Can anyone believe that Interstellar, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Whiplash and Gone Girl were released on the same year ? Truly a fantastic year for cinema.
Yeah it was a fantastic time. I watched Interstellar because of hype. I didn't even know about The Grand Budapest Hotel and Whiplash. After I watched TGBH it is my favorite of all time. All that Films are great. (I haven't watch gone girl yet).
Close your eyes and imagine eating cakes from Mendl's while you bask in the Turkish baths, waited on by a dillinget Concierge and his ambitious Protégé in the Grand Budapest Of Nebelsbad mountains, Zubrowka
I’m not ashamed to admit that I routinely play this tune when I get to school in the morning. I start it either when I leave the bus or enter through the door. Then, I throw my jacket into my locker and walk to class while the “Daylight Express to Lutz” section plays. I also listen to it on the way home from school. It’s one heck of an experience. You feel like you’re in a much grander place than you really are and you really feel like you’re the Concierge of the Grand Budapest Hotel in Nebelsbad walking through the hallway with this playing.
Canto At Gabelmesiter Peak is my favorite part. The ski chase was absolutely hilarious and yet i get goosebumps when i hear it, this scene is so magical and perfect !
Stop worrying that the Interstellar soundtrack is somehow "less than" this soundtrack. They are both incredible works of art. Awards are not a scientific fact.
It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
@@walkbyfaithnotbysight1318 complex dosn't mean its better you can make shitty music and make it complex. its easy to create simple music or complex music but its hard to make a good one.
The Grand Budapest Hotel and Interstellar are both amazing movies with just as incredible soundtracks but they are tethered to thier specific films. While Zimmer aims for grandiose and cinematic epicness, Desplat goes for a simpler melody with quieter tone. And that fits with the movie. The Grand Budapest Hotel is a much more "complicated" film and Desplat's soundtrack does perfectly as the musical narrator. While Interstellar is also quiet and deep, it is bigger and has its own perfect score by Zimmer himself. Their not compatible because they are both different and better in their own ways.
Zimmer is good, and I used to think he was the best, but now I find him over rated and repetitive (probably because companies ask for something similar to what he's done on other films)
I feel sad that people compare this to Interstellar. I love Interstellar. But without this soundtrack, The Grand Budapest Hotel will never be the same. The soundtrack plays the role of the storyteller. It deserves the win!
Oscars were given comparing this track with Interstellar's and many are not happy Interstellar's original score didn't win an Oscar. I think it's completely natural that people are comparing it with Interstellar
Unbelievably great soundtrack. (Yes, if I had to choose with a gun to my head, Zimmer's soundtrack for Interstellar would take the win. But it's between apples and oranges, really. Not a fair comparison. One film/soundtrack keeps me completely entranced, and the other has me feeling incredibly emotional.)
literally theres only one memorable theme from interstellar and its the one that plays in that rotating space vehicle docking sequence every single song here can be discerned more than "generic tense epic movie soundtrack for epic moments" that is too common to be heard from interstellar it compliments the movie better too aswell, you can literally put any song to the interstellar movie as long as its from the average action drama thriller, but for TGBH? that would require something really specific and it is this. interstellar score is no new way to make a theme. this one however, took actual historical and cultural research to make: -the tracks are supposed to be a mix between slavic traditional music and austrian ones -the tracks aswell are supposed to fit the tone of the fictional country of zubrowka, of which desplat would try to mix alpine instruments with classical ones in order to tackle a sense of regionalism -desplat's tracks played for very specific and useful sequences. he has a track for riding a train, for the policemen, for the prisons, for a monastery, for walking around a hotel, etc. you will not find anything close to this to zimmer's average two tone movie scores that would appeal only to your average merryman moviegoers that knows no better in music other than "hey it sounds good i guess"
I did. I still question it. Interstellars score was really touching and heartbreaking at some places and I liked it more that tgbh. But in the end its just taste. Alexandre adesplate still created a beautiful score that supported the movie in a great way. Both scores are incredible, just on such different levels that you can't possibly compare them and call one "better" than the other. I prefer interstellar.
@@albertdedeaux8921 C'mon, they're both entirely different genres, and both amazing. You couldn't say one was "better". Have you heard the "Hardest Geometry Problem in the World"?
I think Anderson found out that Desplat better matches his aesthetics. In the Mothersbaugh days he used to implement way more famous songs together with the original soundtrack, since he started working with desalt he's done that considerably less
Came here to listen to this because I learned this beat out Hanz Zimmer Interstellar score for the Oscar. It's OK, I guess, but that fact leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
In my opinion the best way to truly enjoy the song is to pair it with the movie it's in, if you haven't watched the great Budapest hotel I would advise you to go do it it's truly a beautiful movie
@@user-zb8ss9xb1b Pretty shitty taste in music you must have if a mindless propaganda-esque national anthem (as most are) is your favorite piece of music.
@@franzliszt5087 No I simply don't think politics when I listen to music. It helps disconnecting this world of injustice, where classes at the top dominate classes at the bottom, and capital is used to oppress the ploretartiat. If just the workers of the world could unite!
That's debatable. Both are tethered to thier specific films. While Zimmer aims for grandiose and cinematic epicness, Desplat goes for a simpler melody with quieter tone. And that fits with the movie. The Grand Budapest Hotel is a much more "complicated" film and Desplat's soundtrack does perfectly as the musical narrator. While Interstellar is also quiet and deep, it is bigger and has its own perfect score by Zimmer himself. Their not compatible because they are each different and better in their own ways.
@@Rocketrobinson6790 I dont even know what it is. And I was chill until some 12 year old boys that know nothing about music came here to say that zimmer is better than desplat.
@@Rocketrobinson6790 just looked it up, I havent seen the amzing spider man. I dont like marvel or wathever super hero movies. I love grand budapest tho
@@saadkhan2564 I don't understand how you allow yourself to treat a stranger as a "moron" simply because he appreciates what you don't like? He is responsible for what he says not for what you understand ...
I really like this movie and this score as well, but it makes no sense in any universe how this or any other music could possibly trump Hans Zimmer's Interstellar. The score in Interstellar, namely "Cornfield Chase", "S.T.A.Y" and "No time for caution" are absolutely unbelievably amazing!! The Oscars were on crack to not select Interstellar and not even nominate it for Cinematography!
@@alexsahel8126 I don't have anything against desplat winning an oscar. I actually quite like his music, it has a lot of soul in it, but the music in Interstellar was undeniably something you get once in a decade, and it has nothing to do with the fact whether Hans has an oscar or not 😀 yeah i know it really doesnt matter - the oscars and stuff but I think the academy didnt appreciate Interstellar as such, and it seriously feels like a highly underrated movie. The score and cinematography were both breathtaking, and the academy didn't even nominate it for best film or cinematography, which seems pretty insane actually. 🤪🤪
@@alexsahel8126Right. To me the Interstellar score is not that impressive on its own. It's just the combination with the movie which makes it that great. It's a very minimalistic score at certain places. It certainly fulfills its purpose in the movie. Though as you said, it depends on how you look at the pieces. In conjunction with the movie or separate. I actually heard the score of Interstellar before I saw the movie and it didn't really feel like anything special. Of course once you've seen the movie it has a quite different meaning as you always associate it with the tension and feelings in the movie. In the end the question is what exactly is judged. Good music in a bad movie doesn't have as a huge impact. People can easily mix things up in their head as the movie and the music interleave and boost each other. I haven't actually seen "TGBH" but I do get why the score won. It's difficult to stay objective and sadly people nowadays like to get / be polerized and have very strong opinions on almost everything.
I can guarantee you have not seen The Grand Budapest Hotel, along with the majority of people who say this. It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
It's unique and poetic .. it is an audible representation of the story.. it plays a key role and has a synergistic effect on storytelling .. keep in mind , this is a FILM score Zimmer's music is extraordinary but this one is more poetic
@@Colls-m8i why do we have to praise one piece to heaven while calling the other one trash???? Can't we just accept that both scores were incredible pieces of art and that both of them fit their movies perfectly? Both are absolutely phenomenal soundtracks. What you find better eventually just comes down to taste
Because it's absolutely excellent and compliments the film perfectly. I can guarantee you have not seen The Grand Budapest Hotel, along with the majority of people who say this. It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
I can guarantee you have not seen The Grand Budapest Hotel, along with the majority of people who say this. It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
@@visualsforyou7120 Lol u literally copied your comment I think your agument is a bit hypocritical, the score of Interstellar is insanely amazing and people who defend it aren't just uneducated about it's competition. I saw both films and while I think Grand Budapest Hotel is the better movie, I can't decide which score I like more, both are masterpieces.
@Impaulator I know I've copied my comment, I just have the same thing to say to numerous people. I also think Interstellar's score is great, but to say there's no good reason The Grand Budapest Hotel beat it is absurd to me. Nolan is one of the most popular directors of all time and a lot of his fans aren't familiar with other directors so I don't think it's insane to think some of these people just haven't The Grand Budapest Hotel.
@@heartsonny çok haklısın. Filmi izledim çıktığı zamandan. Ama bende insterstellar ayrı bir yerde. En hissettiğim filmlerden ve müziği muhteşem derece hislerimi yansıtıyor. Olay bu sanırım daha çok.
Can anyone believe that Interstellar, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Whiplash and Gone Girl were released on the same year ? Truly a fantastic year for cinema.
Yeah it was a fantastic time. I watched Interstellar because of hype. I didn't even know about The Grand Budapest Hotel and Whiplash. After I watched TGBH it is my favorite of all time. All that Films are great. (I haven't watch gone girl yet).
@@harshkaranjiya Well i you like thriller give it a go, it's an Amazing movie about toxic relationships and medias.
Close your eyes and imagine
eating cakes from Mendl's while you bask in the Turkish baths, waited on by a dillinget Concierge and his ambitious Protégé in the Grand Budapest Of Nebelsbad mountains, Zubrowka
😑
must be as close to heaven as it gets
I’m not ashamed to admit that I routinely play this tune when I get to school in the morning. I start it either when I leave the bus or enter through the door. Then, I throw my jacket into my locker and walk to class while the “Daylight Express to Lutz” section plays. I also listen to it on the way home from school. It’s one heck of an experience. You feel like you’re in a much grander place than you really are and you really feel like you’re the Concierge of the Grand Budapest Hotel in Nebelsbad walking through the hallway with this playing.
Aside from the score being fantastic in of itself, i must applaud you for mixing the tracks to seamlessly together
Canto At Gabelmesiter Peak is my favorite part. The ski chase was absolutely hilarious and yet i get goosebumps when i hear it, this scene is so magical and perfect !
Mr.Moustafa is so epic that you can make a comedy movie, or a suspense thriller ,or can even sleep while it's playing
❤️❤️❤️
Stop worrying that the Interstellar soundtrack is somehow "less than" this soundtrack. They are both incredible works of art. Awards are not a scientific fact.
It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
@@visualsforyou7120 But it shouldn't have. Let's be honest. Interstellar is Zimmer's masterpiece. They missed it.
@@billbirchman362 Let's be honest? I'll be honest and say Alexandre Desplat's win was fully deserving still.
@@billbirchman362 Alexandre desplat 's music is more diverse and more complex.
@@walkbyfaithnotbysight1318 complex dosn't mean its better
you can make shitty music and make it complex.
its easy to create simple music or complex music but its hard to make a good one.
Thank you...I really love this movie, and this music score was so integral to the whole enjoyment experience...masterful piece of work!!
It’s fun, it’s quirky, very original and it is another character in the movie.
Magnificent music score, Alexandre Desplat's opus magnum.
The Grand Budapest Hotel and Interstellar are both amazing movies with just as incredible soundtracks but they are tethered to thier specific films. While Zimmer aims for grandiose and cinematic epicness, Desplat goes for a simpler melody with quieter tone. And that fits with the movie. The Grand Budapest Hotel is a much more "complicated" film and Desplat's soundtrack does perfectly as the musical narrator. While Interstellar is also quiet and deep, it is bigger and has its own perfect score by Zimmer himself. Their not compatible because they are both different and better in their own ways.
Zimmer is good, and I used to think he was the best, but now I find him over rated and repetitive (probably because companies ask for something similar to what he's done on other films)
This movie amazing.
Best composer ever to score this Academy-Award winning movie.
Helll NO, Interstellar's piece was 100x better
This is 1000 time better than interstellar any time @@ForthCooper
I better see my man Alexandre get some respect
I feel sad that people compare this to Interstellar. I love Interstellar. But without this soundtrack, The Grand Budapest Hotel will never be the same. The soundtrack plays the role of the storyteller. It deserves the win!
Hans Zimmer is the better.
@@infinity3281 well!! He can never produce smth like TGBH
No it did not
Oscars were given comparing this track with Interstellar's and many are not happy Interstellar's original score didn't win an Oscar. I think it's completely natural that people are comparing it with Interstellar
I don't remember Interstellar soundtrack but remember Grand Budapest 's one. It may be a sign... (that Zimmer's music is empty.)
Masterpiece
To be honest, there should be no one other than you in here.
Unbelievably great soundtrack. (Yes, if I had to choose with a gun to my head, Zimmer's soundtrack for Interstellar would take the win. But it's between apples and oranges, really. Not a fair comparison. One film/soundtrack keeps me completely entranced, and the other has me feeling incredibly emotional.)
Excellently done!
ce film est génial !
6:57 - 7:10 I love this whole part for no reason
it makes me think of Charlie and the chocolate factory, when they are ridning in the boat
Beautiful masterpiece, but I think Interstellar deserved to obtain The Oscar.
YES,,.. this is Innovative, No doubt! But Interstellar is a Transcendental EPIC 🤌
There are more amazing pieces to the score other than the incredible ones here
Gabelmesiter Peak is the best for me
M. Gustave looks like a wax sculpture here...
Hans Zimmer got robbed. He should've won that oscar.
literally theres only one memorable theme from interstellar and its the one that plays in that rotating space vehicle docking sequence
every single song here can be discerned more than "generic tense epic movie soundtrack for epic moments" that is too common to be heard from interstellar
it compliments the movie better too aswell, you can literally put any song to the interstellar movie as long as its from the average action drama thriller, but for TGBH? that would require something really specific and it is this.
interstellar score is no new way to make a theme. this one however, took actual historical and cultural research to make:
-the tracks are supposed to be a mix between slavic traditional music and austrian ones
-the tracks aswell are supposed to fit the tone of the fictional country of zubrowka, of which desplat would try to mix alpine instruments with classical ones in order to tackle a sense of regionalism
-desplat's tracks played for very specific and useful sequences. he has a track for riding a train, for the policemen, for the prisons, for a monastery, for walking around a hotel, etc. you will not find anything close to this to zimmer's average two tone movie scores that would appeal only to your average merryman moviegoers that knows no better in music other than "hey it sounds good i guess"
6:50 villain theme
I really should have guessed it was Mr Desplat
It beat Zimmer's score because it belongs to a much more complicated film, and did unbelievably well in conveying the complicated bents of the story.
Most interesting and accurate comment. The score exists to enhance the film, there are music awards for purely musical performances.
Those who are questioning why zimmy lost to this.. none watched TGBH
I did. I still question it. Interstellars score was really touching and heartbreaking at some places and I liked it more that tgbh. But in the end its just taste. Alexandre adesplate still created a beautiful score that supported the movie in a great way. Both scores are incredible, just on such different levels that you can't possibly compare them and call one "better" than the other. I prefer interstellar.
And that say a lot on how Han Zimmer made a better performance, making the music stay longer in the heart of the people.
This is nice but I still mourn that Mark Mothersbaugh isn’t doing Wes Anderson’s soundtracks anymore.
desplat is way better, have you heard the shape of water's
@@albertdedeaux8921 C'mon, they're both entirely different genres, and both amazing. You couldn't say one was "better". Have you heard the "Hardest Geometry Problem in the World"?
I think Anderson found out that Desplat better matches his aesthetics. In the Mothersbaugh days he used to implement way more famous songs together with the original soundtrack, since he started working with desalt he's done that considerably less
Maybe a bit close to moonrise kingdom. But I love both.
B🛸rger town is arrived
😍
Came here to listen to this because I learned this beat out Hanz Zimmer Interstellar score for the Oscar. It's OK, I guess, but that fact leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
In my opinion the best way to truly enjoy the song is to pair it with the movie it's in, if you haven't watched the great Budapest hotel I would advise you to go do it it's truly a beautiful movie
the music is awesome but i still love interstellar music. i mean interstellar music is always stuck in my brain.
Водки аж захотелось с селёдкой!!!
Zubrowka province!
This had better be good, or I'm going home to Mother.
🥀🌺
They really want me to watch this
Seriously , sounds like a childish war we used to see in cartoons in our childhood .
C,mon Interstellar is actually what its name means .....
Incredible score, but I have to say that Interstellar's score is still by far the best. I love this score quite a lot though.
No my favourite is the national anthem of the URSS..
@@user-zb8ss9xb1b Pretty shitty taste in music you must have if a mindless propaganda-esque national anthem (as most are) is your favorite piece of music.
@@franzliszt5087 No I simply don't think politics when I listen to music. It helps disconnecting this world of injustice, where classes at the top dominate classes at the bottom, and capital is used to oppress the ploretartiat. If just the workers of the world could unite!
@@user-zb8ss9xb1b ahah
@@user-zb8ss9xb1b ... You're such a mindless retard
This score is incredible. My favorite. Way better than Interstellar.
That's debatable. Both are tethered to thier specific films. While Zimmer aims for grandiose and cinematic epicness, Desplat goes for a simpler melody with quieter tone. And that fits with the movie. The Grand Budapest Hotel is a much more "complicated" film and Desplat's soundtrack does perfectly as the musical narrator. While Interstellar is also quiet and deep, it is bigger and has its own perfect score by Zimmer himself. Their not compatible because they are each different and better in their own ways.
@@Rocketrobinson6790 interstellar is boring. Get over it
@@erreur-sk5zx damn chill. I like it and others would agree it's good.
@@Rocketrobinson6790 I dont even know what it is. And I was chill until some 12 year old boys that know nothing about music came here to say that zimmer is better than desplat.
@@Rocketrobinson6790 just looked it up, I havent seen the amzing spider man. I dont like marvel or wathever super hero movies. I love grand budapest tho
This is far more innovative than interstellar's score. Hans Zimmer is so overrated. So happy that this won
nah
Zimmer >>> everyone else
Are u ficking serious dude...far more better ???I mean no one touches the epicness of hans Zimmer for interstellar....u moron....have some knowledge.
@@saadkhan2564
I don't understand how you allow yourself to treat a stranger as a "moron" simply because he appreciates what you don't like? He is responsible for what he says not for what you understand ...
@@saadkhan2564 I’m an imbecile not a moron, you damned idiot.
Fun fact: Wes Anderson makes more money, than Quentin Tarantino
Good for him
Best part 3:46
I really like this movie and this score as well, but it makes no sense in any universe how this or any other music could possibly trump Hans Zimmer's Interstellar. The score in Interstellar, namely "Cornfield Chase", "S.T.A.Y" and "No time for caution" are absolutely unbelievably amazing!! The Oscars were on crack to not select Interstellar and not even nominate it for Cinematography!
Chill, dude... Hans Zimmer already had an Oscar, Alexandre got nominated twice in one year after years of nominations. This was a well-earned win.
@@alexsahel8126 I don't have anything against desplat winning an oscar. I actually quite like his music, it has a lot of soul in it, but the music in Interstellar was undeniably something you get once in a decade, and it has nothing to do with the fact whether Hans has an oscar or not 😀 yeah i know it really doesnt matter - the oscars and stuff but I think the academy didnt appreciate Interstellar as such, and it seriously feels like a highly underrated movie.
The score and cinematography were both breathtaking, and the academy didn't even nominate it for best film or cinematography, which seems pretty insane actually. 🤪🤪
@@anishsachdeva8337 It's all subjective, lol... what you think is undeniably incredible might just seem mildly impressive to someone else.
@@alexsahel8126 exactly!! I can’t stand instellar’s score although I love the movie…this YT cutout doesn’t do the score justice
@@alexsahel8126Right. To me the Interstellar score is not that impressive on its own. It's just the combination with the movie which makes it that great. It's a very minimalistic score at certain places. It certainly fulfills its purpose in the movie. Though as you said, it depends on how you look at the pieces. In conjunction with the movie or separate. I actually heard the score of Interstellar before I saw the movie and it didn't really feel like anything special. Of course once you've seen the movie it has a quite different meaning as you always associate it with the tension and feelings in the movie. In the end the question is what exactly is judged. Good music in a bad movie doesn't have as a huge impact. People can easily mix things up in their head as the movie and the music interleave and boost each other.
I haven't actually seen "TGBH" but I do get why the score won. It's difficult to stay objective and sadly people nowadays like to get / be polerized and have very strong opinions on almost everything.
How did this beat Interstellar Score?
Aldo Abastta It's a great score but Interstellar should've won
😢
I can guarantee you have not seen The Grand Budapest Hotel, along with the majority of people who say this. It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
It's unique and poetic .. it is an audible representation of the story.. it plays a key role and has a synergistic effect on storytelling .. keep in mind , this is a FILM score
Zimmer's music is extraordinary but this one is more poetic
Interstellar has one of the worst ost ive ever heard
Theory of everything soundtrack is better and interstellar and this hotel
Severe lack of mongolian throat singing and polish spiewokrzyk xD
When I watched it in 2014, I absolutely loved this film but this soundtrack is no way near the soundtrack of Interstellar.
Right! I had to come here to see how Interstellar got beat and I don't understand how this is better.
@@CubeValidus you should watch the movie then you will hear why interstellar’s is trash compared to TGBH
You certainly haven’t seem the film Rakib Fiha…this yt is a cut out of the original score..
@@CubeValidus parce que là ça va un peu plus loin que 4 accord à la con qui tournent en boucle
@@Colls-m8i why do we have to praise one piece to heaven while calling the other one trash???? Can't we just accept that both scores were incredible pieces of art and that both of them fit their movies perfectly? Both are absolutely phenomenal soundtracks. What you find better eventually just comes down to taste
how does this beat Hans Zimmer?! 😵
Zimmer aims at spectacularity, epicness and grandiosity... Desplat tiptoes into deliciousness!
Because it's absolutely excellent and compliments the film perfectly. I can guarantee you have not seen The Grand Budapest Hotel, along with the majority of people who say this. It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
Because it actually has mprs than 2 notes
@@hbccourier5758 PERFECT analysis to Mr. Zimmer's "soundtracks"! Thank you!
this one just sets up the whole atmosphere and tone for the movie perfectly
great score but i think interstellar should have won that year
I think Alexandre Desplat well deserved his Oscar and people should respect the decision made
I think interstellar score deserved Oscar more than this
Hands down, my friend: without a doubt!
I can guarantee you have not seen The Grand Budapest Hotel, along with the majority of people who say this. It makes me want to die how this movie's win for Best Original Score has been tainted with "it shouldn't have beat Interstellar" when it's seriously incredible.
@@visualsforyou7120 well I am gonna check it out probably I will change my mind
@@visualsforyou7120
Lol u literally copied your comment
I think your agument is a bit hypocritical, the score of Interstellar is insanely amazing and people who defend it aren't just uneducated about it's competition. I saw both films and while I think Grand Budapest Hotel is the better movie, I can't decide which score I like more, both are masterpieces.
@Impaulator I know I've copied my comment, I just have the same thing to say to numerous people. I also think Interstellar's score is great, but to say there's no good reason The Grand Budapest Hotel beat it is absurd to me. Nolan is one of the most popular directors of all time and a lot of his fans aren't familiar with other directors so I don't think it's insane to think some of these people just haven't The Grand Budapest Hotel.
What's the meaning of this sh....?
@SNL it's from the film, my favorite film , all the best darling
boy with apple? I thought you'd hidden it.
Why are you only noticing it noooowww
İnterstellar varken Hans Zimmer gibi ilah varken neden bu müziğe oscar. Dururken sinir etti
Filmin içinde değerlendirmen gerekiyor filmi izle istersen önce
@@heartsonny çok haklısın. Filmi izledim çıktığı zamandan. Ama bende insterstellar ayrı bir yerde. En hissettiğim filmlerden ve müziği muhteşem derece hislerimi yansıtıyor. Olay bu sanırım daha çok.
How the hell this won over interstellar!!!!!
Hans zimmer hasn't been good since gladiator
Hans Zimmer lost for this?
F :(
Cant believe how this won over Interstellar..