The Hidden Connection of Christopher Nolan's INTERSTELLAR

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  @ChristinaMagma · 1 year ago

  Fun fact: only an hour and a half has passed on Miller’s planet since Interstellar was released 11 years ago 😊

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  @darkdragon88 · 3 years ago

  The fact this movie is still talked about and people watch long videos on it really shows how great it is.

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  @ICDTanksAndThings · 2 years ago

  As a father with a single child, who is my daughter, this film hit so hard for me. For one I'm obsesed with the idea of space travel and everything Interstellar, and 2, his relationship with Murph was so emotional in this movie. Always gets my eyes wet when he sees old Murph and she tells him to go on ahead, no parent should see their child die. So moving!

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  @graceARCRaiders · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASkz5prADQA&amp;t=687">11:27</a> Not only is his name Mann on the memorial at the end of the movie we learn his name is Hugh Mann (Human)

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  @yaucalabi · 3 years ago

  Lost my daughter to cancer at 29 ten years ago. When &nbsp;I watched this movie initially I was balling in the theater during the &nbsp;coop misses her life scenes and of course at the end. &nbsp;<br>I watch it to this day (actually rewatching it now) as the emotional impact Nolan and MM capture is the closest to reality I’ve ever seen captured on film. <br>It’s physical pain. MM is marvelous in this

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  @edwardbentley · 2 years ago

  I seen this movie a dozen times and I love it! <br>When Amelia goes to get Millers data, Doyle delays getting into the ranger, this delay of course kills him. But the worst part is there is no data recorded because Miller just landed, so getting her data was useless.

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  @mateodoris6856 · 3 years ago

  Erik you should do a deep dive on Tenet. So many people are consufed by that movie it&apos;s perfect for this kind of channel

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  @gstadler · 2 years ago

  As someone who’s admired this movie for almost 10 years now. I think the AI building the tesseract theory is so cool.

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  @kencooper8835 · 3 years ago (edited)

  You cited Scrabble as being visible on Murph&apos;s bookshelf, and saying the letters in Tesseract could be re-arranged to spell out Secret Tars, but oops, without the r in Tars. &nbsp;BUT you forgot that in Scrabble, words can share common letters, so Secret (horizontally) with Tars (vertically), sharing the &apos;r&apos; in both words, would be a viable solution for that secret message.<br>This movie has a VERY special meaning for me. I took my Dad to see it just a couple months after my Mom passed away after a long illness. &nbsp;My Mom loved movies like this and I have no doubt she would have loved Interstellar. Amelia&apos;s assertion about Love, &quot;Love is the one thing we&apos;re capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space&quot;, was a message I desperately needed to hear after losing my Mom.

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  @adrianlandreth9918 · 3 years ago

  I cried the first time I watched Interstellar years ago. Rewatching it again after having kids and the impact it has now is immense. &nbsp;Thank you for expanding this story.

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  @AlexWVC · 3 years ago

  That main interstellar theme is one of the greatest things in all of cinema 🖤<br><br>Hans Zimmer is 1of1, forever a legend

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  @outdoorpant · 1 year ago

  These are the movies which people see 60-70 years later and equate that time&apos;s science with past&apos;s sci-fi. Nolan is modern Da Vince and Interstellar is a timeless masterpiece.

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