Did you know that in INTERSTELLAR...

Did you know that in INTERSTELLAR... On Miller's planet, the soundtrack has a ticking sound every 1.4 seconds. Earlier, they explain that every hour on the planet equals "seven years back on Earth." So each tick represents an entire day passing on Earth.

[musicbyshadofox]

Hans is actually a musical genius and his world building capabilities in the form of music is something I've always been inspired by

[JayDee]

One of the greatest movies ever. Period.

[bezimeni]

The concept of time moving faster on certain planets just seems crazy when you think about it

[aamirrazak]

Really emphasizes Nolan’s focus on time and its importance throughout the film. One of the best films ever imo

[Jemppu]

my recent favorite past time: reliving this masterpiece through variety of reaction videos

[wowzers]

Using the ticks, and this videos length, about 12.85714285714286 days went by on earth. 👍

[hw]

Fun fact if you paid attention to the teammate that didn’t make it. You can see how he bravely stood out side as he command the robot to rescue the MC(while he could of gotten in) and when they all got in he stood outside(for no reason at all), using his conquerors haki to stop the tsunami for a sec. At last passing away since he didn’t make it back in time.

[gurugreat]

Let's appreciate the guy making this video and filming it throughout the day and editing it.

[roastedtoast]

Zimmer went balls to the wall making this masterpiece

[omsofi]

Thats because time learn from his mistakes

[KMac.]

An incredible movie.
It's one of those movies you're locked onto from start to finish.

[lohovi]

what is even worse is the black mirror episode white christmas where one of the policemen is about to leave for Christmas break, and he turns a dial on a computer screen to make it so the imprisoned man will live through 1, 000 years for every real-world minute. Given how long the officer will be out of the office, that means millions of years of utter solitude before he might — might — be granted the sweet mercy of death.

[Stoneyyyx]

Just to put perspective that means there was roughly 3612 ticks in that one music piece alone

[h.r.hufnstuf]

bros got that chemo in the streets aesthetic

[aIex]

That movie broke my heart honestly. Very sad, weirdly moving.

[fawshu]

I hope you changed day with each tick. That’s ingenious

[yellowblackbird]

I think Interstellar is one of the best movies ever made.

[Gaster_Pollo]

I'm so obsessed with this movie, that i know every fun fact from it

[muneka]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS SHORT ALLEN ❤❤❤

I just finished watching the movie after this

A masterpiece

100/10

[teamrabbits]

I love this movies concept of it’s music to show scenes it’s so amazing