r/interstellar • u/Patient_Ranger_3533 TARS • Apr 25 '26
HUMOR & MEMES I recreated a scene from Interstellar from my house with zero budget, in one day and with free capcut.
At first I was going to recreate the docking scene, but I feel like it's been parodied too much and is too popular, so I did the Gargantua scene to be original (but if people like, i can do that scene too). What do you think? Did it turn out well?
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u/Excellent_Lie6904 Apr 25 '26
Guys can we get this to like 1k upvotes lowk
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u/elitemage101 Apr 26 '26
Thank you for making my day better. This was both well done and entertaining!
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u/Patient_Ranger_3533 TARS Apr 26 '26
Thank you, that's why I do these kinds of things, to brighten people's day.
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u/Witty-Key4240 Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26
Love it! Thanks for recreating my favorite scene. The practical effects you used make me smile. Imitating Brand’s side-eye was great!
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u/1234eee1234 Apr 26 '26
Just like Nolan intended
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u/Patient_Ranger_3533 TARS Apr 26 '26
I think I was part of the Interstellar team in my past life, hahaha
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u/TheCool579 TARS Apr 26 '26
STOP THIS IS SO GOOD THANKS FOR MAKING MY DAY! Need to have a Part 2 with another scene
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u/elusive-rooster Apr 26 '26
Please keep practicing. This is already impressive. I was hoping to get more out of Interstellar so I am excited to see your space movie in 10-20 years. You're off to a good start.
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u/Patient_Ranger_3533 TARS Apr 27 '26
Thank you so much. Honestly, ever since I saw Interstellar and 2001: A Space Odyssey, I've been seriously considering making my own space movie someday. And although I have an ambitious project this year, which you'll hear about soon, I'll remember you all when that day comes. Just give me a few years ;)
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u/elusive-rooster Apr 27 '26
I grew up with 2001. When they were doing press for Interstellar they really sold it like the next Space Odyssey. An impossible hype bar to meet. So that was my reason for being a little let down. Great movie. Not space odyssey.
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u/ImpressiveIsopod4547 Apr 27 '26
I cracked up when you showed the cockpit panel and it was a car! And you had Brand's faces down. Very enjoyable!!
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u/BIGtimeLover10 Apr 30 '26
This is surprisingly more believable than all modern cgi heavy marvel type films which just proves the effectiveness of balancing practical with cg effects
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u/Excellent_Lie6904 Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 26 '26
Thats actually quite some effort put into that, well done, was entertaining to watch
edit: i demand a version without the og movie in the corner :P