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Say what you will about the movie Interstellar, this track from the soundtrack is top notch
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Here's what I want to say: why is it so hard to find on a streaming service without paying extra? Only watched it once and I can't ever stumble upon it.
I have cable, HBO, netflix, hulu and prime but I look for it, randomly and been never find it.
And I don't want to pay extra.
I have cable, HBO, netflix, hulu and prime but I look for it, randomly and been never find it.
And I don't want to pay extra.
It's on Netflix here in Europe so it might be a regional licensing issue but it's also on Prime Video.
I still don't care about any of the logic or pseudo-science or whatever it may be. There's an emotional 'movement' to that movie that's so unique and affecting. This never happens but that movie made me heave with sobs in the movie theater, I could barely contain some total crying meltdown. I've seen it twice since and it's one of those movies I just let wash over me.
And more on topic, the soundtrack is unbelievably beautiful. The inclusion of church organs was fucking brilliant.
Yeah for sure, there's a bunch of mumbo jump thats also hard to hear but just don't think twice about it and invest in the characters, that part where he tunes in to Murph growing up every time he turns on that recording and him crying breaks me every time.
Is there a genre for this type of space music?
Could listen to stuff like this and the Mass Effect soundtracks all day.
Could listen to stuff like this and the Mass Effect soundtracks all day.
Nah, Conan the Barbarian not winning for its musical score at the Oscars is a far worse snub.
yeah Hans Zimmer was at his peak in this movie, some really emotional tracks. I also find myself sobbing at certain moments in the movie and I pretty much never cry. Its interesting to see how Nolan goes from emotional movies like Memento, TDK, Inception, and Interstellar while I find his last two movies to be fairly dry and disconnected.
I don't know what the hell he tapped into acting-wise for that scene but I've never felt that affected by an actor crying on-screen. I don't know shit about acting but he really let loose there and it felt like it reached out of the screen.
This is the truth. But interstellar's music really made that movie.
Thanks for checking. Not on netflix in the US. Have to rent on prime video.
I prefer No Time For Caution and other songs from the soundtrack, but it's still a great album. That and Man of Steel I think are my two favorite ost of his.
fucking love the movie and soundtrack. It and Reznors girl with the dragon tattoo are my favorite soundtracks ever.
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Conan the Barbarian sndtrk was amazing but the one saving grace for Destroyer was this track. That change at 3:46...
The whole concept of a barren, lifeless planet with its entire surface covered with knee-high water that is wracked by mountain-high waves and where time moves slower than our world is just peak sci-fi to me. The sense of utter desolation I got when they were on that planet was palpable, and one of the greatest cinematic experiences of my life. Zimmer's score had a hell of a lot to do with it, too.
Say what you will about this movie, it's not very often that an original movie jumps its own shark before the end credits roll. Usually you gotta wait a few sequels for that.
No Time For Caution is one of my favorite Zimmer tracks.
No Time For Caution is one of my favorite Zimmer tracks.
Nice to see some love for the movie as well in here. I know the movie and Nolan get a lot of hate but I don't give a fuck. This movie is a masterpiece, and the emotion/connection I felt in some of those scenes are unparalleled. So good
I think it was jointly distributed by WB and Paramount, so there could be some licensing issues with streaming services. Even redeeming the digital code was a pain iirc. Maybe it'll show up on Paramount +?
