It's perfect

OMG.

i like putting in interstellar sound track while playing no man's sky

I play it in my classroom during independent work time. Most of the songs are great for concentration

I just attempted to after my 4th rewatch yesterday I must say. I’m still half way trying to get through it. I was really into Cornfield chase years back, but after this rewatch Dust is getting to me.

Yeah, I used to own the vinyl record

All the time. Hans Zimmer had a concert here recently. His concert movie comes out next weekend

Do it at least once or twice a week. Wonderful music and has a calming effect(except for Coward and No Time for Caution)

Big fan of interstellar, went to a hanz zimmer concert less than a month ago.

It even gave me the idea to watch every movie hanz zimmer made the soundtrack for

edit : to answer the question, the music improve a lot the movie, it wouldn’t be the same without it

Soundtrack was the single most important aspect of the movie. There’s a reason Nolan mixed it the way he did. I’ve even seen signs outside theatres saying “there’s nothing wrong with the film, the director mixed the audio that way intentionally.”

For that reason, believe it or not the best way to watch is on your phone with WIRED headphones that get loud! This is bc you will hear things you normally don’t and the soundtrack is at its most powerful. I’m telling you, it can be a better experience than IMAX. Definitely better than on your TV unless you’ve got a hell if a sound system

33%

Massively impactful

I listen to a lot of scores and realized after I finally saw interstellar that I haven’t listened to a lot of Hans Zimmer despite being familiar with his name. Anyway interstellar is one fine score, the movie would not be the same without it.

I can't quite hear Interstellar without hearing Philip Glass's Prophesies (from his score to Koyaanisqatsi):

https://youtu.be/Zjyqg97lj3w?si=a_cykq0Tw51OJ6L1

Sticking with Glass...

North Star from the album of the same name:

https://youtu.be/UfUki5sFZmw?si=xdISxSx-jSbZymf0

And Floe from Glassworks:

https://youtu.be/P_GF5XS9ImQ?si=7XxHr_HUIuj8IhZu

Some works by Messiaen and Jehan Alain have a similar feel. Not tuneful but more recording of sounds in nature.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UII6s-Xwikg

I wish all of these were in iTunes.

Still say my favorite score is No Time for Caution.

Flac versions of all of these are on a post I made 4 months ago in this sub. I would link but I'm on mobile rn.

You are a gentleman and a scholar. Thank you.

S.T.A.Y makes me sad

I would LOVE if they came out with a collector's edition of the full score. My sister was listening to it on Pandora a few weeks ago and there were songs on there that I didn't know existed!

Similarly, Arrival is a masterpiece and the score is incredible in there also.

I enjoyed Gravity (and I have seen it more than just once) but the score is forgettable. I can’t even remember how it goes ����‍♂️. Either way, it is certainly not comparable to Interstellar’s which immediately grabbed you and stayed with you long after the credits rolled.

I know Gravity is a good film by itself, but I always disliked how it was glorified as one of the best space movies and also how many awards were showered upon it. Guess, I'll try to give it a listen with an open mind ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

You lost me at realistic, the physics is nowhere near what it would be in space. Don't let that spoil your enjoyment of the movie though.

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll definitely check it out :)

I watched Gravity too and it was one of the worst films I've ever seen. Don't get me wrong, the idea and story is interesting, but SO MANY inaccurate details that make no sense at all. Half the movie I just couldn't even focus on the story. Anybody else who has the same opinion about the film here?

Eu gostei

i know i can't beat the amazing original soundtrack, but this is my own take on it:)

Space movie is exactly where one should go crazy with the soundtrack tbh.

"just a space movie"

Not just amazing, but using a like 300 year old church pipe organ.

/savevideo

On a lighter note, If it was just a space movie I don't have have a reason to watch a second of it except for Nolan's name. The movie and it's emotions demand such music :).

When I was watching it for the first time, I was so immersed in the characters and story that I didn't care for music. It is only during my rewatch that I became fan of its music.

Damn on Apple Music I am at about 3,000 Zimmer minutes this year. Wonder what my percentage would be!

If you live in phoenix:

https://scottsdalearts.org/event/a-celebration-of-film-music/