Interstellar - Docking Scene 1080p IMAX HD

[@EldrinBernardino]

it's a tradition to go back and watch this once in a while

[@emperorSbraz]

it's not tradition it's necessary. :3

[@sandeepmareedu]

Yes

[@einseinsfunf5159]

Hell yeah it’s my time again to watch it I watch it once every month

[@ryannewman3589]

That and the running scene from “1917”

[@HawkGTboy]

This and the waves scene.

[@abhi5400]

The soundtrack has a separate fan base

[@ede5512]

This soundtrack brings goosebumps.... Its sooo good! This movie is so far ahead of it's time!

[@takarlor12]

Lol 📠

[@Blaisem]

with a lot of overlap

[@japhethballesteros4485]

Daniel Everett because it can happen it will happen. You will understand

[@michaelurgelles937]

@@ede5512 you clearly haven't watched 2001: A Space Odyssey

[@radamantis001]

Im a truck driver ... every time I have to do a very very very difficult backing I play this song and get into my mind that its not possible...but its necessary

[@benjaminloken1999]

That is probably the closest way we'll probably get to driving something big and to also live out that scence

[@J-Dizzle95]

Dear god I love this 😂😂😂

[@declaniveson8206]

I had to reverse into the tightest spot behind two cars on a muddy hill and I had this song playing and that very same thought 😂

[@carloko08]

hahaha, you are a real man, dude, congrats for that ;)

[@alexandredevert4935]

I do the same whenever I solved a math problem that took at least a few days to crack. More often than not, no solution would mean "we have to shelve this project, it's just not possible"

[@S0K0N0MI]

This was 8 years ago and I have yet to see a scifi movie surpass this masterpiece. When I think of venturing into space, I think of Interstellar.

[@janwojciechowski8446]

Watch 2001: A Space Odyssey if you haven't yet

[@rasmus5341]

Same. Sometimes people come up with absolutely shameful comparisons, like "Gravity is Interstellaresque"

[@liam_tw]

@@janwojciechowski8446good film but I don’t think it beats interstellar. Although it doesn’t need to be a competition they’re both amazing art pieces

[@dannyjeffers]

@@liam_tw good film he says

[@abhiruproy8592]

​@@liam_tw Interstellar was mid and pretentious. Just another kid

[@johnbull1568]

I can imagine Matt Damon reading the script for the first time, and he gets to 'There is a moment. . ', and then turning the page and wondering where his next lines are lol

[@samhernandez91]

The next page probably says “you’re dead....how you like them apples?”

[@sexysputnik]

Dude yes 🤣🤣

[@strikerbowls791]

What do you mean? There was no script

[@Gunthergrylson]

Probably to give more realism to the scene, his line continued for a little while, but they cut him xd

[@dejavu7070]

@@Gunthergrylson cut what? he's got suck into space

[@calebfelger9307]

“it’s not possible” “no, it’s necessary” still one of the hardest lines in cinema

[@_Cato_]

Line goes so hard feel free to screenshot

[@fuzzybanana0123]

A super technical computer said it wasn't possible, but it was. That's one dumb ass computer passenger if you ask me.

[@user-bz6gh5ng2m]

@@fuzzybanana0123 I feel like the computer knew that it was like “technically” possible but it had assumed Cooper would not be able to pull it off.

[@dik56]

@@_Cato_ line goes so hard feel free to copy and paste

[@NoName-tj8dm]

What do you mean by hardest ?

[@ultragare]

I love this scene. The robots don’t think it’s possible because they were built by people and are bound by certain expectations. But since they’re able to learn, they’re slowly learning from Cooper that sheer will and determination can go a long way. It’s funny how Case tells Cooper not to be so cautious because that’s a direct reference to earlier in the movie when Cooper said being too cautious can get you killed. Case and Tars are both awesome characters and they feel like real people.

[@Enderborn272]

Honestly I never thought of it that way. I always assumed they were built to be closer to human reasoning but when cooper accepted the increased risk they reverted to running the numbers and thinking like machines and saw that they, The Endurance, and the shuttle could take the stress and it was the human element that would suffer most they allowed operation outside of normal parameters. Basically they said "you want to kill yourself, that's fine, I'll run the numbers so you actually succeed instead of dying like a fool"

[@xXYannuschXx]

"Nice reckless flying" "I learned from the best"

[@JonWilde2105]

The robot's know it's possible. They can do the math better than Cooper. What they doubt (it's not possible!) is that the average human can withstand the necessary forces to remain effective to complete the manoeuvre. Brand - clearly a high performance human to get selected - passes out under the forces. Whereas Cooper gambles on himself to push through it, because he believes he is not average. It's a modern version of old tales of humans doing things that aren't believed possible. In the classical Greeks retelling of the Battle of Marathon, over 2,000 years ago, the storytellers claimed the Athenian soldiers ran fullout to charge the Persian lines. This was clearly impossible for average humans wearing the weight of hoplite armour - to run that distance and then fight in close quarters the hoplites would have been physically exhausted. And the audience were themselves largely citizen soldiers - they wore the same armour, they knew how heavy it was. They knew it was bullshit. But the point was the Greek storytellers wanted to assign heroic qualities to the first Greeks who dared to advance on the previously invincible Persians, and having defeating them in the morning rapid marched back in the afternoon to save their home town. These men - often the father's and grandfathers of the guys in the audience - could do the impossible against all the odds. Their children and grandchildren could do the same. This is an old story about ourselves that we like to hear about ourselves, retold many times. But robots...it's just maths.

[@ultragare]

@@JonWilde2105 That makes sense. Thx

[@lewisnorth1188]

@@JonWilde2105 He also has a 90% honesty setting so could have been lying to try and stop cooper from risking it

[@TheRealJman87]

The shot of TARS' robot arm calmly and steadily controlling the stick to line up the ship with the station amidst all the chaos in the most crucial moment gives me chills. Many centuries of evolving human ingenuity led to the development of that arm and the AI that controlled it, and despite Cooper's great personal skill, the feat would not have been possible without that technology. It's as if the great human minds that created that technology were there with Cooper to help him in humanity's darkest hour. Humanity's savior was itself.

[@Baes_Theorem]

What a fantastic commentary, especially since that's the explicit plot twist at the end.

[@ExceedProduction]

@@Baes_Theorem It's a valuable lesson to learn. Noone is coming to save us. Noone is coming to kill us. Whatever happens to humanity is our own doing. We're playing the game alone and if we are our own doom, we're the only fools to be laughed at.

[@ready2]

Exactly that scene was that captivated me. How humanity's genius needs the perfect precision of machinery.

[@remigiochilaule1961]

Such a beautiful and inspirational comment. So in line with the atmosphere of the scene and with the storyline of the movie. Ultimately, aligned with humanity itself. Beautiful

[@joehigham9306]

The way Cooper repeats ‘come on TARS’ as if he’s human too, it’s perfect.

[@fuzzynk9358]

Hans Zimmer: How much anxiety do you want in the music? Christopher Nolan: Yes

[@hypnoz7871]

Spoiler : this never happened since Nolan used already written songs that Zimmer had in stock for this scene.

[@deancorso4630]

Too anxious, you are right

[@moontyez4083]

Yes

[@basketguy2358]

Greatet conductor of our generation

[@sr1594]

@@hypnoz7871 allow it fam

[@AnAsian2010]

"It's not possible! No. It's necessary" SHIT JUST GOT REAL!

[@OlofTheBald]

The first time I ever saw this film, a guy in the theater shouted "OH SHIT!" when Coop says that line. haha

[@nialv7985]

"Failure is not an option"

[@robertkim679]

But cooper- SHUT UP AND DO WHAT I SAY You don't understand, it's physically imposs- WHAT DID I SAY

[@fryingpanstan4596]

I'd like to replace this scene with making a sandwich. Sibling: "It's not a cucumber!" Me: "No, it's a pickle." *starts lowering bread slice*

[@MegaCrocosaurus92]

Dude shit got real when he said "docking" haha!

[@aronpierce2623]

Gosh idk why but when TARS says “we are LOCKED cooper” gives me chills, the idea of ai having human emotion embedded within their core is so awesome, the fact that TARS seems to be stressed but also super pumped he successfully lined up the docking, gives me chills

[@jjspittel327]

TARS Is my favourite robot

[@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn]

The fact that he's programmed to be a sarcastic smart-ass makes TARS even more awesome

[@johnmccnj]

At 1:40, CASE says "ready" with the slightest hint of nervous breathlessness. If it was any other movie, I would say it's sloppy acting/directing. But not here.

[@ajgavin4141]

i love that guy. when he offers to die is incredible

[@ajgavin4141]

love that dialogue@@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn

[@user-np1he4mu2u]

The way Tars says “We are… LINED UP!” Brings so much emotion and depth to the robot.

[@Duzz14]

My favorite part

[@cholasimmons]

I love you for saying this

[@joehosking_1024]

This EASILY goes down as one of the greatest movie scenes in history

[@siddharth_0771]

True

[@joehosking_1024]

@@siddharth_0771 so true aye

[@callumclarke9384]

Gorgeous, gorgeous scene. Graphics, acting, score all of it was just superb. One of the most intense moments in cinema for me. Beautiful

[@joehosking_1024]

@@callumclarke9384 same here

[@sajeedahsan6109]

DaBaby

[@giggitygoo5623]

Nolan: What's the most boring thing astronauts do? Zimmer: Docking Nolan: Let's change that

[@sikherhead1092]

Haha nice! Couldn't agree more

[@prakritraj4131]

200th

[@kore4life]

Lol 😂 😂 if space was real

[@pitabashaacharya4178]

Zimmer is a musician, why would he answer that?

[@DiggitySlice]

As someone that plays KSP I can assure you it's actually one of the most tense parts.

[@derelicts9503]

A few times in my 36 years I've been stunned in complete awe of a movie scene. The brachiosaurus appearance in 1993 Jurassic Park. The Lord of the Rings Helm's Deep charge at dawn. And this.

[@0Saif0]

Amen brother.. fucking amen

[@Smoove_J]

I feel the same way about the car wash scene in Wild Things.

[@marvin_meza]

Very refined taste, sir.

[@branlotin]

As far as Lord of the Rings is concerned, the moment of the trilogy for me is more the charge of the Rohirrim and Theoden's speech beforehand.

[@yutaniskynet2653]

@YourLocalYTKidsHater nah, kid. lol

[@Shirkie710]

I always love the AI’s shift from ‘this is not possible’ to ‘this is no time for caution’. Such a simple, but powerful bit that encapsulates the whole story.

[@jonathanvazquez8615]

Amazing showing how they adapted to the human’s indomitable spirit.

[@ThePlaton20]

Case calculated that Cooper was being too careful and wasting too much time when trying to approach the ship. Every second Cooper delays the approach means one second closer to the Endurance burning up in the atmosphere and taking Cooper and the doctor with it. Case told Cooper exactly what he needed to hear, and then recalculated again when it became obvious to Case that the best chance for success was to forget the mathematical odds and do whatever he could to push Cooper harder.

[@eXJonSnow]

"C.A.S.E, what song is this?" "Cooper, this is no time for caution."

[@capone2676]

get out

[@whyisblue923taken]

lol The name is not possible; it's necessary.

[@owensuperbot232]

@@whyisblue923taken Haha good one!

[@adithyaashoknair6720]

So what are we, some kind of Suicide Squad?

[@readabookdummy]

Love it🤣🤣

[@rainingsnake8422]

Cooper: "docking" The Endurance: *why do I hear boss music?*

[@Kazalex]

😂😂😂

[@ImPerfectFilms]

Underrated comment rofl

[@siSixEight]

Tremendous comment.

[@captaincheezee1213]

I deleted an app on my phone because it interrupted me in the middle of this scene

[@hamzahalam7332]

Endurance is hearing boss music cause hans zimmer composed it

[@rohansingh-wt7hi]

After a stroke and a heart attack last year, on the hospital bed this scene was all I would watch over and over again until the wife thought I was going nuts, but this scene always reminded me of the will to live. Will never forget it.

[@eljay5009]

I absolutely love that they did the explosion in complete silence - exactly as it should be.

[@Havoc3745]

That's why Nolan is a master. In another film (spoiler alert) your waiting for the explosion but he timed it right when they would have heard it from where they were sitting in real life, not when it went off.

[@kronnologic]

1:00 “Cooper, what are you doing” “Docking” _(Hans Zimmer has entered the chat)_

[@fargo1234]

Thanks a lot man I have hit this timestamp 25 times now Still beautiful

[@theterminalstupidityvariet1629]

Sir, finishing this Big Mac

[@TT-kn8km]

😂😂💯

[@supixio6166]

Raphaël Gaudet ducking

[@dylanpritchard4981]

This has gotta be top 10 movie scenes of all time right?

[@benwiley5340]

The way Dr. Mann just gets blown out of the airlock right as he is winding up for some noble speech about humanity is perfect. It really captures how brutal and unforgiving of mistakes their environment really is.

[@benjaminshauri380]

And how thats the absolute end of him in the movie.

[@sapr76]

I bet Jimmy Kimmel was cheering in the theater at this moment...

[@friezkrieg7817]

100% truth

[@friezkrieg7817]

Matt Daemont blow up airlocks twice xD

[@ultragare]

Yes, he was so delusional and it was pretty much the perfect time for him to blow up. “There’s a moment…” ::BOOM:: Yeah, nobody wanted to hear whatever speech you were about to make bro. 😂 Cooper’s got this. 👍

[@pantora8857]

I remember being in the theater for this moment and being 100% immersed. The feeling of the unknown and the likelihood of doom. I really felt "we should have died just now". Absolutely unforgettable.

[@GRUNTxZERO]

Same. And when he locked in, Everyone cheered!

[@caseybanter5751]

I really really wish I saw this movie in the theater! I bet it was amazing

[@MisterHowzat]

​@@caseybanter5751 It was. I saw it on IMAX - twice. And the second time was still enthralling.

[@DronZizzle]

Glad I wasn't the only one

[@edmonte7332]

"There is a moment-" Still one of the best movie quotes of all time.

[@thedeep6570]

I still cant believe this movie didnt win the oscars for best music and best sounddesign. Its ridiculous how good they are

[@uglyfeo4029]

at least they won an oscar for VFX. not enough tho.

[@putinscat1208]

Yes this soundtrack was better than Dune, cause Dune was just a rehash of Zimmer using either Once Upon a Time in the West or Don Gionvanni melodies that he uses in many films, with an added ahh ahhhh ahhhhh ahhhh scream. Inception soundtrack was also very good.

[@Dog6Romeo]

Hans Zimmer deserved an Oscar for this, no doubt, but he got one for Dune. One of the most amazing composers out there.

[@DailyDoseOfRandomLogic]

And to think Black Panther did!

[@putinscat1208]

@@Dog6Romeo And Dune was a covid year, so I guess he got lucky.

[@yellow6ird]

There are extreme rare moment in cinema where a scene leaves you utterly breathless, where you are completely submerged in the film world & lingers long after the movie is over. This is one of them.

[@212th]

Agreed

[@INSANEWitG18S]

Godbless your soul

[@bassgasmask]

that can be said with most of Nolan's films, some people have stated when they finish a Nolan movie they realized they slow down their breathing to a snails pace for the majority of the movie that then when credits roll they take a deep breath or exhale.

[@richardcoles2432]

totally agree..I was right there with them & punched the air when they finally docked...great cinema should make you forget you are watching a film & this film achieved that.

[@fluffdegoss]

Totally agreed.

[@hafizumar836]

That scene is more than entire Marval Universe 🔥

[@rosslively1022]

This is my favorite cinematic moment in history. The music by Hans Zimmer, the dialogue between Matthew McConaughey and TARS/CASE. Nolan does an amazing job setting up how insane this scene is by showing the audience how hard it is to dock a ship earlier in the movie with Doyle. Just chefs kiss all around. Amazing

[@Activsoul]

Don't worry, Matt Damon ended up on Mars.

[@SClerckx]

That made me laugh way to hard XD

[@Sharmanikhil250]

They sent Murph to go get him!

[@blabbermouth9645]

R҉O҉M҉A҉N Because there just about a thousand comments making the same joke above him.

[@QUADEeee]

Don't worry, Matt Damon lost his EVA oxygen supply.

[@fosibodu]

Nice!

[@CosmicTeapot]

I can't waste my time rewatching all these scenes from Interstellar and be ready for my exam tomorrow, it's not possible. No, it's necessary.

[@Wayoutthere]

Marwan Laroussi Yes, screw everything.

[@gigawatt80]

I actually have physics exam tomorrow. My excuse is that I'm learning about Newton's first law... And shit

[@CosmicTeapot]

***** I know the feeling bro... Knowledge is knowledge. Who cares if I don't know my kinetic energy formulas by heart? I know that 1 hour on Miller's planet = 7 years on Earth and that wormholes bend spacetime to create a passage through a higher dimension! Quiz me on that bitches!

[@Hurricane23]

Marwan Laroussi lol

[@jeremiahturner3383]

Lol

[@leoniemueller7567]

This is one of the best scenes in the history of movies. The cinematography. The cast. The soundtrack! Perfection.

[@elbagrau]

Famous last words : "There is a moment" - Dr. Mann

[@HeadsUpTV]

Dude got thrown into Mars the following year.

[@muzzammil4869]

Exceptt there wasn't.There wasn't a moment before he pulled out to space.

[@indomiebrothenjoyer]

“There is a moment” Narrator: “There was not.”

[@spencerpowell5173]

@@indomiebrothenjoyer there is a moment, in my opinion, where you die

[@gcxs]

There is a bruh moment.

[@ondank]

You know you have made one of the best films ever when "docking scene" gets you 9 million views.

[@businessgamerprb5398]

And 1M of them from me and that fucking music gives me goosebumps everytime

[@FlyingArtz.]

NO BULLSHIT!!

[@DaveKatague]

Oh it’s a spaceship scene. I was fooled

[@Knip-oy2gi]

Ok

[@MidniteBliss]

Wait until you see "Carrying Out Daily Maintenance Checks scene" Shit will blow your freaking mind

This scene clearly highlights how humans will do anything to survive and Cooper represents the bravest of the humans because he knew that if he didn't dock to the ship, humans are gone forever. The music, the transition between shots, the two robots helping Cooper and Cooper taking all the G forces without passing out. Imagine being in this situation for real. LOVE THIS MOVIE TO MY HEART

[@happymeals9502]

This scene literally makes me tear up… for some reason it emotionally hit me the hardest this time.

[@rotsen3123]

yes because that trick will be humanities last hope, if endurance fall then plan B and plan A will fail and either way brand and coop will die in starvation, so coop try the impossible trick with the stakes of the human race.

[@cheesus9512]

There's so many hard hitters in this film, but watching Cooper view a life's worth of messages returning from the tidal planet RUINED me.

[@user-vt9qc9wr6r]

I will regret whole my life for not watching this movie in the cinema

[@rohandanday2898]

hopefully one day it will be shown again

[@tholmes572]

Best movie ever to see on big screen, hope you get the chance.

[@meatwad253]

officer k I agree

[@r-pupz7032]

Me too.

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

in usa they show all the time. so you just have to look around.

[@navin8434]

Fans: we want interstellar re release Theatres: its not possible Fans: no , its necessary

[@vitaliushch]

Hi Da same, dude(

[@S3SSioN_Solaris]

This time I will make sure I see it in IMAX. It needs a global re-release.

[@aslost6688]

@@S3SSioN_Solaris I've seen it 4 times in IMAX 15/70mm film. There is no other film experience like it.

[@absolutelysobeast]

SeSSioN i would see it several times. 100 dollars is nothing to experience the greatest movie of a generation and i think the best and most complete movie ever made

[@Randomized_tv]

@@aslost6688 fuck sake i was 14 if it would have a re-release i would watch it every week until it's not in the theatres anymore

[@toypac6535]

I saw this movie with my dad. Movies are all we ever did together as father and son. This scene gives me goosebumps every time. I remember seeing the excitement on his face. Nolan movies brought me and my father closer and I cant say enough about what that means to me.

[@nickb4753]

Relatable. Thanks for sharing

[@bushelbritches]

Everything. The music, the acting, the visuals. Perfection.

[@ChaosBrain161]

2:18 My dog, when she finds a comfortable place

[@liliMaaff]

I laughed way too much at this ! Thanks 🤣

[@enriquecomas933]

omg!

[@wyattb3138]

that's funny

[@daliborlesnik5591]

underated comment :D

[@doomerdream6042]

What did he say

[@NewNicator]

“Cooper, what are you doing?” _”Creating a separate fan-base for this scene.”_ 1:04

[@einstien2409]

Under-rated comment

[@EFun5273]

“That‘s impossible!"

[@atharvsinha8675]

@@EFun5273 no it's necessary

[@RKV1601]

And hans zimmer enter the chat

[@bruhmoment3697]

@@atharvsinha8675 endurance is hitting stratosphere

[@zacharybrawley3816]

I'm here for the 10 year anniversary reminding everyone this will be in IMAX again in fall 2024. See you there with tissues in hand for crying or... yeah, there's a lot of emotions in this scene.

[@natanmilesi8459]

This scene makes me tears out, I can't stand looking at a piece of art like that without drop out some tear. Isn't about script, is everything around it. 😢

[@MrJuliankudla]

I have the exact same thing. Tears always appear at this scene.

[@cleess2836]

Matthew McConaughey is a genius. You can see that split second where he perceives the explosion on the Endurance and instantly realizes what it probably meant (basically: death. Not just theirs, but of all mankind as well) and the immediate decision to "just do something about it" and not give up. Hence the absolutely powerful and spot on delivery of the now famous line "no, it's necessary". It shows bravery and resolution in the face of absolute oblivion. Stuff of what heroes are made... Great story, great directing, great music, great acting. This is why cinema is considered an art form.

[@marcosgutierrez9100]

This comment is beautiful

[@normanmahaputra1855]

Spot on, mate!

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

And case is cautious. That's the difference between Human and AI

[@JCrashB]

The way his face changes from "oh fuck" to absolute determination to get the job done and save the mission is gold.

[@ishworshrestha3559]

Tee

[@benjaminlinnabary3679]

Watching this in theatres with a massive sound system was one of the most exhilarating moments, absolute masterpiece.

[@ij1376]

I can't imagine, you experienced something incredible.

[@benjaminlinnabary3679]

@@ij1376 Three times in theatres 😁

[@henrikmonkee]

Yes i can relate, the sound was incredible, i couldnt help but to have my mouth wide open like a treasure chest.

[@benjaminlinnabary3679]

@@henrikmonkee Hearing those organs on a loud speaker was utterly incredible.

[@baneofthespliff]

One of the best theatre experiences I've ever had

[@ThatDamnCommi3]

I love how Han’s Zimmer’s perfectly-made soundtrack adapts to the scene, and it just is so very undescribably amazing. “Coward”, “No Time For Caution”, and “Where we’re going” were definitely the best tracks in the movie’s soundtrack.

[@lennon7575]

Love the way Cooper takes a few seconds to process what’s happened before switching into hero mode. One of the best scenes in a fantastic movie.

[@mikedouglas9863]

I love how he motivates Tars “come on Tars!!!” A machine that thought this was unachievable was somehow motivated to make the impossible possible.

[@absolutelysobeast]

Mike Douglas i actually think TARS was saying there aas an extremely low possibility of docking successfully and even if they did they would burn too much fuel to be worth it. But they talked about his honesty level not being 100 percent and TARS said “with humans, complete honesty is not always the best course” so he knew it was possible, just highly unlikely

[@kx7500]

No bad interpretation

[@rodwanolds1871]

Case was the one that said it was impossible, not Tars

[@kx7500]

And the robot obviously doesn’t think it’s actually impossible

[@BipoIarbear]

Robots have limits an settings...they dont have the edge of life moments...i mean iv been in hairy situations but this is life or death of humanity in 2 min or so...imagine that pressure? Odds were the robots thought it waz better for them to adam an eve humanity again

[@uerdinator]

This is most probably what people go through when doing a parallel parking manoeuvre during their test

[@lpycb42]

music and all lol!

[@FlyingArtz.]

Hahahah

[@hellerart]

Yes, I also thought about this. The director's personal experience of parking his car, with his silent woman sitting next to him. Such a cliche :D

[@aj350]

Bro my test is in five days...

[@hellerart]

@@aj350 Good luck!

[@chrisklecker]

How to paint the perfect scene. Nolan just makes you feel everything that is going on here, the rush, the adrenaline. The score matching the intensity of the scene. This scene in the theater was just incredible!

[@Infinite-void908]

I seriously wish that I saw this in theaters when it first came out, that probably would have been my best movie theater experience ever. When I actually first watched this, my adrenaline (like you said) was rushing fast during this specific scene because I didn't know if they were going to be able to dock on to the endurance and that music composed by Hans Zimmer gave me serious goosebumps.

[@chrisklecker]

@@Infinite-void908 I think the movie loses a bit on the smaller screen and without the high quality sound. You cannot just watch this on a normal setup, you need to have a theater like quality to experience this movie.

[@crownambassador1]

I watched in theatre in 2014 in imax 3d. Amazing experience. I couldn’t stop thinking about the movie for a week

[@BCSide]

About eight years ago a buddy of mine asked me if I wanted to come and watch this film be screened with a live orchestra in a beautiful arena in London called the Royal Albert Hall. Of course I said yes. We rocked up in our everyday student threads and found ourselves surrounded people in evening dress. To give you a sense of the crowd this event had attracted, Johnny Marr of the Smiths was in the queue next to me at the concession (he got Minstrels if I remember rightly). My buddy had neglected to tell me that this was a gala affair - Michael Caine would be acting as the evening's MC, introducing a panel discussion on the physics of Interstellar led by Brian Cox and featuring Chris Nolan, Nobel laureate Kyp Thorne and Hans Zimmer, prefaced by an introduction from Stephen Hawking himself, right there in the flesh. It was a fabulous, elegant and edifying discussion that made it clear what a marriage of thoroughgoing artistic principles and commitment to scientific (or at leas theoretical scientific) realism this film is. And all that was before the movie itself was duly put on before us, with its superb score delivered by the superb orchestra. For this scene, the hall's great pipe organ took centre stage. The sound, amplified by the space, was immense. The docking was the most scintillating in-cinema movie experience I've ever had; it had absolutely obliterating intensity. And on the stroke of what would be 4:15 in this video, the entire crowd burst into a spontaneous ovation. Cheers and applause like I've never seen in a theatre. I'm convinced both Nolan and Zimmer anticipated that the scene would have this effect - that's why those sections of crucial silence are bedded in after it. Unforgettable. Cheers to my buddy Yoan for giving me the chance to experience that.

[@Marco-cl9pb]

I saw this in a theater and OMG the sound made me paralyze biggest eargasm of my life

[@Wayoutthere]

Exactly, I was shocked in awe, If there weren't any seats in front of me I would have pressed my face against the screen

[@Marco-cl9pb]

*****​​ It may not be one of my top 5 favorite movies like Inception and Gladiator but the soundtrack was (fucking) amazing for sure even more watching it in a theater 

[@Jaysus777Live]

hans fucking zimmer

[@Marco-cl9pb]

Jaysus777Live indeed

[@Marco-cl9pb]

***** yep hans zimmer is a genious

[@stefanremund8596]

Notice how Cooper is leaning his head into the spin and remains conscious, while Brand lets her head go with the spin and passes out. This is accurate to how G-Forces work on the human body and shows that Cooper's talent and experience from the old days saved humanity. Tiny details like this are what make me love this movie.

[@adventurekitty101]

Also an actual astronaut reviewed this scene for the movie and said as pilot you tend to take the Gs a bit more. I would post the KZbin video link but the spam filter freaking hates me. I believe it was on WIRED.

[@urbainleverrier1]

@@adventurekitty101 Yeah. Pilots are a bit more accustomed to the g force than those who are not. I believe Dr. Brand was not a trained pilot, just a doctor that was sent because nasa didn't have a lot of choices

[@JoseRRodriguez]

Male biology resist better, statistically, to certain aggressive conditions in space

[@jordannardolillo5920]

That’s Nolan baby

[@andrewbergamann7982]

Brand even does "The Salute" while unconscious 😏

[@adamfull3181]

10 Years later this film aged like fine wine not seen better scene than this in any film it’s absolute masterpiece interstellar

[@Kevinterell]

I come back to This like once a year

[@MrVisde]

The "COME ON TARS!!!" bit still gets me. Humanity bending the will of a machine to rise to the occasion.

[@TheWaffertful]

Woah

[@subsonic9854]

To be fair, I used to use verbal motivation on my NES and SNES all the time before resorting to blowing in the cartridges. Needless to say, TARS rose to the occasion better than my damn consoles.

[@justinchalifoux4424]

The only way to the future is if we can ally ourselves with machines. Scenes like this remind me that it may very well be possible. God, I hope so

[@SKyrim190]

@@justinchalifoux4424 We are already allies of the machines...what are we talking through? lol

[@Skynet_the_AI]

Yes!

[@PriyankGosalia]

Play the docking theme at my funeral and I will undock from my coffin.

[@stevenrobinsonpictures]

haha!

[@sheepyhead0399]

INITIATING SPIN

[@yusyusoff2239]

@초딩신화 Mythkid it is not-

[@Itscomplicatedaf24]

It's not possible But I understand, IT'S NECESSARY

[@OvertheHIL524]

It would be no time for caution.

[@emannxx]

Every now and then you come across scenes in movies that just leave you at a complete loss for words, for how incredibly epic they are. This is one of them.

[@shaanchaudhry5719]

For decades I have been asked what my favorite movie of all time is and I could never answer it bc of the sheer number of films out there that I like. After recently rewatching Interstellar I can say that I believe this is the greatest and most emotional film ever created. There are no words that can accurately describe how it makes me feel when I watch it. It is the ultimate merger of story, acting, visual beauty, and a powerful, haunting soundtrack that becomes its own character.

[@NaughtyNick5]

I agree with everything you just said. I too couldn't choose a favourite film until I watched this. It's an absolute masterpiece which takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. The fact I have two daughters also. I told my partner last week that I want the soundtrack to be played at my funeral

[@Generalkidd]

Just noticed that in both Interstellar and The Martian, Matt Damon is in an airlock that violently decompresses.

[@truetex1175]

+Generalkidd Haha, didn't noticed that! :D

[@chiffmonkey]

+Generalkidd Matt Damon likes airlocks. Airlocks do not like him. The US government have paid ridiculous money for his safe return on three occasions and this time, they failed.

[@tubenachos]

+Generalkidd Watney cannot catch a break.

[@jojameswls4952]

+Generalkidd And in both he was left alone on a planet for an extended period of time.

[@SaintGuardian]

+JoJames Wls Hollywood wants to put Matt Damon on a planet alone for a extended period of time for the good of Earth

[@AACantu11]

Girlfriend: “What are you doing” Me: “Docking”

[@Marc-zv1qy]

lmao

[@lrmcatspaw1]

Did she also have that expression of fear ?

[@peace5417]

Docking while rotating with 68 rpm

[@randall6064]

Omg lol

[@derezzxd8991]

*spinning in the air horizontally above her*

[@jameslong1644]

Cooper's almost instant action shows how much of a badass leader he is all hell just broke loose and he's going to attempt the impossible.

[@alimahh1]

1:14 -"that's not possible" -"Why isn't it possible?" -"It's just not" -"Whyyyyy not you stupid bastard?" One of the most underrated lines in modern cinema❤❤

[@Iztfrd]

The worst part of this scene was that the soundtrack had to end eventually.

[@desipop3654]

Any PTA movie >>> all Nolan movies combined. Still love you Nolan. Hopefully we get character driven films like Prestige again.

[@ani-po1td]

@@desipop3654 I disagree

[@blobber51]

@@ani-po1td I agree

[@kimbaldun]

@@blobber51 I Both

[@blobber51]

@@kimbaldun arms

[@arizonarangerwiththebigiro4285]

Mom: The exam is tomorrow; you can't prepare for it in one night; it is not possible. Me: No, it is necessary.

[@canerovskii]

Armen Vanian ye

[@obertomartello3837]

I actually have an exam tomorrow and in my country it's night time

[@eazy1174]

@@obertomartello3837 how did you do?

[@SuddenHaiku]

STILL FAILS*

[@obertomartello3837]

@@eazy1174 surprisingly well

[@owensuperbot232]

I can watch this scene over and over again, while still getting on the edge of my seat with the hardest goosebumps. Thanks to the brilliant acting and powerful score, this scene *shines* .

[@dailyenzo2735]

“It’s not possible… No, it’s necessary” I literally have been living by this single quote for the past 5 years…

[@darthbandi3026]

I saw this in cinema - it was mind blowing. And still it is - every time I watch this scene I get goosebump.

[@uio890138]

"It's not possible" "No, it's necessary" best lines in the movie.

[@syrslava705]

actually, surprising cliched lines and the worst moment of the scene

[@uio890138]

@@syrslava705 Maybe "Stomp the Yard" is a better movie choice for you.

[@steriskyline4470]

@@uio890138 LOL!! Thank you

[@norreras343]

@@syrslava705 what would you use?

[@licht4808]

@@syrslava705 childish

[@smileyhannah021]

I noticed in the docking scene, anytime you're seeing the ship out in space, it's silent and only the music is what you hear. When you're in the ship, you hear all the bangs from the debris. Nolan is amazing! Such talent and skill to even include those tiny details

[@sohamacharya171]

@@aransjol4668 yes, but this movie wanted to be scientifically accurate.

[@VV-xg5ci]

Thats not a tiny detail. Its one of the basic things when you make movie about space. But either way there is no objection that Nolan is indeed a genius.

[@bassline9303]

Well whatever it is, i think we can all just agree that the fact that he left out sound in the open space scene was very powerful. this movie is a masterpiece so Nolan is a master.

[@bruhwtf2662]

@@sohamacharya171 except for 'love transcends time and space' although after seeing this, kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmfOopSfpZyKiZY it gave me a different way I see it

[@Mantorix]

Sad that he got so much right but also sooo muich wrong in this scene. 1) While docking they get pushed to the left. But the ship is rotating around their head axis. 2) While they push out of orbit (shot outside the ship with the engines running), you still see debris floating around, that is not "accelerating" away (of course it's the Endurance that is accelerating, but still). 3) The energy of the explosion would never ever be enough to make the orbit cross the atmosphere that quickly. I mean you will never park your ship in an orbit that is almost in the stratosphere. And even if... the Endurance would have been significantly pushed towards them. So from a cinematic perspective I absolutely agree this is a masterpiece, but scientific correctness... nah, sadly not.

[@guillaumepetit2910]

what an incredible sequence, I could watch it over and over again

[@pgabrielfreak]

I've lost track of how many times I've watched this scene. An absolute masterpiece, in all ways.

[@rubeng9649]

This scene alone was better than the entire Gravity movie

[@goned216]

Gravity is good, but I have to agree with that

[@drenek1]

Gravity is shit, so I have to agree with that

[@jollyroger2012]

Please don't compare the two. Gravity isn't even in the same league as this movie. I was really excited when it came out. "Finally a good high budget space movie that is supposed to be very realistic" I thought. Then I watched and in the very first scene... The very first minute of the movie my thoughts changed to "you gotta be kidding, wtf is this shit??!?!!" As George Clooney's character (name not even with remembering) was buzzing around the ISS in an EVA suit like a freaking moth around a light bulb at night. I facepalmed at the absurdity of that manouver, but kept watching thinking I could get past it. I couldn't. It got worse. Had I facepalmed much harder, or more often at the rest I would have faced in my skull. Then I watched Interstellar and it made Gravity look like something a two year old came up with. My largest regret is that I can't find the part in my brain responsible for sitting my memory of watching Gravity and remove it... somehow get those two hours of my life back to do something more productive and rewarding... Like watch paint dry.

[@jollyroger2012]

I do agree though... Hell the first five seconds of Interstellar watching the old lady was better than Gravity

[@coffeehigh8624]

@@jollyroger2012 thought the same, wtf was George Clooney doing buzzing around, stupid.

[@dickerpimmel96]

I was 19 years old when this movie came out in germany. I met a girl in hospital and after a week getting out of there, we decided to go to the cinema for our first date (I don't recommend it for a first date btw). However at first we had to choose between this masterpiece and "gone girl". I can remember watching it without ever seeing any trailer, any clip on youtube or even knowing anything about this movie. Every scene, every dialog, the acting, the music, the emotions, and the depth of this movie gave me goosebumbs. This movie was the first to make me feel emotional watching it. Seeing a father, watching her daughter over a screen getting older and older and not being able to hold his promise, while being almost alone in space. When the docking scene began I already forgott that I was on a date. I didn't even thought about her anymore. After the movie my mind was just somewhere else but not with her. I said to her this was probably the best movie I've ever seen in my entire life. She looked at me and said, "eww no". I never texted her again. Moral of the story: don't watch this masterpiece on the first date and choose your partner wisely

[@liesmies6280]

well then you would clearly recommand this movie !! Otherwise who knows how long u might have been stuck with her LLLOL

[@notmo.]

Good choice you made, it's a big red flag to say "eww no" at such a masterpiece. You've probably just wasted your time with her sooner or later anyway.

[@chantakzee]

This movie is the only movie that I actually relieved when they successfully docked and the only movie I applauded after it ended in the cinema, I knew its a movie but its a masterpiece.

[@123455866201Aaron]

What the fuck?

[@deadboylifex]

People think this movie is just another space movie but they’re wrong

[@beauhaeker804]

If someone asked me for a piece of perfect cinematography, I'd present this. The eerie quiet of the explosion, while scientifically accurate, somehow amplifies the severity of the situation, and the camera angles make you feel like you're right there with Cooper and Brand. On top of that you have the soundtrack, which perfectly matches the intermingling of chaos, focus, and precision involved in caputuring the endurance. Every time the music changes rhythm as the two ships syncronize their spin, it makes a lump drop through my throat. I've watched this scene at least 8 timss and it never gets old. To Nolan and Zimmer, I give you my most roaring applause.

[@exosha]

The AI saying "Cooper, this is no time for caution" shortly after his advice to back off, is my favourite line

[@Ascended508]

I love the fact that the stakes were so incredibly high in this moment. If they didn't save the ship, humanity was literally doomed. They NEEDED that ship to accomplish what they set out to do. Cooper risking everything for an impossible maneuver to save humanities last hope is amazing. Certainly one of the most epic moments in modern cinema I've ever seen. And theres no evil villain, no great enemy, no war or major conflict... It's just the reality of space, human nature and our will to survive and save those we love no matter the cost, regardless how impossible the situation might seem. Love truly does conquer all things. Time, space, gravity, even the universe itself can't stand against it.

[@NoBr4in3r]

me just going around asking how this comment doesnt have more likes!!! damn this is good

[@krosmo]

well put!

[@BeBerMonkeySwag]

And he did this to see his daughter again. Love transcends everything.

[@chazburger100]

Awesome

[@TheSokolus]

What i like the most about that scene is how Nolan can show that huge difference between normal human and testing pilot i belive everyone in the cinema were like oh they are doomed what they are gona be doing but testing pilot is different kind they see the way where noone sees it.

[@mr.tambourine739]

This scene without the soundtrack: very good. This scene with the soundtrack: *MASTERPIECE*

[@andrewuk2781]

This soundtrack wihtout the scene: still amazing.

[@sonicboom20078]

The visuals to me are way more astounding than the music. People tend to overpraise soundtracks because they think they don't get enough praise.

[@studypurposeonly69]

@@sonicboom20078 No not how it works. Soundtracks is the soul of the scene which conveys the emotion

[@iam03j32]

@@studypurposeonly69 have to agree

[@jarrellwoods6514]

@@studypurposeonly69 exactly they work together in unison to create something amazing, don’t devalue one or the other

[@AmberGirL87]

Back in 2014 I went to the biggest cinema in my hometown dragged by my aunt who was insisting watching this movie even though I had no interest at all...I'm so fcnk happy I came along, I will never forget the feeling I got during that scene, the music ,the atmosphere ,the emotional rollecoaster ....truly one of the greatest films of the century , visual achievement and storytelling masterpiece

[@ahuman9864]

3:45 …. Such a good touch to show the destroyed part of the endurance. Especially in the shadow. It gave it an erie feel, like looking at footage of an historic catastrophe

[@dawsonmudd9283]

"There is a moment" *Airlock bursts* That scared the shit outta me

[@karthikbalaji3739]

That's all? I was watching this in iMAX and: "there is a moment" *airlock bursts* I peed my pants and hyperventilated and ran out of the theatre and begged my mommy to buy me a lemon drop. Fuck that was awesome

[@dawsonmudd9283]

+Karthik Balaji lol, it was cool ass scene at the same time.

[@PandaDesiigner69]

+Dawson Mudd i saw the movie like 4 times cuz it's awesome and i still shit my pants at that part xD

[@ckwkta88]

+Dawson Mudd it did scare me too.. but at that point of time I am more worried for both of them coz if they dont get the Endurance back they will never have enough fuel to leave that place and die of starvation as most of their supplies are in it. I just love how Nolan was playing with our emotions!

[@LeviForWaifu]

+Dawson Mudd That's why it's so GOOD. Even in the silence of space, it hits you over your head.

[@SAM_1077]

This soundtrack makes this scene 1k times better.

[@jamesiyer4937]

Genius from Hans Zimmer. He got it spot on with Interstellar. The way the organs capture the gravity. Wow

[@Grr8jon]

Is this on any of the soundtracks? I can’t find it.

[@GamingPotatoHD]

It makes the whole movie better

[@holgergronau8340]

Listen to "No time for caution"

[@adamoleksak3528]

Just a little bit

[@ramonrendon2061]

One of the BEST scenes from a movie. “It’s not possible….no… it’s necessary”. Probably the single greatest line I’ve ever heard.

[@SebucYzarcProductions]

I am proud to have lived this masterpiece in an IMAX movie theater, it is an experience that I will never be able to forget and I promised myself that until I completely forgot the movie I would not see it again.

[@asianpersuasion4901]

This movie is NOT something you're supposed to watch while trying to fall asleep. Holy shit, my heart was pumping so damn hard during the movie. Hell, even AFTER the movie ended, I was just laying in bed, eyes wide open, trying to calm down from the intense masterpiece that I just watched.

[@redjive_industries3760]

funnily enough every time I’ve watched this scene has been when I can’t sleep like, you’re not wrong, I’ve just got shitty sleep habits

[@Sea-qv4sd]

Watched this at 3 am with little sleep the prior night. Was an amazing experience everything felt a lot more intense and starry

[@tenji314]

Yeah I watched this movie at night yesterday and I could not fall asleep!

[@zaramzalmay6307]

Sit down! What an exaggerated experience

[@BlackBinderGames]

I use it to wake up in the morning when Im falling asleep at my desk.

[@syahir994]

0:53 when a robot talk like a human and human talk like a robot.

[@stevencui9592]

That's so funny lol

[@octwiz7464]

lol its actually hilarious

[@Mi-dm9if]

Underrated comment 🔥

[@nikhildubey85]

haha

[@jalcome4201]

Funny? I think that’s d e e p

[@erickneedles2251]

I can’t believe this scene isn’t even 5 minutes, so good, so tense

[@waqarahmad-ty6oi]

Goosebumps! Literally goosebumps!!! Everything is perfect, including the cast and specifically the soundtrack!!.

[@Grivian]

Henceforth when anyone asks me what I'm doing I'll answer: "Docking"

[@youmustcreateachanne]

You're unaware of what "docking" is, in common vernacular?

[@ZayanK]

Oh I know what you mean ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@youmustcreateachanne]

UnJayanAndalou Aren't you a naughty one.

[@trigger796]

Sigurd Torvaldsson **bank robbery** Cop: WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! Robber: docking. **going 40 mph in a 70 mph zone on the highway** Person sitting next to you: what are you doing?! Driver: docking

[@1181kunal]

Sigurd Torvaldsson It's necessary

[@shivamsinha5571]

It's not possible...No..it's necessary ! Motivational line for your life..

[@prince-solomon]

Yeah it works really well, especially if you want to become a tyrannical dictator! Never give up!

[@shivamsinha5571]

@@prince-solomon 😂😂 but seriously it works when you have to do something which is do or die like situation

[@sal-pg1gz]

if a thot would've commented this it would've got more likes

[@PedroOliveira10]

Perfect.

[@eazy1174]

@@sal-pg1gz you ain't lying

[@JDnator]

This is still my favorite scene in cinema, everything is just perfect...

[@Infinite-void908]

Christopher Nolan + Han Zimmer= A Masterpiece, which this movie definitely is.

[@hims0912]

Forget about the movie, this scene itself deserves an Oscar of its own

[@Hydrotoxic]

Imagine how less intense this scene would be if some generic action music was playing

[@boiledelephant]

Yeah. My gf and I had the exact same thought when we watched Ad Astra: "man, this film's music just isn't as good as Interstellar". Music makes such a huge difference. Look at how people reacted to 'Time' on the Inception soundtrack.

[@thvnktank4102]

Imagine if it was the SpongeBob music that plays every time mr. Krabs chases Plankton LOL

[@fatherleo4603]

Imagine the Super Mario Bros theme 😂😂😂

[@Pluneto]

Hans Zimmer did amazing with the music!

[@SteelShirt99]

boiledelephant Ad Astra had a phenomenal sound track tho. It was more of psychological character study in space rather than something like Interstellar. It fit the purpose of the film. There wasnt any edge of your seat moments in Ad Astra like this one not even close so I guess the rather subtle score was good

[@TheAlexC]

Love how CASE went from "It's not possible" to snapping Cooper into action with the "This is no time for caution" line. Love the AI/Human team up of this scene; without either, it would not have worked and the mission/mankind would be done for. CASE was needed for rotation and speed calculations, TARS was needed to attach, and Cooper needed to be there to come up with the crazy plan in the first place and insist on going for it despite CASE's conclusion that docking was not possible. It really showed the advantages machine has over man and vice versa, but in a scene where they are working together flawlessly.

[@BeenSauce]

I think that's a point this movie is making too... our perseverance into the future will need this because it is necessary.

[@S6OOL]

Very good comment

[@jakemj03]

Brilliant

[@talk2puvi1]

Saving this comment for future inspiration!!

[@yogeshronte]

Cristopher nolan took a screenshot of this comment.

[@adamfull3181]

One greatest scene in any film ever

[@lomax7871]

It's one of the best movie scenes.

[@mobydick4353]

This shows how soundtrack is important in a movie

[@hshshshshshshs8831]

Amine OussamaXD watch no country for old men and you will see how soundtrack is not important in a movie.

[@laughingman4402]

Amine OussamaXD Didn't Good Bad and Ugly proved that half a century ago

[@bettyconnelly8452]

Amine OussamaXD that is very true

[@Yuliviee]

tic toc tic toc tic toc tic toc tic toc tic toc tic toc tic toc

[@anitelufalemei4200]

There’s a lot of good movies out there but what makes a good movie a GREAT movie is the soundtrack.

[@Tedxplorer]

Brand: “Cooper, what are you doing?” Cooper: “Docking” Brand: 👁👄👁

[@anymate6707]

Bruh best comment 🌚

[@GayRum]

No.

[@crppledizzle9374]

That's her face the entire movie lol

[@Haemoglobuli]

TARS: What´s your humour setting Cooper?"

[@mayankchauhan7558]

@@Haemoglobuli case*

[@paulderose7014]

I can’t wait to see this in IMAX later this year!!

[@A.NZD.]

It’s been 5 years, and let me tell you, the explosion happening before he can finish speaking is truly scary and manages to jump scare me every. Single. Time.

[@JosephJoJoFlores]

Just saw it rn that shit scared me lmao

[@rachmatzulfiqar]

And then the silence, I swear I can fucking hear my heartbeat at that moment. That was an experience, Holy shit

[@jamies7451]

It’s so unconventional too. No screaming explosion, you see it first and then it’s all shown in complete silence. Very novel.

[@gengchen4887]

I rewatched the movie last week in the cinema (they were re-releasing old movies). I knew what would happened, but I was all cramped up and tensed for that explosion to happen.

[@TikiDragon1]

@@gengchen4887 Which country are you in? I think most if not all American theaters are still closed.