Just finished watching the film a few moments ago, Immediately began searching for the soundtrack. This film was so touching and so powerful, the curve in the middle which turns it into such a emotionally deep movie. I am so happy to know that this beautiful film exists!
Russell Crowe was robbed of the Oscar for best actor. I haven't watched the Oscars since, because anyone with a functioning brain knew he deserved it WAY more than Denzel Washington. It was strictly a PC move. A Beautiful Mind won best film, director, supporting actress, etc...but they didn't give it to him who stared it? As you can see I'm still bitter. Anyways, one of my all time faves. The score is amazing. The unsung hero IMO is the wife. Such an example of true love, commitment, and hope; deeply stirring.
Totally. They didn't give him the oscar, because he already won for Gladiator. Yeah, it's pretty stupid. I remember Tom Hanks winning twice, and that should have happened to Crowe.
I'm still a little bitter too, not just for Russell but for Denzel. Denzel has had some brilliant performances in the past. Powerful, important and heroic roles. He's played historical roles, Shakespearian roles, action roles, romantic roles and he played them all to perfection. He could/should have won an Oscar for Cry Freedom, The hurricane, Malcolm X, Crimson Tide, Glory and Philadelphia. However he never got one for any of those powerful and brilliantly played roles, instead he gets an Oscar for playing the caricature of an evil bent copper in some forgettable popcorn movie! Then to add insult to injury they robbed Russell just so they could carry out that insult. which Prevented Russell from winning 2 Oscars playing 2 completely different roles, which would have paid homage to the mans diversity. A disgrace in all departments.
***** agreed. It was indeed all about Gladiator. Personally I don't think Russell Crowe ever topped this performance, for a variety of reasons. But the music of Horner enhances every great Oscar nominated or winning film ever. Love Him. Love this. And thank you! p.s. I think the big controversy behind this was not really about Denzel but the fact that the film was nothing like the book. Plus I met John Nash when at Princeton many years ago. Crowe's "fictional" performance was fabulous But he was in NO WAY ....John Nash. Thanks again for the beautiful music.
bravaLiz No problem :) I do agree that, obviously, this film isn't a literal biopic. That may have not been the intention of the filmmaker Ron Howard. I thought he put together a brilliant crew with a fabulous, creative film (James Horner being one of the major contributors). It is indeed, a freely-adapted visual experience on John Nash's life, which is, to me, perfectly okay and consistent with what makes cinema magical: creativity. I love Crowe's performance here, too. The important thing to any of us is what makes us happy when we see beautifully inspiring films like this, not awards. Awards are simply a plus.
I couldn't stop watching this movie...The music was haunting and since John Nash is a real person. OCD...one of my favorite Ron Howard films...I still get chills when I watch this film. Bravo!!!
10. Nash Descends Into Parcher's World 0:00 - 1:11 9. Playing A Game Of 'Go!' 1:12 - 2:06 8. Alicia Discovers Nash's Dark World 2:07 - 3:13 7. First Drop-Off, First Kiss 3:14 - 4:04 6. Creating Governing Dynamics 4:05 - 5:18 5. The Car Chase 5:19 - 6:36 4. Cracking The Russian Codes 6:37 - 8:00 3. Saying Goodbye To Those You So Love 8:01 - 9:21 2. All Love Can Be 9:22 - 10:57 1. A Kaleidoscope Of Mathematics 10:58 -12:33 You're welcome
+glardian966 You know, sometimes people say "You're welcome," and it's completely gratuitous and a bit rude and presumptuous...but in this case, I actually do sincerely thank you. Thank you!
If someone can watch the 1st half of this and not be inspired by it, then they surely need to rearrange whats important to them. Absolutely brilliant film.
been there, done that, living it also tommorow and untill the end of my days .I am a schizophrenia patient .and although it is a Hollywood-production ( meaning the story has been altered to be more positive ) it does give a good image of the disease .And the music is wonderfull !
It's one of those movies that you feel like seeing it again and again, and basically, you can't help but allow it to grow on you. The music's breathtaking!!
The music in this movie is fantastic but my all time favorite of the movie is the music that plays when nash is going crazy (e.g. The car chase, the insulin shock therapy scene). That music may be my all time favorite music out of any movie ever!
+lovetownsend AWWWWWW! That is so beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing that. OMG! I am happy to hear that as the maker of this compilation, and to simply thank our late James Horner (bless his soul music) for having us come together to enjoy his music where it inspires us to have fun with the hobbies we love whether it is painting or video editing.
***** I have to admit, that scene in the movie brought tears to my eyes...Nash having to say good-bye to his dearest friends (even though they didn't exist) so he could overcome his debilitating illness. That took so much courage..."You've been a very good friend to me, Charles--the best. But I won't talk to you again." : (
+Mixed Krav Maga of Mt Olive NJ :''( On top of that, James Horner passed away as well. This is soooooo sad! At least his music lives on with all the beautiful films he was a part of.
Ever notice that in practically all of Horner's compositions, there is almost always the infusion of subtle and sometimes not so subtle vocals? Interesting. Just about every film he ever scored. Even the use of the now defunct Harlem Boys Choir in his early scoring of Zwick's movie "GLORY." and on and on and on and on...
SOMOS una parcela de aire que se expande y se enfría,...,somos la memoria de nuestras teorías,..., somos una realidad virtual dentro de un sin número de posibilidades en series de FIBONACCI...Dr. Nash, es una libertad en la libertad del arte y la esencia matemática. Una primavera en invierno y un verano en otoño. Saludos.
I hate to break the heart of some of the fans of this score, but this is basiclly a combination of the main themes from Sneakers (1992) and the action cues from Apollo 13 (1995). I like Horner, but had a very dry period after Titanic.
Hi, I'm searching for the title of the music that you can hear before John meets Charles: John is writing on the window, and you can hear a female voice singing, then arrives Charles, and he turned off the music. Please, I need it for a homework, thanks.... watch?v=5WA1sjBpjt8
you didn't play the full length of some of the songs and you didn't bother to put the time lengths on the songs. some people may like the shorter versions of the songs but playing shorter versions of james horner is like stopping half way through making love.
That's very interesting. I agree. Well, the way I designed this video is to experience it from start to finish. Skipping parts is something I don't really recommend when watching my vids, since I don't really do it in the same respect. I basically played the most amazing parts for each track, and cut the rest that I thought would drag on. That way, the audience gets to experience a seamless amount of music eargasm throughout.
Just finished watching the film a few moments ago, Immediately began searching for the soundtrack. This film was so touching and so powerful, the curve in the middle which turns it into such a emotionally deep movie. I am so happy to know that this beautiful film exists!
Oh god those low strings kill me. Rest in piece James Horner. Thanks for this amazing score.
Russell Crowe was robbed of the Oscar for best actor. I haven't watched the Oscars since, because anyone with a functioning brain knew he deserved it WAY more than Denzel Washington. It was strictly a PC move. A Beautiful Mind won best film, director, supporting actress, etc...but they didn't give it to him who stared it? As you can see I'm still bitter.
Anyways, one of my all time faves. The score is amazing. The unsung hero IMO is the wife. Such an example of true love, commitment, and hope; deeply stirring.
Totally. They didn't give him the oscar, because he already won for Gladiator. Yeah, it's pretty stupid. I remember Tom Hanks winning twice, and that should have happened to Crowe.
I'm still a little bitter too, not just for Russell but for Denzel. Denzel has had some brilliant performances in the past. Powerful, important and heroic roles. He's played historical roles, Shakespearian roles, action roles, romantic roles and he played them all to perfection. He could/should have won an Oscar for Cry Freedom, The hurricane, Malcolm X, Crimson Tide, Glory and Philadelphia. However he never got one for any of those powerful and brilliantly played roles, instead he gets an Oscar for playing the caricature of an evil bent copper in some forgettable popcorn movie! Then to add insult to injury they robbed Russell just so they could carry out that insult. which Prevented Russell from winning 2 Oscars playing 2 completely different roles, which would have paid homage to the mans diversity. A disgrace in all departments.
***** agreed. It was indeed all about Gladiator. Personally I don't think Russell Crowe ever topped this performance, for a variety of reasons. But the music of Horner enhances every great Oscar nominated or winning film ever. Love Him. Love this. And thank you! p.s. I think the big controversy behind this was not really about Denzel but the fact that the film was nothing like the book. Plus I met John Nash when at Princeton many years ago. Crowe's "fictional" performance was fabulous But he was in NO WAY ....John Nash. Thanks again for the beautiful music.
bravaLiz
No problem :) I do agree that, obviously, this film isn't a literal biopic. That may have not been the intention of the filmmaker Ron Howard. I thought he put together a brilliant crew with a fabulous, creative film (James Horner being one of the major contributors). It is indeed, a freely-adapted visual experience on John Nash's life, which is, to me, perfectly okay and consistent with what makes cinema magical: creativity. I love Crowe's performance here, too. The important thing to any of us is what makes us happy when we see beautifully inspiring films like this, not awards. Awards are simply a plus.
***** my internet screwed up. wondering if you can see what i wrote above. anyway... good luck and long live the beauty of music!
I couldn't stop watching this movie...The music was haunting and since John Nash is a real person. OCD...one of my favorite Ron Howard films...I still get chills when I watch this film. Bravo!!!
10. Nash Descends Into Parcher's World 0:00 - 1:11
9. Playing A Game Of 'Go!' 1:12 - 2:06
8. Alicia Discovers Nash's Dark World 2:07 - 3:13
7. First Drop-Off, First Kiss 3:14 - 4:04
6. Creating Governing Dynamics 4:05 - 5:18
5. The Car Chase 5:19 - 6:36
4. Cracking The Russian Codes 6:37 - 8:00
3. Saying Goodbye To Those You So Love 8:01 - 9:21
2. All Love Can Be 9:22 - 10:57
1. A Kaleidoscope Of Mathematics 10:58 -12:33
You're welcome
***** Thank you so much!
***** Thank you!
+glardian966 You know, sometimes people say "You're welcome," and it's completely gratuitous and a bit rude and presumptuous...but in this case, I actually do sincerely thank you. Thank you!
Monosmith I didn't mean to come off pretentious
***** Don't worry, you didn't :). Like I said, I was sincerely going to thank you.
Thank's a lot.
If someone can watch the 1st half of this and not be inspired by it, then they surely need to rearrange whats important to them. Absolutely brilliant film.
How long it's been since I've watched this movie...still I remember all soundtracks. Brilliant music stay forever!!
One of the most greatest epic incredible brillant music score when i ever seen ... Absolutely amazing james horner is the Legend ...
Lovely music..And this was a fabulous movie Russell did an outstanding job Leave it to James Horner for the great music!
Beautiful job!!!!!!! I ADORE THIS MOVIE. !
best movie ever i watched it more thn 7 times and still love to watch again and again
a BRILLIANT film !
UGH amazing soundtrack. The music made the story and film that much more powerful. thanks for posting!!
been there, done that, living it also tommorow and untill the end of my days .I am a schizophrenia patient .and although it is a Hollywood-production ( meaning the story has been altered to be more positive ) it does give a good image of the disease .And the music is wonderfull !
I was diagnosed with schizophrenia and I disagree: some things were dramatized.
Inspiring soundtrack. Beautiful, reminds me of Life
unreal ...scary and gorgeous at the same time...an amazing piece of music.
beautiful, james horner
Just watched this movie a few minutes ago... again... it's just awesome :')
It's one of those movies that you feel like seeing it again and again, and basically, you can't help but allow it to grow on you. The music's breathtaking!!
great set, thanks!
Hauntingly beautiful...
Great soundtrack.
Let's give some credit to Charlotte Church, she really moved me with that angelic voice.
Very touching music.
amazing soundtrack
Fantastic musical score. Got to give it to Charlotte Church.....she sounds amazing!
Donna Graham Was she the vocalist in "All Love Can Be?"
GeorgiaKev Hiya....yeah, she performs the vocals throughout.
Beautiful. My favorite movie and the music really captured the emotions.
beautiful
beautiful
Thats Nice!
creating governing dynamics is my favorite
just Beautiful 11/01/15
awesomeee
Me encanta esta película, es inspiradora.
I wish I could listen all this pieces of music before every math-class during my elementary and high-school days.
The music in this movie is fantastic but my all time favorite of the movie is the music that plays when nash is going crazy (e.g. The car chase, the insulin shock therapy scene). That music may be my all time favorite music out of any movie ever!
*Find a truly original idea. It is the only way I will ever distinguish myself. It is the only way I will ever…matter.*
+cyan Developer Classes will dull your mind, destroy the potential for authentic creativity
I have all of these on my Ipod!
lo mejor , viva el cine
my friend just told me she listens to this on repeat for 3 hours while painting once :p
+lovetownsend AWWWWWW! That is so beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing that. OMG! I am happy to hear that as the maker of this compilation, and to simply thank our late James Horner (bless his soul music) for having us come together to enjoy his music where it inspires us to have fun with the hobbies we love whether it is painting or video editing.
+mazardeus yea exactly :) I love classical music for writing myself. check out 'Lilium' by Elfen Lied. most beautiful of them all.
The movie is quite moving. Greatness simplified. Tracks rock especially "Creating Governing Dynamics is unforgettable even at death bed"
RIP James Horner
These times just can't be killed you try for a lifetime but you get stuck
i love that drop
RIP John Nash
Vikas Kapoor
My favourite is 10 9 8
\\\\\\\\\\ Great Film, Great Songs //////////
8:17!!
One of my favorites!! That's why it's #3. Sends chills all over my arms!!
***** I have to admit, that scene in the movie brought tears to my eyes...Nash having to say good-bye to his dearest friends (even though they didn't exist) so he could overcome his debilitating illness. That took so much courage..."You've been a very good friend to me, Charles--the best. But I won't talk to you again." : (
7:40
Oh dear! Horner, we miss you.
Sairam Ramasubramanian His music is such a beautiful gift he left for us.
"The Car Chase" is the best
the same sound of " iL Ragazzo con il Pigiama A righe"
A Caleidoscope of Mathematics. THE BEST SONG IN THE UNIVERSE. End of the story.
cool
I can't believe Nash is gone and also his wife in an auto accident.
+Mixed Krav Maga of Mt Olive NJ :''( On top of that, James Horner passed away as well. This is soooooo sad! At least his music lives on with all the beautiful films he was a part of.
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Horner died in his own private plane. He did music for the Abyssis, Titanic, Beautiful Mind and Avatar.
Matematik çözerken müzikten ilham alan bi ben miyim :D
Ever notice that in practically all of Horner's compositions, there is almost always the infusion of subtle and sometimes not so subtle vocals? Interesting. Just about every film he ever scored. Even the use of the now defunct Harlem Boys Choir in his early scoring of Zwick's movie "GLORY." and on and on and on and on...
All the vocals are sung by Charlotte Church.
SOMOS una parcela de aire que se expande y se enfría,...,somos la memoria de nuestras teorías,..., somos una realidad virtual dentro de un sin número de posibilidades en series de FIBONACCI...Dr. Nash, es una libertad en la libertad del arte y la esencia matemática. Una primavera en invierno y un verano en otoño. Saludos.
i appreciated his performance in "cinderella man" too
It's very similar to Horner's other work on "Sneakers" and "Brainstorm".
for genius
what's the number 10's name?
I hate to break the heart of some of the fans of this score, but this is basiclly a combination of the main themes from Sneakers (1992) and the action cues from Apollo 13 (1995).
I like Horner, but had a very dry period after Titanic.
Lol
Hi, I'm searching for the title of the music that you can hear before John meets Charles: John is writing on the window, and you can hear a female voice singing, then arrives Charles, and he turned off the music. Please, I need it for a homework, thanks....
watch?v=5WA1sjBpjt8
There is never a cause which dosen't create an effect
you didn't play the full length of some of the songs and you didn't bother to put the time lengths on the songs. some people may like the shorter versions of the songs but playing shorter versions of james horner is like stopping half way through making love.
That's very interesting. I agree. Well, the way I designed this video is to experience it from start to finish. Skipping parts is something I don't really recommend when watching my vids, since I don't really do it in the same respect.
I basically played the most amazing parts for each track, and cut the rest that I thought would drag on. That way, the audience gets to experience a seamless amount of music eargasm throughout.
***** When you say it like that, the video makes sense. Thanks.
pensei que a tempos não o veria John Nash
xoxo
James Horner is gone!? So sad. Nash ＆ his wife gone too? I can't believe !!
I am a Schizophrenia. So sad (ノω；)
If someone doesn't like this movie must be.... I have NO words. Maybe I'm affected by this film so much cuz I'm a schizophrenic. I don't know..
21/12/12
RIP James Horner