I can't handle *INTERSTELLAR* (this movie is STRESSFUL)

The soundtrack in this film is still one of the best of all time when it comes to punching you directly in the emotions.

I still cry every single time I watch this movie, but the scene at the end hits so much harder than anything else. I can't imagine what it's like to watch your own child die.

Chris Nolan: "My movie has to be seen in the theater. In the biggest screen you can find." Natalie: "So I saw it in an airplane, with a red eye and intermittent turbulence."

I swear “no parent should have to watch their child die “, “because my dad promised me “ and the whole 23 years recapped scenes always gets me crying Seeing it idk how many times now EVERY TIME

Him watching what he missed in 23 years is so fucking heart breaking.

What’s beautiful about Coop and Murphy’s relationship that most people don’t realize is that, despite the fact that everyone always thought she hated her dad for leaving, when she comes back to the house toward the end and goes to her old room she’s wearing the same jacket Coop was wearing when he left. The bond and love she had for her Dad never left not even in the slightest

Interstellar and The Martian came out pretty close together, and they were both very expensive to make, so there was a running joke about how much money Hollywood had spent to save Matt Damon, which I thought was really funny 😂

"On millers planet, the soundtrack in the background has a ticking sound that happens every 1.25 seconds. It's explained that every hour there, equals 7 earth years. Each tick represents 1 day on earth." These little details make this movie a masterpiece.

Hans Zimmer said his inspiration for the score was what it's like to be a father and loving their child. And it works so well.

Seeing this in the cinema remains one of my enduring movie memories of 2014; I had this feeling of gratefulness to see a sunset, leaves blowing in the wind and firm ground underneath and it was almost overwhelming - that's how much this film moved me.

I suffered from depression in 2014. I went to see this at the cinema and my entire perspective on everything changed. It moved me so much. A complete masterpiece

As a father of two young daughters, every time she says "because my dad promised me" it hits like a stake to the heart

This movie is one of my favorites, it has great story, great acting, great music and great visuals. What more can you ask

My father does not cry. Ever. The scene where he cries for her to not let him leave is the only time I've ever seen him shed a tear. This film is magical. Perfection.

When the woman scientist said " Love is the only force that can transcend space and time" that really changed my outlook on life!

I will always and forever be salty about not having seen this movie in the cinema 😭😭 I'm obsessed with astronomy and spend a lot of time learning about it so the visuals always have me in a choke hold. Besides that this movie is just so well written and captivating ofc

On top of being such an emotially powerful story, this movie is my favorite becuae of its commitment to realism. When they were figuring out how to show the black hole for example, they could have gone the route that many films have gone in the past and shown it kinda like a 2D whirlpool, which is incorrect because a black hole is a 3D object. So with all the super powerful special effects computers that ILM has (at least I think it was ILM that did the effects) and some asisstance from actual atrophysicists they created a model of what a black hole would look like and it took some crazy amount of time to render, like days of render time I think. But what is the coolest part is that thier model they created for the movie was acually validated in late 2019 when the first acutal picture of a black hole was taken by scientists and it looked exactly like what the movie portrays.

Old Murph is played by Ellen Burstyn. When I saw her briefly in one of the recordings, I knew she was going to pop up again. She’s the kind of actor (6 Oscar nominations, 1 win) you don’t hire for a cameo unless it’s intense . Which it turned out to be.

Interstellar and Arrival share my number one spot for best sci-fi movies of all time. I am so glad that I watched both of them in the cinema.

I saw this in IMAX and nearly had a panic attack on the water planet. It was so damn tense and I hate deep water.