What destroys me every time I rewatch this scene is the sheer cruelty of time. While Cooper spent just a few hours ankle-deep in water on Miller’s planet, his son Tom lived an entire lifetime on a dying Earth—grew up, buried his own child, grew old, and finally had to give up on his father.

Nolan’s contrast between the two kids is devastating: Murph got to let Cooper go at the very end with closure and blessing, while Tom let him go in the middle of the movie convinced his dad had abandoned them.

And knowing Matthew McConaughey reportedly nailed those raw reactions in a single take makes this emotional gut-punch hit even harder. Did Tom’s final message hit you just as hard as Murph’s?

Rate this, how's this? Visualization of the script with the matching frame from the movie..

I understand how the tesseract works, but how did future humans create it in the first place.
Their existence depends on Cooper using the tesseract but Cooper can only use it because future humans created it. Isn’t that like someone developing a cure for cancer after they died from it ?

I’m confused as to why cooper has this lightbulb realization that “they” were never after him, but his daughter Murph. She was “the chosen one” to save them all. And when he wakes up on cooper station, the doctors tell him it was named after murph, not him. Wasn’t HE the one who send the quantum data to murph? And HE went to the tesseract they built for HIM? It seems like without him, they wouldn’t have been saved. I’m confused why it seems like it’s all on her

FAINTLY looked familiar when I took a quick glance on Marketplace this morning

Playing at Lincoln Center in June: https://www.davidhkochtheater.com/tickets-and-events/interstellar-live

general sale today at noon. presale code is "ORGAN"

"For the first time ever in New York City comes Christopher Nolan’s classic film Interstellar**, with Hans Zimmer’s epic score performed live by a full symphony orchestra, including organist Roger Sayer from the original soundtrack. See it up close in one of the world’s great performance venues, with the orchestra and organ right in front of you."**

What exactly happened that he suddenly realized it? What evidence he saw? How did he know that those 5D creatures are humans?

A alternitave movie poster

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Interstellar and Ultrakill are my favorite movie and video game respectively so I thought it'd be fun to draw the robots from them together, gave me room to experiment with shading and texture a bit too

(done in IbisPaint)

Sorry if i am late to the party!!!! I searched through the subreddit for the answer, couldnt find it, so creating my own post.

I pretty much grasped the entire film's plot. But why "They" (Future Humans) needed plan A to succeed that badly? why make him jump into a black hole, where he will communicate with his daughter and transfer all the remaining human from earth to the new planet. For human race to survive (from thier POV, wouldn't plan B be enough ??). A Simple path (they already did, a wormhole) is enough right????

Are they doing it simply because they can do it??

Also how did they make sure Cooper will reach the black hole, there are many plot points where a single change would have the changed the entire course

Is this a letter P?

If so I'm confused.

https://youtu.be/7A3rreNFr3w?t=480

First time I watched this. I thought it was biggest load of shit ever.

I got your attention in the title of this post aswel.

I always give films a second chance as I may be in a mood. I hated scarface first time, I hate goodfellas first time, they are two of my fave films ever now.

I have probably watched interstellar more than 50 times now.

It's is, in my opinion, the greatest sci fi film ever made.

Bold statement I know. I watched 2001: a space oddysy 4 times, j hate it, it think its shit. Like I said I give films a chance.

But interstellar, its beautiful, its paced well, its characters make you feel for them, the story is incredible.

It is simply the greatest sci fi film ever.

If you are wondering what my actual fav film of all time is. It's the good the bad and the ugly. For perspective

There is a leak going around that there will be a Lego Ideas set based on the ranger.

While it is in review, apparently Lego leaked it being approved earlier than anticipated.

I cannot confirm this, but keep an eye out as we might have an official Lego set in the future.

Or can I stream it somewhere? Thanks!

I feel like after years, the main instellar theme everyone knows is still great but has definetly gotten ruined by tiktoks, and doesnt give me the same feeling as it did before, but whenever I listen to "detach" (and the scene its in) it still just gives me goosebumps and like an out of body experience like I'm watching the movie for the first time, it cant just be me who thinks this? I dont see many people talking about this song for some reason

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w33ic5ak4SA&list=RDw33ic5ak4SA&start_radio=1

Did Anne and Matt get hired for this movie because they are muffled mumbling voice actors whose dialogue is perpetually mumbled and muffled ?