guido, you mean like any of the 9 star wars films? jaws, superman, harry potter, midway, Indiana jones, Jurassic park, shindlers list, and only 1000000 other films that wer all Oscar worthy for the musical score, plus the olymipc theme,tne NBC theme and other themes, plus he wrote so much orechestarl music before movies that most people never heard because it wasn't in movies,
@@caikelm5766 I think he has said he never watches any of the films he composes for, except during the premier. As a composer myself I can kind of understand that, as it's sometimes hard to revisit your work as you'll always be reminded of what you could have done differently.
When John Williams gonna die ... the world is gonna lose one of the greatest legends and talents the world has ever seen especially in the music scoring industry!
We're blessed to still have him today given that he was already in his mid-40s when he scored the very first Star Wars. Who would've thought that he'd outlive Carrie Fisher?
What a living legend. I’ve had the honor of seeing him live 13 times, and it’s breathtaking to see him conduct the music from Star Wars and beyond only feet away. Can’t wait to hear what he’s done for TROS!
the only thing about star wars that absolutely EVERYONE can agree on is that John Williams is awesome. the score of Star Wars is undeniably one of the greatest parts of our pop culture
Cameron Bleecker indeed and definitely a redeeming quality of any Star Wars film. Definitely a very emotional experience to be able to hear his last work for a new Star Wars film.
The fan base can split on certain aspects of Star Wars but when they are all united in their love for the music and John Williams, you know that’s something quite magical.
God bless you Master John!! You are a legend and we thank you so much for the Star Wars music!! and for all the wonderful music you've written. Your music has always been the soul of Star Wars!!! Much love and admiration from Mexico🤗
Gallo Pinto indeed... definitely wills be a moving moment knowing this will be his last Star Wars music he will compose, an absolute pleasure to look forward to this week.
Eh the music in TLJ was very tame, not really anything new. And both TFA and TLJ WAYYY overuse, and misuse, the force theme. I love John Williams he's my idol but, yeah he definitely is just doing like a greatest hits orchestration, sad that he is like the rest of us and can't fit in well to the lackluster Sequel Trilogy
@@MaxRamos8 I don't think the Force theme has been _misused_ but rather _overused._ I don't think it's bad though; this trilogy highlights the roots of the Force and we get to see its influence on the generation in the trilogy. It'll probably be used much less in TROS than the previous two.
Hope he is still around for Indiana Jones 5 which has been rumoured to have Alan Silvestri as a co-composer. It is sad that the London Symphony won't record again, in the past there were two great Orchestras in London for recording, those being the LSO and National Philharmonic which was disbanded in the 90s and Jerry Goldsmith worked with them for years.
John Williams is the most influential composer of the last 45 years bar none. He developed THE modern language of Film music with Star Wars, Close Encounters, Raiders and ET. He returned to the "Romantic" scores of Korngold, used his influence of the great Russian and European composers and of course his mentor Henry Mancini to emotionally hook us in and make us feel the strongest emotions at exactly the right time. There are film composers and then there is John Williams.
The music on the trailer from last month was the best thing about the whole trailer. That slow brooding out-of-this-world climb that starts with just a few plucks and then everything comes in... and it leads to that crescendo where you hear the main Star Wars theme but it's slowed with background chords that add a different layer to it... John Williams the Yoda of OST composition
His piece... into the asteroid field... it takes me to a different place, almost like you can feel darting through the field as imperials are hot on your tail.
Blockbuster movies will never be the same without this man. The biggest movies of all time, the classics that everyone will always remember, so many of them just wouldn't be the same without his iconic themes. It's hard to think of Jaws or Jurassic Park without also thinking of the music.
I have a feeling that John Williams being alive and willing to return for episode 7-9 was more decisive for the movies being made than we might realize.
John doesn’t look his age and I hope he’s just as healthy as he appears! Truly a legend and I’m so deeply grateful for his role in my life and the lives of so many others
Absolute living legend. I’m super excited to hear his final chapter in the Star Wars saga. His music will live on forever! May the force be with him, always
A great musician, composer and conductor. From his days as a pianist for Henry Mancini on "Peter Gunn" in the 50's, through his years at 20th Century-Fox in the 60's ("Lost in Space", others), and then his movie scores, starting in the late 60's and 70's, he has built upon the legacies of Max Steiner, Alfred Newman, Erich Korngold, Mancini, and others. And he's still going at 86.
William Holke indeed... getting to experience something like this once in a lifetime opportunity... to be able to his hear his newest work of art for the last time for this franchise. Definitely it’ll be an unforgettable experience ... for years to come.
Eh the music in TLJ was very tame, not really anything new. And both TFA and TLJ WAYYY overuse, and misuse, the force theme. I love John Williams he's my idol but, yeah he definitely is just doing like a greatest hits orchestration, sad that he is like the rest of us and can't fit in well to the lackluster Sequel Trilogy
Max Ramos Don’t say the rest of us like it applies to everyone. If you don’t enjoy the new movies as much that’s totally fine but don’t disregard anyone who feels differently than you
@@Business_News I have to disagree. Even though John might have said that, he composed pretty badass music for the uninspired prequels, and the sequels have had much more life to them. Say what you want about the plots for the movies, the sequels, overall, have much more life than the prequels yet John is still able to compose great music all around
Whatever reaction you have to the film, I would urge you to stay and sit through the end credits music and appreciate that we sadly will not have the pleasure of the work of Williams for that much longer. He is one of the last of the 2nd generation of film composers.
If he decides to retire after this, I wouldn't be disappointed. He has MORE than proven himself, we are all lucky to have had this man for such a long time.
The greatest unifying factor to all three trilogies: this genius man right here.
Without his music Star Wars wouldn't be Star Wars.
Justin Clement 🤘🎥🤘
Imagine SW without its music. No you cant because its impossible.
These trilogies are far from unified. However, John Williams is still the Maestro. 😎
Has he medically been tested and verified to be a genius?
Star Wars wouldn't be what it is without John Williams elevating it to a whole different level.
I would argue that ANY movie isn't what it is without John.
guido, you mean like any of the 9 star wars films? jaws, superman, harry potter, midway, Indiana jones, Jurassic park, shindlers list, and only 1000000 other films that wer all Oscar worthy for the musical score, plus the olymipc theme,tne NBC theme and other themes, plus he wrote so much orechestarl music before movies that most people never heard because it wasn't in movies,
What I love about John Williams is that he loves Star Wars as a whole. Not just one trilogy. Everything about it.
I thought I read somewhere that he never watched any of the films
@@caikelm5766 I think he has said he never watches any of the films he composes for, except during the premier. As a composer myself I can kind of understand that, as it's sometimes hard to revisit your work as you'll always be reminded of what you could have done differently.
Nicholas Sanchez amen
He has never seen any Star Wars movie :p
@Nicholas Sanchez They will now when this Disney trilogy bombs.
We are beyond blessed to have this man. John Williams IS Star Wars
The goat.
Geralt of Trivia It’s treason then...
Beethoven of Cinema
Well he’s certainly not the Senate.
Because that would be Palpatine 👌
When John Williams gonna die ... the world is gonna lose one of the greatest legends and talents the world has ever seen especially in the music scoring industry!
We're blessed to still have him today given that he was already in his mid-40s when he scored the very first Star Wars. Who would've thought that he'd outlive Carrie Fisher?
God forbid!!🙏🏼
He won't die. He'll become one with the force and be more powerful than anyone can imagine.
Goats never die.
I honestly can’t think of that day! 😢
A Genius of our time.
yes but actually no, i prefer it all time baby!
What a living legend. I’ve had the honor of seeing him live 13 times, and it’s breathtaking to see him conduct the music from Star Wars and beyond only feet away. Can’t wait to hear what he’s done for TROS!
That's awesome man! I would love to see him live sometime. Hopefully sooner than later
It's gotta be a trip, hearing the Star Wars theme live in person while the creator of that theme is there conducting it
I still believe Revenge of The SIth was his best work.
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked
For me, his best works were Empire, Sith, and Awakens. I want to see TROS be his best work.
@@_vakas Wasn't a fan of his work on TFA. Seemed very derivative and not a whole lot of it stood out to me.
the only thing about star wars that absolutely EVERYONE can agree on is that John Williams is awesome. the score of Star Wars is undeniably one of the greatest parts of our pop culture
He phoned it in a bit for the sequel trilogy, though.
Duel of the Fates remains awesome
@@BrianPenny Nah, the prequel music was all great, he was still relatively in his prime when he composed those.
Cameron Bleecker indeed and definitely a redeeming quality of any Star Wars film. Definitely a very emotional experience to be able to hear his last work for a new Star Wars film.
Bill Murray from The Man Who Knew Too Little I’m guessing you’re just regurgitating the talking points of that one RUclips video.
The fan base can split on certain aspects of Star Wars but when they are all united in their love for the music and John Williams, you know that’s something quite magical.
If not of this man and his genius, Star Wars would have have been an obscure serie B movie.
John Williams will always be the greatest film composer in the history of movies
A true legend and musical genius.
His music is what made me cry in the Star Wars movies not the scean in the movie
I love that he got to do all 9 of the movies. That just makes this feel more special for me.
RedfurredPikachu not to mention Rogue One and Solo
@@nathanhol42001 pretty sure those were michael giacchino
@@nathanhol42001 Rogue One was composed by Michael Giacchino, Solo was composed by John Powell, HOWEVER, John Williams did write some of Solo's music
God bless you Master John!! You are a legend and we thank you so much for the Star Wars music!! and for all the wonderful music you've written. Your music has always been the soul of Star Wars!!!
Much love and admiration from Mexico🤗
This man will not die. He will just become a force ghost.
Amen!
Whatever the outcome of the movie... we all know that this legendary man right here..... NEVER let us down! 😎⚡
Gallo Pinto indeed... definitely wills be a moving moment knowing this will be his last Star Wars music he will compose, an absolute pleasure to look forward to this week.
Eh the music in TLJ was very tame, not really anything new. And both TFA and TLJ WAYYY overuse, and misuse, the force theme. I love John Williams he's my idol but, yeah he definitely is just doing like a greatest hits orchestration, sad that he is like the rest of us and can't fit in well to the lackluster Sequel Trilogy
@@MaxRamos8
I don't think the Force theme has been _misused_ but rather _overused._ I don't think it's bad though; this trilogy highlights the roots of the Force and we get to see its influence on the generation in the trilogy. It'll probably be used much less in TROS than the previous two.
@@MaxRamos8 TFA uses this theme like once
@@_vakas you are wrong. This new one is basically a greatest hits album
What a trove to have been graced with all this man's mesmerizing work over the decades! Today's film/tv/game composers stand on his mighty shoulders.
Man... Tros is the last time were gonna hear his music in a Star Wars film.
Hope he is still around for Indiana Jones 5 which has been rumoured to have Alan Silvestri as a co-composer. It is sad that the London Symphony won't record again, in the past there were two great Orchestras in London for recording, those being the LSO and National Philharmonic which was disbanded in the 90s and Jerry Goldsmith worked with them for years.
Icbeoaneistari of Chu definitely miss Jerry goldsmiths music,one of the best.
Yeah Jerry was one of the best, his Star Trek music is great.
This "co-composer" business is stupid, it doesn't work well...
@Nando Florestan It's just a rumour.
Its great to see him in such a good shape at 87.
John makes the most brilliant iconic themes in films, indiana Jones, star wars, jurassic park, such a talented and amazing person!
check out the movie about John Williams' teacher/mentor called "The Maestro"
I wasn't aware of this movie. Going to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
The actors they cast to play Williams and Jerry Goldsmith were very good.
phillydawg speaking of maestro Williams makes a cameo in TROS as Oma Tres (an anagram of “maestro”), a bartender with a monocle on the planet Kijimi
Thank you Mr. Williams for everything. I, we, the community will be for ever gratefull to you and to London Orchestra.
Love Jhon Williams so much
What this man has contributed to motion pictures...is immeasurable. Thank you maestro.
cant wait !!! the legend of music mr . Williams
John Williams is the most influential composer of the last 45 years bar none. He developed THE modern language of Film music with Star Wars, Close Encounters, Raiders and ET. He returned to the "Romantic" scores of Korngold, used his influence of the great Russian and European composers and of course his mentor Henry Mancini to emotionally hook us in and make us feel the strongest emotions at exactly the right time. There are film composers and then there is John Williams.
Thank you Master John Williams!
Amazing as always
I’m just glad he lived long enough to complete the new trilogy. I was slightly worried he wouldn’t, given his age.
The music on the trailer from last month was the best thing about the whole trailer. That slow brooding out-of-this-world climb that starts with just a few plucks and then everything comes in... and it leads to that crescendo where you hear the main Star Wars theme but it's slowed with background chords that add a different layer to it... John Williams the Yoda of OST composition
Not only do I disagree, ruclips.net/video/bGuU0tX5v8w/видео.html
By the way, I suppose you know JW doesn't do trailers
His piece... into the asteroid field... it takes me to a different place, almost like you can feel darting through the field as imperials are hot on your tail.
Blockbuster movies will never be the same without this man. The biggest movies of all time, the classics that everyone will always remember, so many of them just wouldn't be the same without his iconic themes. It's hard to think of Jaws or Jurassic Park without also thinking of the music.
I love John Williams and his music, he's so great.
John Williams is Mr Star Wars! He’s the epitome of Star Wars music! Composes at will and does so efficiently and effortlessly.
I encountered him in the Christmas at Pops concert in 1989. He was really kind and down to earth.
Finally something we can all agree on: John Williams's music is the best!!!
John is one of the best composers to ever live, and his son is one of the best singers to ever sing. Good family.
A true legend. What this man has done for music in films is and will be unmatched!
no matter what happens to the Star Wars movies, this man and his work will never fail us
John Williams to me is the Shakespeare among film composers, an inexhaustible and versatile genius.
what a gem
The one and only John Williams, there are not words to describe this human being.
Hope his complete commentary is on the bluray when it comes out.
I agree with Williams that the cast selected for episode 7 is amazing
Every Star Wars score this man has created has been brilliant. Every. Single. One.
John Williams drew me Into the world of movie soundtracks and I am indebted. He is a legend and the best composer of this century.
Star wars would be all books and scripts
.... This man gave it life truly
I have a feeling that John Williams being alive and willing to return for episode 7-9 was more decisive for the movies being made than we might realize.
John doesn’t look his age and I hope he’s just as healthy as he appears! Truly a legend and I’m so deeply grateful for his role in my life and the lives of so many others
I have so much respect for John Williams
John Williams is the best Jedi in all of this. His body of work is ridiculous and will NEVER be matched...
Absolute living legend. I’m super excited to hear his final chapter in the Star Wars saga. His music will live on forever! May the force be with him, always
I´m so happy John Williams stuck around to complete this final!
The day that this man passes away is the day that I dedicate an entire day listening to his Scores for Star Wars.
A great musician, composer and conductor. From his days as a pianist for Henry Mancini on "Peter Gunn" in the 50's, through his years at 20th Century-Fox in the 60's ("Lost in Space", others), and then his movie scores, starting in the late 60's and 70's, he has built upon the legacies of Max Steiner, Alfred Newman, Erich Korngold, Mancini, and others. And he's still going at 86.
The Legend Himself!
Thank you for everything sir, we love you!
Love this guy. Legend. His work makes my life better.
Thank you for everything, John.
He's amazing. It's mindblowing he turns 88 in february!
I can't wait to hear this score for the final film in the Skywalker Saga.
William Holke indeed... getting to experience something like this once in a lifetime opportunity... to be able to his hear his newest work of art for the last time for this franchise. Definitely it’ll be an unforgettable experience ... for years to come.
Eh the music in TLJ was very tame, not really anything new. And both TFA and TLJ WAYYY overuse, and misuse, the force theme. I love John Williams he's my idol but, yeah he definitely is just doing like a greatest hits orchestration, sad that he is like the rest of us and can't fit in well to the lackluster Sequel Trilogy
Max Ramos Don’t say the rest of us like it applies to everyone. If you don’t enjoy the new movies as much that’s totally fine but don’t disregard anyone who feels differently than you
@@Business_News I have to disagree. Even though John might have said that, he composed pretty badass music for the uninspired prequels, and the sequels have had much more life to them. Say what you want about the plots for the movies, the sequels, overall, have much more life than the prequels yet John is still able to compose great music all around
Genius. Him and George are Star Wars!
I love how he never forgets to thank the London Orchestra
I've never heard the man speak before
He's a great guy
Second most nominated human being for Oscars on Earth.
Who’s number one then?
Bless you John Williams
He is one of my favorite musicians of all time!
Thank you Maurice Murphy RIP!
And thank you john
You are the brightest star in our galaxy!😍
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I took out my notebook from class tonight and even took notes
1:23 🔥🔥
👇 👇 👇🔥
The best composer EVER!!!
Whatever reaction you have to the film, I would urge you to stay and sit through the end credits music and appreciate that we sadly will not have the pleasure of the work of Williams for that much longer. He is one of the last of the 2nd generation of film composers.
John Williams is a gift to film.
This man is everything.
The one thing that was consistently great about these movies is the music. Remember what Spielberg said: 50% of a movies success is the music.
If he decides to retire after this, I wouldn't be disappointed. He has MORE than proven himself, we are all lucky to have had this man for such a long time.
This man is a Legend!
I love that John Williams is a fan of Billy D Williams..maybe they are related..lol
This man is the epitome of movie magic 🤩
He is a GENIUS.
Amen.
What ever happens with 9. There one thing that we all can agree...
John Williams is God...
Greatest film composer of all time
Top 100 people of this last century? He’s in top 10
Always in black, always crossing hands, always modest, always genius. Thank you for everything and good retirement, Maestro.
Greatest composer in modern history
Gonna miss him when he's gone.
One person gave this video a thumbs down. I would like to punch that person in the face.
RAFaquaria go on and punch, I’m here, I’m here!! Go on hit meeeeeeeee
I’ll turn you out
@@I41535D you won't turn shit out. Cheers.
7 people need some smacking
@@I41535D I'll punch with honor don't cry to your mommy tho
You want to punch someone who disagrees with you? You fucking child
One of the best parts of the movie
John Williams is The Force
John Williams is a legend among men🙌🏻
The Jedi, were the guardians of Peace and Justice in the Old Republic, before the dark times, before the Empire...
Can’t wait for to hear John’s score in iMax and #JJabrams fantastic directing and cinematography for #RiseOfSkywalker 🤘🎥👏
This generations Mozart
God speak.
The Mozart of film scores!
Well, Akira Ifukube did Godzilla from 1954-1995, and more films than John on SW, so let's give credit where it's due! :)
Prequels soundtrack grabbed me more then the OT
Between Williams and Zimmer, we are so lucky to have been alive during their generation.