Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan • Main Theme • James Horner
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2019
- Soundtrack from the 1982 Nicholas Meyer film "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan," with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, Walter Koenig, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, Kirstie Alley & Ricardo Montalban. --- HD Film Tributes is a channel with over three hundred movie homages currently posted. We make zero money from UA-cam as obviously none of these edits will ever be monetized by us. Any and all ad revenue from these videos goes directly to Google as well as to the various copyright owners, just as it should.
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Went to the 40th anniversary of Wrath of Khan. Sold out and ovation at the end. Aged like a fine wine...
Where was this?
@@BurtonMKelso Warren Grand Theatre in Moore Oklahoma.
Or romulan ale
It's Khan, not Kahn. Back to school.
My friend and I booked tickets to see a 40th anniversary showing in the UK... unfortunately, our tickets were for the same day that The Queen died.
RIP James Horner. This score is an important part of the soundtrack of my life. It stirs my soul...
I also love his music dearly. How I wish he had lived
I believe it is one of his first soundtracks overall.
He was 29 when the movie came out.
What were you at the age of 29?
God rest his soul.
The Wrath of Khan is still one of the greatest science fiction films of all time and this score only elevates it to stratospheric levels
AGREED!!! It is a legend!
If this music doesn't stir your soul and tug at your emotions... you're basically dead.
I think that even the DEAD might be stirred, really..! :) Wow, this is just SO beautiful!
No doubt, a fitting triumph for the movie that saved Star Trek. As fresh today as it was 40 years ago.
The way it blends the original and then roils right into the stirring horns, Jesus. Amazing.
One of my earliest movie memories as a very little 80s kid was Wrath of Khan, and it wasn't until many years later that I realized why. I was too young to even understand the movie at that age, but not too young to appreciate Horner literally telling a story without words. ❤
This is a masterpiece
Best of the movies. Perfect Star Trek. A very fine science fiction movie, also. This music was amazing... wonderful to watch in the theater in 1982! I just about jumped out my seat when the Enterprise came up behind Khan's ship... a wonderful space battle. It returns us to the original intent of space travel science fiction, just as man once explored his own planet in Caravels, now, man must explore the oceans of stars in great star ships.
Star Trek II is still the best Star Trek movie ever made and will always be. Heck, it's one of the best movies ever.
Yes, together with First Contact 😊😊😍
That hasn't been true since 1991
When I watch this at home I still make the walls shake with these sweet soundtracks
A masterpiece in film score.
Show me the perfect theme: insert this "perfection"
Even the Borg agree with this statment
One of the best Soundtracks ever!
STAR TREK II THE WRATH OF KHAN still has the BEST theme song🎵🎶🎵🎶🎚️🎧 out of ALL STAR TREK
I just got the 40th Anniversary edition and had recently tripped over my speaker wires, breaking one and damaging another speaker... I HAVE another speaker setup available in its box, but I have yet to install it and replace the damaged speaker setup. One minute into "Wrath of Khan"s intro theme and now I'm going to finally fix that ALL up just so I can un-pause and finally keep watching with a PROPER soundtrack playing..! Otherwise I can listen to my built-in TV speakers.
Hmmm... Tinny TV speakers, 'smart tv' or not...versus THX 5.1 Surround sound setup for watching Wrath of Khan. Wellllll, that question answers itself, really!
James Horner or Jerry Goldsmith? Don't care, loved both their majestic film scores for Star Trek.
RIP Kirstie Alley.
RIP James Horner and Jerry Goldsmith.
Just damn good entertainment. That's all!! This movie has definitely stood the test of time. A few years back I went and saw a rerealease of this one. The theater was totally jam packed!
My fav of all the trek movies shed a tear for spock in cinema at his death scene
1:33 This is the best part of the video. The whole video is so well edited and fits with the music but this one moment encapsulates that so well. You get Kirk building up to yell KHAN! but right as the music swells it switches to a different clip that also lines up perfectly with the music, specifically a shot of the Reliant, "Khan's ship", vravo bince.
I have been, and always shall be, your friend…..
Legendary film, a masterpiece
I just discovered that I have been friends (for years) with James Horner's cousin Rick and never knew they were related until tonight.
A cinematic masterpiece, on so many levels!!!
No Star Trek film in generations yet to come will ever top this movie and it’s score!.
in 2016 i went with my son to see the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra play a tribute to Star Trek for the 50th anniversary, and when the music is playing live you appreciate how wonderful these music scores are
Nicholas Meyer was a great writer and director, he gave Star Trek an emotional depth that the Original series lacked at times, Starfleet feels more militaristic and rigid in this film than the others but it fits considering the subject matter.
The score by a young composer named James Horner at the time made an indelible mark on Trek forever after.
Too bad there are no films like this nowadays 😟
Unfortunately you're correct 😔
At least we have this one
Hollywood hasn’t been able to create a decent Sci-fi movie in years….which is so sad.
@@joe9739 We do…forever. Brilliant movie and it will endure. A testimony to how to make a good movie and tell a good story.
When those French horns kick in I get goosebumps!
The very best of Star Trek
Not a better looking ship in all of science fiction.
Not a better ship in all of science fiction
Every composer trying to write a space exploration theme nowadays must be so mad this movie exists.
James Horner was brilliant and elelments of this score work perfectly in the subsequent score for Aliens.
As a Star Trek fan I absolutely love it! You captured the best parts to the theme perfectly! This and Star Trek: The Motion Picture are my favorite Star Trek movies!
I know the actors hated wearing them, but the uniforms in this and the other movies before TNG got involved are my favorites out of all Trek. They just LOOK like an actual officer's uniform and not some art director's idea of "future fashion". I.e. jumpsuits and weird, unnatural cuts.
One more like! And plus to every year that assist this film..im 50 years old, and i aways take that, to my favorite movie!
The best Star Trek movie for me. The cinematic Enterprise version is the most beautiful spaceship, the new uniforms, the remarkable main theme.
Absolutely right, except for that uniforms, they would be great if had followed the TOS original uniform 3 colors, but they are just annoying red shirts... 🤔🤔🤔
Fascinating... 🖖
I'd love to hear a mix done between this theme and James theme for Krull. The pieces are so similar they could be mixed together into an epic theme.
Amazing clip!
i've always said star wars was entertainment star trek was inspiration. i'll always be a trekkie
Epic !
oh wow.. nice. 3 years ago? wow
A beautiful movie
This is... is...Star Trek!+
Wonderful. Wonderful.
this and krull was horners masterpiece
Even as someone who grew up in the TNG era, I will tell anyone that the height of starship aesthetics was in the movie era of Star Trek. Refit Connie is the most beautiful space vehicle ever put on film, bar none.
Agreed...!
I agree 100%
Original Series = Looked a bit flimsy and fraqile.
TNG = Looked too much like luxury cruise ships
DIS = Too futuristic, deviates too much from star trek style
PIC = No consistency in style, overdetailed ships
TOS Movie era really was the peak. These ships are beautiful while still looking realistic and "down-to-earth". For me, this is the best version of Starfleet that actually felt "serious".
Sometimes you have to do things twice to get it right. The first Star Trek movie had a beautiful film score. Star Trek II (with a different composer) fleshed it all out. Best movie of the series, but I lament the early death of Bibi Besch every time I see it.
Excellent!
我小时候第一次看的电影❤❤❤永生難忘❤❤❤
Came here from the "Battle Beyond the Stars" theme. You can hear that original masterpiece in this.
We saw this on opening day n Sacramento. There was a 3 block line. The Official Star Trek magazine acknowledged something we 3 saw in the movie but it was cut in the VHS, DVD & Blu Ray releases.
When the Enterprise is desperately trying to escape the building Genesis wave, Khan is looking out the viewport & he gives his “ From hells heart I stab at thee “ speech.
Khan thinks he is about to kill his hated enemy Kirk.
But at the last moment Spock restores power & dies, the Enterprise doomis able to go to warp speed mile & makes its escapes.
Khan sees this & screams an anguished “ NO ! “ & then the Reliant blows up, killing Khan. Wow.
Unpopular opinion: This theme is better than the Motion Picture's (TNG) theme!
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few….
Or the one
I love Star Trek II : The Wrath Of Khan
At the end of the universe lies the beginning of vengeance.
I was 11 when I went to see this. Watched it many times on TV since. Simply the best of the series. Shame they haven't been able to do any more films that are just as good and memorable. But then modern woke Hollywood simply doesn't know how.
Sometimes I wonder if my judgement that WoK is the best Trek movie of all time--maybe the best sci-fi--is the result of the soundtrack perhaps more than everything else. It certainly doesn't separate itself from but elevates the subject, writing, acting, and FX.
It's a fantastic sequel to TMP, which is also one of my favorite Trek adventures. A great theatrical score is its own character that makes a movie more immersive and special.
人生最高の曲！
💕💕💕💕💕💕
I loved the TV series as a kid, loved the movies even more (still trying to work out why they had to get whales to talk to an alien oddity 😅) When the soundtrack fails to raise the hair on the back of my neck, I will be sure I have passed, like almost everyone who has crewed the Enterprise.
Interestingly, the main motif is a modification of a part of "Clair de Lune", by Claude Debussy.
This is the GREATEST track and movie. Have a thing with FIrst Contact from STNG intro credits music.
Itrust the reliant seats were decked out in rich cornithian leather.
one more like!
Do not grieve ADMIRAL its is logical the needs of the many out way the needs of few or the one I never took the koyumashi Maru test what do you think of my solution I have been and always will be your friend live long and Prosper 😭😭
If you are here, we get each other. I honor you.
LA VITESSE DE LA LUMIÈRE N'AI RIEN EN PEUT ALLEZ PLUS VITE QUE LA LUMIÈRE _ MON ARME ET LA VÉRITÉ ☠️ 🔥 🇩🇿
Navigation, stand by. Helm? Warp Speed. Standard 5.
0:41
SPOCK
Sad that Spock dies saving the Enterprise
Can you do STar Trek 3 Search for Spock
I've done far worse than kill you, I've hurt you, and I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her. Marooned for all eternity at the centre of a dead planet. Buried alive... buried alive...
To be honest, The Motion Picture wasn't a bad movie, just slow and boring in some places. But you have to admit, this sequel was a huge improvement regardless.
To me, Horner’s music IS Star Trek
I will never understood why Paramount didn’t always go with him for every ST movie following II & III. Instead they jumped from composer to composer. Obviously some greats in there like Jerry Goldsmith … but still Horner and Trek WAS proven to be a winning combination.
It would be like not having the Bond theme in every Bond movie , or not having a Williams theme in every SW movie.
Even if Horner wouldn’t score, arrange , conduct and record the actual soundtrack … they could have went to him to at least license his themes like SW did with Williams and Rogue One.
Just made no sense that TWOK and TSFS are the only ones that got the Horner treatment, because it was THAT good.
. . . watched some of his movies came out with there is no better (thats my human part) other parts welll . . .
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I still prefer Jerry Goldsmith's instantly classic Star Trek theme. I really missed this theme in the ST II - TWOK soundtrack. I believe it was a serious mistake to exclude her from the franchise. A soundtrack shapes a movie. I have a lot of respect for James Horner's work, but there was a serious mistake here.
4:14 Worst part of the video, would've been better if the music ended the way it was supposed to.
Move and vedo full veo
I've done far worse than kill you, I've hurt you, and I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her. Marooned for all eternity at the centre of a dead planet. Buried alive... buried alive...