'Interstellar' Docking Scene With 'First Man' Moon Landing Music (Justin Hurwitz) [HD]

Fits so well that I just wonder if Damien tracked No Time For Caution into the edit for the moon landing scene 🤔 (and yes there will be an edit of that when First Man comes out on digital). Also the scene itself is quite similar....

Music: "The Landing" by Justin Hurwitz - First Man (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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[NickAlekseyevich]

Really the only two movies inspiring young people for space exploration

[abhinavkapoor]

These two scenes: 'docking from Interstellar' and 'landing from the First Man' are one of the best scenes ever created in history of movie making. Emotions and expressions match to the core on both. Background music so perfect that one can watch with the interchanged/experimented and it fits right in. Its just Spine Chilling...

[cleverusername]

Dr Mann: "There is a moment-"
Loki: "....I'm listening..."

[wknowlesfilm]

Haha I love this. Nowhere near the original score but interesting! Landing scene in first man was amazing.

[Gever_Gracio]

"There is a moment"
~Dr. Mann

[lukassanchez]

This is fantastic! However, I do believe that there is a certain intensity of Interstellar's score, perhaps the 60bpm, perhaps the fact that the chords are not resolved at the end of the phrase, that gives it that edge. But this is fantastic work and I'm glad people find ways of combining great movies and great scores.

[Astra]

Keep it on ! First Man and Interstellar fusion that's what I also imagine

[wittyroark]

The robots in this movie were amazing.
TARS & CASE had more emotions & context than many actors

[rainbownote]

This was probably one of the best scenes in the movie, in my opinion. They came across so many problems, including the station spinning out of control and finding a way to conceal it. They had to match their speed to how fast the station was rotating, and at the same time they were docking while they were trying to stop it from spinning, and it was a success!! Think of how hard it would be if you were the person doing that. It may look easy, but it's a lot harder than it seems.

[albrtyy]

Nice job. I shouldn't have been surprised that somebody did this comparison by actually swapping the music with the pivotal scenes. Thanks for the upload

[글렌-rr]

REAL AWESOME. I like both of them. The docking scene and The landing scene's music. Maybe i watch this video EVERYDAY

[badexwong]

it's a match!!!!whoever did this, you just did a great job!!!

[aravind]

I never knew I wanted this and now I can't stop replaying it!

[hectorricardodelacruzmonte]

I dont know how you did it
BUT YOU DID IT!!

[donnyhh]

At first I was like, “no, I prefer the original” but after, it was like, whoa that actually fits really well.

[drewsmith]

When I first saw the moon landing scene in First Man, it reminded me of the docking scene from Interstellar. I knew this would happen soon enough.

[grithom]

That was an interesting study and very well matched with your edit! A little more hopeful sounding than no time for caution but somehow just as epic. I didn’t think that sequence could improve, but this is so close, just a slightly different tone. Cool!

[wittyroark]

Great work.. perfect match at important moments

[이예이-is]

you are so awesome to make this awesome video with this awesome idea! thanks a lot!!

[altindagliz]

Wow wow im happy that im not only who got the feeling when i was watching first man moon landing scene and that music in the background i had the feeling like i was watching interstellar docking scene.