Interstellar

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The Matrix, Seven, La La Land, Interstellar.

All right, the La La Land's a weird one to me.

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And you're a movie guy, so this is like a huge thing.

I know, it's weird.

And then Interstellar, which I have seen, and I think anybody that sees that movie as a dad, it freaks you out.

And then the more you watch it, it's really, really kind of cool and interesting, but at the same time, it's kind of like, what are we doing here? Yeah.

This is the French film company Pathé offering filmgoers a chance to watch their favourite movie as if for the first time through hypnotism.

They began their experiment on the film Interstellar, hiring two hypnotists to try and wipe clean the memories of 30 film buffs.

I saw Interstellar for the first time about a month and a half ago.

I'm not a great fan of science fiction space movies, and I thought, I'm going to hate this.

And it is absolutely fantastic.

Um, I was drawn to a lot of those movies.

But Interstellar, I was drawn to that too.

The reason, and it's a newer movie, our grandfather didn't know about that, but I feel very connected to my grandfather in the way that the daughter and the father was connecting to his daughter.

And even through the books in her, the bookshelf in her room, and he was trying to connect to her.

This term, the singularity, was borrowed from physics, where singularity is a point like at the center of a black hole.

If you've seen the movie Interstellar, you know what this means.

Where the normal rules stop working and our ability to predict what happens next breaks down.

In the 1950s, the mathematician John von Neumann applied the idea to technology.

It could have blown up in their faces financially, but it ended up being very, very profitable for everybody.

Listen, I've seen, you know, the Dark Knight you've seen on the big screen, Interstellar on the big screen.

I mean, just bah, you cannot see a movie like that.

And that's a technical term.

Rush Hour, Friday, so many different movies.

Inception, Interstellar.

But yeah, my dad, even the biggest thing I would say my dad watched, he didn't just watch American movies.

He watched foreign films as well.

I tell you you'll know it.

It's Interstellar.

Oh.

No.

Good Will Hunting.

Yeah.

I get Interstellar because he's in that.

And he's only in it for 20 minutes, but he's an extremely important character.

That's insane.

All three of us got the Murph, the Hamilton Murph from Interstellar.

We couldn't get our

X tattoos.

This is the second corn dork this wheel.

I think we had one for Interstellar, too.

That corn was ready to be harvested.

They should have harvested it.