interstaller - come on tars - docking scene

[@user-qr3vn4nb6n]

Love how this movie actually gives that feeling of silence in outer space

[@annehaight9963]

And the incredible noise of being inside a ship under stress.

[@raspberrypizzza359]

Strongly agree. Nice good ole “cup of STFU” does space movies and many other types of movies wonders.

[@trautsj]

the musical score in this movie was truly phenomenal ...

[@MFM230]

So true! I saw the thumbnail and wanted to hear Hans Zimmer's work again.

[@youmustcreateachanne]

EVERYTHING in this movie was.

[@markallen2536]

One of the very best ever done. It took Hans Zimmer two years to write it... You can watch him conduct and play it on KZbin.

[@neiladlington950]

Too good, verging on distracting.

[@ricardos4257]

I drive stick, and whenever I get on the freeway and picking up speed, I'm always like "Come on TARS!!!"

[@BillyBobby123]

Ricardo S omg im gonna start doing that

[@zeffiexx]

Yess!!! Me and my little 5 speed Saturn SL 😂😂

[@NonsensicalSpudz]

anaylse the other cars speed. WHat are you doing. Merging

[@ericdouglas1359]

I'm bout to start doing that

[@brianmessemer2973]

Yes sir. 😂

[@just-some-menace6138]

"It's not possible. No it's necessary" Fucking humanity summed up in one sentence. How is this not a meme yet?

[@adi36963ida]

You are goddamn right.

[@ArabianKnight63]

"Come on tars" 🤣

[@sebastienscarparo4834]

@@ArabianKnight63 i love TARS

[@jamiestewart48]

Blows up, one look of fucking hell, then sheer determination and heading towards it, the best of humanity in one scene.

[@TanakaMatsumoto]

Because it's smart/true.. meme's are typically stupid references and lack any depth. This is why things like this typically don't make it as a meme.

[@sonicguyver7445]

Christopher Nolan: "Okay. I need a music score that can induce a panic attack." Zimmer: "Hold my beer."

[@ArabianKnight63]

*snitzels

[@jetpond7904]

Zzz do unconditionally 4:01

[@amjh4lah809]

*Zimmer

[@unlshtb4524]

trying to study maths -It's impossible! -No, it is necessarry...

[@lifeson90]

one of greatest cinematic scenes ever

[@Coolman13355]

The way the music kicks up a notch after he says docking.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

If you were lucky enough to see this in IMAX... wow. It was an experience.

[@conradallen9864]

Saw it at IMAX. Auckland, New Zealand : )

[@dougmphilly]

for a science fiction movie, this piece of humanity might had been the best scene. its all about time dilation, but you wouldn't know it holding back the tears.

[@bbb8182]

TARS is my favorite character. His voice and the ingenious ways he can move.....

[@mirjamheijn5214]

This moment was set up so well by the earlier cornfield scene, where he also took considerable risk (with lower stakes) in order to hack and control the satellite.

[@youmustcreateachanne]

*drone ;)

[@notgaryoldman1178]

Christopher Zimmer: "I want music that really does the thing for that scene I thought of a minute ago" Hanz Nolan: "Hold my balls"

[@markreyes40]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha fuck I dropped my banana

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Cringe

[@ArchTeryx00]

Everything about this scene was insane. CASE, TARS and Coop all had to work together to match the Endurance's *precession.* It wasn't a simple spin, it was like a spirograph gear around a ring, the Endurance was precessing around an altered center of mass. Now back that with a church organ that at the end hits such a high volume *you can hear the whole building shake* if you listen closely. GodDAMN that scene was something awesome.

[@toygarturan6140]

Zimmer is a genius composer.

[@abdielhernandez9585]

As soon as people found out you can't hear explosives in space all the production companies thought oh my God we're going to save so much money on the audio

[@romankrhounek5974]

Not in Ad Astra lol you can hear the explosions on the Moon

[@johncooper720]

Tars: "NAILED IT."

[@bad4031]

Come on Tars!

[@todortodorov7604]

I think this movie is EPIC of the order of Space Odyssey

[@tutancome10]

Interstellar's music is really. masterpiece. There is no better than it.

[@srinivasgaura7067]

Watched again and again

[@venkatammakutti5141]

Awesome technical projecting of movie...we can learn a lot from this movie...a good knowledge.....as docking done by maintaining the same revolutionary speed to exactly match the upper one....whta a timing and risk they have took in movie....and he said that is necessity is more than possibility

[@ゴッショ]

映画史上でも屈指の名シーン。 ハンス・ジマーが神すぎる。

[@umutacar1]

Bir film ve müziği ancak bu kadar uyumlu olabilir... mükemmel 😎

[@jayp7936]

What a fantastic movie...

[@viewsfromus6163]

Tara: it's not possible Cooper: NO IT'S NECESSARY

[@jrno93]

this scene was so fucking intense!

[@causeuncause4059]

Come on tars

[@rociodelgado6914]

@@causeuncause4059 Come on tars!!

[@fermunguia]

No seas mamón, que pinche escena tan más perrísima. Amo esta película. Gracias ! Cmon TARS!

[@rankoorovic7904]

Best scene in the whole movie.

[@bharatsinghchoudhary3893]

the end scene

[@rankoorovic7904]

@@bharatsinghchoudhary3893 Everything after the fall in the black hole is a disappointment.

[@youmustcreateachanne]

@@rankoorovic7904 No.

[@thilakrachamalla3363]

When ever i am low i either play zimmer or AR Rehman.But zimmer-nolan works just doesn't relieve stress but give u that kick however bad u may be.The duo are far ahead from their peers.

[@mastertek383]

Underrated film

[@yzlfc95]

My personal favourite film of all time

[@chinmayapattnaik2876]

Cooper : Docking Hans Zimmer : 🔥🔥🔥

[@siallahallah2803]

Me entran ganas de asistir a un concierto de Hams Zimmer y gritar CMON TARS o ir a donde viva Matthew McConaughey y cuando salga de su casa gritar CMON TARS :D gran pelicula

[@ChildofC-53]

That “knot in your throat” sums up this video!

[@tarm_yoksagda_yok2303]

filmin en muthis sahnesi defalarca izledim

[@krossbolt4100]

Sioux City 1989 DC10 crash lands - "It was soon clear that there had been a complete failure of hydraulic power, which resulted in the inability to operate any of the primary flight control surfaces." The crew was able to put the aircraft on the runway. The aircraft rolled inverted and many were killed but two thirds survived. Later, in the simulator, expert pilots could not duplicate what this crew did. This is what this scene in Interstellar reminds me of.

[@48lanlan]

dont know what they were doing, but it seemed cool

[@katsutoshisaito0808]

アドリブで笑ってる？ってくらい、アン・ハサウェイの笑い方は自然

[@Healy5]

This movie was so good made. Can't believe people like some marvel low quality movies more than this. This is realism, made in the way it was intended to be. The tension is crazy

[@cookiesnaps324]

COME ON TARSSSSSS

[@veysibingol694]

- İt's not possible -No! İt's necessary

[@yzlfc95]

Best scene ever

[@samwelsford.]

COME ON TARS

[@smitch250]

It is nuts!

[@tedmosby9409]

i thought space was lame until i seen this movie , what a grate film

[@thesillyseal284]

Great*

[@CristianMihaiFAGADAR]

Hans Zimer a great master of sounds

[@defaultmesh]

3:14 despacito 42 confirmed

[@D00m0g]

gracias por el bajo generoso.

[@zzodr]

Cooper: Docking Skeletor: WHAT

[@sousa796]

Emocionante de Arrepiar

[@maurormr]

Use the Force TARS

[@bilimdunyasii]

Çok iyi film.

[@charlesphillips1468]

I've always identified this as the moment when Cooper transcended. It is not possible. No, it is necessary. There is a very similar scene in the Russian movie Salyut 7 (2017) which is likely a deliberate knock off from Interstellar.

[@annedejong1040]

Watched the black-hole detaching scene before this, but this seems a little more hopefull. Regards

[@pinkpantherer]

So good

[@JB-mb1ro]

So cool.

[@cagrhanozkan1038]

abbbii müzik bile efsane

[@breakingtoast2255]

come on tarzan oooo eeeeee oooooee eeeee oooooooo

[@The120876]

Meu grande sonho ,conhecer o universo extremo criado por Deus

[@JOi06-q6z]

Real fact is in space , no fire and no sounds we can hear just movie stuff

[@compmanio36]

You'll notice the explosion was silent. And there can be fire if there is oxygen to fuel it, which there was inside the ship. Note it was a puff, a fireball that went out once the o2 to fuel it was gone. They're pretty accurate in this scene.

[@tinashemachona2245]

We are locked 🔒

[@bogabey9238]

Bir cisim yaklaşıyor efendim

[@apeiron7452]

What a dude

[@sanathakumarsinghaokram7680]

Please let it go. Alpa cooper spin. All in.

[@alexanderfocht6443]

A legjobb jelenet Megvan a film dvd-n

[@reinborn8667]

2:41

[@wawantekhnik111]

Good

[@trickdaddyaz03]

This version of the this score isn't on the soundtrack only in the movie

[@ChrisKSP]

"we're out of orbit"? Does he mean they're now out of suborbit or does he mean they're on escape trajectory already? What a weird thing to say.

[@mrb.5610]

I suppose I'm being picky .... but why would Endurance's orbit decay after the explosion - and would it hit the stratosphere that quickly ? Maybe a question for Scott Manley .....

[@AndrewHillis_2024]

Good Observation There!!! The Explosion Didn't Happen Facing The Direction Of Travel For The Endurance In Orbit Above Mann's Planet So It's Very Unlikely That The Explosion Would Have Produced Enough ∆v (Delta Vee) For A De-Orbit Burn And Also CASE Says At 1:48 That The Endurance Is Heating Up (Implying That Re-Entry Has Begun!) And We Can See That Some Of The Endurance's Windows Are Glowing Red (The Point Of No Return To Orbit And Commited To Re-Entry!). Doctor Brand Even Says That The Endurance Has Got No Heat Shield!!! This Is A Factual/Technical Error/Oversight In The Movie!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mrb.5610]

@@AndrewHillis_2024 Alas, Christopher Nolan does make a few errors .... (spoiler alert) ...in his film 'Dunkirk' I'm also not sure how an all metal Spitfire that's out of petrol manages to catch fire either !

[@AndrewHillis_2024]

@@mrb.5610 That's Interesting Although I Have Yet To Watch Dunkirk However I Have Heard Of A Scene In This Movie Where You See A Spitfire Landing On A Beach On It's Belly (Undercarriage In Stowed Position!) Which Sounds Implausible But Obviously Included In The Movie For Dramatic Effect!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dmcrun3572]

@@mrb.5610 the flair he fires into the airplane is incendiary by design. It was/is standard practice for a pilot to try and burn/destroy his airplane before being captured

[@elvis3571]

@@mrb.5610 engine oil, hydraulics fluid, maybe some ammo?

[@greg7670]

I love this scene but the fact they get the rpms so wrong bugs me

[@Stlthangs]

As inspiring and cool this scene is, ain’t no way a human is staying conscious with that spin.

[@EntoSanto]

Look at his head position.

[@Stlthangs]

@@EntoSanto yes he did exactly what he was supposed to do in a spin situation. But this isn’t a spinning fighting jet. The rotation speed was far beyond what was capable for humans to stay conscious. That’s just a fact.

[@EntoSanto]

@@Stlthangs I get what you are saying. I agree with the scientific aspect that you pointed out. But, we can endure a bit more than expected in life-death situations. Maybe this is the case here. Perhaps, this could be the psychological aspect of it.

[@jamiestewart48]

If Tars says 67-68 rpm it’s 40-50 G, they’re dead. If you watch though it’s really more like 15-20 rpm if you count yourself. Which works out at 2-5 G. Pilots can do that without their special g suits.

[@zhengzhu27]

" It's not possible. No, it's necessary!"

[@gokhandemir200]

This is a movie. I think a little imagination, a little science fiction :)

[@helder7416]

If i live a years ago, and see now iphones, tv's i think that is fiction. What u see now from de future is fiction but one day it will be not

[@RileyBanksWho]

??

[@howlbigbadwolf]

One thing I'm trying to figure out is how the docking port it's able to withstand so much torque from the ship slowing down its rotation.

[@basketboy8991]

+howlbigbadwolf that's why they tried to match the Ranger's rotation speed with that of the Endurance to eliminate torque. Both ships were spinning the whole time while TARS tried to adjust vertical alignment

[@Davionious]

Well it worked in Kerbal Space Program so it must be legit. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOwfZJnos2hldU

[@DronPy]

Because the ship was made by Americans.

[@yzlfc95]

Because when they are spinning at the same rate the inertial frame of reference becomes relative to space, as all motion is relative, you can think of it as them being still while "everything outside" is spinning

[@johnsilcox8]

@@yzlfc95 Yeah, but he used his ship to stop the spin of the station pretty quickly, within less than a minute. There's no way that docking port was engineered to withstand that kind of torque stress. It would have to have been slowed down much slower than what the movie showed.

[@ruxorzen5798]

Can we had a docking simulator game like this???

[@Ben-hz7cp]

kerbal space program

[@dhrubajyotibasu6505]

Happens every time I am docking in Sea of thieves

[@bikeguy3034]

It's space - you are never 'out of orbit' of anything!

[@johnwatson2281]

Shut up moron.

[@idontknowyet8540]

I think it was a joke. ...John.

[@anarchyamp]

He's technically right though

[@marvelfan6024]

Out of planet's orbit it was literally under them

[@smitch250]

Why do they say 68rpm? Looks more like 20. Nowhere close to 67-68

[@f8om875]

This is for you "Trey".. your name isn't really Trey, and you're fired.

[@sj460162]

That wave looks well scarey. Long film tho..is it worth a watch?

[@jessebrooks6231]

INNITIATING SPIN!

[@GoharioFTW]

s t a l l e r

[@nezasumi]

English title, spanish captions... makes sense.

[@CliffuckingBooth]

I need a robot for this movie that everyone will like. How do you think he should look ? How about a brick ? Ok

[@tomarnold7284]

What bother me on this scene was the Ranger was spinning in a clockwise direction, but when Brand past out she was leaning right and so was her arms. Shouldn't her lean the opposite direction? Any inputs?

[@elvis3571]

I believe that was correct in the movie. Spinning clockwise (when looking from the top of the Ranger), Brand was sitting in the right seat, via centrifugal effect she leaned outwards....

[@marvelfan6024]

That's lander 1

[@ОмарКобжасаров]

Вся суть данной сцены что именно робот способен чётко,без суеты и точно сделать такое...

[@Castaniety]

jebediah would be proud

[@anarchyamp]

Come on tars😐

[@SirFaceFone]

"interstaller"

[@mperlatti]

The one thing that bothers me is that the Endurance is not spinning nearly as fast as stated. Once a second? It’s so obviously not that fast… 33 rpm would be about right

[@MarceloRiveroOk]

que una IA te diga que no es momento de ser precavido debe ser sobrecogedor

[@sebastienscarparo4834]

ouf!😌

[@choochoochoofkncoolasfthew3076]

1:35

[@sanathakumarsinghaokram7680]

Rector 5 pf 6. U and fnb. Field ready

[@makawanadhaval3855]

Women just laughed☕

[@KudosK42]

COGGERS

[@choochoochoofkncoolasfthew3076]

4:08 she da 1

[@jimmccormack7507]

Stick with the programmes. To stop war just takes clear heads.

[@sartainja]

I wish that there was a movie with space travel by humans where they did not have to worry about fuel, oxygen, food, power, etc.

[@marcinm1643]

Try Star Trek 😊

[@annehaight9963]

That would be boring as shit. Or you'd have to make the plot conflict about something else.

[@gorgo54]

Outland w Sean Connery....no worries, except vacuum

[@Davidsworldtravels]

That’s basically all of them? Star Wars, Star Trek, and hell Guardians of the Galaxy never worry about oxygen or food

[@thehorrendousspacekablooie179]

Might help if you spell the freaking movies' name right mate.

[@5tr0mx]

why not 128p :D?