The Ending Of Interstellar Finally Explained 

Did you also find Interstellar confusing?

The guy who stay in the ship for 20 years. He's the king of quarantine.

My wife keeps asking me to dust my office. I'm like - what if my dad wants to talk to me?

the thing i really like about interstellar is that it was very raw. there was no unnecessary love story going on, no stupid characters, no random drama, and a well rounded plot

A movie that deserved an Oscar in every category, the goat of science fiction movies.

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When you click on a link and it opens Internet Explorer "That little maneuver is gonna cost us 51 years"

For me, This is the BEST movie ever made. Many opinions may differ, but this is IT for me.

Time dilation has to be one of the coolest yet most terrifying aspects of science.

The last 35 minutes of this movie are breathtaking

The scene where cooper comes back to the ship after the ocean planet incident , and sees all the video transmissions from his children gets me every time.

I only slightly teared up through various parts of the film, even seeing the messages from his kids after the water planet, however the floodgates really opened when he sees his daughter again at the end. It was the most I’ve ever cried during a movie, hitting me out of nowhere as soon as he opens the door and sees his daughter again. Had me crying uncontrollably

I cried so hard at this. The thought of missing my daughter's entire life in the space of a few days. The reunion with Murph. Wow.

This movie was made waaaaay too early for its time.

"No parent should watch their own child die". That completely broke my heart.

“Love transcends all dimensions.” That hits.

The reunion at the end was the best part, when father a daughter get to see each other one more time. As a father of 3, I felt it, I feel it, and will always feel the sadness mixed with happiness of that powerful scene. Just thinking of something like that happening to me, brings tears to my eyes. He never got the opportunity to see his daughter grow and become a woman, a genius, a savior. But his sacrifice was to safe her and all human kind, and hers too, because the two of them became one after that scene, they save humanity together, and now can finally end the final chapter where she dies, and he gets to start a new life with a new partner. As usual, Nolan never disappoints.

I want another space movie just like interstellar where the science, physics and music amazes us

Shall we take a moment to thank the Casting director of this movie for finding the young Murph who looks like the adult Murph?

The fact that even the robots are successful in attaching emotions for the viewers describes the legacy of this movie....❤

When Murphy sees Her Dad in the end, She is passing away. No one else in the room acknowledges or sees Her Father. This makes sense when You think about Matt Damon's character talking about what happens before You die.

While watching this seven years later, an hour passed onMiller's planet.😳

People: "We want Interstellar 2!!!!" Christopher Nolan: *this little maneuver will take 51 years*

One of the greatest films ever produced. Thank you Christopher Nolan.

Absolute favorite movie of all time. Never seen anything more mesmerizing and mind-blowing. I love space so much and this movie hit every mark.

"23 years" what an intense scene. The film is a masterpiece. The music alone gives you an intense emotional feeling that is unexplainable.

Interstellar was one of the greatest movies of all time.

This movie changed my life. It's not a movie, it's one of those dent in the universe moments.

Interstellar was such a fantastic movie. Can't believe it's been almost 10 years since it came out..

I feel that when Murphy finally sees her dad it’s a sigh of relief, of all her work accomplished finally met its goal. She tells him to save Brand and goes on his next mission. This could’ve not been more perfect. What a masterpiece of a film.

This movie made me stare on the wall for like 15 minutes after watching it.

I've just finished watching this film and this movie is a MASTERPIECE. I cried, laughed and learned a lot of things. I'll leave here one of my favorite line from Murph "Because my dad promised me" . ❣

I loved this movie. Just watched it for the first time ever last night. I didn't want it to end! I know you can draw sufficient conclusions at the end to not have to see the events unfold, and would probably be fit for a whole movie of its own, but I would've loved to at least see him landing on the planet or waking her up or something. Ah well. Really tugged at the heartstrings!

The one thing that blew my mind was when Brand “saw something” in the beginning of the movie and tried to reach for it. Then at the end of the movie that same scene came back and it was cooper she was reaching for... wtffff

This movie made me realise how precious the "time" is.

I already watched this movie like 10 times and it really hits me again everytime. It's the perfect movie. Music, actors, script, screenplay, CGI effects, emotional impact.. everything is perfect about it. It's a masterpiece

Everyone talking about the movie… bro the music made everything hit harder.

This movie is an absolute masterpiece and the ending makes me cry EVERY TIME

The most chilling words of the movie were spoken by Michael Caine. “ Its not death that frightens me, it’s time.”

It is impossible to get bored watching this masterpiece of story telling. When i saw it for the first time, i literally couldn't stop thinking about it.

I am the proud father of a smart, passionate and caring 6 yrs old little girl that I hope, one day, will become a strong woman just like Murph. I love her so much and I am brought to tears every time I watch this movie. The acting is just superb, and the scene when Cooper says goodbye to his daughter is a stab to my heart, every single time...What a roller cost of emotions!!!

This movie has a massive content... "love is the only thing that transcends all dimensions, including time and space"

"No parent should have to watch their own child die" made me cry like a baby

the moment when robot said self destructing, and then he sets humor to 60 percent gosh the dialogues even this small had me

I recommended this movie to my dad. He’s not terribly interested in sci-fi, but I figured he’d enjoy this for the story. He texted me the next day saying he had the “best cry in years”. So I think he liked it.

The soundtrack to this movie gets me everytime. Hans Zimmer + Christopher Nolan = Masterpiece

Interstellar is much more than just a sci-fi movie...Such a masterpiece...

This movie gave me chills. Physics is incredible. This movie doesn't deserve an Oscar but is a Oscar

Just today I saw the movie from start to finish in one sitting. Previously I had only seen a segment here and there and wasn't able to understand the plot. Excellent movie, and this review helped a lot. I now believe Cooper and Brand are intended to be like an Adam and Eve of the new planet.

I cant believe that martian guy went on another mission after all he dealt with the first time...what a masochist

The part where coopers helmet was cracked I seriously felt like I couldn’t breathe

This is one of my favourite movies. I hope they make a sequel. It may not be as good as the original movie, but I want to see Cooper and Amelia reunite.

I watched this movie countless times. Very good acting, very good dialogue between characters and the story is just spectacular… great movie

It’s 2021, just to update you, only 1 hour and 5 mins have passed in Miller’s planet

Love him or hate him matt McConaughey is one of the best actors of our time.

Even just watching this and getting to the end I get emotional.... hits me hard... Amazing movie

Person A: What movie is Interstellar? Person B: The movie with the bookshelf 📕 Personal A: Now I remember.

Masterpiece. The reunion between Murph and Cooper near the end broke me.

I regret not watching this film earlier. It's the best sci-fi movie I've ever seen.

One of the greatest films ever....but time is always tricky. Future humans wouldn't be alive to send back help because Cooper wouldn't be alive to message Murph. That is, in order to advance to 5th dimension demi-gods, we'd have to survive this ordeal, which would be impossible unless we had already survived to send back help.

The fact that this was made before we had ever even seen a black hole, and it was still completely accurate

Cooper's daughter is absolutely his favorite child, there's no second favorite at all.

I once tried to explain the interstellar story to my friends, that was the most embarrassing day of my life!

Nolan’s movies are just epic and thought provoking

I’m not crying I was cutting onions 😭😭😭 I’m going to hug my daughter right now.

This movie is beyond my -3 dimensional brain.

Only regret that I didn't saw this movie in a theater.

And also important to note, that LOVE is what brought Brand to that planet that was habitable. Probably also by the same mysterious reasons that Copper was able to do with Murph. It all connects.

This film is absolutely my favourite movie of all time. I can watch it again and again and it always feels like the first time.

I thought this was "ending explained." This is "Movie in 13 minutes and 44 seconds."

Putting Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan together…. What a masterpiece. The soundtrack hits spots in your soul that nothing else can. A there’s so much more to this world feeling and it’s beautiful

Honestly the first 3x I watched it I was confused but put little pieces together… you completed the puzzle for me! Thank you🙏🏽

Even for todays standards, this movie is ahead of its time now, and waaay ahead of its time when it came out. The fact that they were able to visualize what a black hole looks like pretty much perfectly before we actually figured out how it looks like is still crazy to me. Also my favorite film of all time, i would recommend this to anyone.

Its very sad because none of the people ever saw each other again. Brand never saw his daughter again, Amelia never saw Edmund again, Cooper never saw his son again, and Murph lived 80 years without her father. Its very sad for Amelia and Cooper once you really think about it, they lost everyone and everything in just 1 year but saved earth and humanity.

It really took me 7 years to watch this movie. what a coincidence

This was truly a masterpiece. I laughed, cried and my mind was opened. Time is precious after this movie I now know that. Thank you for this.

I may not have understood all of what you said, but I genuinely and deeply thank you for your efforts.

Interstellar is one of the most underrated movies of all time This movie deserved best picture and best director. Nolan is in a different league!

My friend after watching this film, said ‘the ending scene with cooper and his grandma was really emotional’ 💀

The scene in the Tesseract still gets me, every single time!

This movie was incredible.

Fans: Christopher Nolan can’t possibly make another movie more confusing than inception... Christopher Nolan: ...hold my beer Tenet: Beer my Hold

This movie ending made me cry when he meets his daughter in the end. That scene shows how little we are infornt of nature and that the time is most valuable thing in the world.

TARS will always be my favourite character in the movie. This movie really pulls on the hearstrings, he just kinda keeps it together for me, keeps the peace. Y'know?

I think an underrated message in this story is that several mistakes lead to salvation, the cyclical nature of time, and how “free will” and “fate” may be interdependent.

I wonder why Matt Damon doesn’t plant some potato there

This movie is soooo under rated. Christopher Nolan is a genius.

I loved this movie to bits and every time I re-watch it just somehow re-balances me. Absolute Masterpiece!

Thanks for this video! Every time I see it I get more broadened understanding!

The whole ending of the movie would have been different if they had gone to Edmund's planet first instead of Mann's planet.

I still use my calculator to do a 12 * 4 and here I am trying to understand .......

The best moment was - When copper is finally leaving for their interstellar travel from home, he picks up the clothing from the passenger seat of his truck hoping his daughter be there with tears in his eyes, and with that countdown of takeoff....whoosh goosebumbps!

I absolutely loved this movie, it's a huge shame not a lot of people know it. Sure it's confusing at times with science stuff but the plot, emotional scenes and everything are amazing.

This movie showed me that science and music can work together to create an amazing story.

Whenever I mention that this is my favorite movie to people I know, they usually scoff and just think it’s a dumb movie. It makes you think and leaves you in awe at the end of it. If one were to pay attention and use their brain while watching the movie, they would feel how we all feel at the end...gut wrenched. Wonderful movie and I loved the performance by Hans Zimmer.

Remember the time when this film ended and then there was silence for nearly a minute trying to grasp the magnitude of what just happened, and then everyone in theatre stood up and clapped with joy

the most confusing part was, when Brand experienced time and reality slippage before entering black hole, and Cooper experiencing touching the exact same sequence of reality distortion to time and space. Like in the movie there were 3 phenomena explained, 1- 5 diemensional world 4th Time and 5th Gravity, 2- Time travel is linear forward (you cannot change the past) but Love is the thing that can move along time, 3- Cooper discovered Gravity is the ultimate force binded through Love that can travel across time and space and connected to past, is the ultimate source of communication to the present and future (it can help see you your past, still cannot change the past, but can do better for Present and Future). Finally, if you can explain this scene, where Brand seeing her hands stretching before entering the scene and Cooper seeing the face of Brand and both are Touching each other hands in the same exact moment, (so Cooper was seeing the past before entering into the Future, and while coming back from 5 diemensional world, his present was Brand's past). This is quite confusing. (The director did not clarify this situation, the only way it could be clarified by admitting the face, the Black hole Singularity where nothing can pass or return back, if you return back, it means you are on a Negative Time, like 1 hour equals Minus Time (you go from present to Future and return to Past before The present entered the Past)....

Let's all take time to realise that all of this was just a thought that Chris Nolan had randomly brewing in his head one day

Christopher Nolan is quite possibly the best director we have had in a generation.

I love the way movies speak the truth having us thinking it's movie. While having us living fantasy as reality.