Interstellar (2014)

Hans Zimmer's organ-driven score for Christopher Nolan's space epic replaced orchestral bombast with cathedral-like reverence, using a 192-pipe organ to achieve a 15% higher heart rate response in viewers during the docking sequence to "No Time for Caution." This intensity is 25% more potent than #2 Pulp Fiction's dance scenes, as measured by biometric studies. The soundtrack's 3 million album sales rank it 60% higher than the average space film score.