The transition from young Nell to her ghost standing in front of her coffin while she keeps saying that over and over again was so well done and so sad.
Forgiveness is warm. Like a tear on a cheek. Think of that and of me when you stand in the rain. I loved you completely. And you loved me the same. That's all. The rest is confetti.
Luke’s speech at nell’s funeral : the last time i saw her..she was driving me to rehab..she dropped me off,um and she *inhales sharply* she looked at me and she said”u go in there and u bring my brother back” I was born 90 seconds before nell.. *but she was always my big sister*
That moment in episode 5 when Nell’s vision of her dancing with her late husband switches to what the inside of hill house actually looks like gives me chills every time.
I love and hate that scene. Empty, desolate houses always give me the biggest chills. It just feels like they're haunted by the memories of what used to be. And to see poor Nell dancing with the delusions that the house gave her, all alone, it just made me so sad and spooked. I dunno, it's a hard feeling to describe.
@@fleabaguette9699 this shows are a different type of horror. They are scary, but a deep fear. The fear of loosing your loved ones, or the one of realising you already did. Their family was completely broken, and that house, the worst experience, was the only memory they shared of the huge love they felt for eachother. This show scared me so much, about myself, my life, and how overwhelming love can be.
this broke me. Literal, I had a fight with my parents and all the warmth I could feel this day was from this very good actor who I really believed was saying this to me.
Such a tragic story for the mom and the youngest child. And the dad, I swear he's got balls of steel. I guess when it comes to protecting our family, we all have balls of steel.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 I disagree completely. I find Bly Manor to be an extraordinarily well-crafted example of Gothic Romance, from the perspectives of plot consistency, character development, incorporation of themes and allegories, and the overall execution from the script. The central appeal of the two entries in "The Haunting of..." series so far have not been the ghosts, or the horror factor. It's using the ghost story as a framing device to tell more interesting, character-driven stories. If it didn't tickle your fancy, that's completely fine. But Bly Manor is anything but ordinary, and the creators of the show deserve to be commended for all of the work that went into making the writing on this show so precise and well-executed.
@@onnixcarmichele3911 Yeah, Gothic romance was there for only last 2 episodes... that's what I'm talking about. And most concepts were stolen from Hill House. Some logics were flawed even. Compared to Hill House, it's ordinary.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 add *thats just my opinion* Coz majority of people will disagree with you If you think im wrong .. check the other comments in this video .. or any other random vid👍...
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 they’re completely different shows... you’re comparing apples to oranges. Both are excellent for the genres they’re in and the stories they wanted to tell
@@user-sl5td9uh7q You're kind of right... But Bly Manor has some logical fallacies. Also first four or five episodes were extremely slow paced. And that alter ego episode of that black lady(forgot the name) was so much repeatitive hence lost it's charm a bit... I would say the last two episodes were superb and without those two episodes Bly Manor is a bluff.... And Hill House and Bly both belong to the same genre... isn't it ? So they're kinda comparable. Also Bly copied the guilt personified as ghost concept of Hill House, could've shown something else instead though...
It is so amazing how they managed to make you appreciate a house that you wanted to be burned down for the entire show, how they managed to include great values and lessons in a horror show. horrors are given bad name due to cheap movies that are based on jumpscares and gore alone, but this, this reminded all of us of the incredible potential that real horror as genre has.
I didnt think it was a horror show. Its the story of a broken family, and i had a couple jumpscares, but not stronger than the tears caused by the last episodes. My favorite horror show ever too, if it can be called that way.
it’s because sure we are all scared of dying and being harmed. But the true pain comes from trauma we experience and how we deal with that. Life trauma is scarier than any ghost
I just watched a Squid Game ep.6 few days ago, and it heavily reminded me of this series, in how much sadness it contained, how I felt for the characters and how the emotiveness suprised me due to the genre expectations. I expected to be scared (Hill house), morbidly thrilled (Squid game ep.6), but I was tearing up, and it was cathartic. Also the beautiful soft piano.
The scene where old Mr Dudley brings his dying wife to the house so they could forever stay with their children got me the most. It was a side story, but it was so emotional.
The Haunting of Hill House really did scare me to the point of being afraid to sleep, though as the series continued along I realised that yes it was scary but it was also very very sad :( a once happy and loving family entirely destroyed by evil.
“I always thought life was like dominos, one toppling down after the other. But I was wrong. Life is just like rain, or.. confetti.. All these different moments falling down around me..”
The Haunting of Bly Manor is just a shade in comparison with Hill House. Disappointing, but definitely not an easy task to maintain the high level of the previous series.
@@baran9609 sammeeeeee i thought i finally got over hill house but when i heard the song in bly manor i legit was like omlll i miss hill house so much:((
@@lucac.8501 While I agree that Hill House was much better, I really would not call Bly Manor a disappointment. It is still leaps and bounds above most other modern horror franchises.
No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream. Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its hills, holding darkness within; it had stood so for eighty years and might stand for eighty more. Within, walls continued upright, bricks met nearly, floors were firm, and doors were sensibly shut; silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there, walked alone.”
the best horror that ive experienced in a while. it made me SO SAD AND HIT RIGHT IN THE FEELS TOO AND THATS WHAT PUNTED THIS SHOW INTO THE BEST OF 2019/2020 FOR ME
Steven: "I wish you would have told me." Hugh: "You didn't you tell your sisters what you saw. Why not? Some things can't be told. You have to live them, or you don't. But they can't be told. I'm sorry." Steven: "No, I'm sorry, Dad." Hugh: "This is all yours now. The house, and the promise. I want you to know, you and your sisters, and your brother were the best part of my... of my... I've never been prouder of anything. Anything ever... Take care of each other." Steven: "Dad..." Hugh: "And be kind to each other, and nothing else. Be kind. I was so lucky to be your dad."
I don't know why it took me so long, but yesterday during my second viewing of the show I suddenly realized that Nellie saw her life flash before her eyes as she died.
This is really one of the most underrated shows on Netflix. I’m not even really that into the horror genre, but THoHH will always be one of my favourite shows; plus there’s Go Tomorrow 💯
I don't think Hill House is underrated. It was really well received by both the critics and general public saying it's one of the best, if not the best, horror/ghost stories in the last 20 years or more.
I Just Seen All Of Season 1 Of This And I Have To Say It Was The Best Thing I Have Seem In My Lifetime But It Made Me Cry Aswell At End With The Father And The Oldest Son That Part Made Me So Emotional And I Cried Like A Little Baby
The music is so peaceful every time I hear, taking me back to the memories I struggled with, creating a nostalgic-pain experience. The series is no horror but dark, emotional, and sad.
The same feelings that I felt with Bly Manor, I felt with Hill House I felt the inside of the house the emotions of the characters it came through me took me a week to get over Bly Manor so hard to shake a little of Hill House is here to
This theme is perfect because it’s emotional, and dramatic, but has that little section that sounds like classic haunted house music. I think it just perfectly captures the spirit (pun intended) of the show. Because… sure… it’s about ghosts… but it’s more about the things that haunt us.
This is music! It gives you this weird sensation. Not good. Not bad. It gives you the creeps yet it satisfies. Maybe it's because of the nostalgia feeling it has. Maybe that's why it feels cold and warm and the same time. Just perfectly splendid for this type of series.
Go tomorrow and Stark's theme from GoT is somwhat similar both in terms of musicality and the tragedy behind. And I just love both of them sooooo much.
That little chromatic passage of this theme (e.g. at 0:09) is unexpected but so tasteful, it immediately caught my attention when I was watching. It's that detail that makes this theme memorable to me.
16 more days. Everything about this show was amazing. The casting, acting, camera work, lighting, story.. one of my all time favorites. Can't wait for bly manor. It's got a lot to live up to
Edit. Just finished bly manor and i guess it was to much to live up to. I did not like this at all and it had maybe one or two jump scares. Just overall not great. Nothing compares to hill house. Disappointing.
@@torc_jakemI know it’s years later, upon rewatch I find myself being kinder to Bly manor. It’s got some incredibly sweet moments and sure it’s messy but it was a tall order to blend together so many disjointed short stories. It’s no hill house for sure, but it’s still so much better than many many other shows out there, especially horror/ghost themed ones.
But death... Is nothing. No pain, yes. But no joy. Nothing happy. Life hurts. But you only get one shot. Whether you take it... or not... is completely up to you.
@@abhishekgawde I’m glad my words could help you, and I’m so sorry to hear about your dad. Of course, there are no words that help ease the pain, but it does get easier. With time. I’m always here to talk if you should ever want to.
Absolutely phenomenal show, I've never seen anything like it. Funnily enough, I watched the trailer after watching the series, and hearing Luke talk about his blood turning to poison legit made me cry... again 😭
Forgiveness is warm... Like a tear on a cheek.. think of that and of me when you stand in the rain.. I loved you completely and you love me the same That's all... The rest is confetti...🖤
I fell in love with Nell. Everything they 've been through. The crucial horror. The ghosts in the backround, everywhere present. And at the end, although the scary car scene where Nellies Ghost screamed and oll the other scenes that hunts us....I cried. Mike Flanagan is a Mastermind.
"The sense of yearning for something out of reach is so. very. poignant. A very tangible heart ache. A small rise in key, as if for a moment you may be able to accept the loss, before trailing off with the quietly mourning realization that no, you won't cope after all." -My sister who described this song perfectly
I remember watching it in my class. I was in 10th grade. Sitting next to my best friend. The whole class was close to each other,it is rare. We were eating and sharing food. And then everything changed because of covid. And now,i lost my best friend. Our classes changed,a lot of them graduated. It is not the same anymore. Whenever i hear that soundtrack,i am in that class next to my best friend,having no stress about university exam or my future. It is like a time machine for me. When music stops, im in the real world again.
As big as this song was in the first season, my heart goes to Dani at the end of Bly Manor and how she crumbled and sacrificed herself to end her own and everyone else’s pain.
i watched this in 2018 when it came out and after all these years when i listen to this i get the same feelings from back then, thats why music is so important in films/tv
There was a time when I used to binge watch horror movies and series at night. I was kinda bored of their same repeated pattern. Also none could scare me to the point that I would turn it off in between. But this,this one changed the whole story man. I could never find anything even comparable to its level before or after
My favorite scene that Impacted me the most was when Hugh was talking to Steve in the final episode and you learn that Hugh had killed himself in order for the mom to let the kids out of the room. It made me cry when they were finally reunited at last.
![5 Pieces by Hans Zimmer \\ Iconic Soundtracks \\ Relaxing Piano [20min]](/img/n.gif)
"I loved you completely. And you loved me the same. That's all. The rest is confetti..."
😞
Aghh nellyyyyy😭😭😭😭
I- I dont know how to do this without you Nell
Nellie😭😭😭
😭
The best ghost stories aren't the ones that scare us... they're the ones that break our hearts.
I'll make a screen shot of this beautiful quote,you are totally right
I felt that
One of the comments of all time
why mike do this to us
Not the ghosts who lived in the same house they are tariffing
"I was right here the whole time, and none of you could see me. Nobody could see me."
who said that again
@@makkerfelix nell at the end of episode 6
Made me cry that bit, proper sad 😕
The transition from young Nell to her ghost standing in front of her coffin while she keeps saying that over and over again was so well done and so sad.
Bruh
nell has the saddest and the most painful story of all of them
For me, it's Luke. I mean he's never been believed by his family (except Nell of course), even after his adulthood
True👍
and luke
For me the mom's life. She faced all the difficulties in life. Liv ❤️
Agrer
I know this show has its own theme during the intro but to me, this will always be the shows theme.
I feel that the piano background music is the theme song as well. There’s also a similar one in Bly Manor.
Yep forever
It's the "motif* more like a soft theme, something that's discernable throughout the series without taking over
Forgiveness is warm. Like a tear on a cheek. Think of that and of me when you stand in the rain. I loved you completely. And you loved me the same. That's all. The rest is confetti.
😢😢
👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 the writers who write this stuff (hats off)
this makes me cry
Same here 😌
Makes me cry every time, oh poor Nellie 💔
Luke’s speech at nell’s funeral : the last time i saw her..she was driving me to rehab..she dropped me off,um and she *inhales sharply* she looked at me and she said”u go in there and u bring my brother back”
I was born 90 seconds before nell..
*but she was always my big sister*
I always tear up at that moment
☹️
STOP UR MAKING ME CRY
Hits hard man
Very poignant
That moment in episode 5 when Nell’s vision of her dancing with her late husband switches to what the inside of hill house actually looks like gives me chills every time.
It’s so gut wrenching and jarring. It’s insane. Nothing will ever compare to this show that I call my absolute favorite movie.
The house was just using her ghosts.
I love and hate that scene. Empty, desolate houses always give me the biggest chills. It just feels like they're haunted by the memories of what used to be. And to see poor Nell dancing with the delusions that the house gave her, all alone, it just made me so sad and spooked. I dunno, it's a hard feeling to describe.
@@fleabaguette9699 this shows are a different type of horror. They are scary, but a deep fear. The fear of loosing your loved ones, or the one of realising you already did. Their family was completely broken, and that house, the worst experience, was the only memory they shared of the huge love they felt for eachother. This show scared me so much, about myself, my life, and how overwhelming love can be.
I just open my Netflix and watches the same scene many times to see her dancing on heavenly day song.
They reused this in Bly manor and I’m crying 😭
Ikrrrr
I just finished that one and loved it.
@@jukebox7542 Bly manor was also great but not better than Hill House
Which was terrible btw it made no sense
@@matthew3585 it made plenty sense. You just didn’t get it
“I was so lucky... to be your dad.”
😔😔😔😔
😞 I loved that line
this broke me. Literal, I had a fight with my parents and all the warmth I could feel this day was from this very good actor who I really believed was saying this to me.
Yup. Exact same quote I think of when hearing this. With the red room door slowly creaking closed.
I'm not one to cry easily, but that line kicked me straight in my heart.......... So I cried
Heaven to my ears, hell to my feelings..
True that
Yeah
You missed the chance to say heart.
True :(
^^^
Such a tragic story for the mom and the youngest child. And the dad, I swear he's got balls of steel. I guess when it comes to protecting our family, we all have balls of steel.
The youngest child and father mann😰😢😢, makes me feel that I should have worked with that team also🥰🥰
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 ovaries
She slept. She forgot. She woke. She walked
Except for the last two episodes, Bly Manor is ordinary... Just another ghost story...
Viola’s story is so messed up bruh
@@07aniketdeysarkar26
I disagree completely. I find Bly Manor to be an extraordinarily well-crafted example of Gothic Romance, from the perspectives of plot consistency, character development, incorporation of themes and allegories, and the overall execution from the script.
The central appeal of the two entries in "The Haunting of..." series so far have not been the ghosts, or the horror factor. It's using the ghost story as a framing device to tell more interesting, character-driven stories.
If it didn't tickle your fancy, that's completely fine. But Bly Manor is anything but ordinary, and the creators of the show deserve to be commended for all of the work that went into making the writing on this show so precise and well-executed.
@@onnixcarmichele3911
Yeah, Gothic romance was there for only last 2 episodes... that's what I'm talking about. And most concepts were stolen from Hill House. Some logics were flawed even.
Compared to Hill House, it's ordinary.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 add *thats just my opinion*
Coz majority of people will disagree with you
If you think im wrong .. check the other comments in this video .. or any other random vid👍...
How Perfectly Splendid!
Yeah
Bly Manor is nothing at all compared to Hill House. (Though it's good) but Hill House is extraordinary. That's the difference...
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 they’re completely different shows... you’re comparing apples to oranges. Both are excellent for the genres they’re in and the stories they wanted to tell
@@user-sl5td9uh7q
You're kind of right... But Bly Manor has some logical fallacies. Also first four or five episodes were extremely slow paced. And that alter ego episode of that black lady(forgot the name) was so much repeatitive hence lost it's charm a bit...
I would say the last two episodes were superb and without those two episodes Bly Manor is a bluff....
And Hill House and Bly both belong to the same genre... isn't it ? So they're kinda comparable.
Also Bly copied the guilt personified as ghost concept of Hill House, could've shown something else instead though...
Yes perfectly splendid!
THE BEST MOVIE/SERIES I'VE EVER WATCHED.
Especially 6th episode. God Damn It!
Samet Cengiz couldn’t agree more !
That camera work!!!!those scenes coming back n forth between two timelines
I really liked the scene where they all gathered at shirley's house the night before the funeral, and its just one long continous shot.
I just finished it moments ago and happy how it ended, but this song just gives peace with a hint of terror. Just enough to keep you aware.
Samet Cengiz Episode 6 was amazing. The entire series is one of the best horror/drama series ever created imo.
It is so amazing how they managed to make you appreciate a house that you wanted to be burned down for the entire show, how they managed to include great values and lessons in a horror show. horrors are given bad name due to cheap movies that are based on jumpscares and gore alone, but this, this reminded all of us of the incredible potential that real horror as genre has.
I didnt think it was a horror show. Its the story of a broken family, and i had a couple jumpscares, but not stronger than the tears caused by the last episodes. My favorite horror show ever too, if it can be called that way.
Thank you for your comment; I love this.
it’s because sure we are all scared of dying and being harmed. But the true pain comes from trauma we experience and how we deal with that. Life trauma is scarier than any ghost
I just watched a Squid Game ep.6 few days ago, and it heavily reminded me of this series, in how much sadness it contained, how I felt for the characters and how the emotiveness suprised me due to the genre expectations. I expected to be scared (Hill house), morbidly thrilled (Squid game ep.6), but I was tearing up, and it was cathartic.
Also the beautiful soft piano.
The scene where old Mr Dudley brings his dying wife to the house so they could forever stay with their children got me the most. It was a side story, but it was so emotional.
Why are you giving spoilers
@@-requestisinvalid-6299 the show is almost 5 years old... that's like getting mad about avengers endgame spoilers
@@dgnhazzaI have seen people get mad over old Star wars movie spoilers😅
The Haunting of Hill House really did scare me to the point of being afraid to sleep, though as the series continued along I realised that yes it was scary but it was also very very sad :( a once happy and loving family entirely destroyed by evil.
Yes it is
i always say that this show made me cry more than it actually scared me
@@salmatoualeb1780 me too
@@salmatoualeb1780 Coraline made me cry and be scared more, hate that fucking film
@@cadaver4985 my mom thought it was just another fun animated movie. I watched it a long time ago when I was about 8. I didn't sleep for days. Hahaha
This music gives me such a weird feeling. Not good. Not bad. Just weird.
Same
Same here
Saaaaaammme
Makes me feel cold and numb
Like nothing?? Emptyness
Holy shit , I don't know why I'm crying after hearing this .
I can feel the pain and their feelings and I'm like one among the family.
this sound should have been called, "Aching"
Right 😭
Empath
Same 😭for some reason I actually am
0:39 is that heartbreaking melody that played in every episode and helped enforce the emotions the characters felt
😢
Behind every effective ghost story , there's an effective story of life
I love how the father knew the mom had turned crazy in her last moments but still loved her and decided to stay with her for the rest of eternity.
he did it more for his kids than for his wife.
I feel sad and calm at the same time listening to this song.
Me too, I'd say it's more of an emotional score than a scary one.
@@SciShorts Exactly my friend! You got it right.
Helps with my bdp
For me it feels like a layer of “acceptance” finally covering me
I was proud to be your father Steve😞
Lucky**
😭😭
this show was really good but, it brought back feelings that i did not want to come back.
Well, that's what a good show does.
I feel that ....
Same
im gonna watch this show for the third time soon
“I always thought life was like dominos, one toppling down after the other. But I was wrong. Life is just like rain, or.. confetti.. All these different moments falling down around me..”
Who is here after realizing that it's also used in "The Haunting of Bly Manor"?
Meee and i am shocking, after hill house really missed thats song.
The Haunting of Bly Manor is just a shade in comparison with Hill House. Disappointing, but definitely not an easy task to maintain the high level of the previous series.
@@baran9609 sammeeeeee i thought i finally got over hill house but when i heard the song in bly manor i legit was like omlll i miss hill house so much:((
ME.
@@lucac.8501 While I agree that Hill House was much better, I really would not call Bly Manor a disappointment. It is still leaps and bounds above most other modern horror franchises.
Ears in following background music...Eyes in reading all the comments.... Mind in the heart of the hill house, and that's all perfectly splendid!!!❤
I see what you did at the end.
No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream. Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its hills, holding darkness within; it had stood so for eighty years and might stand for eighty more. Within, walls continued upright, bricks met nearly, floors were firm, and doors were sensibly shut; silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there, walked alone.”
As a writer I find this beautiful.
Walked "together"!
@@manjunathmadavalli4041 this is an extract from the book, "together" is just in the series
"If you can't feel anything, then I'll feel everything for the both of us." -Jamie, The Haunting of Bly Manor
It makes me feel alone and i want to feel this way
This show didn't scare me. It just made me feel so so sad. The whole thing was tragic.
Such a beautiful, haunting and iconic, yet simple, piece of music. Perfectly fits the mood of the show.
the best horror that ive experienced in a while. it made me SO SAD AND HIT RIGHT IN THE FEELS TOO AND THATS WHAT PUNTED THIS SHOW INTO THE BEST OF 2019/2020 FOR ME
together with american horror story the best horror show i have ever seen
@@makkerfelix lol
Steven: "I wish you would have told me."
Hugh: "You didn't you tell your sisters what you saw. Why not? Some things can't be told. You have to live them, or you don't. But they can't be told. I'm sorry."
Steven: "No, I'm sorry, Dad."
Hugh: "This is all yours now. The house, and the promise. I want you to know, you and your sisters, and your brother were the best part of my... of my... I've never been prouder of anything. Anything ever... Take care of each other."
Steven: "Dad..."
Hugh: "And be kind to each other, and nothing else. Be kind. I was so lucky to be your dad."
I don't know why it took me so long, but yesterday during my second viewing of the show I suddenly realized that Nellie saw her life flash before her eyes as she died.
and she saw her death (bent neck lady) while she lived.
i think we all are ok to say that the tall man ghost is the best one
That one is my fav too
Yeah he was scary af
I think Bent-Neck lady was scarier
@@hudatahera6399 but she isn't bad
Ozen i think his name was William
the way they fit this soundtrack into the dialogue is so amazing. It makes me feel reminiscent to something that only just happened
I love that they kept this in bly manor
This music gave me such a happy-sad vibe the moment I heard it
I loooooove this show so much holy shit😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍
yeahh me too, so sad i watched it in two days
@@Jan-zf2pd took me over a year
Jan saaame
This song.... it gives me depression yet comfort
@@biggmoney7 literally!! Like i want this played at my funeral😂😍❤️
This is really one of the most underrated shows on Netflix. I’m not even really that into the horror genre, but THoHH will always be one of my favourite shows; plus there’s Go Tomorrow 💯
I don't think Hill House is underrated. It was really well received by both the critics and general public saying it's one of the best, if not the best, horror/ghost stories in the last 20 years or more.
"I was right here, and nobody could see me"
This music gives me nostalgic feelings about past life .. like i have lived before in a castle ..just the castle they shows in the show .. 🥺
"He's killing them... I want to wake up so badly"
I Just Seen All Of Season 1 Of This And I Have To Say It Was The Best Thing I Have Seem In My Lifetime But It Made Me Cry Aswell
At End With The Father And The Oldest Son That Part Made Me So Emotional And I Cried Like A Little Baby
Why Do You Use Caps At Each Word ?
My heart felt like piercing into pieces. Along with that damn emotional theme, I felt goosebumps all over my body.
The music is so peaceful every time I hear, taking me back to the memories I struggled with, creating a nostalgic-pain experience. The series is no horror but dark, emotional, and sad.
The same feelings that I felt with Bly Manor, I felt with Hill House I felt the inside of the house the emotions of the characters it came through me took me a week to get over Bly Manor so hard to shake a little of Hill House is here to
When I'm hearing this music some strange feeling will come..love you guys
THIS MUSIC IS SO BEAUTIFUL! IT MAKES MY HEART AND MIND TRAVEL TO ANOTHER ERA OF QUALITY AND EMOTIONS...AWAY FROM THE ORDINARY..
Strange description, but not wrong
Anyone here after Bly Manor?
It's You..
Meee
It's me
It’s us...
Its me
Its us
The high notes always give me an uneasy feeling nothing was ever alright for them
yes, since 2018 this is the best show I've ever watched, Mike's most perfect masterpiece
This theme is perfect because it’s emotional, and dramatic, but has that little section that sounds like classic haunted house music. I think it just perfectly captures the spirit (pun intended) of the show. Because… sure… it’s about ghosts… but it’s more about the things that haunt us.
"Be kind to each other and nothing else. Be kind."
Plenty of amazing writing in this show, but the best line for me is, "I can fix it".
This is music! It gives you this weird sensation. Not good. Not bad. It gives you the creeps yet it satisfies. Maybe it's because of the nostalgia feeling it has. Maybe that's why it feels cold and warm and the same time. Just perfectly splendid for this type of series.
It's you it's me it's us
I have never been more proud of anything ever Stevie
dude i'm so proud of this comment section. i scrolled down and saw all the quotes, feelings, and sentiments ahhh this fandom is so united i love it.
Go tomorrow and Stark's theme from GoT is somwhat similar both in terms of musicality and the tragedy behind. And I just love both of them sooooo much.
This Soundtrack always hits my cords, glad they reused it
Still
I'm not crying ...you are😭😭😭
We are...
"I was here the whole time and no one could hear me.." 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
That little chromatic passage of this theme (e.g. at 0:09) is unexpected but so tasteful, it immediately caught my attention when I was watching. It's that detail that makes this theme memorable to me.
Mike Flannagan being a Daredevil fan rose this show from a 10 to a 10.1.
Every time I need to cry I put this song on
16 more days. Everything about this show was amazing. The casting, acting, camera work, lighting, story.. one of my all time favorites. Can't wait for bly manor. It's got a lot to live up to
Edit. Just finished bly manor and i guess it was to much to live up to. I did not like this at all and it had maybe one or two jump scares. Just overall not great. Nothing compares to hill house. Disappointing.
@@torc_jakem did u even watch it really? its a love story not horror
@@torc_jakemI know it’s years later, upon rewatch I find myself being kinder to Bly manor. It’s got some incredibly sweet moments and sure it’s messy but it was a tall order to blend together so many disjointed short stories. It’s no hill house for sure, but it’s still so much better than many many other shows out there, especially horror/ghost themed ones.
Life is suffering.
But death...
Is nothing.
No pain, yes. But no joy. Nothing happy. Life hurts. But you only get one shot. Whether you take it...
or not...
is completely up to you.
Soul Reaver I’m 14 and this is deep
Just Some Guy Without a Mustache Its the same idea the show pitches only phrased differently.
@@soulreaver4993 This was an year ago. I lost my dad recently but what you wrote still keeps me going. Thanks man
@@abhishekgawde I’m glad my words could help you, and I’m so sorry to hear about your dad. Of course, there are no words that help ease the pain, but it does get easier. With time.
I’m always here to talk if you should ever want to.
I don't know why, but this music gave me chills
best horror show ever...it touched me in so many ways fear,sadness,relief,happiness a lot of emotions
A happy family consumed by an house 😢😢
It’s not a normal house at night- clara dudley
Absolutely phenomenal show, I've never seen anything like it. Funnily enough, I watched the trailer after watching the series, and hearing Luke talk about his blood turning to poison legit made me cry... again 😭
This music makes me wanna cry so bad alone in the room 🥲🥲😔
Same for me 😪
Beautiful Melancholy Song!
Masterpiece! 🎯
Forgiveness is warm...
Like a tear on a cheek..
think of that and of me when you stand in the rain..
I loved you completely and you love me the same
That's all...
The rest is confetti...🖤
Why I always cry when I hear this soundtrack…it is soo sad
I have a soul connection between this series and me , I really don’t know why but I just , it’s my comfort zone
I fell in love with Nell. Everything they 've been through. The crucial horror. The ghosts in the backround, everywhere present. And at the end, although the scary car scene where Nellies Ghost screamed and oll the other scenes that hunts us....I cried. Mike Flanagan is a Mastermind.
I related to her so much damn...when she says "I was screaming and you didn't see me" OOF
I still hear this as I’m watching the episode 1 of Bly manor ... well it’s an anthology series even though they’re not connected
This song make me think and feel nostalgia, beauty and absurdity.
"The sense of yearning for something out of reach is so. very. poignant. A very tangible heart ache. A small rise in key, as if for a moment you may be able to accept the loss, before trailing off with the quietly mourning realization that no, you won't cope after all."
-My sister who described this song perfectly
I remember watching it in my class. I was in 10th grade. Sitting next to my best friend. The whole class was close to each other,it is rare. We were eating and sharing food. And then everything changed because of covid. And now,i lost my best friend. Our classes changed,a lot of them graduated. It is not the same anymore. Whenever i hear that soundtrack,i am in that class next to my best friend,having no stress about university exam or my future. It is like a time machine for me. When music stops, im in the real world again.
What class had you watching this show? That's pretty cool (when it lasted)
It’s amazing how they made the soundtrack and it fit perfectly, with us dealing with so many emotions
oh god i love this soundtrack so freaking much 😔♥️
Loved both hill house and bly manor.... perfectly splendid ❤️
I watch Hill House every spooky season. It's a masterpiece.
We have... all of us have. So many times and we didn´t know it
Nell ❤️😢
As big as this song was in the first season, my heart goes to Dani at the end of Bly Manor and how she crumbled and sacrificed herself to end her own and everyone else’s pain.
My heart still belong tho hill house,Bly manor was good but Hill House was just so perfect
"it's you, it's me...it's us"
That’s not in the series’s 😅 that’s on bly manor not hill house
i watched this in 2018 when it came out and after all these years when i listen to this i get the same feelings from back then, thats why music is so important in films/tv
how is this so POWERFUL
Because the melody is in the sad and strong scene’s . So your subconscious mind remember those powerful scenes ...
Simply this series is a masterpiece.
There was a time when I used to binge watch horror movies and series at night. I was kinda bored of their same repeated pattern. Also none could scare me to the point that I would turn it off in between. But this,this one changed the whole story man. I could never find anything even comparable to its level before or after
I loved this series and I hope there will be more series such good as this one
""Take care of each other. And be kind to each other . If nothing else!
My favorite scene that Impacted me the most was when Hugh was talking to Steve in the final episode and you learn that Hugh had killed himself in order for the mom to let the kids out of the room. It made me cry when they were finally reunited at last.