So we aren't trying to torture you Toni with such emotional movies. The reason we love watching reactors like you is because you let us experience again the emotions we experienced the first time we watched such films.

@User87_

9 ай бұрын

What a Simp

@jenni5104

9 ай бұрын

I second this perfectly put statement. ❤

@pklivin1

9 ай бұрын

true dat !

@MarnieGolde7

9 ай бұрын

Well said!

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction! 🥰

"Because I gave it to her" and "Because my dad promised me" always get me.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Those are touching moments..... - Toni 😢

@thehumanwiII

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, as a dad those lines wrecked me. I never cried that hard in public (@ imax)

@K-J-A

8 ай бұрын

The last one destroyed me so intensely that I had to wait a long time before returning.

@nathanneary2256

8 ай бұрын

and the warmth that washes over his face as she says 'my dad promised me'.

@ect2541

5 ай бұрын

That last monologue from Murphy really beautiful

This is literally the greatest movie I’ve ever seen ever in my life!

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

It was awesome!

I love that my dude consistently picks out movies that he knows are going to turn his wife into a full blown ugly-crying mess for the enjoyment of the audience. This community is the oddest mix of wholesome and sadistic.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thanks! 😂

@dunny_420

9 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for acknowledging the ugly crying! At least I’m not embarrassed about it for nothing. 😂 - Toni (I hope you enjoyed too!)

@laziojohnny79

9 ай бұрын

@@popculturallychallenged Recently I 'complained' about the sound quality, but on this one it's perfect, or as perfect as YT-regulations allow you to. So thumbs up on that 👍👍👌

@yeicocarafea

8 ай бұрын

Bruh I’m reading this comment as she’s crying hard af and I just started dying laughing but like quietly cause it’s late lol

I've seen this movie so many times, and I still tear up. 10/10

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

This was an incredible movie!

The ending and the quote, "no parent should watch their own child die" always hits so hard. I always cry

@nealwilkins6079

6 ай бұрын

My father passed when he was 61 at the start of 1998. His mother (my grandmother) died in 2002, four months before my daughter (her great-granddaughter) was born.

The music by Hans Zimmer should have won an Oscar. It was brilliant. Fans have often asked for INTERSTELLAR 2 but I'm not sure we will ever get it. One of the best movies.. certainly in my top 10 of all time.

@prymexxxx

6 ай бұрын

Zimmer. Without the "man"

@OsbordPlunky

5 ай бұрын

I think a sequel would ruin it - leave it as is

@nillyk5671

5 ай бұрын

What would even happen in a sequel?

@ect2541

5 ай бұрын

I think we don’t need the sequel. This movie beautifully done.

I am crying every single time I watch this movie and I am glad I could enjoy every single year of my life with my children and my wife.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Me too. 🥰

Saved a few tears by missing the fact that Jesse died. It is subtly mentioned in the message explaining Grandpa died and they buried him next to Mom & Jesse - also when Murph says you gunna wait for your next kid to die? when they argue about dad abandoning them.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

I didn't notice that until this viewing! 😢 -David

@diegomaia9295

5 ай бұрын

I’ve noticed that the second time i watched 😢😢

@shinmentakezo2994

3 ай бұрын

Thank you this gets overlooked so many times. The whole scene is so emotional gut wrenching! This movie has it all, fantastic movie!

This movie is one of the most beautifully created movies ever.

44:35 Literally the whole internet watches Interstellar reactions for this one moment. "Because my dad promised me"

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

😭😭😭

I cant get enough of Toni! She is so sweet ❤

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Was thinking yesterday how I wish Toni would watch this movie! Almost feels cruel but her reactions r so human and empathic - it's pure and beautiful. Apathy is the real enemy :)

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🥰

that 22 years of messages ... that part was brutal... always hits hard

@popculturallychallenged

6 ай бұрын

Completely agree!

Very cool to hear David has a keen interest in the workings of the universe. First time I watched this I used to also think about what if Edmund was still alive on his planet but then I thought about Coop saying they would lose about 50 years (relative to earth) in that last manoeuvre. It's possible more or less the same amount of time had passed on Edmunds planet and he died of old age by the time brand got there.

@HopeIsForbiddenHere

9 ай бұрын

It's reasonable to add in the time at Dr Miller and Dr Mann's planets as well. We know Miller's planet was really close, we can conclude Mann's also had to be for MDamon to be late 40's-early 50's when Cooper arrived. 10 years Lazurus launch + travel time for Cooper/team + time at Millers planet + time for Mann to earn a reputation as "the best of us" means he has to be under different time rules than Edmunds. We know the pods do not delay aging as Romely states he "doesn't want to sleep his life away."

@TheShahkulu

6 ай бұрын

In the official novelisation it's confirmed Edmund died in a rock slide. We can see CASE digging out rocks from his pod in the movie. But you're completely right, he most likely would've died of old age by the time Brand got there regardless. It seems the rock slide had crushed him before they even left Earth as when they arrived in the new galaxy it was mentioned that he stopped transmitting 3 years ago.

As a father to two daughters, the line "because my dad promised me" really hit me hard the first time.

I love your reactions! I knew this was going to be a tough one for Ms. Toni. I don't normally cry at movies but I was in tears during so many parts of this one.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I went through about 40 comments, and I feel the greatness of this movie in many of the ways mentioned. I will add that Brand mentioned, "LOVE is the one thing that transcends time & space, maybe we should trust that. Even if we cannot understand it yet." For me, this explains the ending,... starting when Cooper enters the black hole. The ending was so deeply impactful and resolute trying to covey this message.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Very good point. - Toni 😊

This is probably my favorite movie of all time. I have a strong bias towards space stuff, and this movie hits all the good notes. All wrapped in an amazing score by Hans Zimmer, which is the icing on the cake...

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

This was incredible. Let me know what you think of the Honest Trailer for it! 😃

@ugib8377

9 ай бұрын

@@popculturallychallenged I laughed, so damn hard. The part about Zimmer falling asleep on his organ got me good, as did the part where they introduced Matt Damon in his solar blanket as "A baked potato" Thanks for the recommendation David!

Really enjoyed this reaction! Such a fantastic film. Christopher Nolan doesn't know how to make a bad movie and Hans Zimmer is an amazing composer.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I was watching this film for the first time during the end of my senior year (when even teachers stop caring so much lol) in high school on my phone on a website that allowed free movies to watch and my stomach DROPPED when he's watching the videos from his son and this his daughter 23 years later. Not a parent, but I understood the pain of literally missing your kids' ENTIRE lives.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

That was so hard to watch. - Toni 😢

I enjoy your reactions over most other reactors becuase they are sincere reactions. Not because of the crying, but becuase it feels genuine. Crying, laughter, anger, or happiness it does not matter as long as it is not faked like so many reactors.

Interstellar is my favorite movie! One of the things that make me love this movie even more is the soundtrack, and the fact that Nolan went to Zimmer with just one page with the core of the story: a father leaving his child to complete an important mission, with the dialogue "I'll come back." and "When?". He asked Zimmer to take a day and see what he could come up with. After just one day Zimmer came back with the iconic piano/organ piece, STAY, which to him represented fatherhood, having written it with his own son in mind. Gotta tell you, hearing Zimmer talk about the soundtrack, that with the organ it's distinctly human because you need air to play it, that you can hear the music breathe, adds just a whole other dimension of emotion to the movie

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

WOW, that's amazing! - Toni 🤓

@aauditore5541

8 ай бұрын

@@popculturallychallenged I'm also not sure how you guys take requests/suggestions, or if you take them at all, but I HIGHLY recommend the movie The Intouchables. The movie is in French, but it is worth it to have to read the subtitles; one of the greatest movies, and it's based on a true story. There is a remake in English called The Upside, but the original is better.

1. Toni: I’m sending you big hugs and my sincerest thanks for sharing your emotions with us. ❤️ 2. David: If “I don’t know” was a drinking game for your channel we’d all die of alcohol poisoning. 🤣

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! I definitely don't advise a drinking game on this channel! 😂 -David

Respect to you David for not spoiling any of it for Toni. Lovely heartfelt reaction to a truly outstanding movie.

Hey David and Toni, I know family means the world to you both. -------- "Interstellar" takes you on a journey so profound it makes you rethink the ties you have with your family. ----- It makes you ponder to what lengths one would go to in fulfilling a promise to your loved one, especially a child. --------- I believe this is why the movie and its theme of parental love and sacrifice resonate with you so deeply. -------- Great, amazing, heartfelt reaction.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🥰

This was absolutely one of my favorite movies ever I've seen it about 1000 times and I sob every time at the end. My dad was in the military and we also had to say goodbye to him but he always came back just emagine what it must feel like seeing your dad after 80 something years

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

I can't even imagine! 😭

@nealwilkins6079

6 ай бұрын

@jacovisser9433 Truly insightful comment. Glad you had those reunions with him. We appreciate his service.

@jacovisser9433

6 ай бұрын

@@nealwilkins6079 Thanks man. I loved my dad he was my best friend and that's why this movie is my favourite it reminds me of me an my dad's bond.

Lovely reaction as always. Not sure if this is a good suggestion but Manchester by the sea is an astonishingly emotional movie and has Casey Afleck in it.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you and love the recommendation. I've never watched it so I have added to our list. - Toni 🤓

@user-sz9my7oz7r

9 ай бұрын

You're sadistic

@AwesomeDude58368

8 ай бұрын

that would be great. i’ve looked for reactions to that movie before but haven’t found any. wish more reactors would

The science is really good. I think a big reason for this is that the director or producer of the film (I can't recall exactly which role), Kip Thorn, is an actual scientist - a Nobel Prize winning one at that. He recently (about five years ago) did work on the first Gravitational wave observatory, which detected neutron stars colliding by detecting the gravitational waves produced by the event. The observing instrument is called LIGO and uses the different reflecting times of reflected lasers to detect distortions in spacetime to the precision of subatomic scales, caused by gravitational waves.

Mackenzie's voice breaking when she says "it says stay dad" kills me every time!

When this film was released i went to see it three times. Most films i really like i see 3 or so times in the theatres while its there, but this film I went to see 3 times in the same day lol

@popculturallychallenged

6 ай бұрын

WOW!!! you spent your afternoon watching this..... - Toni 😊

The TV show, "The Expanse" is one of the most scientifically accurate shows while this movie, "Interstellar", is the most scientifically accurate movie. As an Arizonan it always cracks me up to see reactors so shocked by the haboob (sandstorm). I’ve had to wait for buses to/from work in these. Dr. Mann kept finding ways to imagine himself of being capable of accomplishing many things and then he kept failing. He thought his planet would be THE next human planet and he'd be the hero of mankind. He thought he'd stay with Cooper while he died; but then got overwhelmed with the consequences of his own actions and gave up. He failed at going forward with the mission because of his own hubris. He was a villain, yes, but I kind of get how/why he went insane. He and the other 11 astronauts left Earth 10 years before Cooper & Brand. He had been alone on his plane for 34 years by the time Cooper, Brand, and Romly get to him. I mean, look what happened to America & other nations after the COVID lockdowns. That was only 3 months & we humans are SO undeniably more messed up than ever before. The movie is based on an original concept by producer Lynda Obst and theoretical physicist Kip Thorne and is set around 2067. In the event horizon/center of the black hole is a tesseract; a 3 dimensional representation of our future 5 dimensional understanding of time. If Cooper travels “up” or “down” in the tesseract he is able to view different moments in the past and touch the items in each time to communicate with Murphy. Tom, Cooper’s son, had a baby while Cooper was in space, but the baby (Jesse) died early on and was buried out behind the house and later so was Grandpa. Tom died 20 years or so before Cooper made it out of the tesseract and to Saturn. More of the scientific details are in Kip’s book, “The Science of Interstellar”. The crew's shuttle was being pulled into the spinning black hole that they had named, "Gargantua", and they had no fuel to fly/pull away from it. Cooper first released the robot, T.A.R.S., into the spinning black hole wanting the robot to try and gather data while traveling through the black hole. This way, if the robot gets found by someone they can try to gather the data and use it. To prevent Dr. Brand from dying Cooper then released Dr. Brand's shuttle at a specific time so that the spinning black hole's gravity would slingshot/swing her off towards the other planet that they did not have enough fuel to get to using the ship alone. When Cooper's shuttle gets pulled into the spinning black hole it begins to fall apart because of the strong gravity, but because the black hole was spinning he did not get pulled apart like we would with a stationary black hole. He ejects himself from the shuttle, but quickly falls into a TESSERACT. The tesseract that the future "humans" placed in the black hole for him is a physical representation of a 4th dimension for humans of today to make sense of. The future humans that built the three dimensional bookcase in five dimensional space essentially pinpointed a specific coordinate in the universe that was important to Murphy (obviously she became the most famous figure of Earth’s exodus so they knew she was the key) and used that point to send Coop. They did not know at what point in time he was able to communicate everything of importance to her, so instead they gave him a “ladder” of time to glide through and find those points in time for himself. In this tesseract Cooper is only seeing different moments in time of his daughter's bookcase. He can go to a time when she's very young or older and try to communicate by pushing her books. At first, he doesn't realize that he needs to help her build the space stations that will eventually house the people from Earth. So, at first, he tries to communicate with her just like the 'ghost' was in the beginning of the movie and he fails to get her to make him stay. When he realizes that this is something he cannot change he realizes he can also communicate with T.A.R.S. He asks T.A.R.S. to take ALL gathered data from the black hole and the future humans and encode it into the movement of Murphy's watch's second hand. Using Morris Code T.A.R.S. is able to share the info with Murphy. The entire time Murphy is doing her work to build the space stations Cooper is in her book case working with T.A.R.S. He is still alive. Doctor Brand found out that the man she loved had found a planet that humans can live on, but he had died in a landslide. This is why his beacon had stopped earlier in the movie. Cooper was guided by his love, which was a theme of the movie and is the only force we can conceive across time and space. This movie is about love. Love for your children, love for your significant other, love for humanity, etc. Had Coop allowed Dr. Brand (Anne Hathaway) to seek out Edmund in the beginning , they would’ve found their new home immediately. Her love was guiding her as well, and even though logically Matt Damon’s planet seemed like a better bet (due to his fake data), her love was pointing true. Side note: I do still blame her for everything going wrong from Miller’s planet though, lol.

One of my all time favourite movies, amazing cast & soundtrack.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Completely agree!!

The part that always gets me is when Murphy says “Because my dad promised me.” I knew Toni would be waterworks city

one reaction/comment i never ever expected whilst watching this movie : "... he seems very comfourtable driving that truck.." hahaha...lol...i mean...toni's comments never fail

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

She does say some of the most random things sometimes doesn't she? lol

This movie is a favorite of mine and your reaction didn't disappoint! I'm glad Toni liked it. I look forward to seeing more Christopher Nolan reactions on your channel in the future like The Prestige, Oppenheimer, Memento, Inception, and of course The Dark Knight Trilogy. May you two and your family have a great November!

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

During the water planet scene, you can hear a rhythmic ticking sound. It isn't just part of the music. Each tick marks a day back on Earth.

6:47 "Did he bring enough food for both of them" OMG shes such a mom!! 😍. Can she adopt me? Id love her as my mom

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

😂🥰

Soundtrack along with the story, acting, visuals drive my emotions every time I see the movie, clips or reactions (definitely in the hundreds).

We all knew Toni wasn’t making it through that tearless! Interstellar is such a good movie. ❤ I laughed when Toni was like “Get out of my face” 😅 when you found out Professor Brand lied.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! That was funny! 😂

Out of ALL reactors i seen to this movie, your wifes and Ash from just trust ash's are the most real, visceral ones where i cry as much as yall do watching it again.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 🥰

(46:31) The son was a few years older than Murph. So he was probably dead already, at the time they found Cooper.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

I felt so bad that the son kept sending the videos but wasn't there at the end. I understand that he was older but it was still sad. I wish Cooper would have shown more love / caring for his son instead of always thinking of Murph. I think he only asked about Murph and didn't ask about his son Tom. - Toni 🥰. I would be devastated if my father didn't ask about me after coming back from anywhere, though I was a dad's little girl. LOL - Toni 🥰

really appreciate the raw, authentic emotion in your reactions

@popculturallychallenged

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Toni should never watch "Hachi: A Dog's Tale", it's the saddest movie ever. It's a really good movie based on a true story.

@scottdarden3091

9 ай бұрын

I know I love that movie, and we all kind of like to torture Toni anyway 😂

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

I've only heard it's really sad. I'm picturing something like Old Yeller. We'll watch it someday. 😃 -David

@di3486

9 ай бұрын

That one and Lion King, I cannot watch again 😢😂

Absolutely adore these reactions ❤

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

'Instellar' actually contributed to science; had papers published and everything. At the time no picture had been taken of a black hole, but in the interest of both cinematography and accuracy Nolan wanted one to appear in the movie, and appear real. An astrophysicist provided the special effects crew with all the math needed, and they plugged it into the systems rendering CGI, and what popped out was that iconic halo'd black hole. It looked foreign to them, so they sent it back to the scientist for confirmation. The scientist was a little surprised as well, but on consideration agreed this is what one would look like. Though light can't escape the gravity well, nearby light near the event horizon can be 'bent' around it. That compression of so much light around the edge gives the black hole the 'halo' appearance. Since then we've taken a couple of low resolution photos of real black holes and they do, in fact, look like this.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

That's cool! Thanks!

they should have left his ass on mars

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

😂

@chandanv8769

6 ай бұрын

But Murph rescued him.

Awe damn, David why did you show this tl Toni. Thia might be the heaviest cry Toni is going to have. ------ HELL I cry like a baby many times. Great reaction.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! This is one I've wanted to show Toni for years. Glad she's finally seen it! 😃

Beautiful reaction Toni! I love the emotion! By the way if I may pay you a compliment---you look absolutely stunning with your hair up and the glasses!

@popculturallychallenged

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

"What about Tom?" Nolan: "Who is Tom?"

Took me about 3 viewings to get most of it, thanks y’all really enjoy this movie and your reaction!

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!! I wouldn't mind watching it again. 😊 - Toni

Hey David, i took note of your comment about Tom. I think Tom's personality more resonated with his grandfather. Since he was more practical in his thinking. ------- Murph And Cooper always had that exploring nature. I do understand your thoughts that his character was underdeveloped in the movie. ------ This idea ultimately cuts both ways.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Good point!

Awww Wifey, i send you a hug! This gets me all the time

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

a movie that play with your emotions like that, is simply a masterpiece. the music, by hans zimmer elevated is crazy too. because thats what it is all about in the end. evoking feeling, entertain u. grab u and shake the F outta u, emotionally. watch the behind the camera video about how hans zimmer created this soundtrack (in your sparetime, not reacting lol), it makes so much sense, it makes it so much more meaningful. It goes for every type of movie, it just depends on the genre and which feels the producer wanna hit... and who their composers are :p

I totally resonated with David and his feelings on father daughter relationships. ----- Thanks for making a point to mention that.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

hands down, the best Sci Fi movie ever made.

You both such big hearts, Always nice watching my fav movies with you both

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thank you... some parts . Watching your wife ... other parts watching you hold back the tears. Looking to her. It was beautiful in so many ways. ... well worth the wait

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Powerful reactions to a powerful movie. Total coherence and authenticity.

The sequence at 11:00 is so heavy and I cried just like Toni. From Coop leaving Murphs room, saying goodbye to his son and Donald, Murph running after him with the music swelling and the launch countdown overlapping. Its such a beautiful sequence. In theaters I was just in awe.

This movie is a master piece! There are in my top 5 favorites movies. ♥ Nice reaction guys.

I love toni reaction, she's real and very emotional. i keep watch this video just to see how emotional toni could be. and she also love to comment on something which crack me up. 😘😘🤣🤣

I love that Dr Mann, the "best of us," explains why Plan A was necessary (to keep people from worrying about self-preservation over the collective good;") then we learn he hit the beacon out of self-preservation ("I knew that if I just pressed the button, someone would come and rescue me." The constant duality of his selfishness battling with his selflessness ("I'm going to save everyone, for you Cooper..." "this is about all mankind...") was just brilliantly demonstrated by MDamon. I absolutely HATE that Hanz Zimmer did not win an award for the music to this film, it's absolutely astonishing and worthy of the music theory classes it will be played in for centuries to come. A musical Mona Lisa.

You didn’t have it in your reaction but That quote by Dr. Mann (Matt Damon’s) character when he says, “Pray you never learn just how good it can be to see another person’s face” WOW! I remember watching this in the theater and that was so powerful.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

That is so true. Thank you for the mention to get me to go watch that again. Hope you had a wonderful Sunday! -Toni 🥰

@Myles720

9 ай бұрын

@@popculturallychallenged thank you! Have a great week

The poem is by Dylan Thomas about the death of his father.

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night is a poem by Dylan Thomas

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Very moving. Worried it would be too sad for Toni, but if this was "Hallmarky" enough for sci-fi you might also enjoy "Robot & Frank (2012)" or "Gattaca (1997)". Thank you!

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

It's nice to see someone else get as wrecked by the messages scene as I do. Every time. (also, "because my dad promised me" -- as a single dad of a 13yo girl, utter emotional destruction)

toni crying in the first 15 mins of this when i already know the movie and jus waiting for the one scene

Would love to see a reaction to Arrival. I think it is one of the best (if not the best) alien movies of all time.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Is it a scary Alien movie or just an Alien movie? -Toni 🤓

@davidhart6291

9 ай бұрын

@@popculturallychallengedI agree with the original post, Arrival is my second favorite sci-Fi movie after Interstellar. Arrival is a beautiful, moving, smart, exploration of the nature of communication, how we connect with each other, and the nature of “choice”. It’s far, far more than an “alien movie”, it’s really a movie about humans, that just happens to have aliens in it. I HIGHLY recommend it. Cheers!

As a new father, the thought of missing 23 years of his life is a pain i cannot fathom.

we love Toni's love.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

You’re so sweet!! - Toni 🥰

Thanks from germany for this sweet reaction. "Wife" seems to have the biggest heart. ❤✌

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🥰

I bought this on blu ray for my dad and myself on 1st day of home release. I saw it on the BFI Imax 1st day of cinema release ( an amazing experience) my dad watched it a couple of times but he said he didn't feel that he could watch the movie again particularly because of the ending of Cooper seeing his daughter as an old lady. It was too heartbreaking for him. Our dad passed away last year😢

@popculturallychallenged

5 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss but thankful that you have those memories. Love having memories of my Dad as well. - Toni 🤗

@user-fu1mx4hv6z

5 ай бұрын

Thank you Toni. The times we share with our parents are special. They give us many great memories

You should definitely watch Contact if you haven't yet. Another good space movie with Matthew McConaughey...

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

We're hoping to! I've seen it but I'd love to show it to Toni at some point!

Okay ill watch this movie again for literally the billionth time.

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

👍🏼 I hope you enjoyed! - Toni 🥰

This movie tricks you into watching a man witness his family grow up without him, in fast motion. The first time I saw this nine years ago, I was taken aback that Noland was so brazen to do that. Interstellar remains the most affecting movie I've seen in theaters.

Edmunds was bound to be dead. It had been 2 years for the saturn trip, 23 years for Miller's planet, and 51 years for the slingshot around gargantua, plus probably a year or two of travel in between those events, which wasn't shown. Plus, Edmunds had left 10 years before they left. So even if Edmunds was relatively young (let's say 30, since younger than that is hard to credit with how accomplished he must've been) when he left, he would've been at least 107 years old when Brand arrived at his planet. I guess we could assume being near Gargantua during some of his own travel might've caused a few years to get shaved off, but considering he had no medical support, he likely wouldn't have survived long into old age regardless. Fun stuff to ponder!

@Steelburgh

9 ай бұрын

Great reaction by the way! This is my second favorite movie of all time behind Arrival, which by the way I bet you'd also love (and which would also likely wreck you!).

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for the additional information to consider. Such great information. Also, thank you for the recommendation since we haven't watched but I might need a little break before watching it. - Toni 🤓

@lavinder11

9 ай бұрын

He had cryo sleep just like Mann did tho

I am 45 years old . Interstellar is on my top 3 movie of all time .

Director, Christopher Nolan had theoretical physicist named Kip Thorne as scientific consultant on this movie. Kip studied Gravitational Physics and Astrophysics. Kip informed authenticity of Space Science such as General and Special Relativities that was theorized by Einstein. Meaning, astronaut traveling near speed of light, time slows down while man or woman live normal time. Man or woman lived to be old while astronaut stays same age. In other words, man or woman lived a long life on Earth. This concept has been proven because NASA had identical twins: Kelly Twins - Mark and Scott. Scott spent 1 year in space in ISS while his twin, Mark on Earth for research on twins. Scott aged slower than Mark. They are retired NASA astronauts.

ah hell yeah, we love watching Toni cry at these things!!!! more of this please!!!! sorry Toni. it's honestly sadistic at this point. but truth is i really love your guys' work here. y'all really truly genuine. and it's not because we the viewers are monsters. it's because we cried at the same things, and this kinda content allows us to re-access those emotions. some of those emotions are ones we felt deep down inside at the time of first watching, but were not open to expressing to the world at the time, because sometimes in certain parts of this world people are punished for being vulnerable. reactions like this help us come to terms with that, and re-experience these beautiful works of art again in a community-based context that really brings us together as appreciators of beautiful storytelling. So thank you @popculturallychallenged and please do keep up the good work. you'll have a subscriber here

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 🥰

The best movie for me! Music,cast,story and scientific accuracy all are insane! The best!

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

It was a great movie! - Toni 😊

Ps...oops I forgot....there is no ugly in your cry Toni....when it comes from a beautiful heart.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

17:20 - the ticks you hear in the music score in the background are the days passing on Earth. Each tick, one day, falling like dominoes.

@popculturallychallenged

5 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you for sharing!! - Toni 😊

Great reaction as always guys. They definitely left it open for a sequel to be made there has been rumors over the years. so, in the future it will be interesting to see if it gets made. business wise it makes sense because it was such a hit film.

@sangun123

9 ай бұрын

its not getting a sequel lmfao nolan does great one off's, he's never expressed interest of doing sequels outside of being obligated to do 3 batman films

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

by far the best reaction i`ve seen. subscribed

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for subscribing! Can't wait to see what you think of the other reactions! - Toni 😊

Speaking of the science of it, Nolan was all about the details, even down to when they're in the spin trying to dock with the Endurance the reason Brand blacked out was she instinctually leaned her head into the spin so all the blood rushed away from her head. Cooper knew better from experience and leaned the other way. The movie is just full of little details if you're really looking and listening.

"Because my dad promised me"

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

😭😭😭😭😭😭

What takes everyone "by surprise" is that they generally come to this film expecting a science story, but they are faced with a story about love. And hohoho this breaks a lot.

I asked for this in the comments of another video you posted, and you provided. Thank you.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Glad we were able to deliver. I hope you enjoyed. We always add recommendations to our list and see if it is requested frequently and see when we can squeeze it in. Thank you for watching with us. - Toni 🥰

@jasonhoffman6436

9 ай бұрын

You're welcome, and thank you for the authentic content! There aren't many movies that are so powerful, emotionally, in my opinion. This is one of them, and Everything Everywhere All at Once is another. I highly recommend watching that one!@@popculturallychallenged

Who didn’t know she’d be a wreck at the end of this one. :). So happy you two loved this movie.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I love watching peoples reaction to my favorite movie, interstellar.

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! 😃

one of the best movies ever made, and your reaction is amazing :)

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

This is my favourite Film & thanks for your reaction 💕

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

You have good taste! It was a fantastic movie! - Toni 🤓

Dunkirk is also an excellent Chris Nolan movie watch that, too ! I wanna go to Dunkirk to see the beach and the Mole.

@The_Catnip

9 ай бұрын

Yes! That movie is awesome. I hope they will watch one day!

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

I'd like to watch that one someday! That's another one that neither of us have ever seen.

I subscriber your channel because i love both of you.

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Fantastic reaction. Thanks for sharing. I notice you have the Cooper watch!. Very nice. I've got one too!

How fast can we get to 100K?

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Subs or views! 😃

Looking forward to y’all’s reaction. Love this movie.

@popculturallychallenged

9 ай бұрын

Thanks! It's one of my favorites too! 😃 -David

Yeah. Anne Hathaway was Catwoman in Nolan's Dark Knight Rises and Michael Caine was Alfred Pennyworth in Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy as well. -OG

@popculturallychallenged

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! We'll need to introduce Toni to that series at some point!