@@THE_GUY_ONE yeah, not only you, check the amount of people watching the Oscar. It’s been steadily decreasing year after year, people don’t know half of the films in it and people know the best actors, producers, scores, pictures etc don’t win.
Oscars are shit. If Shakespeare in love can beat Saving Private Ryan and Forrest Gump can beat both Shawshank & Pulp Fiction than there is zero credibility
I remember seeing this in IMAX and when he said “docking” I swear the entire theater sat up and was on the edge of their seats as the music picked up. Remarkable, simply remarkable.
Same. Never has any movie quite literally taken the breathe out of my body in such connective suspense. I don't really go to cinemas to watch the same movie twice, but I still look to make sure there are some theatres still playing Interstellar this many years after.. Can only hope it matches the first time I saw it at an IMAX odeon.
I remember this moment as well. I never took my eyes off the screen, but my peripheral vision and probably the subconscious cue of stress hormones and sweat permeated the air. We as an audience were fixated on one thing and one thing only... hoping to everything we knew and treasured that Cooper would land those clamps and save the Endurance.
Cooper's presence of mind in that situaton and the assessment of it is just epic. After Miller's docking failed it seems his mind processed so many thinks in split seconds: The end of the mission and the end of mankind, the fear of loosing his kids and himself beeing on the verge of dying. This was pure survival instinct. What a scene!
@@asera04 Stanley Kubrick did that in 2001 a space Odyssey which released in 1968 and funny thing is that in 1969 first person Neil Armstrong walked on moon yet Kubrick made so accurate space movie.
@@owl4928 if you are trying to use that to say Kubrick faked the moon landing just stop. Sound cant travel through spaces without oxygen. Space doesn't have oxygen. It's that simple
I just noticed Cooper tries to push his head in the opposite direction of the spin, while Brand keeps her's towards the spin, resulting in her blacking out. A subtle detail to show how he's the more experienced one.
cooper is supposed to be the ace pilot - he is fighting the gs and winning - brand is a scientist.., and also not the one flying so she get knocked out sooner. Real pilots also suffer in the centrifuge more because of the same reason. their body can't anticipate the forces. kinda like in real life, the driver doesn't hit his head when he slams on the brakes but the passenger does.. hope makes sense. Just shows the attention to details in this movie!
@@jamshaidmasood Ah yes! I get it. I didn't think of it that way, makes sense. But Brand also is a pilot, as she makes her way to the new planet alone in the end.
There is not spin force without acceleration, the stronger force at that small acceleration is the centrifugal force pushing them towards the outside of the vehicle. this is why they both are being pushed towards their own window
I got to see it at the IMAX theatre in my city when they did a special event of showing some of Nolan's movie in 70mm film. Seeing it on film was a real change from the digital version we're used to
I watched it in the cinema today with my friends and even when I have seen the film like 3 times before it felt so amazing seeing it and watching these epic scenes!
I can’t even begin to describe the emotions I feel when he says “initiating spin” and the music really kicks in - absolutely unbelievable. If I was told I could watch only 1 scene in all of cinematic history ever again - I would probably pick this scene
1:03 the look on Brand's face after he said that they were docking is probably one of the best faces of real fear I've seen in alot of movies. Props to Anne Hathaway for her role.
@shotta287 only that it is not underrated because it made a lot of money and even friends of mine that are not into sci fi watched it and loved it. So it didn’t make a billion but trust me, it’s not underrated either. Great film! And this scene has such an emotional demonstration of will power and wits too for lack of a better word perhaps.
@@gayathriranjith7586 I agree that it's a fantastic movie, but thankfully it's not underrated, it's an insanely popular movie that is well loved by many, many people.
Those 5th dimensional beings in this movie were the future humans who were mainly descendants of the astronauts, that settled in one of the planets they explored and settled .
@@cholodelrosari0543 I know that, What I am trying to say is that they have access to time due to their 5 dimensional reality so they can see the entire expedition
@@Allinonetvz You are correct but you need to understand that the fifth dimensional beings analysed the three dimensional beings and understood that for them doing something like this would be impossible
@@ironbat1219 it was meant to be, there is a very good possibility that they were humans. Simply put if it weren’t to be a success they wouldn’t exist.
There is no doubt in my mind that this is one of the greatest sci fi action scenes of all time. And it's so good to have three such wonderful actors portray it. McConaughey's performance here is extraordinary
CASE: Endurance rotation is 67, 68 RPM. Cooper: CASE, get ready to match our spin with the retro thrusters. CASE: It's not possible. Cooper: No. It's NECESSARY. WOW.. By far the best cinematic experience I've ever seen on IMAX. This movie blew me away. The cinematography, the acting, the story and the music!
From "Cooper, it's not possible!" to "Cooper, this is no time for caution!", the role of an AI is clearly depicted on the screen. Nolan is a foresayer!!
Maybe, this could be the best scene of Interstellar. Sentences like this make me goosebumps: Case to Cooper: it’s not possible! Cooper says: No! It’s necessary!!! C’mon Tars! I feel the emotion of every second of this masterpiece. Simply; it’s a fascinating movie! I start to study astrophysics until I seen the movie, and I love it. Thanks for this great scene. Greetings.
Also how Case understood the situation quickly and told Cooper "this is no time for caution", knowing his character and how this works as motivation for Coop.
I can never ever forget the feeling that this scene made me experience for the first time... and even today, it evokes the same emotions. This scene is the most powerful scene in the history of cinema.
Every time I feel overwhelmed with something in my life, every time I second guess myself, my brain takes me back to this. Every time that little voice inside of me says, "I can't, it's impossible", Cooper is there for me. "No, it's necessary"
One of the best scenes in cinema history, you really need to see it on big screen to appreciate its true scale. This movie imo is Nolan’s best work and hand Zimmer should’ve gotten an Oscar for the score, it’s legendary.
In all my 5 decades of life on Earth, this was one of the most epic scenes in film I've ever scene, especially thanks to the music and acting. The part where the cabin exploded suddenly was much MUCH more startling in the theater because of the sound system (felt like the whole theater suddenly blew up, and everyone jumped at the same time, lol) Only when they docked did I remember that I was supposed to be breathing! Would love to see more movies on this level made! Bravo to the cast and Zimmer!
I still don't understand why my eyes fill with tears and I clench my teeth while watching this scene. This must be the real power of music in cinema. Magnificent!
It's so clever the way they did this, lining up the spin with the Endurance and docking with it. Such a well crafted and brilliantly written scene. Hands down the best part in the film.
This scene will be remembered till the Earth exists, it will be for the future generations who won't even believe that future was predicted and framed in a scene.....
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I have a feeling this film will go down in history as one of the great sci-fi movies of it's time.
I will never forget the first time I watched this at the cinema ... left me thinking about the film for months, reading up explanations on reddit etc. I was never able to replicate that first time experience feeling after repeat viewings. It's like once you know how a magic trick is done it's not as impressive.
The best scene ever shot in the history of film making! From Nolan, to Zimmer, to Matthew... omfg that this beauty of a film didnt win several oscars, is a f'in crime... Leaves me shredded to tears every god damn time!
One of the most beautiful scene of the entire film history. The music and the action are so perfectly sincronized... A masterpiece for the eyes and the ears...
I remember that i watched this movie when i was 11 years old, in that moment i didn't know anything about films, but seeing this movie now when i have 17 years old, i'm so glad to say that it's my favourite science fiction flim and probably (in my opinion) the best science fiction movie of all times
Ive seen this scene in the theaters. It was the best movie scene I have ever seen. The intensity, the music was so loud, i got pushed into the seat just like them in the scene. For these 4 minutes, you are in an absolute different world. Incredible.
I got to experience this on cinemas few months ago. Might sound weird but I went alone. It was during a busy day so my friends couldn't come. One of the best experiences ever and this being a re release the hall was almost empty. It was brilliant. Man I love this movie.
Analyse her endurance and spin.. You take over the stick in case of unconsciousness. We're in the bulk now.. analyse and observe.. is there a surface? You gotta leave something behind.. Don't let me leave... I knew you would come again..
One of the Greatest scenes in Cinematic History! I got no idea how Christopher And Jonathan Nolan can come up with this storylines. And the film score, another world.. Hans Zimmer, Truly One of a Kind.
this movie really motivate me in life, compare your challenges against theirs, you suddenly understand that the problem you're struggling with are really little and simple for them
They have 10 year anniversary events for ever nolan movie for 2 nights in IMAX, i saw Dark Knight last year and it's one of the best experiences I've ever had. Inception might get one this year but you'll probably have to wait till 2024 for this one :(
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Eavn if I watch it infinite times I am damm sure still this gives Mr goosebumps ,one of best ever scene in motion picture history ,Christopher Nolan is my favorite ever director
This was the first movie I ever saw in IMAX. And I'm so thankful for that. I wasn't watching the movie. I was in it. Completely immersed. Everything about this scene is peak cinema.
Nothing more to say, my favourite film of all time! Acting, production, choice of actors & the directing/inspiration for this film is unlike any other.
Watched in theatre with IMAX. There was no experience in my life like this. Amazing scene amazing music and of course amazing movie. Thank you Nolan Thank you Zimmer....
I got to see this movie when it was in theaters back in the day... not knowing any other context than "it is just a space movie"... boy, was I amazed... until today, watching the entire film brings me to a heavy catharsis... but this particular scene... gives me the goosebumps full blast... I wish there were more movies with this impact... after the movie, walking to the car silently with my brothers and brother-in-law... after starting the engine without saying a word... I could felt the tears dropping... what an awesome movie...
I’ll never forget opening day seeing this at the Palladium IMAX in North Carolina. When he said “docking” and the Hans kicked into high gear I just shot forward in my seat and my insides were literally going _”OMG OmG oMg omg omg!!”_ and poor thing, my gf had to like pry my hand off her leg I honestly didn’t even realize I was squeezing her hard. Tthe whole room you could just feel took one unanimously huge breath and then held it for the next 2 and half minutes. At the end right after he pushed them outta orbit/harms way you could hear the whole room exhale and fall back into their seats and this one awesome dude just yelled out “F*k yeah!” And everybody clapped and laughed at that like everyone thought the same thing. Unforgettable movie memory
I remember I watched this at an outdoor theater. I swear there wasn't anyone speaking this whole scene just total involvment with the movie. It was sick
Possibility and necessity are two deep philosophical topics. Simply speaking, possibility is what can occur, necessity is what is going to occur based on the circumstances once you put it into a logical formula. The computer tells Cooper that it is not possible to dock, but Cooper says it is necessary. Cooper has the human element of love that the computer can't compute. Cooper is going to make it work one way or another because he HAS to. He HAS to get back to his family. So for Cooper, docking the ship is a necessity that is going to occur whether or not the computer says it's possible. This entire movie is truly a work of art and this is perhaps the greatest scene.
You dont deserve to watch such movies. These are symbols of hypermodern scientific times way beyond the concept of planets. While you in India have not even able to get over your caste surnames. You are ancient-feudal minded people disguised under modern clothes which are not even made in India.. you caste pride takers and surname lovers are worst breed of humanity.
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Gravity final re entry scene and beach scene!
Easily one of the most epic scenes of the entire history of film
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"The" most for me. I have yet to watch another scene that can beat this and another movie that can beat interstellar
Can't get better than this.
No doubt ...
I still can't get over the fact that Zimmer didn't win the Oscar for this score. Masterpiece from start to finish
Man this still breaks my heart
I love zimmer
Hope this time he win for dune
Oscar is rigged. Therefore I no longer recognise it.
@@THE_GUY_ONE yeah, not only you, check the amount of people watching the Oscar. It’s been steadily decreasing year after year, people don’t know half of the films in it and people know the best actors, producers, scores, pictures etc don’t win.
Oscars are shit. If Shakespeare in love can beat Saving Private Ryan and Forrest Gump can beat both Shawshank & Pulp Fiction than there is zero credibility
This. And only this.
I remember seeing this in IMAX and when he said “docking” I swear the entire theater sat up and was on the edge of their seats as the music picked up. Remarkable, simply remarkable.
Same. Never has any movie quite literally taken the breathe out of my body in such connective suspense. I don't really go to cinemas to watch the same movie twice, but I still look to make sure there are some theatres still playing Interstellar this many years after.. Can only hope it matches the first time I saw it at an IMAX odeon.
I remember this moment as well. I never took my eyes off the screen, but my peripheral vision and probably the subconscious cue of stress hormones and sweat permeated the air. We as an audience were fixated on one thing and one thing only... hoping to everything we knew and treasured that Cooper would land those clamps and save the Endurance.
Another movie tha make me feel like this on the big screen was Top Gun Maverick. What a movie, omg.
@@1395Rafaelmeh.
@@1395Rafael top gun was mid
Cooper's presence of mind in that situaton and the assessment of it is just epic. After Miller's docking failed it seems his mind processed so many thinks in split seconds: The end of the mission and the end of mankind, the fear of loosing his kids and himself beeing on the verge of dying. This was pure survival instinct. What a scene!
When you know you have nothing else to do than this:
totally indeed
he's MAN not MIller
@@Azaan240Ackshually it’s MANN, not MAN, man.
That's why being an astronaut is one of the most toughest achievements.
"There is a moment"
-Dr. Mann 2014
lmaooooo
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This fucking killed me the first time I watched it
Damn now I can't unsee this comment while watching that scene.
ROFL
The fact that they showed that initial explosion in complete silence. That's Christopher Nolan. Absolutely love it!
hahah i thought the same, no sound in Space.. Hans Zimmer the god!
It’s also scientifically accurate.
there is no sound in space except when it's a Hans Zimmer piece
he did it again for Oppenheimer!
@@WebsiteAdithat was sound delay - sound travels slower than light
I hate it how Nolan is one of the only directors in the word who used common sense and didn’t make an explosion sound effect
@@asera04 Stanley Kubrick did that in 2001 a space Odyssey which released in 1968 and funny thing is that in 1969 first person Neil Armstrong walked on moon yet Kubrick made so accurate space movie.
@@asera04 yes i also thought first why didnt he made sound effect of explotion in space. then i remebered that sound dosent travel through space
This is one of the greatest representations of pure physics on film!
It's actually more brutal like that, I like it
@@owl4928 if you are trying to use that to say Kubrick faked the moon landing just stop. Sound cant travel through spaces without oxygen. Space doesn't have oxygen. It's that simple
PLZZ re-release this masterpiece in theatres
💯😪😪
Lets make it a petition. On behalf of those people who missed it the forst time 😢
saw it last year in theaters, because of covid
I'd watch it twice in theaters
We need to re-release all of Nolan’s films in theatres before his Oppenheimer movie releases
I just noticed Cooper tries to push his head in the opposite direction of the spin, while Brand keeps her's towards the spin, resulting in her blacking out. A subtle detail to show how he's the more experienced one.
cooper is supposed to be the ace pilot - he is fighting the gs and winning - brand is a scientist.., and also not the one flying so she get knocked out sooner. Real pilots also suffer in the centrifuge more because of the same reason. their body can't anticipate the forces. kinda like in real life, the driver doesn't hit his head when he slams on the brakes but the passenger does.. hope makes sense. Just shows the attention to details in this movie!
@@jamshaidmasood Ah yes! I get it. I didn't think of it that way, makes sense. But Brand also is a pilot, as she makes her way to the new planet alone in the end.
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There is not spin force without acceleration, the stronger force at that small acceleration is the centrifugal force pushing them towards the outside of the vehicle. this is why they both are being pushed towards their own window
This is one of the greatest scenes in film history. The marriage of the music to action is beyond perfection.
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interstellar is one of my favourite movies and i'm glad to have had the privilege of seeing it in the cinema.
my only regret is not seeing it in imax.
I got to see it at the IMAX theatre in my city when they did a special event of showing some of Nolan's movie in 70mm film. Seeing it on film was a real change from the digital version we're used to
Atleast u got to see it in cinemas, i didn't even get than chance
@@challasurya8398 me too. 😭😭😭
Once COVID is clear they should release it again for its 10yr anniversary!!
I watched it in the cinema today with my friends and even when I have seen the film like 3 times before it felt so amazing seeing it and watching these epic scenes!
Nolan: we’re gonna make this scene the most epic scene ever
Productions: its not possible
Nolan: No, it’s necessary.
Look man, there is a moment
@@some.randomdudeonYT more like "look Mann"
Nice
Wow... This looks insanely glorious in 4K!
Imagine seeing this in 18 K
the best way to watch this is in a 70mm IMAX theater
still 4K looks amazing
@@miloa.2684 I felt like that Maxell blown away guy when I watched this in IMAX
4k is cool
@@ranbirroy4627 Imagine seeing it on a IMAX FILM "not digital" projector
"No. It's necessary"
Still the most inspiring line in any movie I've ever watched
100%
AI didn’t think it was possible, man said ”hold my beer”.
I get choked up every time - and I've watched it over & over.
Dr Mann survived. He managed to float all the way to Mars and land there safely.
Yaminabototal Sorry bro, yes
He went on to grow potatos on mars
Murph then brought Dr Mann back to earth safely
Good statement
But his helmet maybe have been broken
@@Frisko90 They are referencing The Martian, another space film where Matt Damon(Dr Mann) is the main character there.
I can’t even begin to describe the emotions I feel when he says “initiating spin” and the music really kicks in - absolutely unbelievable.
If I was told I could watch only 1 scene in all of cinematic history ever again - I would probably pick this scene
Hhh
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This is one of those scenes you can watch a thousand times and it never gets old.
im on 374
I'm pretty sure I'm getting close.
1:03 the look on Brand's face after he said that they were docking is probably one of the best faces of real fear I've seen in alot of movies. Props to Anne Hathaway for her role.
YEAHHH a complete “dear god what have i gotten myself into” TYPE LOOK
When I saw this scene in the film I was overcome with strong emotion. One of my favourite films, I feel it’s underrated.
@shotta287 only that it is not underrated because it made a lot of money and even friends of mine that are not into sci fi watched it and loved it. So it didn’t make a billion but trust me, it’s not underrated either. Great film! And this scene has such an emotional demonstration of will power and wits too for lack of a better word perhaps.
@@MM-hk4pb this movie is a whole lot better than avatar in vfx,story,direction and everything.
i feel sad because itss seriously underrated.
It's not underrated. Many don't talk about it coz not many understood the whole film
@@gayathriranjith7586 I agree that it's a fantastic movie, but thankfully it's not underrated, it's an insanely popular movie that is well loved by many, many people.
I could watch this a thousand times and it would still bring me to tears.
Victory of human endeavour and spirit against such great odds.
Imagine the 5th dimensional beings watching this and saying in their head, " That is just goddamn fricking awesome".
Those 5th dimensional beings in this movie were the future humans who were mainly descendants of the astronauts, that settled in one of the planets they explored and settled .
@@cholodelrosari0543 I know that,
What I am trying to say is that they have access to time due to their 5 dimensional reality so they can see the entire expedition
@@ironbat1219 when they have access to 5 dimensions, this wouldn’t be so special for them. To them it could be petty survival mechanisms
@@Allinonetvz You are correct but you need to understand that the fifth dimensional beings analysed the three dimensional beings and understood that for them doing something like this would be impossible
@@ironbat1219 it was meant to be, there is a very good possibility that they were humans. Simply put if it weren’t to be a success they wouldn’t exist.
Never in a cinematic history the visuals and background score matched this good. Hans Zimmer gave chills with the music🙌
There is no doubt in my mind that this is one of the greatest sci fi action scenes of all time. And it's so good to have three such wonderful actors portray it. McConaughey's performance here is extraordinary
Gravity and Sunshine have excellent scenes also, where it's so realistic and smartly filmed that it's harrowing.
CASE: Endurance rotation is 67, 68 RPM.
Cooper: CASE, get ready to match our spin with the retro thrusters.
CASE: It's not possible.
Cooper: No. It's NECESSARY.
WOW.. By far the best cinematic experience I've ever seen on IMAX. This movie blew me away. The cinematography, the acting, the story and the music!
From "Cooper, it's not possible!" to "Cooper, this is no time for caution!", the role of an AI is clearly depicted on the screen. Nolan is a foresayer!!
and in the humour setting. The AI's we have rn respond in lame phrases affraid to scare or offend their users.
That's completely our collective fault tbh, public opinion of AI is not nice@@ErjonLuzi
@@cloroxbleach9222 source: trust me bro
Try Hal, from the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey" and tell me that current A I. Would not act as Hal. Ruthlessly.
This scene has a divine effect to it, it makes you motivated for some reason. A pure cinematic experience.
Maybe, this could be the best scene of Interstellar. Sentences like this make me goosebumps:
Case to Cooper: it’s not possible! Cooper says: No! It’s necessary!!!
C’mon Tars!
I feel the emotion of every second of this masterpiece. Simply; it’s a fascinating movie!
I start to study astrophysics until I seen the movie, and I love it.
Thanks for this great scene.
Greetings.
This scene...and the Tesseract scene ❤
Also how Case understood the situation quickly and told Cooper "this is no time for caution", knowing his character and how this works as motivation for Coop.
One of the best Punch-Line in Movie History
I can never ever forget the feeling that this scene made me experience for the first time... and even today, it evokes the same emotions. This scene is the most powerful scene in the history of cinema.
Christopher Nolan: There is no sound in space
Hans zimmer: No, Listen carefully
Every time I feel overwhelmed with something in my life, every time I second guess myself, my brain takes me back to this. Every time that little voice inside of me says, "I can't, it's impossible", Cooper is there for me.
"No, it's necessary"
One of the best scenes in cinema history, you really need to see it on big screen to appreciate its true scale. This movie imo is Nolan’s best work and hand Zimmer should’ve gotten an Oscar for the score, it’s legendary.
This scene is just so powerful, the score, the tension. Interstellar is underrated... and it won an Academy Award.
Soundtrack made this movie another level.
Agree
In all my 5 decades of life on Earth, this was one of the most epic scenes in film I've ever scene, especially thanks to the music and acting. The part where the cabin exploded suddenly was much MUCH more startling in the theater because of the sound system (felt like the whole theater suddenly blew up, and everyone jumped at the same time, lol) Only when they docked did I remember that I was supposed to be breathing! Would love to see more movies on this level made! Bravo to the cast and Zimmer!
You need to see Attack on Titan
The soundtrack thru out this movie is amazing.
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セリフ
音楽
演出
全てが完璧
Best 4 mins of film industry... excellent music excellent knowledge of physics and motions
I still don't understand why my eyes fill with tears and I clench my teeth while watching this scene. This must be the real power of music in cinema. Magnificent!
I never get tired from watching this scene
Its Hathaway's expressions when McConaughey says "docking" and Zimmer's score in the background which makes this whole scene.. ❤️
I love how McConaughey stares determined to dock before even before they speak, seconds later, well acted!
fuckn 10 billionth time i watched this scene and i got goosebumps from the beginning. fucking love it
@J D No. It's necessary.
Have you seen that Maths meme exactly same...you just lied sir shame on you.
This movie still sells out the theatre whenever it's showing in my small town in Norway.
The moment it went silent during explosion nails the physics. Sound can't travel in vacuum (in this case outer space). Nice detail there.
Till this day, I get goosebumps. What a masterpiece!
One of the best movie scene ever. Period.
One of the greatest pieces of music ever written.
It's so clever the way they did this, lining up the spin with the Endurance and docking with it. Such a well crafted and brilliantly written scene. Hands down the best part in the film.
This scene will be remembered till the Earth exists, it will be for the future generations who won't even believe that future was predicted and framed in a scene.....
I have a feeling this film will go down in history as one of the great sci-fi movies of it's time.
i watch this movie many times, it always make me crying, this movie so emotion and masterpiece
this is human's emotion power... machines would never take this chnce. thats y it is one of the most wonderful scenes in the movie
Absolutely one of the most well done scenes in the history of cinema. I almost can’t believe it exists. Everything about it is nearly flawless.
I will never forget the first time I watched this at the cinema ... left me thinking about the film for months, reading up explanations on reddit etc. I was never able to replicate that first time experience feeling after repeat viewings. It's like once you know how a magic trick is done it's not as impressive.
Now that is pure cinema craftsman when music and visual come together perfectly.
Still can't get over this scene! 2:56 chills!🔥🔥🔥
The best scene ever shot in the history of film making!
From Nolan, to Zimmer, to Matthew... omfg that this beauty of a film didnt win several oscars, is a f'in crime... Leaves me shredded to tears every god damn time!
One of the most beautiful scene of the entire film history. The music and the action are so perfectly sincronized... A masterpiece for the eyes and the ears...
Top 5 cinematic scenes of all time in my book.
This scene makes me emotional EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. It's easily one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history!
I remember that i watched this movie when i was 11 years old, in that moment i didn't know anything about films, but seeing this movie now when i have 17 years old, i'm so glad to say that it's my favourite science fiction flim and probably (in my opinion) the best science fiction movie of all times
Thus movies is great but 2001: A Space Odyssey is still better.
Ive seen this scene in the theaters. It was the best movie scene I have ever seen. The intensity, the music was so loud, i got pushed into the seat just like them in the scene. For these 4 minutes, you are in an absolute different world. Incredible.
That visualisations of Nolan, Score of Zimmer & damn instant calculation and decision of a pilot, the best of all
I got to experience this on cinemas few months ago. Might sound weird but I went alone. It was during a busy day so my friends couldn't come. One of the best experiences ever and this being a re release the hall was almost empty. It was brilliant. Man I love this movie.
Girlfriend: what are you doing ?
Me: docking...
Girlfriend: no it’s not possible
Me: No it’s necessary
Docking or cocking 😂?
Hahahahahah ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ your fun
analyse her spin first
Analyse her endurance and spin.. You take over the stick in case of unconsciousness. We're in the bulk now.. analyse and observe.. is there a surface? You gotta leave something behind.. Don't let me leave... I knew you would come again..
911, what’s your emergency?
: I’d like to report a rape
One of the Greatest scenes in Cinematic History! I got no idea how Christopher And Jonathan Nolan can come up with this storylines. And the film score, another world.. Hans Zimmer, Truly One of a Kind.
this movie really motivate me in life, compare your challenges against theirs, you suddenly understand that the problem you're struggling with are really little and simple for them
To these day I regret myself for not watching interstellar in IMAX
me too.
This was fucking epic on IMAX. Well the whole movie
They have 10 year anniversary events for ever nolan movie for 2 nights in IMAX, i saw Dark Knight last year and it's one of the best experiences I've ever had. Inception might get one this year but you'll probably have to wait till 2024 for this one :(
@@Ozzymandias493 thank god
i watched the whole movie in imax 4k hdr 29.8gb
A serious experience glad I did... if you get the chance to like a rescreening or something go you will be impressed.
bu nasıl bir sahnedir abi bu nasıl bir sahnedir, müziklere bak şu oynayışa bak brand'in g kuvvetinden bayılması ve geri uyanması... anlatamıyorum çok mükemmel bir sahne...
Eavn if I watch it infinite times I am damm sure still this gives Mr goosebumps ,one of best ever scene in motion picture history ,Christopher Nolan is my favorite ever director
Yes but the music thanks to Hans Zinmer look him up he is a musical genius he did the music for man hits.
@danny nordes ,😁😅😅😂😂
Dude the SCORE from 2:50 til the end!!! I'm getting goosebumps! Zimmer's art is really so precious.
That's human breathing...
The organist should have won an award for that!
I still on the edge of seat watching this scene after all these years lol
I remember watching Interstellar in cinema;I was in awe, and the entire auditorium was too. A moment in the history of cinematography.
IMAX changed my life with this film. Superb.
I cant even imagine what would have been the experience witnessing this scene on IMAX screen .....Oscar deserving movie for sure ❤
This is one of the greatest moments in all of Sci-fi.
This was the first movie I ever saw in IMAX. And I'm so thankful for that. I wasn't watching the movie. I was in it. Completely immersed. Everything about this scene is peak cinema.
It never ceases to amaze me the grandness that this particular score offers to this scene and also of course the entire movie
This will go down as one of the greatest scenes in Cinema History!
Nothing more to say, my favourite film of all time! Acting, production, choice of actors & the directing/inspiration for this film is unlike any other.
I can watch this scene one million times and the feeling its the same as watched for the first time.
Marvelous!!!
Such a beautiful scene that eloquently shows the balance of human ingenuity, artificial intelligence and willpower. Even better in 4k HDR!
Watched in theatre with IMAX. There was no experience in my life like this. Amazing scene amazing music and of course amazing movie. Thank you Nolan Thank you Zimmer....
I got to see this movie when it was in theaters back in the day... not knowing any other context than "it is just a space movie"... boy, was I amazed... until today, watching the entire film brings me to a heavy catharsis... but this particular scene... gives me the goosebumps full blast... I wish there were more movies with this impact... after the movie, walking to the car silently with my brothers and brother-in-law... after starting the engine without saying a word... I could felt the tears dropping... what an awesome movie...
I need this movie yearly in cinemas. What a spectacle it was back then!
I’ll never forget opening day seeing this at the Palladium IMAX in North Carolina. When he said “docking” and the Hans kicked into high gear I just shot forward in my seat and my insides were literally going _”OMG OmG oMg omg omg!!”_ and poor thing, my gf had to like pry my hand off her leg I honestly didn’t even realize I was squeezing her hard. Tthe whole room you could just feel took one unanimously huge breath and then held it for the next 2 and half minutes.
At the end right after he pushed them outta orbit/harms way you could hear the whole room exhale and fall back into their seats and this one awesome dude just yelled out “F*k yeah!” And everybody clapped and laughed at that like everyone thought the same thing.
Unforgettable movie memory
My favourite movie scene of all time. Absolutely legendary, masterclass in filmmaking IMO.
I have never felt more tension in a movie theatre.
Probably the best cinematic scene I have ever watched. I was in awe at the cinema
"there is a moment"
"It was at that moment he knew, he f*****d up"
Wouldn't have the same effect without CASE & TARS...cudos to the people who voiced them ❤
This movie should have won best picture
The Oscars don’t deserve this masterpiece, not one bit
Really? Birdman and Boyhood were better in my opinion
@@willmelucci2989 shit
@@willmelucci2989 birdman WAS NOT better than this. It was dull and overrated
This movie should be the name for a new price, where only masterpieces like this one can participate. The Interstellars
I remember I watched this at an outdoor theater. I swear there wasn't anyone speaking this whole scene just total involvment with the movie. It was sick
Possibility and necessity are two deep philosophical topics. Simply speaking, possibility is what can occur, necessity is what is going to occur based on the circumstances once you put it into a logical formula. The computer tells Cooper that it is not possible to dock, but Cooper says it is necessary. Cooper has the human element of love that the computer can't compute. Cooper is going to make it work one way or another because he HAS to. He HAS to get back to his family. So for Cooper, docking the ship is a necessity that is going to occur whether or not the computer says it's possible.
This entire movie is truly a work of art and this is perhaps the greatest scene.
I regularly bring this clip up and watch it. Gives me goosebumps every time.
One of the best scenes in cinema history. Absolute masterpiece.
I don't think theres something that excites me to the bone like this scene, aside with the marvelous music, it get's me the chills everytime
At 02:54 the music suddenly raged,
And give goosebumps.
You dont deserve to watch such movies. These are symbols of hypermodern scientific times way beyond the concept of planets. While you in India have not even able to get over your caste surnames. You are ancient-feudal minded people disguised under modern clothes which are not even made in India.. you caste pride takers and surname lovers are worst breed of humanity.
This scene is epic, & Hans Zimmer made it even more epic with the music.
My favorite movie scene of ALL time.