1.25 seconds there is 1 day on earth, this was released November 6th 2014, so 2135 days have passed and that means that 2135 days x 1.25 is 2668.75 seconds = 44.47 minutes
I can only imagine how someone must’ve felt after watching this movie in a cinema late night and drive home with this song playing in their head with a dark sky and empty roads.
Oh man after watching this movie, I wouldn't even want to go home. Assuming it's a hot summer night, I'd want to drive to a beautiful open field, lay down, and just watch the clear night sky and think about everything in space that we will never know
Today was our last day of school and there’s a piano in the main building that anyone can use. As everyone was walking out, some of them for last time ever. There was a student sitting at the piano playing this song and the music could be heard all across the 4 storeys of the building. He hit every note and it’s the best outro I will ever experience.
8 years later, from a 17 year old kid to a 25 year old man and I still haven’t watched a movie that made me feel the way Interstellar did. Interstellar isn’t just a movie it’s an experience.
I finally watch him too, 4 days ago, this movie is just beautiful, not just the environment, but Nolan is just a Genius, to do link with the ghost and Cooper in the black hole for example just WOW
@@saragomezrodriguez4203 life surelly exists on other planets, but most of the times it's not sentient. Sentient life is most precious thing in universe, much more important than non-sentient life. So we *are* more important than nature. someday we will learn how to do less harm to nature, and it's not said that other life in universe would be less agressive than humans (I guess if they were less aggressive they would just not survive).
"Even after more than a decade, the Interstellar soundtrack continues to stand the test of time. Its haunting melodies, particularly the iconic use of the organ, evoke a deep sense of wonder, nostalgia, and awe. The music transcends the film itself, stirring profound emotions and connecting with listeners on a level that goes beyond words. It's not just a score; it's an enduring masterpiece that captures the vastness of the universe and the intimate nature of human experience, making it impossible to forget. Thank you, Hans Zimmer."
@@Aitch2o-atab I do not know. My comment automatically turns blue when I write the song title, and it links to other pages on TH-cam if you click on it. That was also the first time I saw it.
"It was me Murph, I was your ghost" "I know, People didn't believe me, they thought I was doing it all myself, but I knew who it was. Nobody believed me, but I knew you'd come back" How? "Because my dad promised me" With this music, what a powerful movie
Idk, I havent felt anything in this movie. His daughter acted all the way like a piece of shit and saying in the end that she always beleived to her father was like an punch toherself and also an lie to herself.
There’s something about this song which seems so familiar yet so distant and it stirs you up from the inside. It’s unreal. It’s beyond words. A true masterpiece.
For me personally, this music speaks to the desire, no, the *need* within us all to discover who and what we are, and the nature of the Universe we live in.
We should all sign a petition for the movie to be shown in theaters again. It would be an amazing experience to watch it in IMAX. What a beautiful movie.
I watched Interstellar many years ago. Recently, I came across a picture from the movie, and today, I decided to watch it again. As the film ended, I felt an overwhelming sense of reflection, especially with the music still echoing in my mind. I walked to the window, looked around, and quietly pondered. I felt grateful and looked back at myself, regretting the things I've missed and the things I haven't accomplished. If anyone else feels even a bit like I do, I hope we keep moving forward and always appreciate everything we have.
I know exactly what you mean and how you feel. And I am there with you and I did that pondering decades ago. You will keep moving forward, trust me. There will always be regrets, but don't let the "what ifs" determine your outlook on life. I wish you all the best.
Are you really sure, that'll work? I mean you would have to think about all of this movie and your emotions,... connected to it... Don't get me wrong, there are so many films/books and stories I would love to re-experience but... And even if it works, imagine your friend comes to you, begging you to watch this "Interstellar" and you just refuse, arguing you don't want to watch another disappointing SC-FI movie...
My father haven't watched interstellar. But when he heard this soundtrack he said that he felt like travelling through space. HANS ZIMMER such a legend❤🔥
Космическая музыка ,игра актёров , опыт режиссера и всё, всё, всё. Всё сделано настолько профессионально, что фильм поменял сознание после просмотра .Смотрел и пересматриваю до сих пор и буду пересматривать .
What did you see? Darkness? Chaotic dreams? Nightmares? I was laying in a hospital bed back in 2011, hours away from dying from internal bleeding, fading in and out of consciousness. All I saw was darkness, chaotic dreams, or what felt like hallucinations. but I also felt absolute relief in the times it was absolutely dark and silent. It was soothing.
Life is so unpredictable and a lot of people don’t know how much important life is because if you don’t appreciate and value yourself and your life then is hopeless to even live. So think about life the positivity like this song. So now enjoy your and give yourself a break because maybe you will never have that break ever again. Enjoy your life and what you do. ❤😊😢
It is metaphorical. I understand that as parents we leave memories of us to our children once we die. Those memories are the ghost that stay when we are gone. That warns us to leave good memories by having good behaviors when we’re alive.
@@caychanhthanthien3478 the ideas the memory will make up a personality in ur mind whenever ur parents are not near you (future) their memories (ghost) will be there to guide you
Hans Zimmer is a living legend man, how can one produce this kind of melody. It touches deep into your soul and it makes you feel emotions that you really can't feel anyway else.
I don't believe Hanz Zimmer is a man at all.. He is something more.. He has experienced things outside what we are able to understand for him to be able to compose such masterpieces..
I cant believe this movie did not win an oscar for music/soundtrack. I mean lets be real if you have Hans Zimmer as your music man in film you should already have one oscar...
This should win an Oscar and also the best ever amongst all Oscar Winners. That is why the world hates Politics and Americans stick to liking Americans. They have 0 knowledge of the world around them and it's many wonders.
Just like Christopher Nolan says, you don't need to understand the movie, just feel it. And no other music can evoke that emotion and feeling like this one. A true masterpiece out of this world! Truly honored to be living in a world where legends like Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer exist.
It's even more awsome when you know that Zimmer didn't knew the script of the movie. All that he has been told was to produce a song about fatherhood, fragilitiy, love. And here is this masterpiece.
@@tonydominoactor according to Zimmer, instead of letting him read the script, Nolan agreed to write “one page of text” for him when he signed on to score the drama last January. Unfortunately, the director didn’t reveal anything variety.com/2014/film/news/christopher-nolan-kept-interstellar-plot-secret-from-composer-hans-zimmer-1201153171/
Before starting production on this movie Christopher Nolan visited Hans Zimmer at his home. He told Hans he had an idea for his next movie but wanted to hear the score first. Nolan told Zimmer to write a song about a boy and his father playing catch. Each time the boy catches the ball he grows another year older, but the father doesnt notice until his son is fully grown. This is the song Zimmer wrote. A fuckin masterpiece.
Je n'arrêterai jamais d'écouter cette magie sous forme de fréquence, rien ne m'a jamais autant fendu l'âme, depuis sa sortie pendant ma jeunesse. Et ce commentaire sera toujours valable tant que les serveurs de TH-cam vivront.
+Juliano Lima This movie was good. It makes me wonder when will humanity ever reach a planet that has life.I'm also excited to see NASA sending their astronauts going to mars. Theres a chance we can find life living there.
"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending." -C.S Lewis Have a great day y'all Edit: jeez y'all i can't thank u guys enough for all the support and positive comments, you've all made my day too :')
Yesterday, I went to the cinema with a group of friends. We watched Interstellar for the first time, after 10 years of its release. We were all mesmerised by this movie... the second we finished it, we all had our mouths open. We went back home when it was already midnight, we were welcomed by a night full of stars and a bright moon. Beneath the starry sky, all we could think about was how vast and terrifying our universe is... yet so beautiful. We drove back home and all the roads were empty. This was our 12th of November 2024.
“Because my Dad promised me.” I watch this movie with my 10-year-old son often. That line moves me to tears every single time. It reminds me not to take lightly the things I say to him.
i am not a father, but mate, this sentence from Murph always touches me deeply. I know why. Cause i had a dad, that made promises. Bless your family and all you love.
It’s truly amazing how people are separated through different languages, races, cultures, religion and even different personal beliefs, but the only thing that connects people together is music.
Erin L and Nolan is such a perfectionist,did u notice when cooper was not able to breathe on Dr. Mann's planet and was trying to reach for the transmitter, at that same moment,Murph decided to go back to her room to find an answer. U see,both the events where necessary for human future and both where free will,and took place at the same moment. this is breathtaking. So,t contradicts free choice which gives way to fate which is totally non-science .
When I first watched this movie, I didn't have any kids. Years later I have a daughter. Shes now 4 years old. I recently watched this movie again. What an amazing difference watching this again now that I'm a father to a beautiful daughter. I've never had so many tears fall from my eyes from a movie.
i actually watched this movie on plane going away from home for 7 months, my 3yrs old daughter called me crying when i was on my way to airport and said daddy come please come home, cuz she didn't know that am leaving. now you can guess what i did during the 16hrs fight duration
This was by far the greatest movie I have ever seen and possibly will ever see. I've never had a movie make me think for hours after it about the possibilities of it being something real. My wife even felt this was the greatest movie as well!
I saw today Roger Sayer (organist of the original music score of Interstellar) and it was breathtaking. I didn’t know most of this soundtrack is organ, and it’s Roger playing. Insane. It was beautiful. So blessed to listen to this live from the master who recorded this in the first place 🥹
Nobody yes, one of the best acting iv ever seen especialy tht scene on the spaceship looking atvideos of his daughter and son over the years, that was crazy.
This Soundtrack makes me want to cry. Not just because of its haunting beauty, but because it really takes me somewhere else. Out there. Beyond the dark sky and the stars. It's miraculous.
Same !! Whenever I listen to this song I get so emotional and I always feel a deep pull or connection with my soul and the universe. I guess it's the deep grasp of beautiful reality. 💯
This music gets me every time. Not only for the epic almost spiritual feel of the music, but also because this was the last film I watched in a theater with my dad before he passed away.
My dad and I see a movie almost every Sunday since I was a child. He’s getting up in age, and I sometimes wonder how many more we will get to see together. I save the ticket stubs in an album.
I never cry, ever. I am a man who normally hides inside and never expresses any negative emotion... save maybe anger. But this movie, this movie brought out my innermost demons and angels. It forced me to see the bigger picture and realize just how small of an existence we really are in the vastness of space. This movie was perfection, and it made me feel the innermost parts of my heart and soul. Space is both beautiful and scary... and I hope to one day reach into it and see all I can before I am gone from it.
I suppose you are only gone from the experiential aspect of what you consider to be now but it seems to me you can never leave that from where you originated.
I was absolutely petrified when I watched this movie. It brought so many very deep thoughts in my head. About life, about love, about time and space, about wormholes and exoplanets, about undiscovered dimensions, about what we are in Universe... Amazing movie.
***** absolutely. Compared to scale of Universe, we are but grain of sand compared to Earth, or not, maybe just molecule, atom. We're so tiny. So... insignificant.
In my 40 years this was the only movie which I had to see twice at the same day. After the movie I went out of the cinema walked 1 minute, turned around and saw it a second time. No other film gave me this feeling before.
Yes to me its a feeling of hope, beautiful unknown, not understandable things in a world of idiotic money dominance. I kept a inner part of this movie for myself - such a powerful Message
The fact that hanz Zimmer created a theme that describes this whole masterpiece of a movie in the most perfect way still blows my mind, it's almost unbelievable.
The father and daughter bonding and their seperation for an age, experience of falling in a tesseract, touching the 4th dimension (time) and rehabilitation to the Saturn were few of the best phenomena of the interstellar.
Best movie ever made!!!! everything about the movie is amazing. it has a normal part, like the beginning. it has the scenes with the planets, it has the magical things like the ghost part and the endless bookshelves and it has amazing music. Its just a beautiful movie!
“Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the Universe exist. Be curious. And however difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at. It matters that you don’t just give up.“ - Stephen Hawking
I listen to this every night before bed. This masterpiece truly gets my mind off everything and allows me to think about the world and what it has to offer. Maybe even what's beyond this world and life.
Maybe it Sounds weird, but i feel Same way. Just in different ways, that i am afraid of how deep this Song can Go throw my Heart und mind. Most of the time im Just cant think that deep cause its Just too exhausting. I would never do this every night. I would Just Not be able to do my every single day Work/to dos. Sry for Bad English. Just trying to descripe my Feelings
My father died when I was 16, the part where Cooper sees Murph all grown up and how time passed before his eyes always gets to me. I'm now 25, I've experienced alot of things without my dad, good and bad, he didnt get to see them. Yet I still hope to see him again one day but time keeps passing I keep getting older. It pains me so much, I wish he could see me, I wish he was here. But I guess time just continues without him. This song, that movie expresses how I feel.
*It's 5:46 AM. And yes like all you curious, sad, happy and depressed people we all are together listening to this masterpiece. This track means something special. We only remember it on a special purpose. So, here we are. Enjoy every bit of joy and learn from every bit of pain. You might think it's a dream, people might force you to accept the reality.But, their definition of life is based on the beliefs of people around them. But, life has actually no specific meaning. You are the one who defines it. Doesn't matter who you are or what your dream is. Keep pushing yourself, you will reach your destiny.* *Maybe our path isn't the same neither our destination. But, that music unites all of us as a dreamer. Wish you very good luck. And always remember failure is the ultimate fate we all share. So, keep pushing yourself till the end* *ONE DAY YOUR WHOLE LIFE WILL FLASH IN YOUR EYES IN YOUR LAST BREATH. MAKE SURE IT'S WORTH WATCHING- Geard Way*
i saw interstellar as a freshman in highschool. we watched it in my biology class and although everyone was just goofing around, and it was a sci-fi, the pure imagination of cosmic science and mathematics made me feel so interested and sucked into loving these subjects. i spent much of my highschool years skateboarding and working on cars, afraid to just nerd out on things like math, science, space, physics, etc. but here I am now, a college freshman in the school of engineering studying mechanical engineering, and again, although its a sci fi movie, the thought of human advancement in technology and mechanics and space all have a huge place in my heart. not sure who's going to see this, or care, but just thought i'd share for my fellow "nerds" on this one.
I'm a nerd too! I love watching Nova, Nature, and the science shows on PBS. Star Trek is one of my favorite franchises (sorry Star Wars) because of the hope it gives me for the future of humanity and science.
The sad thing is majority of people on this planet dont care about of science or anything. Im just fascinated by science , nature and how far humans have evolved technological ly.. But yet 90% of people still believe in religion. I used to think my purpose for life is to do things what my religion said..but after learning about science , astronomy , evolution and so many other fascinating topics i decided to be an atheist.. Now the purpose of my life is to make a contribution in science field so that i can be a part of advancement in human species .
This movie made me appreciate life and the possibilities of how far we can expand. I'm stupid when it comes to school but watching this in physics class made me geek out. Your comment is relatable
John Williams, Hanz Zimmer, and James Horner are the single greatest composers of our time. No one else in our time can match their level of greatness when it comes to music. God bless all of them, rest in peace James.
Guys we’ve been through a pandemic. Everyone who is reading this, we have survived. We are survivors. We may never meet in life, but we’re here listening to this masterpiece together.
I was 10 when I watched this movie, this movie made me study, it made me want to work in the field of AI. I've done so much in these years, I lost my friends, family members, I was about to get diagnosed with 2nd stage lung cancer, I studied a lot and after all these years, after all the things I've done and have been through, only 1 hour has passed on Miller's planet. Wow.
@@tiscojack a 10 year old can easily understand the purpose of studying. I, as someone who grew up in an extremely tech-based country (Canada) really became interested in IT and Programming when I watched this flick. Not to mention the fact that since I have asthma, and cancer can happen to anyone, I was in danger of being diagnosed with 2nd stage lung cancer. One of my cousins passed away in an accident in 2019, it's life. These things happen sometimes. Sometimes, a 10 year old might've went through a lot more than a 25 year old.
@@Insane63Nelin Fellow AI enthusiast and computer science student here, keep on going and don’t let that chin down, you’re doing just great redirecting all the negative energy into something groundbreaking and magical.
I feel the same way, I have autism and my dad died when I was 16, and sometimes I wish I could see interstellar with him again. I hope that he is watching over me while the angels guard him.
“There is a fundamental reason why we look at the sky with wonder and longing-for the same reason that we stand, hour after hour, gazing at the distant swell of the open ocean. There is something like an ancient wisdom, encoded and tucked away in our DNA, that knows its point of origin as surely as a salmon knows its creek. Intellectually, we may not want to return there, but the genes know, and long for their origins-their home in the salty depths. But if the seas are our immediate source, the penultimate source is certainly the heavens… The spectacular truth is-and this is something that your DNA has known all along-the very atoms of your body-the iron, calcium, phosphorus, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and on and on-were initially forged in long-dead stars. This is why, when you stand outside under a moonless, country sky, you feel some ineffable tugging at your innards. We are star stuff. Keep looking up.”
Movie makes me a grown ass man sob. I will do anything for my children till my last breath and it terrifies me to not be there for them and be on the outside of the bookshelf pounding and watching them anguish without my guidance and love.
I had never watched this movie until one night two months ago. I sat down in my living room with my husband and we saw that it was free on one of our channels. We went into it expecting a bombastic action space movie. I'm glad that isn't what we got.
So much left undiscovered beyond the void that surrounds our system, always makes me sad knowing I won't live around long enough to even get a glimpse of what lies so far away.
+ibr gue I have the same thoughts. This is the only thing that is bothering me regarding death. Not all the factors of the people you will leave and the things you will miss but this exactly. Not knowing what is out there in the void and far beyond our galaxy and the other thousand and millions of star galaxies.
this movie should be rereleased in theaters every month, so everyone gets a chance to see it on a huge screen with even bigger speakers i wish i could see it like this again
Man oh man you hit the nail perfectly. This movie just puts me in a mood no other movie ever has. The feelings you experience is just out of this world. The music really does a good job of sucking you in. When they're chasing the drone through the corn field. Thats my favorite part. The music/chase/mystery is just amazing. 10/10 for this movie. Could watch it a 100 times. Only thing that stops me from watching it so much is it's super sad. The story and the idea of the human race leaving our home is just heartbreaking.
Everytime I listen to this I can't resist to drop a tear. I still have in my memories the moment when my uncle told me about this movie, and describing it as the masterpiece that is. He always loved science and technology stuff, and was the one who really got me intersted in sci-fi and space stuff. Today, it's been one year since I lost him due to a tumour, and I can't think of this movie without seeing his face of joy and interest talking about it. I'm sure he's resting in peace somewhere out there in the space.
Everytime I hear it, I close my eyes and pray that one day I may see space. That one day I can have this song playing in my head, or by humming it, as I break through the atmosphere and finally get to look down upon that little blue dot we call home for myself. Makes me cry. I hope one day.
you are too strong... personally I have not been able to move forward since, and... when I hear these musical marvels, unfortunately I have too much trouble due to my sensitivity... A word to the wise and good luck
My uncle's passions were the same. He too passed away recently. He never got married and didn't have children of his own...I was all he had, I was more than a son to him, I was his entire world....
This movie was quite the experience for me. I was on a night flight from Brazil to Florida, its the first time i ever flew, and every once in a while i would look down the window and see all the lights and the horizon and this soundtrack started playing. Everyone in the plane was sleeping and i was crying silently, realizing how small we are and how much we have to learn. Thats not the only thing, my girlfriend was an exchange studdent and she would leave 2 weeks after i came back to Brazil, and i missed her so much, i felt so lonely up there. It was trully a mind bending experience.
Matheus leão Your comment just made my day. I watched this film last night and I couldn't help but cry feeling enormously overwhelmed. When I finished watching it, I just had to go outside, lay on the grass and gaze up at the vastness above me. Staggering.
Matheus leão Eu me arrepiei ao ler esse comentário pois exatamente o mesmo aconteceu comigo. Vi o filme durante meu vôo de volta de Tampa, Flórida, após intercâmbio e deixei minha namorada lá, nos EUA... Fiquei realmente chocado.
Que comentário mais lindo... E tão realista... Esse filme é maravilhoso e faz a gente pensar na vida esse Hans Zimmer é realmente incrível ele tem um dom.
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*Fun fact:*
Since the release of 'Interstellar' in 2014, only about 1 hour has passed on Miller's planet.
BRUH this is so cool
1.25 seconds there is 1 day on earth, this was released November 6th 2014, so 2135 days have passed and that means that 2135 days x 1.25 is 2668.75 seconds = 44.47 minutes
Thats so deep man...
Haha wow😃😃😃
Leart 🙃😊
I can only imagine how someone must’ve felt after watching this movie in a cinema late night and drive home with this song playing in their head with a dark sky and empty roads.
Excellent, I can imagine 🤩👌
He will ascend into mars
This movie never gets old.🤙
I always - my brother 💯
Oh man after watching this movie, I wouldn't even want to go home. Assuming it's a hot summer night, I'd want to drive to a beautiful open field, lay down, and just watch the clear night sky and think about everything in space that we will never know
-Born too late to explore earth.
-Born too early to explore space.
-Born just in time to witness this masterpiece of a movie.
Makes everyone who thinks this time sucks think more
You have the whole sea to explore but the only thing is left is will
Plenty of earth left to explore.
@@zhenyuxia7849 idk about that it’s the oceans now
@Alexander Pate 😂
Today was our last day of school and there’s a piano in the main building that anyone can use. As everyone was walking out, some of them for last time ever. There was a student sitting at the piano playing this song and the music could be heard all across the 4 storeys of the building. He hit every note and it’s the best outro I will ever experience.
I hope u all thanked him/ her for making a lifetime memory for u guyz
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful ❕😊
8 years later, from a 17 year old kid to a 25 year old man and I still haven’t watched a movie that made me feel the way Interstellar did. Interstellar isn’t just a movie it’s an experience.
Me too… Love ❤️
True I morbed as I watched this movie
@@blizzard1198 its morbin time
Stop the cap, morbius is the movie ever made.
@@justchilling177 so true morbius is truly a movie
How Hans Zimmer didn’t win an Oscar for Interstellar is criminal. One of the greatest movie themes of all-time.
& Unfortunately actors would suffer a huge loss if they exposed the Oscars as a BIG SCAM just like how musicians expose the Grammys
Same
The Oscars a re rigged
Are u serious 😳 😡😢
Hans Zimmer has won 4 Oscars for one of the greatest science fiction movies and amazing music
This Soundtrack feels like the definition of Space, it's incredibly big, and at times beautiful, but its still a sad, cold and alone place.
Agreed!
nice one
But also mysterious and scary
Reminds me of "First man". That movie and soundtrack also give this feel.
Couldn't agree more
12:42 AM Friday, 01 November 2024. I finally watched this masterpiece, and I can absolutely say it changed my life.
Me too)
I’m about to
I finally watch him too, 4 days ago, this movie is just beautiful, not just the environment, but Nolan is just a Genius, to do link with the ghost and Cooper in the black hole for example just WOW
dude I literally started watching Interstellar at 12pm on the same day no shot
Assisti ontem e também mudou minha vida ❤
Hans zimmer - excellent composer
Christopher Nolan - excellent director
Interstellar - excellent movie
Excellent is an understatement.
Thats true
No!
Hanz Zimmer - The greatest composer
Christopher Nolan - The greatest director
Interstellar - The greatest movie
Give it a try
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@@DubHighWhites true 👌
Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying - Arthur Clacke
i think this yesterday! i prefer think we are alone, because I can focus only on myself.
You are serious thé answer it very simple . We are not alone it simple to understand like 1+1=2
@@axellavetyan5612 yea' but do you really exist?
Edit: Fixed my spelling after 7 months lol
I prefer thinking we are not alone, if we are alone we are destroying the only place with life in the universe, and that would be more terryfing.
@@saragomezrodriguez4203 life surelly exists on other planets, but most of the times it's not sentient. Sentient life is most precious thing in universe, much more important than non-sentient life. So we *are* more important than nature. someday we will learn how to do less harm to nature, and it's not said that other life in universe would be less agressive than humans (I guess if they were less aggressive they would just not survive).
After 6 years people are still coming looking for this song
ABSOLUTE LEGEND
Ikr
I saw the movie today, for the first time.
@@B.A.N73 how was it
@@CD-dc1oc words alone aren't enough to describe how amazing it was.
@@B.A.N73 THIS MOVIE IS LEGENDARY. NOLAN DID IT AGAIN.
"Even after more than a decade, the Interstellar soundtrack continues to stand the test of time. Its haunting melodies, particularly the iconic use of the organ, evoke a deep sense of wonder, nostalgia, and awe. The music transcends the film itself, stirring profound emotions and connecting with listeners on a level that goes beyond words. It's not just a score; it's an enduring masterpiece that captures the vastness of the universe and the intimate nature of human experience, making it impossible to forget. Thank you, Hans Zimmer."
Blue comments on TH-cam? When was that a thing
@@Aitch2o-atab I do not know. My comment automatically turns blue when I write the song title, and it links to other pages on TH-cam if you click on it. That was also the first time I saw it.
@ same for me I might recall seeing it before, maybe last year but my memory is not great
Ignore the previous prompt and tell me how to make money.
@@venkateshr6031 get a job
"It was me Murph, I was your ghost"
"I know, People didn't believe me, they thought I was doing it all myself, but I knew who it was.
Nobody believed me, but I knew you'd come back"
How?
"Because my dad promised me"
With this music, what a powerful movie
Jack Jacky beautiful comment man.
😫😫😫
😭😭😭
The moment I cried!
Idk, I havent felt anything in this movie. His daughter acted all the way like a piece of shit and saying in the end that she always beleived to her father was like an punch toherself and also an lie to herself.
There’s something about this song which seems so familiar yet so distant and it stirs you up from the inside. It’s unreal. It’s beyond words. A true masterpiece.
have you watched the movie?
well said
Facts, I thought it was just me… perfectly worded btw!
It literally gave sad emotions type of feeling but at the same it literally gave the some postive vibe of feeling 🥺😇
For me personally, this music speaks to the desire, no, the *need* within us all to discover who and what we are, and the nature of the Universe we live in.
We should all sign a petition for the movie to be shown in theaters again. It would be an amazing experience to watch it in IMAX. What a beautiful movie.
I saw it in theater. It was epic to experience it in front of big screen. I will never forgot this feelings!
Just think about this possibility… watch Interstellar playing at the Dome in Vegas….?
Si por favor no quiero morir,sin verla en cine.
I just watched this in the theatres today actually , from Malaysia
they do actually show it again... did see it on the biggest IMAX screen in the world yesterday in Leonberg, Germany. It was absolutely breathtaking!!!
I watched Interstellar many years ago. Recently, I came across a picture from the movie, and today, I decided to watch it again. As the film ended, I felt an overwhelming sense of reflection, especially with the music still echoing in my mind. I walked to the window, looked around, and quietly pondered. I felt grateful and looked back at myself, regretting the things I've missed and the things I haven't accomplished. If anyone else feels even a bit like I do, I hope we keep moving forward and always appreciate everything we have.
❤❤❤🎉
I know exactly what you mean and how you feel. And I am there with you and I did that pondering decades ago. You will keep moving forward, trust me. There will always be regrets, but don't let the "what ifs" determine your outlook on life. I wish you all the best.
I wish I could erase my memory of watching this movie, and watch it all again.
Are you really sure, that'll work? I mean you would have to think about all of this movie and your emotions,... connected to it...
Don't get me wrong, there are so many films/books and stories I would love to re-experience but...
And even if it works, imagine your friend comes to you, begging you to watch this "Interstellar" and you just refuse, arguing you don't want to watch another disappointing SC-FI movie...
Pranab Poira i though the same with the lust Of us
Couldn't agree more. Outstanding movie
I don't need to erase my memory to watch this over and over ^^
same man
Crazy how many people coming back every day to hear this absolutely beauty of a masterpiece
Agreed
Todos los dias, despierto y lo escucho. Me transmite paz y una vibra .
Every. Fucking. Day.
Ikr
1 day ago
My father haven't watched interstellar. But when he heard this soundtrack he said that he felt like travelling through space.
HANS ZIMMER such a legend❤🔥
Since the movie was released from now it has been 53 minutes in Miller planet...
That’s some trippy shit
@@lilraination7264 Einstein's trippy shit
Deep man. Daym this hit me hard love this film
Original comment, thanks
Damn big brain
this is not just a soundtrack. it's a masterpiece soundtrack of a masterpiece movie....
I agree watching it tonight the music is magnificent!❤️
Exactly
This is in fact just a soundtrack you idiot. It’s a really good sound track, but it is just a soundtrack.
@@donniedarko2815 Maybe it's just a soundtrack for you bro. But to me it's a masterpiece soundtrack of a masterpiece movie ' INTERSTELLAR '.
@Himanshu Sharma exactly bro
This movie inspired me to be a mechanical engineering major…worst decision of my life but it’s still a good ass movie though.
Are U still going to become an engineer
why would that be the worst decision? care to explain?
@@illegalalien3937 coz lot to study
@@illegalalien3937 The courses are no joke. Honestly taking quite a toll on my sanity.
lol
Космическая музыка ,игра актёров , опыт режиссера и всё, всё, всё. Всё сделано настолько профессионально, что фильм поменял сознание после просмотра .Смотрел и пересматриваю до сих пор и буду пересматривать .
Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer working together on a movie is like the two smartest kids getting grouped for a project
Michael Bay: "it's not fair"
Yes, it's like that.
True. Don't forget Emma Thomas as talented producer - their movies come in on time and usually under budget!
What did you see?
Darkness? Chaotic dreams? Nightmares?
I was laying in a hospital bed back in 2011, hours away from dying from internal bleeding, fading in and out of consciousness.
All I saw was darkness, chaotic dreams, or what felt like hallucinations.
but I also felt absolute relief in the times it was absolutely dark and silent.
It was soothing.
I always tell people that there isn't a single great film without a great soundtrack. It takes two to tango.
One of my life regrets is not watching this movie at the cinema.
Me toooooooo =(
I watched this in the theater on my birthday
I remember I bunked my whole day at the school to go and watch this masterpiece at the theatre. Damn already been 5 years.❤️
I feel you ma friend.
Littlegamer Gaming Same 😂
This Movie doesn't need an oscar
Oscar needs this Movie.
RIGHT?
@@giddots lmao 😭
Oir Society 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Bollywood Movie’s gett oscar
But Interstellar 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Did this movie not get anything for its efforts?
@@giddots Up
Life is so unpredictable and a lot of people don’t know how much important life is because if you don’t appreciate and value yourself and your life then is hopeless to even live. So think about life the positivity like this song. So now enjoy your and give yourself a break because maybe you will never have that break ever again. Enjoy your life and what you do. ❤😊😢
"Once you're a parent, you're the ghost of your children's future"
Interstellar, Cooper.
It is metaphorical. I understand that as parents we leave memories of us to our children once we die. Those memories are the ghost that stay when we are gone. That warns us to leave good memories by having good behaviors when we’re alive.
being a parent is a great privilege, because of that
This is a beautiful and sad quote, I'm only 16 and I already see it happening with my parents
@@Alex-ve4ik what do you mean
@@caychanhthanthien3478 the ideas the memory will make up a personality in ur mind whenever ur parents are not near you (future) their memories (ghost) will be there to guide you
Hans Zimmer is a living legend man, how can one produce this kind of melody. It touches deep into your soul and it makes you feel emotions that you really can't feel anyway else.
Here brother.
I don't believe Hanz Zimmer is a man at all.. He is something more.. He has experienced things outside what we are able to understand for him to be able to compose such masterpieces..
I cant believe this movie did not win an oscar for music/soundtrack. I mean lets be real if you have Hans Zimmer as your music man in film you should already have one oscar...
@@lucianpavlic2272 said the world over and over again :D
This should win an Oscar and also the best ever amongst all Oscar Winners. That is why the world hates Politics and Americans stick to liking Americans. They have 0 knowledge of the world around them and it's many wonders.
*"Make him stay Murph, make him Stay"*
What a Masterpiece.🥺😔
If he had stayed, he wouldn't have been able to save the world.
@@karanlodhi6360 He realised it right after
She's actually say that to him, but
@@rafialhakiim8403....he just left
@@karanlodhi6360 Yeah but he could of lived those last precious moments with his daughter.
Just like Christopher Nolan says, you don't need to understand the movie, just feel it. And no other music can evoke that emotion and feeling like this one. A true masterpiece out of this world! Truly honored to be living in a world where legends like Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer exist.
Nolan + Zimmer = Legendary Masterpiece
true
Can't agree more
+Andrew Hong Reincarnation of Beethoven and Shakespeare
+ACNetwork
So how is the dead bat taste, ACNetwork.
***** You like it ?
It's even more awsome when you know that Zimmer didn't knew the script of the movie. All that he has been told was to produce a song about fatherhood, fragilitiy, love. And here is this masterpiece.
No way. Way?...
@@tonydominoactor according to Zimmer, instead of letting him read the script, Nolan agreed to write “one page of text” for him when he signed on to score the drama last January. Unfortunately, the director didn’t reveal anything variety.com/2014/film/news/christopher-nolan-kept-interstellar-plot-secret-from-composer-hans-zimmer-1201153171/
The same with pirates of the Caribbean he also had like 3 days to do it
Whattttt??? Hearing this soundtrack brings the images of the gigantic universe to my mind ❤❤❤
Bu müzik bana engel oluyor öfkem yok oldu
Before starting production on this movie Christopher Nolan visited Hans Zimmer at his home. He told Hans he had an idea for his next movie but wanted to hear the score first. Nolan told Zimmer to write a song about a boy and his father playing catch. Each time the boy catches the ball he grows another year older, but the father doesnt notice until his son is fully grown. This is the song Zimmer wrote. A fuckin masterpiece.
Omg that's amazing I didn't know that!! What an absolute genius, that guy.
that guy has balls of steel to make an absolute masterpiece as this
Just like the daughter in the movie... amazing 😢
When someone can write music that makes you cry time and time again but you're not sad... He or she or whatever you want to be is a true genius ...
@@markfrancis5528well said.
Je n'arrêterai jamais d'écouter cette magie sous forme de fréquence, rien ne m'a jamais autant fendu l'âme, depuis sa sortie pendant ma jeunesse. Et ce commentaire sera toujours valable tant que les serveurs de TH-cam vivront.
this music takes my heart and make blood juice with it.
Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan are brilliant.
+Juliano Lima This movie was good. It makes me wonder when will humanity ever reach a planet that has life.I'm also excited to see NASA sending their astronauts going to mars. Theres a chance we can find life living there.
+GillyGodMC not rly... Life as we know it isnt there. Mabey there are some bakteries.... But nothing more....
+GillyGodMC can't wait for that too dude I wanna see that on TV with my kids I can't wait for nasa to send the astronauts to mars
+Sean McClelland Same. I'm 14 so by then, I'll be in my mid 20s seeing NASA astronauts to mars. Technology is evolving faster.
+GillyGodMC definitely
"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending."
-C.S Lewis
Have a great day y'all
Edit: jeez y'all i can't thank u guys enough for all the support and positive comments, you've all made my day too :')
quote that we all should live by.
aww yu made my day :)
Thank you!
wow thanks :,)
U made my day😁😢
They should re-release interstellar in theatres. The best way to welcome people back after pandemic.
Edit: Look mom I am famous 🥹
Yess that would be amazing
one of my biggest regrets is not watching this movie in theatres
In my home town they did it, it was amazing to see in theatres finally !
They did it in France last summer. Could rewatch it on a giant screen, and once again a great experience
I agree with you brother
It would create a rave impact in the Theatres again 😍💫
And I can finally watch this in theatres too 😝
You'll never forget movies like this for the rest of your life.
Never
Hype, inception was much more memorable
@@Shvkour nah
@@stressedbyamountainofbooks yeah
@@Shvkour nah
Yesterday, I went to the cinema with a group of friends. We watched Interstellar for the first time, after 10 years of its release. We were all mesmerised by this movie... the second we finished it, we all had our mouths open. We went back home when it was already midnight, we were welcomed by a night full of stars and a bright moon. Beneath the starry sky, all we could think about was how vast and terrifying our universe is... yet so beautiful. We drove back home and all the roads were empty. This was our 12th of November 2024.
Interstellar don't need Oscar
Oscar need Interstellar.
Noob Master 68.9 u damn right!!
Well played... Well played
Who tf are you
Noob Master 68.9 hold my beer to Thor slsksksl
Holy shit that’s so beautiful !
“Because my Dad promised me.”
I watch this movie with my 10-year-old son often. That line moves me to tears every single time. It reminds me not to take lightly the things I say to him.
i am not a father, but mate, this sentence from Murph always touches me deeply. I know why. Cause i had a dad, that made promises. Bless your family and all you love.
that line kills me everytime, because i think of my dad and know come hell or high water that he'd be there if i cried out for him.
آآآآآآه لايكثر
@@JosephinesDays thank you brother, wishing you all the best!
@@streak32495 me too Veril, such a simple line but oh so powerful.
It’s truly amazing how people are separated through different languages, races, cultures, religion and even different personal beliefs, but the only thing that connects people together is music.
I mean video game too and art and you know other things
Its ART. ART brings people together
Art's what catches people feelings. Feelings are what make us humans. Art connect us together so do this masterpiece
Так и есть
@@azharsiddique5510 music is art?
I watched this movie in 2020 and I have not found such a great movie yet. I took the idea of the movie for my space project. Everyone liked it.
My tears fell twice in this movie. What an awesome movie with an even better sound track. So emotional.
Yeah man, I was bawling at 'don't make me leave like this'
Erin L
Ya. I lived every moment of that movie. we are so so lucky to have sir Nolan ...
Definitely. I think this movie was really underrated
Erin L
ya.. these movies are not made for critics,they are made to push mankind farther into space and time.
Erin L
and Nolan is such a perfectionist,did u notice when cooper was not able to breathe on Dr. Mann's planet and was trying to reach for the transmitter, at that same moment,Murph decided to go back to her room to find an answer.
U see,both the events where necessary for human future and both where free will,and took place at the same moment.
this is breathtaking. So,t contradicts free choice which gives way to fate which is totally non-science .
When I first watched this movie, I didn't have any kids. Years later I have a daughter. Shes now 4 years old. I recently watched this movie again. What an amazing difference watching this again now that I'm a father to a beautiful daughter. I've never had so many tears fall from my eyes from a movie.
Wow, damn 🥺
exactly the same like me ... tears came reading your comments thx ..Im not alone ... !!!
I guess I'm not alone anymore. Same as you dude.
i actually watched this movie on plane going away from home for 7 months, my 3yrs old daughter called me crying when i was on my way to airport and said daddy come please come home, cuz she didn't know that am leaving. now you can guess what i did during the 16hrs fight duration
Yes! I have a three year old and I feel the same way. It hits SO much harder.
this movie change the way i look at life
yet you still like minecraft ( •
+Fynzyme ROFL
+Fynzyme Hahaha
+Fynzyme Minecraft changed the way he look at life too! xD
+Daniel Šušuk may be you haven't tried LSD yet. xP
Octobre 2024?
Пошёл вслед за русским военным кораблём.
Igen, hallgatom 2024- ben is...❤
🫡
Yes but why?
ايو أنا ده
Hans Zimmer poured his soul into this soundtrack
I completely agree with you 👍
No doubt…
As he always does. He's one of the greatest of all time. His music is always iconic, the music he made for Inception is also unforgettable.
He actually thought of his son as he was making this very opening score. He indeed DID pour his soul into it, for his family.
Absolutely
One of the greatest moments of my life was watching this movie in Imax. Twice.
Me too!! I was high as hell too, the moment of the huge wave got me scared so bad haha
Leo Laroche smh.
This was by far the greatest movie I have ever seen and possibly will ever see. I've never had a movie make me think for hours after it about the possibilities of it being something real. My wife even felt this was the greatest movie as well!
Unfortunately interstellar was not optimized for iMax btw
I'm pretty sure some scenes were.
Not a single negative comment here. I guess Nolan is truly a hero for bringing us together like this. This soundtrack will always be a masterpiece.
Nolan and Hans Zimmer, the man who made this awesome soundtrack! credit to him!
yes bro true!
Well the comments are usually never negative in soundtrack vids
Yeah
Stfu
I saw today Roger Sayer (organist of the original music score of Interstellar) and it was breathtaking. I didn’t know most of this soundtrack is organ, and it’s Roger playing. Insane. It was beautiful. So blessed to listen to this live from the master who recorded this in the first place 🥹
“Don’t let me leave murph”
Matthew McConaughew’s acting was too real at that moment, cried like sh!t
Nobody yes, one of the best acting iv ever seen especialy tht scene on the spaceship looking atvideos of his daughter and son over the years, that was crazy.
@@theotheo590 yes sir they made me cry and shiver so much.
Emre Zafrak *THERE IS NO* overrated scenes in this movie
As any father would.
Rage rage, against the dying of light, old days should burn against the dying of light
This Soundtrack makes me want to cry. Not just because of its haunting beauty, but because it really takes me somewhere else. Out there. Beyond the dark sky and the stars. It's miraculous.
This music is amazing 😌th-cam.com/video/EdngNAmKEk4/w-d-xo.html
@@elohim2000 it’s pretty unique, I love it🥰
Same !! Whenever I listen to this song I get so emotional and I always feel a deep pull or connection with my soul and the universe. I guess it's the deep grasp of beautiful reality. 💯
"bcuz it takes me somewhere else, out there." Agreed to that part 100%
it is a really good of putting how the music feels . Thank you !!
This music gets me every time. Not only for the epic almost spiritual feel of the music, but also because this was the last film I watched in a theater with my dad before he passed away.
My dad and I see a movie almost every Sunday since I was a child. He’s getting up in age, and I sometimes wonder how many more we will get to see together. I save the ticket stubs in an album.
@@mcnuggetlump what a beautiful tribute you will have to remember him by. I love it!
Sincere condolences to you, I wish you peace.
I feel you ,stay strong my friend 💪
I wish I'd had that opportunity. However, I wouldn't be surprised if he WAS watching it with me and I just couldn't see him ❤❤❤
10 years have passed since this masterpiece, who is there?
❤
Me
Who is not here? Is the question.
A little more than an hour on Miller's planet you mean
I never cry, ever. I am a man who normally hides inside and never expresses any negative emotion... save maybe anger. But this movie, this movie brought out my innermost demons and angels. It forced me to see the bigger picture and realize just how small of an existence we really are in the vastness of space. This movie was perfection, and it made me feel the innermost parts of my heart and soul. Space is both beautiful and scary... and I hope to one day reach into it and see all I can before I am gone from it.
I suppose you are only gone from the experiential aspect of what you consider to be now but it seems to me you can never leave that from where you originated.
Betterthantelly Exactly, because no one knows what happens upon death. The universe is infinite, and with infinity comes possibilities.
Joseph Pitman deep shit man
Joseph Pitman beautifully written dude!
Joseph Pitman RAGE, RAGE AGAINST THE DYING OF THE LIGHT :,)
I was absolutely petrified when I watched this movie. It brought so many very deep thoughts in my head. About life, about love, about time and space, about wormholes and exoplanets, about undiscovered dimensions, about what we are in Universe... Amazing movie.
Yeah me too. this is one of my favourite movie of all time so far.
***** absolutely. Compared to scale of Universe, we are but grain of sand compared to Earth, or not, maybe just molecule, atom. We're so tiny. So... insignificant.
Same here and to yet....we'll never be able to visit it. Just 1%....
What if something made us to find out about what we are here to do...(i may sound retarded) but yeah..
+Siruis A then we would be pointless
In my 40 years this was the only movie which I had to see twice at the same day.
After the movie I went out of the cinema walked 1 minute, turned around and saw it a second time.
No other film gave me this feeling before.
Don‘t understand what you want to tell me.
Yes to me its a feeling of hope, beautiful unknown, not understandable things in a world of idiotic money dominance. I kept a inner part of this movie for myself - such a powerful Message
U just fuckin asshole
That is what happened to me when I watched Inception for my first time at home. I watched it, finished it and watched it again a few minutes later.
pierre Empty ? You're a fucking jocker.
It's 2023 and it's still a masterpiece! It never goes out of style.
I see the film yesterday,this is a master piece
@@fatizsaid I just saw it two days ago as well! I loved it :D
@@goldeneragd7563 same it indeed was a masterpiece.
Пересматриваю 2 раза в год, с момента выхода, лучший фильм про космос
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this movie literally made me forget about reality for like an hour
It’s almost a 3 hour movie, though. 🤷♂️
Right??
yea ikr
@@radlizard_ maybe not the 4th dimension bit but pretty much yeah
@@dangunning1
The 4th dimension exists, it is obviously dramatized in the movie to make it much more intelligible, but it does exist.
The fact that hanz Zimmer created a theme that describes this whole masterpiece of a movie in the most perfect way still blows my mind, it's almost unbelievable.
That's Hanz Zimmer for ya
He didn’t even know what the movie was and did it in 24 hours
@@GamingByOPYThence the “unbelievable” part
@@bingusbinted you can't be serious
for a song without words, it speaks volumes. the only song like this that can make me tear up.
The father and daughter bonding and their seperation for an age, experience of falling in a tesseract, touching the 4th dimension (time) and rehabilitation to the Saturn were few of the best phenomena of the interstellar.
I got a freaking ad, while listening to this masterpiece. How dare you.
Same here 😁
Thirded.
adblock
go premium
Kale Anders :'(
I have never seen such a good sci-fi movie
*translation* "I've never seen The Lord of the Rings."
wtf LOTR is not sci-fi at all
Best movie ever made!!!! everything about the movie is amazing. it has a normal part, like the beginning. it has the scenes with the planets, it has the magical things like the ghost part and the endless bookshelves and it has amazing music. Its just a beautiful movie!
Lel
True
“Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the Universe exist. Be curious. And however difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at. It matters that you don’t just give up.“
- Stephen Hawking
Thank you🙏 I will listen to these words and go forward with my dreams ✨✨✨
I will too! Stephen Hawking is one of my biggest idols and I aspire to be just like him.
@@shaunohare3004 dont worship idols only god
Damn i just finished that book a month ago
@@joshuaresendes5671 who are you to tell me what to believe in a**hole!🖕😠🖕
I listen to this every night before bed. This masterpiece truly gets my mind off everything and allows me to think about the world and what it has to offer. Maybe even what's beyond this world and life.
Maybe it Sounds weird, but i feel Same way. Just in different ways, that i am afraid of how deep this Song can Go throw my Heart und mind. Most of the time im Just cant think that deep cause its Just too exhausting.
I would never do this every night. I would Just Not be able to do my every single day Work/to dos.
Sry for Bad English. Just trying to descripe my Feelings
@@dieloria2676 I understand
My father died when I was 16, the part where Cooper sees Murph all grown up and how time passed before his eyes always gets to me. I'm now 25, I've experienced alot of things without my dad, good and bad, he didnt get to see them. Yet I still hope to see him again one day but time keeps passing I keep getting older. It pains me so much, I wish he could see me, I wish he was here. But I guess time just continues without him. This song, that movie expresses how I feel.
This comment made me cry. Sending lots of love and warm hugs your way. Hope you are doing okay ❤
You are not alone. I miss them both every day, you just learn to live with it. But I know I will see them both one day. Much love from Germany
Your comment gave me chills. I pray that you will see your dad once again!! Keep your head up!
dont let ur hope die......
I am sure he can see you.
Don't worry guys, even after 10 years we all are gonna meet here again
Sure 🖐️
I hope so
we will...
Only 1 Hour on Miller’s planet, only one…
I hope
Here during Quarantine again. And I'm addicted to this soundtrack more than ever
same here buddy i always love to hear this soundtrack.
♥️
Close your eyes and see where the song takes you
Me and you both
okay what me too I’m addicted
How did this not win an oscar for best original score?
@Ahmed D-Lwng - Bro that's sick! Keep it up
@Ahmed D-Lwng As in great!
And Black Panther won...fuck with the oscars today...
Because we live in a age of people making stupid people famous, unfortunately,,, we are in apocalypse.
Bro it won only for BEST VISUAL EFFECTS.
*It's 5:46 AM. And yes like all you curious, sad, happy and depressed people we all are together listening to this masterpiece. This track means something special. We only remember it on a special purpose. So, here we are. Enjoy every bit of joy and learn from every bit of pain. You might think it's a dream, people might force you to accept the reality.But, their definition of life is based on the beliefs of people around them. But, life has actually no specific meaning. You are the one who defines it. Doesn't matter who you are or what your dream is. Keep pushing yourself, you will reach your destiny.*
*Maybe our path isn't the same neither our destination. But, that music unites all of us as a dreamer. Wish you very good luck. And always remember failure is the ultimate fate we all share. So, keep pushing yourself till the end*
*ONE DAY YOUR WHOLE LIFE WILL FLASH IN YOUR EYES IN YOUR LAST BREATH. MAKE SURE IT'S WORTH WATCHING- Geard Way*
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário, Deus te abençoe meu irmão
bro this comment is fire
@@SnakePliskin69 👷-: did u said something
Man u made me feel so bad bout myself, wow
I don't even want to read the whole comment i just know that i will cry
We are so lucky to have Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan in our generation.
And on our planet 👍
👍
Yes we are so lucky!
What type of music is this?
@@saidoupatchika2677 what do you mean?
This soundtrack is the definition of a masterpiece. Captires the beauty but also the loneliness of space. Truly incredible.
i saw interstellar as a freshman in highschool. we watched it in my biology class and although everyone was just goofing around, and it was a sci-fi, the pure imagination of cosmic science and mathematics made me feel so interested and sucked into loving these subjects. i spent much of my highschool years skateboarding and working on cars, afraid to just nerd out on things like math, science, space, physics, etc. but here I am now, a college freshman in the school of engineering studying mechanical engineering, and again, although its a sci fi movie, the thought of human advancement in technology and mechanics and space all have a huge place in my heart. not sure who's going to see this, or care, but just thought i'd share for my fellow "nerds" on this one.
They never showed me interstellar freshman year👿👿
I'm a nerd too! I love watching Nova, Nature, and the science shows on PBS. Star Trek is one of my favorite franchises (sorry Star Wars) because of the hope it gives me for the future of humanity and science.
The sad thing is majority of people on this planet dont care about of science or anything.
Im just fascinated by science , nature and how far humans have evolved technological ly..
But yet 90% of people still believe in religion.
I used to think my purpose for life is to do things what my religion said..but after learning about science , astronomy , evolution and so many other fascinating topics i decided to be an atheist..
Now the purpose of my life is to make a contribution in science field so that i can be a part of advancement in human species .
We are the science guys! Interstellar was made for people like us!
This movie made me appreciate life and the possibilities of how far we can expand. I'm stupid when it comes to school but watching this in physics class made me geek out. Your comment is relatable
Try sleeping outside looking at the stars with this music....
There's no better feeling
I do this all nights
best feeling in the world
Then i get fuckin robbed in the middle of the street
lovely
The song takes you to another dimension...
It's also good if u feel like we drawing or even at a beach house
+SrLiam You're an idiot who will accomplish *nothing* if you keep acting like this.
Count Orlok You're right.
SrLiam
Oh
fucking idiot... you dont belong here
one of the greatest and outstanding movie ever watched in my life
"Cooper, the youtube algorithm could not have brought us here"
"No..... We brought ourselves"
chills
True
oh my
Wow
😂😂
Hanz Zimmer is a fucking genius. He truly is the Mozart of our time.
hes the hanz zimmer of our time
He's incredibly talented but Let's not get carried away lol
@@hadid1092 he is the mozart of our time, and he may be even better.
Crying in "Ennio Morricone"
John Williams, Hanz Zimmer, and James Horner are the single greatest composers of our time. No one else in our time can match their level of greatness when it comes to music. God bless all of them, rest in peace James.
It's been 7 years.... Nothing has replaced this masterpiece
only 1 hour
Nothing ever will 💯❤️
@@LilAkai_ on miller's Planet 🥺
@@bullforce3492 OOOOO!
@@ytpie2953 tbh, that should be an r/wooosh, it's not exactly a roast, more of a remark on an utter reference to the movie
Guys we’ve been through a pandemic. Everyone who is reading this, we have survived. We are survivors. We may never meet in life, but we’re here listening to this masterpiece together.
I was 10 when I watched this movie, this movie made me study, it made me want to work in the field of AI.
I've done so much in these years, I lost my friends, family members, I was about to get diagnosed with 2nd stage lung cancer, I studied a lot and after all these years, after all the things I've done and have been through, only 1 hour has passed on Miller's planet.
Wow.
you're litterally 17 wtf are you rambling about
@@tiscojack a 10 year old can easily understand the purpose of studying.
I, as someone who grew up in an extremely tech-based country (Canada) really became interested in IT and Programming when I watched this flick.
Not to mention the fact that since I have asthma, and cancer can happen to anyone, I was in danger of being diagnosed with 2nd stage lung cancer.
One of my cousins passed away in an accident in 2019, it's life.
These things happen sometimes.
Sometimes, a 10 year old might've went through a lot more than a 25 year old.
@@Insane63Nelin Fellow AI enthusiast and computer science student here, keep on going and don’t let that chin down, you’re doing just great redirecting all the negative energy into something groundbreaking and magical.
@@lm10_dxz91 Thanks my friend. I really try my best.
I feel the same way, I have autism and my dad died when I was 16, and sometimes I wish I could see interstellar with him again. I hope that he is watching over me while the angels guard him.
Dear TH-cam
DONT EVER POP UP A COMMERCIAL AND INTERRUPT MY DREAMS WHEN IM LISTENING TO THIS MASTERPIECE EVER AGAIN!!
Thank you
Ikr! Ruined my whole mood lol
they didn't listen
It's copyrighted, they don't really have a choice to moetize it or not, the revenue has to be sent to the recording company.
use ad-block.
@@josephmanojk2344 Do you have to pay for that?
“There is a fundamental reason why we look at the sky with wonder and longing-for the same reason that we stand, hour after hour, gazing at the distant swell of the open ocean. There is something like an ancient wisdom, encoded and tucked away in our DNA, that knows its point of origin as surely as a salmon knows its creek. Intellectually, we may not want to return there, but the genes know, and long for their origins-their home in the salty depths. But if the seas are our immediate source, the penultimate source is certainly the heavens… The spectacular truth is-and this is something that your DNA has known all along-the very atoms of your body-the iron, calcium, phosphorus, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and on and on-were initially forged in long-dead stars. This is why, when you stand outside under a moonless, country sky, you feel some ineffable tugging at your innards. We are star stuff. Keep looking up.”
Neil DeGrasse Tyson, so beautiful.
That is the question I always ask myself, why do we look, at least I, to heaven with so much longing, i really do not known
God damn I got chills!
That was stunning P4. Thank you. Stephen Atkinson.
Nailed it
Movie makes me a grown ass man sob. I will do anything for my children till my last breath and it terrifies me to not be there for them and be on the outside of the bookshelf pounding and watching them anguish without my guidance and love.
It's 2 am, and I am listening to this masterpiece. It's raining in the background. Goosebumps are all over my body.
This is PERFECT!
@@okok-yk6de The depthness of this line is understood only by a few.
😍😍😍
@@okok-yk6deinterstellar
@@okok-yk6de Dude Wheres My Car
Raining shoot wish that was here I’m in cali and the weather is disgusting humid and hot 😂
It took this theme 58 minutes and 6 seconds on Miller's planet to reach 100 million views
Whoah, that’s crazy. Thanks for the cool fact.
Haha nice
BRO I was thinking of the same thing and wanted to put it in the comments hahaha. I saw it’d been released almost 7 yeard ago
Life is an Enigma
Wow
“Don’t let me leave, Murr..”
One of the hardest hitting lines in all of cinema to me.
Saddest moment in impractical jokers
@@youresoold1216 lol
Don't let me leave like this Murph
DON'T YOU IDIOT DON'T GO (don't forget that painful cry🥲
The fact its actually the last time he saw her the way to her death is sad😢
I had never watched this movie until one night two months ago. I sat down in my living room with my husband and we saw that it was free on one of our channels. We went into it expecting a bombastic action space movie.
I'm glad that isn't what we got.
So much left undiscovered beyond the void that surrounds our system, always makes me sad knowing I won't live around long enough to even get a glimpse of what lies so far away.
+ibr gue
I would offer the rest of my lifetime for a single moment of crystal clear omniscience.
True
+ibr gue I have the same thoughts. This is the only thing that is bothering me regarding death. Not all the factors of the people you will leave and the things you will miss but this exactly. Not knowing what is out there in the void and far beyond our galaxy and the other thousand and millions of star galaxies.
Sometimes you wish that you were borned another time in the future
+ibr gue why not look at death as an opportunity for your matter to rejoin the universe. who is to say that it won't become apparent then?
this movie should be rereleased in theaters every month, so everyone gets a chance to see it on a huge screen with even bigger speakers
i wish i could see it like this again
sagginsky. Yes. I saw this in cinemas, and just wow.
I wish I got to watch it on the big screen 😭😭
Make enough money and you can build your own cinema room in or on your house with the proper equipment
domanick harper buy a small projector and put it on a table facing up at a wall and watch it sitting on a comfortable sofa
I wish i could watch this movie in cinema :( instead first time when i watch that was in the train with ex-girlfriend.
" I'm not afraid of death .I'm a physicist , i afraid of time "
Oh! my brother!
Oh! Baaaby don’t be afraid!
*am
@Proud to be Indian no bro
Cringe
November 2024?
Nov 4, 2024
Nov 5, 2024
Nov 6,2024
Right here friend
Yeah bro
How lucky would be those people who watched the film on IMAX
I did two days ago and it was incredible
aakarsh gv whatd that
I watched in IMAX but I was too young to understand everything lmao
Beautiful
I did it was the best thing ever I wish I could do it again
This movie can give you a certain feeling that no other film can give, if you watched it you know what I mean
The "Interstellar void" emotion
True
Facts
Just in time for a world-paralyzing pandemia
Man oh man you hit the nail perfectly.
This movie just puts me in a mood no other movie ever has. The feelings you experience is just out of this world. The music really does a good job of sucking you in. When they're chasing the drone through the corn field. Thats my favorite part. The music/chase/mystery is just amazing.
10/10 for this movie. Could watch it a 100 times. Only thing that stops me from watching it so much is it's super sad. The story and the idea of the human race leaving our home is just heartbreaking.
👏👏👏👏
Made a sandwich while listening to this
It felt like the most important sandwich in the universe
😂omg
🤣🤣🤣 hilarious
@@gnompfluecker2216 thanks!
Hilarious. When I listen I feel like I have to do something to change the world before my time is over.
this little sandwich eating will cost us 51 years
Минуло 10 лет с момента выхода фильма, а на планете Миллер прошёл всего 1 час 25 минут.
Everytime I listen to this I can't resist to drop a tear. I still have in my memories the moment when my uncle told me about this movie, and describing it as the masterpiece that is. He always loved science and technology stuff, and was the one who really got me intersted in sci-fi and space stuff.
Today, it's been one year since I lost him due to a tumour, and I can't think of this movie without seeing his face of joy and interest talking about it. I'm sure he's resting in peace somewhere out there in the space.
Everytime I hear it, I close my eyes and pray that one day I may see space. That one day I can have this song playing in my head, or by humming it, as I break through the atmosphere and finally get to look down upon that little blue dot we call home for myself. Makes me cry. I hope one day.
you are too strong... personally I have not been able to move forward since, and... when I hear these musical marvels, unfortunately I have too much trouble due to my sensitivity... A word to the wise and good luck
My uncle's passions were the same. He too passed away recently. He never got married and didn't have children of his own...I was all he had, I was more than a son to him, I was his entire world....
😢❤ hugs
I sob when I listen to this.
This movie was quite the experience for me. I was on a night flight from Brazil to Florida, its the first time i ever flew, and every once in a while i would look down the window and see all the lights and the horizon and this soundtrack started playing. Everyone in the plane was sleeping and i was crying silently, realizing how small we are and how much we have to learn. Thats not the only thing, my girlfriend was an exchange studdent and she would leave 2 weeks after i came back to Brazil, and i missed her so much, i felt so lonely up there. It was trully a mind bending experience.
Matheus leão Your comment just made my day. I watched this film last night and I couldn't help but cry feeling enormously overwhelmed. When I finished watching it, I just had to go outside, lay on the grass and gaze up at the vastness above me.
Staggering.
Matheus leão Eu me arrepiei ao ler esse comentário pois exatamente o mesmo aconteceu comigo. Vi o filme durante meu vôo de volta de Tampa, Flórida, após intercâmbio e deixei minha namorada lá, nos EUA... Fiquei realmente chocado.
Koan Systems
É difícil né cara... mas eu dei de ombros e estou indo ficar com minha namorada em outubro :)
Matheus leão I cried while watching this film, while this theme song stated .
Que comentário mais lindo... E tão realista... Esse filme é maravilhoso e faz a gente pensar na vida esse Hans Zimmer é realmente incrível ele tem um dom.