EXPLAINED: Love the 5th Dimension You have to think about emotions (specifically our strongest emotion "love") as a dimension, a 5th dimension, then it all makes sense. If the logic on dimensions is based on how we connect with each other: To meet someone physically u need all 4 dimensions: A Specific location and a specific time. But you are missing a 5th connection: the Emotional connection. Because you can still be at the same spot at the same time and not even being aware that you are with someone specific, you need an emotional connection also to feel the other person is there with you. If not you're just emotionless zombies bumping into each other, or feel you are talking to a wall. But what's interesting about emotional connection is that it's not restricted or bound by the rules of the 4 other dimensions: Cooper in the film has an emotional connection with Murph no matter her location (3 dimensions), but also no matter what her age is (4th dimension). He can talk to Murph through a video recording that neither is representing where she is at the present specific time nor location and still have a connection with her. In this specific last clips in the video, Copper needs to find Murph in a gallery of time, but how does he pinpoint the right time in space to find and connect with Murph? He uses an emotional connection, specifically a time where they connected. Like an editor finding the right take in in a film strip that connection emotionally with the audience. Emotions, and (specifically the strongest emotion: Love) is a personal connection with someone that doesn't need to exist in neither a specific time frame (like past, present or future) or a specific location (at home, far away in space). Somehow we can also feel a connection with someone that is dead, or someone we have not met. Now one can argue these emotions are biased and only a personal illusion, but we humans somehow can be in situations where we get to know each other as children, grow up into adulthood, meet up again, and continue our friendship as if we never were apart. That aspect of humanity can be tested. Even after evolving into a different human being, both intelligently and physically, with that simple test we can conclude scientifically that love/emotion connection exists through both time and space, despite us not knowing how it works.

seems that people either genuinely love or absolutely hate this scene.

My dad died last weekend and this quote is what I use for his funeral because the univers was our thing... we loved to talked about it and my dad was a atheists but he believed he would return someday to be a part of our beautiful sun again. Wherever he is may my love guide him and may he finde peace and eternity between flickering stars. My love for him will transcendence the dimensions of time and space ❤️🕯️😔

The best part about this scene is that Brand is right: if they had gone to the planet of Edmunds, they would’ve found the habitable planet right away.

I am drawn across the universe for someone I didn't see in decades.

“The vision of the eye is limited but the vision of the heart transcends all barriers of time and space.” - Ali ibn Abi Talib (Imam Ali)

Impossible to not cry during the "I love you forever" scene. The music, acting, and overall emotion from this scene after having spent about ~30 minutes with these characters is phenomenal. There is nobody who does it like Nolan.

Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.

So, I can get why people don’t like this scene so much in the context of all the movie BUT I think those people miss one very important detail: at the end Cooper was only able to give the data to Murph because of… love. He knew she would be back to get that watch for one non-rational reason: because he gave it to her, and she loved him. Despite of all the resentment she might feel, she would still came back for that watch, one last material thing from her father that she could hold on to remind her of him. Love sometimes makes you do irrational things, things behind every understandable reason, and, sometimes, they turn out to be just the thing to do.

I’m sad for the people who thought this scene/theory ruined the movie for them. To me, it was extremely powerful.

THE FIFTH DIMENSION IS LOVE!!!!!!!!!! 😭😭😭

this scene makes so much effing sense in this movie and people just hate it cuz they're heartbroken.... love IS MORE than just bedroom stories and romance and rose petals and weddings... love is somewhat like gravity. love is passion. love os hatred. love is a neverending battle. love is also peace. love is love. and in this movie, love has a higher meaning. watch again and you'll understand.

Love is the answer.... the Beatles were't lying when they said "Love is all you need" I love science, I went down the rabbit hole of quantum mechanics, relativity, learning about the universe alternate dimensions... But the fact is... when I had a nervous breakdown, It was the LOVE from my mother and family that saved my life. We are hear to love, the only reason I wanted to carry on living was to just embrace my family and practice Love, it's all that matters..

'how? cooper' Love, TARS, love

I don't think people quite understand everyone's gripe with this scene. It's not that the film is about love, it's that the dialogue spoon-fed the meaning and removed all thematical subtlety. Nolan is a talented dude, but can we all agree that his dialogue can be extremely heavy handed?

It’s interesting to see how a scientist might actually view the concept of love. We all have our ideas about things but I think why this might be cheesy for some is because emotions and science maybe don’t mix? In any case I never understood what she truly meant until I actually fell in love.

This is one of the most powerful scenes I know of. I understand people that don’t understand though, and I truly wish them the strength and guidance to understand this existence.

This film was robbed imo far as awards and is overlooked as one of Nolan's better films imo also. Matthew McConaughey blew me away in this film because i knew he could act good but this was a brilliant performance from him imo the score and the acting really transcends you into there world almost and gets you emotionally tied from the start. So that scene with Matthew after finding out just how many years have last for his daughter and people on earth and Matthew goes to his messages and we see his daughter and she is now his age and only does the one message because he said he promised to be back and that she might be his age when he comes home and she starts with the mad at him to just emotionally hurt because it's her birthday and it would be a really good time to be there and she's crying and then Matt's character does with the score slowly getting louder is just a brilliant scene imo that scene had me emotionally invested as if i was there and Felt there pain and sadness. So this film is beyond underrated imo

every time when this scene comes i cry when he say, "Love Tars Love!"

This is where Nolan nuked the fridge.

It actually makes sense when you think about it. You are able to love somebody who is dead for years (time) or a million miles away (space)

Interstellar is a fictional movie. The tesseracts is effectively a fiction. A cube that has more cubes inside. A structure with the same room with its bookcase, with everyone present lived by Murphy with his father in a limited period. The period of time that they are all happening at the same time, is the time that his ghost manifests, who was also his father. The tesseracts are an artificial creation of future humans who are more technologically and ethically advanced enough to know that Murphy's love for her father will solve the film's dilemma. Authentic love goes beyond the physical dimensions and the time dimension. It is the only bridge. Love transcends time and space has not been scientifically proven but I believe that many people with full awareness of life have the intuition that love: "Love is the only thing we can perceive that transcends time and space." (Dr. Brand / Anne Hathaway) Love may be a pattern of all possible universes. I invite you to see the film "The Arrival" by Denis Villeneuve. During my life I have wondered if love is a constant of all the possibilities of consciousness of intelligent beings that achieve a high level of social and technological development. And if it is a necessary condition to be able to avoid extinction and to know transcendence. Love is not an emotion comparable to hate or desire, fear, etc. The concept of love in the Western world is devalued by romantic love, but love is much more, perhaps it is everything. Because love connects you to everything, all the time. It is a state of life that few people get to know. Figures like Buddha or Jesus, I did not understand them, but reviewing their lives knowing that they were men who knew love in the transcendent sense made me resignify their lives. Disney's romantic love is not love, it is a state of ego dependency. It's just consumerism. To understand love you must try to understand the meaning of life. What does life pursue? Why evolution can generate intelligent life. Intelligent life that connects with each other and that can reach empathy, compassion and love for everything and despite everything, why? All emotions like hate, revenge, lust, envy, etc., are born from the absence of love. Authentic love has no correlation with the emotions you mention. Greetings

It's true love has something

I hate the "Those who don't like this scene just doesn't get it" people. I get it allright. Still don't like the scene

the problem with anne hatheway's speech isn't the content of it but that it's basically her staring at the audience telling them what the movie is about

"- We love people who have died. Where's the social utility in that? Have you ever fallen in love with a dead person though? No - you've loved someone when they were still alive, and then it just doesn't get cleared out of your system. So what you still feel afterwards is a byproduct of having internalized this person (having created an inner internal image of them, which you need anyway to meaningfully interact with others when they're still alive). It's a byproduct of something decisively useful. And the further usefulness of this may be limited, but apparently there's just little benefit in having the brain totally erase memores and feelings associated with a person that's passd away. So it may not be useful by itself (although I think it still is, see below), but it's nevertheless an artifact of somethng that was actually useful in the past. It's an echo of pre-existing love, not a new phenomenon that exists independently of loving alive people. And then he answers: "- None." You're still wrong here, buddy, because loving dead people absolutely IS socially useful whenever people love THE SAME dead people. "Let's put aside our differences in the memory of our beloved mother, may she rest in peace". Does it work 100% of times? No. Does it work now and then though? Of course. And that's enough to be useful. The veneration of the dead - or sharing love for the same deceased people - increases the cohesiveness of social structures (families, clans etc.), binding people together. That's why it persists in a great many of human cultures.

Man, this is sappy

Only some will feel this movie, only some have experienced this kind of love or hurt, only some can make out to have there own mind fathom what they think and feel about this movie.

Im past my puppy love phase, now love and intimacy is Sacred for me. The days of one night stands and short flings are so over for me

I bet that all of us who have lost someone we love understand this about loving someone beyond death, and it is true, it is useless and still we feel it, we don't see these people, we don't touch them and still, we love them. There may be a thousand explanations for love and we still won't fully understand it. To all of you that have lost someone I'm with you I understand your pain and I know, even time pass we keep hurting we keep feeling, I don't have the answer to you feeling better, but you are not alone. ❤️

just watched "your name" damn these 2 movies are based on the same concept: LOVE CONNECTS PEOPLE TOGETHER , NO MATTER WHATS THE SPACE OR TIME, LOVE WILL ALWAYS CONNECT YOU

Guys, read the Hyperion Cantos from Dan Simmons! This whole movie is exactly what those fantastic books described written more than 30 years ago!

I always thought that line was very cheesy in Interstellar, like Chris Nolan just gotta put it there, I wish it was more discreetly expressed, I thought that would be more powerful if the audience could realize that without it being spoke out so directly. But it's a great quote and I find it to be true so far.

This was the most brilliant part of the film. Nolan seems to have a Platonic vision in mind or transcendence/God. Dr. Brand questions the utility of love when death is something we must all succumb to. So what's the point of loving at all? Since it isn't something we "invent", finding some utility in it, there must be some reason why we love at all. Especially since we all die in the end. Perhaps there is a good reason to transcend the imminent space we occupy rather than assume this is all there is. Otherwise, just like the characters in the film, we are just drifting in space, waiting for our turn to face death. Brand was still in love with a man whom she did not even know was still alive and Cooper and his love for his daughter were clearly on the horizon.

Real Love has a Higher Purpose and is very transcending and powerful

Love could lead to the dark side of the force. Remember Anakin.

Dr. Amélia Brand was right. "Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and espace".

This is one of the best videos on youtube for me

You know, these 2 things can be true at the same time : 1) Love is the most profound, deep, and important emotion and connection human beings can experience. 2) Love has nothing to do with "higher dimensions", "quantum entanglement" or what have you, and has no bearing in any other thing besides humans. I always found it weird why some people seem to think that, if something is important, it absolutely has to have some objective physical representation - love is important, therefore there must be "loveotrons" or something. How materialistic and vulgar. Also, not to be a bummer, but if "love transcends space and time", then so does hate. Just sayin. One can be "drawn" to another person across the galaxy because he wants to take revenge for his dead family. Just ask Drax. :D

Yeah this was dumb. A movie heavily HEAVILY reliant on calculations and scientific theories and then Nolan just decides to throw in this element of 'love' that ends up superseding every bit of logic that drove plot. Yeah Love is very touching- and very out of place here

Aldous Huxley "We can only love what we know, and we can never know completely what we do not love. Love is a mode of knowledge .

The notion of Time and space is very different from one person to the other. We all perceive it differently. As for me I dont see time the same way than most people do. I see it as a whole and 10 years for me seems like one minute. Plus you can develop a strong connexion telepathic bond with someone even if they are not physically or geographicaly close to you (different neighborhood, not like in overseas) you can not see your soulmate for years but when you see him again it seems like you met them only yesterday

This is exactly how cults and religions are formed. Just because Matthew (forgot the character's name) on 0:36 couldn't come up with a perfectly reasonable explanation, doesn't mean that whatever she made up and fed him is true. This is the kind of sophistry that all cult leaders exploit.

Love has been on our Planet, millions years before Humans came on it!! It's not something for greedy selfish Humans to understand!

The edit holds 1min and 43 secs... which is 143 and means i love you...👏👏👏❤

It’d been 6 years since the movie came out and people still say the same tired talking point. I’m really baffled how SO many people say something like “I liked the movie at first, but hated when love saved the whole universe, it was so cheesy and not scientifically accurate like the rest of the movie”. People act like love was the "universal power" that saved them. No, gravity was used to communicate across the dimensions. GRAVITY. The purpose of their familial connection was to to makes sense of infinite time and infinite space. I really think people are looking at this entire thing sideways. What Cooper meant was, had he not had a strong connection with Murphy (love) then she would not have still had faith in him when the time came to receive his message. If she didn't love him, she wouldn't have been listening anymore. If she didn't love him, she wouldn't likely have even thought "maybe this is Dad" she would have just dismissed it as more odd phenomenon. The 'Aliens' chose the two of them because they had the skills and opportunity to complete the mission that needed to be completed, but also had the relationship required for it to be completed. It's about love (trust) being required as part of the plan. Brand was just on the other hand being emotional and making a semi-irrational decision, as people do. Cooper didn't understand at the time that while she may (or may not) be wrong in that situation, that a relationship can in fact be a major factor in the failure or success of something. His calling back to it was simply him 'getting it', even though I don't honestly think Brand got it at the time. Point being, people are really over thinking this. The plan would not have worked without a strong loving relationship, that's what they were talking about and why it mattered. Love did not save the universe, but it was key to that particular plan's success. The movie hints at the idea that the universe, our place, our evolution, it's all random and meaningless. But we have to make some order out of the chaos? How does that happen? For humans, it's "love." The aliens then use that to their advantage to make their ends meet. The movie isn't saying love is some sort of force that makes the universe work. It's a construct we've created to make sense of our perspective of the universe.

This scene well representes how alot of the 2nd half of the movie just stopped caring about facts. The love transcends space & time has to be one of the most nonsensical statements said in movie history.

"Long ago I made it my ideal to have such a knowledge of man that I would really possess the possibility of entering into the depths of the experience of every man, that I would be capable of truly sharing in his sufferings. With that in mind, the picture turns out like this: I cannot understand what happens -- do I enter into the heart of the other person or am I receiving him into my heart? How do you see it? Which should rather be said? Perhaps when it is not a matter of what the surgeon sees -- that is, simply a piece of flesh, one of the muscles -- but rather the true centre of our existence, in that case our heart surpasses the limits of the world, transcends this plane, and perhaps not in any small measure, but in even the greatest measure. So on this supra-cosmic level, in the action of love, people become so close that the barriers between them disappear." ~St. Sophrony, in a letter to his sister Maria

When the whole point of a movie's plot is summed up in a few lines of dialogue

Freddie Mercury, "Teo Torriate": "When I'm gone / No need to wonder if I ever think of you / The same moon shines, the same wind blows / For both of us, and time is but a paper moon”. During the Great Depression, at county fairs, folks would have their photo taken in front of a crescent moon made of paper before a field of stars, so they had something that was a picture of an escape from reality. All make believe, just a paper moon. Time and space are irrelevant: "Just close your pretty eyes, and you can be with me". Love transcends time and space. Always, forever. Lennon, '67: "All You Need is Love".

So this speech by itself is actually pretty phenomenal - but is flimsy in the context of the larger story. It would be one thing if it someone grieving a lover and using grand scientific postulation to examine it- that is a poignant and absurd way to attempt to define something as nebulous as loss. But this ends up being the actual answer, an actual plot thread which leads to the ends revealation. In that context, it makes the story seem as if it is getting lost in its own ass.

Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space. - dr. Banner

"Love transcends time and space" .........aaand we just went from 2001: A Space Odyssey to the Disney Afternoon. WTF Nolan??

we all need love if it does not affect you so we all fall deeply into darkness

Beautiful

É a cena mais bonita de todo cinema

from 1:24 its sounds like a motivation movie about life and love what a gem movie

You love people who have died what is the social utility in that? Love is the only thing can transfer dimensions and time. They can communicate

I agree that Love transcends Time & Space

Even the duration of this video is 1:43 mins... That shows even love transcends throughout the video too

joy also transcends dimensions maybe we should send whole Inside Out gang up there

The love speech was literally when the movie jumped the shark. Hey these are all super-smart astronauts, trained in astrophysics. Let's have the woman opine that maybe love is the key to a higher dimension...

Love can transcend dimensions of times and space just like gravity. What if Love is some kind of weak attraction force that crosses multiple universes ? Like gravity with their graviton as their particle model. What if Love has its own particle model that we had not yet theorized about ? Or maybe Love is gravity with a diff meaning. im very curious about it now

Greetings for the day, Ann🎂; stay blessed🙏

Love is something that science cannot prove is physically real. That's why love is an abstract concept. Abstracts entities are not bound to human concepts. Not bound to the physical. Same goes for creation, god, destruction, life, death, rebirth, darkness, light, good, evil, oblivion, time, space, love, etc.

Poor Hathaway's doing her best with this script.

We can be attracted to guys who are 15 years older (im 45 and i have a crush on a 60 years old guy. I see his inner beauty and charisma. Plus he's good looking for me even if he is smaller/shorter than me

Regardless of the quote itself or how you feel about it, I'm interested in that question. What social utility does loving someone who is dead, long gone serve? It isn't healthy to obsess over someone who is gone. It doesn’t necessarily make you a better person. It doesn’t improve relationships with others, especially the one who is dead. If you don't believe in an afterlife, then it surely doesn't seem to serve any point on a purely utilitarian level. Genuinely asking, what social utility does it serve or what would explain why humans still do this after millions of years of evolution? Does feeling love for someone long gone help us make new relationships? But wouldn't that sort of impede the ability to form other relationships if you can't just let go of connections that don't have anymore utility?

I always hate the "love is the one thing that transcends time and space" cliche. Even if you have to convey this message, you don't have to spell it out.

I have no problem with love as some mystical force but to couch it in so much pseudo-science babble is just insulting

We love people who have died and there is still a social utility in that; the superego works memetically printing the self of others into yourself, especially from those who you feel positive affection for, and when they die, in some situations of decisions your mind asks about the dead love one, "What would he do?" or "What would she think?", so the superego influences on your actions even though the love one is not here anymore. Yet, if everything is embedded into multidimensional quantum fields, then emotions must play their multidimensional role, some role we might be not aware of it yet, and who knows, sciences has a long way to travel. "And there is much to be learnt" said Carl Sagan.

Hunger transcends dimensions of time and space too, i can hunger for a burger that ive already eaten. Maybe it means something we cant yet understand, an artifact of a higher dimension. Im drawn down the road to a burger place i havent seen in a week

If you're a person who's against the theorhetical existence of an afterlife you hate this. But if you understand the power of love it only reinforces what we already knew.

Construct your life around a universally agreeable humanitarian need and you'll never be alone. ❤

Hate also transcends time and space....

Thank you for sharing. Love is ONLY truth in the universe, we all are THAT, no thing is out of it. Love has no beginning and no ending, is eternal. No bondage, infinite freedom. This what all enlightened souls tried to describe it. Example, Mevlana Rumi, Ramana Maharshi, JK, Nisargadatta, Hazrat Nizamuddin...

LOVE!? Who’s been screwing with this script!?

“He who does not know love does not know God, for God is love” (John 4:8). I don't know if it was intentional, but the truth is that Anne Hathaway's quote is pure Christianity! Indeed, to the extent that we assume that God is love and that we assume that God is the creator of the universe, time, space and physics as a whole, it makes perfect sense to conclude that: 1- Love is a force that transcends the limits of time, space and human understanding itself. 2- Love is evidence or even an artifact of a dimension that we do not fully understand yet. In fact, translated into theological terms, love would be this philosophical evidence of the existence of heaven, the supernatural/spiritual world and the benevolent God who revealed himself to us. Of course, these conclusions and Hathaway's own statement are not scientific or testable, but one thing is undeniable: they carry an absurd theological and philosophical depth!!! In view of all this, love becomes yet another evidence of the existence of God, as its presence seems to point to the existence of a transcending dimension and also to the existence of a loving Creator, who gives meaning to the act of loving. After all, without God, why would there be love instead of just "indifference"?

At first, like a silly thing to postulate that "love transcends time and space" but deeper thought should lead a man to conclude that by "Love" the movie trying to say that all universal emotions transcend time and space, as if the very "code" of the universe, the very framework of all existence is made out of emotions, hence, emotions precede matter and can travel through it at will. So, if the quote is to be true, then, that means that us, Humans, are still to primitive to even see that our emotions aren't just chemicals in our brains but the very link between all universal existence and all its dimensions. ..things to think about!

If the concept of time is quantifiable. So is the concept of love if we have a breakthrough in quantum entanglement. We need to keep going.

Many movies from christopher nolan such as inception interstellar dark knight momento all about shiva consciousness wisdom

Selina Kyle/Catwoman - Jewel & Buster Moon?

Incredible scene. The director is a genius. 👏

One of the best scenes from the movie that explains the purpose of life.

If love is the 5th dimention, does that mean hate is the 6th? Everything here said about love can apply to hate as well.

What half this comment section fails to understand is that love is not just romantic. Love is friendly, lustful, romantic, brotherly, and most importantly UNCONDITIONAL. Love can be observed and felt, but not measured. It's not just some chemical released in your blood to make you feel euphoric, it's an emotion that transcends space/time. If we put more faith in love than race and petty religious/political arguments, the world would be a better place. Love is the key to our pursuit of happiness. It doesn't surprise me the fedora-tipping, neck bearded Star Trek geeks hated this scene!! Go watch your shitty Han Solo movie if you want some corny sci-fi action!

Back un the Days Royal Marriages could avoid Wars and change the course if History

Love isn't even part of nature it's just a word for feelings we do not understand, organic life is the least abundant thing in the universe but yet we put so much time and energy into it and when it doesn't workout we get depressed and go crazy.the love of guns,bombs,planes,cars, air fresheners,sex, fatty foods etc all lead to our downfall,so how good is love for us🤔

0:04 Imagine McConohay as God and Jesus. You as Murph Gods only loves. His connection is always open. Our connection was severed by sin(lower water vibration) but now open in Christ (you need to invrease Vibration). Ep 2:8 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith-and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God- not by works, so that no one can boast. Matthew 27:51 At that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. The earth shook, the rocks split Mark 11:22 Have faith in God,” Jesus answered.... 5d beings communicate space+ TIME+ emotion(love or hate) 1:05 1:16 You're the convergence point -❤️🧠 -HVWD -Perfumy Rice EXPLAINED: Love the 5th Dimension (more accurately: love is the only part of the 5th dimension we can conceive) You have to think about emotions as artafects of the 5th dimension (specifically our strongest emotion "love") To meet someone physically u need all 4 dimensions: A Specific location and a specific time. But you are missing a 5th connection: the Emotional connection. Because you can still be at the same spot at the same time and not even being aware that you are with someone specific, you need an emotional connection also to feel the other person is there with you. If not you're just emotionless zombies bumping into each other, or feel you are talking to a wall. But what's interesting about emotional connection is that it's not restricted or bound by the rules of the 4 other dimensions: Cooper in the film has an emotional connection with Murph no matter her location (3 dimensions), but also no matter what her age is (4th dimension). In this specific last clips in the video, Copper needs to find Murph in a gallery of time, but how does he pinpoint the right time in space to find and connect with Murph? He uses an emotional connection, specifically a time where they connected. Emotions, and (specifically the strongest emotion: Love) is a personal connection with someone that doesn't need to exist in neither a location or specific time frame (like past, present or future) Somehow we can also feel a connection with someone that is dead, or someone we have not met. (Kateware-Doki) The Law of Attraction it doesn't care if you're black, white, rich, righteous(eg Book of Job)

Y'all need love if this doesn't touch you deep down

why do i get a feeling like soma

The collective eye roll real men did in this goofy scene was crazy 😂 ❤LOVE❤ Let the simps entertain Let the incels fantasize Let the men focus on real things

i feel someone or other in comment need to read quantum physics especially string theory again. i dont have a fancy word here but i assure that love is emotion and cant be lumping into science especially in quantum physics. I read a lot of research paper from SERN, Prof michio kaku, Prof briane greene and etc and i never hear and they never mention anything about love in quantum physic and string theory. Not once so i hope people dont lumping science with emotion, emotion is subjective and science is objective, is really like to blend pizza with pineapple. its cant be unify.

Memes, cooper, memes are the only thing that transcends time and space

Im not longer a half empy, clingy, foolish person. If you want to go now, go... im self-sufficient enough. Love has to have an added value (not money in particular)

Love is just a theory, like Gravity. We know it exists- it’s observable, we can live with it all around us, but we don’t fully know the mechanics of it. People can tell you what love feels like, but they can’t tell you in detail why they feel that way.

Its a echo from something that is everywhere that we cannot see or touch. No movie no matter what it is should exclude the power of love.

"You love people who have died. Where is the social utility in that?" Is she fucking kidding? There's all kinds of utility in that. Loving someone after their death makes you reflect on all the qualities about them that you valued which allows you to share those qualities with the community & pass them on to the next generation. And that's just one example. This is the dumbest scene in any Nolan film.

Isn't Dr. Brand right? I think she is

came here just to say THIS SCENE WAS SO PAINFUL TO WATCH and by this I mean I cannot stop laughing at this scene that isn't considered a comedy