Interstellar parking

Top tier maneuvers.

Music from the movie ''Interstellar'':
Interstellar Docking Scene Music - No Time For Caution - Hans Zimmer

[panji]

"Analyze the parking area's space"
"Mom, what are you doing?"

" *Parking* "

[ACapella]

- Hey babe, why are u so late ?
- Sorry, I was trapped in a multidimensional parking lot

[promiscuouscrab]

Security Guard 1: *”What is she doing?”*
Security Guard 2: *”She’s beginning to believe.”*

[RandolphTheWhite]

Passenger: "it's not possible"

Driver: "no, it's necessary"

[gabrieljabitel]

"It's not possible"
"No, it's necessary"

[kartikmessner]

Stop judging her.The parking lot was a 5 dimensional representation of a 3 dimensional reality.

[DanTasticEntertainment]

“Do not go gently into that rear bumper....”

[miwoj]

i like how music is synchronized with the clock. gives it sense of urgency.

[sexehtaiga]

You people don't seem to realize the parking lot was spinning at 68 RPM. It's actually really impressive she got out of there in like 4 minutes.

[malkodetence]

Her husband: I've been waiting for years
She: How many
Him: 23 years, 6 months and 4 days

[blueburnt]

Nobody can make a person watch the whole 4 minutes.
Hans Zimmer: Hold my recorder

[daviduribe]

Passenger: YOU CAN'T GET OUT OF THIS PARKING SPACE IT'S IMPOSSIBLE
Driver: it's necessary

[babakht]

-Honey, you're late again
-Sorry my car was trapped in a really really tight parking spot

[indahf.freztiyana]

*"This little maneuver gonna costs us 51 years...!"*

[TR]

When she is finished parking her children would have been 21 years older .

[seeifthisoneworks]

Due to relativity, it took the driver 30 years to get out of there.

[thelants]

"What are you doing???"

*"Docking"*

[perpetualmotion]

where I live, people invented this really great thing called a license and in order to get it, you´ll actually have to be able to drive.

[friendlyneighbourhoodplatypus]

This isn’t bad driving, it’s an achievement.

[enertronik]

An absolutely incredible piece of work. Fantastic musical score, and phenomenal cast that really makes you wonder "are they acting, or is this real?", and a riveting plot line that kept me glued to the edge of my seat. Just when you think it can't get any more intense, you realize that the director has decided to take this even farther. This film really was about taking a normal everyday occurrence, and making it as difficult as humanly possible. I literally could not have exited this parking stall with this level of creativity. Brilliant!