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Interstellar (2014) Reaction (Patreon)

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2026-07-24 00:00:09
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2026-10

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Edgar Gonzalez

I've seen this movie like 10 times Stacey... And I STILL don't fully understand it 😄

Mark W

Oh this is gonna be good! 😁👍

Edgar Gonzalez

Stacey, here is some movie reaction suggestions... 1. Casino 2. Donnie Brasco 3. A bronx Tale 4. The Terminal 5. Kiss of tge dragon (Martial arts movie) 6. The Quick and the death 7. The Mummy (1999)

Capt.K

This movie hurts me in the best way possible each time I see it. Thank you!

sb

Interstellar with Stacey? Let's go!!!

Paul Austin

Interseller is my favorite "space" movie. The space travel, time differential especially close to a black hole is quite accurate. When Cooper went into the black hole, that is definitely science fiction, adding a fifth dimension and using advanced intelligence to communicate. Still, I love this movie!

Russ Hayes

You were asking about the science, and you should really look into that! The science advisor for the film was a Nobel Prize winning Physicist named Kip Thorne. The rendering of the black hole is not CGI, rather it's a black hole simulation with some serious physics chops, that was fed real data. There is even a book by Kip Thorne that goes in to very deep detail, predictably called "The Science of Interstellar"

Stephen Minor

This movie has special meaning to me, as it was the first movie i saw after my wife passed. She was also a sci-fi fan. it made me warm inside to watch it with you, thank you for the reaction

Yoshio

I loved your reaction to Interstellar, one of my all time favorite films and I think you wrapped it up nicely. The story was originally written by Kip Thorne, a renowned physicist, so the science is very solid. Of course, Christopher Nolan did the screenplay with his brother Jonathan so it was adjusted for a mainstream audience, but it was done with Thorne's approval (he was a Producer and actively involved). The black hole shown was considered the most realistic rendering of a black hole ever. While we have a decent grasp of 4D (time), 5D is supposed to be much harder for us to understand so the bookcase scene is dealing with some complex theory. They use real physics terms like bulk ("bulk beings") and bridge ("we're the bridge") and integrate them nicely throughout so that it's authentic but still works for everyone. As Russ mentions in the comments there's a book by Kip Thorne called "The Science of Interstellar" which explains the creation of the story and physics in the movie and is excellent.

Alexander M

Dr Mann is representing the EGO . The most dangerous virus on planet Earth. The more you live your life, the more you understand this movie is more than just an action about space. Especially if you have brothers and sisters... Really really more deeper every time you watch it again and again

Martrell Williams

Day 1 of me asking to react to The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button starring Brad Pitt plz 🙏

Dragonlady135

One thing we've all learned is to never go to space with Matt Damon...

boothman

Now you have the see Gravity from 2013 with Sandra Bullock. A nice bookend to this film.

Brad Johnson

This was my first time watching the movie along with you. I thought it was decent. I absolutely love the concept of the movie and they did a good job helping us understand space time continuum. I think this would've been much better as a 10 part series though. It was way to rushed. For example, I understand he was an astronaut previously, but he went from a farmer, to sitting at the helm launching the most modern ship the very next next scene. There were many plot holes as well because they tried to squeeze in so much in a 3 hour movie. There were several times when I was wondering how we got to a certain point. We were just there. I don't mean to bash on it. I did enjoy the movie, I just wish it would've been spread out more.

TheIrishRock13

Never saw this, a really good movie. Loved it.

Brennen

I dont think I’ve ever not cried when watching this movie😂

B. Alex

Basically, love is an actual force in this movie, just as real as gravity. Harness it as you would the weak or strong force, and you can transend our 4-dimensional reality and, in turn, time & space. Kind of a ratical idea from such a buttoned-up person as Nolan.

B. Alex

Stacey: the orbital stability around a black hole is no different that of any other star. Because... a black hole is still just a star. Just a dense one. 😊 Calculate its mass & you could orbit it indefinitely.

B. Alex

@1:16:04 "Survice-level" to whom? Our species? 😉

Blake Wilson

a black hole is not a star though, it's more of a remnant core formed from the gravitational collapse of massive stars at the end of their life cycles. Endlessly fascinating to think about what all is going on in them.

Joseph C Gdaniec

you kept asking about the signals during this film and I didn't see any comments answering so I guess I can point it out. At the beginning when the were explaining the Lazarus project to Coop they explained that the worm-hole would only allow basic binary pings to come through, so they did not know going to these planets what resource they had. The protocol for the astronauts was to only continue broadcasting if they had determined their world could sustain human life. So with the first world because of relativity the astronaut on that planet died only minutes before they got there so they had no chance to explore or turn of their signal. And with Mann he lied and kept the signal on and falsified data for when people came, all in hopes of tricking them for a ride back to earth.

Plumsify

This is the first movie im watching with you I don’t think dr brand was a completely evil guy he just said a very bad lie for the betterment of humanity kinda thing its tough / very funny how Matthew mconn kinda just fell into nasa’s hands or time travel or whatever Besides that one of the greatest movies of all time no arguments allowed Never seen Matt Damon the same lol

Erik Vriesema

Your enthousiasme is entchanting

Oscar Ortega

I love the score. I put it on YouTube, and it helps me relax and sleep.