What Hans has done with Dune is what John Williams did with Star Wars and what Howard Shore did with The Lord Of The Rings, he gave a huge anthem for an entire world
As much as i like Hans i remember absolutely nothing form the movies score besides one drum roll and the female singer screaming. It could be basically done by any other composer. John Williams did waaaay more with Star Wars. Even people who don´t watch Star Wars know the Main Theme, Vaders Theme, the Cantina Music etc...
@@andreasgajewski that comparison is absurd, of course Star Wars score is more recognizable since it's been part of pop culture for nearly 50 years and John Williams had a whole saga, Dune part 2 has just come out
I loved going to the cinema when it was cheap even for big premiere movies! I couldnt get the tune out of my head when I saw Hannibal with a friend of mine back in year 2000!Vide Cor Meum, one of his best mellow songs!
It's definitely because denis villeneuve doesn't treat them separate. He involves the creation of the scene with the creation of the music. It really shows.
I sacrificed the biggest screen for the better sound in Dolby and honestly, I think it was worth it. The sound and music in this movie is (in my opinion) what truly solidifies it.
I see you everywhere now Get out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my head
Seen it twice at the iMax, this theme playing when everyone bows but Chani and Princess Irulan made me cry both times. And the build in the theme when Chani is leaving…just so beautiful
It went beautifully with the pain and hurt you see in her eyes as she is waiting for sandworm - made her relatable - she was just a girl that had her heartbroken by a boy.
I NEED to know how he made ‘Arrival’!!! Paul walking in front of a breaching Sandworm has been stuck in my head for DAYS. I’ve never heard a sound like that.
There are a couple interviews and features with the sound designers of the movie explaning how they did the sounds of the desert and the sand worm. Find it on youtube. It's awesome.
It’s the fact when he scores movies he doesn’t create music that a nice accompaniment to the film he actually creates the soundscape of the movie which draws you in much more than any other composer
"Kiss the Ring" is so tragic..."A Time of Quiet" is so beautiful, "Worm Ride" is so epic. Best score I've ever heard in film. He was born to compose this movie. Hans pretty much confirming Messiah is a go at the end. As Written.
what i think is the coolest about him is that he's probably the greatest composer of all time but he always find a way to credit every single soul who worked on the project to the soundtrack is born, and he thinks he always have new things to learn, in a very humble way… this dude is a genius and all of his works are masterpieces!!!
I think his discomfort with certain colors not matching his music might indicate he has synesthesia. Which would make a lot of sense considering the way he describes his music and his process. Absolute genius.
I have no idea why I was sitting here nodding like he was talking to me directly, and at the end I clapped a few times after he said “I know where we are going” but I did both these things. This guy is a legend, the score is glorious
'A Time Of Quiet Between The Storms' is something special beyond words. It harkens back to some of the best emotional moments in film. Gladiator, Blade Runner, The Last Samurai. I couldn't believe what I heard. It's transcendent. Dune: Part Two deserves appreciation on every single front. Cinema, please don't go.
A Time Of Quiet Between The Storms made me well up in the theater. I was instantly thinking about the countless moments of bliss I had with my now ex wife.
Love Hans. It's so great hearing him speak on his approach to music and how he scores. Also really cool how he finds different musicians and writes with them in mind. So neat. Love how he does mention and credits all the musicians and how he appreciates each one of them.
The thing is, Denis visuals are so mesmerizing you can watch the movie on mute and you would still have a feast for your eyes and an amazing movie, and Hans soundtrack is so amazing and beautiful you could listen to it on its own and still feel cinematic and spectacular. So what happens when you take an amazing director and a Grandmaster composer and ask them to adapt one of the most legendary book series ever, then my friends, you got yourself a straight MASTERPIECE !
Hans Zimmer is the Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Boccherini, Salieri, etc. of our time. But because our generation doesn't appreciate music as much as people of the baroque/classical eras he'll go largely unnoticed (in comparison to artists with much more popularity). There's people who don't realize how many of his compositions have actually caused chills in their body while watching a movie.
Bladerunner 2049 and Dune 2 already solidified the director's legendary status in sculpting cinematic visual poetry... while Hans ZImmer cemented his legacy in crafting auditory poetry in cinema decades ago.
It’s like he took Frank Herbert’s prose, ran it through some strange machine and translated it into musical notes. It matches the tone of the book SO well!
i will forever remain in awe of the soul-searching humans do to bend technique to express the complexity of emotions. Hans Zimmer is a master of this, and for that i thank him
My whole entire family LOVES Hans Zimmer _so very_ much! When my son was 8 y/o, he got his first guitar. Without me noticing he played for a whole straight weekend, alone in his bedroom & secretly learned to play Hans Zimmer's "Time" _all_ by himself. My little guy, finally comes out of his bedroom & asks me, "Mom, would you listen to this for a minute? I learned this for you..." He'd taught himself to play guitar so that he could play _that_ one song, for me. Not gonna lie... yes, I _absolutely did_ cry! Cannot _wait_ to hear this whole new score, completely uninterrupted. 💕
I remember watching the documentary piece on him making the Interstellar score and I was blown away by how the entire time, all he was doing was praising the other musicians around him. It is the same here. I love hearing about his process, but the fact that one of the greatest musicians of all time constantly points to the contributions and talents of others is so refreshing.
Mirroring other comments here, 'A Time of Quiet Between the Storms' is one of the most beautiful themes I've heard in years. I can picture myself listening to that piece and feeling comforted and inspired by it while gazing up in wonder at an ocean of stars in the night sky on a clear evening.
The Chain and Paul Love theme reminded me of the ending of Gladiator, especially when Chani leaves at the end. My mind immediately made the connection and I literally burst into tears. Both scenes at the ends touch on a tragic end of someone's humanity. I hadn't heard something so beautiful and painful in years.
I saw him live recently, and it was so amazing how appreciative he is of his musicians. It's very endearing. Of his speaking time during the show, he was mostly talking about how wonderful other people were. I would see that concert again in a heartbeat! One of the best I've been to.
So awesome. Great leader too. Gives recognition to his team. Love the way he spots talent and is always playing. He’s got the skills, experience, yet kept the love of the search.
9:45 - Despite however many times he's heard this part of the score he is still moved without fail. You can see the swell and the rise giving him a tingle down his neck and spine that only comes with pure emotion. Sublime piece of music
The music really made Dune part 2 for me fantastic. The SCORE was fantastic. It made me sooooooooooo emotional. A quiet between the storms is something else.
To be living in this era, experiencing three great epics- Star Wars, LOTR, and now Dune - has to be probably the greatest gift human kind has fashioned for us. Literally, tears of joy.
I’ve been waiting for this video. That first duduk theme in Dune part one is an amazing tune full of mystery and purpose, and the duduk theme ‘time of quiet between the storms’ in Dune part two is just beautiful. Simple but powerful. What a love theme.
I heard “A Quiet Between the Storms” and instantly knew it was Pedro playing the Duduk. It’s hilarious that they modified the instrument so it could play it. The love theme is beyond beautiful.
I think this movie had one of the most perfect marriages of thematic music and imagery I’ve ever experienced. It brought me to tears at times. What an incredible time to be alive
A time of quiet between the storms strikes such a cord in me and brings a tear to my eye. I don’t know why but Hans just nails the emotional side of his music. Reminds me of his gladiator compositions.
“Beginnings are such delicate times”, one of the most beautiful pieces of music for any movie I’ve ever seen. Really illuminates the hope of a messiah, but encapsulates the sort of melancholy of blindly following one.
Uh, that love theme hits so deep. I think it takes the cake for the most beautiful theme I've ever heard. Tears, every time.
Great seeing you here.
fr bro it’s perfect ☺️
Rivals the Han Solo and Leia theme.
I was wondering why I was crying, it's so interesting what music evokes.
didnt expect to see you here lol
“A Time of Quiet…” is so moving especially when it’s played as Chani is leaving
It's gonna be even more moving towards the end of Dune Messiah
I believe that is "Kiss the Ring".
Such an Anime ending.
lead them to paradise 😔
Yes !!!!!!
the last question and his answer.... i cheered loudly in my room!!!
I laughed like an idiot cause I know they're going to deliver once it's confirmed
Yessss!!!!
made me so happy.. him and denis villeneuve are truly the only ones capable of making dune ❤
"cheered loudly in my room" most emotionally mature American be like
Can’t wait 😢
Bless the Depot and its piping
Bless the humming and blowing of them
May their pitches cleanse the world
And keep the world for their whistles
lmao
It's been a long time since a UA-cam comment made me laugh so hard 😂
amen.
May your pressure treated board chip and shatter
HAHAHAHAHAHA
13:29 no one gona talk about hans Zimmer hunting talents to give them a opportunity to be a part of his team for me it is somehow wholesome.
😢 It's amazing
Very wholesome
Utterly priceless!! 😂
Any clue what the song was that lead him to finding Steve?
Yeah, the story of Steve Mazzaro made me so happy. That's a dream come true. Amazing
Amazing that in the first 5 min of the video he's giving credit to the talented musicians on his team, rather than talking about himself.
he’s been known to not do this in the past though
@@ajlance9536he did it in the last dune vid as well..
@@ajlance9536so? He’s doing it now
A true leader
He doesn't compose music anymore. He just puts his name on it.
The response to the last question gave me chills!
Yeah I’m glad Denis has begun writing Dune Messiah which will be the perfect conclusion to the trilogy
He basically said "our road leads into the desert"
What Hans has done with Dune is what John Williams did with Star Wars and what Howard Shore did with The Lord Of The Rings, he gave a huge anthem for an entire world
Except Hans Zimmer has now done this multiple times..
The Dark Knight Trilogy
Interstellar
Lion King
Gladiator
Inception
Dunkirk
Dune
@@FondromPoint taken, but John Williams definitely did it multiple times too lmao. Star wars, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, ET, etc etc etc
As much as i like Hans i remember absolutely nothing form the movies score besides one drum roll and the female singer screaming. It could be basically done by any other composer. John Williams did waaaay more with Star Wars. Even people who don´t watch Star Wars know the Main Theme, Vaders Theme, the Cantina Music etc...
@@andreasgajewski that comparison is absurd, of course Star Wars score is more recognizable since it's been part of pop culture for nearly 50 years and John Williams had a whole saga, Dune part 2 has just come out
@@azathoth528well...you mentioned it with your post^^
Only Hans could make a guy walking through a crowd go so hard. “Arrival” was a masterpiece
I love Arrival score! Although, it's by a composer called Jahanns Johannsson not Hans Zimmer.
@@originaozz The track "Arrival" not the movie
Some people really talk or write before listening. Rather school you on a fact then actually hear your point.
@@teenybooch. correct
I was really hoping he would mention that track in this interview. Such a heavy song
What a privilege it is to exist during the same time as Hans Zimmer. Every film that he scores is a treat.
Well said.
I loved going to the cinema when it was cheap even for big premiere movies! I couldnt get the tune out of my head when I saw Hannibal with a friend of mine back in year 2000!Vide Cor Meum, one of his best mellow songs!
This might get him his third Oscar! Especially „A time of quite between the storms“ is beautiful ❤
I also really like "Kiss the Ring".
It must bring it, the score of this movie is sensational
Harkonnen Arena is incredible too
Spoiler: It’s going to win the Oscar lol
water of life is crazyyyy
I want to hear Hans Zimmer and Denis Villenueve having a heated conversation about the quality of wines.
Caladan wines.
Only if there's a wistful duduk playing in the distance. 🧐
it would be hilarious if one of them quotes the movie Sideways 😂🍷
The way he describes "A time of quiet..." is exaclty how I felt watching the scene. He is an amazing musician.
The fact that he finds talent on UA-cam is insane and shows publicity doesn’t always show talent, puts hidden talent into perspective doesn’t it
9:36 Hans' reaction is everyone's reaction to this song. It honestly takes you to another planet
The Paul/Chani theme is one of the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever heard in film
I want a Hans Zimmer documentary SO bad
Check out "Hollywood Rebel"
there is one in german and french, maybe it is available in english as well, I don't know. It is called Hans Zimmer - the sound of hollywood.
A time of quiet between the storms is one of the most beautiful pieces of score I've heard in decades
This is literally like a free Master Class. As a percussionist, I find this so fascinating. I love Hans’s thinking, it’s like a beautiful science
The music was a HUGE part of this movie!
Definitely
It's definitely because denis villeneuve doesn't treat them separate. He involves the creation of the scene with the creation of the music. It really shows.
A Time of Quiet Between the Storms immediately makes me tear up every time. The melody, the performance, the emotion is just beautiful
It’s very much like a Vangelis theme in that way
So proud that our ancient Armenien instrument, Duduk, is part of this magic.
Тоже самое испытываю!
I am so glad I got to witness the film in IMAX.
Everyone should watch it in the best screen possible.
It is a filmmaking spectacle!
seen it twice in IMAX! and counting!
Should I see it in IMAX or Dolby theatre?
I saw it 5 times. It’s not only about the screen, the sound is one of the best there too.
Yes, Sound is a more important factor for Dune. The audio mixing is crazy!@@thebellbrothers3279
I sacrificed the biggest screen for the better sound in Dolby and honestly, I think it was worth it. The sound and music in this movie is (in my opinion) what truly solidifies it.
I’ve only ever heard Hans’ songs never really got to see his passion and care for each of the tracks. It’s inspiring!
I see you everywhere now
Get out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my headGet out of my head
@@depagogd1426Are you ok?
Seen it twice at the iMax, this theme playing when everyone bows but Chani and Princess Irulan made me cry both times. And the build in the theme when Chani is leaving…just so beautiful
It went beautifully with the pain and hurt you see in her eyes as she is waiting for sandworm - made her relatable - she was just a girl that had her heartbroken by a boy.
IMAX is not made by apple ya dork
A Time of Quiet literally had me crying in the theaters. Not even because of the scene, but because of the emotional strings the music pulled on
A Time of Quiet brings me to tears every time I see it in the theater. Incredible music and movie moment.
Dune Messiah on Hans Zimmer's desk?!? WE GOT A TRILOGY ladies and gentlemen!!!
Yes, but it’s a couple years away. Denis has said he wants to do another movie first and wants chalamet to age up a little, which makes sense.
@@cbrreezzyy69lmao this is funny, timothy needs to age a little haha
@ramstab kind of makes sense, Messiah is about 12 years after Dune 2
As written
The two film, technically 1 story (novel)
I NEED to know how he made ‘Arrival’!!! Paul walking in front of a breaching Sandworm has been stuck in my head for DAYS. I’ve never heard a sound like that.
Probably a cello or bass bowed slow and aggressive.
probably a bass, I reckon it had some kind of modified bow and synth effects to give it that crunchy raspy sound
There are a couple interviews and features with the sound designers of the movie explaning how they did the sounds of the desert and the sand worm. Find it on youtube. It's awesome.
Absolutely guttural and epic..
U must not know how sound works lol 😂 dude, is editing sounds ....ignorance is astounding
It’s the fact when he scores movies he doesn’t create music that a nice accompaniment to the film he actually creates the soundscape of the movie which draws you in much more than any other composer
Visual .
"Kiss the Ring" is so tragic..."A Time of Quiet" is so beautiful, "Worm Ride" is so epic.
Best score I've ever heard in film. He was born to compose this movie.
Hans pretty much confirming Messiah is a go at the end. As Written.
Lisan Al Gaib!!!
As it was written!!!
what i think is the coolest about him is that he's probably the greatest composer of all time but he always find a way to credit every single soul who worked on the project to the soundtrack is born, and he thinks he always have new things to learn, in a very humble way… this dude is a genius and all of his works are masterpieces!!!
That Steve Mazzaro anecdote is so terrific.
Truth!!! 😂
Honestly soul crushing
I think his discomfort with certain colors not matching his music might indicate he has synesthesia. Which would make a lot of sense considering the way he describes his music and his process. Absolute genius.
He got that true detective in him
He does, he's even listed on the wikipedia page for it lol. He's mentioned hearing colours several times
@@kelownatechkid I never knew this. Thanks.
Thats what i was going to say. @@kelownatechkid Billie Eilish has synesthesia in music also. I mention that cause they worked together on Bond.
He might have it but I don’t think this indicates cause lots of musicians match there sounds with the colors or feel of what there trying to create
Can we for a moment also state that Hans is a amazing talent scout?
And his friends!
Just an all around amazing guy it seems. No wonder this movie sounds so spectacular.
I could listen to Hans talk about music for eternity. He truly is inspiring.
I have no idea why I was sitting here nodding like he was talking to me directly, and at the end I clapped a few times after he said “I know where we are going” but I did both these things. This guy is a legend, the score is glorious
Yall his coming to tour the USA , I highly recommend to watch him and his amazing musicians live , it’s another level!
Yo where is that schedule
Going to buy tickets to see him in Seattle. I can see that some sites are selling tickets but ticketmaster isn't yet. Any idea why that is??
Thanks to Hans and his entire team of very talented musicians for creating this beautiful score.
Yesterday I visited Hans Zimmer's show in vienna. It was an unbelievable experience. They even played the Dune 2 scene.
There is nothing more beautiful than the connection between human beings to create beautiful things together
@9:43 makes me emotional, and it seems to make Hans emotional too. Music is a beautiful thing 🤍
Hans Zimmer is simply so talented and he surrounds himself with talented musicians. It’s simply amazing ❤
'A Time Of Quiet Between The Storms' is something special beyond words. It harkens back to some of the best emotional moments in film. Gladiator, Blade Runner, The Last Samurai. I couldn't believe what I heard. It's transcendent.
Dune: Part Two deserves appreciation on every single front.
Cinema, please don't go.
"A time of quiet between the storms"
the perfect title. it is played at two key moments that are best described in that way.
Hans Zimmer is by far my favorite musician. His mind, dedication, and creativity are unparalleled. Amazing.
Hans Zimmer also found Ofra Haza for the Prince of Egypt back then. He really has a knack for that.
I love how whenever he talks about Denis, the amount of affection for his artistic collatrabor on the closest wavelength as him shines through.
A Time Of Quiet Between The Storms made me well up in the theater. I was instantly thinking about the countless moments of bliss I had with my now ex wife.
I am feeling you
"I know where we're going" 💙
That was a brilliant answer to the question :v And it tells you everything you need to know.
14:55 His smile and his passion for Dune and film/music in general is just so heartwarming ❤
"i am still learning", respect!
Love Hans. It's so great hearing him speak on his approach to music and how he scores. Also really cool how he finds different musicians and writes with them in mind. So neat. Love how he does mention and credits all the musicians and how he appreciates each one of them.
This movie wouldn't be what it is without Hans Zimmer.
By this time next year we will hopefully hear the words *”And the Oscar goes to…..Hans Zimmer for Dune: Part Two!*
They say the film name first
Sadly Oscar rejected Dune part 2 to be nominated for best original score because of some technically
@ proving why the Oscars need to change their rules otherwise they’re gonna very quickly become outdated and irrelevant.
The thing is, Denis visuals are so mesmerizing you can watch the movie on mute and you would still have a feast for your eyes and an amazing movie, and Hans soundtrack is so amazing and beautiful you could listen to it on its own and still feel cinematic and spectacular. So what happens when you take an amazing director and a Grandmaster composer and ask them to adapt one of the most legendary book series ever, then my friends, you got yourself a straight MASTERPIECE !
you can pause each moment and frame it. he is such a artist
The last part just brought a tear to my eye, we'll be ready...
Hans Zimmer is an absolute genius. So many epic soundtracks. The best to ever do it.
Hans Zimmer is the Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Boccherini, Salieri, etc. of our time. But because our generation doesn't appreciate music as much as people of the baroque/classical eras he'll go largely unnoticed (in comparison to artists with much more popularity). There's people who don't realize how many of his compositions have actually caused chills in their body while watching a movie.
Hans Zimmer is literally one of the most recognized composers on the planet, probably even all time lol
If you look at his career and all the songs he has composed its hard to not give him the genius status
Bladerunner 2049 and Dune 2 already solidified the director's legendary status in sculpting cinematic visual poetry... while Hans ZImmer cemented his legacy in crafting auditory poetry in cinema decades ago.
Gladiator, inception, interstellar, etc..
It’s like he took Frank Herbert’s prose, ran it through some strange machine and translated it into musical notes. It matches the tone of the book SO well!
Is intuition introvert feeling . Study Carl Jung... Not everyone can ...
This is so cool. I love that he’s finding ppl on UA-cam…so cool. What a creative & lovely artist.
i will forever remain in awe of the soul-searching humans do to bend technique to express the complexity of emotions. Hans Zimmer is a master of this, and for that i thank him
“Kiss the Ring” replaces the love in “A Time of Quiet Between the Storms” with sorrow.
The joy in his voice, the willingness to just go for it and the love he has for his musicians shows in his music. Will always love his soundtracks
My whole entire family LOVES Hans Zimmer _so very_ much! When my son was 8 y/o, he got his first guitar. Without me noticing he played for a whole straight weekend, alone in his bedroom & secretly learned to play Hans Zimmer's "Time" _all_ by himself. My little guy, finally comes out of his bedroom & asks me, "Mom, would you listen to this for a minute? I learned this for you..." He'd taught himself to play guitar so that he could play _that_ one song, for me. Not gonna lie... yes, I _absolutely did_ cry! Cannot _wait_ to hear this whole new score, completely uninterrupted. 💕
And then everyone stood up and clapped
@@cityonahillterrain Huh?
That’s beautiful ❤️
this is so wholesome 😄
Great comment. Impressive kid.
He nails every movie soundtrack. Trully an extraordinary human being. Can’t wait to see him play live.
I remember watching the documentary piece on him making the Interstellar score and I was blown away by how the entire time, all he was doing was praising the other musicians around him. It is the same here. I love hearing about his process, but the fact that one of the greatest musicians of all time constantly points to the contributions and talents of others is so refreshing.
I actually cry at between the sands piece, so beautiful.
Mirroring other comments here, 'A Time of Quiet Between the Storms' is one of the most beautiful themes I've heard in years.
I can picture myself listening to that piece and feeling comforted and inspired by it while gazing up in wonder at an ocean of stars in the night sky on a clear evening.
The Chain and Paul Love theme reminded me of the ending of Gladiator, especially when Chani leaves at the end. My mind immediately made the connection and I literally burst into tears. Both scenes at the ends touch on a tragic end of someone's humanity. I hadn't heard something so beautiful and painful in years.
I saw him live recently, and it was so amazing how appreciative he is of his musicians. It's very endearing. Of his speaking time during the show, he was mostly talking about how wonderful other people were. I would see that concert again in a heartbeat! One of the best I've been to.
Hans you are extraordinary.
So awesome. Great leader too. Gives recognition to his team. Love the way he spots talent and is always playing. He’s got the skills, experience, yet kept the love of the search.
Hans is a genius. I wish he talked about making "Harkonnen Arena" or "Arrival"
I'm convinced both movies would not have made for the same phenomenal viewing experience they are without this score.
He is the Mozart of our time. I so want to see him Live. I don't even think I can find the words to describe his brilliance.
nothing like Mozart... if anything he would be more like the Stravinsky or maybe you could make an argument for Scriabin.
@@juleeez628 I disagree. Not a huge fan of Williams.
@@jacoblehrer4198 um ok.
@@juleeez628John Williams is a legend. But that's a pretty crazy statement you just made 😂
Zimmer is the 🐐
9:45 - Despite however many times he's heard this part of the score he is still moved without fail. You can see the swell and the rise giving him a tingle down his neck and spine that only comes with pure emotion. Sublime piece of music
The music really made Dune part 2 for me fantastic. The SCORE was fantastic. It made me sooooooooooo emotional. A quiet between the storms is something else.
I will always love hearing creative people talk about their passion
A Time of Quiet Between the Storms moves you to another universe without moving you physically; it's an Oscar-winning masterpiece!
To be living in this era, experiencing three great epics- Star Wars, LOTR, and now Dune - has to be probably the greatest gift human kind has fashioned for us. Literally, tears of joy.
I’ve been waiting for this video. That first duduk theme in Dune part one is an amazing tune full of mystery and purpose, and the duduk theme ‘time of quiet between the storms’ in Dune part two is just beautiful. Simple but powerful. What a love theme.
He is an absolute genius. His music is timeless and will live on forever.
I heard “A Quiet Between the Storms” and instantly knew it was Pedro playing the Duduk. It’s hilarious that they modified the instrument so it could play it. The love theme is beyond beautiful.
He's the best in the business! The music for Dune was incredible and it couldn't have been better!)
1:43 I know it’s not but i can’t help imagining the band being called “Hans and the Zimmers”
Or, "The Zimmermen"
Dune Part 3 confirmed, what a cool way of Denis to let gim know 😂. Such a freaking cool guy, an absolute genius filled with talent and cool stories.
I think this movie had one of the most perfect marriages of thematic music and imagery I’ve ever experienced. It brought me to tears at times. What an incredible time to be alive
Everyone on this film just at the APEX of their ability. An instant favorite and a true masterpiece. Absolutely beautiful.
Hans Zimmer is just on a completely different level.
A time of quiet between the storms strikes such a cord in me and brings a tear to my eye. I don’t know why but Hans just nails the emotional side of his music. Reminds me of his gladiator compositions.
If “kiss the ring” doesn’t make you feel something nothing can. Chills everytime.
So inspiring to listen to a genius artist/creator/leader speak with so much passion about his profession.
"Kiss the Ring" personal favorite
8:31 this song live made me cry. I have never felt so vulnerable and so vast in any moment of my life - until this moment ❤
One of the greatest concerts I’ve ever been to, that’s for sure! Multiple full body chills throughout the whole night!
'Kiss the Ring' So beautiful 😭
Listening to him just talk about the music, it’s tear jerking. He has a mind so humble and genuine.
My dream, as a composer, is to make music if only once with Hans. His love for music and instruments is so inspiring.
“Beginnings are such delicate times”, one of the most beautiful pieces of music for any movie I’ve ever seen. Really illuminates the hope of a messiah, but encapsulates the sort of melancholy of blindly following one.