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I watched this film at midnight at IMAX. Spent the entire bus ride home in a wonderful trance. For me, this is everything science fiction was meant to be.

I cried hard when he was watching his son growing up and he was crying.

This movie single-handedly inspired me to be a physicist and motivated me to work hard on math (which I used to be not so good at). 8 years since then and that childhood curiousity instilled in me still hasn't worn off. Now in my second year of university studying physics and I'm considering specializing in gravitational physics! Thank you Christopher Nolan! You're truly an inspiration.

“it’s not possible to make the best sci fi movie” “no, it’s necessary” - Nolan

Interstellar should be re-released in theatres after this pandemic is over.

This is the only movie I regret not watching in theaters.

In my opinion the beauty of this movie is the soundtrack, and how it blends in with the emotions, setting and characters of interstellar. Well done Christopher Nolan, and Hans Zimmer, you have birthed a masterpiece.

I remember when walking out of the movie theater and everything felt different and the whole world felt small. Easily the best movie I've ever seen.

This is the most beautiful movie I've ever watched, period

Christopher Nolan made: - Cops movies (Memento and Insomnia) - Science fiction movies (Inception and Interstellar) - A war movie (Dunkirk) - Superhero movies (TDK trilogy) - A drama with magicians (The Prestige) He's one of those extremely rare directors who can fit every genre.

This movie made me study aeronautical engineering, literally changed my life

It was a hot summer day in 2021. Everyone decided to go to the beach however I wanted to do something different. I saw that my local cinema started to play older legendary movies like Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings and... Interstellar, which at that point I had never heard off. I was like: I like space so you know what, let's go to it! The moment I walked in that movie theatre it already felt special, just walking in from 40 degrees outside to a nice cold cinema and already that ambience sound playing in the room. I walked into the cinema hall and saw that there was one other person sitting there. An older guy from around the 50. He told me before the movie that he already watched it around 15 times and that he was really happy that he could relive it in the cinema's just like 2014. I had 0 expectations for this movie, because I had never heard of it before. I hadn't even watched the trailer, I was like you know if it's really bad I'll just walk outside and go to the pool 1 kilometer away from there. Then the movie started, I was stunned. I am 100% sure that you can't experience this movie then same when you watch it at home on a cheap tv. For the whole movie it just felt amazing and what a watch this is! When the movie ended me and the older man just had a look at eachother and we knew exactly what we both meant. To this day it is still one of the most unique experiences in my life and I just wished that cinema's did this more not only because of covid, but because it's just a special experience. Will this comment get lost in here? Probably. Do I sound pathetic after typing all of this? Probably, but I don't mind. I just wanted to share my experience and I hope y'all can have this same experience once! ✨

I was so fortunate to watch this in an empty imax theater. So glad i did

Mathew should've won an Oscar , especially for that scene where he watches all those clips of his kids , he laughs and cries.

7 years later, this movie still remains a masterpiece and one of a kind

I worked at a movie theatre when this came out, right away when I saw we had posters put up I knew I would like this movie. I still have the original poster in frame and ready to be hung on my wall. While working there I saw it 8 times in theatre and it is still in my top two film experiences. 1917 is a close second

This film gave me something that I left in childhood. Something like a feel of the true discovery.

A truly breathtaking movie

"don't let me leave murph" still makes me cry as hell.

The first time I watched this was when I went to early for work 3 hours. And then I started to watch this masterpiece in the break room. Man I wished I watched it on cinema.

Sometimes I just search "interstellar" randomly to get the feeling I got whenever I watch this movie or listen to the soundtrack. Without a doubt, the best movie I'd ever seen in my life and the only movie to leave such an impact on me. From the story to the visuals and soundtrack, this is a true masterpiece in every way!

Probably the best Sci-fi Movie ever created. Definitely for me!

I was in love for 3 full hours watching this masterpiece and spent a following 2 hours sitting in silence thinking about it. Even weeks later the thought of this movie would not leave my head. By far the greatest piece of cinematography ever created.

It’s sad how someone can totally forget this beautiful sound by Hans Zimmer. True artist.

My all-time favorite quote is from Interstellar: “We’ve always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible. And we count these moments. These moments when we dare to aim higher, to break barriers, to reach for the stars, to make the unknown known. We count these moments as our proudest achievements. But we lost all that. Or perhaps we’ve just forgotten that we are still pioneers. And we’ve barely begun. And that our greatest accomplishments cannot be behind us, because our destiny lies above us.”

I’ll always regret that I didn’t see this in theatre

I started studying art and cinema this year. It teached me how to really look at a moovie and now, i can see the complexity of each scene. Nolan knows how to bring signification with his camera settings and with the composition of the shots. Many scenes are made for a crush effect with the spectator. The look doesn't get lost and the music fits perfectly with the grandiosity of the shots. Nolan is a genius.

“We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down, and worry about our place in the dirt.” - Cooper

My favourite movie of all time

This is the only movie that has ever made me cry.

Even now, 7 years after watching it for the first time, I cry just watching this montage remembering the layers of depth this movie has. What a cinematic masterpiece in the modern time. When I first had watched this movie, life didn’t feel real afterward it had left me in such a trance of mystery. It’s incredible that movie can invoke such powerful emotion. That’s how you know it’s a masterpiece, that a few sentences can’t even begin to describe.

This truly was peak Nolan. An absolutely stunning piece of art.

I walked out of the IMAX theatre speechless. Interstellar, to me, deserves its own category. It’s not just a “sci-fi movie”, or merely another “space film”, it’s an experience. Everything, the acting, the storytelling, the practical effects, the design of the props, the cinematography, and of course the brilliant soundtrack, worked incredibly well together. I was shook to the core for at least a month after seeing the movie, rewatching clips of it, listening to Hans Zimmer’s outstanding OST, and just being fascinated by space. Christopher Nolan is a genius, this film is my absolute all time favorite modern movie.

Did we ever thanked Christopher Nolan for this masterpiece?

I will never forget the feeling I had the first time I watched this. It instantly became my #1 favorite movie of all time, and I will never feel the same way about films again. Words really can’t describe how much I am moved by this movie. I rewatch it several times every month, and each time I find some new detail that makes me appreciate everything that went into the film so much more.

I remember watching this movie for the first time on a car trip expecting it to be horrible. I was wrong. Interstellar is a true masterpiece that some just don’t understand but feel. I couldn’t get the movie out of my head for months and everyday I wanted to watch it again. Beautiful job

This is the best sci-fi film I've ever seen. The way Christopher Nolan added love to scientific elements like time, space and gravity with showing that the love between a father and a daughter was able to transcend time and space.

"Those are not mountains"

This movie changed me in so many ways. I don’t care if people call it overrated, this movie was truly incredible and i remember i cried for hours after finishing it, i stayed up all night just staring at my sealing in silence.

I sometimes divide movies in 2 categories. The first is for movies with such deep meaning and maybe incredible visuals or acting. They might not touch us emotionally but they represent the greatness of films(movies like "The Master"). The second category is for movies that just manipulate our feelings. Their plot might sometimes weak but nonetheless they have a deep impact in us. Interstellar is one of the few exceptions where a movie belongs to both of these categories. A movie that has a production, visuals, plot, action sequences, acting and soundtrack so amazing that it shows how far and how deep cinema can go, and at the same time give you depression for a couple of weeks and you can't stop thinking about it all day because it made you feel something you've never felt before

This beautiful cinematography is one of the reasons i live for. (Blade Runner, Interstellar, Mad Max Fury Road, Matrix, 2001, Apocalypse Now, LOTR, Dunkirk...) Looking forward for amazing years coming for us in the future.

I’m so glad to know I’m not the only one who was so profoundly moved by this movie. There has never ever been another movie that gave me the extreme emotional experience I got from watching this. It was such a range of emotions...from the creepiness and loneliness of being in deep space so far from home, to the completely alien nature of black holes, to the human emotion intertwined with hard scientific theories like general relativity. This is the best movie I’ve ever seen, and I’ve watched it start to finish at least 20 times.

this movie made me cry not out of sadness, but because of how fascinating they portrayed our universe and how little we know of it

This is the movie we always wanted, and this is the movie that will always be in our hearts. Maybe one day this dream will become a reality, maybe one day we will become interstellar. If only I could see that day with my own eyes...

"...because my father said he would be back..." For someone who loss her father at a young age, that line she said to her dad bought back memories.

I feel like this movie doesn’t get enough credit

this is the first movie we watched this year in filmography class. truly a masterpiece, thanks to christopher nolan, hans zimmer, and the whole cast and team. definitely one of my favourite movies and im not even a fan of scifi.

Nolan made the grandest, most impersonal scale and scope feel so close and personal. Utterly masterful beginning to end.

The people who disliked the movie are probably from Mann's planet

Going to be watching this in 4k for the first time this weekend. Movies like this is what 4k is meant for!

One of the greatest movies of all time, if not the greatest.

my biggest flex is being able to say that I understood this movie the first time I watched it.

It sure is beautiful.. Nolan is an artistic genius.

I don’t really know how to put it into words the emotions I felt watching this film but it’s genuinely the best movie I’ve ever watched. I’d almost say this movie is the best movie period. It’s perfect in every way, the music visual design and acting aren’t just captivating, they’re more. I’m convinced there will never be a movie as beautiful as this movie was to watch for the first time.

Sem exagero, para mim é o melhor filme que eu já assisti até hoje! Precisava de uma continuação! Perfeição! 🇧🇷

"Don't Make Me Leave Murf🥺"

I had a chance to see this movie in theaters and turned it down... I had no idea what I was missing at the time.

everything elements of this movie, symphony, scenes, all in general, safe my life

I was 13 when this film released and i have watched it every year since then . my love towards this film increases every time I watch it.

I wish so badly that I could go back to 2014 and see this movie in imax for the first time again.

0:57 that scene is SPECTACULAR!!!

This soundtrack will never get old, and will forever be one of the greatest ever made. I'm sure of it

1:52-2:09 is unbelievable acting. That emotional ride is short but powerful

1:52 he did it so well, it made my heart feel warm and sad at the same time

I've watched this movie 5 times and never got bored even for a moment

All the exterior IMAX scenes was seriously breathtaking and immersive. Very unfortunately i didn't watch it in a theater but, even in my modest 20" monitor, these IMAX scenes was impactful. The Gargantua was massively beautiful and frightening. Another masterpiece from Master Nolan.

No film has ever moved and inspired me as much as this. And I doubt one ever will. This film is a work of art, a masterpiece. The score is beyond a incredible. I can listen to it and when t takes me right back to the very moment in the film corresponding to the piece of music. I love this film so much. Can’t wait for my children to be old enough to show them.

The scene with McKenzie Foy and Matthew McConaughey before Cooper left for the launch, and scene driving away... The acting.. music, and atmosphere of the whole dilemma he was faced with. Shit. I was crying so damn much at that scene.

the music in this movie is beautiful...

This movie was just amazing 🔥🔥🔥. It had an incredible mix of emotion and science and that was just splendid. Honestly the movie made me view things from a different perspective

They managed to make Saturn feel like home, create a compelling plot and stick to the physics (or at least a theory of it in some cases). One of the greatest movies of this century.

Finally, my Interstellar stans are here lol. This is my favorite movie (in general) of all time. I know there are cases to be made for others but this is just my favorite for a variety of reasons. I hope you all are doing well.

I JUST WATCHED IT W O W THIS MOVIE IS INCREDIBLE THERE IS NO WORLDS FOR THIS MASTERPIECE

interstellar is literally the movie every space nerd needed , love and time and space , gosh such a great movie !!

Cooper's crying scene made me cry with happiness and sadness at the same time.

The dislike must be from a flat earther

Theres this song that just changed my life forever. Its not like other songs, its not pop, rock, punk, none of those. i dont know how to explain what it feels to be listening to it. Its just a endless loop, it never ends it makes you cry, anger, depression, but its not ment to. It just does. While you may think this is just a regular song and you may ask why i am so big about it. Its just reminds me of my past. And my future, you will know what i mean when someonething happens when you realize everything isnt easy, and we wont be here forever. we are so lucky to be here. Its been a million years since we were created. And i ask, why arent we on mars yet? We are just staying here in this planet. Under the atmosphere. Nobody wanting to go farther. Just staying here. Waiting for death while the sun devours us in 7 billion years. We should be farther into our galaxy. Maybe even farther into our universe. I know, we do have NASA & SpaceX, Rosmoscomos, blue orgin. ETC. but thats just 1% of us. We need to work together, We need to be willing to explore more. Not just the sea, Not just our planet, not just our solar system, nor star nor galaxy, but our universe. We need to go father than ever before. More than anyone has ever explored. We are willing to land on other bodies of solid rock, or even dust. We need to explore more before we fade away, or are we? Thats why i want everyone to help. So we can make that 1%, to a 100%. We are not the only living beings. We could be stuck in a 3D altered dimension controled by other beings. To prove that, we need to reach out of our solar system, out of our galaxy, out of our universe. And explore whats beyond. Listen, and you’ll see what i mean maybe. And lets explore more, remember do not go gentle into that good night. Its day one of exploring more.

I watched this film on one of those screens that curve fully around you in cinema like those huge wide screen curvy wall type things, 4K and it was the midnight feel since it was 2AM at the time, everyone in blankets with their own headphones giving you the immersive feel, the sounds were layered separate by the cinema, it was unbelievable. Interstellar has to be the most godly feeling movies of all time, it made me want to explore space and see something like this out there. It gives you the horrible feeling of reaching for something you can't grab.

Someone : It's just a movie it can't hurt your feelings. The movie :

"Do not go gentle into that good night"

I watched this movie in theaters not knowing anything going into it. I remember be absolutely shocked to the core when they returned from millers planet. I realize in hindsight that millers planet is nerve-wracking, but first time watching it there is minimal context of consequence. The movie was nearly considered a "slow burn" then SUDDENLY: "message span 23 years" and Coop is watching his kids not only grow up, but forget about him. I was nearly sick. That scene will still always get me.

its been soo many years, newbies watch it and just get added to the fanbase by a simple compliment, "masterpiece"

Now u can feel the importance of soundtrack in a movie

I wouldn't be surprised if some little kid draws inspiration from this movie to become an astrophysicist and wins Noble or does something ground breaking.

This is legit what I listen to late at night. It gives me the chance to look back at things and appreciate the beauty of the world. The entire album just keeps me going and will always remain a part of me.

I cryed the entire movie. Love it. Why is one of the best sci fi movies ever?? because the realism.

This needs to be re-released so I can see it in IMAX again.

By far the most stunning movie I’ve watched so far. The Story, the effects, the music, everything works together so well to create an absolute masterpiece.

the greatest movie ever made by mankind.... i cried like a baby while watching...

This film touched my heart the most

Beauty of Interstellar is Impossible Editor : No its Necessity

There are three masterpieces in this movie . 1 Christopher nolan 2 hanz Zimmer 3 infinite thinking Movie is also masterpiece 😌

My absolute favorite film. Already watched at least 127 times and could never get enough of it!

I remember seeing this film in the theater with my dad. I was about 11-12 years old, so a lot of it went over my head at the time. I watched it again for the first time since then last year, and I was crying by the end of it. Since then, it’s become one of my absolute favorite movies

Every fucking single moment on this movie it’s masterpiece

My favorite film score of all time. Hans zimmer is a god.

this movie changed my whole life and lead me to study physics and astronomy for my majors. planning on being an astrophysicist. all thanks to this.

this movie is one of the best movies in its own field

the visuals and music of this movie terrifies me in a soothing way.