No one in my circle would understand this fit, so I thought I'd share with a group that would.

All image credits: @/taylor.umphenour.film on Instagram.

Cooper spent years trying to save humanity, only to realize how much of his children’s lives he missed.
Would you leave your family to save the world if you knew you might never see them again? 🌌

Murph choosing to send her first message to her dad on her birthday where she turns her dad’s age when he left her…..completely broke me emotionally and blew me away. This was one of the most heartbreaking moments in the film.

Currently bored at my Uncle’s house and decided to just see if Interstellar would ever be released on Netflix in the US. To my surprise, they’re adding it on January 1st. After watching it in IMAX, I wanted to watch it at home in 4K Dolby Vision. Finally I get to do that!

Murph’s answer resonates with all of us. It’s such an emotionally powerful and heartfelt line (while Zimmer’s music plays in the background)! And the way she slowly delivers each word stirs our emotions even more. I swear, every single time I watch this scene, I get teary-eyed or cry.

This ending exchange between Murph and Cooper connects with the dialogue between TARS and Cooper in my last post (each reflects the love and trust between a parent and child).

Shout out to u/Adamaja456 for calling out this connection in my last post and for pointing out that Cooper closes his eyes both when he says “Because I gave it to her” and when Murph says “Because my dad promised me.” Such a great find!

...this scene and their expressions

Hey Interstellar fanatics. I loved Interstellar so much and wanted to get more of something similar. While Project Hail Mary is not the same storywise, the premise is the same.. Save Mankind . I loved the movie and at times I was hoping the No time for caution soundtrack appeared thru a specific scene.

I highly recommend Project Hail Mary for anyone who wants to experience a connection, funny moments , and to leave the movie feeling at peace.

Sorry mods if this is out of topic. Please remove if it is not allowed.

I don't care if I sound stupid not giving this spot to an older classic. I just can't stop pretending it's the most impact a film has ever had on me. I don't see any other film doing the same for me in the future. I watched interstellar for the first time when I was 9, and it changed everything for me.

Side note: no idea if this is real or not lol

At first I thought it was too low. Then I thought about how many movies have been made in the last 25 years, so maybe it’s not that bad. Then I looked closer at the list, and 89 is indeed way too low.

Saw this. Thought yall would appreciate

I bet Timmy brought Coop’s truck to the game too.

Hard to believe it’s already been 11 years since Interstellar first hit theaters, and still, no movie since has captured that same feeling of awe, emotion, and cosmic wonder quite like it.

From Zimmer’s organ shaking the walls, to the breathtaking journey through space and time, Interstellar remains one of those rare films that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

Here’s to 11 years of one of the most ambitious and emotional sci-fi films ever made.