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Her stupidity killed her colleague.

When I saw this scene as a child, I thought it was Ronaldo and was happy.

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このシーン本当に感動してただけに、エゴイストに成り果てたマン博士の姿は悲しかった。 どんな勇敢な英雄も、孤独と死の恐怖の前ではただの人。

Time was all off. 1 hour = 7 years. So that’s 3,600 seconds. Each year is 514 seconds. They landed in say 10 minutes. 4 minutes for this scene. 45 to deflood engine and fly out. So just shy of seven years. Except later everyone is like 20+ years older. They screwed up the math.

For anyone that has children. "Because my dad promised me" is the line that made us cry 😢

The look on Brands face. Fully expecting to die when she passed out. Only to wake up, to see Cooper, living out his purpose in all its glory. Powerful scene.

He doesn't deserve oscar. Oscar deserves him.

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I appreciate this on a whole new level since now I have a daughter

But why was the ship falling into the atmosphere? Shouldn't it have stayed in a stable orbit?

There is a moment...it is not. Hence the moment. Life/Death. Choice.

I thought he was Ronaldo fr

Subnautica ahh

The silence is the most beatiful part... hearing it on the theater was a surreal experience, nobody made a noise.

This movie should win the 2024 Oscar. They should rename it the Interstellar.

DJs matching the beat be like

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"Because my Dad promised me." took the wind out of the sails for me. Great scene

This masterpiece not winning oscars was crime against humanity... Fuck whoriwood

There are simply TOO MANY SPACE MAN movies out here or there to have just one or more even on the scale..... Name 20 over the past 15 years and who needs a nod.... Same day different awards...

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Best scene ever!!!

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I like to think the comment "no, it's necessary." Wasn't for Dr.Brand but actually to CASE and TARS to trigger an override of any preservation of life protocol that would have been activated by the loss of the main mission module. And that the reason for the interjection was to discourage risky behavior which is later countermanded by CASE reminding Cooper "Cooper! This is no time for caution!" And why TARS was so focused and all-in compared to earlier comments made in the movie. These are supposed to be very powerful AI after all.

holy this was 9 years ago

One could theorize the reason they were all making such dumb decisions here is because the 130% gravity was depriving their brains of blood flow.

This is one of those scenes that makes you yell at the screen... "LOOK BEHIND YOU, BRAND!!!"

I love the partnership that this scene shows between human and robot and it made me love TARS and CASE as characters. Cooper, the human, made the decision to try to dock with the endurance in the first place, something the robots, who are built only with human knowledge but not human will, advised against. Cooper dismisses them and they follow his orders anyway. He also is the best person to rotate the spacecraft to match the Endurance’s spin, as he has real life piloting experience and knows how to split second adapt to situations. Then TARS was the perfect person to control the docking port, when any other human would have passed out from the G force, or folded under the pressure of the situation. TARS being a robot, was only calculated on lining up the port perfectly, with no miscalculations or anxiety affecting him.

i watched the movie last night with my mom, and we thought the tars design was kinda stupid due to its clunky base movement. but when it turns into a frisbee and started galloping then i actually understood the design lmao

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The robot was so well imagined

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DUDE THE WAY HOW QUIET AND SOFT HE SPEAKS REALLY TRIGGERS ME

In my personal opinion, this scene is close behind the entrance of the Tyrannosaurus Rex in Jurassic Park, as the 2 best scenes in cinematic history.

Imagine you seeing your great grand meewaw's pop looking like that, I'll be spook

It's a movie about Love, Science, Resilience and Hope

Really Hate thé fact that his family simply Ignore him when he enters😤.

' Love is the one thing we are capable of perceiving that transcends time and space ' - Interstellar.

Who's cutting them onions...

Anyone who has ever played the Space Engineers knows it very well 😅

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My top 5 movies of the 2010s: 5. Mad Max: Fury Road 4. Arrival 3. Gravity 2. Interstellar 1. Inception

Jesus Christ, I can never get through this scene without crying.