*INTERSTELLAR* BROKE ME!! | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction and Commentary w/ Thor Reacts
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This the newest video in my Editor Reacts to series. Today I am watching and reacting to Interstellar for the first time.
Interstellar is a 2014 epic science fiction film co-written, directed and produced by Christopher Nolan. It stars Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Bill Irwin, Ellen Burstyn, and Michael Caine. Set in a dystopian future where humanity is struggling to survive, the film follows a group of astronauts who travel through a wormhole near Saturn in search of a new home for mankind.
Brothers Christopher and Jonathan Nolan wrote the screenplay, which had its origins in a script Jonathan developed in 2007. Christopher produced Interstellar with his wife, Emma Thomas, through their production company Syncopy, and with Lynda Obst through Lynda Obst Productions. Caltech theoretical physicist and 2017 Nobel laureate in Physics[4] Kip Thorne was an executive producer, acted as scientific consultant, and wrote a tie-in book, The Science of Interstellar. Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, and Legendary Pictures co-financed the film. Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema shot it on 35 mm in the Panavision anamorphic format and IMAX 70 mm. Principal photography began in late 2013 and took place in Alberta, Iceland and Los Angeles. Interstellar uses extensive practical and miniature effects and the company Double Negative created additional digital effects.
In 2067, crop blights and dust storms threaten humanity's survival. Cooper, a widowed engineer and former NASA pilot turned farmer, lives with his father-in-law, Donald, his 15-year-old son, Tom, and 10-year-old daughter, Murphy "Murph". After a dust storm, patterns inexplicably appear in the dust covering Murphy's bedroom, which she thinks is the work of a ghost. Cooper deduces the patterns were caused by gravity variations and they represent geographic coordinates in binary code. Cooper follows the coordinates to a secret NASA facility headed by Professor John Brand.
#interstellar #reaction
so i really thought throughout the whole movie that they were going to be able to bend time and go back so that cooper never actually left his family, which is why i made so many jokes. what i didn't realise that the joke was on me. i cried so hard while editing this lol fuck man such a tragic and beautiful movie.
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Well it was a little annoying with you guys feeling the need to constantly crack jokes on almost everything without knowing what's actually happening.
Anyway, whatever.
both of you are being very narrow minded.......him being selfish?.....being annoyed at him saying how hard it is to kill the other and "making it all about him"
you, as a good person, wouldn't kill another.....more importantly, you, as a person who wasn't put in his circumstances, wouldn't kill
the issues is this....i know what could push me into killing another.....and i also know how hard that would be for me............don't know if you have seen the movie, but, think Avengers Infinity War, Peter Quill pulling the trigger on Gemora
you want to talk about this person or that person not succumbing to insanity.....EVERYONE is different.....everyone has different THRESHHOLDS of endurance......and yes, a person who has been pushed beyond their INDIVIDUAL threshhold, you don't have the right to judge them....neither do you have the right to COMPARE them to another person.....who isn't even in the same situation
i don't agree with his actions, but that is for me, and what i would do, in the situation that has been presented......but, i don't know if he knew more.....not to mention, DEPRESSION is an issue brain chemistry, which you can NOT, WILL yourself out of....and if it sets in, you can't do anything about it.....you can't even fight it
you can't judge him......you can't judge a person if you haven't been where they are.......you can only judge the ACTIONS as acceptable or not acceptable....you can't judge the person
Thanks for that. You are such a passionate and smart girl. When I watched your reaction to that last scene, with his daughter who is now on her deathbed, I realized that you also have an older person in your family whom is important in your life, or has been in the past. For all your talk throuout the movie, you neglect to talk about what is truly heartfelt. Not even in the afterword summation and wrap up. At least, at the end, please give us, your audience, your heartfelt, bang on, emotions about the film. Forget about the technical stuff, we can all figure that out for ourselves. Ok? Cheers!!! Keep it up.
No Ant-Man.
Still stands up with known and unknown scientific cosmology.
this movie is actually highly praised and used as an example of how a legitimate black hole would look like, it’s very scientifically accurate, there are several articles about it, definitely worth a read
And the scientist (a producer of the film) won the nobel prize. His work in the movie led to the first time a realistic visual representation of a black hole was made and proven to be correct. One last thing, the black hole required an enormous amount of computer graphics. I saw this in theaters and it was beyond incredible.
Kip Thorne (the scientist Edison Perez mentioned), wrote a book called the The Science of Interstellar. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to see just how damn accurate this movie really is. It's amazing the lengths Christopher Nolan went to to make sure the science was plausible.
interviewer: "So how does your cgi black hole differ from a real one?"
films before Interstellar: "I dunno if you knew this, but they're big dumb black orbs, so our expert artists had to invent something better than reality for our audience's viewing pleasure. I think our artists did a great job imagining what black holes would look like if they were cooler."
interstellar: After we built our first-of-a-kind accurate extreme redshift shader, it made the approaching side of the accretion disk blindingly bright, which kept drawing the audience's eye away from where the endurance was headed, so in the interest of better cinematography, we had to make a small sacrifice to simulation accuracy by reducing the redshift... sorry...
They worked together with a physicist that created the black hole simulation for the film, and after even to this day its used in science to study black holes.
Then they ruined it all with that love garbo
I think Murphy was able to figure it out because of a confluence of events:
1. Having just recently found out that the efforts she had been making her entire life were futile she was truly feeling her own mortality, without the hope of escape from the dying earth.
2. She recently became the same age as her father (which plays a part into number 4).
3. She had just taken a dire and drastic action (setting fire to her brother's crops) in order to steal away his kids, in part making her a proxy parent figure.
4. Something her father told her near the beginning of the movie: "...once you're a parent you're the ghost of your children's future."
The combination of all these things gave her a new found understanding of her father, and his decision to leave (in the hopes of saving them). The moment she looks at the watch everything just clicked together and she understands why he gave it to her in the first place: Love. A physical piece to connect the two of them, and the one he would count on her finally understanding in the end: "Because (he) gave it to her."
Maybe more simply put: After hating him her whole life, for abandoning her, she suddenly attributed the motivation of "love" to his actions and decisions and everything fit together.
I think this movie is wonderfully, maybe subversively, romantic.
This is my favorite film of all time. It's kind of my favorite anything of all time. It's so awe inspiring. I still cry every single time I watch it, so don't be embarrassed! It's hard to pick a favorite moment.. or aspect. The music is just incredible. The track titled "mountains" that plays on Miller's planet is probably my favorite other than the main theme itself. The image of the black hole is probably my favorite piece of artistry, as well as the moment we see the mountainous wave behind the lander.
I have a few favorite acting scenes. Obviously Cooper watching his children grow up is a top one. I really love Casey Affleck's present time message and his acting choices in it; the way he pauses, the tremble in his voice when he says "I don't know wherever you are dad..." was so phenomenal. Another one is when Cooper and Brand are listening to Murphy's message. The way Jessica Chastain whimpers and cries - never ceases to get me balling. Just imagining being her, thinking you've been left there to die. At the same time, while she's crying and the camera shifts back to Cooper, and his face kind of recoils and twitches with this like - disturbed-ness.. hearing her anguish that he can't do anything about, the inability to tell her he didn't know, that he didn't just leave her. Absolutely perfect acting choice.
I remember the first time I saw this in the theater, it literally changed the course of my life. I bought a limited edition version that came with the DVD of the film, and two Blu-rays of both the film and 3-4 hours special features disc. It also came with a mini booklet with pictures from set and concept art, as well as an actual snippet of the film reel that they shot the movie on. Unfortunately I lost that picture. My life would be very different had I not seen it when I saw it.
Anyways among everything on the special features disc, the last bit of it, they are interviewing some of the vast and crew, Chris and his wife and producing partner Emma Thompson among them. Emma states that she truly wishes that this film inspires people in their lives to great action that changes the world. I wholeheartedly wish I could tell the cast members, that although my life has been very difficult and I haven't gotten my feet very far off the ground - I have indeed been inspired so profoundly to try and work towards helping bring about action that revolutionizes our civilization and the world, and I seek to inspire others to do the same.
Every time I see a reactor watch this film for the first time, I get physically giddy with excitement. This film helped invigorate a stronger sense of compassion, and empathy in myself for the greater human race, a better understanding and respect for the human condition and the suffering we all gave in our lives. And it taught me that altruism is valuable, and that the best course of action is not always practical logic and reason. Our love for one another means something, and while we shouldn't make decisions solely based on our emotions, they should nevertheless be at the forefront of all our choices. When we make choices based just on logic and deny our love and compassion and empathy, that is when we make decisions that lead to us not just giving up on each other, but forcing each other to sacrifice our lives when sacrifice should always be voluntary - even if it's for the sake of the human race - we should never commit such immortality against one another. And I hope it helps others to those same realizations.
I am so glad you guys liked the film! You should definitely watch the prestige on here. It's probably my second favorite Nolan film 😊
One of the best comments I've seen ^_^... I share similar feelings of the movie and also consider it the best I've seen in my life. I'm so happy more people are watching Interstellar. It was the greatest movie experience for me when I saw Interstellar in cinema. Everything about it is just perfect, the acting, visuals and music are phenomenal. I absolutely love Mountains too, always gives me the chills. One of my favorite moments is the black hole scene, visually so mindblowing and the music 🧡... Also when they approach the wormhole, it made me feel like I was floating in space on big cinema screen 🤯. But there are so many scenes that makes me emotional and gives chills.
I cry every time when I watch this movie again 😭.
Could not agree more, This movie has held a special spot in my life (as a parent) I believe this movie hits HARD as hell. Because of too many reasons to mention just seriously nothing less to say other then "Cinema masterpiece" with no question. I have watched it several times and ball my eyes out every time man just seriously good (as well it appears a bunch of people agree on)
Such a touching, beautiful, intricate, and impactful film. Thanks for letting me watch along as you experienced all of it for the first time, always a pleasure!
thanks for watching it with me! reacting with you was what kept me sane during it
“In an hour your daughter is.. Jessica Chastain” 😂
34:05 Did you both actually miss how at the end, Cooper steals a spaceship with TARS to go find Brand?
This is the most disconnected reaction to this movie I've seen to date. The moments everyone breaks down and cries - including me - they are watching with pokerface, joking around or talking about a previous scene and what it might mean. And yes, they even missed the actual ending of the movie.
I don't get it. How can you not feel this movie and everything the characters went through? And still they add "it broke me" in the clickbait title? That's just low.
@@caleidoo sociopaths
@@caleidoo well she said she cried her eyes out, while editing, off camera.
@@English_MoFo and you believe that🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@heisenberg1098 no it was 100% sarcasm. Some ppl should NOT be reactors and she's the poster child 🙄
This movie used computer simulations to predict what black holes look like. Turns out it was spot on, some years after the movie came out scientists actually took a rough picture of a black hole, almost exactly what it looks like in the movie. Only perhaps 2 or 3 things are exaggerations or not scientifically sound, the 5th dimension is for the movie and not based on hard science but that doesn't mean such a thing isn't possible. Another thing is that you would certainly die entering a black hole, so not totally accurate. The gravity warping time concept is actually true, it's called time dilation and is actually fairly well understood. I believe Nolan chose Kip Thorne, a well known theoretical physicist, to make sure as much of the movie was as scientifically accurate as possible.
the "don't be suspicious" edit is hilarious! xD
"in an hour your father has died, you have a grandchild...and your daughter is Jessica Chastain"
hahaha
The most beautiful movie with the most beautiful music
Nobody never talk about Dr. Brand removes her helmet and breathes in oxygen in the end scenes. Which also opens the window for Cooper to join her as he low key u know, likes her or whatever. Its pretty epic.
so the old man's wish will finally come true. repopulate, well not earth but somewhere else 😄
"It was you."
"No Ray...it was YOU."
-Field of Dreams.
"It was you...
YOU were my ghost!"
-Interstellar.
Bonus:
"Stay" was not meant for Coop, it was for MURPH.
To STAY and translate the code.
Please, don’t be embarrassed about having the feels. It just means you were moved and human💕
murph found that's her dad because she saw's her watch which was given by cooper was giving codes not other things and those two watches between them is also good connection for the moral of love so she figured out that's her dad
My fiancé is a big fan of Interstellar and Hans Zimmer. We've seen Hans in London and he was amazing! That soundtrack is sooo good. I put on the record player and do my cleaning 😂😂😂 soo peaceful and focusing haha
Fun fact No Actor used GreenScreen Nolan loves real affects, I no this because Mathew McCon and Anne Hath had a interview and they both say so and then Anne Hathaway demonstrates her gravity skills
Oh I love both of your channels, what a happy surprise!
This movie has a complete different place in my heart, through thousands years the memory of this movie will never fade away from my heart.
I’m loving this collabs with you two! Keep them coming please 💜💜
Got to agree. These two have great chemistry.
Me, during every scene with Matt Damon (0:02)
music in this movie is fucking amazing
"What ever the fuck movie BROKE ME!" lol.
Just wanted to say I really love that you and Thor are doing these movie reactions together because they're so much fun to watch and you have done some awesome films that are some of my favourites, including this one. So thank you! 😊
Thank you for watching these reactions as well! Really appreciate your supoort :)
@@TheLexiCrowd Np!
Ructions lol
In the review you mention if only Michael Caine's character wouldn't gave up on the equations, but that is not what happend. In fact, it is said in the movie he solved them long time ago, it's just the solution itself was useless without the data from the black hole (which is what Cooper provided to Murphy as the missing piece in the end).
I can't believe my two favorite reactors joined forces!!!! ❤
When Ed Harris dropped into the Abyss, we saw Coop dropping into Gargantua.
Even the little flashy lights Coop saw, Ed Harris saw in orbit during The Right Stuff.
That Tesseract Coop encountered with the flimsy walls?
Think Starlord...Rubberband Man.
How?
Woody Harrelson in Kingpin.
The Rubber Man.
Trojan Condoms.
Plan A, or Plan B??
most of the parts in the movie are realistic like time of ageing between murph and cooper. then blackhole design was soo good that we have found now real blackhole design looks so similar to the chirtoper nolan's blackhole design
the wormhole is theoretical, the matrix inside the blackhole is fantasy, the time dilation is all observable, real-world facts that have to do with relativity and the fundamentals of space-time
Just have a couple complaints about this reaction. The main one being watch out for this man lol he's gotta be a cyborg. I've never seen anyone watch this movie and not shed a tear or batt an eyelash. I also can't believe you skipped like the whole docking scene :( such a powerful scene and you skipped through it
100%
100% on you there...also talking about youtube-misleading titles: "tinterstellar broke me" and i felt they were joking and smiling 95% of the time...also their really petty try to lead a philosophical discussion..
@@jurgenkling8318 I wouldn’t trust trust them
@@jurgenkling8318 I agree. Not trying to just shit on them. But I think their reaction channel could do better if they let the movie impact them normally instead of defusing tension and laughing off emotional scenes. Thats not a reaction. That’s just blatantly talking over a movie, which I don’t tolerate from my friends or family lol
This movie makes me cry every time i watch it.
I absolutely loved your reactions 💛... Interstellar is my favorite movie ever, so mind-blowing and emotional with Hans Zimmer's epic music. The messages through years scene always makes me cry... I'm so happy to see more people reacting to this and the reactions reminds me of my first time seeing it ^_^ !
Btw no one from the audience knew that Matt Damon was in this movie during the release, his role was a surprise. The posters or trailers didn't mention him at all :). One of my favorite scenes is played during the "Coward" song, when Coop and Mann are fighting in the middle of nowhere on a frozen planet. It's just so crazy.
Great reactions :) You guys made me think hard about the convenience of Murph figuring everything out. Never thought it could be a big problem for some. Interesting. The most logical thing was the morse code on the watch.... Murph always had that instinct all along that something in her room/bookshelf was significant to solving gravity, she talked about it to her friend in the car so it was setup. The biggest thing that we overlook about why we believe in "love" is the timing, when we are in love, timing is always too perfectly lined up, too convenient, I feel that it was a subjective way to show that, "They" put Cooper at the precise time to catch her, they know that it was that moment she figured Cooper was her ghost.
That blackhole looks exactly like the blackhole picture they released last year. So blackhole is pretty accurate when it comes to looks.
oh i just found out you know each other! i watched many movie reactions from him and now i'm watching Lexi's reactions to Lost and GoT
I saw this movie in theaters twice upon release. I went with some friends a third time when I visited home. I was praying the entire movie, "Ok dude, you won't cry, you won't cry, you won't cry." I cried. I hid it very well. Thankfully, I notcied them crying too. Phew.
18:34 "Where did they film THIS?" Iceland 🇮🇸.
When she literally predicted the entire movies twist halfway through
I love science fiction that is emotional: sad or sentimental or anything like that.
Any woman who loves her dad is probably gonna cry pretty hard at this one.
BTW, Dasha of Russia uploaded her reaction to this about 6 hours ago. She's another reactor that I watch.
Tbh my threshold is pretty low, I cry at anything emotionally twisting 🤣
How can you just skip over the docking scene, it’s the best scene in the whole movie 🤦♂️
She figured it out! I call your ability to figure out plot and raise you TeneT or Mulholland Drive.
And they call Nolan's movies, "cold and heartless".
It's pretty close to as real as we can get, based on our understanding of Relativity, etc.
Ok she clearly seen this before.
He literally stole Murph her father while sending his own daughter on the survival mission. Even if you follow potentially “right” goal, it cannot be reached by wrong means.
Brooo, Michael Cane is awesome..
addictive even LOL xD
Just had to get someone who’s already seen the movie so we don’t get just one new & fresh reaction.. just had to.
michael's character is a soo good character. he tried everything in his ability but the movie's moral is love is superior to show that cooper and murph are the perfect because they both love each other so much that they can communicate without knowingly. man's character is not also a devil character because he is realistic. in movie they show that they can sacrifice but it's not easy as you think and it's not realistic. every human has a nature of survival
"I'm gonna SPIN down around on TOP of it."
Coop landing on Planet Wave.
'Inception'.
Cobb opens that movie...on a beach.
The ending...ONATOP.
Sorry, 'GoldenEYE' joke. 😎
Or...was it? 🤔
Speaking of Corn on the Cob, think I'll watch Field of DREAMS
I’m shocked that the word “evil” was thrown around really weirdly.
i think most people who don't like it, didn't understand the end. It get's a little mystical but it makes perfect sense. "They" simply made a interface comprehensible and usable by ye olde humans. A bit like special phones for the elderly.
So parents at the moment of death see their children; when we die, our thoughts go to those we most love.
So Brand brought forth the idea that love is a force in physics. Maybe it's not just our thoughts that go to our loved ones, but our consciousness; maybe WE go to them, but just reinhabiting our bodies back then, not as mere memories...
Gravity affects/controls time, suppressing or expanding as gravity increases or decreases. I think at the point Cooper leaves Brand so she would survive, he accidently uses a 'gravity assist' through the 5th dimension to return to Murph's bedroom, as facilitated by the 'THEM".
'Them' is members of our future species; the beings we evolve into, who carry the capacity to perceive and comprehend 5th dimensions.
I agree, the human race would have perished if Cooper had not left. Our future species knew/know that as established history. When you live in all time simultaneously, there is no time paradoxes; it's all laid out like clockwork, like habit or ritual. At point A you set out the wormhole by Saturn, at point B you set up the tesseract for Cooper's use and move him into it so he can transmit the info to the Murphs, at point C you take down the tesseract so he can be picked up and readied to go to Brand on Edmund's planet. It's a structure in time, so you just tick off the actions, like a To Do list. The deaths along the way are just part of the structure of this time point, adding weight ['gravity'] to push the action along.
I'm really finding that watching a lot of reactions to this film is really developing a depth to my comprehension of this film. Each reaction adds to my understanding of this film, of this story. Intellectually, it's such a full meal.
I have to insist: you guys really must watch "Arrival"; it's so a companion piece to this film, matching seriousness and depth and the stories are both bigger than the moment or individuals or even the Earth, yet intimate. And both end with the story satisfyingly unfinished.
I love watch movies on discord with friends
Def the girl on the right is exactly who you DO NOT WANT on this mission. She’d screw the mission to spend the last five minutes of her life suffocating with her family. Last breath.
Not a critique of her, but she’s def not who I want holding the fate of the human race in her hands.
I would choose my family over the whole world without any hesitation
A lot of people really like Tars which is interesting given he's just a cuboid. I think the shape of the robots is really clever. If they were human-oids the focus would be a lot more on them. Being a simple cuboid ensures they remain background characters and the focus remains on the human relationships but the human robot voices still creates some level of attachment for the viewer.
I did find the bit where Murph realises her Dad was the ghost a bit sparse. I half think it would have been better if the message said STAY DAD. Then as an adult she could have opened the book to realise the message was from him rather than about him. But I guess this would probably have made it too obvious who the ghost was for many people.
I also think Murph's emotions when realising it was her Dad could have been ramped up a bit. I mean it's a 'collapse on the floor kind of realisation'. I kind of feel Murph's reaction could have mirrored her Dad's emotional reaction when in the tesseract. It felt a bit rushed how she realises then just runs outside with a smile on her face to tell her brother.
У парня больше эмоций чем у тётки.....
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Most of the relativity stuff is pretty spot on. Gravity will slow down time, based on General Theory of Relativity. But "Worm Holes" is not something that's been proven to exist yet, and it's something that's mostly used in Science Fiction for quickly getting to one place to another.
The video starting was very funny
Oh sweet (: love the White Noise podcast people great reaction & love this movie it’s well directed and everything
You guys are like an awkward couple trying to get through the night at the movies.
I cried aswell it's such a great movie
Time Dilation is real, and the Black Hole is as realistic as we're probably ever gonna see it. Everything else is theoretical basically.
Hi, Lexi, I'm new to your channel and I've seen your channel before I think but you caught my attention again through thor the thunder god. I'm his subscriber :) And you are so funny with Buffy and Parker reactions lol. He thinks he's a pro with girls and he can score with women and be a role model to high school boys, He's a fool
The Dust Bowl happened in the 30’s much like the environment they showcased in the movie, so something like that is very plausible. Recommend watching documentaries about it and see what happened to the people and land when we unbalance the whole system in the name of industry, capitalism, and/or war.
Woah I just finished watching his haunting of hill house reactions
in this movie the bending of time, relativity its all true and scientific
Do you want to take a leap of faith or become an old man filled with regret waiting to die alone! (Saito says this in Inception, if you replace the man with woman, it would perfectly fit with Jessica Chastain's character and the bookshelf).
Well that was a trailer of a reaction 😃
Takes a few viewings to understand everything at least for myself it did and what a brilliant movie, im astounded how they come up with these great stories such genius, thanks I enjoyed your reaction
Wanted to give your video a chance but there’s just too much talking. So many interruptions and the need to comment every single interaction and event within the film just ruins the moments. I could be wrong but it seems like you’re trying too hard to make your content interesting. Sometimes silence says far more than words. I tried to watch the whole video but managed half way and stopped.
Just a piece of advice really. Best of luck!
This is my favorite movie
One of my favourite films of all time, even if it has that cheesy love theme. The sense of scale and scope is soo great and the soundtrack of course.
Did you get that Tom's first son died? A lot of people miss that. I certainly did. Didn't realise until my second watch. Tom doesn't explicitly say he died so it's not that clear. Imagine seeing your grandson for the first time in a video then a couple of minutes later hearing they grandson had died.
I've watched a few reactions to this movie and nobody mentions Tom at the end. It's understandable given the father daughter focus of the film but it's pretty sad that Tom must have died without seeing his Father again. I wonder if Tom accepted that it was his Father who was communicating with Murphy.
Quick Like for the intro 😂
Can’t wait for when you stop doing Buffy and start doing some big movies James Cameron’s Avatar or Spielberg’s Ready Player One are epic films
Bruh y'all skipped almost the entire docking scene 🤦
Well if you guys haven’t seen Alien, that seems like a good reaction for the future
BEST MOVIE OF ALL-TIME!!!!!!
When are you going to watch the Stephen Spielberg movie called Duel?
Wow u really cut the docking scene ... just WOW ... stopped watching right there
Sacrificing seeing your child grow up = military-ish 🤷♀️
But WOULD she have saved the world if her dad stayed? 🤔
The best movie in my lifetime so far, it’s highly addictive and mind blowing.
Oh sh*t...POPCORN
Is she really asking “why is he reciting poesy?” really???…. just stopped there watching that tells me the IQ of her and the reaction in the rest of the movie
laughing at everything grows really tiresome
Not seen Alien? Why not make that next? A slow burning classic!
it's on my list
Alright alright alright!
SOME PEOPLE DONT NEED TO REACTION SCIENCE RELATED MOVIE, IF U DONT UNDERSTAND
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Please react to Arrival(2016)
advice is not to laugh and say what an emotional film this is. I was on guard where 2 people were constantly laughing, you reminded me of them
What really blows your mind is did coop actually make it to see his daughter? Or did he die when his helmet was broke by mann and his mind pushed a little further he imagined all of what else happened!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Please ir someone know a movie similar to this with those emotions write down right here
These guys have 0 emotion lol I cried like a baby
Don't be embarrassed to cry Lexi. I'm a 43 year old male and I cried like a baby when I watched this film and I cry when watching people's reactions.
Umm... don't tell anyone I said that. 😬😄
Please watch The Green Mile.