'Interstellar' winning the Oscar® for Visual Effects

Ansel Elgort and Chloë Grace Moretz presenting Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, Ian Hunter and Scott Fisher with the Oscar® for Best Visual Effects for "Interstellar" at the 87th Oscars® in 2015.

[markb]

Interstellar should've won best soundtrack

[diegoc]

Interstellar deserved way more nominations, like best director for Nolan, or best actor for Matthew, he was nuts (in my opinion way better than last year's Dallas Buyers Club). Really enjoyed the movie.

[hechanova]

Just imagine the number of kids that decided to pursue a science career because of Interstellar and its awesome visual effects.

[brandonhowe]

Honestly, I'm still salty that it didn't win best original score as well.

[PVivekmca]

who needs Oscars Christopher Nolan won people's heart which is bigger than so called Oscar

[Cinemabuff]

Interstellar deserved more nominations and wins for different Oscars. It had an incredible score, acting, directing, and it should have been nominated for Best Picture. Christopher Nolan deserves much more for his incredible talent and hard work.

[prathyushpv]

Those 6 seconds of the Interstellar soundtrack gives me goosebumps

[jorgeandrew]

Interstellar, THE BEST MOVIE in these years.

[Xddddndnesnenenne]

- Original Score
- Cinematography
-visual effects
- Film Editing
- Sound Editing
- Sound Mixing
- production design
- Original Screenplay
- Best directing
- Best Picture

Those are 10 nominations

[Cosmicx]

1 oscar win and 5 nominations? No nomination for Best Picture? No nomination for Best Directing? No nomination for Best Actor? What a joke! I mean, I really liked the other movies: Grand Budapest Hotel, Birdman etc. but not even a nomination for this masterpiece? It seems to me that the Academy hates Nolan for whatever reason. Again, what a fucking joke. It's even worse regarding the Golden Globes: 1 nomination! That's it.

[kanlk]

1:35 "list of things to do in my life": win an oscar, scratched

[AjayBhargavva]

Oscars sucks. Interstellar deserved Best picture, Best original score, Best director !

[AnotherCamilo]

I really loved the Interstellar music played by that orchestra when the movie won. Such a shame that this video cut it out.

[jwelch]

Interstellar has great visual effects better than other films.

[АлиханСундет-вм]

1:35 Oh, I'm at the Oscar stage. It's about time to finish my sudoku or smth...

[filmtoppings]

"Thank you to Chris Nolan"
That right there is music to my ears

[spongesa]

I am surprised Interstellar wasn't nominated but Gravity was. I'm not saying it should win best picture but it deserve some big nominations. Same goes for the best director with Christopher Nolan.

[julianvaldiviezo]

It’s 2021 and I’ve seen interstellar for the first time and it came out in 2014, I’m very disappointed it took me 8 years to find such an amazing film, greatest film I’ve ever seen. What upsets me more is it’s been 8 years and it kills me knowing Brand is alone in our new universe. We NEED INTERSTELLAR 2 ASAP!!!

[flip]

Interstellar definitely had the best visual effects... but for those who are criticizing X-Men Days of Future Past should realize something. The award for for visual effects is not awarded to flashy effect driven movies but rather for technical achievement, innovation and use of effects as an art form to enhance the film. So even though Edge of Tomorrow did have great visuals, it is nowhere in the same league of innovation as the sequence with Quicksilver in the kitchen. That one sequence alone should be considered a visual highlight... but with that being said.. Interstellar had amazing photographic and practical visual effects.

[satishkumarsajjan]

Interstellar is out of the world movie and it deserves more than Oscars, that's love.. and it earned it infinitely..