Dunkirk - Landing Scene/Interstellar Docking Soundtrack (No time for caution)

Landing scene in the film Dunkirk with the song No Time For Caution by Hans Zimmer of the film Interstellar, both films by director Christopher Nolan
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[raajkumaar]

Wherever u fit the music, the scene becomes epic

[trace]

i love how the 60 bpm in the song synchronized with his attempts to put down his landing gear

[HeadsUpTV]

Bruh to be honest, Tom's plane was the real hero in this movie. Even with almost no fuel, the plane managed to help his people, his country and finally helped him land safely.

[ryancool]

In all the movies I have watched this is my favorite scene ever this deservers more likes

[ffilloux]

It's impossible, yeah it's impossible

[morehond]

Its funny cause Hans Zimmer made the OST for both of these movies

[heintz]

I personally don't understand why he couldn't make a slow, shallow turn back toward the boats and glide down into the water so he could be picked up.

[darkmaster]

Finally, I knew something like this would happen

[darthvader]

Ah finally good editing.. I want you to join the empire

[marmaladeplayz]

Dunkirk movie is amazing u should watch it

[CUBETechie]

Too bad we don't hear also what happened in the scene.
Because it would fit perfect

[evilboy]

I get the music here, I also wondered how there were modern buildings in WW2

[gruntlife]

Can someone put this song to the end dogfight/aerial rescue scene for Air Force 1

[CUBETechie]

It should also contains the regular movie sounds and this as a as to

[ThVictor]

Hello. Do you take this idea from my video?? I did a similar video months before you. I don't care if you did or not its only curiosity.

[dorkmax]

Honestly: awfully timed. The musically tense portions are completely out of sync with the rising action, climax, and falling action of the scene.

[buowerc]

Ok now do Schindler’s list docking scene