Me too, I've been watching him since Arrival. I need to check out Prisoners and Scario but his sci-fi is unmatched. Brilliant and visionary filmmaker like Nolan.
@@K_LCollectibles_Games Nolan, Villeneuve and Cameron are probably the three great directors of current hollywood. And if Hollywood keeps the direction they are going they might be the last great directors we will be having for quite a while
Villeneuve is the director Nolan WISHES he was. He can actually make a masterful movie while keeping a story INTERESTING and flowing. Nolan’s are tedious and often completely convoluted.
This gives me so much joy. My introduction to the ReelBlend podcast was the first Zimmer interview as I was voraciously consuming Dune Part One content immediately after seeing that movie for the first time. Zimmer is such a generous interviewee and very passionate, I wish to hear/watch more ReelBlend podcasts interviews with composers, artists, cinematographers that make the actors and movie better.
Thank you guys for another great episode! Really great interview with the genius Hans Zimmer is. As for soundtrack, for me it is soundtrack for Dune. It is incredible! It always takes me back to Arrakis.
Wished the interview with Zimmer focused more on Dune themes. The 'Arrival' theme (Dune 2) is brilliant and that scene of Paul heading to the war counsel gives goosebumps everytime. How the music themes around Paul gets darker and darker once the water of life is consumed, and the increased tension in the love theme, all brilliant.
Agreed! Athough everything he said was interesting, I was hoping to find out how he made that roaring sound of Arrival and just more about that epic track in general!
Happy Reelblend Friday! Congrats to team Oppenheimer!! Incredibly proud! Glad to have seen it 9 times, just 30 less times than Kevin 😂 Oppenheimer! The Man Who Moved The Earth.
He actually wrote the first 3. He wrote all the themes for the first one, but handed it off to Klaus Badelt because he was working on a different project. Also, notice the not all the music in Curse of the Black Pearl is on the album. That is the stuff he would have been accredited for.
@@davidholaday2817 I remember from the DVD commentaries from the first Pirates that there were so many people involved in the writing of the music that it almost could have been a toss up as to who got the credit.
Love dune month no wonder why Sean convinced them all to do it very good idea but a long list of good ideas happy Friday boys hopefully winter ends soon on the east coast and excited for the summer movies
favourite hans zimmer score is difficult... Gladiator was the first i owned? wait, wrong! of course i owned The Lion King first 💕Spirit was so difficult to get back in the day - they are all still so far up there for me 💕💕💕 edit: i love all the big action scores of course, pirates, TDK, all his sci-fi stuff, but also what he did with movies like "the holiday"? a romantic comedy. it's a gorgeous score 💕💕💕
Wow I can't believe that Hans Zimmer was behind The Creator soundtrack! I know the name and that he's behind many other of my favorite movie soundtracks I didn't realize. I never thought about The Lion King's soundtrack and am happy to learn that he scored it. I will have to go with Dune Part Two's soundtrack. I recently just listened to Part One and Two and was so blown away from listening to it my vehicle! I can also say that I'm so glad that I saw a IMAX screening that I believe was the first time that I ever saw a IMAX screening, but when I learned the film was shot entirely with IMAX I told myself that, "okay, this is the movie to see in IMAX" and that was an amazing experience and makes me now want to see most of the movies I go to see in IMAX!
1:18:50 Denis already preparing plan and a script written by Eric Roth to filming 'Randezvous With Rama' based on the book with the same name by Arthur C Clarke
lovely interview. Totally agree "you have to see it on the big screen otherwise you're denying yourself an experience... some footage". There's nothing like seeing it on IMAX. Aww his end quote saying your channel is "protecting what makes us human, what makes us culturally relevant, part of 20th century storytelling that needs to carry on". He's as humble as Denis Villeneuve re his stature and contribution
Amazing to hear you talk with Zimmer. His work is mesmerizing. Thank you. Regarding the not showing the clips of the movies during the Oscars I feel it's a better choice for a couple of reasons: 1. I feel that to be captured by someone's acting you need to watch it in full context. If you select clips to show the audience, most likely they will be of "most" acting (screaming, fighting, crying), which I think can be a disservice to the work of the actress/actor. 2. I think of the Oscars as a marketing strategy for movies that otherwise the general public will not have in mind. Not everyone gets a chance to watch every nominated movie before the oscars ceremony. Showing the clips can reduce the surprise you get when you do watch those movies.
Second time here and congrats on another incredibly exciting guest. Hans Zimmer is my favorite film composer and you guys have interesting and insightful questions and perspectives on cinema.
Just saw Dune part 2 in IMAX. Again, what an amazing cinematic experience. The sound was so impressive, even more than in part 1. It was very interesting to listen to Hans Zimmer's comments and stories. I love the fact that you guys let him talk freely and did not interrupt him.
Please, man in bottom left in pale top - stop shouting! You've got a microphone. It's really difficult to listen to. Listen to how calm and quiet Hans is - be like him!
Great interview with Zimmer! My favorite Zimmer score has to be Man of Steel. It’s the perfect score for a masterpiece. Runner up would be his score for the TDK trilogy. Zimmer has so many great ones!
I wish I could see this movie on 70mm Imax, sadly we do not have a 70mm imax theatre in my country(The Netherlands)🥲😢 But I did see it twice in a normal theatre and the movie is amazing. I'm going to be reading the books because of the movies now ❤ And I agree with mr Zimmer, the score of Dune truly makes the world feel alive and breathing! It's believeble!!!
Dune part 2 blew my mind. Totally transported. True cinema for me. Love Denis work so much
Me too, I've been watching him since Arrival. I need to check out Prisoners and Scario but his sci-fi is unmatched. Brilliant and visionary filmmaker like Nolan.
@@K_LCollectibles_Games Nolan, Villeneuve and Cameron are probably the three great directors of current hollywood. And if Hollywood keeps the direction they are going they might be the last great directors we will be having for quite a while
Villeneuve is the director Nolan WISHES he was. He can actually make a masterful movie while keeping a story INTERESTING and flowing. Nolan’s are tedious and often completely convoluted.
Hans, Chris Nolan, Denis - The creative menage a trois 😁
This gives me so much joy. My introduction to the ReelBlend podcast was the first Zimmer interview as I was voraciously consuming Dune Part One content immediately after seeing that movie for the first time. Zimmer is such a generous interviewee and very passionate, I wish to hear/watch more ReelBlend podcasts interviews with composers, artists, cinematographers that make the actors and movie better.
Full circle! Let's shoot for a trilogy?
*likes the video before it starts*
You're the best of us, Liam!
Zimmer interviews are among the best from Reelblend.
He's incredibly kind and humble for such a household name
Reel blend has been on an absolute roll
My favorite score from Hans Zimmer has to be interstellar!! It gets me in the feels!
Hans Zimmer is my Lisan Al Gaib!
I don’t really ever comment on videos. God damn this interview FUCKED ME UP. Cinema baby. God damn. Movie magic baby. God damn.
Honestly one of my favorite scores and an underrated one that people don’t talk about enough is Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
thank you, yes!
It's so cute seeing Kevin geeking out with the Maestro Zimmer. ❤
Wonderful episode gents. Hans is such a warm and kind soul. Love hearing his stories. Can't wait to see Dune for the 4th time this weekend!
Always go full Nolan.
The Thin Red Line score is some of his best work. Black Hawk Down presages a lot of his later work like Dune.
Thank you guys for another great episode! Really great interview with the genius Hans Zimmer is. As for soundtrack, for me it is soundtrack for Dune. It is incredible! It always takes me back to Arrakis.
Amazing interview, thank you for letting him talk.
Incredible Interview! What a man, off the charts brilliance, off the charts enthusiasm. Endlessly inspiring.
Reelblend is underrated af
Wished the interview with Zimmer focused more on Dune themes. The 'Arrival' theme (Dune 2) is brilliant and that scene of Paul heading to the war counsel gives goosebumps everytime. How the music themes around Paul gets darker and darker once the water of life is consumed, and the increased tension in the love theme, all brilliant.
Agreed! Athough everything he said was interesting, I was hoping to find out how he made that roaring sound of Arrival and just more about that epic track in general!
It comes from the combination of the string and vocals @@SabkaFilmPhotography
loving these episodes, hoping for timothee, zendaya or austin one day??👀
I wish more legends can have a great interview with you - and also more people could experience this inspiring talks! 🚀
Yess!! The 🐐 is back!
Hans Zimmer scored Pirate of the Caribbean. Not sure if people know that or not.
300 and Beyond
Kevin - 1
Jake - 2
The conversation about editing is on-point. We need more creative discussion on editing.
Zimmers glasses being not centered is giving me brain spasms
Hans 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Happy Reelblend Friday! Congrats to team Oppenheimer!! Incredibly proud! Glad to have seen it 9 times, just 30 less times than Kevin 😂 Oppenheimer! The Man Who Moved The Earth.
Sadly he's not returning to score the sequel to GLADIATOR.....
Oh that's sad :( who's gonna do it?
I love how he checks himself when john williams is mentioned
Isn’t that insane? He’s Hans Zimmer!!! (Of course… the other guy is JOHN WILLIAMS)
When you asked favourite Hans Zimmer score, I immediately went to Backdraft. The scene at the end in the ambulance, perfect score.
hans' discography is so insane, the two pirates of the caribbean movies he scored are some of my favourites man what a legend
For me it's The Dark Knight scores. But I love Hans in general and favorites change often as you know.
He actually wrote the first 3. He wrote all the themes for the first one, but handed it off to Klaus Badelt because he was working on a different project. Also, notice the not all the music in Curse of the Black Pearl is on the album. That is the stuff he would have been accredited for.
@@davidholaday2817 i didn’t know that but i can totally hear it! his mark is all over it
@@davidholaday2817 I remember from the DVD commentaries from the first Pirates that there were so many people involved in the writing of the music that it almost could have been a toss up as to who got the credit.
his "end credits" track, (only i will remain) continue the movie after the last scene!
Love dune month no wonder why Sean convinced them all to do it very good idea but a long list of good ideas happy Friday boys hopefully winter ends soon on the east coast and excited for the summer movies
favourite hans zimmer score is difficult... Gladiator was the first i owned? wait, wrong! of course i owned The Lion King first 💕Spirit was so difficult to get back in the day - they are all still so far up there for me 💕💕💕
edit: i love all the big action scores of course, pirates, TDK, all his sci-fi stuff, but also what he did with movies like "the holiday"? a romantic comedy. it's a gorgeous score 💕💕💕
Great interview boys!
Very enjoyable thank you
Wasn't a huge fan of the movie (unpopular opinion I know.... 🙄) but hot damn! Zimmers score was EPIC
Wow I can't believe that Hans Zimmer was behind The Creator soundtrack! I know the name and that he's behind many other of my favorite movie soundtracks I didn't realize. I never thought about The Lion King's soundtrack and am happy to learn that he scored it. I will have to go with Dune Part Two's soundtrack. I recently just listened to Part One and Two and was so blown away from listening to it my vehicle! I can also say that I'm so glad that I saw a IMAX screening that I believe was the first time that I ever saw a IMAX screening, but when I learned the film was shot entirely with IMAX I told myself that, "okay, this is the movie to see in IMAX" and that was an amazing experience and makes me now want to see most of the movies I go to see in IMAX!
1:18:50 Denis already preparing plan and a script written by Eric Roth to filming 'Randezvous With Rama' based on the book with the same name by Arthur C Clarke
lovely interview. Totally agree "you have to see it on the big screen otherwise you're denying yourself an experience... some footage". There's nothing like seeing it on IMAX. Aww his end quote saying your channel is "protecting what makes us human, what makes us culturally relevant, part of 20th century storytelling that needs to carry on". He's as humble as Denis Villeneuve re his stature and contribution
Amazing to hear you talk with Zimmer. His work is mesmerizing. Thank you.
Regarding the not showing the clips of the movies during the Oscars I feel it's a better choice for a couple of reasons:
1. I feel that to be captured by someone's acting you need to watch it in full context. If you select clips to show the audience, most likely they will be of "most" acting (screaming, fighting, crying), which I think can be a disservice to the work of the actress/actor.
2. I think of the Oscars as a marketing strategy for movies that otherwise the general public will not have in mind. Not everyone gets a chance to watch every nominated movie before the oscars ceremony. Showing the clips can reduce the surprise you get when you do watch those movies.
Love the world post nolan oscar
My nephew did web mechanics for Hans. Hans appointed him to lead his Malaysian operation, whereupon my nephew quit and went to freelancement.
Happy to back on reel ride🎉🎉🎉
Sooo does this mean 9:01 that he could be playing his new Messiah theme at the start of his upcoming concerts as well? 👀🤔
hans' fave soundtrack: dune sketchbook along with the dune 2 one. i wish they would make a sketchbook for that one too
Much of the castin in both Dunes is of really underwise lookin folks.
JD in hand and ReelBlend on the screen. Happy Friday guys 🇦🇺
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@@seanoconnell2073 Jack Daniels 🥃
Second time here and congrats on another incredibly exciting guest. Hans Zimmer is my favorite film composer and you guys have interesting and insightful questions and perspectives on cinema.
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the one in the bottom right is so adorable. 🥰
Just saw Dune part 2 in IMAX. Again, what an amazing cinematic experience. The sound was so impressive, even more than in part 1. It was very interesting to listen to Hans Zimmer's comments and stories. I love the fact that you guys let him talk freely and did not interrupt him.
Please, man in bottom left in pale top - stop shouting! You've got a microphone. It's really difficult to listen to. Listen to how calm and quiet Hans is - be like him!
The guy on the bottom right has season pit passes to HZ live 😆. S.T.A.Y. tattoo✅
Lisan Al Gaib!
Dune part 1 and part 2 for me is the best movie of the decade. thank you Denis and Hans to make this movie so beautiful
@Hans Zimmer: love the 'love theme' from Dune Part Two ❤🎞
Sure some jokes didn’t land, but I thought he did a great job. I didn’t even think that joke was bad either.
Flight❤
Great interview with Zimmer!
My favorite Zimmer score has to be Man of Steel. It’s the perfect score for a masterpiece. Runner up would be his score for the TDK trilogy. Zimmer has so many great ones!
MoS score ages like fine wine.
As a Jew and big realblend listener I was very disappointed by your approval of the horrible Jonathan glazer speech
I wish I could see this movie on 70mm Imax, sadly we do not have a 70mm imax theatre in my country(The Netherlands)🥲😢
But I did see it twice in a normal theatre and the movie is amazing. I'm going to be reading the books because of the movies now ❤
And I agree with mr Zimmer, the score of Dune truly makes the world feel alive and breathing! It's believeble!!!
Nou inderdaad! Ookal heb ik hem 3x met veel plezier in 'normale' IMAX gezien, ben wel benieuwd naar 70mm. Hopelijk komt het ooit hier 🥲