Interstellar Live - Docking Scene (No Time For Caution)
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- čas přidán 30. 03. 2015
- Orchestra playing along with Hans Zimmer at Interstellar Live event in the Royal Albert Hall in London. (March 30th 2015) Images and sound captured with iPhone 5.
- Hudba
Einstein: Time is relative
Nolan : Time is my relative
XD
Brutal truth :D .
Hans simmer: hold my timing peasants
Alabama: ⏰🚪 🏃💨
1000th likw
My biggest regret, not watching this movie in theatre.
I can relate with you too
RawBin kells well it definitely should be. First day first show. Waited for almost 3 hrs in d queue. Watched it in imax and still I hvnt forgotten the feeling it had given me back then. I simply couldn’t take this movie outta my head for weeks.
only movie I went to see three times in the theater (haven't seen any even two times)
@@_.-Adam-._only movie i just saw joker 3 times last week
@@shubham9385 already ve seen it once, planning on going again
edit: have seen joker two times now, still want to go again
hans zimmer: *let’s play the score live guys*
musicians: *it’s not possible*
hans zimmer: *no, it’s necessary*
Hell yeah!!
Remove the gay joke and your absolutely correct
What gay joke?
@@Solipsis31 the whole comment
@@phillipjacobs9982 how is it a gay joke?
It doesn't make sense
Watching interstellar online : its great
Watching it at theater : outstanding
Watching it live with orchestra : this is beyond amazing
Watching in IMAX with live orchestra: 🤯
Watching it at the iss : 🤯
Lifegasm
I had the honor of watching this movie on a boat. In the Middle of the Arctic Circle; with my Dad. Watching my favorite movie with my Dad, in a cruise ship's movie theatre in one of the most remote places. Still brings tears to my eyes
guess you could say that it was INTERSTELLAR
Watching Interstellar Live is still a dream for me.
me to
@Suraj Gaudo no, it's necessary
big fan dude tf are u doing here?
@@alirizvi710 DOCKING
Fuck off
"What are you doing?"
"Recording this part of the movie so everyone can watch it"
"Thats illegal!"
"No.. Its necessary"
insert No Time For Caution music
ah shit, here we record again.
@@nuclear-mh8xxhahahhaahahhaaha
🤣🤣🤣
Come on CARLS!!!
I get goosebumps every time I hear the:
"It's not possible!"
"No...it's necessary..."
Line
Same. Also “
= Cooper what are you doing?
- Docking.”
You must be a fragile person
I just love that Cooper cut off Tars and completely ignored him when he said to analyze the spin. He didn’t wanna hear it, he was already locked in to survival mode
Same cooper became a legend w that response, his will to complete the mission and save humanity took over fully
so cheesy that I just can't hate it
This scene explains why they couldn't send robots to complete the mission and why the primal instinct of survival is the greatest tool and or weapon of humanity.
True but wasn't Mann who caused this in the first place?
lets say not yet. theoretically there is no reason why robots or AI for that matter cant get human like. however current AI is faaaar away from what is needed in such situations as you stated correctly
Well put brother
@@blandgreen4135 This scene and the one before show that our primal survival instinct is a double-edge weapon: Mann, in order to survive, explicitly lied about his planet so he could be rescued. His survival instinct caused the entire situation and, even in the end, he tried to lie to himself and to the Endurance's crew about it. Once the Endurance started spinning, though, it was Cooper's extremely risky move that saved the day. Cooper, especially during the Gargantua scene, became a far better man than Mann, both by docking in an extreme scenario, and by actually knowing when to let go.
A robot can be programmed with survival. It will weigh in the risks of doing it or not and choose the most likely path for survival. However survival for a robot may be different from a human, depends on how its programmed.
This is not movie
This is art
This is experience.
This is Sparta
Nguyen Pew Movies already are a form of art dude u_u
Nguyen Pew this is not art,this is our new good
Movie IS art.
Hans Zimmer is one of the greatest.
+King Théoden nope. he's the greatest
Ado Simanjuntak emm Star Wars music? John williams?
Having to pick a favorite composer between Hans Zimmer and John Williams would be like picking a favorite child.
He’s the only one!
Jhin a blooming Flower overrated.
There is no Soundtrack in the whole world that can overcome the epicness of this one.
Avengers theme :-
_Allow me to introduce myself_
But yeah interstellar theme is still elite
@@splendiddwarf509 Avengers theme is good, but not at all even close to Interstellar's.
@@splendiddwarf509 not even close
@@splendiddwarf509 really bro? Comparing Avengers to this masterpiece
@@splendiddwarf509 avengers theme is good but not even close. Coming from a big Marvel fan
Nolan: Lets make every frame of the movie into wallpaper.
That's the best way to make a film. Drive is the same.
Sam Galea no its not. It means your film is going for spectical and not good storytelling. Its going for beauty but not world building.
Yes it makes for some good movies, but it has a large chance of failure
@@RedDeadDepressionist lol, Batman vs Superman
Abin Tom Sebastian whats with BvS?
@@RedDeadDepressionist virtual storytelling in its best, full of moments, but less scenes for proper story to move forth. A different storytelling. Lol, don't hate me. I like the movie too
my girlfriend: what are you doing?
me: docking
😂😂
With whom
🤣🤣🤣🤣 😂😂😂😂😂
Lol😂
*Initiating spin*
2:34 the trombone hitting that low note gave me goosebumps
I bet you’ve got real soft hands
same shit happened to me, god damn!
Then you should give a try to Pacific Rim main theme OST
@@danceyrselfkleenum ok buddy
ive never heard that
This was an experience I'll never forget. I went with a couple of my closest friends, all film and music fans. We were sat about 10 rows back. To have Chris Nolan, Michael Caine, Kip Thorne, Hans Zimmer and Brian Cox discussing the movie prior to the performance was incredible. Oh, and Stephen Hawking! And then Roger Sayer and Hans performing with the orchestra, such an epic experience. Feeling the thrum of that organ through your body as that scene played out, then when the strings come in at such volume... sheer electricity.
After watching this, I'm curious, did you (the audience) applaud every time the orchestra played or just at this spectacular scene?
@@maxmustermann3476 my recollection is that this was the only time it happened, but the applause and ovation for Roger Sayers, Hans and the orchestra at the end was pretty epic.
@@martindev6638 The fact that this is the only part to get an applause makes this all so much more special.
Did the movie still have all the music playing, or was the music cut out of the film version so just the live orchestra is playing?
I'm jealous man
See how accurate and eye opening that was?
*An explosion in space. No sound.*
Even though silent, it shocked the hell out of me and felt Coopers desperation for docking. Death became imminent, so it was either wait for death or die trying, which ultimately became their survival.
@@TalhaMalik89 yeah! Well made movie!
I love how accurate they made it, not like Star Wars where you hear sounds in space you are not supposed to.
@@MikinessAnalog lots of "sci fi" genre movie do that, they sacrifice reality for dramatic effect
@@MikinessAnalog Well, if a movie is earth/human based, then yes, I agree that realism should take precedence over "artistic license". Like a silent explosion, or the harshness and unsurvivability of space.
Interstellar is very much a human story, and as such it should follow "our" rules... And it does.
But as many seem to forget - me included from time to time - every Star Wars movie begins with the words "A long time ago in a galaxy far far away...", so not only does it take place in the past, it takes place in an entirely different galaxy... Luke, Han, Leia etc aren't human. They're human-shaped, but not humans, and Earth is nowhere to be seen.
So even while "no sound in space" would still be eligible wherever Star Wars takes place, I am more than ok with granting it all kinds of artistic license, since it takes place in another world and another time.
my jaw dropped when i realized they playing the orchestra live while the movie is playing. that’s astonishing
Me too wtf
Weird I can’t hear for shit this would be terrible for hearing the world
I watched the first Harry Potter and a Star Wars movie like this and they were fantastic
i watched two first harry potter movies like that and it was the best experience ever
Nashville Symphony does this pretty frequently. I've seen Pirates of the Caribbean and Jurassic Park in the same manner.
"It's not possible"
"No, It's Necessary"
GOD DAMN, i got goosebumps
Everytime I listen to No Time For Caution, it feels like i was a part of something big for humankind, it just feels like I did something that makes myself proud
And all you did was parallel park successfully
@@GinoGonzalez12lmao
My brother asked me if I wanted to go see that masterpiece in theatre, at the time.
And I refused ... What a regret
Life is full of regrets, learning from each one is true existence.
Check your local theater it might be out due to COVID
THEYRE NOT PLAYING IT ANYWHERE AND IM SO MAD DO THEY NOT REALIZE HOW MUCH ID BE WILLING TO PAY TO GO SEE IT???
@@zackyboi2048 rent a movie theatre
I was invite to watch it in Imax with some friends but I had a parking ticket I needed to pay that week :(
- What is the most boring in space flight
- Docking
- Let's make it the most interesting
Pavel Sharyakov stolen comment
@@ajm8592 People write what is said in the video and what?
I did not say that it's mine.
Pavel Sharyakov I mean u tried real hard
You can make anything interesting with good music and cinematography
@@op466_gaming9 not really. Also, its a Nolan film, so, RUDE.
No 1 regret in my life - Missed this masterpiece in Theatre 🥺
2:28-2:38 the build up, up until the tuba went and started BLASTING gave me chills and I watched this movie like 3 time lol
I've watched it like 200 times in Prime. Everytime the motivation is to buckle up for the family. You would need to pay the bills.. for sure.
This scene always sends chills down my spine
Umar Ashraf BREATHTAKING!
+Umar Ashraf Brings me to tears
Same man epic movie
You’re just some mainstream Tumblr shit
Every. Single. Time.
I will be there for the IMAX re-release at the 10 year anniversary. Why 10 years? Because... it's necessary
Andre G is it gonna happen???? Really?
Andre G there will be interstellar 2 by then
Chris M Nope...
@@cmj199318 There is no need for Interstellar 2, it's finished movie, it's like making continuing for Titanic
It’s not possible!
My mind simply can’t comprehend the feeling the audience has while having the musicians perform live and in unison with the film. This is something else and I’m so glad I came across this video and knowing it’s existence.
I've watched that for alle Hartz Potter movies in concert,music of star wars,lotr
There ale plenty of movies with Concert shows screen + orchestra live
They doing the same for The Batman.
If avatar can be re released after 12 years , so can Interstellar. We all want it , why isn't it being done. It would literally be a global record breaker in terms of collection purely because of the anticipation people have for watching it in the big screens with those speakers to listen to hans Zimmer and nolan creating the best theatre experience ever
We want interstellar 2
Nolan doesn't like sequels to his own stories that's like his thing...the only time he did that was to the dark knight trilogy
I'm sure 2024 we'll get a 10 yr limited theatrical release.
It did this year but unfortunately I never know about that till it was too late
@@prathamduggalit did? 😢 I really would like to watch it in Dolby, especially since I never saw it in theaters
"OK Google: Analyse how many times I've watched the 'Docking' scene".
"This is your 67th .. 68th viewing".
This little maneuver is gonna cost us 51 years
Make it 69, nice
Me 20th
SkandiaAUS It’s not possible!
Dr. Tube No, it’s necessary.
"Couper, what are you doing ?"
"Docking..."
badass AF
"Cooper you fag what're you doing??"
"I'm legit deadass docking bruh..."
Savage as fuck breh
@@connorb614 😂 litty 👌
@@HippocraticDev 😂
@@connorb614 Brehhhh
I just read this as couple lol
That's gotta be one of the craziest scenes ever created in cinematic history, the music and editing are just phenomenal, Nolan doesn't get enough praise for Interstellar, it truly is one of the best space movies ever made.
YES, it was scifi but so deeply rooted with humanity! truely increadible stuff
I totally agree you with you. The movie combined with the music is an absolute master piece
"It's not possible"
"No, it's necessary."
One of the greatest lines in all cinema
Can you all imagine Nolan and Zimmer have made one of the most interesting sequence in a scifi movie about... docking? Not about space battles, not about blowing up planets, not about meeting aliens from another galaxy. It is about docking, guys. Docking! Think about that!
It's obviously more than just about docking bro, but anyway, there's nothing else to add. You're right.
True. And the scene it just so incredible on rewatch when you know Cooper was picked for these exact scenarios anyone else would’ve passed out from all the force but not Coop! He was always ready since the crash at the beginning of the movie 😌
Docking is a big deal in space.
It keeps it grounded. Even though it’s sci fi, it’s not completely over the top. Even though it’s not 100% scientifically accurate (and it shouldn’t be, it’s a movie after all)l they’ve done a good enough job for 99.9% people. When you keep something so close to reality, people are more interested. (One of the reason characters like batman are so darn popular)
Exactly. Nolan set up twice earlier in the film how difficult it is. Super hero and alien movies skip over what they believe audiences find mundane and boring, but Nolan understands and represents that what we think is boring is still extremely difficult - like landing a plane for the first time, or backing a 53' trailer on the blind side into a dock - people think these things are easy until they try it... then they respect it. Nolan communicates the challenge through foreshadowing, dialog, and nuance (Hathaway passing out and waking up with her "how did you do this" expression). In an alien or superhero movie Will Smith would have done this nonchalant with a witty remark or two. The real artist uses their tools to communicate the gravity of situations to people who have never experienced them. Few people have ever had a knife or gun pulled on them, and they do not understand the fear and reality you are suddenly faced with. They see movies and think they would grab the knife or the gun and punch their assailant. I think the reason film makers favor over the top is because in a way it is less challenging than really understanding and communicating what makes a little old knife scary on the big screen, so they go with a laser canon. When a knife goes in you feel the cold of the blade. A laser canon sounds good compared to that. Using real story telling to help your audience understand the challenges the characters face when they have never done anything like it... that is art.
It's not possible
No, It's necessary
+ilyasovich "Cooper, what're you doing?"
"Docking."
ilyasovich Line gave me chills
When he said 'docking' i got insane chills and and major feeling of shock as if I were actually there in the cockpit, knowing how crazy docking to that would be and how high the chance of death would be. My face was literally the equivalent of Dr.Brands face here: 0:59 for the duration of the whole scene
That was truly some bad ass Space Cowboy shit!
most popular in the Russian army)))) Hello to all from Russia!!!
Hans zimmer in man of steel, dark knight and interstellar and many more. He makes his pieces with so much detail and it’s truly amazing.
Lion King too, last Samurai, you name it he slayed it. Man is once in a generation
There is no way this is orchestra. It's too perfect
Best Nolan movie ever made
+Tristan LaVasseur IDK..... Memento was pretty baller.
+Tristan LaVasseur Best ever made.
Following, Memento, Insomnia, The Dark Knight Trilogy, The Prestige, Inception and Interstellar are all amazing. With a filmography like that it would be hard to pick out the best film from Nolan. IMO at least.
+Tristan LaVasseur You haven't seen Memento then
+soldierfilmspresents I did I just love this one so much. So intense.
Mom: what are you doing?
Me: trying to erase my memory about the film so I can rewatch it like new again and again
Mom: its not possible
Me: no, it's necessary
Tryna be savage eh?
Tryna be savage eh?
Tryna be savage eh?
Tryna be savage eh?
Tryna be savage,eh?
"No, it's necessary."
Damn line gets me every time. Epic.
"HELP! I'm stuck in a washing machine step bro...
What are you doing??"
* _"docking"_*
LMAOO
*Initiating Spin*
Endurance's spin 40-42 strokes-per-min !!
@xAura_ I changed that :)
It's necessary
I was there. I have never ever felt anything that powerful as that. You could feel the building vibrate into your bones through the build up then the drop after the sudden ending of the organ. 11/10 would do again, even if it cost £1000.
+jetblast787 me too, international flight on that day and back on next day, just to be there. Worth every cent.
jetblast787 I've never been so jealous. I would love to be there.
rich people
i hate u..........................
Fucccccckkk I need to make money at least for this
I didn't even know this existed wtf what an incredible experience that must've been
R Bernard I know damn it I missed out big time...
R Bernard
I think they do this even for anime shows.
And Doctor Who
@@Surachit00 Fk now I see this
uzair a ikr
I don’t care what anybody says, watching this in IMAX was just 👏🏾🙌🏾.
the only way to explain it.
I remember watching this in theatre when it came out back in India. I remember my dad having his jaw dropped. I remember him enjoying this movie (especially the blackhole scene as he is a HUGE Sci--fi fanatic) and wondering to myself.. why exactly is this so good?
I saw it on my own around a decade later with all the new knowledge and guess what.. I had my jaw dropped lower than ever before.
I cant wait for when we are all bored of superhero movies and true cinema/storytelling/concept based filmmaking comes back! We need more originals like this! I miss true cinema man.
the best movie
One of
I liked inception too
verdade
VoCe PoR AqUi
@@leopard6897 no . the best
@@austinmcintyre2151 👍approved😊
I can't believe that Nolan made me get chills for a docking scene
I got chills from a docking scene one time… different uh… different kind of video though.
i cried watching this scene
@@isabenoriejames Me too, will have a tattoo for this ship station on my delt.
@@joshb7707 XD
It’s the fact that everything that came before this scene was set ip perfectly to make you completely believe that not docking that ship will be the end of humanity, no avengers movie made me feel what this scene made me feel.
I'm crying.
It's a stunning performance
Movies like these are not meant to see but to be understood!
And music like this is not produced to be heard but to be felt!
A True masterpiece even after 10years of it's release
When this sequence is 20% acting 80% hans zimmer masterpiece
its 100% TARS
That music is stucked in my head
Nah, directing and cinematography are great too so it's more like 25 percent each
@@nemanjap8768 /r/whoosh
@@ccgb92 I wasn't wooshed, you are just wrong
This movie will be remembered till humanity exist.
👍🏻
Joker too
I can arrange that...
This comment isn’t even grammatically correct it makes no sense lmao
@@TheIceManSSB2001 well then... It means that this movie will be remembered untill the end of the human race... Did you get it now Mr. Oversmart?
This was not a movie.
It is the future of the human civilization on screen if we don't mess it up.
I consider this movie an experience for anyone who watches it for the first time.
indeed
I’d pay good money again to see this in theaters with the live orchestra.
I’d pay $500 per seat
Matt Damon loved this role so much he decided to do a whole space movie for himself.
And he stayed for years on a different planet alone in both the movies 😆
Huh? What
@@Seek_35 Matt Damon has his own space movie. It's called "The Martian"
@@ajinkyalondhe794 is it good?
@@itaatisa8357 its pretty good yeah doesnt compare to interstellar tho
I love how Mc Conaughey delivers those lines, it's a hard thing to have a hero moment, but sound genuinely serious and not pretentious about it. He nails it, had goosbumps first time I saw that scene, even though you totally know its gonna work or then they're dead. But his acting and the masterful soundtrack/shots makes it feel like its not done until its done
The sound track, the master piece.
HANS ZIMMER op.
Zimmer + Nolan = Masterpiece
I watching it at cinema and it was an incredible experience with these musics surrounding you but damn with live orchestra it should be so perfect!
" It is not possible, no it's necessary " Really Goosebumps...
Christopher Nolan: hey Neil what’s the most boring thing about space
Neil degrasse Tyson: uh idk docking
Christopher: let’s make it the most interesting
Hans Zimmer: I’ll help
NAILED it!
*NEILED it
How in hell in docking the most boring?! Itd be on the top ten most exciting things in space list
@@jacobkreifels7690 And also scary 😅 If something goes wrong you’d blow up like how Mann did
That was the idea of this soundtrack and they made it.
I would die if I were there
haz tres You are so edgy, I actually got a cut when I tried to click your name.
+haz tres We don't need people like you on this planet.
I was there and I can confirm I was died
haz tres No, it’s necessary
Dont worry, none of the space agency would contact any of us woopdidoo!
It is the rearest moment when a robot says "it's not possible" but human replies "it's necessary". This is incredible script writing.❤
I was there. Watching this with the live organ music at the Royal Albert Hall was truly an experience to behold
This scene is badass, beautiful and terrifying at the same time
BRICIE
Definitely.
I Don't know why Oscar's snubbed this masterpiece
They didn't even nominate Interstellar 😱😱
because they are a fictitious reality of recognition, they serve themselves not the actual people who deserve to win to be nominated.
Because this movie doesn't need an award.... It already has a million people's hearts
real answer: they look down on certain genres like science fiction and horror.
Oscars don’t know what art is anymore, they just give awards out to whoever is most tweeted about...
@@good-tn9sr that isn’t true. They just don’t give the award to sci-fi movies. Don’t think that’s fair though
Scene in combination with the score literally makes my eyes water. Fucking powerful....
Today I saw the movie again..I have already been 79 times and I still get excited and find things that seem wonderful to me ..the combinations of music scenes are really great..I'm 62 years old and I have been a movie and music fan for as long as I can remember but I have not encountered anything like this work in my life. The genius of Nolan and Zimmer is innate and incredible how is join issues as complex as the physical, technological, human, emotional, and they achieve this by making their creation a colossal work.
I still remember as if it was yesterday.... 2014 sitting with my now ex, we were about to watch a marvel movie but trailers started to go before the movie start and I saw for the first time the trailer for interstellar and after I finished...something changed inside me, I knew I couldn't miss it, I had to see that movie when it comes out. Told my ex, we coming to see that!. So we did and to this point I am yet to see another movie that would make me smile, bring tears to my eyes, make me want to jump out of my seat and just leave me plain hopeless, lost and just reboot me in such a way that when it got to the end I was still stuck in my chair thinking faster than the endurance going through the wormhole, kept being like that until I got to the car, to home and until I went to sleep. Since 2014 I have been saying to everyone if I ever get Alzheimer's I want this movie to be played to me every single fucking day for the rest of my days! That line is going on my will!
DAMN.
why did you lost your ex tho
Wow I've never been in tears reading a comment so profound.. The same thoughts and feels fo the movie, man! 🙏
Ok what the fuck..
Thats way to
much for a movie?
@@ledlon4500 Have you not seen it? It’s the most powerful movie I’ve ever watched.
always makes my throat go tense and i get tears in my eyes during this scene. I have seen it so often but still. One of the best scenes ever!
+MrUpload Same here. That scene gets me every single time.
MrUpload yes me too. Never cried for a Science movie before.
Same here, i dont understand it :D
MrUpload i agree
Tears? Why? I understand getting tears when watching “TAPE” scene, but why this?
A brilliant scene with a brilliant score. Edge of your seat, mounting tension. This is peak cinama; an experience.
I'm soooooo jealous of the people who got to experience this!!! This is epic!! Thank you for recording and uploading!
18 people mis-analyzed the Endurance's spin.
and so the cashed xd
19
20
C'mon, haters!!!
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My life goal: Get rich enough to buy a movie theatre and watch this in 3D.
I got quest 2 and first movie I watched in big screen was interstellar , just to get the theater feeling I never got
My life goal: get rich and somehow travel into the infinite space
Don't watch that in 3d watch it in Imax with Dolby atmos
You can get a pretty dope "better than movie theatre" experience at home for about $15-30k assuming you have enough space for the hardware.
@@jonaboy3 yea well i'll keep paying 10 buck to go in theatre
Watched it again in theatres yesterday! This scene still gave goosebumps even after watching the movie a million times on TV! Theatrical Experience at its peak!
Seeing this movie in the theaters as a 13 year old boy is something I will never forget. It truly changed my life.
Same
Damnit, this scene is so powerful and brilliantly scored it makes me cry damnit.
@Jan Berrios so I do ...
Why you cry in this scene??
@@oliverheidinger2646 because it's necessary
Simply the best scene in this movie, getting goosebumps everytime watching it.
Jeroen Wijenbergh I often play this on my surround sound :)
Jeroen Wijenbergh not the best scene but one of the best
The whole movie is one big best scene !
Don't let me leave Murph
This one of those few scenes that always manage to send those chills down the spine !
Wuhssuw GOOSEBUMPS
The silence just after the blast and than the orchestra of Hans Zimmer just playing along with the scene,that intense,that thrill still gives me chill to this day 🥶🥶
And Dr mann couldn't even dock when it stood still.
Yeah but he was never trained how to do it.
Dr Dumm
Zacky Boi It’s not his expertise but he definitely was
If i remember correctly it was because their systems were incompatible, i remember the latches constantly trying to get a hold but never being able to
he’s aircraft was outdated and when he docked endurance couldn’t lock him in place
273 people who disliked this video are flat earthers
lol
I liked it. I'm a flat earther. Lol
@@JamesExcell-InterJex but either way, im glad u arent one of the flat earthers who goes on rants on their yt channel about why its super fake and we r all brainwashed by movies like this
Bro it’s now 459 🤣
@The Comedian no offence but that’s just not true. And sorry but u can’t say that if you don’t understanding the science behind that movie and just science in general. I don’t understand all things of physics but I understand the science behind this movie. And that concludes quantum physics, general relativity and the string theory (yes I know that last one is proven partly incorrect but still). Oh yeh don’t think I’m some sort of student. I’m just an interest 14 year old lol.
This is the kind of performance that inspires our future generations, hands down!
I'm getting second-hand goosebumps from this not-the-best-quality recording. Literal chills. Imagine what being in person there felt like.
I was there 😀 Sound-wise, It was like watching the movie in IMAX x 10. Better still, I think it was the musicians that recorded the soundtrack, including Hans Ziimer on keyboards and it was preceded by a talk between Hans Zimmer, Chris Nolan, Kip Thorne, Prof. Brian Cox and Stephen Hawking IIRC.
Me too!!!
Even 6 years later, the most intense cinematic experience I've ever witnessed. Hearing the live orchestra play and the audience breaking into spontaneous applause after "Killing main engines!" is icing on the cake.
Best movie of all time, I don't care what anyone says. Interstellar has the most beautiful music, incredible scenes, and flawless cast of all time. PERFECT.
"No it is necessary"__one of my all time favourite lines.. 🥶❤️❤️❤️
God: You only have 4 mins to live
Me: Buts its 4:33
God: I'll allow it
👏🏻👏🏻
"There's no time for caution"
John Cage
God : Why?
Me : It's necessary.
@@cameronburke8002 more like, God: it's not possible!
Me: *No, it's necessary*
This soundtrack is literal art. I would cry the entire time.
One of my favorite sequences from this movie. The music just adds so much.
Its the music make the entire scene very significant! Really a Masterpiece!
Brand : Cooper what are you doing?
Cooper : Docking
*music starts*
Kennedy Lajustra if you compare with the movie version, we ça notice music here starts later. In the movie, music starts loudly Just after he said "docking" and here there is few seconds before. These details add something different making this performance unique. That's very interesting :)
One of the greatest action set piece ever with no stupid clichés.
God, I remember being there during this. Whilst the film had its flaws, the score was just impeccable. And hearing it performed live - especially by that massive organ - it was something else. I'll never forget it.
I was here with my Mum! It was a phenomenal experience. Saw the film in cinemas twice prior to this but this was a stunning event to witness, and we also got to see Stephen Hawking in person before he eventually passed away in 2018.
fuckkkkkk this scene and wave mountain are so gooooooooood
shit that crash moment was really scary and surprising. I was so shocked during this whole scene
TheDagon95 i don't know a thing about the movie and i was stressed watching this lol
Meeee toooo!😆😆
I would do anything to watch this again in theatres😩
I'll never forget my roommates in college invited me to go to theaters to watch this and I had something to do. They came back and said that was one of the greatest experiences in theater we've seen in a while. When I watched it at home, I knew what they meant and couldn't imagine it in theaters...
i appreciate how the orchestra suddenly stops during the explosion since it's from the perspective of being on a vacuum.
adding sound over explosions in space is always silly, because the alternative (total silence) is way more engaging and eerie
just decided to watch this film on a whim last night. One of the best decisions of my life.
To this day, this movie gives me goosebumps no matter how many times I watch it. My favorite movie of all time for a reason.
This movie is so good that although I already have seen this scene many times before, it had me holding my breath until it docked
I'm in love with the part Cooper said come on TARS. So much powerful and maid me cry with hope.
It's "made"
Best Lines in this Movie...
1. Because my Dad promised me.
2. Learned from the Master
Hiosho what about ‘humans were meant to live on earth not die in it’ or something like thathis
@@hsmileyface8308 yeah--true--good Line..think it was "not to die on it"
Hiosho no it was literally in this movie
I started crying at the “Because my dad promised me”. What a masterpiece...
Do not go gentle into the night, rage against the dying light.