Interstellar | First Time Watching | REACTION - LiteWeight Reacting

Thank you, thank you, thank you so much for the overwhelming support on this video!! Interstellar had a profound impact on me - it not only changed the way I look at films, but the way I look at life (I know that sounds dramatic, but it’s true 😅). But a lot of you have been asking: “what’s next?” I think I want to go on a bit of a Christopher Nolan binge so I’ve decided my next reaction will be BATMAN BEGINS!!! The video will be live on Wednesday the 24th! Hope to see you all then!

"Once you're a parent, you're the ghost of your children's future" Goddamn, what a line. 😭

“It’s not possible” “No, it’s necessary” One of my favorite lines from any movie

ive always loved tars trying to save romily, the desperation in his robo voice

There's a saying out there that Nolan's movies are not emotional. They could not be more wrong... and this reaction is solid proof.

I love your emphasis on the music and how it affected your experience. This film for me is maybe the best example of how music and sound design can turn a really great film into a full on Masterpiece. It's just incredible.

Nobody really thinks about the perspective of Romilly during the movie, which if you ask me is one of the saddest: He has been living his whole life learning, probably even during the period where people started to change the content of books, as that teacher was saying in the start of the movie. Probably ousted by the rest of the community and family he had left, due to not wanting to be a farmer and not contributing to this "new world" they live in. He became an astronaut, survived 23 years on his own in the dead mute space on the other side of the universe not knowing if his colleagues one of which is the pilot will ever get back. Then he got into the trap Dr. Mann set, and died without seeing they actually succeeded their mission, but knowing Mann changed the data and this planet being uninhabitable.

I have never seen someone being so emotional for this masterpiece of a movie. Love your reaction. 😇 i am always crying, again and again, too. So damn good!

Oh Matthew’s reaction to his kids video footage was actually genuine! They had him sit down not knowing what he was gonna see or hear. He immersed himself in that character soo well his tears were basically real

You know the movie had a profound impact on her because she’s still crying in her Outro! Love this!

"How does a song sound so hopeful and so heartbreaking at the same time?" There's actually a wonderful answer to this exact question: when composing this main theme, composer Hans Zimmer started with a simple, hopeful melody that captured the essence of a loving father-daughter relationship. But then he built the rest of the chords/instrumentation around that melody to convey a sense of cosmic vastness, loneliness, and isolation, like a probe or spaceship floating among the infinite blackness. And so the finished song conveys both Cooper's deep love for his daughter, but also the vast distance between them. Wonderful reactions! :)

10:40 Murph's voice breaking when she says "it says STAY dad" kills me everytime!

This reaction was the same one I had. This is my favorite movie of all time. I've seen it probably 8 or 9 times now and I cry every single time at multiple scenes. Everything about this movie is so beautifully and perfect portrayed. Matthew's acting in this movie is so unmatched. His reaction in watching the videos from his kids is top 5 most moving scenes I've ever witnessed. Was crying right along with you. You've got a great heart and picked up on so many details, like Brand touching Roms face after 23 years, I love this whole reaction. Thank you❤️

Matthew McConaughey is the butt of a lot of jokes and memes but his dramatic roles have never missed for me. This movie gave me so much respect for him as an actor. Mud was also amazing if you want to see him kill another dramatic role.

This movie is one of the greatest movies of all time. Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan are always an amazing combination. So happy to see you doing movie reactions. This is the best movie you could have started off with.

The most emotionally jaw-dropping movie I have ever seen and it made me cry so much😭... I absolutely love the visuals, acting and the music, also seeing this on the big cinema screen in 2014 is still the best movie experience I have. Hans Zimmer's best soundtrack in my opinion. I loved your reaction and it made me cry again 🥲😭🧡!

This one hits me every time. I know I'll never get to be a dad, but deep down I know what Cooper is feeling about his children specifically Murph.

Nolan is the greatest director of our time and has the potential to be the greatest of all time, certainly in the coming years. What's amazing about this movie is that it's not only beautifully directed and such an impactful story but also very scientifically accurate, where it can be. Nolan was very adamant that the science had to be right. Theoretical physicist Kip Thorne was the science consultant for the movie and even wrote a book about it called "The Science of Interstellar". I suggest looking into behind the scenes stuff especially about the black hole, believe it or not it was not just an artistic depiction of a black hole, the entire render is a simulation based on real physics. This movie predicted what black holes would look like, there's even peer reviewed scientific papers about it, it wasn't until a few years later that there was an actual image taken of a black hole and it was extremely accurate. I don't know about any other movie that has published scientific papers in real science journals about it. This is one of those few movies where the behind the scenes stuff is worth looking in to.

Most people understand the connection between Cooper and Murph, and how their love transcends space and time and allowed him to connect with her in the Tesseract. But, what many people don't quite catch is that Cooper and Brand have the same connection. This is how he was able to have the "handshake" with her and to be brought back to the exact spot he needed to be after the Tesseract. This is emphasised by the music, the 4 tones that are attributed to Murph when "STAY" is played, is the same tone that is played at the end when the montage of Brand is shown.: see 41:55 and 48:55

I gotta say, one heck of a first reaction. Thanks for sharing with us! 🙌🙌🙌