bowl that happened in the 1930s. Their description of what life was like for them matched up perfectly with the situation in the movie.
Sir, when you said "he's the ghost"...the gasp I gusped! You nailed it sooo early in the movie. It took me a while to figure that out. And F Matt Damon!! (only in this movie, though lol)
Was fortunate enough to see this on the IMAX screen at The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn on opening weekend. Not only was I totally invested (like J), seeing it on that size of screen was incredible.
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you called that ghost shit earlier than anyone 😂👍
@@607995 I’ve never seen anyone predict this before out of all the many reactions I’ve seen of this
@@607995 I forgot about cat woman, she was in it as well
“Aye dawg, the refrigerator talkin shit to him” 🤣
it's 'Ay', not 'Aye'. Pirates say Aye.
"They got this filing cabinet on some Deebo shit!" lol
@westcoast7429 They're both interchangeable. Absolutely pointless comment and look like a fool.
@@westcoast7429 nobody gives af
@@westcoast7429 weird for that
"I don't hit women... But I just took on A LOT OF INFORMATION."😂
"oh her math is elite" lol I'm ded
That ticking sound when they first arrive on the water planet each signifies one day passing on Earth.
*nods head at Matt Damon's explanation of Plan B* "he might be cookin with grease" 😂 J is the best 😂
When "Interestellar" started production, there was no picture of what a black hole looked like. Christopher Nolan brought in renowned physicist Kip Thorne to help develop Gargantua. They used equations and physics to create what was shown on screen and the result was the most detailed model of a black hole we saw on film up to that point. Fast forward to 2019 and humanity was finally able to see what a black hole looks like for the first time. The images shown looked very similar to what was seen in "Interstellar".
Humanity except one. Penrose knew what one looked like. All he needed was his pen, paper and imagination.
I HATE when people post their "fun facts".... But this is one of my favorite fun facts lol
2016's "Arrival" with your girl Amy Adams is another must watch. Arrival and Interstellar are some of the best sci fi movies ever made.
Agreed! Contact too.
Seconded for " Contact " 👍
@@jesterforhire I like Contact but the ending just didn't do it for me.
@@Jaysun1 , that’s too bad. I found it perfect with her saying her dads words back to the kids. It would have been nice if she got justice.
arrival is amazing
Cooper did *NOT* know that there was no way back. He was deceived like everyone else. But Murph was so resentful of him for leaving that she wanted to believe that he had deliberately abandoned her to save himself. That's not fair of her, but it's the reaction of a broken heart. 😟
he was the ghost and you are the goat for predicting it !
As usual @EOM Reacts , one of the best reactions to one of the greatest movies in the past 30 years, and you do so magnifically. You are probably the most anticipated reactors for me, seeing your emotion, reactions, realizations of the amazing story. 10 out of 10 on a scale. This is one of your reactions and that you show that you completely understand the gravitas of this movie and feel the depth of this. This is a masterpiece of movie making and you did so well with the subject. And your "shut the f*&k up" is well deserved. Well done sir!
In space, it only looked like that ship was travelling slowly. Relative to the earth, it was travelling between 24,000 and 35,000 mph.
Yep. Even when we look at the ISS, it looks sooo slow to the human eye, but it's moving nearly 18,000mph. Space is so fascinating to me. 🌌
It's wild astronauts experience time dilation issues and age slower than people on earth in part because they're going so fast.
@chaost4544 yeah, though no real astronaut has experienced more time dilation than seconds to minutes over the course of a career.
@@chaost4544 partially. they're further away from the center of the earth than people who walk around down here, so time moves relatively faster for them. it's part of the reason they have to include general relatively in the equations they use for GPS satellites to reflect accurately in our slowed down time down here. their velocity in orbit is much less of a factor for the time dilation.
@@bura19 it's the same when you look at cars driving on a highway from a plane window. those cars are going 60 MPH, but they look like slo-mo ants from your relative position and velocity in a plane moving much faster.
"Because my dad promised me." Hits me every time. :(
“Oh he’d a had pain cause I’d a whooped his ass tryin to wake him up”. 😂
Thats a Clint Eastwood line right there 🤣
I didn't see this and said a similar thing. Great review
"This is one of the best movies Ive ever seen..😢😢 Ive never been mentally and emotionally invested😢" My SAME reaction when I saw this in theaters..
Can’t wait till they bring it back to the theaters, saw it at imax and was not the same afterwards.
This movie is fucking 𝗣𝗛𝗘𝗡𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗟, an absolute 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗣𝗜𝗘𝗖𝗘, my all time favorite movie! Watching it in the theater was mind blowing, pure cinematic magic. Hans Zimmer’s score is a brilliant achievement, adding depth to every moment. Beyond its storytelling, Interstellar made real scientific contributions, with its depiction of black holes leading to new research and published papers; cementing its groundbreaking status. They're bringing it back to theaters for its 10 year anniversary, and when that happens later this year, I’ll be there without a doubt!This isn’t just a movie; it’s a cinematographic treasure by Christopher Nolan, the greatest movie director of our time!
This movies Soundtrack has its own Fanbase.
I'm among them. this movie got absolutely snubbed at the Oscars all round but the fact that the score didn't win is OSTONISHING. It's without question one of, not only the greatest movie scores ever composed but genuinely may be one of the greatest compositions in music, ever. Up there with Beethoven and Bach and who ever ells you care to name. It is Hans Zimmer's masterpiece.
@afurinperil absolutely agreed my friend.. I own the OST on iTunes and listen to it when I'm having a rough day at work.. this may sound strange but it reminds me of how precious TIME is and how the older we inevitably get, the faster that "tic tok" sound becomes in your subconscious.. like I said, a WIERD take bit it helps me cope at times and I'm a "fan" of the score and the film 🎥 🎞
12:22 - Outstanding call, J.
I hear the music in the "docking scene" in my head everytime I have to Parallell Park my Suburban.
lol that's impossible
@@coreyrobinson8209 no... its necessary..
When you get it first try do you say "and for our next trick?"
@idontknowleavemealoneplease well yeah of course, what ELSE would I said.. and when my date for the evening says, "Jon, wtf are you trying to do?!"... I look her dead in the eye 👁👁 and say.. "Docking...."
@@ultimatesunrise and she says "see you on the other side slick" and calls an Uber home.
Oh man! I’m a dad of daughters thst are the brightest stars in my sky, this movie destroys me every time I watch it! I must be a terrible parent becasue there’s NO WAY I could ever leave my daughters not knowing if or when I was comming back, being away from them at all is so hard , can’t imagine this scenario!
Man.... Its about time!!
Absolutely fantastic reaction. The best I've seen for Interstellar. Love is the way.
P.S the movie Gravity with Sandra Bullock is also really good, not quite as good as this but above average for sure.
Man, that was the BEST movie reaction I have EVER SEEN! Thank you for sharing this experience with us.
Yeah, you guessed it, Cooper is the "ghost". You've learned well from watching all of these movies! 😁😎
Impressive!
I always get sad when the viewer figures out the twist extremely early. Going along for the journey and discovering it naturally is part of the fun.
To be fair, its telegraphed really early in the movie, and if you hadn't guessed it by the end, certainly when Michael Caine is asking (and his character had to have known it was Coop doing it the entire time by that point) about how Coop got the coordinates to the NASA base is a dead giveaway when Murph/Coop talk about a gravity anomaly in their bookshelf (which sounds weird lol)
Just like in reality, space is stunningly quiet, because there is no air through which to transfer sound.
You should watch the other space movie - The Martian to see Matt Damon playing the good guy. Another fantastic movie I’m sure you’d love
We love you too J. This movie is a hard watch for people with as much empathy as you have, but it is a beautiful, emotional masterpiece, and worth the pain to experience it's greatness. ♥♥
EVERY SINGLE TIME, this movie makes me cry. I almost start to cry when he’s like “make him stay Murph, make me STAY!! NO!! NO!!” She was so brave and had so much faith. When I break down is when she said “Because my daddy said he would.” You’re right, his movie is so hard for everyone, hard and difficult decisions. It’s a tough and beautiful movie. I love that you kept every character’s journey in mind, and then called TARS the GOAT because he got the data and is the only reason it would go through. I love that you called it from the start that he was her ghost. It still makes me cry every time. AMAZING REACTION!!
I just put it together that Event Horizon is the first movie (or at least the first I saw) that used the folded paper analogy to demonstrate wormholes like this movie did, and he's watching it wednesday.
Two very different space movies, no doubt.
Man owes me a new monitor. Eating some cereal when "How does diarrhea in space work" 🤣😂
"Imagine how good the pee would feel"
Jaaayyy it was so great watching this with you man thank you and Blank so much for sharing this with us. I loved every minute. Thanks for sharing with us!
The ending always makes me cry. I cant imagine seeing your child older than you after all he went through. The score of this movie is epic too.
You've got to be my favorite react channel. You are always so real and not afraid to show emotion or speak your mind.
I had the exact same reaction after watching this my first time. I didn't want the movie to end. It wrecked me too brother.
Haha - they got Matt Damon in this for no reason. Oh, there’s definitely a reason. 😉
Btw - great call on the ghost!
Excellent work CJ! Lots to unpack here. Beautiful cinematography, some stunning edits, and I could see the passion in every frame! Bravo!
Great movie. It always makes me cry. I saw it at the cinema. I think everyone came out with tears in their eyes.
I always love your reactions so much! This movie made me cry my eyes out but it’s absolutely incredible. I’m so happy you liked it too 🩷
I love that you asked about the watch’s second hand twitching before Cooper entered the Tesseract.
Probably my fav film of all time. Moved me like it moved you.
I have children and this crushes me. Just incredibly done.
Oh man this is my favorite movie of all time.
Nothing has given me such visceral emotions before.
Great reaction as always, a bit surprised you missed the ,because my dad promised me, line. Powerful moment that
This movie is phenomenal. This is Nolan's magnum opus.
Some of the best films ever made are also the hardest to watch, and they tend to touch us the deepest. I saw this movie with my daughter and I'll carry that shared memory to the end of my days. Thank you for watching.
Awesome reaction, man !!! I love seeing the real you come out, and this movie made that happen. I cried when I watched it, as I suppose most did. I'm not sure if I could watch it again in its entirety, but I DO enjoy watching how it affects others. We are all mostly the same in that, great movies affect us all greatly. Looking forward to your next one ... they are always THAT good, and it's a pleasure seeing good people do good things.
“Oh he in the upside down for real” 😂 I love you so much! Awesome reaction
Good job, buddy...luv ur final thoughts...i look forward to watching this movie with my daughtet
Thanks!
J is about to pause a million times and he will be crying the most of any movie especially the Family parts
He powered through the whole video message section without so much as a sniffle 🤷♂
Dang that messed my dog up. He needs to watch something fun and light to cheer him up, I suggest: "Requiem For A Dream".
This is a mandatory re-watch with the copilots. Yes it will be just as hard probably harder BUT youll notice so much the 2nd time it hits even harder.
"The refrigerator is talking bad to him!" Im dying, lol.
I always think about the scene on the water planet where she's sitting there for like 30 seconds waiting on the door to open..
...that was like a whole summer back home, damn this movie is crazy. So many mindblowing details that are ACTUALLY rooted in reality..
"what's good it's ya boy the murda whistle and my favorite movie is How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days"
😂😂
Nolan told Hans Zimmer to write the score for a Father and Son without telling him it was a daughter, always found that quite interesting.
You are just the best. I loved this reaction, and you were more perceptive than anyone I’ve ever seen with the material. Loved your emotion at the end. I agree. This is an unbelievably spectacular film. Thank you for this!
"He'd a had pain cause I would beat his ass to wake him up!" OH MY GOD I love this channel!!!!
I am with you on the emotion this movie brings forth. One of the greatest movies ever made in my opinion. Almost wish they had release a sequel but am honestly glad they left the masterpiece as it was.
“Damn, his hair be wild in every movie!” About Jon Lithgow made me cackle! Dude does have an egg head with a weird hair pattern! Great actor though!
Of the hundreds of movies I’ve watched and of the dozen or so that I consider my favorites, Interstellar is at the top of the list. I’m glad you got around to this one!
I was in college when my dad took me to see this. I was so mad, like who wants to see a 3 hour movie 🙄 I was in there trying to hide my tears because I had complained too much to show that I actually enjoyed it 😂
Thanks JL and BLANK ❤
When you really think about it, the heart of this movie is about a Father's Love For His Daughter. All of the science fiction and time travel just surrounds that fact. When Nolan asked Hans Zimmer to create the music, he asked him to write the main theme music, that slow piece that's playing right at the end, about Zimmer's own love of his son. So that's why that music resonates so much, it's about a Father's Love for their child.
LMAOOOOOO...."Is that a space Uber?"
Bro, you called it early on “he’s the ghost”, nice work bro!
Awww, thank you for another great Reaction! You experienced it like a champ!😊
They have Batman in the movie too, the voice of the robot is Michael Keaton
What he sent back to Murph was equation on gravity and how to move massive object/space station from the ground. For me this is in a top 3 movies ever.
And that same quantum data was with TARS when he went back with Cooper to Brand, the human descendants from their colony advanced further and faster and were the beings who placed the wormhole off Saturn.
Why Saturn? a Nolan nod to 2001, Kubrick didn't have the fx (after many tries) to copy the book, so changed it to Jupiter.
There are so many nods to 2001, the most obvious been TARS.
Thanks for this. I feel smarter having read both of these comments.
Christopher Nolan knows how to get your emotional investment so intense….. when the catharsis finally arrives….it is absolutely shattering!
Great reaction! ❤
Hands down, the best reactor on YT! I can see 100k subs for you soon!
Love this film! Emotional and awe-inspiring, especially at the cinema. I remember seeing this in IMAX and feeling the chairs shake like crazy when they went through that wormhole.
This movie is an absolute masterpiece. It f**ks me all the way up, it’s beautiful and utterly terrifying too. Makes me scared to be alone, I mean, truly alone.
When Matt Damon’s character gets it, I did jump out of my seat at the theater. You’re expecting some monologue and then wham.
All of that dust reminds me of the real-life "Dust Bowl" era of the 1930s (sure didn't help with the Great Depression going on). Look at that up. In this movie, something like that happened in addition to other things. We're talking about something that could eventually end life on Earth, or at least civilization.
It was meant to resemble that exactly. Down to the baseball team. Back in the depression days the major league teams would travel from town to town playing Games to earn a living. So, in this movie they had the NY Yankees playing in this small rural farming town. It was supposed to be a carbon copy of the Great Depression
I figured out who the ghost was right away, too. Like you said, you watch enough movies, and you can just a feel for when they’re dropping a hint.
Thanks J! I watched it with you on Patreon and agree with your assessment of the movie.
“The refrigerators talking shit to him!!!”😂😂😂
LOL...I never imagined I'd ever be able to watch this movie and laugh but Jay made it happen...over and over. 😁
Yes
This is one of the best movies ever made.
Plot, Dialogue, Acting, Actors, Set Design, Production Value, Attention to Detail, Scientific Accuracy, and the hauntingly beautiful Score....
Stanley Kubrick's vision and unwavering demand for accuracy was realized in 1968's "2001: A Space Odyssey"
This was inspired by Arthur C. Clarke's short story, "The Sentinel"
"2001" used to be the 'Gold Standard' for Science Fiction films
"Interstellar" sets a new bar.
I wish Kubrick was still alive to have seen it.
Nolan would appreciate the cornfield shout out he planted that especially for the movie! Then sold the corn and turned a profit 💅
Jay you had the perfect reaction to this movie It went exactly as I thought it would for you
Let me tell you the truth, it doesn't get easier watching it the 2nd or 3rd time around. Loved the reaction, J. Props going to Blank again for a great edit.
@EOM Oh Jl your humanity and your heart shine thru this reaction like a star on this react :). Thanks to the EOM staff and the editing. This is a wonderful science fiction film in my top 25 over all for that genre to me. Was a treat to see you love it
I couldn't be more pleased with your reaction to this. Thank you.
I feel that Interstellar and Oppenheimer really mirror the other. One about a dying future looking for prosperity. The other about a past that didn't realize what it had creating a more cynical future. Oppenheimer is a heavy on dialogue with an amazing visual. Interstellar is full of visuals with one especially powerful dialogue scene. Robert J is looking into the micro of cellular science vs the other exploring the cosmos. Science saving us vs dooming us in one vs the other. I could be overthinking this or there may be more but either way that's a great double feature.
I call what you're feeling at the end of this movie "The Nolan Effect". His movies are always so profound that you can't help but think about them for days, sometimes weeks. They completely fuck with your head and emotions (especially this one). I watch this movie quite often because it's so easy to lose yourself in it and just forget about everything else. Thank fook Nolan understands the magic of movies!
its really just original sci-fi, which was usually intended to be thought-provoking. Nolan achieved it in this film.
I think this might be the best reaction to this movie I have seen. You review at the end was top notch. Well done murder whistle.
I couldn’t hit play on this video any faster, I love Interstellar reactions and this was probably the best one I’ve seen
This movie wrecked me, saw it 3 times in the movie theater by myself because no one wanted to go. It’s a masterpiece. You’re also the only reaction guy to call that he was the ghost ahead of time 💰 love your channel bro
This is one of my favorite movie ever made. (I said that allot but it is true). It really is a testament to the power of hope and the connections we have with our families. I think the way this movie effected you is a statement on your personal character (You seem to have a soft heart, and things effect you deeply. Just a bunch of stuff I can't and don't really need to explain).
But this movie and The Fountain are almost a spiritual journey then watching a movie.
Thank you for helping me get through tuff times too. Mean that. Now go and rub you puppies belly, and tell me there are not things that are good in this world that you don't ever want to give up on.
The Fountain is a hidden gem.
I think it was more emotionally draining the second time. The first time, I was just baffled about what I had just seen. Coming out of the cinema was like stepping off a rollercoaster, after your ride is finished. Incredible.
This movie blew me away. And still does. It's so deep I cry every time I watch it.
The video clips of the older people were interviews done with survivors of the dust bowl that happened in the 1930s. Their description of what life was like for them matched up perfectly with the situation in the movie.
You were composed much more than expected. Then I realize that it hits way different on rewatch.
Well, Cooper is 124 years old in Earth time. In his time, he's only a couple of years older than when he left.
Sir, when you said "he's the ghost"...the gasp I gusped! You nailed it sooo early in the movie. It took me a while to figure that out. And F Matt Damon!! (only in this movie, though lol)
Was fortunate enough to see this on the IMAX screen at The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn on opening weekend.
Not only was I totally invested (like J), seeing it on that size of screen was incredible.
This is one of the best reactions to Interstellar that I have ever seen. Thank you.
Great reaction man! I believe you will watch it again…I have watched Interstellar over 70 times and I watch every TH-cam reaction to it. 😅
That was so much fun!! 😄😄👍👍 "Space Uber" 🤣🤣
Dam great reaction. You are making me teary eyed