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It takes a lot to out do Hans Zimmer in his own movie

Sublime + foreboding

Vanilla Sky The Creator & The Accountant

There is something about this scene that gives me the same feeling as when Sympathy For The Devil plays when Hueys fly over fields in Vietnam films. Radiohead has a futuristic yet grounded feel with this song, pairing that with the Nomad scan visuals creates such a surreal yet also grounded visual. I'm sure that's the feeling they were going for, but such a cool scene.

I never knew it was in this! The film released a few months before I started listening to Radiohead.

I didn’t expect anything when I watched the movie for the first time and then hearing this song while the nomad appears was so unexpected but it was one of my favourite scenes

Omg seeing this scene in theaters gave me the chills omg lol

Cool movie horrible plot

My favorite part.

Best scene of the movie

This is the exact scene I was looking for, thank you

Genio

This song and this scene gave Vietnam War vibes but in a Sci Fi style. Loved it.

Its not Ed Shearan you are hearing. Its genius.

It's a sin pit this piece of art in a shitty movie

So good! sheesh!

Radiohead- Everything in its Right Place (May 10, 2024) 0:01 💛"The Creator” Mililani TC (Sat, Sept 30, 2023)

Genuinely can’t get enough of this scene

When I heard this song in this movie I got goosebumps when I heard one of my favorite songs, thank you for cutting from the movie❤

Only thing memorable from this movie

South east asia look gorgues in this movie❤

Aaah breataking❤

I went to go watch this movie with three of my friends, you know kinda goofing off and stuff. This entire sequence shut us up.

Watching and hearing this scene on the biggest IMAX screen in Europe was simply beyond majestic. Gareth Edwards is a legend of his craft, no matter the negative reception of this film.

"Albert Einstein said that we don't observe nature as it actually exists, but nature exposed to our methods of perception. The theories determined what we could or could not observe. That's right, but he could have gone further and said that there's no nature as it 'actually exists', except as illusion. The human race is in a hypnotic trance every bit as much as any subject in a hypnotist's stage show; even more so, in fact, because the stooge on the stage only has one hypnotist working on him for a short time. In everyday life we are all being bombarded with hypnotic implants. When we're young we have parents and teachers telling us what is real and possible, and throughout our lives we have the media and peer pressure doing the same. Just as the subject in the stage show is told there is an elephant in the audience, or that he's eating a banana when it's really a lemon, so we are told that Osama bin Laden orchestrated 9/11, and that doctors and mainstream scientists know what they're talking about. He didn't and they don't, but if we believe such rubbish we will construct our reality to fit. As a result, we will support the war on terrorism; take prescription drugs that often do us even more damage than the ailment they are treating; and accept that when a scientist says Infinite Consciousness does not exist then it must be true. Techniques like the Totalitarian Tiptoe and Problem-Reaction-Solution are major examples of the way the Illuminati attempt to implant a belief that we will edit into a reality that suits their agenda. The human race is in a trance, seeing what it is told to see, in precisely the way that Tom was at the party. We don't have to seek enlightenment and truth, we are already enlightened. We just have to wake-the-fuck up, break out of the trance, and remember who we are. As psychiatrist R. D. Laing said: 'If I do not know I know, I think I do not know'. Another comment of his also encapsulates the human plight: 'We forget something; then we forget we have forgotten'. That sums up how consciousness became caught in the illusion, or whatI will call the Matrix One aspect of the New Age 'movement' are the 'Workshop Groupies' who go from seminar to seminar, guru to guru, trying to find something they already have. They don't find it because they are too busy looking. We think that enlightenment is like finding the needle in the haystack when, in fact, it is the realisation that there is no needle and there is no hay. It is the trance state that keeps us from the truth. The illusion goes even deeper than our beliefs constructing reality. I guess I started to appreciate this a few years ago when I had my first experience of seeing through the backdrop of the cosmic computer game. It was like looking at the world through those 3D viewer things they call Viewmasters. They give you two versions of the same picture, one for each eye, and the brain turns the flat photographs into an illusory three-dimensional scene. If you've ever experienced this you'll recall how the 3D effect is really pronounced, far more than normal. I began to see the world like that, briefly at first, and then for longer periods. It looked like the 3D version of something you'd get from Nintendo. Today when i walk down the street it's like i'm in a scene from a Matrix movie. I am not in the world I am detached from it - observing rather than participating. It's always a shock when someone speaks to me when i'm in this mode because i feel invisible to people. When I look at the apparently 'solid' buildings and cars, it's like I could put my hand through them. That may sound weird to anyone new to this, but how can they be anything but illusion when they are only electrical signals decoded by the brain? The 'world' is not solid at all. merely an illusion of solidity. In one of the books of Carlos Castaneda, he quotes his shaman source, Don Juan, as saying: 'We are perceivers. We are awareness; we are not objects; we have no solidity. We are boundless ... We, or rather our reason forget [this] and thus we entrap the totality of ourselves in a vicious circle from which we rarely emerge in our lifetime.' Quantum physics explores and tries to understand the subatomic realm of reality or, put more simply, it is the study of energy in waveforms and particles operating beyond the 'physical' reality of atoms and 'matter'. In these realms the 'laws' of conventional physics (which are illusions anyway) are seen not to apply and the idea that the physical world is solid is shown to be impossible. The physical world is constructed , scientists say, from atoms. This name originates, we are told, with an ancient Greek called Democritus, who made the first known claim that matter was composed of tiny particles that he called atoms. But hold on. If atoms are the building blocks of our 'solid' world, how come atoms are about as least solid as you could possibly imagine? In fact, they ain't solid at all!" " From Infinite Love Is The Only Truth Everything Else Is Illusion (2000) - Davd Icke

They are telling us something..with 3 body problem..

It gave me the chills when I hear it

i had shivers, goosebumps, over excitement just everything seeing this scene in the cinema. so different to the other sci fis ive seen its beautiful

I hope they make another movie like this, a masterpiece

I love THIS SCENE WISH I SAW THIS IN THEATRES

3rd act could’ve been better, but fuck if this scene alone wasn’t worth seeing it over and over again

I had great hopes for this movie, sadly it didn’t deliver, but this scene, with this song, in surround sound, on an IMAX theater, will be forever in my heart as one of the best movie moments I’ve experienced

Gave me chills in theaters when this started playing…. Never thought I’d hear the legends on another movie….

This scene goes hard with this track

This movie is so gawdamm good And the use of this song totally encapsulated this scene

seen this video 100 times, its so cool

Powerful deep attention moment and Seamingless transition 👌

hearing Radiohead on IMAX speakers was magical

Music for when you need to lock in.

the music is ❤ with the backgroud sound of chitchat, the gun, the ship

Love this song and the creator.

Best scene of the whole movie

When I watched this I was somewhat waiting for the Kendrick mix version, but this worked really well regardless. Was quite a fun watch overall, gave me Elysium vibes

This movie has the best music choices for its soundtrack, such an underrated movie

This in IMAX hits different

I have yet to see a movie use this song in a way that wasn't absolutely perfect.

Literally the only scene in the movie that I enjoyed. Purely because of the soundtrack. The rest of the movie was a horribly written, badly paced mess.

One of the best cinematic experiences of my life.

It seems like such an insignificant scene, but I shit you not, in modern cinema, sitting in a theater, my brain dropped to the floor, Gareth Edwards perfected a needle drop