Dune: Part Two Soundtrack | Beginnings Are Such Delicate Times - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Beginnings Are Such Delicate Times, from the #OfficialSoundtrack of Dune: Part Two
Music by Hans Zimmer
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Tracklist:
1. Beginnings Are Such Delicate Times
2. Eclipse
3. The Sietch
4. Water of Life
5. A Time of Quiet Between the Storms
6. Harvester Attack
7. Worm Ride
8. Ornithopter Attack
9. Each Man Is a Little War
10. Harkonnen Arena
11. Spice
12. Seduction
13. Never Lose Me
14. Travel South
15. Paul Drinks
16. Resurrection
17. Arrival
18. Southern Messiah
19. The Emperor
20. Worm Army
21. Gurney Battle
22. You Fought Well
23. Kiss the Ring
24. Only I Will Remain
25. Lisan al Gaib
About Dune: Part Two:
The saga continues as award-winning filmmaker Denis Villeneuve embarks on “Dune: Part Two,” the next chapter of Frank Herbert’s celebrated novel Dune, with an expanded all-star international ensemble cast. The film, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, is the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s six-time Academy Award-winning “Dune.” “Dune: Part Two” will explore the mythic journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the known universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.
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This wasn't a movie, it was an unforgettable journey
I wept in the theater. I was enamored that someone had adapted something I adore so well.
Movies can be incredible journeys
totally agree man
Salut à toi Wankul
@@timdupin972 Wankil Crazy RPZ
I don’t know exactly yet but this movie changed something inside of me.
This was absolutely insane and breathtaking. Now I understand the person who watched Lord of the Rings daily. This movie is hust breathtaking, i can‘t understand how this exists. I wish every movie would be this great, from now on a lot of things will feel empty.
Me too. I'm haunted by that film and I read all the books.
@@mikeyuskiw3477 Me too. I love that there are so many other fans of the films - I bet some day I will get to see like a special fan screening of both parts back to back. With toilet break in between though.
The music has a haunting quality, just like the books. Paul's melancholia at his destiny and an essence of the endless beauty of Arrakis and its people... i feel all of this present in this tune. It has changed me too.. forever.. if this is the last piece of music I hear before I die? I'll die happy.
I had the same feeling when I watched Bladerunner 2049 over and over again.
@@arturobandini8164 If that's not a sign Denis is the modern master of Sci-Fi film, then I don't know what is. How does he do it? Arrival, 2049, Dune Pt I and Pt II, now he's tackling an Arthur C. Clarke novel with Rendezvous with Rama.
In my opinion, this is one of the best songs Hans Zimmer has ever written. Watched a double screening of Dune and Dune: Part Two last night in New Zealand, it was awesome, loved hearing this play 😁
When exactly in the movie did it play?
@DonovanGG__ not sure if it was this exact song but this melodic theme played in the final scene with Paul
Would need to rewatch it.@@DonovanGG__
@@DonovanGG__ As I remember scenes with Chani
@@DonovanGG__i know for sure that it plays in the ending sequences, but before that? I cant recall
I literally just left the theater, and it is an absolute masterpiece of storytelling the outstanding visuals. Everything was amazing
yes, it was great. this main theme was great too, if you like similar music to the uplifiting end-scene music there is some on my channel if interested.
@@svono_svono_music of course I'm interested
Same experience here my brother wherever you are. Rarely these days am I taken back by cinema visits but this was something entirely different. Music, setting, emotional investment, grand spectacle...I couldn't have asked for anything more.
@@raybloodypurchase1941 preach brother preach
and acting
Born _too late_ to explore the earth,
Born _too early_ to explore the universe,
Born *just in time* to witness this masterpiece 🥹
Yeah, it always seems to he the pop culture stuff we're in time for.
Worth it, this is a frecking masterpiece! Nothing has ever made me want to read the books that these two movies have.
One of the best comments I've seen on UA-cam 🙏🏻
Earth is just 5% explored by humans thus far though. so not too late buddy.
18 centuries to go.
This is the comment this movie deserves.
I first read Dune as a teenager. Now I'm quite a bit older and finally get to *hear* music that reminds me of the first time I read the novel.
Same here my friend.
Read it in college but first saw Dune as the Westwood Studios' game as a kid.
Never read the book but I did see the original when I was kid. I was always blown away by the obelisk scene. Paul was so in tune with the divine that he could speak destruction from his lips!
What a beautiful experience…
Can totally relate
I wish my mom was alive to watch part II with me, she is in spirit I hope. We always loved going to see sci-fi movies together, and part I was the last movie she saw in theaters 😢
🥺
This is something that's been on my mind lately as my aged mother and i plan to see this together soon. I will make sure to cherish the moment, for you and everyone else who find themselves in this position. I empathise completely. 🤝
So sorry to hear. She for sure is there with you in spirit. Perfect movie to be there in spirit with. Most spiritual movie I’ve watched for sure.
May she rest in peace 😢
May she rip. You just made me want to see this movie again with my mother, thank you. I will think of you and your mom when that happens. Blessings from Mod City.
There is so much pain in this melody. I can feel it express the tragedy of Paul's family; the family that was on Caladan, and the family that is to come on Arrakis. When Paul and Chani kiss, it is not just a crucial moment for this movie but for the entire Universe, for it seals their fates, their children's fate, Paul's mother's and sister's fate, and all those that inhabit the Empire. It is a stolen kiss in a private moment, yet it resonates across the Empire and affects every person in it.
There is only what you want to feel. I feel freedom
Freedom, Sorrow, Peace and even happiness
Depends upon your Life 🧬 experiences and your perspective of the world
Kind of like revenge of the Sith (another one of my favorite movies). One dream of a dying wife led a man to commit horrific violence for love - which did indeed change the fate of the entire galaxy forever
@hypatia137I think deviations are just director's rights. It's happened before with book-adapted movies and that doesn't necessarily make an alternate universe, just slightly changed
@hypatia137chani muere? Nooooo por favor que no suceda eso me rompería el corazón 😔
Music will not be the same ever again when the Great Hans Zimmer leaves us. Let’s all enjoy it while we can
There are two sides in life:
Positive and Negative.
Let's stay positive and not think about the negative.
Zimmer will still be with us for a very long time. And, yes, I will cry when he leaves this world but now I don't want to think about it and as you say enjoy it
@@R2R0_8 When he dies they can play the whole Dune score at the funerals
Hans zimmer will never leave, he will simply become his music
@@waxwingvain His music will stay with us forever
But another will take on his legacy, that's how life works, we will keep going making art until the end of times.
I don't know how he does this. It makes me want to live there when I hear this soundtrack. Pure emotion.
I dont know what it is either. It reminds me of all the times I used to close my eyes and imagine being a Fremen in Arrakis when I was a kid. It brings me back to a place of innocence and wonder.. i had forgotten I had that within me... it's enough to make me cry :,-)
Bro, its been 5 days since ive watched this movie and i CANT GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD. No matter how hard I try......... I always get back to the DUNE
Same I want to watch it again😢😢
I watched it again in the cinema. I just had too, the restlessness got to me. Needless to say I was blown away again.
I can't get the music out of my head. I'll just start humming or whistling "leaving Caladan" and I won't even notice.
The duduk flute is the greatest instrument ever created. I’m so glad that Hans Zimmer used it the second time.
When was the first time?
@@thebatman2837 The Bible tv show soundtrack
No way this is in gladiator, in fact, several tracks one of them is named “dudek of the North”
Thank you I went straight to the comments and searched instrument - its incredibly beautiful!
This track made me cry in theatre & I'm a 56 year old
it's beautiful
That’s amazing. This movie is seriously something special. This and interstellar are my favorite movies and just happen to be scored by hanz
Me too. I couldn't fight back the tears
This track was paired with some of the must hopeful and tragic moments of the movie - i know what you mean.
I cried as well and a group of college girls sitting behind me started laughing at me. It was very hurtful but I understood what Paul was going through in that moment.
10s of Chani teaching Paul to walk in the sand while this song was playing. Absolutely stunning
The way Hans Zimmer distorts the drum motif in the first 4 seconds conjures images in my mind of the coming war crimes commited by Muad'dib when he uses atomics in battle.
Right... and he does the same at the end of the last song in the soundtrack. Book-ends the score if you will. Genius.
I'm in tears. Sublime. Nothing short of a masterpiece.
me too brother,,, im in tears. Hans Can always touch your emotion with the scoring....
Me three, i cant recall when i cried at the song last time, but this one has meaning of life in it, this frequency and melody brings dead on foot
I'm glad I'm.not the only one 😅
Can we jump the 2024's Oscars and go straight to the next edition, and give the man another award already? THIS IS STUNNING.
You wanna miss watching Ludwig’s “Can you hear the music” taking Oscar ?
@@OdinLordyup
Don't be edgy, Zimmer will get his in 2025 Oscars. @@Notadragon621
Just walked out the theaters, was nearly in tears when this played at the end. truly a film I'll never forget, a generational experience, we enter a new era
She put a palm against his cheek. "I'm no longer afraid, Usul. Look at me. I see what you see when you hold me thus."
"What do you see?". He demanded.
"I see us giving love to each other in a time of quiet between storms. It's what we were meant to do."
"Lead them to paradise" 😟
Lisanalgaib! ✊🔪
The Holy War Begins
A holy war with an Eagle standard, now where have I seen this before...
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ROMA INVICTA !
Let the truth of the messiah brandish The Imperium in holy terror! 🥷✊️🗡🏜🪱
Yes
When I eard those Vangelis Blade Runner synths... I blew up in tears...
At which minute please
@@moamr8472 at 7:11
@@damienv2262 its very emotional
indeed, it's breathtaking :chef_kiss
so I wasn't the only one who noticed it, nice
The kiss atop the sand dune is the moment where the story turns even more tragic...for those who read the books. This music captures that moment perfectly!
I have always felt a strange attraction towards music that builds this type of ambiance. Like a spectacular sunset after the most epic day of your life.. like a peaceful feeling before death. This song brings out a spiritual feeling within me. Cannot explain.. but i will forever remain indebted to Mr. Zimmer for giving life to this special tune. Thank you so much.
Listen to Grammy winning soundtrack of Journey the game by Austin Wintory. Even better if you get hold of an old PS4 and play the game itself.
I'd alsolike to suggest a track from Starfield that has similar vibes, check "Under A Distant Sun"
Listen to the instrument "duduk" and the work of Levon Minassian.
This is the "sound" and ambiance you are looking for.
@@athanaseruisseau7784you are the only person mentioning about the instrument Duduk, thank you ☺️ Everyone is talking how amazed they are by the music but no one asking or mentioning about the instrument.
This film is 2 hours and 45 minutes long, but it doesn't feel that long at all. It's because of the slow pace at which the story is told in combination with this beautiful music by Hans Zimmer and the stunning visuals. You just never get bored and are carried along through the film. It's just a masterpiece and a once in a lifetime experience!
I can't breathe druing ending scene
high level of film making
“He who controls the spice controls the universe”
Nobody knows why, except those who read the book. An important criticism about the movie
@@ChanseRThe first movie did cover the fact that it's critical to interstellar travel, i think for a movie with limited time to cover everything, that's enough. We get it without having to be taught the details. The important focus was rightly on Paul and his story.
@@ChanseRthe first movie did say in the start that spice is the most sought after resource crucial for technology and space travel for humans. But what it doesn’t say is that spice was the only option. Humans could either use computers or drugs (spice) to enhance their intellect and achieve wonders. Because of the AI revolt and the thousand year war against the machines - computers are now outlawed. So we instead chose drugs
@@ChanseRThe first movie said exactly why spice is so important. It helps to pay attention.
@@vedantdesai1thank you for the explanation. 💯
thank the universe for hans zimmer!
Thank the Great Mother
*draws a huge circle*
Thanks Universe!
A prefer to thank Allah... seeing this is a movie about Islam and Paul is basically a play on Mohammed.
thanks 👍
shoutout to kevin parker while we're at it! Nice TSR photo :D
This soundtrack is a prime example of how to adapt a previous soundtrack even further and create such a unique and experimental beginning (0:00 - 0:15).
exactly what i thought
From the bottom of my heart. I thank Denis and everyone involved in the making of this film. I have never felt such goosebumps in my life.
Hans Zimmer you have once again shown that you are the best movie music composer ever and I will love this movie as long as I breathe.
I can't wait for the next part of this amazing story. But for now - "Lead them to paradise".
An honor to Vangelis for sure. Wow.
Absolutely
I was so overwhelmed when I listened to it the first time, I was in tears...
I miss the composer who moved us with his music and the man who was so endearing and humble.
Every time I listen to this composition, it feels like the extraordinary Hans Zimmer brought him back to us for a moment.
100% and his experience with 2049 certainly contributed to vangelis being such a huge inspiration on zimmers work in recent years.
Absolutely agrae
next oscar incoming...
OSCARS plurial ! the film is one of the highest rated films ever on RT at 98% positive with a 8.6 AVERAGE review score this will SWEEP the Oscars in 2025 and possibly win Picture/Director like Return of the King for LOTR did over 20 years ago.
@@XavierLigniereshundreds more reviews are incoming so don’t expect the score to stay that high
@@DurpyKrakenI think the film will ultimately have about a 94 percent score when it's all said and done though so not much of a drop-off
@DurpyKraken 150 reviews so far and still at 97%. I've seen the movie and I have to say it's an instant masterpiece.
@@marlonrobalino glad to hear it. I expected it to drop but I’m glad it’s staying strong
I absolutely admire the calmness in this soundtrack. It definitely indicates a shift in how Paul is adapting to fremen culture.
When we look back at soundtrack trilogies that make history in the cinema sphere, we gotta talk about lotr, godfather or others... Zimmer just made a banger that in a very few years is going to be considered a masterpiece
The subtle introduction of the main leitmotif of this movie at 5:10, played by the duduk, is just astonishingly beautiful.
Hans Zimmer just gets better and better. This soundtrack is a freak'n master piece.
Immaculate. Beautiful. No words can describe. This will forever be a timeless film and score. Shivers all down my body. Thank you!
Probably listened to this score over a 100 times now. This movie was everything I wanted from the Dune adaptation and more. Every scene is just a marvel to look at and each note from the score is teeming with passion. I can only hope Messiah has as much care as these two films were given
Now, that I saw the movie, I get goosebumps every time I hear this music and see and feel Arrakis (with the sun low ☀️😉)
🙌🏻
I think Hans Zimmer will win his third Oscar!
THIRD!? How has he not had more than three!? Genuinely shocked.
I will be disappointed if he doesn't!
I hope so. This album is a masterpiece. Can't wait to see the movie in IMAX.
he wiil
@@Jeff-tt7wj - Hans Zimmer has only won two Oscar’s!
When I read that book in my teenagerhood, I felt and still carry love for deserts. I was mesmerised by the use of words coming from worlds like Arabic, Middle east and African hints which could be found in the maps of Dune, in the odour Frank Herbert described. And in the fights for freedom of the Free-men. Staggering to see this movie now, with audiences celebrating the spectacle and in real life mocking, or even fearing, the ones who live in those arid areas, who have their beliefs and religion and whom are called "terrorists" by many from that audience, that may be the other part of the metaphor of the fight for Arrakis. And in real life the Afghan zones controlled by the military troops from Countries, were each controlling a different ores, different minerals. And in real life the colonies walls from Israel on Palestine, control access to water. That book was epic and also a metaphor of the present, as I saw it years ago, while the wars in Iraq were happening. And if this message reach the Shihiaya I met a few years ago (I swear there's at least a human being called by this name), hope it ll draw an enlightening smile once more. That soundtrack was even for you, for you having beaten the chances of becoming grinded by world. That dance of yours live. Hope you're well, towards a greener Planet, like you dreamt, like you planned.
This is a form of music that our world has not yet heard. The ultimate music.
Consider what you are about to compose, Hans Zimmer.
SILENCE!@@NightWanderer31415
The irony in this is that flute is the Armenian duduk and is at least 1000 years old, if not as much as 3000 years old. As much our past as is our future.
@@NightWanderer31415 SILENCE
@@bijanadhikari7928 This prophecy is how they enslave us
Masterpiece. Listening to it on repeat when I'm sleeping. Listening to it on repeat when I'm awake. This song, and the album in general is phenomenal. Thank you Hans Zimmer.
7:11 loving the Blade Runner vibes in the synths, Vangelis would be very proud
True! It does sound like Vangelis for a while.
You get it
Why does every time I hear this piece, I get tears in my eyes?!
same bud.... Hans can really touch the deepest center of our hearts with his scoring... the man is a starseed !
I dont know what to say anymore about this masterpiece
Hans Zimmer has outdone himself again with the music for "Dune - Part 2". At the top level of "Interstellar" and "Blade Runner: 2049" and absolutely Oscar-worthy! ❤
I could listen to this soundtrack and especially the theme of House Atreides for hours and hours and I would never get tired, it is a jewel of Zimmer, I can't wait to see this movie that looks brutal
Yesss! When I first listened to the theme of House Atreides my eyes watered a little bit. So beautiful and powerful!
Un des plus beaux filme depuis des années, un gros big up au réalisateur et aux acteurs et bien sûr à l'orchestre philharmonique.
This is the best Science Fiction movie ever made.
This may be the most ethereal song he has ever made.
This is the most beautiful piece ever, been humming this song since the drop.
The Last Samurai, Gladiator, Dune Part Two
Something in this song generates a feeling that I didn't know, it makes me sigh, cry and at the same time so sweet to listen to, perfect!.
i'm still in tears
My heart weeps. So bittersweet.
I love this track and feel like it encapsulates the journey of the entire film so breathlessly. Spoilers about how:
Thunderous sounds at the beginning are the echoing nightmares of being one of few survivors of the raid on his house. Paul and his mom are striking out on their own with a single pipe representing him.
With the low pipe tones they mournfully find some peace in and security with the Fremen in the aftermath of destruction. Yet they are isolated in the ever-present sand swirling around it all, guided by visions from the spice it contains.
Then the strings come in as Chani takes him in, harmonizing with the pipe as he becomes more emboldened and empowered. Together Chani and Paul thread this needle of tentative love and become stronger together.
The pipe is still mournfully searching and meandering in low tones, seeking a foothold and a way of redemption through the trauma.
Some vocals kick in, indicating the faith of the Fremen in him is growing as he gains trust. They share their wisdom and hope together as he learns their ways.
The strings, vocals, and pipe join together increasingly, coalescing around the pipe until many strings and voices surge together with the pipe’s rising intensity. His mom’s position as Reverend Mother and his growing influence among the Fremen synergize.
At the end, their combined powers grow so mighty and concentrated around Paul that it becomes a blaring echoing horn reaching out into the galaxy. It turns into a synthesizer, forming the future to come from the earlier instruments. Individuality blurs into a fanatic movement with Paul an echoing pipe in the center. Meanwhile the strings of Chani tenuously ring out from an increasing distance, maintaining true to herself, wrapped up around Paul but disillusioned in the the turn of the movement. The sounds of the sands stretch onward.
“There’s such longing” - Hans. He’s right, there is so much emotion and feeling it’s palpable, incredible
Que gratificante son los momentos donde la grandiosidad de la bondad humana, se manifiesta en un arte como es la música. No se puede explicar lo que produce dentro del alma cuando oyes una melodía tan pura... simplemente se produce una explosión dentro de lo más profundo de mi ser... no puedo contener las lágrimas que se precipitan por mi rostro. El aroma que desprende esta melodía condensa la pasión de crear tanta belleza y mostrarla. Que grande es el corazón, cuando los humanos nos lo proponemos. Gracias. 💫
One of the greatest soundtracks of all time!
this track makes me crazy, feeling like wonderful universe journey
This music shows to me that amidst a chaotic world, how much peace and tranquility there is in Hans Zimmer's mind.
Respect
This song reminds me of watching the sunrise in the Middle East after a long combat sortie. I feel sadness for the things we did to each other. I feel amazement at the beauty of sunrise in the desert. I feel a deep ache and longing to go home and be at peace.
This is the most bitter-sweet music I've ever heard.
Probiert mal folgendes aus: legt euch an den Strand, lasst die Musik laufen und schließt die Augen. Dazu der Wind der um den Kopf weht und die Füße im Sand. Es ist als wärt ihr auf Arrakis.
Was für ein wundervolles Stück grandiose Musik. Vielen Dank Hans Zimmer !
Waited years for this song. Zimmer is a true genius who knows how to touch the human soul through music.
I cry everytime I listen to this.
The first feeling I got from this piece of music was that it was a love story and it fit in perfectly. At the end of the movie, it gave me a strange feeling to see Chani being betrayed/disappointed by Paul at the end. Several emotions of love, disappointment and suffering were mixed together. The music and the film implemented it perfectly, I've never seen or felt anything like it.
It will be interesting come academy awards time. They notoriously detest Sci Fi films. This is the best film I have watched in over 20 years.
The Spirit of the desert 🤩🤩
Hans Zimmer has done it once again! The soundtrack for the first Dune was unlike anything that I've ever heard in a movie, and the soundtrack for Part Two is just as phenomenal, if not better!!! I can't wait to hear this in the theater next week!!! "Long live the fighters!"
Unfathomable beauty leaving bewildered tears on my face.
This movie isn't a film to watch, but a reality to experience.
Hans Zimmer... I will weep when you leave this realm.
The transition from thumper to music was amazing in the movie. This is the best soundtrack to listen to, I'm so moved.
The say the most dangerous thing on Arrakis or Pandora is that you grow to love them too much.
I'm going to travel 1.100KM to watch this in IMAX. And I can say upfront, it is going to be totally worth it!
It totally does.
Psychedelic Romance and Jihad. Long Live the Fighters.
Hans Zimmer is an amazing composer. His music makes Dune epic, I can't imagine anyone could have done the film any better justice.
"know then that it is the year 10191, the known universe is ruled by the padishah emperor shaddam IV, my father..."
Oscar 2024 for Nolan and Oppenheimer.
Oscar 2025 for Villeneuve and Dune: Part Two.
Please read a book.
Dune is the best sci-fi story ever made
Armenian duduk sounds just perfect for Dune Part Two 😍😍🥺🥺🚀🚀
Ганс Циммер гений нашего времени. Спасибо ему за эти шедевры!!!
This song makes me cry now.
Wow, at 5:36, it's such a Vangelis vibe. Love it!
You get it
I'm glad to read that others feel the same way. Listening to this music brings tears to my eyes or gives me goosebumps all over my body. I thought I wasn't completely normal anymore. I'm 56 and then reactions like that.
What point does he trigger at us?
The longing for peace, for the beauty of nature...?
I think this piece of music and the cinematography are the best aspects of the film.
Dune 2000 was my entry point to the franchise when I was 12 years old or some. Now I'm ready for Part 2. Long live the fighters!
The Dune miniseries was also my introduction to Dune. I saw Part 2 a couple days ago at the IMAX early screening and it was fantastic! Hope you enjoy it as much as everyone in my theater did. :)
Long live the fighters!
Dune 2 was my entry point to the franchise when I was 8 or 9. Loved everything about the houses, the spice, Arrakis and the world around it.
This music from the movie and the movie itself was amazing!
@@TimeandMonotony I did see the mini series, but I was referring to the Dune 2000 PC game!
@gastonsepulveda9187 Oh whoops! There's so much Dune media haha
currently watched twice in cinema/theatres on the big screen planning to watch again on big screen at least 2 more times. nothing short of brilliant my favourite film of all time.
The scene where Paul manages his first sandworm ride, the crowd erupted in cheers and applauses in the theatre. Last time I saw this happen was back in 2012. Only very special movies can get the audience to feel so motivated and involved.
me too bro
@@seukfuhiwhat movie was that? The dark knight rises?
@@Adriana-eu6tyNope, Skyfall (James Bond séries), when Bond finds back his 1965 Austin Martin. Saw it twice in theatre, and both times, people began applauding as it happened.
I enjoyed the first film. The music was a bit too raw for my taste, but overall it enhanced the experience. Dune Part 2 was a completely different story. I was absolutely blown away by this movie and this time around I really felt Hans Zimmer's music. It not only made the atmosphere much fuller, but it straight up carried some of the best scenes. Everyone who worked on this film simply did an amazing job.
An absolute masterpiece of a soundtrack. This was the scene where Paul and Chani share their first kiss. Not going to lie, it was one of the most beautiful and romantic scenes I've ever seen in a movie.
After the end of this movie I sat silently in the theater through the entire credits. It chilled me even more than the ending of Oppenheimer.
I'm so glad to live in a time with this great master of music. He's our beethoven,mozart,whatever. I needed to watch the movie two times. It was astonishing.
And now, everytime i listen to this, i can feel the warmth of the evening sun, looking about the dune hills on arrakis.....oh man, i'm 37 now, but this theme hits everytime. I love it!😢😢😢
Simply a sensational symphony of audiophonical brilliance, ethereal elegance wrapped in the love of every note. It's back to the drawing board with my music!
I have goosebumps all over my body, I can see the hairs on my arm stand up. This is not just art, it is an experience to behold, you can Zimmer is so passionate about the source material.
Tragic, yet beautiful
"Well, I would very much like to be equal to you then"
I grew up with classical music as my dad played French horn, until mum shared the likes of James brown and other grooves it was all that made sense, all the way through film and story telling it has sat so well with the beauty of the one and only John Williams who pretty much gave us the the emotional grip to all the masterpiece writing and visuals from the minds of the greatest of our time throughout the last 40 years😊 this work from Hans and the very select team has changed the way the language of music can be shared and exchanged 🙏🏻 honestly never heard or felt anything like it as a score alone !
It’s a perfect work of art to match the masterpiece representation that denis was able to show us
Saw it today with my Daughter. Simply Amazing! Everything. The Visuals. The Soundtrack. The Acting. All of it!
A beginning is the time for taking the most delicate care that the balances are correct.
This every sister of the Bene Gesserit knows.
To begin your study of the life of Maud'Dib, then, take care that you first place him in his time: born in the 57th year of the Padishah Emperor, Shaddam IV.
And take the most special care that you locate Maud'Dib in his place: the planet Arrakis.
Do not be deceived by the fact that he was born on Caladan and lived his first fifteen years there.
Arrakis, the planet known as Dune, is forever his place.
- from "Manual of Muad'Dib"
by The Princess Irulan
Disney, Bob Iger, I hope you watched this movie and realized what Star Wars can potentially be with heart, vision and soul poured into the production and story
Kathleen Kennedy: "Not on my watch, mo money"
@@Akira282 the kinds of comments you laugh at cause its tru and if you don't laugh you'll cry 🥲