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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2016
- This is what it feels like to go over the ledge at Mavericks @ Dentons Peak. The shape of the wave at 2:22 is Convex into Concave. Big waves do this and are extremely unnatural.
They can also continue to rise UP while you are accelerating down the face. You start to make the drop but are riding an elevator UP as you accelerate and get steeper into the drop.
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"we're not leaving without her data!"
She clearly works for Facebook
or whatsapp
@@thegreatest1176 WhatsApp is Facebook.
You mean Twitter?
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“There’s a problem with the horizon… There’s no horizon”
Ok u star Wars fan😂😂😂😂
That was the best line in rouge one
@@randomamerican5065 Most of K2's lines were better.
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The dramatic pause between “those arent mountains” and “theyre waves” was probably like 3 months of our time.
it was around 3 days, the ticking in the background is a hidden detail, every time you hear one of those ticks it’s one day back on earth
How does that work? Does this planet exist in the event horizon of a black hole?
This movie was so bad and unrealistic. Very hard to watch.
What about it was unrealistic besides the bookshelf thing at the end? @@kingpinsmith22
@@kingpinsmith22says who? Don’t come at us saying this movie isn’t realistic if you’re not a science student yourself
This scene was where the robot design suddenly made sense. When we first saw these guys, it didn't make sense why they were designed like that when they seemed to move like a boxy gorilla. But after seeing the adaptability of the design suddenly it became really cool.
What didn't make sense is why he didn't have the robot just go and retrieve the data, or grab her once she had the data. That thing moved fast through the water.
But all that is edited out!
@@OptimisticCynic715 Wdym
@@CaptainPancakesBecause Brand was written as too enthusiastic for retrieving those datas in person (they are pioneers and she is the boss' daughter). But I agree, it was dumb not to have Cooper at least saying something to stop them ad just send Tars...
Tars was the MVP in this movie
“Yooo the mountains are moving towards us dog”
😂
😅😂😅😂 I know...just dumb!
LMAO
it do go up
Whatever can happen will happen prepare for the worst and hope for the best
“I need the data”
There’s giant waves that kill everything, that’s enough data
Ikr..she was so dumb here
The other guy dies literally for nothing
Thats eataly what I said XD. Also Miller couldnt have possibly collected any good data anyways since they already established he must have landed about 2 hours ago because of the time dilation. I dont know what super tech they have but you cant study a whole planet in 2 hours. You don't know if during the winter it rains glass. Or if the planet gets 10.0 earthquakes every other day. Or if Giant waves come out of nowhere every couple of minutes.
@@Hater20X
I mean, you kinda can, get onto the planet, get samples of the ground, analysis it for layers of silicon. You can totally tell if it rains glass in winter. The only thing I’m surprised by is how they couldn’t work out there’d be giant freaken waves before they landed.
@@boglenight1551 those were not waves, they were liquid mountains
What I'd give to see this again for the first time..
My friend saw this high the first time. I can only imagine.
I watched this numerous times years ago, and then made the decision to stop so one day I can watch it again with a "tad" more newness.
At the right time...
I watched this when I was 11 and didn’t understand a thing. Especially when I didn’t really know English at that time. Watched it again now as a 20-year-old and it did feel like watching it for the first time.
Just watch Oppenheimer man. It would give a great experience to all of us again
ironic cause i just watched this movie for the first time 3 days ago and now im going on a nolan movie marathon
I’ve always wondered about the physics and properties of water at these scales and amounts.
Waves move incredibly slow compared to sound and air, so from space a massive wave like this would probably just look Ike a very still, unmoving mountain.
they never went higher than 150 miles up so u can see floodwaves moving at 60 miles an hour then
Most people would probably instinctively be worried about drowning under all that water. But in the context of the recent imploded sub, the massive amount of water pressure coming down at you might simply crush you, especially if you account for the increased force generated from the acceleration of falling water
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In every sci fi movie there's a scene where people don't listen. Uh huh.
@911 was t sided To be fair, they weren't chosen for their ability to be astronauts. They were chosen because they were scientists and the only one that had proper astronaut training and experience is Cooper. The rest had at most just simulations
till today i still triggered with the guy who keep looking at the wave like its not a threat at all, and then got squashed by the wave.
maybe he's just amazed but, that part rly hard to watch, esp he's a scientist which should know better that gargantuan wave is a freaking threat
he kinda deserve it tbh
@@MasDoeL exactly same here 😂💯
@@MasDoeL you give human too much credit. Scientist or not, they are human beings. When they encounter something so extraordinary, most of the time, they forgo logic.
Almost every movie actually
moral of the story, when you see a wave that big, run to the ship, don't glance
If you ever see a wave that big, you're already dead, lol
@@KumaBean Indeed. That is *millions* of tons of water. Further weighed up by the planet's 1.3G extra gravity.
If that wave starts swirling, kiss your ass goodbye. Lol
Yeah,just dont stand there and stare at it!!
More than that, your humanites last hope and a profound scientist,. Don't run towards a wreck that is of unknown, and while running you claim those are mountains with no sense of care, all in all it was for the best, gave them a sense of understanding as seen the gravity of '' love '',. Which is not quantifiable.
would’ve been in a state of shock
Fun fact: I read somewhere that in the background, the prominent ticks that you hear is one day passing on earth. That is just absolutely insane when you put it to perspective
Ohhhh I remembered why i couldn’t stand this film 😂I turned it off
cool no one asked@@AS-rr9km
Its actually not
@@legacynho What is it then if you’re so sure? Did they specifically say it’s not true and explained it themselves? It’s all just speculation either way but it adds up,
Let’s start the math. If you time 60 seconds of the track and count the ticks, you get 48 ticks. 60/48 = 1.25. That’s where you get the time interval from. As we know, there are 3,600 seconds in an hour. They mention in the movie that every hour on the planet is roughly 7 years in Earth time. 7 years is 221,000,000 seconds.
Take 221,000,000/3,600 and you get roughly 61,400 seconds that pass on Earth for every second spent on the water planet. Multiply 61,400 by 1.25 (the interval) and you get 77,000 seconds, or 21 hours.
Thus each tick is a whole day passing on Earth.
If you make the assumption that each tick is exactly 1 Earth day (86,400 Earth seconds) then an hour correlates to 7.88 years on Earth. The extra .88 could be rounding errors by the crew.
As an extra tidbit: a time dilation factor of 61320 gives a tick interval of 1.409 seconds, and a tick interval of 1.25 seconds gives a time dilation factor of 69120.
Even if it’s not the case, it’s still fun to make theories up and it hasn’t been disproven so it’s pretty weird to just say “actually it’s not” and provide no further information or sources lmao. Just let people enjoy shit. Let the nerds nerd out.
Not quite true, at 7 years a second each tick would be ~21 hours passing. It would have to be closer to 8 years a second for each tick to be a day. Still mind boggling to think about though.
I feel like seeing a wave as tall as the clouds would melt your brain
Good thing you have a spaceship that can surf such waves. Brain melting prevented
The wave was so big it lagged the entire film.
What movie is this
@@dakukosumo Interstellar
2 girls 1 cup
Relativity
@@Fifty92Mine NO-
*giant wave comes about to destroy everything in its path*
Anne Hathaway: "wait we have to see if this planet is hospitable"
You have a point
Yeah but if they left with nothing they would have lost many years doing nothing
@@ronnocyam7167 man does this shit look hospitable to u
@@pole8740 just bring big boat
@@mickys8065 dunno why but this made me laugh a little too hard
2:35 This moment lives in my head rent free.
"ªªªª"
What an amazing yell by Matt. He was spectacular in this movie.
Honestly probably the funniest part of the movie. Not even bad acting at all, I think it’s a totally fair reaction. Just fucking hilarious given the moment
@@jloo6822 absolutely. You simply put yourself in his shoes and you think…”yeah, that’s about right”
I remember having my breath absolutely taken away when the music swelled with the reveal of the wave. Easily one of the most thrilling moments I've ever seen in cinema.
when you’re washing dishes and u turn the spoon right side up
😂😂😂 Severely underrated comment!😂😂😂
Happened to me just 10 mins ago...
lmaaoooo
We know the younger generation does not wash their own dishes, but kids who grew up in the 80's...shirts always soaked...
Lol it's happened to me before
Dude saw the wave so he waved back. That is the reason he died.
Nice pfp love U2
"A man saw a wave so he waved back.
This is what happened to his organs."
@@priniz did he sign a waver?
I LAUGHED TOO MUCH AHAGAHAHAGAHA
@@priniz Is that a new Chubbyemu vid?
Interstellar is one of the prime examples of why I have always been so interested in mind-twisting topics like space, time, the deep ocean, etc. Things that aren't looked into that often and things that are constantly being debated about. We live in such an interesting universe with so much mind-blowing things that happen around us that we don't even notice.
Fun fact : the ticking sound in the background at the start of the clip is ticking every 1.25 seconds, which is equivalent to 1 day on earth in interstellar due to the time dilation.
Fun Fact : since the movie had released in 2014 it has been only an hour at Miller's Planet
Movie name?
Interstellar
doyle might still be alive
Bro…
Doyle: please save me....don't gooooo
Cooper: “GET BACK HERE NOW!”
Doyle: 👁👄👁
Underrated comment.
Saying underrated comment won’t get you likes.
@@taternater7495 It will eventually.
@@taternater7495 nah but it’s cool to know that people think I’m funny so I appreciated it 🤣
@@bazdarinothebizier9085 the comment was posted one day ago how is it underrated? you haven't given it enough time
Brand: "We need the data!"
Cooper: "Get back here now!"
Doyle: "I think the stuff I'm standing in is water..."
lol
Mad respect to the crew members who went far away to a planet that is orbiting a black hole, just to shoot a movie.
These kind of comments were quirky and edgy for the first thousand of times...
@zawarudo1041 how tf is this edgy
Let’s be honest, that guys died because he stood outside the ship staring at the wave. No one else’s fault
Yeah movie scenes of highly intelligent people being that dumb really upsets me.
@@Raj-wf6ln wtf no, any normal person would've seen the wave even before landing and said nope
Waving at the wave
Everyone would've done the same thing man
I was once about to struck by a car
I didn't know if I should run forward or backward
I just froze there. Luckily the car stopped
@@Raj-wf6ln so, if the dude was where Hathaway was, sure. I could buy it. He had a fricken arm in the doorway lol
The woman trying to get the data is the speed i move in my nightmares
I’m dead🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Ikr??! Just wading through something...
Same, it's so scary 😂
130% Earth's gravity
This scene alone had me on the edge of my seat in the theater!!! I wanted sooo much more to see as they explored different planets. One of my favorite movies!
What’s the name of this movie?
@@AngeltuiInterestelar. Its quite good
the clip from 2:36 - 2:37 of cooper screaming will never not make me laugh 🤣
Crazy thing is that planet probably exists.
Yes but with way crazier waves probably
terrifying
Waves of liquid methane.....🌊🔥🌪💥☄️💨💦❄️🏄🏻♂️
Kepler 22b. However, they wouldn't be wading in it. The oceans there may be thousands of kilometers deep and only bounded at the bottom by exotic forms of water like Ice-7.
@@MrOarson yeah, it's a moon named Titan which is one of Saturn's moons, has deep lakes that are formed by volcanoes of ice :0 the waves are 10 times bigger than Earth's waves and 3 times slower
the director's thought "somebody irrelevant has to die in this scene"
True😂
Yep
More like cost cutting move to me 😏
LMAO TRUE DAT
True!!
To me this scene is more scarier than any jump scare i saw in horror movies ever
Man I watched this movie as a child and this scene terrified me.
Before this movie I was the typical “space is so cool” kid that loved Star Wars, but then I watched this movie and suddenly I was terrified by space.
It's weird, I love space as much as I did when I was a kid but yeah it definitely scares me to really think about to
But the ocean? That terrifies me. It's this like.. physical manifestation of terror is crawling through my body when I think about it.
This movie is only ten years old. You're still a child
@@St0ckwell My dude I am in my early twenties
What's even crazier to think about is that the reason the water was so shallow is because a majority of it is making waves hundreds of feet up.
jeez
doesnt sound like realistic wave mechanics. A tsunami sucks all the shallows towards it
@@donaldwebb I may be reading your comment wrong, but i think you’re using the word shallow wrong.
my thoughts exactly..the majority of the immense volume of water on that planet is held in giant waves continuously circling the planet unabated. Makes you wonder what kind of life exists in those waves moving with them.
Hypothetically, there's maybe some gravitational or solar cause for it, or perhaps the planet has a core that happens to cause the waves - speculatively
Doyle did everything in his power to be a casualty
lol
Lmao
Looool you're funny af.
lmaooo
Hahahahahaha
This is how you make a perfect suspenseful and epic scene.
It starts somewhat peaceful. The water is one foot deep. There’s nothing but shallow water as far as the eye can see until you get to those mountains over there that definitely aren’t waves.
Wait, they actually are waves. But that wave is super far away. We have a couple minutes to complete the mission.
Wait, that wave is moving away from us. There could be another behind us.
Holy Mother of God… we are doomed.
And with Zimmer making musical magic, this is as good as it gets.
2:35 the dead pan screaming kills me😂
"People from NASA Finds an planet that is earthlike and has water"
The planet:
This is too true 🤣
Where?
An planet?
@@josefine9163 what about it
@@driperablox6361 it doesn’t sound correct. Lol that’s what
This scene is scarier than 90% of horror movies
Agreed
My anxiety was through the roof seeing this.
@Human Peeing yeah the data actually more important to her lol
Yea horror movies are like child nursery rhymes compared to this masterpiece right 'ere
@@literallysugar2323 no, since they soon realized it wasn’t a habitable planet. And realized the other person died 30 minutes ago. And then they were left with two options, which was Miller planet bla blah stuff uno
This film blows my mind. Never cease to amaze me.
I WATCHED THIS MOVIE YESTERDAY, I was crying the whole movie, not only in the sad scenes, but also in the tension scenes, like the docking one, and seeing how the robot and the IA made all together a team to save humanity, and with the music of Hans Zimmer in the background, a piece of art in photograms and waves of music.
Movie name?
INTERSTELLER
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A smart man once said “That’s not just a Boulder, it’s a rock”
Ah, Frank Skinner the legend
When you mix up Dwayne johnson with his dad
It's just a stupid boulder
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Genius commsnt3
why does she need data, that planet is clearly not suitable for humans
She's stupid
Actually, both the writers and director are stupid for plotting that sceen with that kind of reasoning...
Yeh she stupid
Edit:omg thx for 2 likes this made my day after lose rank
Sunken cost. They already sacrificed years of Earth time just getting to the planet and walking for a few minutes, she thinks they HAVE to get this data. Every 1.25 seconds is a ticking clock sound. That is 1 Earth day per tick.
Imagine the pressure to acquire data to save the human race, and this is one of the only stops you will make because of resources.
An egghead with survival skills of a boy-scout troop.
The description is goated 🔥🔥🔥
Incredible special effects!!!
“Those aren’t mountains. They’re waves.”
Random surfer: “HELL YEAH DUDE”
i can just imagine a super tan, skinny, long blonde hair white guy charging straight for that huge wave screaming “RAAAAAAAAADICAL”
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Think I saw Laird Hamilton
😎🤙
Every week I watch this same scene and I feel goosebumps in each moment.
I know I'm not a giant filmmaker like scorsese and no one would care about my opinion....but this scene is one of c.nolan's masterpieces..this idea of showing objects or animals( for example a 25 feet wide bird) of unexpectedly large size instills a primitive form of fear in the viewer's mind....
"I've surfed on bigger ones"
-that one dude
Yeah his egos.
-The Roaster queen
Now that you said that... would that dude have survived if he had surf table?
@@XX-ls1ic I don't think so, but that would be fun to see
"Psssh I've surfed 560 foot waves 🌊 this ain't shit" 😂
Patrick Swayze: hold my beer
I like how the other guy could easily have lived if he didn’t stand there and stare at the wave.
I mean they were kinda beautiful
I would want to see it
Mmm the plot, thickens.....
@@hs16bass99 lol
I didn't like hiw the wave WASN'T EVEN THERE YET
One of the best scenes ever in the history of cinema
Masterpiece ✨
A wise man once said, “this isn’t a beach, this is a bathtub”
I hate myself for knowing this
LMAO
Look out sharks!!! Lady I dont need a life guard
Man of culture I see.
Ironically, the guy that said that is now a pastor
“We’re not leaving until we know if this planet covered in thousand foot tall waves is habitable or not”
So dumb, I woulda left her behind.
And Doyle was so awestruck by the wave, he froze. Poor guy :(
Brand is a complete idiot. She didn't even care that she got a man killed.
@@vinceA3748 u didnt watch the movie did u? If u watched go watch it again
@@user-ge7ep5sc2d I think I will. Won't matter, I'll still hate Brand. She's a moron.
Fun Fact: there is a ticking noise that can be heard in the OST throughout this entire scene. Christopher Nolan confirmed every tick is a 1 day passing on Earth. Phenomenal directing and editing.
It's 2024 and when you realize this movie got released 1 and a half hour ago in Miller's planet😮
Doc Brown?
It's not 2024 yet.
"quick! Everyone back to the ship now!"
*moves at a casual pace
guess you could say that
but apparently the gravity on the surface is 30% more than on earth
so if you weighed 100 kg (220 lbs) you would appear weigh 130 kg (286 lbs)
but moving in water is also a factor
@@thespacedinos4037 oh I never thought about that. Good point
@@thespacedinos4037 yeah but he was idling the most time and even her ran quicker than him.
@@8thMusketeer yeah that's why they are out of breath too
@@8thMusketeer plus the heavy space suits
If the guy hadn't waited for the lady as well as simply stared at the wave they all would've made it out alive.
He was in shock
It was in the script.
EXACTLY i hate those scenes so much. I don't think it's realistic what person would wait like that to die??
@@jmirvinggbooks Anne Hathaway's "I do what I want' personality type would have been weeded out in basic training... they are exactly who instructors are on red alert for... the only people who are allowed to 'think' are the mission controllers...... the rest strictly follow orders which is "back to the ranger, now" NOT "we're not leaving without the data!"
@@jmirvinggbooks He froze in shock. It's the same thing with deer in the headlights, literally. One thing watching this on a small screen, but seeing it upfront is......something else. That and of course they had to die one by one, starting with this guy, for a valid reason :P
The volume of water in this ocean is gargantuan but it's all held in the waves themselves which are thousands of feet tall...it's such a cool concept when you stop and think about it.
It’s crazy how large the wave is considering the water is shallow where they stand so they must be on the very edge of the cliff as no land can be perceived under the wave
there are no cliffs. millers planet is 100% ocean. the water is shallow because ALL of the water on the planets surface are being pulled into waves thousands of feet high.
All of the "missing" volume is actually just contained in the waves. The moon of the planet is closer than ours, making the tides go insane. It's shallow because almost every cubic foot of water is in the waves.
Imagine dying on a planet that’s just a big ass wave pool
@Brandon Munson 2.0 man shut the fuck up
😂
Does it matter where you die?
@@user-rd2tq5zw2p Destiny 😩
Imagine that wave being a ripple from a cup being placed on a table. But we are that small to not notice.
-Horton
I feel like Doyle had plenty of time to get back to the fucking ship.
Not as dramatic and he was the third wheel...
Doyle rules
WHat about the regular ship?
He was frozen by fear
That was a dumb decision he made but this movie is still one of my favourites.
Cooper: "That's no mountain... it's a wave!"
Brand: "It's too big to be a wave!"
Doyle: "I have a very bad feeling about this."
One of the best films ever made.
"We're not leaving without my data!" This should be followed by a voiceover announcing: "Simulation end! You are unsuitable for the mission."
DAY ta, not dah ta. Why Roddenberry named him that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And it's always the plucky, feisty heroine who does it and survives. The guy who does it is always the sacrificial lamb.
But the mission was about the data. You risked your life taking on the mission. If your goal was to stay alive, you'd never have taken the mission. Big picture, humanity was dying out anyway, so staying on Earth was not the safe choice. She had to get the data to help fulfill the mission to save humanity. If she failed, she and everyone else dies anyway.
@@IrishCarney But in this case, there was nothing to keep them from just starting over. They had no where else to go anyway and the ship could survive something like a tidal wave. They just had to retrace their steps. This is the kind of thing that is always done for drama but in the real world, they would have to put their lives first since it's not as easy as just sending out another mission.
Also, in the real world, any data collection apparatus would have been transmitting everything to the ship in real time so that is instantly in the ship's computers. No need to retrieve a little box with all their precious data needing to be downloaded to the ship's systems. That was just an illogical design. But understandably, it was done for drama, like always.
@@IrishCarney She wasn't being heroic. She was being stupid. She risked the mission. Her job wasn't to die valiantly, it was to get the mission done.
Who would've thought a microwave would be one of the most alive characters in this movie...
*toaster. that's so racist dude wth
*overqualified vacuum cleaner
Vending Machine : am I a joke to you ?
Idk, it looks like a tetris employee to me
@@nickperry508 waw💀
Nolan what have u created ?
A spine chilling scene for decades to come !!!
When you realise the tapping sound at the start sounds like both a ticking clock and raindrops, raindrops for the waves and ticking clock to resemble how quickly time is moving while they’re there
Apparently, Doyle has ZERO sense of urgency.
i mean you hit's paralysis
This is what I thought. I would have been clamoring on right behind CASE the whole god damm time, the very moment he was gettin in i'd have been right on top of him from behind, no looking back just 120% MAXIMUM FLEE
Id even be pushing him in with a boot kick to save my life.
I really don’t think he would’ve died immediately. It was just a big wave and he was wearing a space suit with oxygen supply so it’s not like he drowned. Unless he got thrown into something really hard that we didn’t see, it just looks like he got swept away by the wave
Thank you.
It's just a bad scene
Dude looks like he had plenty of time to hop on board. If they slowed time and froze on his face and lingered long enough to convey an existential decision to choose his moment of death instead of freaking out any more because you're in space and everything went so sideways letting a 1000 foot wave 🌊🌊🌊 take you out don't seem so bad f it kind of day why did I try to be a hero I'm going to have my brain sucked out a leaky space hatch or an alien is going to face mount and violate me might as well go out like Point Break Patrick Swayze lol.
@@chiefgstar8966 a wave the ‘size of a mountain’ would feel like a brick wall slamming into you. That space suit does nothing for him.
Mathew McConaughey: "Those are not mountains.... they're waves"
*Grabs surfboard and jumps out*
Alright, alright, alright.
Hawaii 5’0 theme plays
Imagine tho it would be so fun on those waves
😂 😂 😂 😂 So funny
the movie would have been so mich better with you as the director
One of my fav scenes in last 2-3 decades of movies
Get in.
The other dude: let's admire this wave before we go.
lmao truuuuue
Some teen in 2021: OMG WAIT! I NEED to get this on TikTok!!!
He was probably in shock to be fair
Another victim of our illustrious government education system.
The stupidest death of this film.
My parents : Aw look at him playing with his toys in the bath
7 year old me :
😂😂😂😂thats actually so fax
This is a hilarious and very underrated comment
@@t-dabbingt-dabber2298 but its used many tine
@@quad9456 oh ok
Hahaha
Paying more attention to this film on a second watch, I actually noticed them comment how it was hard to move because of both being in zero gravity for so long, lack of exercise, and the gravity of the water planet being 130% of Earth’s gravity, idk why I missed that the first time I watched this
The perfectly cut clip of cooper on the floor screaming in lowercase makes me laugh ever time 😂
I feel that people who would say "I'm not leaving without the *blank*" in response to a direct order to leave would not pass the psychological testing to join an interstellar expedition.
true
Exactly
Well to be fair, There’s no leaders in this
They didn't exactly have pick of the litter.
These guys were the only ones they could send into space.
4 years later “The second wave is coming.” hits different
XD
Probably seeming like a mountain or boulder
covid hits diff
No vaccine against tsunami
@Darth Drazil people like you shouldnt have the right to have opinions
Just imagine seeing a sky high mountain and only when it’s too late do you realize that it is just straight violently moving water heading your way, can’t be a fun way to go out.
probably worth dying after seeing that big ass wave, he must've felt so happy
Imagine the guy survive, wake up in the middle of ocean, no fish, no land, no creatures, no nothing, just water.
Seems ironic right? With all the effort going around to find water in space. But in this planet, they had water but no life.
If i live there i just go with the flows man
I think water will most likely always give origin to living creatures. you can't have one of the necessary elements of life in absence of other essential elements like land, fire and if they exist then life also simultaneously exists as a consequence.
hell naw that guy is gonna survive
That'll be a pure nightmare.
Everyone gangsta till the mountains move closer.
👌🏾
😂
sounds like an scp to me
applause
You deserve everything on the planet that you want with that user
Such a great movie. I still don’t know why they didn’t send Tars to retrieve the info or at least have him pick up the robot and bring it back! Absolutely love this movie everytime I watch it I uncover something new.
I’ve never seen this movie before but I constantly see this clip pop up in my feed
Movie: Those aren't mountains, those are waves
Californians and Hawaiians: Those aren't waves, those are opportunities
also brazilians lol
Rodrigo Koxa surfed the biggest wave ever, so yeah
@@gabrielaazevedo9491 whatever we dont care, hawaiians are cooler
@@nicolasmaderaeraso not at all! 🙌🏻🇧🇷
Those arent Californians. Those are Locusts.
TARS and CASE are honestly my favorite robots in scifi history.
I think you’re forgetting about wall e and eve pal
I'd watch a movie about a bunch of infantry TARS fighting the chinese or whoever... no humans or anything
C3PO and R2?
@@thebellbrothers3279 R2 maybe.. but in a universe without magic, I'll put my cards on the robot marine.
@@ATBatmanMALS31 What magic? How dare you speak like that. I hope the Force will be with you, always!
The guy left behind had ample of time to get into the ship, yet he chose to wait outside to die.
*Me asking myself why tf would he stare at those waves before going inside*
I mean, it is not usual to see such a wave that close. So... I understand him somehow
I agree! I understand it’s a sight to behold, but at what point does basic survival instinct kick in. If that were me and I saw that wave coming, I would “NOPE” right on back to the ship as fast as my legs would allow and I would not stop till I was back in the ship.
@@Mask0fFate there are too reactions to a threat, flee or freeze. He could have frozen
@@curtislevey7639 Yeah so the idiots who freeze die... mother nature
cuz it was beautiful
As someone who is deathly afraid of both heights and deep water, this is my nightmare
Funny thing is, most astronauts are as well. But they are put through extremely intense training and take classes between missions to help combat these fears. Chris Hadfield (Canadian Astronaut) was deathly afraid of heights but eventually learned how to not freeze up and reassure himself
@@chris9242 yea I’m actually very fascinated by space and would definitely want to try going to space. What I mean by heights is like roller coasters or tall cliffs/buildings. For some reason I’m totally cool with planes and actually spend most of the take off and landing periods just staring out the window lol
Edit: I’m just putting this here, a more accurate description isn’t a fear of heights but a fear of falling
@Chris...Wondering how you came to the conclusion, that since 1 astronaut claimed this, most astronauts would admit to it?
I have serious doubts that a majority of the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo crews had similar phobias...considering the amount of professional test pilots and naval aviators amongst them...
Okay, well, this has nothing to do with heights. You're not on top of the wave.
@@KieranHunter for now
The most intense movie scene , with all the mysterious power of water.
0:28 if I saw a tide rising like that, I would legit be telporting back to ship
Lol
“We’re not leaving without her data!”
Me: *Yes we are*
It’s Jonesy all over again...
Why would you need data when there are 1km waves on the planet😅
"We're not leaving without the data".
Correction. *You're* not leaving without the data.
What good would that data have been? Obviously that planet wouldn't have been a suitable replacement for earth.
@@Danimal1177 Hmm, probably for future references (Gathering data is the reason why they did go there in the first place), possibly so other generations wouldn't repeat the same mistake of going to the planet again. Without the data the next generations would be curious enough to travel into that place to check whether it's really habitable or not, this just a hypothetical guess which in this case, makes sense to me.
My thoughts the entire time “why would he just stand there”
bro facts
Because of the increased gravity it was harder to move and he had to let the other people in first. Meaning that he would put others before himself.
@@Limbless nah bro I would've just yeet
I mean i have a fear of water, i would freeze aswell.
@@hishamrashid5293 of you have a fear of water how are you alive
"those aren't mountains, those are waves" - famous last words
You know the quality is insane when it's lagging in youtube
When I was younger, I always had a fear of tidal waves and tsunamis because I thought that they were literally this.
Same here lol
Dinosaurs: they are.
You're not far off
I will add that I still have a fear of both of these things. I'm also just thalassophobic.
@@dautunhudanhealh2568 same I'm scared of the sea
So apparently he died from staring at the wave that clearly was gonna kill anyone standing in front of it, and the only thing he did was stare at it until he died when he was already touching the safe zone with plenty of time to get in..
lol
Yeah that part was dumb
IKR 😂
You gotta remember he was near the rangers hatch not next to it, his goal was to make sure brand and the bot got in safely first and foremost and was hoping to get in but the planets gravity slowed him down and he couldn't make it.
@@alexh2947 well clearly he ran to the thing..
This movie is so spot on, even with human intuition
The most terrifying scene. I cant imagine if this really happened in real.
While all this was happening That guy in the space station was just casually waiting 24 years for them to get back..
Man was crunching them numbers for years. Ridiculous love of mathematics.
Must’ve been boring, sitting in that same space station
@@boingo696 just a bit. Although that view he had may have helped
Can't imagine living alone in a confined spacecraft in 24 years. Must have gone crazy
@@mnguyen4684 definitely, so crazy he had no idea he was tricked by matt damon.
I cried like a baby when Matthew's character realized how much time passed on Earth because of Ann's refusal to follow orders
Can u pls explain more?
@@jessiedapal701 time in space passes a lot faster than on earth, so by the time they would've gotten back to earth, all of their families and friends would probably be dead and they've most likely been forgotten about and marked missing.
Time moves slower the higher the level of gravity. The closer to earth's surface you are, the slower time moves. This is very simplistic.
Realistically, time fluctuates.
The " I've waited" scene got me..Damn 30 years😭😭
@@user-vr5hn1ed9u Oh i see...but the thing that I was looking for is not really that I knew time passes a lot faster on space I was referring to "Ann's refusal to follow orders" I kind of not get it Refusal of what? When and why? So yah. But thanks for explaining though
I missed the theater experience of this masterpiece... TWICE!!