The score is perfect, the acting is incredible, the story is absolutely heart wrenching. 05 Nov 2014 (42 Songs) Soundtracks. The video featured a dramatic re-staging of the scene, complete with soundtrack, substituting a USB cable and port for the ship and satellite. He floats and we see some lights in the distance.

The soundtrack garnered critical acclaim. Anyone know which is the difference? Interstellar: (Hans Zimmer) Truly thought-provoking science fiction bonanzas on the big screen are a relative rarity in an age when any low budget production can throw together some space-faring fantasy or nightmare, yet director Christopher Nolan manages with 2014's epic Interstellar to combine the realms of science and entertainment to outstanding critical and popular results. Interstellar: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is the soundtrack album to the 2014 film Interstellar directed by Christopher Nolan.
The film score is composed by Hans Zimmer who previously scored Nolan's Batman film trilogy and Inception. I guess that being a parent also helps in getting into Cooper's head somehow and empathize more with him. Interstellar: The Docking Scene (John Ashton Thomas arrangement) (track 9) part of: Interstellar ... Imperfect Lock (Interstellar) (track 8) I’m Going Home (Interstellar) (track 6) No Need to Come Back (Interstellar) (track 2) No Time for Caution (Interstellar) (track 9) S.T.A.Y. This is also the first movie in which I saw my GF crying at the cinema. ...too late. He's manually maneuvered the ship into docking position, but ignores the computer's warnings of "imperfect lock" and we see the docking pincers attempting to grab but failing to lock in. Just holy shit.

At the time of this movie's release, Matthew McConaughey was the most recent winner of the Best Actor Oscar for Dallas Buyers Club (2013). I even started crying later when I was describing the movie to my mom. Imperfect Lock (DE): Mann imperfectly locking the ranger. "DO NOT OPEN THE HATCH, I REPEAT." Interstellar (2014) Soundtrack. I forgot how brutally emotional the movie is, and balled my eyes out I think 4 times. Docking scene was brilliant also. ), and is quickly plopped out by Saturn.

The additional material fills in some important gaps within the score. What Happens Now: Cooper speculates on 5D beings as they close the tesseract... "What happens now?"

Order By Name Order By Artist ... Imperfect Lock. Most notably, it re-inserts the wonderful ‘Flying Drone’ cue from one early scene (following ‘Cornfield Chase’) and another important sequence from story’s climax (‘Imperfect Lock’).