Oppenheimer - Full Soundtrack Album by Ludwig Göransson (2023) 🎵
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- 🎵 Track List: 🎵
1 0:00:00 - Fission
2 0:04:38 - Can You Hear The Music
3 0:06:29 - A Lowly Shoe Salesman
4 0:10:03 - Quantum Mechanics
5 0:13:03 - Gravity Swallows Light
6 0:16:32 - Meeting Kitty
7 0:22:21 - Groves
8 0:25:24 - Manhattan Project
9 0:28:25 - American Prometheus
10 0:31:02 - Atmospheric Ignition
11 0:34:31 - Los Alamos
12 0:37:10 - Fusion
13 0:41:06 - Colonel Pash
14 0:46:03 - Theorists
15 0:49:18 - Ground Zero
16 0:53:39 - Trinity
17 1:01:32 - What We Have Done
18 1:07:17 - Power Stays In The Shadows
19 1:11:28 - The Trial
20 1:17:01 - Dr. Hill
21 1:21:25 - Kitty Comes To Testify
22 1:26:18 - Something More Important
23 1:29:43 - Destroyer Of Worlds
24 1:32:38 - Oppenheimer
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On Spotify lets goooo thanks man !
bro I created a nuke in gmod, the nuke destroy the game.
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Muchas gracias
"Perhaps they were discussing something more important." That scene gets me!
For REAL
💯+1
[SPOILERS] With our politicians so consumed in tearing each other apart, they have lost the big picture. Einstein walked away probably believing his legacy was the inevitable destruction of mankind. His greatest achievement and his contributions to science that allowed us to understand the nature of the universe would be used by mankind to kill itself. Strauss was so consumed with himself that he believed Einstein and Oppenheimer were talking about him.
One of my favorite scenes from the movie. For a story that is based on history and shouldn't have any twists, that was it for me. It shifted the audiences perspective just a little. You see that Stauss is an unreliable narrator, evident by the difference in his reaction when Oppie embarrassed him. According to him, he simply laughed off Oppie's comments while Oppenheimer sees Strauss' straight face full of contained anger. Not only is Stauss lying to Oppie, but the audience as well.
Quote of a lifetime!!!
Just left the Theater, thank you so much for this.
Same, was quite amazing
@@alexanderroblox4557 So beautiful yet so terrifying
@@TheGililgi During what scene was "Can you hear the music" playing?
I saw this too, phenomenal
@@HolyGayfish one of the first scenes, when we enter in introspection with Oppenheimer, seeing many images of what quantum world represents. And it's also obviously just after a character says to Oppie :"Can you hear the music ?"
Christopher Nolan is such an outstanding writer that he makes the secret conversation between 2 physicists more exiting than an explosion of an actual nuclear bomb. Incredible.
Absolutely not
@@peterparker9954 Absolutely yes
Nolan _is_ an outstanding writer, but to be fair, that is not as hard as it sounds. If you want something to be anticipated, tease it, reveal it late, have your characters refer to it. The movie does that for the bomb, but even more so for the conversation. Voila.
@@merlinc.4560 maybe because the bomb is not some fiction teasable event that people know nothing about XD
@@mariorad529 the movie was less about Oppenheimer the scientist, and more about Oppenheimer the communist suspect.... It was boring !
what a masterpiece. the music. the acting. the story. the directing. the cinematography. the dialogues.
the ending final 5-10 minutes, and especially last 10-15 seconds hit hard!!!!! profound!!!!!!!!! That moment glues the entire film into one masterpiece whole, fittingly named "OPPENHEIMER"
@soulpath1 Exactly what I thought. The film itself was superb, but the final seconds just blew me away. Like Nolan did with Inception, Tenet and The Dark Knight. What an experience.
Bro y’all are pathetic lmfao
@@soulpath1 myself and several people around me audibly said something to the effect of, "holy shit" after the screen turned to black.
Meh, it was good but not that good
The scene where they were deciding where to drop the bomb and the secretary of war just says "Don't bomb Kyoto because its culturally significant.. and because my wife and I had our honeymoon there." was insane. The fact that the fate of thousands of lives were decided by the minor, insignificant, offhand remark of someone on the opposite side of the world. And the fact that thats still how things are to this day. This movie was fucking fantastic.
that‘s america for you
The worst part is that I could hear the people in theater laughing and I was like that is sick.
That's the theme of the movie. That we're leaving the power of a god in the hands of these flawed little creatures who will use it to their own personal means, like Prometheus with fire. It's amazing that we went 80+ years without this story being told.
I saw it rwice and at this scene people actuallh laugh in disbelief, some say "WTF?"
Now look up Kokura… had conditions been poor over Hiroshima one particular day… Kokura would have been nuked. Had conditions over Kokura been any less worse or for any less time a few days later, Kokura would have been nuked.
Upon learning of it’s status as the secondary target of Little Boy, and the primary for Fat Man, the Japanese coined a new phrase… Luck of Kokura.
To be honest, I cannot believe how beautiful this piece of art is
🎉Bien DICHO 😂. NO es una banda sonora original sino un sensual pastiche de varios estilos. A los ya dichos, encuentro referencias o guiños a música clásica y bandas sonoras a películas. El hecho de que sean tan fragmentada me gustó. Es acorde a la discontinuidad propia de la Mecánica cuántica 🎉😂🤓😎 3.8.2023😢
Thanks to the compositor he’s a genius !
Heavy stuff despite being so "light".
Ludwig deserved this Oscar so much. Congrats for him for this masterpiece
Fully deserved for sure, it wrapped up the movie perfectly!
😮@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420
I've never had my heart beat as fast in a movie theatre from sheer suspense alone. This movie was a real modern marvel; Ever increasing respect for Ludwig Göransson.
I saw it yesterday and my heart was really pumping at the countdown. I was like; never thought I would have a violins induced anxiety attack...
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I'm glad I wasn't the only one who felt this during the countdown scene. My heart has never raced that much during a film. It was so intense and powerful.
@@Fe-ironman I did wonder why they didn't show anything regarding the Japanese bombings. I assumed it was because the film tried to show as much of Oppenheimer's perspective as possible and wanted to leave that part up to your own imagination. Perhaps they assume the viewer already knows enough about how tragic and fatal those bombs were to not include showing them.
Suspense*
“Can you hear the music” is something else 👏🏼👑
Most real comment
Notice: there is no music when the bomb goes off. There is no music during that moment to indicate the significantly relative difference in the speed of light and speed of sound.
@@keshavvajapeyam813it’s also a subversion of the audiences expectations. bombs in film are typically very loud and a big point of action in the film. this scene isn’t meant to excite the audience, it’s meant to force them to sit with the horrors of humanity for an uncomfortable amount of time. so instead of the expected loud sound, we get a long moment of silence
1:31:30 ''When I came to you with those calculations, we thought me might start a chain reaction that would destroy the entire world. I believe we did''
That scene gave me chills
You know it’s amazing when everybody mentions a different song as their favorite
No shit
My favorites are Can You Hear the Music, Trinity, and Ground Zero
Mine is A Lowly Shoe Salesman, Power stays in the Shadows, Destroyer of Worlds, Oppenheimer.
Kitty's song.
Meeting Kitty is the best
"I believe we did." That scene gives me the chills
Amazing touch by Ludwig Göransson, both 5:10 and 1:31:44 sounds like a train speeding up as the chords slowly starts progressing faster and the two main chords acting like a trains horn. Absolutely Beautiful.
True...in the threatre it sounded so full
Yes I caught that in theater. Loved it
dont forget 30:03
feels like a chain reaction spiraling out of control!
To me it sounds pretty heavily inspired by Philip Glass' works like "Floe".
This movie is the last film when I with my wife Juniarti and my chlidren, Raka Arung Aksara watch together. I listening this music to remember my wife who died because HER2-positive breast cancer in 27th of August, 2023. Two days ago. She died in sleep. No pain. No suffering. I love you so much. See you again in heaven my love...
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
All the best, brother. I'm very sorry for your loss. Stay strong, and I wish you luck 💪💪💪
Don't worry. You are strong! 💚💚💚💪🏼😘😘
Я очень сожалею, надеюсь она нашла покой...
I feel for your loss, I hope you may find peace 🫂 I am glad you got to share your last memories together upon such a masterpiece. I wish you and your kids the best
The Mandalorian, Tenet, Black Panther and now Oppenheimer. Ludwig keeps pumping out bangers
This score MUST win at the Oscars. It's such a transportive masterpiece, what a film. Maybe will go as one of the best of all time.
This film deserves to win every Oscar that it can. It is and will go down in history as the greatest biopic and in my sincere opinion, I don’t believe any movie ever has or ever will be better than this film.
@@matttully3178then you forgot the movie Once Upon a time in American, with soundtrack by Ennio Morricone , written and directed by Sergio Leone
@@dovesduThat’s his opinion. Not everyone’s opinion is gonna be the same as yours. He also said “in my sincere opinion”.
dont limit yourself. always be hopeful for the better in the future.
@@nickavenoso7851 This is not my is a living legend of generations of cinema
This movie better win a Oscar. Haven’t seen a movie in a long time where so much effort was put into it and kept me at my seat for all three hours while I sat in the movie theater. This movie is a masterpiece and definitely Christopher Nolan’s finest work.
a Woke Oscar doesn´t means anything
Also Ludwig Göransson's finest work.
@@82danielriderReal (Oppenheimer is transcendent beyond a futile, over-glorified, mini gold figurine)
@@82danielrider What's so woke about this film?
not the movie, the Oscars@@flambambam3578
Can you hear the music. Truly a masterpiece. On level with Hans Zimmer… gives me district 9 vibes
A little bit, district 9, the avengers, Star Wars, and Nolan’s Batman trilogy. All different composers and all beautiful. (Those are some of my favorite franchises/scores I like)
@@papahamdrew9962 Star wars ?? come on now
@@chrisrevel2801 John Williams is an amazing composer. The force theme, imperial March, order 66, battle of the heroes, duel of the fates. They are amazing pieces
@@papahamdrew9962 yes that was my point , john williams is in an entirely different league . He made much better music and his music has never been used as sound design to prevent the viewer from clearly hearing the dialogues
@chrisrevel2801 he is not on another level above zimmer. Like come on. Have you heard his scores?
I'm from Russia, this film has finally arrived in theaters, a masterpiece, like all Nolan's films, the greatest soundtrack from Jorasson
the horns coming in at 5:20 are hectic. such a good score
FR
amazing
What is the instrument used to make that sound? It is breathtaking.
I ascended to the higher dimensions 🌌😇 and it even changed how I view my own personal life strangely enough
@@willwalraven4935 as far as i know, maybe some big ass trumpets
What a movie, Christopher Nolan doesn't miss.
The Trinity part was SO well done that i couldn't breath well
I would certainly be worried if a movie scene caused me breathing difficulties. Better check with a doctor
@@Seifounage lol
Ok this has been my favorite movie that I have seen in an incredibly long time. It is absolutely incredible but honestly I was a little underwhelmed with the test. Yes every shot looked gorgeous but the explosion itself seemed very underwhelming.
@@beacondog2440 I interpreted this as an intentional choice, because the shots of how he sees the ramifications from the test are far more intense than the test itself.
The overall scene was good but the explosion itself wasn't that impressive. Could've been better with CGI
1:31:14 is when the threatre bass came... i love this part
Thank you
When I hear this in cinema I’m Goosebumps
Oppenheimer wasn’t the only one to drop fire 🔥
Göransson's score complements the film so perfectly, that it heightens the tension and adds an eerie ambiance that enhances the movie's atmosphere.
And some reviews told no need for a bgm for this movie. Alas. Anyone have any opinion?
The John Williams of this century.
@@pradeepparameswaran771I so disagree. I personally love Göransson’s score and think it added a lot to the film. Especially in the tense moments.
None of this soundtrack is really memorable but damn it complements the story so great and helps it build an amazing atmosphere
@@Wolltazar I wouldn’t say that none of it is memorable, but I think Ludwig’s plan for the score was to underlie Oppenheimer’s feelings and his life and to build an atmosphere that compliments the story. I personally find tracks like American Prometheus, Can You Hear The Music, Oppenheimer, Destroyer Of Worlds and Trinity to be memorable, but that’s just my opinion. Meeting Kitty is great as well, imo.
This was an amazing film. The soundtrack was also fitting to its atmosphere.
One of the better films I ever seen
Makes you think days after you seen it.
@@chrishughes1057Thanks Christopher Nolan ! 👑
I wish I could relive watching this film for the first time again. The Trinity Test was an experience like no other. Seeing Josh Peck’s hand shaking was what got me shaking. It was the icing in the cake. Everything was perfect. Teller putting the zinc cream over his face, knowing the UV damage. That one guy leaving the launch station just before the countdown hits zero because he so desperately wants to see the bomb go off with his own eyes. The way Oppenheimer was breathing heavily when it finally went off. The sheer silence. That was the most silence I had heard from a gathering of humans that size. You could here a pin drop in the theater. “I am become death. Destroyer of worlds.” And then BOOM. Fuck…
i had chills when those two sentences was said
Just saw it yesterday. The silence in the theater when the bomb went off was really extraordinary. We could just hear Cillian breathing heavily.
This movie plays like a bad dream, but then you remember it's more or less a reality
The silence in the theater... It was a marvelous moment to remember. It felt like we were "IN" The Trinity Test because everyone in the film and in the theater; we were all waiting for that moment, we were all breathing heavily and had no idea what was going to come up. Pure masterpiece...
@@karahankara1810I got scared at the boom 😂 but oh my goodness what a experience to see that scene…a masterpiece really
5:56 This is so beautiful !!!
Thank you
Once I heard the music at the beginning, I new it was going to be an amazing film.
Gets you hooked immediately imo
+1
what a movie. Its that kind of a movie that makes you sit down and just think. Eyes racing, thoughts boiling in your mind. What a performance from Ludwig and especially from Cillian Murphy. And honestly RDJ´s performance blew me away.
I want to watch this again to truly take it in
me too saw this last night in Laser IMAX but going to see it in 70mm IMAX in a week. THEN I'll fully absorb it. I hope you watched it in 70mm IMAX or will?
same
True, it does require few times to grasp everything
@@after_midnight9592 its like that with most Nolan movies. I had to watch Dunkirk twice to truly appreciate it
Same. Waiting for it to come on streaming so I can watch it with subtitles and focus better
Just left theatre and wow! 4:39 was just what I was looking for! Amazing
I also love that song the most, along with “destroyer of worlds”
Masterpiece!
IKR, it sounds like a locomotive getting faster and faster, just wonderful.
It gives me "Theory of everything" vibes
@@Aleksfulifyyesssss
Deserved Oscar.
I love the idea of using the soundtrack for the whole movie and when the bomb exploded It suddenly became a moment of silence.
I am listening to this after returning from theatre. What a masterpiece! The whole movie lived upto the hype
Indeed it did...WOW!
Nah
Movie of the year !
@@IdentifiantE.SFor me, it was easily the best movie I have ever watched.
Don't know what ye all watched. Diluted with endless dialogue with no real discernable consequences. Yes we knew of the actual consequences but the film kind of lost itself in endless dialogue for me. Bit of a let down tbh was expecting much better from Nolan
10:05 Quantum Mechanics is breathtaking omg…
I miss unbeatable duo Nolan/Zimmer but Oppenheimer main theme is huge masterpiece, congrats Ludwig :)
if im honest i think Ludwig style is better for this movie than Hans Zimmer style, i honestly cant think of a better soundtrack for this movie, even if im a Hans Zimmer fan and huge fan of Interstellar this is a masterpiece too
zimmer got carried by james newton howard hes not missed at all
I like both of them. Zimmer scoring for Dune is one of his best choices too.
@@Ali-fo4uv wrong, only who was carried is james newton howard, its showed in bonus dsc/doc..
wrong.@@mareksarnovsky2731
5:20 is the craziest piece of music I’ve ever heard, thrilling
29:30
Got out of the theater a few hours ago and man. This film is incredible. Best film I’ve seen of 2023 so far.
Clank
26:36 "The Manhattan Project" Is what I have been waiting for... Really haunting and beautiful theme! 35:24 "Los Alamos" and 16:34 "Meeting Kitty"/ 1:21:25 "Kitty comes to testify" is also just perfection!
yeah the music from the "opening look" right? so evocative and emotional. *edit* nvm i'm referring to "Los Alamos"
Not enough people talk about this!!!
Combinada con 5:10 y 29:50 y 1:21:25 y 1:31:47
The Manhattan Project was so beautifully used in the long trailer of this movie… such a masterpiece! ❤
I love your taste
“Destroyer of the worlds “ will remain my favourite forever, it just has something so calming yet haunting about it. Fact that he succeeded in what he wanted to achieve but at what cost.
Just want to say one thing, UA-cam should be ashamed of themselves interrupting this beautiful music ❤ with 50 ads, two ads every 10 minutes!!! SHAME ON THEM
“Colonel Pash” is a gem that’ll get overlooked by a lot of people. It’s ominous, unsettling; perfectly captures the vibe of that character.
It sounds a lot like Trent Reznor's ambient work, in particular the "Gone Girl" soundtrack
" he wanted to take you on a boat, off the cost and interrogate you the Russian way..." He really was the one to not joke about
Its getting Attack on titan vibes for me
The sound score for "American Prometheus" from 29:50 will send chills down one's spine.
my mother (old lady, studied biology and loves chemistry - tried to convince me to study chemistry, i dropped out after 2 years because of too much theorie, but we both have deep interest in chemistry, physics and biology) she never went into cinema after watching Al Gores movie because she was so impressed but shocked, after 10 years i surprised her with a ticket to this film - while watching the film i saw her face - she was like in trance, like me (i was always a daydreamer, i always wished to zoom in a molecular process and this movie was like this!)
Someone give this guy a medal for the service he has done
IKR! The music was the first thing that stuck with me after the movie. I'm so grateful to the person who uploaded this list.
54:27 Trinity is absolutely perfect in making me feel anxiety and awe at the same time. I feel like it's an awe inspiring song maybe for a large rocket launch with the anxiety in a bottle from Dunkirk.
I got goosebumps while watching that scene. The music made this scene one of the best I have ever seen
It made me feel as if I was one of the scientists working on it.
@@zedzedzzzzzz3d Same 😏
you can feel the anxeity and buildup in the few hours before the test.
@@zedzedzzzzzz3d I love how dark it was before the explosion. Like the entire theater was sitting at the test site.
Oppenheimer will be a well known masterpiece for years due to this incredible soundtrack. It's magnificent.
INCREDIBLE. Cillian Murphy is exceptional. This soundtrack will get me through this week. 🙌🏽
1:29:43 gave me literal chills and tears in the theatre
It felt like a soundtrack which can be applied to historical indian films 😅
@@glittering_insect1059 yeah same 😂
fr bro
Came to this video to find this part of the soundtrack. Thank you 🥲
Yeah! Albert was such a cozy old man! Like a mentor! Like Gandalf to Aragorn! It was like a final goodbye between two old friends.
Ludwig always gives us ART
Like tenet
@@ourmemories4752 Tenet is crap, this is the one of the best scores ever made, along with interstellar.
tenet does not have any memorable melody and the chord progression is masked in the sound effects, its crap.
@@Ambient99939Nah, that’s your opinion, Tenet did exactly what it needed to do for the movie. If every Nolan movie had an Interstellar clone as a soundtrack, it would not only make for a boring new film, but it would denigrate the uniqueness of the original. In other words, Tenet and Oppenheimer are both good in their own way, different approach philosophies.
@@gimlithebrave6354 this and tenet both are miles behind interstellar in music.
@@Ambient99939in tenet music always elevates the scenes... whether foils or tallin stealing scene or Amalfi music..one of the best soundtracks
I can't remember the last time I felt what "Can you hear the music" is making me feel....like actually
It is this emotional space somewhere between joy and dread. It reminds me a bit of the soundtrack to „The Theory of Everything“ and „The Imitation Game“
@@amysteriousviewer3772 RIGHT someone said these two tracks.Reminds a little of Where We’re Going by Zimmer with the stacking of orchestra
I feel that every soundtrack is how Oppenheimer felt in every moment of the film..Excited, Happy, Worried, Regret, Sad, etc and the end Terrifyng....
Congratulations! Very well deserved!
Can you hear the music
A masterpiece
Listening to this while driving my truck and from what I heard by now, I love it. Thanks from France 🧨
Moi aussi j’écoute en allant au travail, on va sûrement se croiser 😂
Moi aussi... En rentrant du travail... Ça me transporte ailleurs 🤗
"can you hear the music" 4:39 scene was so fucking epic. i was blown fucking away. mixed of emotions. speechless. imagine listening to this on imax hall. what an experience. thanks nolan for this, thanks.
Unbelievable film. I’ve watched it twice already. First time I played this album on my way home and teared up… I can’t explain why. Been listening to this along with Hans Zimmer and Explosions in the sky during my runs this past week. I listened to “Rise” and “Time” on the last mile of 100 mile races I run in. Something about the connection between the music, cast, story, and cinematography with Nolan just gives me goosebumps every time.
Ludwig Goransson is so underrated. Whenever i look for a soundtrack, he is always the composer
He’s a genius !
It's either him or Hanz Zimmer
Christopher Nolan + Ludwig Göransson =
An incredible experience
Oppenheimer and Einstein's last scene was hats off one of the best work of direction, storytelling and background soundtrack
76,000 views in one day. Everyone coming out of the theaters is looking for this music!
I couldn't have appreciated this movie if it had come out 10 years earlier. The way life hits you even as you see it coming. A masterpiece.
Yo NO necesito verla... Pero lo que dices es cierto. Para entender algo debes tener una mente del tamaño de la situación.😮3.8.2023
29:39 the trumpets sounding the apocalypse. An unforgettable experience. Cannot forget the angel of death wings in the trinity test. It was hard not to choke up in theaters because of the music alone. God bless.
You know it's an incredible score when commenters are posting a wide variety of timestamps with parts of the piece they are amazed by... So many special moments here from Ludwig.
this literally is the case for every single soundtrack ever posted on youtube
French Horn the most underrated instrument my lord.. the edge is nuts So much emotion
Absolutely. Very few people used it powerfully, it used to be Zimmer and Williams, but now Ludwig absolutely nailed it.
This man Ludwig has officially become the new Hans Zimmer. He’s been cooking since 2019’s The Mandalorian.
Black Panther *
Fun Fact: He produced all of Donald Glover (Child Gambino)'s albums. He's been cooking for a while, glad to see he has exploded on the scene as a composer
I am not a huge fan of either, but Göransson has something Zimmer seems to have forgotten a long time ago: a bit of heart and emotion.
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this movie was utterly genius, from the music to the cinematography to the actors, i can't even begin to explain how i felt after leaving the theatre 😭 if i could go back right now and watch it again i would in a heartbeat, hands down oppenheimer was the most spectacular and emotional movie i have ever seen, go watch it rn its worrh every penny
I turned around and watched it again...😮
Fr, masterpiece imo
I saw it last Saturday and I’m seeing it again this Saturday and bringing more people and my friends out to see this masterpiece. I rarely ever see a movie twice in theaters but here we are lol.
This score is like a mix of the scores from Tenet, inception, the batman, and blade runner. I love it. Thanks for this
🎉Bien DICHO 😂. NO es una banda sonora original sino un sensual pastiche de varios estilos. A los ya dichos, encuentro referencias o guiños a música clásica y bandas sonoras a películas. El hecho de que sean tan fragmentada me gustó. Es acorde a la discontinuidad propia de la Mecánica cuántica 🎉😂🤓😎 3.8.2023
What a masterpiece of a movie. What an incredible soundtrack.
Ludwig Göransson and Christopher Nolan are two geniuses colliding and recreating art.
The best part 0:01 - 1:34:56
The movie is a masterpiece and everything about the movie is just perfect...scenes between Einstein and Oppenheimer were the cherry in the cake.
This was THE experience. And I’m so glad that I’ve got this experience in the IMAX with dolby atmos. This is the kind of event that you will tell to your kids like we’re asking our parents what was it like to go on the Star Wars premiere.
As a film-addicted, this art gave me the same joy as a gift on my birthday.
Thank you.
Same 💯 watching this in IMAX was truly an amazing experience
When hearing Destroyer of worlds just close your eyes and imagine anything it just hits that deep on what you’re imagining
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"grilled cheese"
A panic attack.
It reaches a crescendo before ending. 😥
Who went out of the theatre and cant stop listening to the soundtracks?
Ground Zero is my favorite. That whole build up to testing the nuke and the camera slowly zooming into the nuke assembly with people putting the parts on gave me chills.
American prometus...mine
Trinity made my heart go nuts, I was so tense waiting for the bomb, I could not move an inch waiting for the big moment. The soundtrack in this movie really is something else.
And the dead silence once it actually goes off 🤯
@@reelstellar that was pure cinematic perfection
@@reelstellar i swalllowed and it was the only sound you can hear in the theater, that's how silent it was during that scene
I am absolutely speechless. One of the best movies i have ever watched. The soundtrack is unbelievable as well. I was sitting for 5 minutes after the movie thinking about the masterpiece i just saw
I want to see how it holds up as time goes by.
Right now, I've just seen it, I often wait before I make any declarations about it other than "it's really good".
I'd love it if I feel like it gets better. 😅 I never claimed I didn't want it to be the best.
@@samf.s.7731 it's history it will hold up forever.its true events.odd comment see how it holds up?
4:39 and 1:29:43 will certainly be a massive hit. Mark my words. There the reason why everyone’s here 😂
Yeah, for sure !
Destroyer of the worlds just destroyed the Billboard🔥🔥🔥
Exactly 💯
you expect it to be #1 in the US charts or what
I was searching for latter one. Thx!
Groves is an incredible track. Had the pleasure of seeing the film today...blown away. Didn't really think Nolan had something like that in him. My film of the year so far.
Every part of this movie is perfect to me. This soundtrack is so good and you can just picture everything from the movie just from the music. Haunting, beautiful, intense, what an experience.
I hope we can look back on this a year from now and refer to it as "the award winning score" from Oppenheimer
Might just be the best film I've watched. A Nolan Masterclass yet again 🤘
5:20 Nolan really knows how to do unforgettable final scenes 🔥🔥
Incredible scene
That horn slide is so perfect 😮
The final scene soundtrack was from 1:30:15 to 1:32:36
It's so much like Interstellar
Yeah mate, the end of the prestige, TDK, inception are allays in my mind
Love how "Can You Hear The Music" and "Destroyer Of Worlds" are basically the same, but one has a epic and heroic tone while the other has a haunting and regretful tone.
Fits with the promise and destructiveness of nuclear physics.
0:04:38 - Can You Hear The Music
Speachless during the movie hearing this masterpiece !!
Just watched this movie Today, it was Sooo GOOD,I love the soundtrack🔥
I keep coming back to Fusion 37:17. This is a great piece of art.
Mind blowing sound tracks and my most favorite in movie is "ground zero and trinity". One word BRILLANT.
If this doesn’t get an Oscar nomination for best score 😭
I mean the ending! Simple one liner, epic music, that look of Oppenheimer, giving me shivers just thinking about it. I think this is up there with TDK and Inception ending as far as hitting you in the guts and just making you feel the emotions
Don’t forget Interstellar, the track “Where We’re Going”
1:00:00 for me is what i was looking for, it was played after the success of the trinity test...people were celebrating, however i was about to cry..it seemed that no one was realizing that this officially opens the door for the nuclear arm race, and god forbid..the nuclear holocaust.. The music rythem is kept on a steady and continuous pace, similar the nuclear arm race
This soundtrack is everything. How can you make one feel so many things at the same time?
The way this movie and it’s soundtrack interwoven into a literal masterpiece can only be truly experienced on an IMAX screen… I left the theatre in complete awe, we witnessed a history making cinematic event people.
Listen to this while going for a walk. You won’t regret it.
The second half of American Prometheus came on, now its a sprint
second track "can you hear the music" - YES i could.. brought me to tears of joy... Wonderfull!
Just left the theatre , truly Masterpiece movie+music 🤌❤️
My first Nolan movie in theatre 😊❤
Certainly one of the most brilliant movie soundtracks I've ever heard. "Can You Hear The Music" takes me to new levels of emotion and power... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The score makes this movie even more iconic. I've never heard so many great pieces of music throughout the entirety of one movie.
One of the best soundtracks of all time in any film. But to me the standouts would be Manhattan Project and Destroyer Of Worlds. I'm having them both on endless repeats on Spotify.
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@@deceasedavocado6206 it's the second last section
1:29:30
Why don't you listen to soundtracks from composer before the Hans Zimmer area. Then you can listen to real craftmanship and real artists, and not this crap called music.
@@stefanandreas4705 we’ve probably heard it, we just so happen to be appreciating this music at the moment.
Somebody come get their grandpa
I'm obsessed with this soundtrack ★