Letting It Go / End Credits (Film Edit)
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
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Composed By John Williams
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I own nothing in this video, i merely mixed the songs from various sources and credited them where i got them from
Updated the transition at 1:50 from mono to stereo, this will be the final re-upload of this cue haha.
The way the theme starts when Henry says “…Illumination.” Simply perfection. Thanks for the edit!! It’s so hard to find the movie version digitally!
@@disneytrouble it wouldn’t ever be released that way. This was a post scoring edit. For one, John Williams edited both cues together(NOT how they’re edited together in film)for the OST album since the first cue was almost done and fading out at the point when the second cue begins. For the film, I believe there was some dialogue trimmed, because the first cue isn’t fully used, which I assume would’ve been scored by the ending of the first cue. Now, I had to use the films audio tracks to make this sound like the film because the 2 cues are combined together without a clean opening to the end credits.
Thank you for this. I spent my Friday night doing a bunch of office work and this whole soundtrack was wonderful to listen to. The wife and I just watch this movie a few weeks ago so all of the scenes and music is still fresh in mind. Thank you for the wonderful memories :)
“Elsa never really believed in the Grail. She thought she'd found a prize.”
“And what’d you find Dad?”
“Me. . . . Illumination.”
“And what did you find Junior?”
“Junior, Dad.”
“Please, what does it always mean this, this ‘junior’?”
“That’s his name. Henry, Jones, Junior!”
“I like Indiana.”
“We named the dog Indiana.”
“May we go home now, please?”
“The dog? You are named after the dog?”
“I got a lot of fond memories of that dog. Ready?”
“Ready.”
“Indy, Henry, follow me! I know the way! HA!”
“Got lost in his own museum, huh?”
“Uh huh.”
“After you Junior.”
“Yes Sir, HA!”
“Indiana…. Indiana….. Let it go.”
This movie is one of my personal favourite Indiana Jones movies considering the father and son relationship between Indy and his father which makes me relate a little to it
The way The Last Crusade handles its story and character arcs is brilliant, especially with Indy and Henry Sr. It's through their adventure that they find common ground and mend their strained relationship. All this comes full circle as it's Henry Sr. (the one who literally spent his entire life searching for the Grail) who tells Indy to let the Grail go, showing that he cares for his son more than the Grail.
The dynamic Indy and his father had in this film is phenomenal, thanks to the wonderful collaboration between Harrison Ford and the late great Sean Connery. RIP Sean Connery (1930-2020).
The only boring parts of the movie are when they're sitting still and talking to each other though.
So heartwarming when indy and his father finally bond
Such a masterpiece of a soundtrack
3:36 I will die on this hill, but this is the best song in all of the Indiana Jones movies. I guess this is Henry Sr song? if I had to put a name to it.
8:37 best bit
👍👍👍👍👍👍
does anyone know what the motif at 1:24 is called? i recall hearing in a lot it the original trilogy.
It’s only heard in The Last Crusade and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. The motif you’re asking about I believe is the Grail motif. I wanna say it’s also in reference to Henry’s motif as well, but I could be wrong.
@@raystantz2471 oo that’s neat. i never remembered hearing it in the crystal skull. thank you for the reply.
@@TheManRunningTheStand Its heard 2 or 3 times. During the scene where Indy is talking with the Dean at his house and at the end after the Aliens leave.
at the first the motif can be linked to Henry sr obsession with the grail. The quest of the grail, but then after the motif accompany the quest as it becomes more of the quest of reconnecting with your father. and at the end of the last crusade the motif is heard as Henri jones sr talks about illumination (his son matters more to him than the grail) and at the end of the crystal skull it accompagnies the reconciliation between mutt and his two fathers ! very powerful motif indeed!
@@raystantz2471 "Interdimensional beings in point of fact."