Interstellar - Clip: Going Through the Wormhole 

This is how our parents went to school everyday

Basically interstellar is future humans trying to save the past, while tenet is future humans trying to destroy the past.

Those people are lucky who watch this movie in theatre💯

Watching this in the cinema was freaking insane.

Basically this wormhole was copper travelling in past and future at the same time. But in different dimensions

What's nearly impossible to grasp your head around is the fact that Cooper never really effected the past. The way he communicated with Murphy through the past *ALWAYS* happened. There can't be a paradox because there's no beginning. It's an infinite loop. It just always happened and will continue to happen, just like some (keyword: some) scientists believe the universe always existed and there was never a starting point. It's crazy to think about.

Seeing this in IMAX during an advance screening. The audience was so quiet, shock amd awe. The moment was precious seeing this scene together was phenomenal.

Special Effects oscar in two minutes

Interstellar has re released in theatres after lockdown and I finally watched it on the big screen 🥺🥺🥺

Cant believe Christopher Nolan really made a wormhole for this movie. Masterpiece.

This movie stresses your neuron to a extent. Extremely complex logic hats off Christoper Nolan

A typical movie image has 2-3 million pixels. The digitised IMAX frames in Interstellar had 23 million pixels and the beam-tracing calculations were needed at least once per pixel. The render times also depended on how large the black hole was in frame. This is because light beams closer to the black hole take more distorted paths than those far away and the more ‘twisty’ the path, the more little steps are needed to calcuate it accurately. The typical render times were around ten hours. However for some of the shots where the camera is very close, DNGR was embedded in a second renderer ‘Mantra’ (by SideFX Software). This had the benefit of allowing the artists to use a procedural shading language to add more detail than DNGR could alone. The downside was that Mantra is designed to fire multiple rays per pixel, so this combined with the additional time needed for the shading calculations push the render time to over 120 hours per frame for some shots. 🤯✨❤️

one of the best movie I watched.

Without a doubt this is the highest quality audio of this clip on RU-vid. Subs are shaking all the drywall.

That exit 1:52 how the space fabric unfolds like a table cloth it’s amazing.

Man, I remember watching this a couple years ago and being so confused at not only at when she's reaching at nothing, but whenever it was out in space and it had no sound at all, forgetting that there's no sound in space. :)

"It's space beyond our 3 dimensions." That sounds amazingly terrifying.

So glad that I've watched this movie in IMAX.

The scariest part is that (almost) the entire movie is very much possible because we dont have the slightest idea of what is inside a blackhole and all that

God, Interstellar was a cinematic experience. I really hope someday Nolan returns to Science Fiction/Space Opera.

I can't imagine the absurd amount of energy that would go into making an actual wormhole that size, let alone larger than a singularity to begin with

We want re-release of interstellar in theatres again

I like how they cut to Cooper's face when Brand was making that mysterious handshake

Doyle always seems so out of it he's always just staring off into another universe

Seeing this in theatres was such an insane experience that i wish i could go thru again for the first time

Kipp Thorne said that if you go through that worm hole, you should instantly be on the other side. No fancy portal effects, but for Hollywood sake, they decided to add the portal effect.

Bought the DVD because of RU-vid fan clips. Cried my eyes out for an awesome movie.

Quantum Entanglement @ 1:38. Cooper is both in the 5th (Bulk) and 3rd Dimension.

Imagine one day when people manage to go through wormhole for real they're gonna be reacting to this in a reel vs real video on whatever the future version of RU-vid will be !!!

I’ve seen this movie in full 20 times probably and STILL come to RU-vid to rewatch these scenes! This isn’t a movie rather than a masterpiece

This is a wormhole, a Einstein - Rosen bridge

this movie was crazy af, loved it.

In 2024 when this movie goes back to thetre for the anniversary I'll be watching it, can't wait.

Love when u watch a movie randomly n it becomes a favorite for life

I just remember laughing in the theatre when the docking scene began, cause it was all just so goddamn awesome.

One of the greatest movies ever made

When ghe ticking stops at 0:27, I think it symbolizes that onve they entered the wormhole, they began to experience time turning to a halt as they moved faster than light.

I saw this in front row at Universal 70MM IMAX with my roommates and I will never forget what this scene felt like.

i'm so glad i saw this in the cinema.

First time I saw this I thought Brand was gonna reach up and get ripped into another dimension

one of the greatest scene in science fiction movie history

My Goodness, Doyle seems always "out there"...For sure, he might face a wave !

i was like 11 when i watched this movie with my dad and i didnt understand all that much ( i just started learning english at school so subs was almost all i got , but what i did get was an amazing visual experience and that evening felt unreal and dream like. i cant discribe it.

This scene was truly humbling!

Her fingers were suppose to get older there. Because of the speed they were traveling at.

I love this soundtrack

Everyone should really google the first draft of Interstellar that was attached to Jonathan Nolan. The first draft of this movie sounds so much better than the final version we got even though I love the final version too.

whats great is that its almost impossible for this to be impossible.

I watched this after eating edibles and it was the biggest trip ever

i feel like its going to be a long time before we get another realistic epic space film

Watching this in IMAX, you could feel the theatre rumbling from the sound. It felt like you were actually going through the wormhole.

You "pull" the point of arrival towards yourself and just walk on through and arrive looking back at your departure, close the wormhole.....and you're there. No turbulence, no apparent distortion while travelling in that instant.

Nolan generally makes use of vfx as less as possible And he fully uses it . It's on par with other Hollywood movies.

watching this in my mini j1 was amazing !!

0:04 subtitle:- no one knows what I heard: Nolan knows🤷🏻‍♂️

I love Chris Nolan's films. Thanks Richard Parker

The idea that something like a worm-hole exists is beyond any human's mind

Still remember I had a severe anxiety attack while watching this scene in the theatre...😥

Well made

i think ghost are future of our selfs visiting our past.😭

The best score of ALL TIME!

0:40 When the THX logo shows up

Wormholes are incredible...i wish i went through a wormhole.

Nolan was such a stickler for getting the science right that the script went through a noticeable delay. During that time, he was having a long argument with Dr. Kip Thorne, his science advisor, about whether light speed was possible!

I realized that I missed a masterpiece by without buying a 6 US dollar ticket to see this movie

This might not the best movie In the history but it is the best for me so far.

The Ride Of A Lifetime! :D

This movie made me want to be an astronaut but after I saw 1:05 I was like nahhhhhh I'm good

I just realized the 2 of them magically switched seats at 1:26 😅

Wormhole இருபது எது போன்று திரைபடத்தில் மூலமாக அறிந்து கொள்ளும் அளவுக்கு நல்ல திரைப்படம்

Just imagine watching this movie when your high. Man. What a trip that would be.

I was already trained and had her flawlessly deprogged and feeling great. Then came CanaCopy

she left me i didnt regret i failed in high school i didnt regret I lost my job in Corona i didnt regret But now i Feel toooo much regret that i miss this movie to watch in Theater in 4DX..

I need to watch this fucking movie, alot of this shit looks so cool and trippy.

really trippy effects

Amazing movie

Lmao, I never realized that the music in this scene is really similar to 2001 A Space Oddysey.

Best movie ever made from Apollo 13 to Mission MARS on SPACE.

Gotta love the logic of scientists. Strange space-time anomoly going on right next to me.. T O U C H

Watching this on an iPod nano was freaking insane.

This is pretty crazy, because as can be seen in the scene, it takes them around 90 seconds to go from Saturn to Gargantua. This distance is about 22,300,000,000,000,000 miles, or 3792.52 light years. This means that they traveled at about 42.14 LIGHT YEARS EVERY SECOND relative to the distance they skipped 🤯

Real master piece missing theatre experience

Let this Happen in future

i want to watch this in theatre smoking moonrocks

May Einstein and Stephen Hawking soul rest in peace ❤

It should be illegal to not have this in 1080 or up

This movie is so cool

0:03 " Nolan knows"

I read the book novelization first,then took my 3 kids to see it in the theater-the movie stayed with me for days...........

Naj top film koji sam gledao i molim da ga pustite na jutub

MM is one of the greatest actors ever

I watch this movie 😊 in theaters .

nice

That is what I would do to watch at theater's

That hand thing proves that they were in an infinite loop like dark series where everything keep happening and one dimension is keep interacting with another...but the first reality is lost in infinite loop where first accident happened and did create branch in realitites.

wow

Nasıl bi filmdi resmen dünyadan koptum bambaşka hissettiryor izleyince... 🗯

I mean at some point, someone's gonna have to go through one eventually. I wonder what we will find out when we do?

Imagine Einstein being able to watch this movie at an IMAX. What he might have thought about it!

23 years ago they take.