Last movie I watched with my dad. Movies were our thing. We would go to a movie theater and see 3 movies in a day when I was young. Well my dad passed away 3 years ago. I listen to this soundtrack almost every night to fall asleep. Goodnight daddy.
@@hurbm2443 yeah bro. Thanks bro. Bro, moe, joe. Bro here and Bro there. Yeah you are the bro of the bro's. What the ***** are you writing!? What Bro?!? Is this Person your "Brother!?!" Stop this @%#€!!!!!! If you are an educated Person than you should say: I am very sorry for your Loss Sir or Ma'am...!!! And not this "BROOOOOOOO" 🤢🤮
I agree I am a insomniac and this is my soundtrack I go to sleep to but I know the movie because of this.. my husband says I wake him reciting this movie
The way this track develops is amazing. The ending perfectly depicts that feeling of "no turning back" and the turmoil of thoughts that must be going through Cooper's head as he departs, both in the truck and the rocket. The blending of both those scenes in the film was really beautifully done. I felt truly terrified and sad for Cooper and his family.
Having a daughter of my own, this soundtrack in particularly just speaks to me. Especially when watching the scene where Cooper leaves... Beautiful beautiful masterpiece. Thank you Mr. Zimmer!
Christopher Nolan didn’t want Hans Zimmer to know it was a space movie when he wrote the original concept. He just told Hans it was about a father and his child. Hans actually wrote the concept thinking it was a father and his SON.
This masterpiece perfectly conveys Cooper's epic yet terrifying journey and the unbearable ache in his heart for leaving his family behind. Had the pleasure of watching Hans Zimmer perform this live and it was breathtaking.
This plays during the liftoff scene, and the editing in this scene alone makes me come back to this movie time and time again. Coop says take care of my kids for me, and starts to drive away in his truck. Murph comes running after him, and then we cut to the countdown. Next thing is the lift off into space, and the future.
“After you kids came along,” he told her, “your mother said something I didn’t really understand. She said, ‘I look at the babies and see myself as they’ll remember me.’” He studied Murph to see if it was sinking in. At least she appeared to be listening. So he continued. “She said, ‘It’s as if we don’t exist anymore, like we’re ghosts, like we’re just there to be memories for our kids.’” He paused again before going on. The expression on Murph’s face was a little puzzled-and he didn’t blame her. It had taken him a while to get it himself. “Now I realize,” he said, “once we’re parents, we’re just the ghosts of our children’s futures.” “You said ghosts don’t exist,” Murph replied defiantly. “That’s right,” Cooper said. “I can’t be your ghost right now-I need to exist. Because they chose me. They chose me, Murph. You saw it.” Murph sat up and pointed at the shelves, at the gaps between the books. “I figured out the message,” she said. She opened her notebook. “It was Morse code.” “Murph…” Cooper said, gently. She ignored him. “One word,” she continued. “You know what it is?” He shook his head. She held out her notebook so he could see it. STAY “It says ‘stay,’ Dad.” She peered at him, waiting for his response. “Oh, Murph,” he said, his voice sad. “You don’t believe me?” she said, her eyes flashing defiantly. “Look at the books. Look at-” He reached out and took her in his arms, stopping her from saying anymore. She felt so little, and she was trembling. “It’s okay,” he told her. “It’s okay.” She pressed her face into his shoulder, sobbing.
I read this whole comment by enacting each line the way it is. And towards the end I couldn't help myself. I was crying. I never knew, but yes I was crying.
I relate so much to Murph in this movie. I love my dad more than anything, and he's a police officer and I'm terrified, he will walk out our front door and won't come home, and I wouldn't be able to say goodbye. We may live in small city in Canada with low crime and the only interesting things are speeding tickets but you never know. I don't want to lose him, he's a good dad, a good cop and a good man.
One of the most emotional scenes I’ve ever seen. On repeat viewings, it hits more since you know he won’t see Donald or Tom again and won’t get to see Murph for 89 years. The music at 5:35 gives me chills and perfectly captures the moment.
This film embraces the very essence of humanity, presented in a way that is perfectly visceral and intellectual. It transcends time and space and draws the entire concept of existence into (or out of?) your soul.
The way this theme in particular sounds like a solemn piece that would be played at a funeral is SO FITTING. Cooper is, at least to those around him, being sent away to die.
This score is perfect. embodies the wonders of space. The terrifying unknown. The fear of letting go of what you love. Even if for the better of mankind. Absolutely perfect and is the best movie score I’ve ever heard.
Well, we already sort of decided. Look up the Voyager Golden Records. We sent it out with a bunch of songs and cultural shit in the 70's - Carl Sagan's work, primarily.
Yes this May will be 8 years. I still think of him daily look at his pictures a few times a day. But it is easier. Just lost my mom on Dec 1st. So it's hard now that both parents are gone.
On the second half, nice inspiration from classical European romantic music (Beethoven-like), with a lasting but non-directing bass, the chord is given only by the violin part, and the dominant sequence in major ends up on a minor mode which acts as a very dramatic progression in this scheme. One would expect then a change to quicker tempo and rythmic part in major with a directing bass, but this is not a classical music, this is a movie track. Anyway, this progression should be an example to every modern composers, emotion is here, this is the so-called "romantism".
Also, Alexandre Desplat is a great composer, but how did Grand Budapest Hotel win the oscar as opposed to this absolutely astonishing score? This is seriously the best music Zimmer has written imo. Dune was cool, but everything from Interstellar is timeless
One thing that's interesting: you can hear the bellows of the pipe organ. And pipe organs cannot crescendo as we hear in the mix; so this means (imo) Zimmer is artificially manipulating the organ to sound like a string orchestra (awesome compositional choice) and btw, this is the best music Zimmer has written, aside from Dune. imo.
Je vais quitter le collège pour aller au lycée La scène dans laquelle on entend cette musique (le départ de Cooper) me fait beaucoup penser à ma situation actuelle beaucoup de mes amis partiront loin et je ne les reverrai plus aussi souvent, cette musique est incroyable à en pleurer des heures
My girl left me for her homeland 2 years ago. Time flies. I remember the day she left, she could not stop crying. I told her I would wait for her to come back. Two years have gone by, I realize I should not have let her go. I should have said "Stay."
Yes he is. In the last 7 yrs that he has been gone when I'm having a real hard time I can actually feel him sit down on my bed. I just lost my mother Dec 1st so I hope I have them both as ghosts now.
Man, when it gets to that stormy take off point I just try to imagine what Moses saw when God revealed to him His Glory. God, forgive my vain imaginings if they divide us.
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Last movie I watched with my dad. Movies were our thing. We would go to a movie theater and see 3 movies in a day when I was young. Well my dad passed away 3 years ago. I listen to this soundtrack almost every night to fall asleep. Goodnight daddy.
Sorry to hear that bro
I'm sorry to hear about your father. I am glad that you shared such a beautiful story and experience with him. Prayers
Thank you it gets easier each year
😢 🤗
@@hurbm2443 yeah bro. Thanks bro. Bro, moe, joe.
Bro here and Bro there. Yeah you are the bro of the bro's.
What the ***** are you writing!? What Bro?!? Is this Person your "Brother!?!"
Stop this @%#€!!!!!!
If you are an educated Person than you should say: I am very sorry for your Loss Sir or Ma'am...!!!
And not this "BROOOOOOOO" 🤢🤮
On this soundtrack Hans Zimmer proved that he can tell the complete story of a movie using nothing but music
***** I knew that. Based on that text he composed a song called Day One, which comes with the CD
Same with gladiator ...
He does that basically for every soundtrack he produces.
I agree I am a insomniac and this is my soundtrack I go to sleep to but I know the movie because of this.. my husband says I wake him reciting this movie
He's proved that on multiple soundtracks for different movies. And this wasn't his first one, actually.
I washed the dishes to this music and smashed every plate at the end due to epicness.
Juno soundtrack
the dishes died for humanity
THIS S THE BEST COMMENT EVER CUZ I DID THE SAME
Man that scene of him driving away hits like nothing else. Beautiful masterpiece
And him checking under the blanket...
@@GmaFctrthat was so heartbreaking..
😢😢omg that's hard for me at that moment.
"Don't let me leave like that, Murph!"
right..!
+Kinosei30 MURPHHHHH!!!!!
+- Georyx -
:(::: so sad
I crie evritim
+- Georyx -
haha cry everytime? xD
The way this track develops is amazing. The ending perfectly depicts that feeling of "no turning back" and the turmoil of thoughts that must be going through Cooper's head as he departs, both in the truck and the rocket. The blending of both those scenes in the film was really beautifully done. I felt truly terrified and sad for Cooper and his family.
Exactly. This soundtrack is such a masterpiece. So distinct and unique, full of intense emotions that reach out to the listener. A true work of art.
This is one of the most moving pieces of music I’ve ever heard. This music will be playing in my head in my last moments on this earth.
Having a daughter of my own, this soundtrack in particularly just speaks to me. Especially when watching the scene where Cooper leaves... Beautiful beautiful masterpiece. Thank you Mr. Zimmer!
It's good to see a father with an appreciation of memes, as evidenced by your profile.
Christopher Nolan didn’t want Hans Zimmer to know it was a space movie when he wrote the original concept. He just told Hans it was about a father and his child. Hans actually wrote the concept thinking it was a father and his SON.
Interstellar is just the best film ever
The 27% of critics that dislike the movie disagree, they’d better have some (inter)stellar reasoning.
This masterpiece perfectly conveys Cooper's epic yet terrifying journey and the unbearable ache in his heart for leaving his family behind. Had the pleasure of watching Hans Zimmer perform this live and it was breathtaking.
I would love to see it live, but then I wouldn’t be able to press the replay button
who needs ASMR when you have this
Indeed right bro
no
What is ASMR
ASMR is trash
This plays during the liftoff scene, and the editing in this scene alone makes me come back to this movie time and time again. Coop says take care of my kids for me, and starts to drive away in his truck. Murph comes running after him, and then we cut to the countdown. Next thing is the lift off into space, and the future.
Such a powerful moment!
“After you kids came along,” he told her, “your mother said something I didn’t really understand.
She said, ‘I look at the babies and see myself as they’ll remember me.’”
He studied Murph to see if it was sinking in. At least she appeared to be listening. So he continued.
“She said, ‘It’s as if we don’t exist anymore, like we’re ghosts, like we’re just there to be memories for our kids.’”
He paused again before going on. The expression on Murph’s face was a little puzzled-and he didn’t blame her. It had taken him a while to get it himself.
“Now I realize,” he said, “once we’re parents, we’re just the ghosts of our children’s futures.”
“You said ghosts don’t exist,” Murph replied defiantly.
“That’s right,” Cooper said. “I can’t be your ghost right now-I need to exist. Because they chose me. They chose me, Murph. You saw it.”
Murph sat up and pointed at the shelves, at the gaps between the books.
“I figured out the message,” she said. She opened her notebook. “It was Morse code.”
“Murph…” Cooper said, gently.
She ignored him.
“One word,” she continued. “You know what it is?”
He shook his head. She held out her notebook so he could see it.
STAY
“It says ‘stay,’ Dad.” She peered at him, waiting for his response.
“Oh, Murph,” he said, his voice sad.
“You don’t believe me?” she said, her eyes flashing defiantly. “Look at the books. Look at-”
He reached out and took her in his arms, stopping her from saying anymore. She felt so little, and she was trembling.
“It’s okay,” he told her. “It’s okay.”
She pressed her face into his shoulder, sobbing.
I'm not crying, you're crying.......
I read this whole comment by enacting each line the way it is. And towards the end I couldn't help myself. I was crying. I never knew, but yes I was crying.
Insane
3 years later and this still breaking me....💔💔😭😭 beautiful!
Is this from a novelization or something?
Freaking BEAUTIFUL song. Hans Zimmer is a genius.
saw this movie with my first wife; brought me to tears; very powerful;
I relate so much to Murph in this movie. I love my dad more than anything, and he's a police officer and I'm terrified, he will walk out our front door and won't come home, and I wouldn't be able to say goodbye. We may live in small city in Canada with low crime and the only interesting things are speeding tickets but you never know. I don't want to lose him, he's a good dad, a good cop and a good man.
Keep your chin up. I hope your dad is doing well and I hope you are too.
One of the most emotional scenes I’ve ever seen. On repeat viewings, it hits more since you know he won’t see Donald or Tom again and won’t get to see Murph for 89 years. The music at 5:35 gives me chills and perfectly captures the moment.
This film embraces the very essence of humanity, presented in a way that is perfectly visceral and intellectual. It transcends time and space and draws the entire concept of existence into (or out of?) your soul.
At 5:35, goosebumps, tears rise to the eyes, and the spirit reaches the firmament. What a masterpiece !!
Hell yeah
cosmic eargasms!
The way this theme in particular sounds like a solemn piece that would be played at a funeral is SO FITTING. Cooper is, at least to those around him, being sent away to die.
This score is perfect. embodies the wonders of space. The terrifying unknown. The fear of letting go of what you love. Even if for the better of mankind. Absolutely perfect and is the best movie score I’ve ever heard.
If we ever find life some where out there in universe please play this song
damn u got it bro! for sure! hope that will happen
Well, we already sort of decided. Look up the Voyager Golden Records.
We sent it out with a bunch of songs and cultural shit in the 70's - Carl Sagan's work, primarily.
Playing this while leaving earth , soo epic
I should learn for my exam but fck it there is sth bigger in the universe than homework
hahah exactly my mate :D :D
:D
Saverio Damiani lol hahahaha true
@@whitex147 butterfly effect. That test can change everything, like a simple watch change everything for Murph.
@@constantinart.426 and i changed the future then :D
I made that test 1 year ago
Incredible. A mere film can do what this film has done. The essence of life, the universe itself, has been displayed.
2:40 Godamit! Hans Zimmer fell asleep on his organ again!
+- Georyx - HAHAHAHAHAHAH i got that one XD yeah i almost hear that part on every Interstellar soundtrack, dude XD
The ending gives me goosebumps
Wanna see in the fourth dimension? Grab the best headset you have and blast this soundtrack on full volume.
+PogoBox Right??
+Leah James Yep.
+NavidIsANoob did this and the bass at 1:30 gave me a brain seizure
You can see the fourth dimension all the time ... You just can't manipulate it or go in the other direction. Just sayin
I recommend Skull Candy for that epic bass and clear sound
Perfect use of of a V/IV, challenging the strong chord for a hope or sad fallowing. Simple and practical. Well done!
One of the few great modern masterpieces of thematic theater today was found in this film.
5:35 My favourite moment, always sad…Interstellar is an amazing movie. I always loved it and it never gets old.
Yes this May will be 8 years. I still think of him daily look at his pictures a few times a day. But it is easier. Just lost my mom on Dec 1st. So it's hard now that both parents are gone.
God damn this scene made me miss my father so much
5:30 cooper start leaving and count down the launch....
(((((((((
please don't do that ):
This soundtrack is such a masterpiece. So distinct and unique, full of intense emotions that reach out to the listener. A true work of art.
My favorite track in the entire score.
What I wouldn't give to experience this in IMAX again...
On the second half, nice inspiration from classical European romantic music (Beethoven-like), with a lasting but non-directing bass, the chord is given only by the violin part, and the dominant sequence in major ends up on a minor mode which acts as a very dramatic progression in this scheme. One would expect then a change to quicker tempo and rythmic part in major with a directing bass, but this is not a classical music, this is a movie track. Anyway, this progression should be an example to every modern composers, emotion is here, this is the so-called "romantism".
I think it would be cool if someone used this in a movie about space. Ya, that would be nice.
+Dst Rich8 lel
Dst Rich8 Did you watched Interstellar movie?
#Sarcasm
Dst Rich8 #Oksorry
Just wait until you listen to the song bro its good
*"DON'T LET ME LEAVE, MURPH!"*
Amazing, you can barely listen that ocean sound and its enough to enjoy it
2:45 to 4:00 I felt newborn
Love this score. Also love The Land Before Time, which was definitely a big influence on this particular track :)
This scene is the most touching of movie. The instant where his daughter understanding her father won't come back
Also, Alexandre Desplat is a great composer, but how did Grand Budapest Hotel win the oscar as opposed to this absolutely astonishing score? This is seriously the best music Zimmer has written imo. Dune was cool, but everything from Interstellar is timeless
Make him stay Murph!!!
Trypticonus lol read this comment and received goose bumps
streetrunner94 I know right?!
Fuck man, that's too soon
He can't stay Murph because he never was Murph. Yes, punctuation matters.
No words can explain this feeling while listening to this
I am crying
i know that feel bro!
Quick! Start chopping them onions and no one will notice!
galekos same
Me too it's so hard to my mid and for my spirit... it fell the stars so close
Same.
One thing that's interesting: you can hear the bellows of the pipe organ. And pipe organs cannot crescendo as we hear in the mix; so this means (imo) Zimmer is artificially manipulating the organ to sound like a string orchestra (awesome compositional choice) and btw, this is the best music Zimmer has written, aside from Dune. imo.
5:35 3...2...1 liftoff
Je vais quitter le collège pour aller au lycée
La scène dans laquelle on entend cette musique (le départ de Cooper)
me fait beaucoup penser à ma situation actuelle beaucoup de mes amis partiront loin et je ne les reverrai plus aussi souvent, cette musique est incroyable à en pleurer des heures
watch this while taking off on a plane
....terrifying and exhilarating
"Rage, rage against the dying of light."
to me...this was the most memorable piece from this movie and one of the most epic and heartbreaking ost as well
Hans Zimmer you absolute genius. How he manages to translate emotion into music is beyond me. The ending always gets me emotional!
Murphy : S T A Y
Holy fuck this is the best OST ever.
My favorite music of all time
A beautiful, frightening and epic masterpiece, a work of art unequalled in human history!
This is the best, this is perfect for an apocalyptic world
God listened to this soundtrack, got so hyped, and ended up accidentally creating the fucking universe
YOU exist.... this in itself is a miracle.....
I love this song of the soundtrack!
What a great soundtrack, just brilliant!!!!!
It's like floating in the space
My girl left me for her homeland 2 years ago. Time flies. I remember the day she left, she could not stop crying. I told her I would wait for her to come back. Two years have gone by, I realize I should not have let her go. I should have said "Stay."
This song can only properly be experienced in person live with a massive organ
I thought they chose me.....They chose her.....
It was Fantastic to listen this music live by Hans Zimmer in Stockholm
Live with Orchester?
Is this real ?
Soul stealer
omg we are luminous beings, perceptions, awareness temporarily bound, as a solid object. This song is proof of that.
Play KSP to this. I just docked my 20 crew Mk3 Spacecraft to my Space Station in Kerbin orbit to this music.
IT'S.
FUCKING.
AWESOME.
Zimmer believes in the love of human beings
THIS track is the best one.
im gonna listen to it every single day because its sooooooo AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Every hand simmer soundtrack is epic but this is the best one and for me STAY is the best of his work
Greatest soundtrack made ever
This sounds great to light the olympic flame
Yes he is. In the last 7 yrs that he has been gone when I'm having a real hard time I can actually feel him sit down on my bed. I just lost my mother Dec 1st so I hope I have them both as ghosts now.
this was such a sad scene omg
This piece is too good .
the goat
wait wrong song
Nah still true
wow como expresa el sentimiento de tristeza de la niña cuando el papá se va ese tono Hans tu eres el maestro
The scene where this song appears made me cry
Interstellar was robbed of best original score
It was robbed of every oscar
I can feel this song in my soul
b r i l l i a n t -shivers everywhere - and tears
This music touched my soul
Me too it's so hard to my mid and for my spirit... it fell the stars so close
Reminds me a lot of "The Great Migration" by James Horner from The Land Before Time :)
Watched this movie in science class. I know, my teacher is just that cool. And so is this movie. :D
I wish my teacher is cool like that
favorite
Abogado ?? Wow !! All the best María Jesús Ramírez ORyan........ :-))
thank youuuuuuuu :D :D :D
Mine too dawg 😊
this is the track that gets to me.... when cooper is driving away...
"You have no idea when you're coming back"
So awesome that Hans Zimmer will be at Coachella 2017!!! I won't be able to be there though...
Man, when it gets to that stormy take off point I just try to imagine what Moses saw when God revealed to him His Glory. God, forgive my vain imaginings if they divide us.
time is precious... and we shall take care of the people that we love. before they are gone. there's only regrets and sorrow left...
Hermosa Música ❤️
Siii.
demaciado
So Inspiring
The best theme of the movie.
this is so Intense