James At they missed a few. Like when Cooper is chasing Dr Mann (Damon) in the lander while Mann is trying to dock with the main ship and maroon them. CASE says: “he doesn’t know the docking procedure”; and Cooper goes “but the auto pilot does!”; And CASE responds: “not since TARS disabled it!”; and Cooper goes “nice!”; Then Cooper asks TARS what his honesty setting is, and TARS goes “lower than yours, apparently.” Brilliant scene, maybe my favorite interaction between them, because they become SO human, at such a critical moment.
There's something I find inordinately touching about TARS and CASE greeting each other like old friends instead of simply two robots that exchange digital messages.
Jamie Darren Precisely. Especially when they escape Mann's planet and Cooper asks TARS what his trust setting is, and he replies "Lower than yours, apparently."
"Romily did not survive, I could not save him" He seriously sounded regretful and sad about that. I loved these robots! Even moreso that they weren't the evil and malicious AI that is usually present in most sci-fi movies. They were helpers and important to the mission.
Carlos Solis I really liked how articulate and smooth they made the robot's voice. It's pretty much just a human actor speaking. Doesn't have that stuttering, monotone that most robots in movies have. Gave a real humanizing feel to them.
indeed. every god damn time the robots turn evil. I was just waiting till there was a "solar flare Interrupting with the internal interfa...blablabla" NO! They were loyal and a incredible Addition to the movie. Even started to care for them an laughed every time they'd joke around:)
+Carlos Solis I'd think we should at least try to model AIs to obey Isaac Asimov's 3 laws of robotics, and I would think T.A.R.S. and C.A.S.E. were successful iterations of AI of the future. Heh.
+Joel Amossen LOL I love that scene cause usually in majority of scifi movies whenever humans and artificial intelligent robot go into space, the robot ends up lying to the humans and turn on them so the audience expected that as well as if the TARS was breaking the fourth wall and reading their minds.
jakep1979 Yeah some people maybe would think that. I myself just thought the line was hilarious when I first heard it, because it was just such a bad timing for TARS to say the line, they was just about to take off and shit could've gone wrong, and then TARS drops this line. When you see the scene, you can also see Cooper looking at Doyle and thinking "the fuck is this computer talking about" lol
Amazing Scene...even the scene when Cooper was whispering and he was like "why are you whispering, they can't hear you... I also have a discretion setting cooper." Amazing script.
He was disappointed and was hoping that Cooper was just joking about the lower setting. So he waited a moment to check whether the 'just kidding' was coming along.
You know, I think Nolan didn't want the robots to look similar to people. This movie shows how simple a rectangular shape can be utilized for space exploration. Can you imagine how they performed in combat before Reassignment?
@@tenjenk it's possible they would have just been fighting against OTHER ROBOTS tho. If one side (in a war) is deploying these types of combat robots, all sides would be doing the same.
In the world of interstellar I doubt the robots would have fought other robots...They probably exterminated populations seeing the world powers dropped nuclear weapons on large population centers like India....Thats why NASA lost its funding and had to quasi go into hiding, they refused to drop nukes from space.
The voice acting is so subtle but so amazing. When speaking to another person, there's no delay and it sounds human. But when speaking about situations and environments, like the death of an astronaut, the voice reverts to a primitive voice synthesis. Almost as if emotion affects their speaking abilities, like how a person stutters when they cry. Its uncanny, and very well done.
Have you seen ghost in the shell the live action version? There's a scene where Michael Pitts character is confronting Johansson's character and when he gets real emotional his voice stutters even more than it normally does. Not as subtle as this but your amazing comment reminded me of that!
When I started watching the movie I kinda thought the robot designs were dumb. Like, how big and clumsy can futuristic robots be? But then they just started splitting into smaller and flexible limbs, doing all kinds of shit, starfishing across water at mach 2. Fucking genius designs.
@@igvc1876 I'd say it's good enough, but nowadays, with robotics-related engineers using origami and stuff to make everything into weirder and weirder designs, even the impossible seems more plausible. Anyways, you got my respect
I didn't hear it the first time but after watching it the second time (of many many more times) I heard TARS screaming at Rom to get back. Ashame he died.
Well I don't know about emotional. More like they were given inflection and a general understanding of human vocal stimuli, makes sense if they're designed to interact with us daily.
With plan A from Dr. Brand revealed to be fake, I though the robot could part of the betrayal. The fact they are faceless make them hard to read and it added a layer of tension on top every incident.
I like how their voices are kind of weirdly inflected rather than spoken robotically; it shows how advanced their AI is while also reminding us that they're robots.
It’s wild looking back at this comment now that Chat GPT4o just came out. You could put the conversational part of 4o into those bots today, and you’d have just as good a conversation as CASE and TARS. 6 years ago we felt like this tech was 20 years out but nope- in the year of our lord 2024, we have AI just as good as the ones showcased in the movie (minus the robotics).
@@aileendelasalas5162 shits crazy man, the general trend that technology seems to take is that it always develops faster than what the general public thinks it will. Have you heard about the Waymo taxis?? It felt SURREAL when I rode in one and that thing was just driving itself. Jeez.
Me neither, but I like Cooper's body language when he sees TARS move towards him and threaten him -- you can see him think "shit this robot could seriously mess me up"
at first i laughed at how they look like atm machines but the water planet scene where case recues brand impressed me just how he transformed into a wheel and used the arms to pick up the satelite thing damn thats cool
TARS is probably my favorite robot of all time. The simplicity yet versatility of his design somehow is so groundbreaking. You feel like you're watching something kinda revolutionary. Awesome character.
I still can't believe rectangles made for such cool robots. I thought TARS looked ridiculous at first but when we saw how versatile he is between that gallop and the rolling I saw the real genius behind the design. Bravo to the designer for making such a daring move. I kind of want to see this design more often now. It's very utilitarian but that makes sense really. They were a great bonus to a great movie.
This film singlehandedly created the most human robots without a hint of them looking human. Absolute testament to the script, actors and of course Nolan and the designers. Bravo 👏 I’d still like to see every single interaction captured without cutting off dialogue.
Monolithic robot backs down Coop. "Don't make me take you down again, SIT DOWN." And later he stops to pick up TARS, won't leave him... a bond has formed with his robot friend who once tazed him.
Love how their relationship went from “I’m gonna turn you into an overqualified vacuum cleaner” to him fixing TARS and having a beer with him on the porch
I really like the line "You still think you're a marine, pal? Marines don't exist anymore" because it really shows how far gone the earth is to point that there are no militaries left because not only is there nothing left to fight over, there's no one left to fight.
I disagree. While I try to stay optimistic about society, I also keep in mind that there are humans out there who would fight to the death for the last ear of corn.
It may also mean that US Marine's no longer exist after a war... wiped out or maybe folded into another organization to save money or resources. I assume there is a military, but it makes no mention or is doing something else.
You know, when TARS says, "See you on the other side, Coop", he was referring literally to Cooper detaching from the spacecraft and entering the black hole. Kind of an interesting forshadowing, don't you think?
I love how Tars and Case are essentially both rectangular boxes but can extend arms and appendages to suit their needs, as well as transform into a walker or a wheel and such. Impressive original design, my favorite robots along with Jarvis.
Is it me or did tars sound quite sad when he said "romley did not survive, I could not save him". I felt that in my heart! Christopher nolan is a film genius!!!
Absolutely. Nolan is the genius for conceiving of it all, but don't forget the virtuoso voice acting of Bill Irwin. If ANY other actor played TARS it wouldn't have been as perfect as it is.
what i like about films like this is that they show future technology that feels like it isnt shiny and new in that timeline but has been well worn and used which helps to make it feel real. TARS and CASE look old and rickety like they've been beaten up and clunky rather than sleek which helps to make them seem more real as a piece of technology that could exist rather than something completely fantastical
I really like that part as it shows how the robots are processing language purely as machines. Picking from pre-sampled phrases. And perhaps applying inflection on demand.
"CASE, you ready?""Affirmative, I have an efficient amount of human slaves to build my robot city.""CASE, what's your sense of humor set at?""78%""Let's notch it down to 65%" "Confirmed."
Oh I love Tars et Case. (Funny how they make the word tesseract) Actually all digital voices in Interstellars were all very comfortable and friendly. When Dr. Mann tried to override the docking procedure, the computer says "unauthorised" in a very calm and friendly manner.
I appreciated that so much because the treacherous robot trope is overplayed. And I feel they let us feel suspicious towards them on purpose. In the scene where TARS is trying to reboot the unit KIPP, you just know something is off, it really seemed like he was gonna do something. But then it's the human that betrays them.
@@GrayCatbird1 _"the treacherous robot trope is overplayed."_ Agreed. Most film-makers seem to be Neo-Luddites & hate technology. I barely watch Sci-fi anymore coz i'm so sick of the anti-technology messages, and i eventually came to realise that film-makers are essentially just laymen on all topics except "how make films". I don't know why we think they deserve our attention, lets listen to experts in the respective fields instead.
I just love, love, love these robots. The entire concept of them being rectangles that can change shape, hinge in different places and move in many different ways is just so imaginative. I wish that we had seen more of them in the film.
The methods of locomotion they designed for these things is so fucking cool. He rolls like a wheel and then completely changes methods of movement when picking up Brand
Yes. Someone who truly understands the subtle brilliance of Bill Irwin's acting. Every line, heck pretty much every word TARS (Bill Irwin) speaks is pure gold. Among the military jargon lines, I particularly like: "That's initiate." (when he reactivates CASE in Earth orbit) "Affirmative!" he says to Cooper inside the tesseract.
My favorite part is when he tells CASE he doesn't have a poker face and walks away... CASE turns around and looks at him as if a human would. Really showed how smart and aware the "robots" are without needing to use dialog. It's the part where TARS and CASE actually felt like they were almost human.
If you think about it, tars asks cooper how he got the coordinates for nasa on his map, in actual fact it was tars who give cooper the co ordinates in binary to give to cooper and murph on earth,. Crazy
Tars wasn't just a unique designs, it's a realistic design. This is something you'd see actual robotic engineers coming up with, overcoming the limitations of human bipedal motion while remaining simple and functional.
At the beginning of the movies, I thought CASE and TARS would revolt or turn against them. But they turned out to be great characters that are extremely vital to the mission
I love it when CASE goes off to rescue the woman astronaut on the water planet, and he goes into a rolling gait for speed. I like the robot movements and their running gait too. They put a lot of thought into this film.
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There was another quote where Cooper says 'You don't talk much do you Case." And Case responds with "Tars talks plenty for both of us". 😆
Yes i remember that. I liked that scene and i like the idea of a robot that has a lone ranger type of personalty :D
James At they missed a few. Like when Cooper is chasing Dr Mann (Damon) in the lander while Mann is trying to dock with the main ship and maroon them. CASE says: “he doesn’t know the docking procedure”; and Cooper goes “but the auto pilot does!”; And CASE responds: “not since TARS disabled it!”; and Cooper goes “nice!”; Then Cooper asks TARS what his honesty setting is, and TARS goes “lower than yours, apparently.” Brilliant scene, maybe my favorite interaction between them, because they become SO human, at such a critical moment.
@@xenophonicus that was the best one, since it reveals the bond that Tars and Cooper generated
@@xenophonicus Actually he asked, what's your trust setting, honestly setting was already discussed when they were on the endurance.
Classics. Like R2-D2 and C3-PO ... Laurel & Hardy 😭🤣
Tfw two robots which are basically rectangles become the two most likeable characters.
+Georgio16100 you obviously haven't seen the movie yet.
+Angelo Navarro Nope nope he's right. Tars was my fav XD
Same can be said for R2-D2 and BB-8, and they can't even talk. Don't underestimate our empathy for machines.
well i mean.... look at minecraft lmao
Georgio16100 💯 like ._.
There's something I find inordinately touching about TARS and CASE greeting each other like old friends instead of simply two robots that exchange digital messages.
Shaw Fujikawa I actually think they sound kinda bored. Which makes sense, considering they're giant sarcastic robots. :)
Shaw Fujikawa Artificial intelligence, son; gives them sentience.
marzipanbomber From what I've seen, TARS is the more snarky and sarcastic one; CASE is more considerate and cautious one.
Jamie Darren Precisely. Especially when they escape Mann's planet and Cooper asks TARS what his trust setting is, and he replies "Lower than yours, apparently."
+Shaw Fujikawa the actor that did case voice was a bane soldier in the dark knight rises
hello CASE
hello TARS
best part
BEST !!
@@kimseoungrae9196 YEST !!
edit: i have no idea why i commented this wtf
It's like Siri talking to Alexa
Yeah is the best
Metoooooo
TARS sounded so disappointed and sad when his Humor setting was reduced to 60%.
I know I would be...
Why'd the spy cross the road?
He didn't! He never really was on your side!!! WA-HA! WA-HA! WA-HA!
Yeah, coopers a bitch
@@tompeck5495 Based TF2 meme
@@SneedsterSpeedster You know it ;D
69% would've been perfect...
_... Dr. Brand and Edmunds-_
*WHY ARE YOU WHISPERING THEY CANT HEAR YOU*
Well...
TARS isn't wrong.
Lmao YES 😂
I fucking lost it lol
i choked the first time i heard that line lmao
@@arirhamdar394 _TARS asked calmly._
Loved it when Tars sounded really dejected and upset when his humour setting is dropped from 75% to 60%.
He just wants to be silly...
It felt like he was given an unexpected amount of... permission. Sincerely deep think for an AI to be expressing.
@@SilverAura If you seen what these AI chatbots can do today, this movie was ahead of its time.
"Romily did not survive, I could not save him"
He seriously sounded regretful and sad about that. I loved these robots! Even moreso that they weren't the evil and malicious AI that is usually present in most sci-fi movies. They were helpers and important to the mission.
Carlos Solis
I really liked how articulate and smooth they made the robot's voice. It's pretty much just a human actor speaking. Doesn't have that stuttering, monotone that most robots in movies have. Gave a real humanizing feel to them.
indeed. every god damn time the robots turn evil. I was just waiting till there was a "solar flare Interrupting with the internal interfa...blablabla" NO! They were loyal and a incredible Addition to the movie. Even started to care for them an laughed every time they'd joke around:)
I believe TARS saved the world as he translated the quantum message to cooper telling him in morse code. CASE was pretty cool too, great robots.
The robots were my favourites in the movie :)
+Carlos Solis I'd think we should at least try to model AIs to obey Isaac Asimov's 3 laws of robotics, and I would think T.A.R.S. and C.A.S.E. were successful iterations of AI of the future. Heh.
You need the line from TARS when they take off from Earth! "Everybody good? Plenty of slaves for my robot colony?"
+Joel Amossen LOL I love that scene cause usually in majority of scifi movies whenever humans and artificial intelligent robot go into space, the robot ends up lying to the humans and turn on them so the audience expected that as well as if the TARS was breaking the fourth wall and reading their minds.
jakep1979 Yeah some people maybe would think that. I myself just thought the line was hilarious when I first heard it, because it was just such a bad timing for TARS to say the line, they was just about to take off and shit could've gone wrong, and then TARS drops this line. When you see the scene, you can also see Cooper looking at Doyle and thinking "the fuck is this computer talking about" lol
Heh, in Russian version he says "I need healthy slaves for my robot colony".
That's almost even better :)
i think its first robot joke, for robots and humans to share :)
most original robot ever...The part on the water planet was amazing.
Uh..Baymax? I didn't know you were still...active?..
@@RennieAsh wtf are you taking about
And the docking scene uffff
@Rennie Ash - Baymax was cool but hardly original looking. Inflating aside, he looked pretty robot standard.
Amazing Scene...even the scene when Cooper was whispering and he was like "why are you whispering, they can't hear you... I also have a discretion setting cooper." Amazing script.
"Why are you whispering? They can't hear you"
Lmao xD
Chris Rodriguez One of my favourite moments in the movie :D
lol I recalled this moment as more sarcastic than it really was. Or was this an edit?
hahahaha
Hahaha
"TARS whats your Trust setting at?"
"Lower than yours apparently"
Album Interpretations
Best line of the whole movie.
@@jshepard152 I can't find it anywhere on TH-cam and I'm sad about it
@@jshepard152 OH MY GOD
@@jshepard152 THANK YOU SO MUCH
@@luisegene2023
Enjoy.
"I could not save him"
What a voice actor!
The same guy voices both of them!
No it's not. TARS is voiced (technically played) by Bill Irwin. CASE is played by _The Dark Knight Rises_ actor Josh Stewart.
some of the lines of CASE are played by Bill Irwin, like the one on miller's planet when CASE says "it should be right here"
TARS voice actor was also the puppeteer. Bill Irwin
Almost sounded like Robin Williams there.
The humour setting scene was genius hahaha after so many intense moments.
Never understood it. Asked a couple of ppl but they couldn't provide answer well.
I just can't understand why Tars stopped a bit when coop said 60%.
He was disappointed and was hoping that Cooper was just joking about the lower setting. So he waited a moment to check whether the 'just kidding' was coming along.
@@charlie7mason Yeah, I feel kinda bad for him -- he sounded so upset when he said "sixty percent confirmed" :(
*The bots were the coolest things out of Interstellar.*
YEP! Had more emotion than some of the human characters.
Lack of emotion focuses you on the rest of the movie. They are scientists suppressing their emotions to get the mission done and not drama queens :)
Oh god I cannot agree with you more
Thanks
The coolest things were Gargantua and the music during the docking scene, but TARS and CASE were great. Just wish I knew what TARS and CASE stood for
At this point I want the twins CASE & TARS to at least reunite and say they're most heartfelt "Hello Case, Hello Tars"
You know, I think Nolan didn't want the robots to look similar to people. This movie shows how simple a rectangular shape can be utilized for space exploration. Can you imagine how they performed in combat before Reassignment?
These units must have been terrifying to face in combat
@@tenjenk it's possible they would have just been fighting against OTHER ROBOTS tho. If one side (in a war) is deploying these types of combat robots, all sides would be doing the same.
@@tenjenk ROBOT GUN KUNG FU!
In the world of interstellar I doubt the robots would have fought other robots...They probably exterminated populations seeing the world powers dropped nuclear weapons on large population centers like India....Thats why NASA lost its funding and had to quasi go into hiding, they refused to drop nukes from space.
The robots were also designed to be reminiscent of the Monoliths from 2001: A Space Odyssey
The voice acting is so subtle but so amazing. When speaking to another person, there's no delay and it sounds human. But when speaking about situations and environments, like the death of an astronaut, the voice reverts to a primitive voice synthesis. Almost as if emotion affects their speaking abilities, like how a person stutters when they cry. Its uncanny, and very well done.
Have you seen ghost in the shell the live action version? There's a scene where Michael Pitts character is confronting Johansson's character and when he gets real emotional his voice stutters even more than it normally does. Not as subtle as this but your amazing comment reminded me of that!
It's programmed in and wouldn't be real in any way
Your comment was like the perfect finish to this video. I appreciate this reminder... 🥹
I didn’t even realize this omg you’re right 😭
Can you believe it's Mr. Noodle from sesame street? The og Mr. Noodle
When I started watching the movie I kinda thought the robot designs were dumb. Like, how big and clumsy can futuristic robots be?
But then they just started splitting into smaller and flexible limbs, doing all kinds of shit, starfishing across water at mach 2.
Fucking genius designs.
Genius design?? It's literally impossible for them to do what they show.
igvc1876 oh it’s as if science “fiction” doesn’t exist
@@igvc1876 Are you into Mechatronics or something? It's engineer's jobs to achieve what is seemingly impossible, not us mere mortals
@@arcturus4762 I do have a PhD in Aerospace engineering
@@igvc1876 I'd say it's good enough, but nowadays, with robotics-related engineers using origami and stuff to make everything into weirder and weirder designs, even the impossible seems more plausible. Anyways, you got my respect
Humor... 75% - confirmed auto self destruct t minus 10...9...." Hillarious!
litterally my favorite part of the movie
mine too😂
You want 55?
I'm really looking forward to seeing TARS on the stand-up comedy circuit.
+Martyn Greaves Good one... LOL
I will pay to see that.
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Cooper fixes TARS before he sees his own dying daughter. That’s a pretty good representation of how we all feel about the TARS character.
Well he did have to wait 2 weeks to see her and this one of his first days here
His daughter hadn't arrived yet, she was still on the way to Cooper Station.
i can watch case and tars walking all day
It almost sounded like he was sad when he said "I could not save him"
:( That part is so sad. I wish Romilly wasn't killed off...
+ASDFx2 23 years alone with him on the endurance though
well seeing as he had him fitted with a human voice then its plausible he was at least simulating sadness.
Could be real sadness. He also seems disappointed when the humor setting had to be lower.
Remember, TARS was alone with Romilly for nearly 23 years on the endurance, they had probably become close friends by this point
I didn't hear it the first time but after watching it the second time (of many many more times) I heard TARS screaming at Rom to get back. Ashame he died.
I don't really know how to feel about robots being so emotional. I think I like it.
Until they become vengeful
Well I don't know about emotional. More like they were given inflection and a general understanding of human vocal stimuli, makes sense if they're designed to interact with us daily.
I like that they're clearly not conscious too. They follow orders while keeping their given personalities. It's a lot more realistic.
I feel it is awesome too. 😊🌏✨
I spent the whole movie waiting for the robots to turn evil. The fact that they were loyal and helpful the whole time was a bit of a shock to me.
I pretty much expected it. 😊🌏✨
With plan A from Dr. Brand revealed to be fake, I though the robot could part of the betrayal. The fact they are faceless make them hard to read and it added a layer of tension on top every incident.
I like how their voices are kind of weirdly inflected rather than spoken robotically; it shows how advanced their AI is while also reminding us that they're robots.
It’s wild looking back at this comment now that Chat GPT4o just came out. You could put the conversational part of 4o into those bots today, and you’d have just as good a conversation as CASE and TARS.
6 years ago we felt like this tech was 20 years out but nope- in the year of our lord 2024, we have AI just as good as the ones showcased in the movie (minus the robotics).
@@aileendelasalas5162 shits crazy man, the general trend that technology seems to take is that it always develops faster than what the general public thinks it will. Have you heard about the Waymo taxis?? It felt SURREAL when I rode in one and that thing was just driving itself. Jeez.
TARS is awesome! Best movie robot ever!
"KNOCK KNOCK" :DD
The t model 101 wasn't awesome hello arnold as your own body guard.
David O'Brien what about Johnny5????
Until R.Daneel Olivaw and R. Giskard Reventlov appear in a movie.
"Don't make me take you down again, sit _down_ >:("
I don't know why I love this line so much
“>:(“
TARS is a gem 💎
Me neither, but I like Cooper's body language when he sees TARS move towards him and threaten him -- you can see him think "shit this robot could seriously mess me up"
at first i laughed at how they look like atm machines but the water planet scene where case recues brand impressed me just how he transformed into a wheel and used the arms to pick up the satelite thing damn thats cool
Yeah seeing them finally get to unleash their powers and utility really was the icing on the cake.
I felt it was pretty cool. 😌🌏✨
"TARS talks plenty for the both of us"
Best line !
Hope one day somebody will invent the real TARS and CASE.
Yeah it's called Cortana ;)
no, I hate cortana, siri and alexa. nothing like TARS
You think if they exist by now , regular people like would know? Of course they exist now
and KIPP
one tree same
TARS is probably my favorite robot of all time. The simplicity yet versatility of his design somehow is so groundbreaking. You feel like you're watching something kinda revolutionary. Awesome character.
I still can't believe rectangles made for such cool robots. I thought TARS looked ridiculous at first but when we saw how versatile he is between that gallop and the rolling I saw the real genius behind the design. Bravo to the designer for making such a daring move. I kind of want to see this design more often now. It's very utilitarian but that makes sense really. They were a great bonus to a great movie.
"....but not a poker-face, slick."
Such a good line.
He even turns around to look at him go like "shit. i fucked that up."
This film singlehandedly created the most human robots without a hint of them looking human. Absolute testament to the script, actors and of course Nolan and the designers. Bravo 👏 I’d still like to see every single interaction captured without cutting off dialogue.
lol, they have good chemistry tars and coop
Well Coop was a engineer.
I wish I had my own TARS, people nowadays suck and dogs and cats need food.
Methodoc Try tulpas.
tars also need battery
Robots/ machines need maintenance though
I want to be TARS
@@stlkngyomom no i dont want schizophrenia
My favorite robots in any movie 😍
David -flamingsword1 silent running. Look it up :)
my two favorite characters in the movie. Happy to see they both survived
TARS is the best character in the movie, he and Cooper are truly Bros4Lyfe.
TFW you realized that TARS & CASE were US Marines.
O think only tars was a marine
@@davidrodriguez-kn9mv yeah as far as I know Tars was the one who experienced active deployment
He eats on the cheap at Applebee’s on Veterans Day.
Thanks for this, TARS and CASE are simply wonderful! :)
I love how close cooper became to him.
TARS most likable character in film! :)
infinightsky Particularly with their rocky start.
"Don't make me take you down again.. SIT DOWN!" laughed so hard when TARS said that lol.
TARS: "Knock knock."
Cooper: "You want 55?"
TARS: "Boo."
Cooper: "Okay 55% it is."
TARS: "55% confirmed."
TARS: -plays Adam Sandler movie-
Self destruction in 5 4 3 2 1
Is Dr. Mann's rotten Robot also a "Tars" or what Name did it have?
***** I believe it was KIP
Isaiah Phillip
yeah it reads KIPP i think.
It was KIPP and it was rigged by Dr. Mann so technically the robot is not to blame for the evils of Dr.Mann.
Monolithic robot backs down Coop. "Don't make me take you down again, SIT DOWN."
And later he stops to pick up TARS, won't leave him... a bond has formed with his robot friend who once tazed him.
Gay
@@TurtleDilfs yes it's great, i agree
@@TurtleDilfs ah yes, robot friend with man = GAYYY
Love how their relationship went from “I’m gonna turn you into an overqualified vacuum cleaner” to him fixing TARS and having a beer with him on the porch
I just watched this movie today and let me say despite the fact they're moving rectangles, those robots have my entire heart
I really like the line "You still think you're a marine, pal? Marines don't exist anymore" because it really shows how far gone the earth is to point that there are no militaries left because not only is there nothing left to fight over, there's no one left to fight.
I disagree. While I try to stay optimistic about society, I also keep in mind that there are humans out there who would fight to the death for the last ear of corn.
It may also mean that US Marine's no longer exist after a war... wiped out or maybe folded into another organization to save money or resources. I assume there is a military, but it makes no mention or is doing something else.
You know, when TARS says, "See you on the other side, Coop", he was referring literally to Cooper detaching from the spacecraft and entering the black hole. Kind of an interesting forshadowing, don't you think?
actually it's cooper's plan to detach with Tars and they didn't tell it to Amelia cause she's definitely not gonna agree to that plan
"I ALSO HAVE A DISCRETION SETTING, COOPER!"
....but not a poker face, slick" 😉
"I could not save him" :( "goodbye tars....goodbye dr. brand....see you on the other side coop" :(
SEE YA THERE, SLICK
I love how Tars and Case are essentially both rectangular boxes but can extend arms and appendages to suit their needs, as well as transform into a walker or a wheel and such. Impressive original design, my favorite robots along with Jarvis.
jarvis is not a robot
"Why are you whispering, they can't hear you!" 😂😂
You missed their first meeting
Dad: *Tazed unconcious*
Tars: DO NOT BE AFRAID!!!!!
The Daughter: *screams in terror*
😂👌
Ikr! That part always cracks me up😂😂😂
"Everybody good? Plenty of slaves for my robot colony"
Hilarious!
Is it me or did tars sound quite sad when he said "romley did not survive, I could not save him". I felt that in my heart! Christopher nolan is a film genius!!!
Absolutely. Nolan is the genius for conceiving of it all, but don't forget the virtuoso voice acting of Bill Irwin. If ANY other actor played TARS it wouldn't have been as perfect as it is.
TARS and CASE are probably two of the best scifi film characters ever.
When he was running on the ice planet, I broke out into laughter
Omg i though i as the only one
Me too 😂😂😂 that part was hilarious
It was pretty cool. Like a robot horse or something, yet going 40 - 50mph!
you forgot when case says, "tars talks enough for the both of us"
what i like about films like this is that they show future technology that feels like it isnt shiny and new in that timeline but has been well worn and used which helps to make it feel real. TARS and CASE look old and rickety like they've been beaten up and clunky rather than sleek which helps to make them seem more real as a piece of technology that could exist rather than something completely fantastical
We all love TARS.
“But not a poker face”
“Nothing good”
Best lines of movie
The line.. "what your trust setting at?" "aparantly lower than yours!" is the best line
No docking scene? "Cooper.....we are...lined up"
Paddlez-is-king Coop, this is not the time for caution....
"What's your trust setting, TARS?"
"Lower than yours, apparently"
I really like that part as it shows how the robots are processing language purely as machines. Picking from pre-sampled phrases. And perhaps applying inflection on demand.
Cooper: "Ah. But not a poker face slick"
TARS: 😐
Northwestlove88 lol Tars was like tf
"CASE, you ready?""Affirmative, I have an efficient amount of human slaves to build my robot city.""CASE, what's your sense of humor set at?""78%""Let's notch it down to 65%" "Confirmed."
+Ben Geiger Correction, it was at 100%, he was told to turn it down to 75%.
+Irfan Khalis I think the maiden launch was directed by TARS, not CASE
+Ben Geiger how does anbody quote something so badly wtf
secondintelligentWorld LOL
Oh I love Tars et Case. (Funny how they make the word tesseract)
Actually all digital voices in Interstellars were all very comfortable and friendly.
When Dr. Mann tried to override the docking procedure, the computer says "unauthorised" in a very calm and friendly manner.
Yes! "Unauthoriiized ☺️". Mann (frustrated): "OverRIDE!" Endurance: "......Unauthoriiized. ☺️" The comic timing and calm intonation was brilliant.
TARS and CASE are hands down the best robots ever, seen in film
when i first saw this film on theaters, i thought TARS and CASE would do a HAL 9000 on Cooper
Skooma Much Same! Luckily this wasn't a Ridley Scott piece of shit hahaha
mrpidd111
2001: ASO was directed by Stanley Kubrick
Me too. I was dreading that idea and hoped Nolan wouldn't include that plot. 2001 was enough for me.
I appreciated that so much because the treacherous robot trope is overplayed. And I feel they let us feel suspicious towards them on purpose. In the scene where TARS is trying to reboot the unit KIPP, you just know something is off, it really seemed like he was gonna do something. But then it's the human that betrays them.
@@GrayCatbird1 _"the treacherous robot trope is overplayed."_ Agreed. Most film-makers seem to be Neo-Luddites & hate technology.
I barely watch Sci-fi anymore coz i'm so sick of the anti-technology messages, and i eventually came to realise that film-makers are essentially just laymen on all topics except "how make films". I don't know why we think they deserve our attention, lets listen to experts in the respective fields instead.
I just watched this again last night after 10 years. TARS is so cool.
I love these robots so much
I just love, love, love these robots. The entire concept of them being rectangles that can change shape, hinge in different places and move in many different ways is just so imaginative. I wish that we had seen more of them in the film.
If I had a TARS follow me around in my life, that would be fucking cool.
wait 5 years :)
To be honest, I think they look silly at first, but with the progress of the film, they became much cooler.
they are actually very cleverly designed, and i wouldnt be suprised if this is the way robots are going
The methods of locomotion they designed for these things is so fucking cool. He rolls like a wheel and then completely changes methods of movement when picking up Brand
Roll. Slide...and "gallop" 😂
1:20 even though he doesn’t have a face, TARS’s expression speaks on so many levels
It just tickled me when TARS went “🤨”
humour 75% .. auto self destruct t-10,9.. lets make it 60%.. love that part :)
Knock Knock
+Mostank PL I really would have liked to hear a what kind of knock-knock joke a 60%-humour TARS would have made.
So wait for Interstaller II or DLC for first movie.
@@250minecraft aged like milk
2:31 that detach! Was such an amazing addition wow!!!!!!!! So subtle but so amazing
Yes. Someone who truly understands the subtle brilliance of Bill Irwin's acting. Every line, heck pretty much every word TARS (Bill Irwin) speaks is pure gold. Among the military jargon lines, I particularly like:
"That's initiate." (when he reactivates CASE in Earth orbit)
"Affirmative!" he says to Cooper inside the tesseract.
My heart breaks a little bit when I hear Dr. Brant saying “Goodbye, TARS.” She is on the verge of tears, and rightfully so.
My favorite part is when he tells CASE he doesn't have a poker face and walks away... CASE turns around and looks at him as if a human would. Really showed how smart and aware the "robots" are without needing to use dialog. It's the part where TARS and CASE actually felt like they were almost human.
When CASE turned into an 8-bit Ferris wheel on Millers planet I fell in love with him
Are you a self-shipper?
Why is is so satisfying to just watch them run around
If you think about it, tars asks cooper how he got the coordinates for nasa on his map, in actual fact it was tars who give cooper the co ordinates in binary to give to cooper and murph on earth,. Crazy
The best one (that's missing in this video) is after they launch into space and TARS asks "Is everyone's good? Plenty of slaves for my robot colony."
I love the feeling that cooper and tars went out on adventures
I love these robots, they are great friends and supporters for the mission
I love hilarity in otherwise serious dramas. Nolan and Fincher have some real golden nuggets from time to time.
TARS is honestly my favorite character, I love him so much
TARS and CASE are incredibly underrated background characters.
TARS the biggest cinnamon roll, great companion to work and humor with
I'm gonna be that 96-year-old advocating for A.I.'s rights. I have such an affection for robots.
"Hello Case"
"Hello Tars"
- How heartwarming in my Opinion.
I cried that TARS survived in that black hole and finally reunited with Cooper
"Not a poker face, huh?"
Turns in disbelief
you missed the scene where TARS was shouting.. "STAND BACK PROFESSOR!, STAND BACK!" *romily dies*
Tars wasn't just a unique designs, it's a realistic design. This is something you'd see actual robotic engineers coming up with, overcoming the limitations of human bipedal motion while remaining simple and functional.
At the beginning of the movies, I thought CASE and TARS would revolt or turn against them. But they turned out to be great characters that are extremely vital to the mission
Really great design on those robots. My favorite characters
WHY ARE YOU WHISPERING, THEY CAN'T HEAR YOU
I love it when CASE goes off to rescue the woman astronaut on the water planet, and he goes into a rolling gait for speed. I like the robot movements and their running gait too. They put a lot of thought into this film.
TARS the true MVP