"This is so heartbreaking for him." | Messages Volume One | Interstellar (2014)
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Tom and Murph were crying. Cooper was crying seeing Tom and Murph crying. The reactors were crying seeing Tom, Murph and Cooper crying. We were crying seeing the reactors and Tom, Murph and Cooper crying.
sobception
Tearception
You're onto something...
cryception 😢
Bawlception
in my opinion: this is one of the BEST MOVIES EVER MADE, along with a soundtrack that just absolutely....man.....i pay this movie the respect it deserves and only watch it when im focused on a movie and just watching it. never when im doing errand or to have something in the back.
well said.
My respect. I do the same. There are movies that I just watch when I can give it my total attention. This and the movie Arrival are my top.
Same. I feel sad for people who don't watch this movie with head/ear phones at high volume. The score itself tells a beautiful story. Every note of it must be appreciated with this movie.
I watched this movie 7 years ago at midnight, on a mobile phone😄. From that moment, a feeling told me: I am watching a work of art and a masterpiece. Because it gave me chills.
I wish I could clear my mind. And watch this movie again. 💔
I REALLY hope that they do a 10 year anniversary showing of the movie in Theatres. I've never seen this in a movie theatre, and in my opinion, it is THE best movie of all time, so I can't wait to get the opportunity to actually see this in an amazing setting.
I've easily watched it 10+ times since I found out about it back in like 2017/2018, and I'll never get tired of seeing it.
When this Movie came out, this scene made me teary eyed. Now, as a parent, this scene destroys me.
55 likes and no comments; let me fix that.
Also, same.
@@Daveyjokes this scene always give me tear in my eyes and pain in bottom of my heart. Although I am unmarried but I still feel the pain of Cooper as a Father as well as both Murph and Tom.
Ha gaaaaay!
I saw this movie when I wasn’t a parent. I just watched it today and this scene broke me so bad.
If you have children, the whole movie is just one big emotional wrecking ball. Someone asked me to describe this movie in one sentence because they were told it was way to complicated. I said, "A father's love for his kids transcends space and time." They watched it based on that and said it was one of the best movies ever. 😅
I always find it extraordinary the most people dont get that Jessie, the baby, also died.
"Grandpa died last month....we buried him next to mom and Jessie."
I never thought about that either, good catch
People don't realize it? When the family is showed again later, we also see that they have only one son.
I thought Jessie was the girlfriend
I didn’t catch that…..oMG😢😢😢
@@SimPilotMika the girlfriend was Lois….Jessie was one of Toms kids
The fact that Tom and Cooper never met again, he left and that was the last time they saw or talked to each other.
It still hunts me...
Matthew deserved the Oscar for this film
Yes he did
False; his Oscar for Dallas Buyers Club
@@oobrocks yes... that's correct
this movie didnt win movie of the years didnt win music of the year
and not even the best director of the year or the best actor of the year
criminal
war crime
@@palpalonpalpalonagreed! Fuck me this is moving
The 15 most impactful minutes of cinema history in my view. After being slapped in the face by the Wave on Miller's planet we then get punched in the gut by the 23 years scene. Remarkable.
And the music. Single notes playing a very simple ascending, descending melody work perfectly with the devastating realisation of lost time to emotionally smash the viewer to pieces.
Not only that but the sudden realization that your kids feel like you fled earth to leave them to die and no way to communicate to them the exact opposite
Exactly
And THEN, right, and THEN after that mix of emotions is subverted and distracted by building anger/frustration leading up to/through the Dr. Mann sequence, you get punched AGAIN during the tesseract scene. I swear, “Don’t let me leave, Murph” fucking destroys me every time.
That was heartbreaking. I love how people around the world are connected by this masterpiece. This video shows our humanity.
Seeing this in IMAX was amazing even though I was only 17 when it came out, this was the first movie to actually have me balling my eyes out in a public theater. Incredible.
God i wish i was able to see this in cinema. Didnt have imax in my country at the time but just seeing it in cinema would be incredible. One of my biggest recrets is nlt seeing this in cinema. Hopefully it will be re-released on the 10 year anniversery
Kudos to Nolan for this masterpiece.
You gotta admit. Matthew is one hell of an actor to be able to portray these emotions so well. Damn…
5:20 "I hope you enjoyed it"
Me: 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
If there's an afterlife, you have to wonder if this is what it's like to look back at loved ones you left behind.
Certainly there is .. Amen
@@abdulissa964 Whew, that's a relief.
The last prophet Muhammad oeace be upon him informed about some things related to the world after death (barzakh) .I remember reading that they do receive from our news on earth ( but they don't come back like this )
They took the "48 hours a day" joke and turned it into a sci-fi/emotional movie, and made it even more emotional by making it 7 years per hour
That’s time dilation
It's not a joke brother. It's an absolute law in physics. Time dialation
It was actually more like 20 years per hour… they were on Miller’s planet for about an hour
@@michaelcantu6071 No, its 7 years per hour. That's what the movie established. You do realize that time in a movie doesn't have to correlate 1:1 with the actual run time right? And the time dilation doesn't start when you land on the planet. It starts as soon as you enter the gravitational influence of the black hole so they were experiencing time dilation even while de-orbiting and landing. To them, they were gone around 3 and a half hours.
@@oldscratch3535 I never claimed that the screen time corresponds with the actual time, and I understand that they may have been experiencing time dilation while in orbit. What I don’t understand is why Brand says she got the theory wrong if she’s not talking talking about 1hr=7yr? They had to have known about how long they were gone. If they were gone for ~3 hours, why were they so surprised when he said 23 years? I’ve only seen the movie once so I could be getting this wrong, but it’d be helpful if you could answer these questions.
Oh my god... I didn’t think a 5 minute video could make me cry like I did. Seeing those people burst in tears when Tom says "Grandpa died last week" was... I don’t even find words. Masterpiece
Disgus ting reactions, and why all people in this reactions, look exactly for fans for woke ideology, antifa, and comunism ideas.
Interracial couples, only fans girls, weak mans, and i think one of them are transgender.
Empathy is noblest human virtue.
When I saw this for the first time in theaters everybody was ugly sobbing. So many powerful moments throughout; Coop leaving, the wormhile, the waves, this scene, matt damon scurrying around, the docking scene, gargantua, the tesseract, Coop seeing Murph in her old age... I'll never forget that wild ass experience.
"i hope you enjoyed...."
Enjoyed WHAT?! Crying my eyes out again....even though I've seen this a hundred times?! 😭😭😁
**Dozens of reactors crying
"I hope you enjoyed."
Bro, u a savage
It's strange but these reactions together feel... together. As if they're all in the same room together. No one speaks on top of each other, but their ideas perfectly fill in the gaps. That can only come from some seriously impressive editing. Props to you, he who calls us Mr Lebowski.
thanks. i'm going for the "all in one room" feel.
yes it's very well done. congrats@@YoureMrLebowski
That's, by far, the most gut-wrenching scene I've ever watched
This movie fuckin rules and this is one of the best emotional scenes ever. Seeing this in imax was the best theater experience I’ve ever had, I love that it’s become a super popular movie for reactors to watch, it deserves the attention. Anyway nice edit of all the reactions, seen this scene so many times and it still hits hard every time.
I cried watching it in 2014 when my daughter was barely five. She and I watched it together recently when she turned 14, she had tears in her eyes as she turned to look at me during this scene. I cried again just thinking that I could never bear the heartbreak of leaving my precious girl.
Matthew's acting and Hans Zimmer's bgs🤌🏻🥺 Phenomenal...!❤️
"I hope you enjoyed" *Me- through a cascade of tears and a shaky voice* yeah i enjoyed it
Imagine your kids think that you are dead and you can't even tell them that you are alive and you can't do anything
Powerful scene, excellent movie.
Next time : The final 5 minutes of Interstellar !
Understanding the huge scale of the universe... Understanding that time is relative according speed and gravity can leads to a kind of terror in the human mind... I love this movie because of that, because it makes me understand that our life is a very small instant compared to the huge time scale of the universe and that makes me being afraid of that infinite darkness, that infinite cold space, afraid of living in a dot of dust floating into nothing and make me to realize what a simple being am I (and we are)... And because of that I just try to enjoy this casualty called life as good as possible and admire the misteries of the universe and the greatness of the human being in the study of it...
It is wonderful how humans are similar in their emotions.
Not similar
Exactly the Same!
This has to be the most heartbreaking and devastating scene in any film, to miss 23 years of your families life, well acted and emotionally charged scene
It takes a lot for things for me to tear up. But damn it if this scene doesn’t do it every time I watch this movie. I know it’s coming, I know what happens but Christ does this make me think of my own friends and family. Damn you Mr. Nolan for being so god damn good.
This 5 mins scene could make any grown man cry like a baby ! ‘Nolan’ take a bow man 😊
The reactions got me in my emotions even more along with the scene😂😭
What some people might have missed is that Cooper met his grandson for the first time and then seconds later he finds out that his grandson didn’t live long. Truly a heartbreaking scene
I remember crying like a baby seeing that scene, omg I'm still
Phenomenal writing and acting!
The trio:- Nolan, Zimmer and Mathew 🔥🔥🔥 best of best ever❤❤❤
I didn't cry at this scene, what I loved the most was the 4d/5d concept and the special effects were amazing
INTERSTELLAR it's a true master piece ♥
no matter how many times I come back watch this scene
still crying
I just cried doesn't matter how many times i have watched this scene. When he sits in front of the screen, music is up, i cry.
When I saw this scene for the first time it broke me. I was in a multi-year long distance relationship at the time, and we would Skype occasionally. Despite this, we were growing apart. I knew we would lose eachother eventually, and we did. I still think about them sometimes.
I’m sorry mate
My dad should be back soon.
He left for milk when he was about my age, 25 years ago 😭
The most powerful movie scene I've ever seen. Still makes me cry everytime I see it and i don't cry often as I struggle with emotional release and emotional processing. What a movie
This movie is in my top 3 of all time. A masterpiece in my opinion.
4:48 “happy birthday” lol
Watching reaction is the best experience
BRO U ACTUALLY SAID “I HOPE YOU ENJOY”. Dont get me wrong, I do appreciate the video u make, but yeah I enjoyed crying
lol. i need to customize the outro.
Men I’m sobbing at 1 am, again!!! This movie it’s so amazing 😢
Yesss! I’ve been hoping you would make a reaction compilation video for this scene, wasn’t sure if you would but glad you decided on it and good stuff sir! 🥺👍🏼
Would this scene be so emotional and realistic if it weren’t for MM’s performance? I say no way!
Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack according to this scene sounds eerily like a heartbeat to help convey emotional importance.
Huge credit to the composer AND the editor.
If there's a reason to cry, that would be it. There's never enough time.
He deserved best actor for this. He got it 👍
Fucking hell... I can't see this without crying. This is a masterpiece 100%.
Jesus, and to think we still have movies like Schindler's List to go through.
Nah, in my opinion this scene just hit different compare to other emotional scene out there. The fact that they use space and time disorientation to perfectly capsules what it feels to be disconnected through time with those people you cherish, while there's literally no effort could be made to solve the problem since you're millions of light years away, using the emptiness of space and a small screen to connect lost messages while we also struck by those beautifully arranged piano tunes. This is just pure masterpiece in my humble opinion
@@xox0143 yeah, I guess for you maybe. Not for me.
One of the saddest scenes in a movie ever.
At last when u said "i hope you enjoyed"
Le me:crying deeply through that scene
The lump in my throat was so big l had to turn away. Powerful. Great video.
Man this scene broke my heart bruv
This is one of the many reasons that this is one of my favourite films of all time.
Thank you MrLebowski for doing such a great job of compiling really great scenes from movies with reactors. I kinda wish you can do more since i binged all your videos and im looking for more. Once again, thank you for these. It brings all the emotions out and i absolutely love it!!!!
i'm glad you enjoyed the. more will come. slowly... 😎
We have a few moments that are universal and this is one of them
thanx youtube for the recommendation. you got my love for this one
You missed where the whole theater was sobbing in this scene
I remember when I saw this movie for the first time and this scene….I had to take a very long break from watching the movie to have a mental breakdown over it. It’s so emotionally overwhelming and heartbreaking.
Coming from your John Wick “That f***ing nobody” compilation, and HOLY CRAP, the editing on this so superior! And this was uploaded within a month of the other one? WTF!
I was having some trouble following the scene flow with the reaction but here everything was in perfect flow! ❤️🔥❤️🔥 Good work, man!
How do we get this channel to 1 million subs?! I need this dude to keep this up because he is capturing what I love about seeing people react to my favorite movies. My fucking gosh is this amazing
It's grateful to see that movies still touch the heart of people, specially sci-fi movies.
As a parent, this scene fucking wrecked me. Fantastic movie.
Saw this in theaters, there were no dry eyes during this scene. Literally everyone was sobbing.
Its great seeing these reaction videos. I love Interstellar...its deeply moving and very profound, and that section of the film in particular is a real dagger in the heart💘💔 definitely a Chris Nolan masterpiece.
Isn´t it amazing that in a sci-fi movie filled with exhilarating action scenes and amazing visuals the most impactful scene is a simple zoom in shot on Matthew´s face while he´s crying. The magic of cinema ...
loved the edit man. i liked how u didnt just placed everyones video at once, it would be so inaudible.unlike the mountain scene where everyone was talking over and we couldn't even see the scene this time u put your time to edit it this way and mad respect to you for that. please make more of these.
this is a great observation and annoyance to point out. At least here we can individually see people react versus having to scan around the entire screen all the while hearing so many different voices talking over one another.
These mashups are a gem!
Some says they are still crying..
Cool seeing Movies With Mary, Alex Hefner, and Dasha. (I don’t know the rest of them.)
Who ever cut this video, you are insanely insightful and talented.
As a single dad of daughters that are my everything, my life,..this movie destroys me,..every part with Murph young and old but this got me pouring tears out thinkingn of my babies. Wishing they were with me right now to squeeze all 3 of my angels and tel them how much I Love and adore them. 💜💜💜😢 glad I wasn’t the only one falling apart in this scene.
The love from dad is pure gold....❤
This was beautiful
I had delayed to watch this movie for 9 years, and I watched it about 2 weeks ago at the time of posting this. What a gut-wrenching gem this is. I was blown away, scattered and then united. I found the wait worth it. This movie is in my top 10 classic and timeless movies.
I love how most reactors play up their reactions a little (some a lot) for the performance (and there is nothing wrong with that) but when this scene hits, their reactions just gradually tames down and you can tell there is no performance, there is no act. Just, raw emotions.
*Interstellar is one of the greatest sci-fi films ever made.* This movie genuinely contributed to the scientific community, they actually got 2 research papers published about this. When Christopher Nolan was working on this movie rather than have an “artist’s concept” of what a black hole would look like he worked with a physicist named Kip Thorne and asked him how black holes work. So Kip gave him a bunch of maths, they sent the math to the VFX team, they put it in their render engine (which is far more powerful and expensive than anything that exists in the community) and what it produced was completely unexpected. They knew that a black hole would have what’s known as an accretion disc, but what they didn’t expect as this weird halo effect around it. The VFX team thought it was a bug so they sent it to Kip and he both confirmed that that’s what it would look like and was surprised on how well it looked. This is what a black hole would look like because the gravity is so powerful that it’s pulling light from the other side and causing you to see a second halo because you are seeing the other side of the black hole.
And the time dilation is 100% accurate. If you are near something with a strong gravitational pull like a planet larger than earth or a black hole your “clock”, meaning your time, will run slower than on earth. I’m still surprised that 8 years later no one else has used that in a sci-fi movie or tv show.
As for the movie itself, it is one of the most emotionally powerful and emotionally draining movies I have ever experienced. The scene of Cooper saying goodbye to his daughter before he leaves always makes me tear up, but when he sees the video messages from his children and sees how they have grown up over the past 23 years, I breakdown in tears and ugly cry just like McConaughy!
When you watch this as someone who is care free and single, its very sad part of the movie.
Fast forward almost a decade, and you watch this then as a parent, and there is nothing more sorrowing, than the fear of losing your children, having never died, but in their eyes, you had.
Some scenes pull on the heart strings in cinema. This pulls on something....entirely different.
Only one other film did this, and it was the time traveler's wife. I'm yet to return to that film (now being a parent).
dasha and the homies are so great. always love their reactions
The humanity of this movie and the video shows we all feel compassion and love in one way or another.
Normally on my own I can watch these scenes but seeing the reactions really sends you over.
I was in the theater in tears omg this part broke me
I really never cry on movies but this scene hits me every time
This movie surprised me and it was rough. I went in expecting to see a film about black holes and some sort of existential crisis humanity was facing. And while it delivered that to perfection, what I didn't expect was the humanity and emotional impact of it. To date the only movie I've seen that elicited this kind of response from me in a theater. Props to Nolan and everyone else involved for somehow turning a movie about black holes into an emotional, gut punching rollercoaster ride
I remember watching this in a packed cinema and everyone was just stunned. I doubt we'll ever get a another space film as good and as accurate as Interstellar.
man I've experienced horrible isolation but 23 years is maddening. The mere thought of it. It takes a very strong mind and will to get through it.
I still remember watching this the first time. I wasn't expecting it to be so amazing. It's the greatest scfi movie ever
Interstellar is the best movie ever made.
Good job on the editing.
thanks, i appreciate an attaboy. 👍🏼😎
If u r not crying watching this scene u r not human
this was heart wrenching! still gets me, every fucking time!!!
I am literally crying I am not even watching actual movie these are just reactions . We still have hope guys . This video is a proof that Humanity still exists .