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Tracklist:
1. Dream of Arrakis
2. Herald of the Change
3. Bene Gesserit
4. Gom Jabbar
5. The One
6. Leaving Caladan
7. Arrakeen
8. Ripples in the Sand
9. Visions of Chani
10. Night on Arrakis
11. Armada
12. Burning Palms
13. Stranded
14. Blood for Blood
15. The Fall
16. Holy War
17. Sanctuary
18. Premonition
19. Ornithopter
20. Sandstorm
21. Stillsuits
22. My Road Leads into the Desert
About Dune:
A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune” tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence-a commodity capable of unlocking humanity’s greatest potential-only those who can conquer their fear will survive.
Music by: Hans Zimmer
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Hans Zimmer: how many BRRRMMM sound should we include?
Denis: All of them.
To be fair, isn't that always what Hans Zimmer does? Not that I'm complaining.
Hans Zimmer: how many BRRRMMM sound should we include?
Denis: Yes.
Best way to describe it :D Loved it though. Only complaint is there should have been more Dark Side Of The Moon, like what they did in the trailer blew my mind.
The worst score I have ever listened to.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 I never thought I'd meet the world's most tasteless man, and yet here you are. It's an honor.
This MUST win an oscar.
It WILL. If not it is a sacrilege
Nah dude, it needs way more oscars, the movie was amazing
Yeah for sound-design maximum...
all films created by Deni Vilnev
The music or the film?
I'm leaving this comment here so after a week, month or a year when someone likes it, I get reminded of this amazing soundtrack :)
@Kashgari that'll be five space bucks and don't try to scam me with any of that shaved inner city coin neither, we may be remote but we ain't yokels here
be reminded
Reminded
reminded
Reminded :D
This soundtrack at the cinema was just INSANE, the floor felt like it was breaking away, the chairs literally vibrated and the projection screen literally rippled from the sheer INTENSITY of this score. Legit one of the best movie experiences of my life.
In IMAX....terrifying and beautiful!
@@Darth1138 yes! For sure. I saw it twice in IMAX - the best movie experience of my life. Can’t wait for part 2 on the biggest screen possible, I hear it’s going to be even “bigger” than part 1
the only movie score that was even more intense at the cinema than dune was interstellar. you can't imagine if you haven't experienced it for yourself in cinematic atmosphere
It's how I imagine people felt after watching lord of the rings in cinema, I'm so excited for the next film
@@loganturner2061 I’m old enough to remember watching LOTR in the cinema (feel so old saying that now lol) and yeah it did feel like that for sure!
I used to be fan of Hans Zimmer, but after this i became a whole air conditioner
This. comment. is. amazing. My day is now 0.79% better. Thank you.
@@MyFireVideos If it was an original And not copy/paste comment...I bet Your day would be 0.80% better.
@@ibanez9179 I had never seen the air conditioner gag. It gave me a chuckle.
@@MyFireVideos i saw it on some other video,your comment made me laugh..the air conditioner not even a chuckle.
@@ibanez9179 ah thanks!
Listening to this in the cinema in combination with the mind blowing images, was the ultimate experience.
Where have you watched?
@Patrick Whelpley oh, thank you mate. Have you watched?
@Patrick Whelpley i watched it last wednesday and let me tell you it was amazing. I want to watch it again :))
@@bagre298 Austria :)
The movie premiered here on September 16th.
I was almost deaf coming out of the theater. Totally worth it!
I live in Italy and I watched the movie today. Trust me, it's fantastic. Blew me away
Just listened to this during the solar eclipse today. By pure luck, it was playing at 16:35 when the total eclipse came... Solar Bliss, it was perfect
00:00:00 Dream of Arrakis
00:03:09 Herald of the Change
00:08:09 Bene Gesserit
00:12:04 Gom Jabbar
00:14:05 The One
00:16:36 Leaving Caladan
00:18:30 Arrakeen
00:20:46 Ripples in the Sand
00:26:02 Visions of Chani
00:30:29 Night on Arrakis
00:35:32 Armada
00:40:42 Burning Palms
00:44:47 Stranded
00:45:44 Blood for Blood
00:48:14 The Fall
00:50:46 Holy War
00:55:07 Sanctuary
00:56:57 Premonition
01:00:27 Ornithopter
01:02:22 Sandstorm
01:04:56 Stillsuits
01:10:28 My Road Leads into the Desert
Bless your water for this oh kind anon
You are indeed a friend, Bi-lal Kaifa!
Incredible soundtrack. Sounds ancient and futuristic at the same time
Perfect and concise description!
Nicely put - and it perfectly describes the energy of the books. Incredible work!
Dune world description basically
It’s ok. Nothing special
Very adequate.
This was the first film I’ve seen in theaters since covid
THIS is why I missed the theatre so much.
You could feel this noise from head to toe.
If I had watched this from my bedroom I don’t think I would’ve been as shaken by this movie as I was. Sincerely… I cannot wait for part two and I plan to pick up the book
The Dune books written by Frank Herbert are worth it.
@@MegakeepWorks I read the first one, are the other ones worth it?
@@avdhutjoshi676 yes, though they get....well you wonder what Frank H. was taking.
Everyone should read all the Dune books.
Everyone all of them.
I read them in elementary, and a life later they are still unbelievable.
When Keynes switched on the Stamper to call the worm... the whole theather was shaking it felt.
I was too young for Star Wars, so Lord of the Rings was my only "ultra epic cinematic experience" that I can remember. However, when I went to see DUNE in theatres not knowing the story or having seen the original (or even a single trailer), I was completely blown away, and saw it 2 more times. This film is incredible.
Just wait til you see part 2. There's a reason people have been raving about this series forever and trying to do it justice even after multiple failures
Sí la neta está bien perro a!
What about Interstellar?
@@rolandpahi3079 Unfortunately my friend, I was disappointed with Interstellar, and I think it was overrated. Don't get me wrong, I know many loved it, and it was indeed a great movie. I just don't think it's S tier science fiction, maybe just an A if that makes sense.
@@nilocblue
What were you disappointed with in/about Interstellar? I am curious.
Don’t mind me, just marking down a mini collection of my fav spots:
21:55 , 22:56 , 4:25 , 13:15, 16:40, 37:42, 49:30, 1:12:48
+1 ❤️👄❤️
22:56 omfg
Great taste in music
1:12:52
That 49:30 gives me goosebumps everytime... 🔥
This movie brought grand scale artistic imagiry back to Hollywood. Well done.
Denis Villeneuve's debut feature film, Dune. Can't wait to see what else he has in store.
@@albaheadtheovertross he has made multiple other movies though.
@@albaheadtheovertross What!? Have you been living under a Rock?
Prisoner, Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, & Sicario... ring any bells?
David Lean style, baby. Though to be fair, Arrival, Sicario and Blade Runner 2049 were similar in that regard.
@@acevaptsarov8410 yeah very similar to his style. Would’ve been interesting to have seen him direct a Dune movie.
My opinion of the soundtrack drastically changed after seeing the film in cinema. Nothing can compare to your chest vibrating by the deep thundering sounds of this music.
Yess, I just came back today from watching it and sooo true
That's what happened to me! It was a whole different image and feeling.
This is called sound design, not music.
Know the difference.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 emmmm clearly you did not read his comment properly . Your ego got there the best of you pal.
@@avatarguille Correct me then.
The only thing better than listening to this music is to listen to the music whilst watching the film.
This is the first time ever, that I want to rewatch a movie in the cinema. When everything vibrates from the low bass, it gives such a different experience. But it's Hans Zimmer, of course it was gonna be excellent.
My favorite cinema experience after interstellar. Commonality was Hans Zimmer
the speakers were blown in the theater i went to so it sounded awful
Batman V Superman Ultimate Edition and Dune for me are Hans best work,I believe both are masterpiece films,but many would disagree with one of those choices,but idc.
They both standout from all his other works and are so unique.
Please do, the explosions rattle your heart and you can literally feel the rotors
Best cinema is home cinema. With a set of bodyshakers included in the sofa ;-)
I cannot possibly imagine what was going on inside Hans Zimmer's mind as he was composing this masterpiece
You serious? It's his worst work..
@@brandmotivo iam serious. And I don't expect a person of your taste to understand.
@@brandmotivo I on the other hand, am interested in what makes you think that. I like this soundtrack as well, but I wouldn't call myself cultivated when it comes to his work. Maybe this IS his worst. What's your take? I'd like to hear other peoples thoughts.
@@brandmotivo people like you are the reason why I hate yt for removing dislike button
@@brandmotivo i wouldn't call it worst, but not the best too. Interstellar and inception are way better imo (soundtracks)
Another masterpiece by the legendary Hans Zimmer
Zimmer got the golden globe, now it’s time for the Oscar.
and the Grammy 😆
grear score but power of dog deserve the oscar
He won
Just watched it in cinema and it was so jaw-dropping! Zimmer's music gives the feels as always.
Where?? What country mate?
@@GLASSB182 Probably in Europe. The Movie doesn't come to North/South America until October
@@GLASSB182 the movie is out since Wednesday in Europe
How does it compare to book? Here in Poland we have to wait till October :/
@@zzzzUS that is strange. I live in country near you and already watched the movie. Yesterday i watch Dune again
This is without question, the greatest amount of Hans Zimmer ever put into a Hans Zimmer score.
Hans Zimmer is the worst when Hans Zimmer Hans Zimmers the most Hans Zimmer. Pure garage.
I meant garbage. Sorry for the typo.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 Yes I definitely think this music was made in a garage, yet its better than 80% of music scores nowadays sooooo.
idk bro its a masterpiece but so is nearly every other zimmer soundtrack so ur "without question" part is a bit stretched
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 He has 100% lost his touch imo
@@thewinner7382 thank you for voicing your opinion. We might be a minority, but more people are waking up and desiring melodic outputs from modern film composers instead of Zimmish noises.
Who listening after Dune 2 premieres in 2024 ? 😃
Me
me havn't watch dune 2 yet
@@Sergey_Brin having listened to both sound tracks, the original is better
I watched dune part one 2 years ago, now I just finished dune part two. I can't wait for dune part three.
@@UnknownElement-Xagreed. I love the dune movies.
Leaving Caladan is my absolute favorite. It gives me a feeling of longing for a place I've never been to.
Hans Zimmer turned down working with long time accomplice Christopher Nolan to compose the soundtrack for Dune. Zimmer has always been a huge fan of the novel and stated that he had a passion to work on this film. Ludwig Göransson ended up composing the soundtrack of Nolan’s Tenet.
That explains it then. I was wondering how hans zimmer got out of in the bed every morning to make something so perfectly Dune.
If he was a fan, that explains it.
im glad he did because this movies soundtrack is a masterpiece and so was ludwigs in tenet
whatever choice Zimmer makes, he still produces the worst music you will ever hear in your life.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 cmon man if you're gonna bait, you gotta try harder than that.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 Yea if you're gonna bate, at least do it under the table
This soundtrack and the movie is a proof that watching movies in the cinemas have a completely different experience. Absolutely magnificent. 10/10 would recommend.
Yep, been to IMAX for this, first movie in cinema after Covid. How I needed that. The experience is amazing.
you need to upgrade your soundsystem then
@@joeman1379 Just watched it at home 5.1 yesterday. Pretty awesome!
Yeah the experience will not be the same on a TV screen
You are 100% correct u can't beat the experience. Me myself I watched the movie 4 times.
22:57 when the sand exploded as the worm was arriving to take the spice collector I almost started crying because of how powerful the music was
I agree, the whole scene is so so beautiful. The cinematography, the shots, the effects, the score, the acting!!! I can’t say enough!!
I cry at movies all the time due to beautiful images and mainly the sound 🔊
25:05
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.
saw this movie yesterday.. everything about this movie was a master piece.!
Except for the music, right?
The movie is very bad, a lot of anticlimax
it is indeed just fantastic. better than most of the last years. :)
Yes man yes. Saw it Sunday and it was amazing. Now I’ve caught up on all the Dune lore and man it’s amazing.
Such marketing prowess friend.
Don't wanna sound cliche but honestly watching this movie was a sci fi masterpiece.
you don't your a hundred percent right
Raised By wolves have some similar vibes also a sci fi masterpiece with great ost
Far from it.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 there’s always one
You don't sound cliché you are simply 100% CORRECT! :)
To make music like this for a film is crazy.
Hans Zimmer always proves that he is the greatest of all time. He is just insane when it comes to music .
As a proud Scotsman, I absolutely adore the use of the pipes for Atreides charging in to battle - awakens a fire in my blood! ❤🔥
I smiled while pointing out that yes, bagpipes will last 10,000 years into the future ❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻
And i don't understand why. They are greek not scottish.
@@cohorspraetoria8157 Afaik, Greeks have bagpipes of their own, but in the film they used the Scotish type.
*ATREIDES!*
They are of greek descent but they are growing on me by now, always loved bagpipes anyway lad!
DUNE Official Soundtrack | Full Album - Hans Zimmer
00:00:00 Dream of Arrakis
00:03:09 Herald of the Change
00:08:09 Bene Gesserit
00:12:04 Gom Jabbar
00:14:05 The One
00:16:36 Leaving Caladan
00:18:30 Arrakeen
00:20:46 Ripples in the Sand
00:26:02 Visions of Chani
00:30:29 Night on Arrakis
00:35:32 Armada
00:40:42 Burning Palms
00:44:47 Stranded
00:45:44 Blood for Blood
00:48:14 The Fall
00:50:46 Holy War
00:55:07 Sanctuary
00:56:57 Premonition
01:00:27 Ornithopter
01:02:22 Sandstorm
01:04:56 Stillsuits
01:10:28 My Road Leads into the Desert
Thank you very much Xenia!
Ay yo.... do that Dune design here like you did in the other soundtrack vid
спасибо!
thankyou so much!
Thank you for your effort
Every track to every movie Hans Zimmer produced is beautifully composed... but 17.54 seconds into this when the guitar fully kicks in is awe inspiring. Literally makes me freezing cold
Shades of King Crimson, maybe?
Now this is the pure definition of 'feeling' music and not only just listening
Imagine what could have been if the latest StarWar's films had been treated with a 10th of the love and respect shown throughout every scene of this absolute masterpiece!
yeah, but Dune always was better than Star Wars.
@@DudeoftheDunes sure, story wise. Bit that first trilogy was better than 80s dune
This. All. Day. Except the Frank Herbert books offered so much more to build from. (
Yes ppl there's more than one book in the series!)
I agree, the thing is Star Wars was deliberately disrespected and intentionally destroyed by Disney so they could turn it into something else. Soon to happen to Tolkien too.
Star Wars is dead since George Lucas sold it to Disney.
When Villaneuve said that he knew Hans was a fan of Dune, and that he himself had always wanted to do a Dune film... It became immediately obvious to me that this is essentially a fan project done by some really REALLY talented people.
Brilliant music for this movie. Hanz Zimmer brought many people back to listening to neoclassical, beautiful, brilliant music. Bravo👏
This entire soundtrack is amazing, but the melodic section of 'Ripples In The Sand" is what won Zimmer the Oscar. Simply unbelievable. The way this movie completely overpowers me emotionally is something I would have never dreamed possible.
"We are Dune fans.
There is no call we do not answer.
There is no faith that we betray.
Denis Villaneuve asks us to bring ourselves to the cinema.
Dune Fandom accepts!"
Dune Fandom!
Dune Fandom!
Dune Fandom!
Dune Fandom!
Dune Fandom!
Dune Fandom!
“we are Dune fans
those who stand up against us fall”
😂
Lol, excellent
"Tell me of the fandoms of your Dune, You-Tube'A'Dib"
Me buying the ticket: So, it's done?
The ticket guy: It's done.
The Emperor sent us to this place, and my father came.
Not for Spice, not for the Riches,
But for the strength of your people...
My Road Leads into the Desert... I can see it.
Thank you Denis... For making not only the best adaptation, but also one of the best sci-fi films of all time!
Desert power.
Go away.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 "It's shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult."
hopefully part 2 lives up to it
@@BenAri18 It will.
It's an understatement to say Dune reminded me again why I love going to the movies. So powerful and immersive. Probably the best cinema experience, and I've never been so glad to be alive. I've never read the books, but I will be picking it up for sure. Can't wait for Part 2's soundtrack collection.
I've listened to this from start to finish countless times. It's fantastic. While working. While talking. Anything.
It is, have you been able to find a copy of Part Two's soundtrack? It's either sold out or hasn't been released yet, it's strange. Can't find it anywhere on disc.
In an era of terrible, terrible adaptations and remakes, Denis creating such a perfect Dune film is nigh unprecedented. It defies all reason, and yet here it is for us. An adaptation which understands and respects the source material. Which captures how it feels to read, to experience, to immerse oneself in the planet Arrakis and its history, its culture, its rules. I dare say, it would bring a tear to the late Frank Herbert's eye to see it done so respectfully, and to see so many enjoying it who never experienced it before. At the time of his passing, the only adaptation of his masterpiece was Lynch's shlockey B-movie nightmare. He did not live to see Harrison's version, upon whose shoulders this film is able to stand.
I think it's the first time in my life I did not get disappointed with an adaptation (book to film). What's more, everything I imagined has been brilliantly visually translated
@@AlbertMXG i love how amazing the ships are and the big massive ship that transports them to different worlds and they look similar to worm in a way. and leaving caladen music and visuals was just a pure experience
Villeneuve read Dune when he was 14 and has wanted to make the movie since. I don't think there's a better director in the world to take on this project.
After Blade Runner 2049 I have complete faith in Denis as the rare director who can properly handle this sort of IP
@@bleachisrad I do wish the highliners (the huge worm-looking ships) had a bit more definition to them myself. They were a bit too simple looking. The rest of the ships were really interesting and diverse though. Seemed like an Empire made of totally different cultures.
STAR WARS: "You turned the fans against me!"
DUNE: "You have done that yourself!"
Not gonna lie, I'm more hyped about "Dune: Part Two" than I probably would be for Star Wars Episode X...
Perfect comment
FRRRRRRRRR
This is way legit.
The movie does not do the book justice.
This guy understands music on a level we just can't fathom
Congrats on Hans Zimmer for his first Oscar win since the Lion King
Leaving Caladan has to be my favorite.
Leaving Caladan
Gom Jabbar
My two favs.
In that order.
This movie is an unbelievable experience in theater. I'm even thinking of going to see it again!
That's what I did and tbh I'd gladly go see it a third time
I love going to the cinema to re-watch movies all by myself
I'd strongly recommend it! There are a lot of small details I only understood the second time I watched it :)
Same. Definitely will.
I did and might do it a third time
1:08:32 - I had seen an entire film in awe at this point, but this theme with a shot of the dune sea under a setting sun sold me the whole trilogy
Congratulations to Hans Zimmer for Oscar #2 with this masterpiece!
He was lucky that Klaus Schulze worked on that with him ;)
This movie was absolutely phenomenal.. The soundtrack, divine.
Religious experience
Awesome in the truest sense of the word
Listening “Leaving Caladan” will make you feel like you are leaving Caladan.
My favorite track of the bunch. It almost gives me 28 Days Later vibes.
Einer der besten Filme der Filmgeschichte🌄 Absolut fantastischer Dreh/Schauspieler/Kulisse/Sound. Es gibt derzeit keinen besser Film der so Atemberaubend ist wie dieser👏🏆🎉🔝 DUNE 2 schlägt alles da gewesen in den Schatten. Ich Gratulieren zu so einem tollen und Meisterhaft gelungenen Comeback 👍🎉🥳Es lebe Dune for ever.........❤
This soundtrack extends life. This soundtrack expands consciousness
Perfect blend of ancient and far future. Truly sounds like it’s from a different time and planet.
@@ericcheltenham7001 What a terrible job of trolling, y’know keep it up and one day you might actually make someone mad 😃
@@bleistift6113 I’m not trolling. Read my comment again. You will find what I said is true.
@@ericcheltenham7001 okay
because DUNE is in a POST Technological Era..
Its nothing special
" *I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.* "
I regret from the deepest bottom of my heart to not being able to watch this movie on theaters. I'll never forget how I missed such an unique and incredible experience that it must have been.
it was alright
@@euphores_ I hope they do that here in Brazil. i heard rescreenings have been happening already on the US.
@@thenot-so-smartfox4145 Eu vi no imax, foi fantástico. Estou lendo o livro e pretendo ver de novo no imax se voltar ao cinema
Same here!
It'll end up back in theaters before part 2 is released
I think the Bene Gesserit theme fits because after a trainee becomes a reverend mother, she unlocks her full female ancestry and the voices will stream into her mind constantly in conflict attempting to take over.
Based and Melange pilled
@@ratave6472 can someone screenshot this to reddit so it becomes a phrase meme thanks
I picture it as all the voices of the sisterhood planning and plotting, but also all the memories unlocked from the water of life.
@@ratave6472 Have you any idea what Based actually means?
Listening to this with noise-cancelling headphones is wild. I couldn't tell the difference between the drums in the intro and my own heartbeat and had to take a break to make sure my heart wasn't accelerating like that haha
Ohhhhhh waoooo
Knowing Hans Zimmer made this soundtrack masterpiece makes me respect it even more than I already did!! He’s amazing, no wonder I loved hearing this so much in theaters
Now I'm actually glad Hans Zimmer turned down Tenet for this, Dune was beyond worth it.
And Ludwig Goransson was incredible in Tenet
It's funny because i heard some Ludwig Goransson vibes on the Dune OST
@@Capa791 same, i was thinking of the mandalorian at some points
And now we got two amazing scores from Zimmer & Goransson, so we all won in the end XD
@@aaronkuck5231 Yeah it was far better than anything Zimmer made for Nolan.
37:46 the part with the bagpipes will always give me goosebumps! something about that instrument just feels perfect for the Atredies
It feels highly scottish yet eerily ambient
Perfect instrument & gr8 timing
I agree, the bagpipes were fantastic
A layer of tragic detail that I was told about later; the bagpipes are playing a *funeral arrangement*.
@@roguevector1268 for House Atreides I wonder, as it was a trap...
I watched Dune twice in an Imax theater. I could watch it until I die.
4:07 When that heavy bass drum kicks in, as the Emperor's ship lands, and that thunderous chorus hits, that's the stuff right there.
One of the most gorgeously alien, ethereal, timelessly visceral, earthy, textured scores I've ever heard. I'm blown away.
You should use more descriptive words.
@@SirTweaksalot92 i was just thinking to myself how they should have provided more adjectives!
The CHILLS I got seeing this masterpiece in an Omnimax cinema are indescribable, especially hearing 13:17. The strength in that voice, simply breathtaking.
That combined with that look in Paul’s eyes. The look of power, and defiance. Pure resilience. Gave me so many chills.
YYEEEEEEESSSSS ++++++++++++
@pancake kwisatz huh?
Anything relating to Passion of the Christ and Kingdom of Heaven related steals my breath away big time ❤❤
That voice makes me want to wander into the desert fr
13:17 is what you’re looking for
Yes , and thanks very much
The whole thing is a masterpiece so why should anyone want to skip a single second of it?
A very powerful place in music.
@@Waldemar_la_Tendresse because
Hans Zimmer should get a nobel physics prize for this soundtrack. This is immense.
I feel bad for the future generations who wont be able to witness this masterpiece at a cinema
If this movie remains as iconic as it is then it will surely be played as much as 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) in theaters around the world. We are witnessing history in the making.
Don't feel sorry for them. They will live it by jacking into their neural stimulator units.
They will hopefully have their own masterpieces to watch at a cinema.
Who knows, where I live you still get cinema reruns of Blade Runner and other classics.
When the sequel hits expect to see it return?
This movie is hands above any of the new Star Wars movies, from story to acting to production. This is a great movie.
As a star wars fan I must agree, I loved every second of Dune
1000000000%
As a lover of Star Wars, I completely agree.
Not exactly a high bar here. Anything is better than the new Star Wars Films.
Did you know the star wars series its self is based off this movies books
Honestly this has got to be his greatest work ever. The creative sounds capture everything that Dune is they literally paint images with sound. It's a masterpiece!
It fits the movie so perfectly
Its not the story, not the characters but the whole world and especially the atmosphere that made me love the movie more and more. And Hans Zimmers music makes a big part of that.
I would recommend the audiobook, the characters became much more interesting when I saw what Herbert was doing with them.
read the book fr
Just watched the movie. Every time the Gom Jabbar theme played, my spine tingled.
Yeah when Paul gets ahold of himself and stares back into the mothers face ...wow.
Johnny is that you???
there is no actual theme. Only bad sound designs.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 “Bad sound design” and what exactly have you accomplished in your life? Because from what I can see, you’re just seeking attention in this comment section.
@@T-Law. Everyone is seeking attention. Commenting on a UA-cam video to get likes is seeking attention. Replying to my comment is seeking attention. You and I are not so different.
Leaving Caladan 00:16:36 is the best piece on here and combined with the visuals was a special moment in the film.
That's the exact part I fell in love with the film.
Literally might be my favorite cinematic piece in ages, what a gorgeous and powerful composition
+1
@@FlavorfulFeral Better then his work on Interstellar imo
I heard that piece, and here I am, a living volcanoe
Hans zimmer will never failed to impress me man amazing
Soundtrack is like an hour-long trance. I happen to listen to this track during work, writing stuff, it helps to remain some flow.
this is surprisingly fun to work to
And to work out to!!!
One Piece meets Dune. What is this, a cross-over episode?
Also yes.
I have it on in the lab rn 👌
Benefits of night shift
It's perfect to chill and sleep and to dream about to fly with a space ship through giant portal holes.
oh hey ohara my man!
The master HANS ZIMMER
HE should have won bunch of Oscars but who cares he’s beyond the trophy game
Saw it in IMAX, most unforgettable cinema experience ever, the visual and sound 10/10. This director is a genius, Bladerunner 2049, Sicario, all amazing.
This is not music, this is an audio experience and audio sensations
This in my opinion elevated what it means to watch a movie in Cinemas to a whole new level, the same way LOTR and Star Wars did.
If you don’t watch this at an IMAX theatre you will have missed an experience of a lifetime.
You say it dude
Damit, just want to the "laser ultra" fantastic sound quality and picture. But now you make me think to re watch it in imax. Buy its about 17 euros, a bit expensive I think.
@@lpt2606 trust me when I say it’s well worth it.
coming from an imax premiere just 3t days ago... so much this comment... this is why cinema is not dead yet and you simply can not replicate this feeling, even if you have a nice surroudn system and 4 K projector at home. this is a physical, visceral experience in the cinema.
yeah, but I won't take a life killing clot shot in order to be allowed to do so. Price of that is way way too high.
16:36 1 word, EPIC, can't stop imagining the colossal ships rising from the sea.
You got to be joking.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 We get it! We know you don't like this soundtrack, but no matter how valid or not your points are, that doesn't enable you spew your opinions where they weren't asked for. Let people enjoy what they like in peace, especially if it's just to be so rude and judgmental while bringing nothing to the conversation ffs!
@@eldritchtoilets210 Go away kid.
@@oswaldthatendswald5892 you seem very fun and a person that many people want to be around
@@JamesWilliams-im8lw Wanna hang out sometime and talk music? ; )
one of the greatest scores of all time
Finally this master piece won the oscar. Salute to Zimmer.
When the bagpipes come in at 37:47... I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THIS IN IMAX
Yes, I loved that part and wish it was longer. Chills.
im so happy they have house atreides from the dune sketchbook
Chill man in 4dx
I already watch the movie
and this scene one of my favorites in this movie.
@@AtillaDornan lucky...
the experience in theater is beyond anything else. i was really unnerved by the soundtracks throughout the whole movie. it is totally worth spending the money just to listen to these masterpieces.
This is why Zimmer finally won his long-overdue second Oscar.
This should have won picture of the year too but the academy are a bunch of hacks... they only give that to something that fits a narrative they want... but other than that, Dune cleaned house :D
@@PeferG17 Still shocked that a film can win 6 OSCARS yet not get the Best Director Or Best Film award that is beyond any logic for me especially Director because the Director is the one that assembles the team that makes films like this possible.
Once again Hans Zimmer shows us without any doubt just how critical the soundtrack is to any movie. He not only preserved but enhanced the legacy of the masterpiece that is Dune.
If we end up getting a series out of this, it could genuinely rival Star Wars.
fun fact: star wars took a lot of inspiration off of Dune. Most obvious one is the Jedi mind trick and the voice of command from Dune.
This is merely part one.
The next movie depends on how well the box-office goes.
I came out wanting to just go back and watch 2 hours of incredible film history again.
Can't wait for part two.
@@HeathBlythe i just came out wanting back two and a half hours of life back. Where's my refund.
@Adone No, as a matter of fact, its a play on that trope, the movie toys with the idea of a white savior, and how its relevant to be cautious of pretentious or confident leaders, seeing as this movie was adapted from a book that contains many diverse ideas from other countries, with its own language being a direct adaptation of hebrew, I think Its more than meets the eye, better think twice and watch before you push a politically driven opinion, cause this movie and its book is pure artistry at its limits.
watch and read before you speak
@@Anon-nv7bp ignorance is bliss i guess
What I love is that since SOUND plays such a SIGNIFICANT part in the novel they included it as a KEY component in the film. Very happy as a LOOOOONG time lover of this epic story.
I said that very statement!
Hans Zimmer is one of the few composers left in hollywood who really does this to films. You remember the scores as much as you remember all the visual elements, and that is a serious achievement.
@@ambientvirtual yeah, Hans Zimmer is one of those composers that, no matter what he touches, he makes memorable.
one of the best movie sound tracks ever, movie was absolutely wild in the theater
Hans Zimmer is beyond this words. What an amazing brain and talent. Every sound effect every created by him are waves of gold. Love this man
I am so happy that the Dune franchise finally has gotten the attention it so well deserves with such a great film. And this soundtrack just takes it over the top.
OsakaRose yes, and it was a disgrace to the book. This movie will finally do it real justice
@@osakarose5612 yes the film where they wanted to cram everything into a two hour film.... Awful film.
Bagpipes! I love Bagpipes so much! The choice to use them for house Atreides was perfect. When the bagpipe comes in as they all run to certain death was stunning. 37:46
It sounded so foreign, which makes sense since it's millenia in the future. Yet so perfectly Western European which I think the Atreides are based off.
With me!
Listening to this soundtrack on repeat today after the Dune Part 2 trailer drop. Who else is here after the trailer premiere? 🙌
✌️
Music by Hans Zimmer is always sensational. During a movie, it makes you feel emotions that follow the soundtrack's characteristics (like sad parts and dramatic parts). It is absolutely one of the best soundtracks.
Yesterday I watched the movie. Today the first time in my life I start reading the book while listening the soundtrack made by Hans Zimmer. What a pleasure.
Truly lucky
This is the way
I definitely recognized Hans Zimmer's style while watching the film, but thought the soundtrack was unique and original enough to make me doubt, that maybe it was by someone else. Hanz Zimmer took several innovative and new approaches to create this magical and hypnotic soundtrack
Input from Lisa Gerrard ( Dead Can Dance ) amongst others who worked on the 'otherworldly' choral vocals , Zimmer used her most famously for the Gladiator soundtrack .
@@martino9134 That's awesome, I really like Dead Can Dance, and now that you mention it I notice their influence
There were faint similarities to the Peter Gabriel soundtrack for The Last Temptation of Christ at places (which I also love), but definitely it's own thing, for sure. To be fair, they both have messianic themes in desert/arid settings, so some of the vocals and instrumentation are going to be similar.
One of the best movies of all time. Everything about it is spectacular. I saw it two days in a row at the theater, wish I had gone more.