00:00​ - 2:23​ Cornfield Chase 2:24​ - 3:26​ Day One 3:29​ - 6:20​ Stay 6:22​ - 9:58​ Mountains 9:50​ - 13:09​ Coward 13:10​ - 16:35​ No Time For Caution 16:36​ - 19:29​ Detach 19:30​ - 22:57​ Quantifiable Connection 22:58​ - 25:53​ Where We're Going

I want to watch this movie for the first time again...

How did this score NOT win the Oscar????

We are lucky to be alive when this movie came out in theaters

My wife is in hospital for 2 weeks now ,I am now 55 and we have been together since I was 18 years old ,listening to this song daily as my comfort song knowing he will not fail me and she will make a full recovery.

Honestly this is, to me, the best soundtrack ever made, in one of the best movies ever made. When I went to see this movie the first time with my friends, one of them said: 'How awesome is this film', on which I immediately replied 'Shut Up!'. It might have it's flaws, like all movies, but when I saw it for the first time, I lost track of everything around me, there was no break, the movie took almost 3 hours, but I was so focussed that I didn't notice it. Not once did I look at the oner people sitting next to me, not once did I think 'I'm hungry' or 'I need to go to the bathroom'. With Matthew McConaughey I went on this journey, and I loved every piece of it. Only a month later, I went again with my family, I think I even cursed at someone who said the music was too loud. And yet again, I did not get bored. I have now seen this movie three times, it is one of my favorite movies of all time, if not my favorite. It actually inspired me to go study Space and Aircraft Technology. I still use the music for when I'm making homework, or jogging, and the day I will stop listening to this incredible masterpiece and not wonder about the unexplored universe around us, will be a sad day.

I dont call it "movie" I call it Masterpiece.

It's 2020, still listening....

I don't know whether Hans Zimmer is the Christopher Nolan of Music or whether Christopher Nolan is the Hans Zimmer of movies...

"Because my dad promised me".

"Masterpiece" isn't enough to describe this film! Even after 2 yrs, no other movie has replaced this movie as my "BEST"! Edit: 2020 is in and Interstellar is still not dethroned. Fingers crossed for Tenet. Edit2: Got to watch in IMAX in November 2020. It was released again and it was magical. The best experience I have ever had.

ok if hans doesnt deserve an oscar, give him nobel for medicine, for healing all souls!!!!

How... This music captured a father missing his own daughter, the vastness, mystery and beauty of space, the dire of the situation, and the hope for humanity all at the same time. Im not fucking around this is some magical shit.

No other soundtrack can make you feel this type of way

The use of organ for this OST is pure genius.

Cooper: Hey TARS, what's your honesty parameter? Tars: 90 Percent Cooper: 90 percent? Tars: Absolute honesty isn't always the most diplomatic nor the safest form of communication with emotional beings. Cooper: Okay, 90 percent it is.

The music itself is enough to imagine about space and objects. Its a freaking interesting piece of science and laws of physics. Cant stop listening to this music .. Its a movie of the millennium..

This movie shifted the consciousness of the average person who watched it while all the other movies distract, this one makes you actually think. one of my all time favorites for DAM sure

Listening to this while studying Physics.Feel like I am going to save humanity lol

5 years since this was released, and still listening everyday. Again and forever! Anyone?

Listening in 2019 and forever

The Epicness Starts form 00:01 and Ends at 25:53...

I wish I could erase this music from my memory.... so I could experience listening to it for the first time again!

If you didn't watch this movie in the cinemas you lost an experience that you'll probably never feel again. The only thing that could make it better would be watching it in an IMAX. The sound is so important in this movie. And you need those large speakers to make such vibrations possible. I remember the whole cinema hall vibrating while another screening of Interstellar was going on above us. Those vibrations were key.

8:22 to 10:00 are the most hair-raising sounds I've heard in my entire freakin' life! AWESOME

Make him stay Murph ! Don't let me leave Murph ! ),:

"Cooper, it's not possible!" "No, it is necessary."

For Next 100 years no other thing can replace this masterpiece...

No matter how many times I watch this movie, that final scene when he reunites with Murph makes my eyes tear up!

I have 2 Months listening to these soundtracks and never get tired. Best for concentration

Tars: But Cooper, that's impossible Cooper: No, it's necessary

TARS: “That’s impossible” Cooper: “No it’s necessary”

i’m so glad i was born in 2005. this decade is about to end soon, but this was an amazing one. i’m not sure if we’ll live through another decade, but if we do, i’m coming back to this comment and editing it, filling everyone in on my life.

Hans Zimmer is spectacular!

if each 1 Hour = 7 years in Earth so each second = 16.8 hour in earth OOOH MY GOD !!!!! just imagine that !!!!

5 years later Still can’t get over this movie

This the kind of movies that you want to forget in order to rewatching and feel the same emotions as the first time

Murphy: Because my dad promise me. *Try not to cry.* *Cries a lot*

Set humour level to 95% SELF DESTRUCT IN 6...5...4...3... Set humour level to 65% I laughed my ass off to that!

Hans Zimmer was touched by the gods when he composed this masterpiece.

Crazy to see how many people on this thread share the common experience of having your perspective on life shifted by both this movie and music. Salute to all of you all.

The pipe organ, so epic.

Can't say how much this soundtrack gives me the chills. Phenomenal. Genius. One of the greatest movies ever.

2020 and still here we are. This masterpiece is something that will last forever through time and space.

the arrangement of this piece was what inspired me to get back into playing the piano.

This movie was a psychological masterpiece in every aspect, The music, The Acting, The story, The direction countless tiny details. Putting words together to praise this move is impossible, A masterpiece for many decades to come for sure that is!

One of the BEST movies ever. The haters who say it is too complicated dont have the minds to understand it.

"You haven't been tested as much as I have. No man has." I loved that line.

This is music that lifts us out of the density of life. It's for our inner cosmic traveler we have ignored for too long.

Listened to this while taking a crap. Most intense crap I have ever had. Felt like my crap depended on earth's survival.

Having a Hans Zimmer ad on the Interstellar Soundtrack video. Yes.

A movie is nothing without a great atmospheric score, really brings it alive

10/4/19 - Black hole picture captured for first time in space breakthrough !! Thank you Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein. Your theories were correct!!!

I will be playing this nonstop when i get No Mans Sky

i want to listen it before to die...hoping to go in a better place......seeing all my moments of the past on my mind....amen

Priceless, breathless, melancholic, nostalgic, sad, hopeful, joyful... So many emotions in one simple combination of sounds. Thank god we have music in this world, without it I would be dead already... This music fits perfectly to this quote: Time is free, but it's priceless. You can't own it, but you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it. Once you've lost it you can never get it back.

I found it simply PERFECT, I am Brazilian, clarinetist from my city, and I find this soundtrack simply PERFECT(sorry if I wrote something wrong, I haven't finished my English course yet)

I've never watched a film that made me think so much. I can honestly say I think this is the best movie and soundtrack ever created. Instant goosebumps hearing this. Must watch the film again soon. Thankyou Christopher and Hans.

Hans zimmer is a fucking genius.

I cannot express how much this movie has impacted my life. No words.

"Earlier we used to look up and wonder at our place in the stars Now we just look down and worry about our place in the dirt "

the music is literally breathtaking !

I saw this movie for my first time in Imax, it was the greatest day of my life

Me and my dad loves Interstellar, this music is for the movie AWESOME !

It’s 2021, living in Texas during a super big winter storm this soundtrack just feels so surreal. In the movie with the blight it really just makes me think of our world today.

It's so incredible that Zimmer decided to use an organ out of all instruments!

"As you watch the world crumble beneath your feet, you begin to comprehend the meaning of everything your family has sacrificed to let you reach this point, and you remember all the happy and sad experiences, the arguments and tears, the questions of 'can I go on like this'. you know they lied when they told you they were going to meet you on the other side.

I watched it during the pandemic. I became interested in stars and planets, and this movie appeared on my recommendations on 2020. I skipped online classes only to watch this masterpiece. Couldnt believe it lasted 3 hs and the amount of tears that came down my cheeks. ❤

I just re-watched this movie. The best and most epic movie and soundtrack ever! I am still awestruck by this masterpiece!

This is a movie I can watch over and over

The three rules of Interstellar: - *watch the movie* - *try not to cry* - *cry a lot*

Amazing in anytime, anywhere, forever and ever... The best movie and wonderful soundtrack! Love Interstellar!

"It's not possible" "no, it's necessary" instant goose bumps

"Man-kind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here." I say that so much. I love it.

so dope how in the water world the music represents a clock ticking quietly and the longer they are there it gets louder and more violent bc every hour there is 7 years earth time

I can't explain why, because I don't know why, but this music, and this film touch me in a way no other film or score has ever done. I feel as if this is trying to speak to me in a way I don't yet understand. I'm sure I'm not alone.. I should add I'm not usually prone to over-hyping films, as I don't watch that many tbh, but this for me will always be the best film of all time. Mind you, I always see 11:11 on clocks and wonder what that means.....!!!!!

For some reason i believe people who suffered some really hard times in their lives will fully get how genius this truly is. It gives you the happyness and sadness all it once.

This soundtrack reminds me the last conversation between Cooper and Murphy where she told that no parent should see their children die in front of them. That one emotional scene still stuck in my mind. Then there are lot of moments which we don't know how we will react if we get through this, for example, when Cooper saw all the last 23 years video msgs he was happy, sad, frustrated all at the same time.

...TARS : "settings . General settings. Security settings. Coop: "humor 65%. TARS: "self-destruct in T - 10...9...8 Coop:" you want 50%" TARS: " knock knock"

14:36 when the pipe organ come in and 15:12 when the strings comes in!! Goosebumps. Hans Zimmer is a genius

I just watched this movie for the first time yesterday and it is automatically one of my most favorite movies of all time.

Hans Zimmer is definitely one of the best music composers of all time!

I doubt many will read this, but this song inspired me to write this. Time is one of those strange things in life. It is constant. Always passing by you. An invisible force that in our world we can't see. Maybe one day we will be able to traverse time, like we can our other dimensions. Until then, live in the moment. Enjoy your moments you have with friends, family, strangers. Enjoy the seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years, decades, and your life. Try and impact as many people as you can. Interact with everyone. You never know whether that person walking on the other side of the street will be your best friend or not. Live and cherish every part of time, for one day, our time will be up, and nothing will be left of us but the feint memory of us that lives in those we have touched.

Its not a movie .. its something will live with you forever

I just can not describe how much i love this film.

Don't let me leave like this Murph! 😢😢😭😭

This soundtrack makes math feel awesome.

This soundtrack really is stellar

The movie was so inspirational! The symphony gives me chills....

Those are not mountains... they're waves...

DON'T LET ME LEAVE MURPHY

Girlfriend: What's the best day of your life Me: When I saw this in IMAX

This song makes me think of what beauty space brings us and how fascinating and unknown it is.

Interesting fact about interstellar; the black hole was simulated based off an engine that was physically acurate. Because of this, they could not just render thextures and polygons, like they would for a game, but instead accurately simulated the physics of a black hole. This meant it took MASSIVE horsepower to render it. It took about 150 insanely powerful render machines (I dint know the exact specs, but I assume quad xeons tesla compute card and the like) 40 minutes to render A SINGLE FRAME. yeah that might not sound like a lot, but go ahead and do the maths. Movie is 24 frames per second, and the black hole is on screen for about 35 minutes. 40x24x60x30. That'll get you 1,728,000 hours of the render farm working non stop to render the black hole. To put it in perspective, that's 1200 days, or 172 weeks or 3.2 years.

I was at a very low point in my life when I watched Interstellar. I was alone in the theater and in my life. This movie and this music made me feel like hope was possible not just in my life but for all of us. I've never openly wept like I did for Interstellar and I'm not sure anything will affect me the same way, but I'm so thankful this exists.

Oh God!! The soundtrack makes me feel electricity every time i hear it, Hans Zimmer is so amazing and this soundtrack is so perfect for the movie it fits perfectly to every scene. Thanks for this piece of art.

8:22 Easily one of the best moments of the movie! " Those aren't mountains... There waves! "

Damn, I wish I knew people that liked this type of music.

I'm not crying my eyes are just sweaty..

Hans zimmer truly captured the fear of the unknown conflicting with human curiosity. This will always be my favorite OST of all time from any media