Dune OST - Main Theme (Suite) | Hans Zimmer
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Based on the novel by Frank Herbert, the adaptation of "Dune" directed by Denis Villeneuve is the most anticipated movie of the year. Two tracks from composed by Hans Zimmer ("Paul's Dream" and "Ripples in the Sand") have been published a few days ago, giving us a 12-minutes long preview of the actual musical score of the movie.
Hans Zimmer's score seems to be incredibly rich and ambitious in tones, unique sounds and melodies. The main musical theme recognizable from the music (which I suppose is Paul's theme) is characterized by female hummings, giving it an incredible mysterious, fascinating and epic touch. I hope you'll like this re-edited montage of these first two tracks from "Dune", I'll definitely await the release of more musical content by Hans Zimmer for this project!
Tracklist:
0:00 Paul's Dream
4:30 Ripples in the Sand
6:05 Ripples in the Sand
7:28 Ripples in the Sand
8:23 Ripples in the Sand
9:29 Paul's Dream
#DuneMovie #HansZimmer - Розваги
I would like to apologize to hans zimmer for listening to this masterpiece with my 10 dollar headphones
I as well, love that pfp. My default apple headphones could never.
Don't worry. We all need to apologize for listening to this masterpiece in youtube compression.
Same here with my Galaxy buds lol.
Here in Europe we don't have headphones and I'm happy with that. Mindblowing surround speakers with the bass that you can feel throughout your whole body is what I need.
@@maboleth what do u mean? Are u saying that u guys don't have airpods or galaxy buds in Europe???
And this is what happnes if you let Hans Zimmer just do what he wants. Amazing.
Sure
I think Hans zimmer always does what he wats
@@NightShift-ci5vn Possibly, but you really notice when he's just told to "make something epic" because it all sounds like the score of The Rock
@@Talon3000 what are some good examples
Well, it's been so generic post Interstellar. Finally we get this redemption
That is the most Hans Zimmer that Hans Zimmer has ever Hans Zimmered
fun fact: zimmer(n) means to build something of wood, like tables, chairs etc. in german
So, indeed: Er hat was Großartiges zusammengezimmert / he crafted something awesome :D
@@M4n1Ch0 dam
Cheers to that!
Fun random fact: my phone thinks your comment is not in English and it's offering to translate, lol.
I'm not puzzled. When the translator recognizes some word that's not in english, it offers to translate; sooo: does what it should eh? ;-)
Great things happen when you grant Creative freedom to composers like Hans
No dick
Ayo gojibwtahcu doin here
Agreed except for the fact that there are no composers like Hans
When you have a composer like Hans you must give him all the freedom in the world
Yeah but this is exactly the same as the mermaid theme he did for pirates of the Caribbean, and the Man of Steel theme. Both, the same. That's just lazy. It may sound good but it's criminal that dune suffered the sickness that is Hanz Zimmer pop music scoring.
This movie was 2 and a half hours long and it felt like I was only watching for an hour by the time it ended…that’s how good it is, I could’ve watched another 3 hours of this and been completely locked in the entire time…
I saw it yesterday and I'm going back tomorrow. I'm totally transfixed by this film. It left me breathless!
Right? Like towards the end I briefly went I wonder how long I've been- and it ended lol.
I watched it today and know exactly what you mean. You legit get sucked in and can easily carry on by the end
Definitely have to see this in theaters again
Sadly, I had the exact opposite reaction. I loved the film, but man I felt like I was sitting in the theaters for 4 hours. Honestly felt like watching Lord of the Rings extended. Which don't get me wrong, I watch that once a year.
I don't mind long movie, but man this felt longer then it was.
The way Hans Zimmer turned Nolan down to score Dune because it's his dream to score for Dune is so 🔥 especially with how this turned out
What movie he turned down ??Tenet huh? Well I preferred this ost although I LOVED Tenet too.
@@sexyholly20 yup TENET!
@@camer0725 well if the option was to make the ost for his his fave saga then he absolutely delivered 😍😍😍 I saw him saying he was a fan and I just saw myself with the Harry Potter Saga in him ! Cant wait for the rest of the movies to come up and the music and the merch and everything !!!
@@sexyholly20 I watched dune tbh considering the hype around the source material and amplification of the revival of its fanbase I thought it dint really live up to it. Don't get me wrong I thought it was a great film, one of the best scifi films of the year but not movie of the decade good.
Is that really true? Why would he do that to his old friend nolan... couldnt he just had done both movies?
One of the best Sci-Fi movies to come to cinema in the longest time!
Then you don't pay too much attention to sci-fi!
3 more to go
in 8000 years our cultures and countries will be nothing and forgotten think about that for a minute and don't give me a fucking like !
I agree! I loved this movie! The images and music were honestly unreal
@@benjiarias9599 I thought Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within from 2001 was good too!
I'm so so sad for the Duke Leto. I could actually feel his way of thinking, in the book and on the film. Such a sympathetic soul, good and noble man.
Space Ned Stark
@@hadid1092 ironic that Ned is taken from Leto
A lot in GOT is made after Dune, at least the inspiration is clear to me and I think that's great. The Three Eyed Raven is basically the Kwisatz Haderach for example.
@@jorgeabraham3414 Not familiar with GOT, as I didn't watch a single episode. But not surprised, Dune was and is an inspiration for many works and installments to come.
I know right?
The older Zimmer and Williams get the better they communicate through music.
Zimmer is such an inspiration if you look at his career. He came back from a semi-retirement and he just stormed in Holywood. If you want music composed that's created to captivate, you turn to this guy now. Almost anybody else is considered a downgrade.
@@GladRags Every Composer has a downgrade except of Junkie XL aka. Tom Holkenborg. Why? Because Hans is his teacher. I love his Music from Zack Snyder's Justice, Mad Max : Fury Road, Godzilla vs Kong, Batman v Superman, Alita : Battle Angel and 300 Rise of an Empire.
@@GladRags James Horner and Johann Johannsson if they weren't dead they would still be at the same level of Zimmer
@@Moaslz James horners Avatar soundtrack is so good
@@bettercallmassi Ludwig Göransson did a great job with Tenet, and don't sleep on Bear McCreary. There's a new generation coming, we just have to give them time.
This movie is a pure cinematic pleasure
worth the time and energy and funds😉it took to see it in the theater! WELL DONE🤗
This film left me transfixed. I felt breathless at the end. It's a masterpiece not just of our cinematic age, but of cinema in general. I saw it yesterday and will see it again tomorrow.
Yes! I’ve seen it 5 times now, going for my 6th tomorrow
@@humpaan haha 6 times? That's awesome!
Yes it was absolutely epic
i agree, it’s a masterpiece made with a lot of passion and love for the source material, combined with the great breath taking cinematography, amazing acting, and surreal music, even days later after seeing this movie it still lives rent free in my head
heh, wasn't all that good
I think another reason people connected so strongly with the material is that it doesn’t have a bunch of abstract aliens in it and what not. People connect with it on a really strong human level even though it takes place so far in the future.
Totally agree. I also think people connected because of the themes of fear. Nobody wants to be a bad person, just like how Paul doesn't want to be an opressor. The narrative is one about Paul overcoming his fears by learning that he can control his destiny, and hopefully steer the universe away from his terrible purpose.
The aliens show up at the start of the movie, when the Emperor’s envoy arrives. They are all wearing suits in order to be on that planet. We just never see their faces.
@@Jadty They aren’t aliens; everyone and the dune universe is a variation of human. Some have evolved in isolation on their own respective world for so long that they have needs native to those worlds so when they travel off world they need things like suits, but everyone is basically human.
@@youbian yep, even the guild navigators are descended from humans. I'm curious if we'll get far enough along to see them represented in this series
@@treytonjohnson1 Makes sense. People yearn for alien life, but maybe we’re the template. Given enough time and space we’d proliferate the galaxy and eventually become alien varieties ourselves. Wild concept.
I wondered why the music is so good while I watched the movie in theaters yesterday afternoon. It wasn't until the end that I realized it was created by Hans Zimmer.
Now it all makes sense.
Yes. It has happened to me in other movies, Hans Zimmer just can not do a bad score
@@hymnforthenight6691 nope ww84 is bad... but maybe the director vision also responsible for that...
main reason I went to see this movie is because I read Hans Zimmer was composer, didn't know anything about Dune before, but movie is pure art
@@diegoramos27 You should! It's really good!
Same here , the kind of movie you should have seen in a theater first . I also discovered at the end that the music that was so right for this movie was Zimmer's
watched Dune for the first time without reading any novel or any relevant material. First half of the movie I constantly have this thought, why is it so similar to Star Wars but feels a lot darker? Totally amazed by its screenplay, mise-en-scene, soundtracks. Love it's universe. Then after the movie, I googled it up and found out goddamn it George Lucas actually took a lot of inspiration from Dune.
@GamerKat'71 Yeah. And they often draw on history as well. Just like how King Arthur and the Knights of the Round table are heavily inspired by Charlemagne and the Paladins, Dune frequently has things that noticeably parallel the British Empire's conquest of India for its spices.
It's really funny how Tatooine is like made up of jokes and references to Dune that are constantly happening in the background. Like how in the first movie, when C-3PO and R2-D2 are wandering in the desert (a reference to Paul and Jessica's escape and travel across the deserts of Arrakis) C-3PO worries about being sent to "the spice mines" and then we see, in the background, something that looks like it MIGHT be a skeleton of a sandworm (They later retconned this to be something called a Krayt Dragon, which, as we see in The Mandalorian, is basically a sandworm). There are PLENTY more references, and there were even more in the original script, like how Force powers were called Jedi-Bendu, a reference to the Bene Gesserit physical training (where things like the Voice come from) called "prana-bindu."
And then in Return of the Jedi the director thought "Wait, we're heading back to Tatooine. Let's do MORE DUNE JOKES." And so the Sarlacc pit is based on the scene where the giant worm eats the spice harvester, and Jabba the Hutt looks like the God-Emperor of Dune, this strange human-sandworm hybrid person from the fourth book.
Reading Dune made me appreciate Star Wars MORE and not less. It took a world that looks kind of like Dune's and said "Okay, now let's do some good ol' Flash Gordon swashbuckling in this."
Star Wars is basically a ripoff of Dune and the works of Kurosawa
I find it kinda funny that you are awed by Dune universe only from watching this movie, because it was severly lacking and not explained very well when compared to the novel(s)... Like, was it ever explained why Thufir had these weird eyes and what a mentat even is? Was the Butlerian Jihad even mentioned in any dialogue? Or was the imperial conditioning of doctor Yueh explained in any detail? Just to make it clear - I'm not bashing you in any way, quite contrary I'm saying the 2021 Dune is rather simplistic in what lore it actually shows on screen and that's really sad, because they could do much better.
Lots of science fiction got it's inspiration from dune... Star wars and 40k are just two examples 😁
listening to this godly soundtrack and watching the beautiful scenes in a dolby atmos cinema was so good that I can't fully comprehend that experience even 2 days later. The bass rushing through your body with that arabic/desert/bagpipes and screaming woman (lol) combination gave me crazy goosebumps and the feeling of falling asleep while actually falling with 200km/h.
What an experience and the greatest prolog ever.
I am so ready sitting 9h+ in a cinema and see the Trilogy (or whatever) in one piece in 2027 or so
Yes. Just yes.
It was an ethereal feeling
There will be 2 movies in general. The first movie is halfway the book now, so we expect the second part, I believe, in next year.
@@stefanigyaurova that would be amazing if the 2nd part will be released next year... then covid has done something good
@@stefanigyaurova Yes.,
Pure crystallized ART. The composition of every scene, the colors, the sounds, the acting. It was an esthetics orgasm. Thank you.
BRAVO
Bruh ain’t no way you said that
actual coomers
Eye- and eargasm indeed.
thats... one way to put it
This shit is the closest I'll ever get to feeling like I'm on spice!!
Eat a magic mushroom.
LSD 🤭
There is literally a drug called spice
@@cklambo was on it for a decade. In recovery now, but it was pretty intense a lot of the time. Withdrawal was a killer.
"He who controls the Spice,
Controls the universe..."
DMT
I couldn’t believe the movie was over once the credits started to roll. A truly immersive and beautiful experience.
Because it doesn't have an ending..
@@blenderguy3250 First part of the book.
I hope the film is 4 hours long minimum.
So it could be worth my time.
I never see films bellow 4 hours, because these are for kids.
It’s so awesome that so many people had this feeling. Goes to show the absolute world making that went on
@@cortex3535 May I ask what your logic is based on ?
I wish every time I get somewhere there is a sound like this: 09:40
Any moment would be epic
I love the whole OST except that voice:D
@@sdkfeldfwerer6751 So true
@@sdkfeldfwerer6751 i absolutely love how raw her voice sounds.It makes the song so powerful .But of course that's my opinion
@@sdkfeldfwerer6751 That voice is the coolest part IMO
@@giaikitg1933 FRRRR
When I was watching this film I was shocked when it ended, I literally thought I had only watched an hour where in fact I had watched 2 hours and a half. Very few films have that effect on me. This film really submerged you into the story quite effortlessly. Even in heavy fantasy movies this is rarely achieved.
Exactly! I was totally hiptonized!🤯🤯
I wish the movie was like 4 hours long, 2 and a half hours wasnt enough
I exactly felt the same thing. I couldn't believe time could pass so quickly was so engrossed.
same
I know exactly why and how dune does this and it's so simple. All it does is not have boring narration and useless exposition. This movie treats it's audience like adults and allows you draw conclusions. It's incredible and I love it so much.
It really sucks that 2:30 was only played at the end credits. It’s literally the best version of that motif I don’t know what Hans was thinking
This motif was played many times but in different variations. When the ships leave Caladan it's even played with a guitar as well. The track is called "Leaving Caladan"
@@tobiash.7267 Leaving caladan flows not as good since the beating drums interrupt the main rythum
maybe they will put it in part II, hopefully..
Probably giving himself leeway for the future. When you know you've got a second part to keep in mind, you 'sow your seeds' with your motifs and leave some room for them to grow in future installments.
I actually thought the same... they could have played the full theme more... but we'll surely get that full climax in the second part!!! Gosh there will be a second part!!! I am SO PUMPED!!!
No wonder the music is fire, it’s made by the goat himself Han zimmer
Ahem...
John Williams is goat. End discussion
Goat???
@@mikhael.j7 greatest of all time
Hans Zimmer
Cristiano Ronaldo
Rafael Nadal
Example of goats
han
@@cruss4612 I only know Williams for making memorable *main themes* but Hans Zimmer's ability to communicate with Music is something else.
You can just imagine Hans reading the booking and hearing all this in his head, so good
Imagine if star wars was made properly on Dunes scale and scope with this level of emotion. Props to oscar Issac for actual nailing a sci fi. He was absolutely awesome in what screen time he did have.
He's actually nailed it before, and I'm not talking about Star Wars..
Then it wouldn't be Star Wars anymore.
Star Wars is for kids, it would never be this artistic
@@Ash-np4pd bro stfu star wars is legendary and iconic way more than this movie that got carried by visuals and sound
@@OkOk-rn6mn lmao ok kid
The movie was insane! The music added so much to the atmosphere, perfectly completing the story. Hans is genius at this
I agree, Zimmer's music always adds another element to the movies he does the music for. Example: Dunkirk's feeling of constant palpable tension was a result of Zimmer's amazing score
@@rustydaines6859 zimmers supermarines is just perfect
I literally watched this movie without knowing the director or the composer , and 20 minutes later I just knew them very clear
Yep, both Denis and Hans have such a clear signature, it's spectacular. And every single detail in this film was so well polished! Perfect movie in every way. Excited for PT.2 SOON!
Yes:)
He's Got The Whole Wide World in His Hans
Every time I think Hans Zimmer has reached the apex of musical genius, he creates something new and proves me wrong. If this music doesn't evoke an emotional response from you, avoid the
Gom Jabar, because you would fail the test..
My son is studying music and I'm a massive fan of Hans Zimmer I showed him this and he went has a desert feel to it and he ain't got a clue what dune is shows the impact he has
This movie feels like a setup movie. Next movies going to be blast for sure.
In fairness, there is an ungodly amount of set up in the Dune universe. Part of why it's such a nightmare of a film to take on. :D
that's cuz it is--it explicitly states at the beginning that it's part one
1 movie couldn't possibly do that 800 page behemoth justice
@@theonetruefusky7681 I'm actually really curious how this would do as an Expanse style show across multiple seasons. There is so much material it could work.
Heh. And that's just the second half of the first book. Wait til they get to adapting the second and third books ;)
This OST will win the Academy Award. Hands down. It's so revolutionary and picks up on nods and themes that have haunted me since childhood on how I imagined Arrakis.
As an avid Dune fan that has read has read all the books 4 times over , this adaptation was incredible . Score , cinematography , editing , dialogue was superb... I was watching the movie and I was completely overwhelmed.
I can feel the sand hitting my face listening to this
I can hear the dark knight, crysis 2 even melodies resembling mermaid theme from PotC 4...so unique yet somehow still has that feel of his previous work...I love how Hans creates, bless him!
Gladiator is also here. Every composer has special lines he repeats at every ost.
"The Dark Knight"? When?
@@Juleru I mean(sorry for my english in advance) for example at 2:28 the tempo of the drums is gradually increasing as well as for example in the last track "the dark knight "of the soundtrack you can hear the similar sample of gradual drum sound at 4:01
OH MY GOD I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY THAT THOUGHT OF THE MERMAID THEME FROM POTC4
And price of Egypt
I was so overwhelmed by the music. It is amazing.
It’s been month since I saw The Dune for the first time. I still can’t get over it. I’m listening to this everyday, I read everything about the dune, I went second time to see the movie yesterday and today I’m going to see it again. The music blows my mind, visual aspect of the movie blows my mind, the plot blows my mind… This movie is a masterpiece
I loved it. I saw it then bought the audio book. Then saw the movie again, all makes soo much more sense, i am so impressed by Herbert, Denis, the amazing actors, and everyone envolved in the newest adaptation. I am actually listening to the audiobook again. I have developed a strange fascination with this intelligent, and deeply layered story.
Bless the Maker and his Water. Bless the coming and going of him.
May His passage cleanse the world. May He keep the world for His people
Bila Kaifa
Dune 2 was so freaking good.
When you’re completely absorbed in Paul’s Dream and the Liberty Mutual ad starts playing...🤬
That's why adblock exists lol
lol
@@mrlionX Yeah but I’m broke
@@Gho5t_1984 multiple adblocks are free tho
@@Gho5t_1984 I've been using adblock for like 11 years now, never had to pay a dime
This score gives me absolute chills! What a phenomenal piece that Zimmer created, and so well matched with a powerhouse film like Dune!
friend
A.R Rehman is A.R Rehman The music that Hans Zimmer is now using or has left as
AR Rahman
Just watched the movie and now I'm addicted
This is a prime example of how important music is in establishing the tone of a movie, and using that to sway the feelings of the viewers.
9:30 straight up caused me to tear up it was so damn good.
Did it really make you tear up or you being disingenuous for effect?
Heheh Geidei prime
I live in Melbourne. We have come out of lockdown early. The cinemas reopen in one week. I WILL see this movie on the big screen, the way it was meant to be. If it's the only movie I see in 2021, that's fine with me.
You will not be disappointed my friend. Also, god luck and God speed dealing with the CCPVirus insanity down there
You don’t need to see any other movies, trust me. This is the ONE!
You did not come out of lockdown "early"
Dont let your masters fool you
Yes...watch it on cinemas, watch it several times. I'm not kidding when I say its a masterpiece.
IMAX and the most expensive ticket generally HIGHLY recommended. This is one of the best experiences I have ever witnessed in cinema, from an audiovisual standpoint.
I cant wait to hear this score on the big screen. This is the movie I've waited all year for.
I've seen it in the cinema, it's like nothing else
I'm really sorry for all you guys that had to wait 5 extra weeks
@@DaGuys470 I get to see it Friday finally. I've read the 1st book so I know the storyline but I can't wait to see how epic it is with Denis Villeneuve's scale on big screen.
@V🌙E⚜️L just got back from IMAX 2 hours ago from Dune and my mind still can't comprehend how epic it was.
@@TheRevan1231 Congrats! Now get back to IMAX 3D to re-experience THIS!
The vocalist is incredible!! Every time I hear the vocalist I get chills.
9:34 no not really. It is quite annoying actually. People are already mocking that ridiculous part by mimicking it in a sarcastic way.
That's Lorie Cotler for you! She is an amazing vocalist.
@@crazybabuskaman3923 I am not talking from a technical standpoint, how accurate a singer hits a note etc. I am talking about her scream and her voice in general. She is bad.
They should have taken somebody talented instead with a really convincing and strong female voice like Sia.
@@aladdin8623 People are idiots.
@@aladdin8623 I think it sounds really fitting actually. sounds like a voice of sand stone, gritty yet smooth at the same time.
The legacy of Morricone is alive in this soundtrack. The unconventional mix of tribal chants drums, with electronic textures, and guitars sounding like we're in a duel is clearly inspired by Morricone. The fusion of two musical genius.
I stumbled upon this movie on HBO Max the day it opened and hooked up my DJ speakers to my TV and it was like going to see Star Wars all over again as a kid in 1977.
Treat yourself to an IMAX screening of the movie if you are able to, you will not regret it.
@@DanM8195 I shall thank you. The last movie I felt worthy of IMAX was Interstellar and it was an incredible experience.
Bring earplugs. It’s awesome but a bit loud in some scenes.
FOR THE DUKE ! ATREIDES ! ATREIDES ! ATREIDES !!!!
The aesthetic of this movie is so fucking beautiful, and this soundtrack is amazing!!!!! 👌👌
One of the greatest movies of all time
Thank you Denis Vileneuve and Thank you for Part 2 :)
Unparalleled perfection Hans Zimmer simply manages to create the perfect atmosphere and music for big films !!!
The director said he sat with Han while he made the score and read parts of the book to him. Amazing.
When I heard this masterpiece I should’ve known Hans Zimmer was behind it. Such a good film as well.
Hans Zimmer might be the greatest composer of all time, I feel emotion in all his music
That's what I think
I just want to be alive to see the Trilogy all the way through
Same here
Pretty sure it’s just gonna be two films. Unless you’re talking about the book trilogy. Because I’m kinda undecided on that, I think the first books completely out classes the other two
@@cryofreezie3943 There will be a third Part adapting the Second book
@@michalandrejmolnar3715 really? I can’t see that being successful without doing the third book too. Unfortunately I don’t think books 2 and 3 are really good enough to warrant a film
Thanks, Tim... I should be writing music for tomorrow's deadline, but I'm too enveloped by this soundscape to even consider pausing it. Thank you!
I'm glad you are enjoying my video so much! I hope your works will go well!
As much as I enjoyed the movie (which was quite a lot!), I still feel Zimmer's score was far beyond what the movie deserved. What an incredible piece of music!!
I held Lynch Dune on a pedestal untill i saw this movie. Theres a scene in movie which captivates my interest more then it did with previous release. Fight where Paul has to kill his first human being. Its where he begins the journey he was prophesied to be, where child grows into a man, where he starts to realize what he has to become. The scene when he kills for the first time, the sorrow on his face and the condolence from Fremen ....my god this is the work of art.
If this doesn't give you chills, I don't know what will... Masterpiece.
Vç
When you get Hans you know it’s gonna be special. Movie theater movie for sure 🍿
You can hear the worm slither and dive under the sand in the music, it flows and rolls like the dunes...it's so freaking good...ancient and otherworldly but still futuristic. It's such a unique flavor I keep coming back
Greatest movie I ever seen. LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS!!!!
DAMN THIS MASTERPIECE SOUNDTRACK IS PLAYED ST THE PERFECT TIMES THST JUST LEAVE YOUR JAW DROPPED AND ARMS FULL OF GOOSEBUMPS
After coming out of it I thought it was in my top five favorites, but after watching it again last night I think this may have taken the number one spot for me. It is just so good and I can't stop thinking about it.
Reminds me of passion of the Christ soundtrack. Simply outstanding.
Passion of Muad'Dib
The comparison with the old David Lynch movie is legitimate.
Let's just not forget Dune retro PC games. They definitely must have been a source of inspiration for Hans Zimmer and Denis Villeneuve, who must have picked an eye or two (or even three) (or an ear) (or two, etc...) on them.
The atmosphere, the caracters designs.
Watch Javier Bardem, and dare to tell me it's not the exact same posture/attitude/face expression/gaze than the fremen sietchs chiefs we were meeting in Dune I. Just the same. Can't tell you how satisfying this is for old geeks.
((For the interested ones, 2 top absolute legends of retro gaming, :
Dune I, by Cryo Interactive and edited by Virgin Games in 1992, (I think it's an abandonware, so free to play and easy to find),
So good, beautiful, and mesmerizing mix of RPG/real time/adventure game, totally following Dune scenario.
Flying Ornitopteres (no clue how its called in english :p) or riding worms later to find fremens sietchs in the desert and rally them while managing spice harvesting for the emperor untill rebellion, war effort against Harkonens, and ecology.
The game uses Kyle MacLachlan and Sting's faces from the David Lynch movie btw.
A dedicated and passionnated work, bringing lots of attention into all the aspects of the game.
Atmosphere, music, graphics and gameplay.
And Dune II, by Westwood Studio still edited by Virgin Games in 1992,
Which is just THE father of all RTS games. THE origin of this kind of games.
Doom is to FPS what Dune II is to RTS.
Remastered later with Dune 2000, starring John Rhys-Davies as an Atreides mentor.))
Three hundred years from now, Hans Zimmer and John Williams will be considered classical composers like Beethoven and Mozart. Everyone will recognize the tunes, but perhaps not know which immortal composer wrote them, and perhaps not realize that they were movie scores rather than from opera or symphonies.
Absolutely cannot wait for the part 2 !
Probably the only soundtrack that really pops in the past few years
Hans zimmer you are pure genius 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Absolutely a dream sequence, that first one. 199%
It sounds like a mix of egyptian song and 28 weeks later ost
Wow damn…yeah I knew it felt sorta familiar but I couldn’t figure out why … the 28 days/weeks later thing tipped it though - some of my fave soundtrack moments there. Thank you for bringing back some memories.
Saw this in imax - the sounds and deep reverberations were amazing
Same
Yeah IMAX Made it much better than watching it at Home
I just don't have words to describe how it makes me feel... I love Dune since I was a child, love the story, loved the music, loved the actors... and now it feels like I love it even more
... here everything is ascetic and transcendental: script, atmosphere, architecture, landscape, characters and music!
This Movie is an absolute Masterpiece!
Honestly, the soundtrack for this movie was perfect. I don't think Hans Zimmer could have done a better job if he tried. Also, the movie is a cinematic masterpiece. Fantastic work all around.
I love how mystical the music sounds, it feels like evolution, grandness, mystery
Denis Villeneuve its a brave man for this movie,We are witness of the begginning of this big franchise.
Hans Zimmer really outdid himself with the epic Dune soundtrack. The music was an especially good fit with Paul's visions: magical and hypnotizing.
My teacher: _Alright students, we will be taking an exam shortly._
My brain 9:36
Eagerly waiting for Part 2.
God, Hans Zimmer never fails to get my arms tingling. He and and the composers for the witcher games are, I think, the best in their field.
1:50 those bass risers are so cool sounding
Also the turbine-cutting-wind (I don’t remember the technical term but you hear it best at 2:01 and 2:16) effects are also so fuckin cool
"turbine-cutting-wind" - nicely put! I was wondering what would be a good term for it. You can also hear it used heavily throughout the cathartic end of "The Shortening of the way" that starts at ua-cam.com/video/C4-tb4x-tcE/v-deo.html
That part is VERY Vangelis-like. There is a similar effect in the middle of the song Chariots of Fire which is about 20 min long and is the B side of that soundtrack album. It’s the first thing I thought of when I heard this. But the music brilliantly capture the awesome power of nature represented by the sand worm. Both awe-Inspiring and terrifying at the same time. Showing how insignificant humanity is in face of the nature. That scene hands down was fucking incredible and so compelling !
I looked up this song and immediately said to myself “of course its from hans zimmer” The dude is AMAZING
Sent chills throughout my entire body, such an amazing soundtrack, accompanied by an amazing movie
I hardly have a lot of esteem for Hans Zimmer's usual music production process, but let's be honest : this is one of his most inspired works.
I can't imagine Zimmer not winning the Best Movie Soundtrack prize this year, it's incredibly deep, mysterious, menacing and beautifull at the same time. Wow
Loved his work on dark knight rises and Interstellar this is another master piece I love the sounds and vocal it sounds out of this world.
Bless the Maker and His water.
Bless the coming and going of Him.
May His passing cleanse the world, and keep the world for His people.
Hans Zimmer and Disappointment are to things that will never meet
Bought Grado headphones because of this masterpiece
This score better win the Oscar. It’s phenomenal that Zimmer managed to create the sounds for a new world . Literally that seat shaking percussion hit was beautiful.
It got the nominee! Hopefully it wins an Oscar because this is beyond amazing
@@rewnewl__6803 the soundtrack totally deserves the award, but it might be hard because of power of the dog. The Academy has some thing against sci fi. Interstellar soundtrack lost to the Grand Budapest Hotel for goodness sake. Crossing my fingers because this soundtrack deserves an Oscar and so does Hans Zimmer
Im glad it won 👍🏻, its long overdue. He should have won it for Interstellar, Inception, Gladiator, Dark knight.
@@ANA-il6js85 True
@@ANA-il6js85 true!
I kid you not the scene where their excavators get eaten is a movie moment I will never forget. I never even heard of the series but the movie was grand and that scenes music was so incredible I actually felt the music and the actual sights on screen to be of equal or greater level and it didn’t feel like background noise like the music was the movie ❤
Finally Hans Zimmer Got an Oscar! After The Lion King...
He Was Deserved Oscars From Every Single Nominations..
That broken drum sound is just so amazing 😍😍
ripples in the sand really gave me goosebumps every fricking time
Almost twelve minutes of constant shivers running down my spine while listening to this.
Hans Zimmer is a genius.
You can really feel where the inspiration came from Desert Shadow by Catrin Finch
It's a fantastic track that came out in 2015, absolutely worth a listen if you're into this
If this does not win best original score this year then the Oscars are an absolute joke.
HE WON THE OSCAR!!!!!
Don’t Miss this movie in Cinemas
Super experience
can't stop thinking about this epic movie...
1:49 that Hans Zimmer's "braaaaaaaammmmmmmm" always give me chills OMG that's freakin' EPIC!