Every father is imperfect, compared to Mick in the film my father was evil. Funny that his brother died a year ago and he didn't want to go in the funeral and my aunt said he was afraid to go back to where his mother was buried because he used to beat her and his father up when he was drunk and he was overcome with grief cos she died suddenly. He's father was a psycho like him. Just your regular Irish family lol. Thank god I only fell for a few sluts before getting sense and have no pesky kids
IMO the summer release for it killed the Oscar buzz. Seems stupid but it seems like people just forgot abuut the film when awards season hit. Which is a shame.
To summarize popular thought-controlling media reviews of that time: "Not enough women" Look up the old 2002 reviews if you don't believe me. Always think for yourself.
This is the sound of a man’s heart opening up and realizing his faults and wished things could’ve been different because his heart is truly broken inside
This helped me when I was in my darkest days, after I lost my brother❤️ driving around, hoping to see you somewhere, some signs, just something. But you are gone. Love you forever my Brother. God bless❤️
Hi i'am french, i understand you i lost my brother too 8 years ago, i see him all the time in my Dreams, i hope so much there is one heaven to see him after i quit this life on earth, god bless your brother and mine, sorry for my bad english
@@mathieumalenfer2581 There is a heaven, because Jesus Christ is real If you have any doubts about that, look honestly at the evidence - begin w a small, well documented book called "More Than a Carpenter " by Josh McDowell
It’s beyond ridiculous that this movie or the score didn’t get what it deserves but anybody with half a brain or a decent heart knows that this movie was uniquely special on so many levels
Well said, almost always one of my first movies to recommend. This is a true sleeper hit, I think if I remember correctly it's release was very close to 9/11 and that had to do with why it didn't get a lot of views.
This movie is about a father doing whatever he can to save his son and he pays the ultimate price in the end. I think any father could relate to that as I think any father (or at least most) would die for their sons and daughters. I know I would. As someone who never really had a positive father figure growing up I will do anything to make sure my son does, this movie is criminally underrated as it shares a message we can all relate to. None of us are perfect but we do our best
Yeah I know how you feel, I too have a nine year old son. They say there is nothing like the love of a mother for a child but heck we are not far behind. Magical blessings to you and your son . Perhaps in another life your roles will be reversed. There are more things in heaven and Earth that can be dreamt of in your philosophy said a wise metaphysician. Travel well.... I can't stop listening to this music,there is something there that is timeless ,I think its the signature of the essence. Thomas Newmann is connected with it at some level.
Thomas Newman weaves beautiful soundscapes that makes you look at the big picture, reflect on your failings as a human being, questions the unjusts of our world, makes you cry.
You nailed that one, amigo. Bravo. Such music takes us to our 'Moments' ... the great ones, the not so good ones -- -- and of course, to the 'Moments' that will forever haunt us ... be they of heartache, un-fixable regrets or a love lost. His is music you listen to when you're in need of a good think. But then, one can always find a bright horizon of redemption in a boiling sky of conflict with Thomas Newman's wondrous music. D.A. ps: Colin Watt -- there's a book by the late, great William Goldman called, 'THE COLOR OF LIGHT' and I think you might dig it. Please let me know what you think of it and especially, the last line of the book. You'll understand then as to 'why' you should read it.
Though my dad and I were never chased by an assassin, this movie really helped me appreciate everything my dad has done and continues to do for me and my family. That ending scene made me cry so much because it really helped me see how far fathers will go to ensure we have a good life.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
The past the present and the future are all progressive and linear moments seen all at once by the mind. Yes - the past is progressive, you only see it the way you have defined it, and that what controls the future. the present is the window of change, and it only passes quickly if you feel out of control. The present can be as long as you want it to be. Tennessee Williams is ascribing humanity from the prospect of linear perceptions, but time is spherical, and cycles, it doesn't go forward or backwards, it expands.
This music is for us boys and girls that have lost our fathers and this beautiful music pulls the emotion out of us and it’s good to experience the feelings and emotions of what we’re afraid to face and yet when we do we feel better because we faced what we couldn’t overcome but did
It doesn’t need to get any jury recognitions to win awards!! It’s stay a classic forever! Everything about this movie for a true movie lover is orgasmic! Rarely get to see such subtle art making such an impact!
One of the best films. Totally overlooked. Probably one of Hanks best performances. Everything about this film is tragic with some glimmer of hope. The score pulls at you.
Just finished watching this for the first time. What a phenomenal movie, I was introduced to Sam Mendes through 1917 and it quickly became one of my favorite historical pieces. Road to Perdition I think is up there on my top historical period dramas. I like a lot of movies, I like a lot of Tom Hanks movies, but this one is different. There was this sort of emotional bond I shared with the Sullivan's struggles in this movie. For the elder in his quest for revenger and the younger for struggling to come to terms with his father and their relationship. The movie had the perfect level of tension and drama and I felt visually arrested in some scenes just like how I was in 1917. Sam Mendes is one of our brightest stars in the director world. Thomas Newman deserves as much credit for creating the atmosphere for this wonderful picture.
Consider the greatness of the Newman musical family. Thomas' dad, Alfred, was the head of the 20th Century-Fox music department for two decades. When he ran Fox's music, Alfred watched over the careers of two young composers named John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith. Thomas' brother, David, is also a first class composer. Thomas' uncle, Lionel, ran the Fox music department after Alfred left to go free lance. Thomas' cousin, Randy is the hero of all short people. This is just a stunning piece of music, worthy of being played in any concert hall.
such a benevolent family, this is what life is about, giving, nurturing and protecting, outstanding Newmans ! outstanding, thank you for your talent, music and journeys, all of which are warmly and deeply appreciated
“The road to perdition is a long and lonely ride, no matter how numerous the passengers. Seldom is it a trip made by oneself, but all travel and arrive alone.”
Absolutely incredible movie. The first watch was okay; every subsequent watch was fantastic. So much to absorb and so much to appreciate. The acting is incredible, the cinematography is fantastic, and Thomas Newman's score is remarkable.
It’s funny how many great movies take a second viewing to really appreciate their majesty. I think it’s because you know where it’s taking you so you just sit back and enjoy the journey. I sometimes wish real life was like that.
This music accompanied by the picture of the boy hugging his father breaks me every time. Reminds me of my relationship with my father, and the relationship I have with my son. I couldn't even begin to describe the connection we all have. The child expressing all his love for his father, while the father maintains a cool and controlled head, as he keeps his eye on the looming horizion for what may come. 0.00 to 3.00 mins
When people ask me if Michael Sullivan was a good man, or if there was just no good in him at all, I always give the same answer. I just tell them...he was my father.
'The Road to Perdition is a long and lonely ride, no matter how numerous the passengers...seldom is it a trip made by one's self, but all travel and arrive alone.'
This was my first viewing and I was just stunned as well....This is the most beautiful film I ever saw or heard about gangsters!!My grandmother was 16 in 1931. Hope you all are well.
This soundtrack brings me enormous peace. ❤️ Whenever I talk to someone about cinema, and I immediately remember this masterpiece that is the path to perdition, I have the great pleasure of recommending it, for me it is among the two best films to watch, my wife, when she was alive, already asked me , again this movie. I really hoped he didn't die at the end of the movie.
If you look deep down into this movie it’s about a father reconnecting with his son in the most terrible situations and yet they made it and when all seemed great it was taken And that was the heartbreaking moment that is felt to this day
The sheer amount of emotion this score demands is second to none and one day it will get the Honors it deserves but has never asked for because this is original and beautiful
This song brings tears to my eyes each time i hear it,it's such an emotional song,i loved the movie and i really love the theme,seeing the film and listening to the music made me think of my music career of always leaving my sons,my mother and family to leave home and tour the world performing not knowing when i would come home to see them again,it gets lonely leaving sometimes but it's what i chose to do and what i've been doing since i was seventeen now that my parents are no longer here and my sons are grown i'm lonely and only have my music,thank you GOD,Steven Speilberg and Mr.Newman for such a brilliant piece of emotional work sincerely guitarist,Emmett North Jr.
Have to admit I was a bit put off by the meter of of this piece when I first heard it, but it grows on you. Thomas Newman is one of my favorite soundtrack artists and Soundtrack to Road to Perdition is my all time favorite, as is the movie. Should have won Oscars across the board, especially for score. Beautiful.
This is such an incredibly profound piece of music that I'd actually say my life has been improved for hearing it. You took an already magical piece of music, and ascended it to a dimension of unfathomable peace. An infinite shore, threshold between this life and the next, bathed in the eternal light of love, washed by the warm seas of tranquility.
This music just absolutely destroys me emotionally because I’m a father that’s less than perfect and I would do anything just like in the movie to keep my child safe. This music is absolutely incredible and it brought emotions out of me that I thought had died
When it is time for me to write something, anything, It helps me to find the doorway to that place where all my truest thoughts exist, and it is music like this that leads me to the door and then opens it up to me. And there it is, waiting for me to find it, ready to be gentled into life.
My truest thoughts are my truest feelings about my family and my life. I've had my ups and downs and still fulfill all my life's obligations and have been blessed so so many times.
This track and "Twenty Dollars Worth" from the soundtrack Michael Clayton (by James Newton Howard) are so mesmerizing, chilling, and transcendental. Sure path to self-reflection each time. A mix of coping, "feeling lost", regret, solitude, and asking "how do we go from here onwards" imposes itself on my register of emotions.
I wish more people could watch this movie and listen to this amazing score music whatever you want to call it because it totally changed my whole outlook on life. Paul and Tom were so close to being father and son on this movie that’s why it resonated so well with people because it was real
With all the pain and darkness of this world it is nice to be able to find a brief solace in the beauty of God's gift of music. Thank you for posting this. :^))
This is an excellent movie and very much underrated. The music is great and the cinematography excellent. Excellent acting all around. I look forward to watching it whenever it's on tv
My Father hurt me beyond measure and yet I loved him. And could never reach the depths of pain that he had to endure growing up in Ireland in the 1940s . His irrelevant words towards church and state ring true today. He wasn’t evil just hurt. He took no pleasure in hurting me and my mother and brothers and my only sister.
This is the closest thing to envisioning my Grandpa Lester Hunter sitting in his old car outside my grandmother's house in the snow drinking whiskey and smoking a cigarette in the 30s. What I perceive to be what their life might have been like. Innocent and wise.
Dedicado a Mi Padre Luis Gadea Barba.Gracias por enseñarme todos los buenos valores de esta Vida y pasar por ella con la mejor de las actitudes dentro de la lucha diaria. Siempre te Querré !!! Te veo en las estrellas..Se que estás allí mirándome con una sonrisa !!! Salud y Vida Pa'Lante !!! Cheers and Life On !!!
This music sums it up so perfectly with Paul’s hand on the car and the look in his eyes and when he says to Tom I’m glad it’s you That rocked me because it was real and I felt it
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To every father that is not perfect but loves his children and is willing to give them a better life.
Willing is the wrong word, it should be striving and that is the minimum requirement of all fathers!
To the McRib as well. Moment of silence.
Too few of them these days, especially fathers of girls.
@@Buckblacket its certainly not a requirement.
Every father is imperfect, compared to Mick in the film my father was evil. Funny that his brother died a year ago and he didn't want to go in the funeral and my aunt said he was afraid to go back to where his mother was buried because he used to beat her and his father up when he was drunk and he was overcome with grief cos she died suddenly. He's father was a psycho like him. Just your regular Irish family lol. Thank god I only fell for a few sluts before getting sense and have no pesky kids
“ I’m glad it was you” - one of my favorite older paul newman roles.
I've thought this before myself......
Such a critical presence......To create that level of a movie.
Sadly, this is the most underrated movie I have ever seen.
why is it underrated? Its Paul Newman's final film, it has some huge stars in it. Its a great movie. Its not like it has horrible score on websites.
100%, one of my top five movies of all time........
IMO the summer release for it killed the Oscar buzz. Seems stupid but it seems like people just forgot abuut the film when awards season hit. Which is a shame.
This movie never gets the respect it deserves. It should've been nominated for Best Picture.
Amen. It's bafflingly underrated.
Sure..I agree
One of those movies you never see on tv. Another is Cinderella Man. Both with great music.🙂
@@ridegriff50 Thomas Newman
To summarize popular thought-controlling media reviews of that time:
"Not enough women"
Look up the old 2002 reviews if you don't believe me.
Always think for yourself.
This is the sound of a man’s heart opening up and realizing his faults and wished things could’ve been different because his heart is truly broken inside
Exactly ! Magnificent !!!!
This is the sound of my regret, walking out of a Krispy Kreme, lost and reevaluating my life.
Bull's eye
This comment brought instant tears to my eyes as I reflect upon my own life and the damage I've done to myself and to others around me
Literally me here sitting crying now listening to this music thinking the same.
This is still one of the most amazing pieces of music I’ve ever heard.
I couldn't agree more.....I used to listen to this for hours on end in a very, very serious situation......
This helped me when I was in my darkest days, after I lost my brother❤️ driving around, hoping to see you somewhere, some signs, just something. But you are gone. Love you forever my Brother. God bless❤️
Hi i'am french, i understand you i lost my brother too 8 years ago, i see him all the time in my Dreams, i hope so much there is one heaven to see him after i quit this life on earth, god bless your brother and mine, sorry for my bad english
@@mathieumalenfer2581 ❤️
@@mathieumalenfer2581 you will meet your brother someday . We will all return to our maker . God bless you
al regreso de cristo, en su 2da venida, tal vez lo vuelvas a ver... eso depende de vos, y las elecciones de tu brother.... saludos y ojalá así sea....
@@mathieumalenfer2581 There is a heaven, because Jesus Christ is real If you have any doubts about that, look honestly at the evidence - begin w a small, well documented book called "More Than a Carpenter " by Josh McDowell
Thomas Newman's emotional Oscar nominated score is enhanced by Conrad Hall's Oscar winning cinematography. A film never to be forgotten.
It’s beyond ridiculous that this movie or the score didn’t get what it deserves but anybody with half a brain or a decent heart knows that this movie was uniquely special on so many levels
Well said, almost always one of my first movies to recommend. This is a true sleeper hit, I think if I remember correctly it's release was very close to 9/11 and that had to do with why it didn't get a lot of views.
Very underrated film and score.
It touched me and many others I am sure.
"I'm glad it was you" ...........RIP Paul Newman, giant of an actor
This movie is about a father doing whatever he can to save his son and he pays the ultimate price in the end. I think any father could relate to that as I think any father (or at least most) would die for their sons and daughters. I know I would. As someone who never really had a positive father figure growing up I will do anything to make sure my son does, this movie is criminally underrated as it shares a message we can all relate to. None of us are perfect but we do our best
thanks for the spoilers. But still sounds like an excellent film. Too bad I know the end now. (note to self: Stop Reading Comments on UA-cam)
Good on ya
This is one of the most beautiful heart rendering and emtional music of all time.
It Truly is......
This movie makes me want to be a good father. I have a 9 yr old son. I love him to bits. I want the very best for him.
❤️👊🏾
Yes. It the kind of painful love.
Very beautiful
Yeah I know how you feel, I too have a nine year old son.
They say there is nothing like the love of a mother for a child but heck we are not far behind.
Magical blessings to you and your son .
Perhaps in another life your roles will be reversed.
There are more things in heaven and Earth that can be dreamt of in your philosophy said a wise metaphysician.
Travel well....
I can't stop listening to this music,there is something there that is timeless ,I think its the signature of the essence.
Thomas Newmann is connected with it at some level.
Thomas Newman weaves beautiful soundscapes that makes you look at the big picture, reflect on your failings as a human being, questions the unjusts of our world, makes you cry.
You nailed that one, amigo. Bravo.
Such music takes us to our 'Moments' ... the great ones, the not so good ones --
-- and of course, to the 'Moments' that will forever haunt us ... be they of heartache, un-fixable regrets or a love lost. His is music you listen to when you're in need of a good think.
But then, one can always find a bright horizon of redemption in a boiling sky of conflict with Thomas Newman's wondrous music.
D.A.
ps: Colin Watt -- there's a book by the late, great William Goldman called, 'THE COLOR OF LIGHT' and I think you might dig it. Please let me know what you think of it and especially, the last line of the book. You'll understand then as to 'why' you should read it.
@@MeBeTheDB I am intrigued,
@@colinwatt3958 Give it a read ... can be found very cheap these days. Enjoy-!
Watched this movie 6 times......still makes me cry like a baby!!
Ohh Gosh
Minunat
Like why did that beach scene had to happen every single time we watch the movie. I hope for it to change, just once. Just once. Just... once.
Watched it about 26 times ! Even Tom Hanks has said why does no one ever talk about this movie as he feels its one of his finest
I'm at about 30ish, and I'll cry every time forever.....
This music completely breaks my heart to hear it and yet it comforts me and I don’t know why
Weakness & strength...✌
hope and despair
You are easily manipulated?
We totally understand.......
Though my dad and I were never chased by an assassin, this movie really helped me appreciate everything my dad has done and continues to do for me and my family. That ending scene made me cry so much because it really helped me see how far fathers will go to ensure we have a good life.
Agree..... Now that im a father, I just understand everything my dad did for our family and me.. His lil child
I LOVE U DAD
Lets remember those without Dads...
jabs for the kids... and tests... that dads... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
@@jakelamotta3836 And those with dads that never contribute to anything
@@jakelamotta3836my three boys …
" tomorrow doesn't exist there's just here and now" beautiful music 😎👍
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
Except when the shtf....then it telescopes
A house without a porch is not finished. Tennessee Williams.
awesome quote.
The past the present and the future are all progressive and linear moments seen all at once by the mind. Yes - the past is progressive, you only see it the way you have defined it, and that what controls the future. the present is the window of change, and it only passes quickly if you feel out of control. The present can be as long as you want it to be. Tennessee Williams is ascribing humanity from the prospect of linear perceptions, but time is spherical, and cycles, it doesn't go forward or backwards, it expands.
😊😪😥
The most beautiful and underrated movie ever made.
The most beautiful and underrated movie score ever made.
_Seven Pounds._
I totally agree. This one touched me deep across the board.......
I must have listened to this music a thousand times an absolute masterpiece
Newman my friend he got the recipe
@@dimboris8568 ur saying u know him?)
@@billtate2835 haha I wish... I ment the guy above..my vocabulary not that grate
yeah.. the film is beautiful and I love every acting performance, etc. But the music..wow. I think that's what keeps me coming back year after year.
@@dimboris8568 haha great :P
This music is for us boys and girls that have lost our fathers and this beautiful music pulls the emotion out of us and it’s good to experience the feelings and emotions of what we’re afraid to face and yet when we do we feel better because we faced what we couldn’t overcome but did
Thomas Newman is the greatest of all time in my book.
It doesn’t need to get any jury recognitions to win awards!! It’s stay a classic forever! Everything about this movie for a true movie lover is orgasmic! Rarely get to see such subtle art making such an impact!
One of the best films. Totally overlooked. Probably one of Hanks best performances. Everything about this film is tragic with some glimmer of hope. The score pulls at you.
Hanks as we all know is a class act but this was exceptional
To lay down and drink calming tea and listen to Thomas Newman is heaven.
Weinschorle
Yes, so true, his music is crazy beautiful!!!!!...cuts right through you!
Thomas Newman is just breath taking
I eat McRibs to the heavenly sounds of Thomas Newman
Just finished watching this for the first time. What a phenomenal movie, I was introduced to Sam Mendes through 1917 and it quickly became one of my favorite historical pieces. Road to Perdition I think is up there on my top historical period dramas. I like a lot of movies, I like a lot of Tom Hanks movies, but this one is different. There was this sort of emotional bond I shared with the Sullivan's struggles in this movie. For the elder in his quest for revenger and the younger for struggling to come to terms with his father and their relationship. The movie had the perfect level of tension and drama and I felt visually arrested in some scenes just like how I was in 1917. Sam Mendes is one of our brightest stars in the director world. Thomas Newman deserves as much credit for creating the atmosphere for this wonderful picture.
Kyle Karbowski I fully agree!
A master piece. A calming melody for a troubled heart.... Thank you for this melody
Consider the greatness of the Newman musical family. Thomas' dad, Alfred, was the head of the 20th Century-Fox music department for two decades. When he ran Fox's music, Alfred watched over the careers of two young composers named John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith. Thomas' brother, David, is also a first class composer. Thomas' uncle, Lionel, ran the Fox music department after Alfred left to go free lance. Thomas' cousin, Randy is the hero of all short people. This is just a stunning piece of music, worthy of being played in any concert hall.
Thanks for the big picture. Had no idea.
Thank you.
Thank you.
such a benevolent family, this is what life is about, giving, nurturing and protecting, outstanding Newmans ! outstanding, thank you for your talent, music and journeys, all of which are warmly and deeply appreciated
This soundtrack sends shivers down my spine, such an underated movie too. Wow!
“The road to perdition is a long and lonely ride, no matter how numerous the passengers. Seldom is it a trip made by oneself, but all travel and arrive alone.”
Absolutely incredible movie. The first watch was okay; every subsequent watch was fantastic. So much to absorb and so much to appreciate. The acting is incredible, the cinematography is fantastic, and Thomas Newman's score is remarkable.
It’s funny how many great movies take a second viewing to really appreciate their majesty. I think it’s because you know where it’s taking you so you just sit back and enjoy the journey. I sometimes wish real life was like that.
This music accompanied by the picture of the boy hugging his father breaks me every time. Reminds me of my relationship with my father, and the relationship I have with my son. I couldn't even begin to describe the connection we all have. The child expressing all his love for his father, while the father maintains a cool and controlled head, as he keeps his eye on the looming horizion for what may come. 0.00 to 3.00 mins
Gavin Gooden Your words touch me! Thank you!
An excellent comment 5 Stars.
well put, I can feel and relate to his emotions through this single image and score.
my name is Gavin
Tell you what, my eyes are bolted to that looming horizon right now. Concerning times for me and our 14 year old boy.
When people ask me if Michael Sullivan was a good man, or if there was just no good in him at all, I always give the same answer. I just tell them...he was my father.
Amazing script.. 😍
@@ricksville1 if I remember well this line is also in the comic book
One of my favorite lines in any film. I was just thinking that and read your post. Great minds.......
Love this❤
@@donnapaxton8747 🌹🌹🌹
Fantastic movie.. What a performance from Newman & Hanks.. Wish more were made like this 😎👍👍
I once cried so much on this piece like a little baby and healed my soul of a trauma.
It was the most profound experience of my life
Because music is like a little key to all the locked doors in your soul.
Do you know Jesus, my friend?
@@deanyunghans1358 not from church, not from a book, not from some else's recollection.
@@skygerspacher6891 not by just a book but by faith. And heis calling you brother. Come to the truth in a world full of lies 💟 Amen
This is so beautiful and one of my main reasons I listen to this genre of music when I’m feeling my lowest
This song got me through hours of study whilst completing my thesis. Beautiful score.
THOMAS NEWMAN
My father was born in 1931. From allhis tales, I know where I came from. Thankyou so much.
My dad was also born in 1931. This means so much to me. Thankyou.
'The Road to Perdition is a long and lonely ride, no matter how numerous the passengers...seldom is it a trip made by one's self, but all travel and arrive alone.'
Stunning movie in every aspect, watch this at least yearly the music and acting is haunting best movie of that decade by far. 😍
This was my first viewing and I was just stunned as well....This is the most beautiful film I ever saw or heard about gangsters!!My grandmother was 16 in 1931. Hope you all are well.
Man this movie is so underrated. Beautiful soundtrack too.
This music speaks to my soul like nothing else.
I believe that music can tell more than words can tell...
Thomas Newmann! The Master of the screen moods. I love his music. Thanks for this music style for my ears and my heart.
I lost a good friend back in April, I see him through this music. I know he is ok now, but damnit I miss my friend.
❤️
This soundtrack brings me enormous peace. ❤️ Whenever I talk to someone about cinema, and I immediately remember this masterpiece that is the path to perdition, I have the great pleasure of recommending it, for me it is among the two best films to watch, my wife, when she was alive, already asked me , again this movie. I really hoped he didn't die at the end of the movie.
Спасибо Вам , за прекрасный комментарий !!!
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Such tremendous power in this music makes you go to places in your mind where there is only calm.
Tom Hank’s finest work!
One of my favorite performances of his.
Newman’s pretty great also, love the time period.
If you look deep down into this movie it’s about a father reconnecting with his son in the most terrible situations and yet they made it and when all seemed great it was taken And that was the heartbreaking moment that is felt to this day
Absolute masterpiece of a movie, cast, script, cinematography, direction, soundtrack.....
Thomas Newman knows how to make some real Emotional scores.
😢🎶🎶
The sheer amount of emotion this score demands is second to none and one day it will get the Honors it deserves but has never asked for because this is original and beautiful
Made me cry haunting glorious and uplifting
This movie is incredible it deserves so much more respect
These masterpieces allow us to speak to those past. At least it feels that way...
This song brings tears to my eyes each time i hear it,it's such an emotional song,i loved the movie and i really love the theme,seeing the film and listening to the music made me think of my music career of always leaving my sons,my mother and family to leave home and tour the world performing not knowing when i would come home to see them again,it gets lonely leaving sometimes but it's what i chose to do and what i've been doing since i was seventeen now that my parents are no longer here and my sons are grown i'm lonely and only have my music,thank you GOD,Steven Speilberg and Mr.Newman for such a brilliant piece of emotional work sincerely guitarist,Emmett North Jr.
Have to admit I was a bit put off by the meter of of this piece when I first heard it, but it grows on you. Thomas Newman is one of my favorite soundtrack artists and Soundtrack to Road to Perdition is my all time favorite, as is the movie. Should have won Oscars across the board, especially for score. Beautiful.
Cried like a baby god how I miss u mom
I miss my dad! Im crying so bad! Im sorry for your mom. You will get over this. I believe in you.
Head up
@@marvvice1728 bless you xxx
@@onealspence6851 i humbly thank you for your strength.
Thank you for sharing can't stop listening
This is such an incredibly profound piece of music that I'd actually say my life has been improved for hearing it. You took an already magical piece of music, and ascended it to a dimension of unfathomable peace. An infinite shore, threshold between this life and the next, bathed in the eternal light of love, washed by the warm seas of tranquility.
Beautiful
This music just absolutely destroys me emotionally because I’m a father that’s less than perfect and I would do anything just like in the movie to keep my child safe. This music is absolutely incredible and it brought emotions out of me that I thought had died
When it is time for me to write something, anything, It helps me to find the doorway to that place where all my truest thoughts exist, and it is music like this that leads me to the door and then opens it up to me. And there it is, waiting for me to find it, ready to be gentled into life.
Sky Gerspacher Wonderfull said!
Who are you?
Your talking musical aputures, gateways to alternative mental planes.
There is alot more to what you are saying...
My truest thoughts are my truest feelings about my family and my life. I've had my ups and downs and still fulfill all my life's obligations and have been blessed so so many times.
@@mindremapping-CPS I don't know how to answer that. It is just what is real for me. What is the truest thing for me.
A reflection of the human experience.
This track and "Twenty Dollars Worth" from the soundtrack Michael Clayton (by James Newton Howard) are so mesmerizing, chilling, and transcendental. Sure path to self-reflection each time. A mix of coping, "feeling lost", regret, solitude, and asking "how do we go from here onwards" imposes itself on my register of emotions.
Definition of pure art
Cinematography +music+acting+story❤
This beautiful music is what makes me have hope
amazing movie one of my all time favs
Paul Newman.....one of the most genuine and gifted actors of all time....truly.
10 years ago I watched this movie with my dad at home. It reminds me good days of my childhood.
Excellent work! This movie is really underrated, and so is its soundtrack.
Thank you Vitor! Appreciate it!
I wish more people could watch this movie and listen to this amazing score music whatever you want to call it because it totally changed my whole outlook on life. Paul and Tom were so close to being father and son on this movie that’s why it resonated so well with people because it was real
Да .
Но , не многие поймут смысл .
Поэтому , каждому своё .
🖐️
This movie reaches the emotional heights that it does because of Thomas Newman's score.
With all the pain and darkness of this world it is nice to be able to find a brief solace in the beauty of God's gift of music. Thank you for posting this. :^))
Donald Trump is the last president of Babylon. The End is finally near. God is bringing us home very soon!
@@joshuab2437 shush about 'God' you nutjobs
Bless you xx
@@robf1801 dick head.
@@joshuab2437 I hear you brother
This music is the sound of regret and hope and that’s why it’s so important and always will be
One of the greatest movies ever.
it started out, for me, a sound score by my favorite composer. kept it in the player, and looped it any time of day. yes, gem of a film!
Conrad Hall with the photography and Thomas with the Music simple a Masterpiece of Talent
16 minutes and 15 seconds of relief in this complex thing called life.
This movie is absolutely one of my all time favs! Filmed around my old town area and it's an experience I'll never forget.
My heart just cracks every time I listen to this song
Вероятно , это боль прошлого .
Которое никогда не вернётся .
Оно останется лишь в наших сердцах .
🙏
I know right.
It is Truly Divine.
This is an excellent movie and very much underrated. The music is great and the cinematography excellent. Excellent acting all around. I look forward to watching it whenever it's on tv
It's so sweat. Without doubt, my favorite song.
My favourite Tom Hanks movie, and a worthy swansong for the great Paul Newman
Powerful music. Always remember the road trip with him and his son. Magnificent acting it was so real
I don't know what to say, the beauty of this, please...
Didn't realise this was not the original as intended by the composer. A superb ethereal, weary rendition.
Thank you!
Musique magnifique !!! Porte de la Liberté !!! 🎶🎶🎵✌
My Father hurt me beyond measure and yet I loved him. And could never reach the depths of pain that he had to endure growing up in Ireland in the 1940s . His irrelevant words towards church and state ring true today. He wasn’t evil just hurt. He took no pleasure in hurting me and my mother and brothers and my only sister.
If i will have some kids in the future this music will tell them how much i love them ❤️
The cinematographer won an Oscar!!!
Such a great great GREAT underrated film
This is the closest thing to envisioning my Grandpa Lester Hunter sitting in his old car outside my grandmother's house in the snow drinking whiskey and smoking a cigarette in the 30s. What I perceive to be what their life might have been like. Innocent and wise.
Tell me more Good sir
I miss my Dad.
He's here :)
Hauntingly brilliant score...
When played slowly it exposes what a beautiful piece of music this actually is.
Just another in the long line of Tom Hanks movies with excellent Thomas Newman movie music!
Just 'stumbled' on this when looking for Thomas Newman ... so good, just so good.
alistair robertson Thank you sir!
Dedicado a Mi Padre Luis Gadea Barba.Gracias por enseñarme todos los buenos valores de esta Vida y pasar por ella con la mejor de las actitudes dentro de la lucha diaria. Siempre te Querré !!! Te veo en las estrellas..Se que estás allí mirándome con una sonrisa !!! Salud y Vida Pa'Lante !!! Cheers and Life On !!!
Beyond beautiful.
There is a god.
This music sums it up so perfectly with Paul’s hand on the car and the look in his eyes and when he says to Tom I’m glad it’s you That rocked me because it was real and I felt it
"I am glad it's you"
Wonderful movie !
this is great, laying in bed close eyes and just peace let come...