For those who care, when they filmed Matthew McConaughey's reaction, they got his closeup first, which usually a filmmaker won't do because you start with wide shots and then go closer. And Matthew really hadn't seen the videos he was reacting to before. Those were his honest, raw, first reaction they got. Incredible filmmaking, incredible acting. And of course...Hans Zimmer..
@@CAMELOT331 You made me look it up. :D He really reacted to the video messages. In Nolan's own words: "But he hadn’t seen the video messages-we’d filmed them all in advance, so that everything would be there in the moment-and he wanted to give us his first reaction. We shot it twice close-up, and I think I used the second one, because the first one was too raw. Then we shot the monitors, and the wider shots, and put it together."
@@LM-gm9yo I wish the wording or delivery of that delivery were slightly different, most people seem to miss the fact the baby died. That good news didn't last.
it is devasting when you look closer to what his son said in that video... He said that they buried grandpa last week right next to Mom and Jesse. So basically the great grandfather outlived Cooper's Wife and his son's very young child. A great grandfather who had to see his own great grandchild die from the dust storms getting worse on Earth.... That would annihilate anyone to be honest....
FOR REAL!!! that seems to slip by everybody’s mind when they see that scene. like yeah, he had gone to sleep a few times, but that man ended up believing they would never come back, that he’d live out the rest of his days in space, alone with just a robot!
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the sheer acting skill it takes to show the entire range of emotions that Matthew McConaughey went through? Some people say he's a one dimensional actor that does rote roles, but Interstellar proves that he is a very dynamic, very skilled actor that deserves the accolades he's won.
@@RuanAntunes7 He got stuck as the Rom-Com guy for so many years. He had to work very hard and go through some slumps before anyone would cast him in more dynamic roles. We finally got this masterpiece.
There are literally only 3 other scenes I can think of at the moment that make me tear up without fail every single time I've watched them. This is one of them, along with the ending scene of Titanic, and the first 20 minutes of UP. Watching this for the first time was crazy, was not at all expecting some of the most heart wrenching and tragic couple of minutes I've ever seen before in the middle of a space travel sci-fi movie. Has to be one of the most dramatic gut punches I've ever seen during a movie...
It creates a real sinking feeling doesn't it - the initial realisation of lost time on finding out it's been 23 years, followed by the realisation that you are about to watch all the videos, then watching the actual videos. Mortifying.
absolutely. for me it's about all the questions his kids must have and how they change right before our eyes from kids to adults. 23 years for poor Rommily! He must be sufferiung all kinds of psychological damage - remeber earlier in the film where he said he was just terrified by being in the ship? Fuck......
@@PlayItOnEasy Love is for children, same way you dont take materials to the grave, neither do you take love 🤷🏾♂ i know my fam has love for me but i genuinely dont see the need, trust gets you killed, love puts you in baaad situations, last time i cried was 1999 when my gran died, what am i gonna cry at a random movie that will have no meaning tomorrow?
The only thing I think is a shame about this scene is that a lot of people don't pick up on the 'I buried him next to Mom and... Jesse' line. I've only ever seen a few reactions in which the reactor realised that Jesse, the baby in the video, had died also.
Yeah it was just major grief punch after major grief punch. Just so monumentally heartbreaking beyond words. I don't think my sanity could survive if that happened to me.
I’ve seen first hand what the the death of a child can do. That’s a grief powerful enough to destroy you. You have to rely on people to support you, and to not have his dad there to be there with him is crushing
@@thedeepfriar745 All of his support is totally gone too. Murph is busy with NASA work. Cooper is lost in space. his grandfather is also gone. That dude had no one left, hell we don't even know his wife is married to him.
The striking thing about this sequence is that it came out of nowhere. They go down, have a little adventure, come back, and WHAM everyone's life is ruined.
This scene, the ending of the green mile and the " could of got one more person" scene at the end of schindlers list are the only scenes to break me in my 48 years on this planet,
Same here, those exact ones too along with Marley and me. That one hit me as hard as it did cause I've had multiple dogs in my life. And both childhood dogs are honestly the only time I've ever seen my father cry.
i think what makes this scene so heart-wrenching is the layers. i always think about how he might be looking at these messages as though they're from the perspective that he's dead, and with his kids having no way to know, it's really like they're leaving letters at his grave and only hoping that he'll see them somehow.
I had a terrible relationship with my mother in my young adult years. I didn't talk to my mother for years. After I saw this movie... it changed me. I remember being at her front door and begging her not to hate me, in tears on my knees. My mother came down and just held me in her arms. I was 25. I'm 32 now, and I'm so thankful to this movie to this day for showing me how important it is to cherish the moments you have with your loved ones. A 2 years after that, she started coming down with Parkinsons, and she has only progressively gotten worse as time goes on. I implore with anybody who is reading this in hopes that it helps you see the light. Cherish the time you have with your loved ones, and especially your parents. Years later, just this year actually..., I sat down to watch this with her. She fell asleep while it played lol, but that's okay. I wouldn't trade that time for anything in the world.
Maybe I have some kind of mental condition but no matter how sad I feel I've barely ever cried at things since I was like 12, although I still feel like crying lol.
@@puppetmaster8551 His performance in True Detective really blew me away. I just watched that series on a whim and Season 1 is one of the few series I'd call a masterpiece.
@@puppetmaster8551 I totally agree, it's actually incredibe. I was a bit let down by the other seasons but I'm glad they're each their own contained season. You going to watch season 4 that stars in 2 weeks?
Forget the black hole paradox at the end, Romilky was easily the most mentally resilient of the Free for surviving 23 years on a spaceship the size of the Endurance. Man deserved better than getting blown up on the very next planet.
Hilarious how the reactors could almost replace Mcconaughey in this scene. Especially Just Trust Ash dude was going through it lol. Just shows the brilliant immersion this film has.
How the hek Hanz Zimmer didn’t get an Oscar for this masterpiece.. i watched this movie literally mote than 10 times.. most of my rewatch is because of the soundtrack. Best Sci movie ever.
I think this scene is the reason this movie is my favourite movie. Didn't cry when I first saw it but I watched the movie with a friend of mine and we had to pause the movie and talked for over an hour about the scene because we had such a hard time processing what happened. No movie ever had such an impact on me.
I was just in awe of this movie that that point, tears streaming down my face, my face felt frozen, I couldn’t move. Just the heaviness of it I can’t get over. It’s not just sci-fi. It’s the reality of the human experience.
I absolutely adore this film and I watch it most weekends. When I first saw this scene I didn't cry! Oh I was amazed and upset by the fact that Coop and Amelia were gone for 23 years leaving poor Rom on his own - it's so strange to think that they were only gone for what, like 1 and a half hours or so but it was 23 years, 4 months and 8 days Earth time! Anyway, like I said I didn't cry but I sob my eyes out watching these reaction videos. Same for the end when Coop is finally reunited with Murph on her death bed. No tears, just a slight feeling of sadness. But again when I watch these reaction videos, I cry my eyes out at that scene also! Must just be watching all the reactors crying that starts me. Anyway, I love this movie and I can't wait to go see it in a few days at our local IMAX for it's 10th anniversary. I didn't get to see it when it first screened in 2014 so me and my daughter are going and we're really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen. Maybe I'll cry then 😢
I always cry at this scene. Not only is the acting and music phenomenal but I think a lot of people, me included, see this scene and put themselves in his position. What would it be like if only 1 hour for you was 7 years on earth? And the realization of everything you've missed, the people who have died and you'll never see again. Given he didn't have much time to say goodbye, you can feel the pain he's feeling here. Even if it will all be worth it in the end, there's no forgetting the pain of never seeing the people you love again.
I watched this for the first time on imax a couple weeks back and have been rewatching it via reactions and such since, and I don't think I'll ever stop crying at this scene even if I memorize every word
10:53. That, that right there is why Interstellar imo is one of the most important movies someone can watch. It has a way of showcasing the insanity that is our universe. The grand scale/force and strangeness that comes with it all. It teaches people about how gravity affects time, it's something that most people never think about or get taught.
Subject matter like this really puts life into perspective. Differences in religion, political views, wealth and status really seems pretty damn miniscule. Time for the human race to get rid of our egos and hatred and become the human family we are meant to be.
I watched this movie when I was young and I took this exact message away from it way back then, it really shaped how I view things, especially the dumb stuff we humans get so worked up over.
It's purely, coincidentally 23 years and 4 months until my daughter is my age. I love this film and this scene but it just hit very hard right now just how categorically devastating it would be to blink and miss that. It feels like it moves at that pace already.
Seriously one of the most underrated movie transitions of all time. The transition transcends through space and time as it depicts love, the entire theme of movie.
Mary Cherry's reaction to Murph's message back to Coop is mine most every time I watch the movie. A kid hoped their dad would come back, and he didn't. That makes me cry every time.
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the film's release, which is now back in IMAX (til today). This is my second time watching the movie in the cinema. This clip still made me cry.
In my opinion this is one of the greatest stories told on a screen. Shocking, depressing and hopeful all at the same time, and all acted incredibly well
Watching that in imax when it first rolled in the theaters was an experience I’ll never forget. And got the blu ray combo pack with an actual piece of I max film they used. They cut up frames and stuck them in those special edition combo packs.
This Man had a father, 2 kids and on a mission to save Humanity but lost 23 years just like that, only people who can realise the depth of this can feel the movie speak.
This scene get me everytime eben after having watched the movie more than 5 times. And seeing this video made me cried and I was emo all the way through. Strange thing cause when the movie got out I read couple top critics comment on Rotten and many of them were saying they didn't felt anything, that the movie was aseptic.
I don't even think that this is the most emotional scene in the movie. Maybe because the timeskip is hard to truly feel in your core but of the 4(ish) cry-worthy moments i'm so close to breaking down when Murph says "because my dad promised me". I never had a dad and i'm planning for a kid right now and take being a dead very very seriously.
We are watching the impact on Cooper from his realisation of the harsh, uncaring brutal reality that 23 years of his future social and family life have taken from him on the span of a few hours. All the while though, the glow from the cause, the ever powerful, ever massive black hole, flows through the station window and ebbs on his tormented face in an almost mocking rhythm, like a clock ticking ever forward.
Just sharing- in 10the grade chemistry teacher passing by our classes talked about time and distance travel. He taught us almost same what we see in movie. I am talking about 2006 January.
When I saw this scene, I cried because I thought how horrible would be 23 years have passed without me noticing anything...all the people I love and care are different, some of them dead, all the things I know changed...everything I cared doesnt exist..and it all happened without me.
Ahh yea, this seen makes me cry every time. Haha, I'm not watching the movie now, seeing one of the reactors, "I don't want to cry anymore"... knowing the murph message still hasn't even come up yet. You ain't got a choice, the tears are going to come.
A lot of people don’t understand time dilation in black holes. The gravity pull is so strong it bends time. Bending time is basically holding it back so it moves slower in a linear direction. So an hour is like 7 years
The messages scene is by far one of the saddest in all movies, he watched his kids grow up, had a grandson, lost that same grandson AND another relative all in the timespan of a few minutes. That’s horrible.
Took me awhile to figure this one out... With John Lithgow's involvement, Nolan slid a slick one into our beds: Miller's planet, no. Mann's planet, negative. Where would we land folks?? Wolf's Den. The 3rd Rock from Gargantuan!!
Yeah it's kinda easy to miss as it's mumbled sort of so I think a lot of viewers missed it the first time, I did. Matthew's acting in this scene is just spot on except for when he hears that his grandson had died, even though he never met his grandson and didn't form a bond..still, I thought maybe he could've shown bit more emotion there, too but it just may be the never bonding with em thing.
For those who care, when they filmed Matthew McConaughey's reaction, they got his closeup first, which usually a filmmaker won't do because you start with wide shots and then go closer. And Matthew really hadn't seen the videos he was reacting to before. Those were his honest, raw, first reaction they got. Incredible filmmaking, incredible acting. And of course...Hans Zimmer..
that's really cool!
Did you know the scream from when he kicks the helmet is because he broke his toe?
Thet kept it in!
@@FishThatDavidBlaineSwallowed ah a man of culture
I believe they read the script out loud for him and these were his reactions. Not the films. But I may be wrong.
@@CAMELOT331 You made me look it up. :D He really reacted to the video messages. In Nolan's own words: "But he hadn’t seen the video messages-we’d filmed them all in advance, so that everything would be there in the moment-and he wanted to give us his first reaction. We shot it twice close-up, and I think I used the second one, because the first one was too raw. Then we shot the monitors, and the wider shots, and put it together."
The juxtaposition of "you're a grandpa" to "Grandpa died last week" is SOOOOOOOO devastating. Perfect storytelling.
Then him saying they buried grandpa next to mom and Jesse, who was his child just *NAILS* it home for me. It's just waves of grief after another.
@@LM-gm9yo I wish the wording or delivery of that delivery were slightly different, most people seem to miss the fact the baby died. That good news didn't last.
@@Brandon-im9wj I totally agree! It went right past my head the first time I watched the movie 😕
it is devasting when you look closer to what his son said in that video... He said that they buried grandpa last week right next to Mom and Jesse. So basically the great grandfather outlived Cooper's Wife and his son's very young child. A great grandfather who had to see his own great grandchild die from the dust storms getting worse on Earth.... That would annihilate anyone to be honest....
23 years in solitude GIVE THE MAN A BLOODY HUG ALREADY!!!!
Can't even imagine how it would feel😢
NO
He deserves a group hug
TARS included
Period
To die atlast in a blast😂😂
FOR REAL!!! that seems to slip by everybody’s mind when they see that scene. like yeah, he had gone to sleep a few times, but that man ended up believing they would never come back, that he’d live out the rest of his days in space, alone with just a robot!
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the sheer acting skill it takes to show the entire range of emotions that Matthew McConaughey went through? Some people say he's a one dimensional actor that does rote roles, but Interstellar proves that he is a very dynamic, very skilled actor that deserves the accolades he's won.
I don’t think he’s a bad actor. I just think he’s been the victim of terrible scripts and directors
People who say Matthew McConaughey is a one dimensional actor have never seen anything he's been in.
What an insane take to have.
the interesting thing is that scene wasnt acted. that was his honest reactions.
@@RuanAntunes7 He got stuck as the Rom-Com guy for so many years. He had to work very hard and go through some slumps before anyone would cast him in more dynamic roles. We finally got this masterpiece.
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One of the most heartbreaking scenes in cinema for me
There are literally only 3 other scenes I can think of at the moment that make me tear up without fail every single time I've watched them. This is one of them, along with the ending scene of Titanic, and the first 20 minutes of UP. Watching this for the first time was crazy, was not at all expecting some of the most heart wrenching and tragic couple of minutes I've ever seen before in the middle of a space travel sci-fi movie. Has to be one of the most dramatic gut punches I've ever seen during a movie...
Mine was watching the Star Wars franchise die in front of my own eyes in IMAX.
It creates a real sinking feeling doesn't it - the initial realisation of lost time on finding out it's been 23 years, followed by the realisation that you are about to watch all the videos, then watching the actual videos. Mortifying.
absolutely. for me it's about all the questions his kids must have and how they change right before our eyes from kids to adults. 23 years for poor Rommily! He must be sufferiung all kinds of psychological damage - remeber earlier in the film where he said he was just terrified by being in the ship? Fuck......
@@aouyiuLmfao at you!!
and now i'm there, crying in front of my screen, watching people crying at the moments i've been crying before... it's a cryinception!
Hahahhaah 😂
Even the toughest dudes get emotional with this scene....thank u christopher nolan for such a great movie interstellar
If you don't tear up even a bit, I hope you get the love you absolutely need and deserve 💗
I must be weird then because this stuff doesn’t make me cry….. nothing does to be honest(I know how that sounds).
@@PlayItOnEasy Love is for children, same way you dont take materials to the grave, neither do you take love 🤷🏾♂ i know my fam has love for me but i genuinely dont see the need, trust gets you killed, love puts you in baaad situations, last time i cried was 1999 when my gran died, what am i gonna cry at a random movie that will have no meaning tomorrow?
@@tez_4116 you know. I'll offer you love because you may need it.
Everyone needs love. And especially those who have been hurt in the past
@@tez_4116 I am incredibly aware of the spite of my whole family showed me whole they thought it was even remotely like real love
Interstellar was one of the greatest movies of all time AND YOU CAN NOTTTTT CHANGE MY MIND IN ANY WAY
The only thing I think is a shame about this scene is that a lot of people don't pick up on the 'I buried him next to Mom and... Jesse' line. I've only ever seen a few reactions in which the reactor realised that Jesse, the baby in the video, had died also.
Yeah it was just major grief punch after major grief punch. Just so monumentally heartbreaking beyond words. I don't think my sanity could survive if that happened to me.
Heartbreaking..
I’ve seen first hand what the the death of a child can do. That’s a grief powerful enough to destroy you. You have to rely on people to support you, and to not have his dad there to be there with him is crushing
@@thedeepfriar745 All of his support is totally gone too. Murph is busy with NASA work. Cooper is lost in space. his grandfather is also gone. That dude had no one left, hell we don't even know his wife is married to him.
Very unclear writing. Took me 5 watches to finally catch this especially since the dialogue is mixed so quietly in the theatrical release
The striking thing about this sequence is that it came out of nowhere.
They go down, have a little adventure, come back, and WHAM everyone's life is ruined.
This scene, the ending of the green mile and the " could of got one more person" scene at the end of schindlers list are the only scenes to break me in my 48 years on this planet,
Same here, those exact ones too along with Marley and me. That one hit me as hard as it did cause I've had multiple dogs in my life. And both childhood dogs are honestly the only time I've ever seen my father cry.
Those and the first 15 minutes of Up were the only times I broke down crying during a movie.
You can try " Marley and me" if you love dogs, that movie made me cry the most 😢
"Put his glasses on! He can't see without his glasses" My Girl.
Could have* Sorry, don't hate me, someone like Schindler wouldn't have made that mistake, lol.
i think what makes this scene so heart-wrenching is the layers. i always think about how he might be looking at these messages as though they're from the perspective that he's dead, and with his kids having no way to know, it's really like they're leaving letters at his grave and only hoping that he'll see them somehow.
I had a terrible relationship with my mother in my young adult years. I didn't talk to my mother for years. After I saw this movie... it changed me. I remember being at her front door and begging her not to hate me, in tears on my knees. My mother came down and just held me in her arms. I was 25. I'm 32 now, and I'm so thankful to this movie to this day for showing me how important it is to cherish the moments you have with your loved ones. A 2 years after that, she started coming down with Parkinsons, and she has only progressively gotten worse as time goes on.
I implore with anybody who is reading this in hopes that it helps you see the light. Cherish the time you have with your loved ones, and especially your parents. Years later, just this year actually..., I sat down to watch this with her. She fell asleep while it played lol, but that's okay. I wouldn't trade that time for anything in the world.
Thank you ❤
That's beautiful. Thank you for sharing this. May you have many more good memories to share with her. God bless.
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Thanks for share this man !!
You are a great person
If you don't cry during this scene then you're just genuinely sociopathic.
I’ve seen the movie countless times and dozens of reaction videos and I still cry every time. I sort of think it’s therapeutic in a warped way.
😂🤣
I daresay this scene should be a legit test to see if someone is truly a sociopath and has no empathy lol.
Especially as a parent. It destroys me.
Maybe I have some kind of mental condition but no matter how sad I feel I've barely ever cried at things since I was like 12, although I still feel like crying lol.
You know, i judged Matthew McConaughey back when he did romcoms. But legitimately he may be one of the greatest actors of our days
Dude is an absolutely incredible actor, his performances in true detective and Dallas buyers club are some of the best in tv/film history.
@@puppetmaster8551 his autobiography was actually amazing.
@@puppetmaster8551 His performance in True Detective really blew me away. I just watched that series on a whim and Season 1 is one of the few series I'd call a masterpiece.
@@XxXDestroyer it’s one of the best seasons of tv ever and his performance is legendary. So damn good
@@puppetmaster8551 I totally agree, it's actually incredibe. I was a bit let down by the other seasons but I'm glad they're each their own contained season. You going to watch season 4 that stars in 2 weeks?
I swear Chris Nolan and Han zimmer team up to purposely crush people’s souls lol
Forget the black hole paradox at the end, Romilky was easily the most mentally resilient of the Free for surviving 23 years on a spaceship the size of the Endurance. Man deserved better than getting blown up on the very next planet.
*Romilly
I can watch it again and again I will always start to cry with this movie, the acting, the emotion and the music are what make me cry
For me this scene is one of the few that bring me tears each time I watch it. It is soul crushing and I think this scene is splendid.
One of the best pieces of fiction ever created
IT IS THE BEST!!!!
Truly one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history
Hilarious how the reactors could almost replace Mcconaughey in this scene. Especially Just Trust Ash dude was going through it lol. Just shows the brilliant immersion this film has.
that is exactly what I thought while watching just trust ash lol
How the hek Hanz Zimmer didn’t get an Oscar for this masterpiece.. i watched this movie literally mote than 10 times.. most of my rewatch is because of the soundtrack.
Best Sci movie ever.
I think this scene is the reason this movie is my favourite movie. Didn't cry when I first saw it but I watched the movie with a friend of mine and we had to pause the movie and talked for over an hour about the scene because we had such a hard time processing what happened. No movie ever had such an impact on me.
The score in this movie is out of this world fantastic
Legend says Christopher Nolan had Hans zimmer make music and when he finished he played it for Nolan and says” I guess I have to make a movie now”
This movie layered on multiple stacks of emotional damage during this scene.
This movie made me cry too I know the pain of having a family and being in that position is just incredibly beyond overwhelming.
💔💔💔😞😞😞😞😞😢😢😢😭😭😭😭
I don't care how many times i watch this film i always shed a tear at this scene. Its incredible.
I was a complete goner in the theatres during this... Love you nolan
The acting performance of McCounaghey here is just stellar.. Looks actually genuine.
Watching their reactions I realized crying is contagious 🥹
I was just in awe of this movie that that point, tears streaming down my face, my face felt frozen, I couldn’t move. Just the heaviness of it I can’t get over. It’s not just sci-fi. It’s the reality of the human experience.
I absolutely adore this film and I watch it most weekends. When I first saw this scene I didn't cry! Oh I was amazed and upset by the fact that Coop and Amelia were gone for 23 years leaving poor Rom on his own - it's so strange to think that they were only gone for what, like 1 and a half hours or so but it was 23 years, 4 months and 8 days Earth time! Anyway, like I said I didn't cry but I sob my eyes out watching these reaction videos.
Same for the end when Coop is finally reunited with Murph on her death bed. No tears, just a slight feeling of sadness. But again when I watch these reaction videos, I cry my eyes out at that scene also!
Must just be watching all the reactors crying that starts me.
Anyway, I love this movie and I can't wait to go see it in a few days at our local IMAX for it's 10th anniversary. I didn't get to see it when it first screened in 2014 so me and my daughter are going and we're really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen.
Maybe I'll cry then 😢
The most emotionally devastating scene in all of cinema.
Love JustTrustAsh channel reactions. He and his gf Hannah did a great reaction to the Snape reveal.
yep, i miss the old ashgan
I believe that a person who is getting emotional over this is a good person with empathy ❤
That movie is just too much in every single sense. Definitely my number 1 at my favorites list.
I always cry at this scene. Not only is the acting and music phenomenal but I think a lot of people, me included, see this scene and put themselves in his position. What would it be like if only 1 hour for you was 7 years on earth? And the realization of everything you've missed, the people who have died and you'll never see again. Given he didn't have much time to say goodbye, you can feel the pain he's feeling here. Even if it will all be worth it in the end, there's no forgetting the pain of never seeing the people you love again.
The way that dude just tosses the towel I 😂😂😂. Because I know how that felt bro I did the same when I watched it the first time too.
Yeah he was NOT prepared with no tissues around so had to improvise 😭😭🤣🤣
That was actually a hat! I just watched that video today and I thought it was a hand towel and then I watched with my husband and it’s a hat! 😂😂 6:43
I watched this for the first time on imax a couple weeks back and have been rewatching it via reactions and such since, and I don't think I'll ever stop crying at this scene even if I memorize every word
This masterpiece of a film is the true definition that time is the only enemy we truly have.
10:53. That, that right there is why Interstellar imo is one of the most important movies someone can watch. It has a way of showcasing the insanity that is our universe. The grand scale/force and strangeness that comes with it all. It teaches people about how gravity affects time, it's something that most people never think about or get taught.
Subject matter like this really puts life into perspective. Differences in religion, political views, wealth and status really seems pretty damn miniscule. Time for the human race to get rid of our egos and hatred and become the human family we are meant to be.
I watched this movie when I was young and I took this exact message away from it way back then, it really shaped how I view things, especially the dumb stuff we humans get so worked up over.
@@GeraltORivia You sound like a self aware intelligent person. That's pretty rare these days.
Exactly. Sadly, the human race's greatest enemy is still ourselves and will remain so until we mature as a species.
this sublime background score, it makes this movie eternal...
Interstellar is not just a movie it's an experience.
As "Just Trust Ash" pointed out, that soundtrack when he's watching the messages, completely pushes me over every time.
It's purely, coincidentally 23 years and 4 months until my daughter is my age.
I love this film and this scene but it just hit very hard right now just how categorically devastating it would be to blink and miss that. It feels like it moves at that pace already.
this scene and when he's screaming to Murph to not let him go 😢
That and the “because my dad promised me” scene. Rips me apart every time…
Seriously one of the most underrated movie transitions of all time. The transition transcends through space and time as it depicts love, the entire theme of movie.
Ok kudos for choosing these reactions you have a good taste for tears lol
Mary Cherry's reaction to Murph's message back to Coop is mine most every time I watch the movie. A kid hoped their dad would come back, and he didn't. That makes me cry every time.
“Something seemed wrong about dreaming my life away “……those words hit hard for anyone.
To me this is the perfect scfi movie. Not one second of this film is wrong. It's perfect.
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the film's release, which is now back in IMAX (til today).
This is my second time watching the movie in the cinema.
This clip still made me cry.
In my opinion this is one of the greatest stories told on a screen. Shocking, depressing and hopeful all at the same time, and all acted incredibly well
video title: if you want to cry, click here
Or "If you want to see if you still have a soul...click here" Lol
Watching that in imax when it first rolled in the theaters was an experience I’ll never forget. And got the blu ray combo pack with an actual piece of I max film they used. They cut up frames and stuck them in those special edition combo packs.
Thx for sharing these emotions! I felt the same.
The Hans Zimmer score int his film makes the reality of what’s happening all the more impactful.
This and "Because My Dad Promised Me" 😭
Im watching these reactions to remind myself that i am still human
This scene really shows how time really flies, it’s heartbreaking, and always will be the best scene in human history
I love this scene. It reminds me of the epilogue to The Songs of Distant Earth.
This Man had a father, 2 kids and on a mission to save Humanity but lost 23 years just like that, only people who can realise the depth of this can feel the movie speak.
Just rewatch today. I'm crying like a baby. Such an intense emotional scifi ever😢
This scene along with the leaves from the vine scene in the last airbender are the only 2 scenes that make me tear up each time I see them.
I think thats the best movie scene i ever watched.
I don't remember that movie to be sooooo fucking on point with those feelings.
Nobody was prepared for this movie.
This scene get me everytime eben after having watched the movie more than 5 times. And seeing this video made me cried and I was emo all the way through. Strange thing cause when the movie got out I read couple top critics comment on Rotten and many of them were saying they didn't felt anything, that the movie was aseptic.
"Men don't cry"
Yes they do.
I think we all cried at that moment...
I don't even think that this is the most emotional scene in the movie. Maybe because the timeskip is hard to truly feel in your core but of the 4(ish) cry-worthy moments i'm so close to breaking down when Murph says "because my dad promised me". I never had a dad and i'm planning for a kid right now and take being a dead very very seriously.
We are watching the impact on Cooper from his realisation of the harsh, uncaring brutal reality that 23 years of his future social and family life have taken from him on the span of a few hours. All the while though, the glow from the cause, the ever powerful, ever massive black hole, flows through the station window and ebbs on his tormented face in an almost mocking rhythm, like a clock ticking ever forward.
Just sharing- in 10the grade chemistry teacher passing by our classes talked about time and distance travel. He taught us almost same what we see in movie. I am talking about 2006 January.
I don't usually cry but this flim this scene makes me cry
When I saw this scene, I cried because I thought how horrible would be 23 years have passed without me noticing anything...all the people I love and care are different, some of them dead, all the things I know changed...everything I cared doesnt exist..and it all happened without me.
i’ve watched this scene and so many reactions to it… idk why i do this to myself 🤦🏽♂️
Ahh yea, this seen makes me cry every time.
Haha, I'm not watching the movie now, seeing one of the reactors, "I don't want to cry anymore"... knowing the murph message still hasn't even come up yet. You ain't got a choice, the tears are going to come.
A lot of people don’t understand time dilation in black holes. The gravity pull is so strong it bends time. Bending time is basically holding it back so it moves slower in a linear direction. So an hour is like 7 years
Not that the Oscar's are worth shit, but thr fact that Matthew didn't win shit is a crime.
that movie is an absolute masterpiece.
The messages scene is by far one of the saddest in all movies, he watched his kids grow up, had a grandson, lost that same grandson AND another relative all in the timespan of a few minutes. That’s horrible.
Love this movie
I think this film just reduces you to tears
Coop and Murhphy cried. They crode. We all crode😢
4:18 it was so heartbreaking😥
I know why I'm watching other people crying at the same things I cried about: that's what's bound us. Our shared capacity to feel.
0:57 lol the pc counted the time my man's sleep sacrifice went into waste 😂
Bro I am so emotionless in general but this scene made me so teary.
Took me awhile to figure this one out...
With John Lithgow's involvement, Nolan slid a slick one into our beds:
Miller's planet, no.
Mann's planet, negative.
Where would we land folks??
Wolf's Den.
The 3rd Rock from Gargantuan!!
Could you imagine sitting down and binge watching the lives of your kids?
Chris Nolan + Hans Zimmer = masterpiece
watching reactors react to Matthew reacting to his videos.. WOW
Imagine waiting 23 years just to hear “there’s nothing here for us” 😭
best film I saw in my life
Let's also recognize that the body on planet looked fresh,from a certain view the body on the surface was still fresh.
Ash is such a good guy.
I love that the msot of them did not even react on Jesse's death. Or just did not understand it...
Yeah it's kinda easy to miss as it's mumbled sort of so I think a lot of viewers missed it the first time, I did. Matthew's acting in this scene is just spot on except for when he hears that his grandson had died, even though he never met his grandson and didn't form a bond..still, I thought maybe he could've shown bit more emotion there, too but it just may be the never bonding with em thing.
I first learned of time dialation from an anime called Gunbuster. The sadness of the idea always stuck with me...