Dont mind me. Just a grown ass man tearing up over a movie ive seen a dozen times... ugh! So Fuckin GOOD!!! Building such a beautiful story around concepts we cant or are just beginning to understand... Spectacular!!! Great reaction ladies!

This is one of those movies that is a total journey film. You think it’s only about traveling through space/saving the world but in reality it’s about love and taking care of and getting back to those that you love. Bittersweet endings are my favorite and this is a top shelf quality ending and movie. Great reaction ladies! 🙌

This film poses a profound question to all of us: What are you willing to do to save others and even the entire Human race? Are you willing to sacrifice yourself? Dr. Mann couldn't. He couldn't handle the horror of failing and dying. Are you willing to leave your children and even sacrifice them to save Humanity? Most people couldn't, I bet. Are you willing to sacrifice most of Humanity so that the species can survive? Professor Brand was willing.

One of Nolan’s best films ever, such a good movie, haven’t seen this in years, really happy I got to rewatch it with you two, love your reactions!!

This movie reminds me good old science fiction stories, where the drama was not about the hero's journey like a lot of recent movies, but it was about facing choices in the face of disaster. Who do you save? Your family, those immediately in front of you, your species, yourself, or do you lay down and accept your fate and die? Cooper was all about saving his family, he left his daughter on Earth because staying would mean a failed mission would condemn the entire planet, including his kids to die. (in the reaction, Michelle and Ally wanted Cooper to stay with his family, which could imply he would have to watch them starve or suffocate, but at least spend the time with the family) Dr. Brandt was all about saving humanity through Plan B, but he also sent his daughter to save her, and he was ready to sacrifice those in front of him (the entire planet). Dr. Mann initially was sharing Dr. Brandt's idea, but then he turned out to saving himself as his first priority. When the data to save humanity in the water planet was at risk, Dr. Brandt 2 (the daughter) was giving more importance to the data than her own life, but Cooper was trying to save those in front of him. When facing the black hole, Cooper chooses saving those in front of him again (Dr. Brandt 2) and sacrifice himself. Murphy never gave up on the dream of saving those in front of her, the entire planet (plan A), while Tom didn't even want to save his daughter from the dust, he preferred the family to stay together and face their fate. All the different crossroads were shown and different characters took different paths, but the script makes it in a way that does not seem forced, they just feel like the developing story in a coherent movie script, and that's why I think it is a one of the greatest science fiction movies of all times.

*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!

I also think that this is Nolan’s best film. The second is, of course, Inception.

Because my dad promised me.. Gets me everytime.

Dr. Mann: "There is a moment-" PFFFT

Nolan went to what could be real, asking a Canadian farmer to grow 500 acres of corn in Alberta and asked physics expert to build the math for the worm-hole and the area around the black-hole. But still provide emotional context to give meaning to all of this crazy stuff. Love From Canada

The end of this movie killed me . . . lots of tissues needed . . .

The parts that you see as far-fetched make so much more sense if you remember his love for Murph. She opened the box and saw the watch (which was not moving), remembering it was his goodbye gift to her. Then, when she picks it back up off the shelf, the watch hand is moving back and forth. It would have been a verrrry strange coincidence for her to be looking for a sign and to see the watch doing that. ❤️

One thing I haven’t noticed anyone say about this movie is the dramatic irony of Cooper’s comments to Murph when he left, “Once you’re a parent, you’re the ghost of your children’s future” That’s what Murph became to him in the end.

You have to watch this movie a few times to truly appreciate it. A masterpiece ❤

It’s amazing what they did with the concept of a singularity inside a black hole

7:54 He doesn't go/leave because its "big opportunity". He leaves to save future of humanity & his daughter's future kids Also he is very curious thats why "they" chose him as they knew he'll leave his kids & will be able to pilot the craft, Also they choose her to complete the gravity equation. Considering "they" are 5 dimensional creatures they could ofc plot this perfectly as they did.

When coop says “not just any child” makes me think of my youngest girl. She’s so smart and feisty.

This movie is actually one of the most scientific accurate movies out there. The more you see and read from behind the scenes, the more your mind will blow. (For example: It's the first time in the history of mankind, we can see an animation of a black hole on such a big screen and this accurately calculated) Kip Thorne, one of the physicists behind the movie, is a living legend.

Ellies a gem. Shes so passionate. Shes the best

Interstellar is Christopher Nolan’s best movie. Edit: the word for water being “not deep” would be “shallow”

As a native English speaker, I sometimes forget that English is not your primary language, since you all speak it so well

Love you guys. Thanks for watching this!

The ONLY issue with this movie: How many Rangers, and how many Landers, they had "left over" on the mother ship, when it boosted away from Matt Damon's planet. 1) They took a Ranger AND a Lander Down; 2) Matt Damon took "A" Ranger back - and destroyed it/himself; A Lander docked. 3) So: HOW would they then have TWO Rangers, to eject, while slinging around Gargantua ?! 4) "HEY, Kid: If they're worrying about our Hair: We're in Trouble !" [Harrison Ford, to Marc Hamil] XD

29:50 "Why is he detaching from...?" Because there isn't enough fuel for both parts of the ship to escape the pull of the black hole. However, if they throw Cooper's part of the ship toward the black hole, that will propel Brand's ship away in the opposite direction. It'll be just a small boost, but that plus all their remaining fuel will be enough to get her smaller fragment away from the black hole and have her land on the 3rd candidate world.

Hi Michelle & Ellie!😊 This was a very emotional film! Great reactions to this very well-made film, Ladies!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

Thanks chelle, "What was that, haven't you watch it" got me good. Thanks for the laughs

love transcends dimensions of space and time

Aah, ladies you should be proud. You did a great job on the reaction. I've seen it half a dozen times and it's still trippy for me & I consider myself a bit of a scifi geek. Very enyoyable watching along with you. can't wait to see what's next. Have you seen Event Horizon from 1997, lots of trippy black hole stuff with Sam Neal and Lawrence Fishburne with a bit of a horror twist. Keep doin what you do😊😊

Bruh why does it feel like I’ve watched this channel react to this movie like 10 times?? Lolol

In the water planet, every click means seven hours on Earth

Wow! What a great movie. It's up there in my scifi fav movies. Aside from the great movie, great channel, beautiful ladies, i think Michelle looks stunning here!! ❤😘😮😅 Anyhow, be well and happy holidays to you all! 🙏

32:25 There is theory that , in the black hole , time and space flips .. so time is your space and vice versa , so they created the tesseract thingy xDD .. its complicated , but this movie is fiction based on real facts what we know about space and stuff .

"make a movie that will make a dad cry now, and his daughter cry years later" Christopher Nolan: "it's not even that hard bro..."

Gargantua was not a planet at all, but in fact was a giant Black Hole. The glowing weird ring around it was the Event Horizon, which is visible from light being stuck to the Black Hole

One thing I truly admire is some artists ability to move us, to take us somewhere else, to allow us to escape from our lives for a few hours. Interstellar is full of artists, from the direction, the music, the writing, the acting. No social engineering message, no wokeism to be seen, and incredibly entertaining. I watched this late at night as I had to work late, I was trying to be quiet out of consideration for my neighbours. When Cooper walks into his daughters room on the space station, I howled like a baby, the emotional build up to the moment was the most intense I have ever experienced from a movie. I am sure my neighbours thought I was injured, the release was so powerful. For all the crap Hollywood has forced on us they got this one right.

Michelle, at the beginning they didn't hack the drone. I believe the guy did work on this kind of drone system and simply had the equipment to talk to it. Anyway, it was a century or more in the future and I think maybe such systems were used by farmers like him.

47:05 I reckon Michelle is talking about The Shawshank Redemption which was a friendship story not a love story. I remember Michelle explicitly mentioning this at the end of that reaction.

the thumbnail lmao 😂

Greatest movie I've ever seen in my life ❣️ thank you for reacting to my favorite movie.

This movie has to be viewed multiple times. Always makes me cry. So powerful

I highly recommend *the Maze Runner* trilogy !!! These movies will keep you on the edge of your seat the whole time! ☺️

Dr Mann was killed by something called explosive decompression. Essentially he didn't seal his craft enough and the indoor and outdoor pressure converged and instantly imploded.

First time seeing Michelle cry, it was weird 😂❤Fun Fact No Actor used GreenScreen in this film.

Thank you ladies for the reaction and journey. Ciao!😂

INCREDIBLE reaction and movie!, the music in this movie is a masterpiece and sets the mood perfectly. 2 other great movies like this that I want you all to react to are "road to perdition", and "rainman". THANKS!!!

One of the greatest movies for the students of science. Everything in this movie is perfect and accurate according to science. Although we don't what lies beneath a black hole. But this movie is a precious gift for us students who are deeply interested in science

It's funny that right after this film we see "Murph" leave Matt Damon on Mars in The Martian, and then..well I don't want to spoil it for you.

Scientifically the whole thing is pretty accurate - at least to our current understanding of physics. The 5th dimension is the only "creative" part. If there is a 5th dimension or even more dimensions we can't currently perceive them and may never be able to perceive them, if they even exists at all.

Interstellar is definitely one of the best science films ever.

Interstellar is such a powerfully beautiful movie. Hans Zimmer nailed it with the score to this movie

Basic, the faster you time slows down, you leave earth if you could travel at light speed or near it - go 5 light year and come back 10 light year trip, the person on the spaceship would have aged 1,5 year while person the left behind would be 10 years older.

The wave will constantly happen at that exact because of the Black hole gravity pulling. The wave will flow like the BIG WAVE making it flexuat move jus goin into constant motion

YAAAY YOU REACTED TO MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME :D

Manipulate the gravity throught space and time is theoretically possible. The gravity is an effect caused by deformation of space and time (in a classical physics the gravity is a force, but in theoretical physics, the gravity is an effect, and a effect can be manipulated, manipulating by the factors that cause this effect).

I was trying to get a better understanding of the part with the tesseract in the black hole because I have no ideas how that worked. Then I came across an interview with Christopher Nolan where he basically said he doesn’t want people focused on the specific logistical details of his movies and instead just take in the overall story being told. Which I appreciate but this movie it’s so hard to do that with the science being discussed.

You guys need to rewatch it again…

My favorite duo in the house!! 😁🤘

What does Murph mean "I have my kids here for me now." those are his grandkids and great grandkids you couldn't get me to leave without tackling me and sedating me. My entire lineage is in that room - I need to meet ALL of ya'll.

Interstellar, this movie is really aspiring to become an astronaut, and really inspiring that out there, in the void, darkness of beautiful space, that there really is life. Life and habitable planets for humans and others to come. This movie really shows how much humans can really do if they work together, or what happens if they don’t. This goes to show that if we do work together, we can really find something out there, out there in the darkness and beauty of space, and our Solar System.

It's a great movie, thanks for your reaction!

So wild. You can tell the IQ difference between these two even when they don’t speak.

8:44 same 🌌

It took yous long enough! What a movie ... one of the best

Get ready for tears..

I want to watch that!

Thank you for 👍 I like you and your reactions very much. This is Petri from Finland. Take care.

Dr. Mann didn't want to be the hero, he was taking the ship to go back to earth instead of continuing the mission with Cooper and Brand.

@12:30 the word is "shallow" Michelle :) like the music from Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper :D

This was fun to watch because this movie was over both of your heads! Lol. They said the black hole was like Saturn😂 I mean that in the nicest way!!❤

It is not Fiction, is Science

I want watch it.

Would love to see you react to Revenge with Keven Costner, Madelene Stowe, Anthony Quinn. It’s a excellent move

It's fictional but everything Nolan showed in this movie is theoretically correct and possible. We just don't have that much resources to do it.

You guys are total savage laughing at his ugly crying watching his son’s video 🤣 Don’t ever change! 💪

infinite dimensions infinite lifetimes infinite possibilities

Yeah, I love it.😊😊😊

I guess they completely missed the part where his kids would suffocate if he didn't do the mission.

Great movie!😁Haven't seen it but it's fantastic😁I saw videos,read about it. It's perfect😁Glad you enjoyed it😁

Interstellar ❤ Nolan's greatest work for humanity ❤️

I really don't mind you guys rewinding parts that are hard to understand rather than keep going and guessing on why something is happening bc you misunderstood or didn't understand well the first time. I know English isn't your first language, but understanding it makes watching the movie way better instead of just enjoying the intense scenes of the movie

Everything in this movie is science based

Excelente dupla

About Dr Mann, everyone are blaming him like he's a bad person, but for me he's just desesperate. What he did was horrible but not unforgivable, imagine living 35 years without seeing another faces, no one knows what it can do, it can be so mentally painful, maybe i'll do the same, maybe you too... maybe not, we don't know :)

Excelente video chicas 😃

You guys need to watch Mel Gibson’s APOCALYPTO (2006) an incredible film with AMAZING scenes and a memorable ending. Just beware the film does have some gore moments and cruel killings. Enjoy!

Heeeeeeey Michelle 👋🏿👁️💘 I'm late,but I'm thankful for your existence 🫶🏿

yeeaaah!!

Michelle, the word you were looking for meaning "not deep" is "shallow." 😊

Now we have to ask ourselves, what will it take to save the human race? Knowing that the sun will evolve into a red giant that will destroy Earth and everything on it. What will our journey be in a million years. What will it take? A starship? A journey to another exoplanet that is habitable? Think about it.

To this day I still cannot understand the science behind this whole film.

Michelle & Ellie Christopher Nolan, director had well-known theoretical astrophysicist, Kip Thorne as his technical advisor for Interstellar. All those complex technical language about space and time was confirmed by Thorne. Meaning that man (Matt) travels through space near light speed, he would stay young while his children would age on Earth at normal time. That planet near the Black Hole, time dilates faster than on Earth meaning that Matt and Anne's 2+hours on that planet equals 23 years on Earth.

Great video.

Girls, you have to react to "Memento", which for many is Nolan's best film.

OMG you watch the same movies again and again 😂

SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!

Las bellezas siempre dinámicas

“They can send someone who doesn’t have kids!” They did….it’s irrelevant, it had to be him. Also just in general, that’s irrelevant in the grand scheme of things- he’s the best pilot they’ve ever had and he was sent there, somehow, by a ghost or in their view the same beings that created the wormhole. It had to be him either way

Buena película de Ciencia ficción 😊😊😊

Now: I hate my father! He knew everything and abandoned us. Five minutes later: dad will save us :)

You two should react to "Field of Dreams" (1989).