it was beautiful how, when Jake and Neytiri were both totally consumed with rage and felt like they were done with everything due to the loss they'd suffered, it was their kids that saved them. both kiri and lo'ak had been filled with self-doubt and insecurity their whole lives, but the culmination of the film is the two of them conquering that self-doubt and insecurity to rescue their parents. this is why trends can change, culture can change, sensibilities can come and go, but James Cameron's stories remain evergreen and timeless.
Just hearing this piece now, knowing the context of it in the film, brings me to tears. I was initially worried about Simon Franglen trying to fill Horner's shoes, but he wrote some truly beautiful pieces for this score that stand on their own.
This finale is beautiful to show the family supporting each other and literally lifting each other up in the darkness. We need that pure positivity now in 2022 more than ever.
I broke down crying in my car after the movie because I lost my beloved son to metastatic kidney cancer on 12/28/20. I was not prepared for that ending! God I miss him! His passing broke me. Michael 4ever 44
I understand how you feel. This track is beautiful in the movie, but I also close my eyes and picture meeting my mom again, if just for a few minutes. She passed in 2020 of lung cancer. How beautiful it must be to be able to tap into the memories of your loved ones and see them again. 💕
This scene and song made the whole movie for me. it was truly magical and beautiful. how the yellow fish contrast the darkness in the ocean, how the children help guide their parents when it is usually the parents always saving them throughout the movie, how jake finally trusts and sees Lo'ak for who he is, how Kiri is only beginning to learn her powers, the idea of family and that sullys stick together. It really is the most beautiful scene in the whole movie. this song truly hits every note and emotion perfectly. can't wait to see this franchise continue to evolve.
yup, in most blockbusters, the climax of the film would be an action scene where all the characters work together to take down the villain. here, the emotional climax of the film is the kids saving their family.
I love that one part of this scene has Kiri tapping into her near-godlike, messianic powers while looking like an angel in order to rescue Tuk and Neytiri, and the other part is Loak simply reciting the way of water and teaching Jake everything he's learned from Tsireya, the one person who always believed in him, in order to save his dad. One part is incredibly grand and otherworldly, with implications for the rest of the series, whereas the other is an incredibly simple, quaint, and touching moment of a son supporting his father.
I loved to see both Kiri and Lo'ak slowly starting to overcome their fears and insecurities to save their parents and little sister. It was such a heartwarming, empowering moment. I bet Neteyam would be so proud of them.
The way of water has no beginning and no end. The sea is around you and in you. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. Our hearts beat in the womb of the world. Our breath burns in the shadows of the deep. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things. Life to death. Darkness to light.
I have seen this movie 4 times and this scene gets me every time. It is magical. Cameron’s work is the embodiment of pure, unbridled genius. Undoubtedly the greatest filmmaker of our time.
@@n3n3b3n3 My 5th viewing was in Dolby 3D and it was incredible. Definitely worth checking out, and the higher ticket price is 100% justified. Probably the best theater experience I’ve ever had.
The fact that James Cameron gave us one hell of an action heavy and intense third act with the gut punch of Neteyam in the middle then capping it off with this beautiful sequence ending with the Sullys embracing left me emotionally drained in the best way possible. This score left me a mess. 🥺
the most beautiful part from both movies, was the final sequence where the kids save their parents. everything worked perfectly together, the visuals, this piece of music, the acting, the symbolism. well done mr Cameron and the rest of the crew and cast, who contributed to this masterpiece of a movie.
True, but I also like the eerie "A new star" - this generates thrill and horror, an absolute classic. And the fighting music in "Bad parents", you feel the desperate anger so much..
Simon, I’m sure James is looking down full of pride, an amazing job. I can hear James’s sound throughout what you have written for this wonderful movie, well done sir, well done. In my opinion James Cameron did the best thing not looking outside the Avatar family for a new composer. I feel you were the right guy to take Avatar music forward. RIP James Horner, a legend of cinema music….never forgotten.
Some of the other tracks are generic sounding, but he absolutely made up for it with tracks like this one. Hopefully he can start to develop a better identity as he composes for the third movie
He did a great job and I felt he was trying to keep James work in there. I would have still loved to have heard what James Horner would have done for this film and the future films. The first films music is just Pandora and that World. No one else could have done it better.
I saw this movie exactly one year ago on early screening. If there is a blockbuster from the recent several years what is not-passing, than this movie is truely one of them.
The three-chord vocal chorus that keeps playing throughout this soundtrack seems like a fragment of something larger. It is expectant, patiently awaiting the next chapter. It makes me feel like something mighty is about to happen. Like the heartbeat of Eywa as Kiri describes it. I can't wait to see what the next movies have in store for us.
I read an article with the composer that said since all 4 scripts were finished he got to plant musical seeds for the FIFTH movie in The Way of Water. Pretty insane.
Simon did a spectacular job in continuing Jame's 4 chords from the first Avatar. Those 4 chords along with these 3, ARE everything Avatar. It's memorable. It's beautiful.
@@Marjorie_ I respect that, but it almost feels he was afraid to even touch it. He could've made so much with it. And I'm saying this with the biggest love of Avatar and Cameron, all I want is it to be successful again
@@peto1986 I guess its a matter of subjectivity because From Darkness to Light, The Songcord and The spirit Tree are phenomenal to me those are the scenes I remember the most and think he did extremely well in capturing the vibe of those scenes don't think he could've exceeded what he did.
Absolutely loved this scene, can't wait to see more from what kiri can do as this movie is setting her up to be possibly the chosen one off sorts. Can't wait to see this movie again and that scene in particular. Definitely beat the expectations I had going into seeing it as the first one was a bit of a drag.
Apparently Kiri will indeed play a pivotal role. The producers said that Avatar 5 will take place on Earth (which is dying according to what the humans said in the beginning of this film). What if Eywa has chosen Kiri and eventually will send her to save Earth (which might be another "Pandora", with a sentient "soul" within its core).
@@evanskan6326 I thought the same thing. Maybe somehow she'll be able to connect with what is left of Earth's enviornment to start the healing process. I can only imagine, because I think the Avatar theme park at Disney supposedly takes place over 100 years after the movies, when Humans and Navi both work together and learn from each other.
I think she is the body formed of Eywa herself that even she doesn't know herself. Bcs Garace pregnancy is a total mystery and rha last thing she did was connected to Eywa and talked to jake that she is with her.
"The way of water has no beginning and no end. Our hearts beat in the womb of the world. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things: life to death, darkness to light."
This scene w the song was so emotional to me because they had just lost Neteyam, felt like there was no hope but then they all came back together as one 🙁
i can see myself at the top of missions peak in California at Sunrise embracing the scenery. As the wind at the top giving me goose bumps from the slight cold wind. Watching in the distance cars go by, everyone doing their own thing not a care in the world. Just minding their own business, as that thought goes by my friends join me watching the sunrise gleam our eyes watering at how peaceful, magical it all feels. Spend your time wisely-- Enjoy your life, you only have one. No restart button, Just one Life.
If you have believe in spirituality, you can't say just have one life , I don't think that you understand of this because this movie is about spirituality and sometimes living in darkness moments and seak that little light for a little breath.
@@mattheusbuhagiar635 Yes, I understand fully. You were responding to my anxiety comment, But you do have a point through darkness there will eventually be a beam of light. Through death, that's all there is. death. (Because once you die, that's it.) Everyone is allowed to believe in what they want, no one can change other's thoughts. Thank you for the reply.
I have waited so long for this movie, and It Didn't Disappoint, To me, this had more emotional depth. Character Depth, worldbuilding and better Visuals and Action than the first film, James Cameron, You've Done It Again!!!!!
"The way of water has no Beginning, and no End. the Sea is around you, and in you. the Sea is your Home. before your Birth, and after your Death. our hearts beat in the Womb of the World. our breath burns in the Shadows of the Deep. the Sea gives, and the Sea takes. Water connects all things. Life to Death, Darkness to Light."
"The way of water has no beginning, and no end. The sea is around you and in you. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. The sea gives, and the sea takes. Water connects all things. Life to death. Darkness to light."
What I loved about this film is how this ending reminded me of Terminator 2, in T2 you had a vehicle chase action scene, followed by an on-foot chase scene through a steel factory, then capped off with an emotional goodbye scene for the T-800 as he was lowered into the molten steel. Avatar 2 had the action scene with the vehicle combat, followed by the on-foot action scene on the large sinking boat, then followed by this emotional scene as the family reunited to escape. I really, REALLY love both films for having somewhat of the same cinematic flow. James Cameron knows how to make a great sequel film.
The way of water has no beginning and no end. Our hearts beat in the womb of the world. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things: life to death, darkness to light
The way of water has no beginning and no end. The sea is around you and in you. The sea is your home before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things. Life to death, darkness to light.
@@lizbethoregel690 when all of them were thought they would die trapped under water in the ship, but their children saved them, Kiri sent the "Light" with the fishes & Lo'ak persuaded and motivated his father to not give up, to learn to breathe with calmness
That song is so calming and beautiful.🌌🌊 It helps me when I’m anxious or scared.🩵💙 Thank you Simon Franglen for composing a beautiful calm song. It’s a song from Heaven.👼
It was a happy sad moment for me knowing that neteyam had die, still, my heart needs to be carried on to fight with this family and hoping them find the way out from the sank ship, this music had been made my broken heart warm and back alive again.
When we look into the deep internal layers of indigious conflit resolution (For example the great law of peace ) ,, in refection to the root issues of our own very real world history .. Avatar's symbolic layers have much deeper sources then many think. asking why we act the way we do ..
![Avatar Soundtracks: Agni Kai [Extended]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q2W2TeUUYps/mqdefault.jpg)
it was beautiful how, when Jake and Neytiri were both totally consumed with rage and felt like they were done with everything due to the loss they'd suffered, it was their kids that saved them. both kiri and lo'ak had been filled with self-doubt and insecurity their whole lives, but the culmination of the film is the two of them conquering that self-doubt and insecurity to rescue their parents. this is why trends can change, culture can change, sensibilities can come and go, but James Cameron's stories remain evergreen and timeless.
Well said... ❤ Couldn't agree more...
Couldn't agree more, Cameron is a genius and a fine storyteller
Well said......
Beautifully said.
Beautifully said. 💙
This scene with lo'ak speech and kiri's magic is one of the best scene in movie
In any movie, period. 🥹
Just hearing this piece now, knowing the context of it in the film, brings me to tears. I was initially worried about Simon Franglen trying to fill Horner's shoes, but he wrote some truly beautiful pieces for this score that stand on their own.
Forgot to mention, Payakan coming to help Lo’ak and Jake up to the surface legit made me cry. 🌊🐋🌌💙
@@fenixa2z936 I’ve never rooted for a whale so hard in my life.
I teared up watching loak encouraging his father to not give up. it was such a moving scene
When Payakan comes into frame from below and lifts them out of the water. HUGE SMILE on my face
This finale is beautiful to show the family supporting each other and literally lifting each other up in the darkness. We need that pure positivity now in 2022 more than ever.
I broke down crying in my car after the movie because I lost my beloved son to metastatic kidney cancer on 12/28/20. I was not prepared for that ending! God I miss him! His passing broke me.
Michael
4ever 44
I am sorry for your loss…much love❤
I understand how you feel. This track is beautiful in the movie, but I also close my eyes and picture meeting my mom again, if just for a few minutes. She passed in 2020 of lung cancer. How beautiful it must be to be able to tap into the memories of your loved ones and see them again. 💕
@@albertlittle170 Thank you. 🙏🏻
@@brittneyhernandez1083 Loss sure does hurt. I am so sorry for your loss. Hugs! ❤️
@@cwaters3700 thank you. :)
This scene and song made the whole movie for me. it was truly magical and beautiful. how the yellow fish contrast the darkness in the ocean, how the children help guide their parents when it is usually the parents always saving them throughout the movie, how jake finally trusts and sees Lo'ak for who he is, how Kiri is only beginning to learn her powers, the idea of family and that sullys stick together. It really is the most beautiful scene in the whole movie. this song truly hits every note and emotion perfectly. can't wait to see this franchise continue to evolve.
Took the words right out my mouth and summed it up perfectly
yup, in most blockbusters, the climax of the film would be an action scene where all the characters work together to take down the villain. here, the emotional climax of the film is the kids saving their family.
@@johncra8982 that's why I find this film so personal.
I couldn't have said it better.
Absolutely luv this scene music just touch my soul u right it’s like Jake gave up for a second
my tears during this scene as well as when Jake said he sees Lo'ak
My most favorite scene ever.... just mindblowing at IMAX, especially this scene
I love that one part of this scene has Kiri tapping into her near-godlike, messianic powers while looking like an angel in order to rescue Tuk and Neytiri, and the other part is Loak simply reciting the way of water and teaching Jake everything he's learned from Tsireya, the one person who always believed in him, in order to save his dad. One part is incredibly grand and otherworldly, with implications for the rest of the series, whereas the other is an incredibly simple, quaint, and touching moment of a son supporting his father.
wow, I was pretty sure Lo'ak was preparing Jake for both of them to get drowned in peace 😭
Agreee I love the way Kiri helps her family sitting on the ship
I loved to see both Kiri and Lo'ak slowly starting to overcome their fears and insecurities to save their parents and little sister. It was such a heartwarming, empowering moment.
I bet Neteyam would be so proud of them.
The way of water has no beginning and no end.
The sea is around you and in you.
The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death.
Our hearts beat in the womb of the world.
Our breath burns in the shadows of the deep.
The sea gives and the sea takes.
Water connects all things. Life to death. Darkness to light.
Thank you! 🙏🏼💕❤🙏🏼
For Neteyam. 😢
@@TheProtagonist2020 😭💙
Goosebumps!! 💯
Life is beautiful. I imagined my brother being placed in the sea. I was crying out all the pain. He's been missing for over 11 years
sorry about that, I'll pray for you and him.
I hope you're doing okay.
that’s so sad. I hope you find him
I have seen this movie 4 times and this scene gets me every time. It is magical. Cameron’s work is the embodiment of pure, unbridled genius. Undoubtedly the greatest filmmaker of our time.
Same, 4 times. It gets better every time you watch it. Need a 5th time before it leaves theaters.
just found a Dolby cinema near me, which is cameron preferred way of viewing, so i guess ill have to go again haha
@@n3n3b3n3 My 5th viewing was in Dolby 3D and it was incredible. Definitely worth checking out, and the higher ticket price is 100% justified. Probably the best theater experience I’ve ever had.
This score made the movie for me. It ties together all the moments leading up to this wonderfully transformative scene
The fact that James Cameron gave us one hell of an action heavy and intense third act with the gut punch of Neteyam in the middle then capping it off with this beautiful sequence ending with the Sullys embracing left me emotionally drained in the best way possible. This score left me a mess. 🥺
THIS SCENE IS VERY EMOTIONAL AND POWERFULL 🥺
the most beautiful part from both movies, was the final sequence where the kids save their parents. everything worked perfectly together, the visuals, this piece of music, the acting, the symbolism. well done mr Cameron and the rest of the crew and cast, who contributed to this masterpiece of a movie.
I almost cry in this scene very powerful
when the boy said, "the way of water, has no beginning and no end."
when he said, "It's Avatar time"
Lo’ak
Lo’ak 🙌
@@toastee5421 actually he said "Its Na'vi-n time"
i want to hear it in the native language not in english
“I see you, my son.” 🥹
THAT PART HAD ME SUCKING IN MY TEARS
😭😭😭😭😭
The most epic sequel ever man
So sad
Those words mean so many different things and in that moment Jake was saying "I understand you and I acknowledge you."
This song is much more emotional knowing how it ties into the movie. Such a slow but beautiful build up
0:55. What a masterpiece.
best soundtracks in this movie are : from darkness to light , into the water , and neytiri's songchord , happiness is simple and The Spirit Tree 😭😭
Don't forget the Spirit Tree.
@@zairman updated, thank you for reminder
The Tulkan Return is probably the best one honestly.
True, but I also like the eerie "A new star" - this generates thrill and horror, an absolute classic. And the fighting music in "Bad parents", you feel the desperate anger so much..
you forgot "Leaving Home"
This is my favorite song on the soundtrack. It's so magical. Makes you feel wonder, sadness, and hope all at the same time.
Simon, I’m sure James is looking down full of pride, an amazing job. I can hear James’s sound throughout what you have written for this wonderful movie, well done sir, well done. In my opinion James Cameron did the best thing not looking outside the Avatar family for a new composer. I feel you were the right guy to take Avatar music forward.
RIP James Horner, a legend of cinema music….never forgotten.
Some of the other tracks are generic sounding, but he absolutely made up for it with tracks like this one. Hopefully he can start to develop a better identity as he composes for the third movie
@@dev.1359 I love his piece for Payakan as well. He really is talented and as you said, I hope he keeps developing as a composer in his own right.
He did a great job and I felt he was trying to keep James work in there. I would have still loved to have heard what James Horner would have done for this film and the future films. The first films music is just Pandora and that World. No one else could have done it better.
@@dev.1359 Like what? Honestly, I found this track more generic sounding than many of the others (still good though).
Imagine if dear James Horner was still alive, would've cemented the sequels in eternity.. Breaks my heart
Amazing song and that scene in the water at the end with the kids saving their parents gave me chills.
Absolutely incredible. James would be proud
Every single background music of this movie i just love it. I fall in love with this movie ❤
I saw this movie exactly one year ago on early screening. If there is a blockbuster from the recent several years what is not-passing, than this movie is truely one of them.
The three-chord vocal chorus that keeps playing throughout this soundtrack seems like a fragment of something larger. It is expectant, patiently awaiting the next chapter. It makes me feel like something mighty is about to happen. Like the heartbeat of Eywa as Kiri describes it. I can't wait to see what the next movies have in store for us.
I read an article with the composer that said since all 4 scripts were finished he got to plant musical seeds for the FIFTH movie in The Way of Water. Pretty insane.
@@neil2179 That is AWESOME! I look forward to it!
Simon did a spectacular job in continuing Jame's 4 chords from the first Avatar. Those 4 chords along with these 3, ARE everything Avatar. It's memorable. It's beautiful.
3:43 just chills oh my god
This scene was complete magic. I was in tears it is so beautifully done.
Simon Franglen did a great job for James Horner! ❤
I knew he would.
I actually don't think he did. He didn't make scenes very memorable, just a subtle background
@@peto1986 it’s basically a franchise movie once a theme song is set you don’t really change it that theme will always be used for specific scenes
@@Marjorie_ I respect that, but it almost feels he was afraid to even touch it. He could've made so much with it. And I'm saying this with the biggest love of Avatar and Cameron, all I want is it to be successful again
@@peto1986 I guess its a matter of subjectivity because From Darkness to Light, The Songcord and The spirit Tree are phenomenal to me those are the scenes I remember the most and think he did extremely well in capturing the vibe of those scenes don't think he could've exceeded what he did.
2:37
The family theme chord
I am in love even it is truly heartbreaking
I listen to this nearly everyday at some point. The moment at 3:28 is so damn good.
Its easily one of the deepest, most impactful scores I've ever heard. I listen daily as well...
this one is extreme sad and a very special song for me, thank you Sir Franglen
This scene is mindblowing
From what scene is it? 🙌🏼
@@ItssRaquell SPOILER
Kiri saves Neytiri and Tuk from the sinking ship with bioluminescent little fishes.
Do you know the track when Payakan rams mothership?
@@gorsoghomonjan1025 no sorry
@@simone_franceschinii All good, I found it!
Its the start of the Na'Vi Attack
To get the best taste close your eyes while listening
Simon Franglen you are AMAZING 👍
Also I think this song brings home the fact that Kiri is Eywa's Avatar for some reason.
The fact that lo’ak said everything he learned from Tsireya to his father when he was going to give up
Absolutely loved this scene, can't wait to see more from what kiri can do as this movie is setting her up to be possibly the chosen one off sorts. Can't wait to see this movie again and that scene in particular. Definitely beat the expectations I had going into seeing it as the first one was a bit of a drag.
Apparently Kiri will indeed play a pivotal role. The producers said that Avatar 5 will take place on Earth (which is dying according to what the humans said in the beginning of this film). What if Eywa has chosen Kiri and eventually will send her to save Earth (which might be another "Pandora", with a sentient "soul" within its core).
@@evanskan6326 I thought the same thing. Maybe somehow she'll be able to connect with what is left of Earth's enviornment to start the healing process. I can only imagine, because I think the Avatar theme park at Disney supposedly takes place over 100 years after the movies, when Humans and Navi both work together and learn from each other.
I think she is the body formed of Eywa herself that even she doesn't know herself. Bcs Garace pregnancy is a total mystery and rha last thing she did was connected to Eywa and talked to jake that she is with her.
"The way of water has no beginning and no end. Our hearts beat in the womb of the world. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things: life to death, darkness to light."
I can't wait for the 3rd one
Which the cast and James Cameron have said “is better”. Mind blown… 🤯
Who started to cry from this song🥺💔
This scene w the song was so emotional to me because they had just lost Neteyam, felt like there was no hope but then they all came back together as one 🙁
This theme is beautiful! 🥺
Avatar The Way of Water has surpassed Avengers Infinity War at the all time box office. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be. 💙
It is soooo emotionnal !!!!!!! gives me chills
i can see myself at the top of missions peak in California at Sunrise embracing the scenery. As the wind at the top giving me goose bumps from the slight cold wind. Watching in the distance cars go by, everyone doing their own thing not a care in the world. Just minding their own business, as that thought goes by my friends join me watching the sunrise gleam our eyes watering at how peaceful, magical it all feels. Spend your time wisely-- Enjoy your life, you only have one. No restart button, Just one Life.
I"m crying now ❤😭
Inner Peace…
If you have believe in spirituality, you can't say just have one life , I don't think that you understand of this because this movie is about spirituality and sometimes living in darkness moments and seak that little light for a little breath.
@@mattheusbuhagiar635 Yes, I understand fully. You were responding to my anxiety comment, But you do have a point through darkness there will eventually be a beam of light. Through death, that's all there is. death. (Because once you die, that's it.) Everyone is allowed to believe in what they want, no one can change other's thoughts. Thank you for the reply.
I have waited so long for this movie, and It Didn't Disappoint, To me, this had more emotional depth. Character Depth, worldbuilding and better Visuals and Action than the first film, James Cameron, You've Done It Again!!!!!
This sounds so magical 🥹🥰💙
Sweet melody for a sad Christmas evening ❤️❤️❤️
"The way of water has no Beginning, and no End. the Sea is around you, and in you. the Sea is your Home. before your Birth, and after your Death. our hearts beat in the Womb of the World. our breath burns in the Shadows of the Deep. the Sea gives, and the Sea takes. Water connects all things. Life to Death, Darkness to Light."
Chillin
WONDERFUL MOVIE. MASTERPIECE. GREAT SCORE!
"The way of water has no beginning, and no end.
The sea is around you and in you.
The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death.
The sea gives, and the sea takes.
Water connects all things. Life to death. Darkness to light."
So beautiful
thats peaceful
What I loved about this film is how this ending reminded me of Terminator 2, in T2 you had a vehicle chase action scene, followed by an on-foot chase scene through a steel factory, then capped off with an emotional goodbye scene for the T-800 as he was lowered into the molten steel. Avatar 2 had the action scene with the vehicle combat, followed by the on-foot action scene on the large sinking boat, then followed by this emotional scene as the family reunited to escape. I really, REALLY love both films for having somewhat of the same cinematic flow.
James Cameron knows how to make a great sequel film.
the ending reminded me of t2 with some titanic mixed with it
@@n3n3b3n3 and Aliens and Abyss😊
@@swirlingchi love how cameron keeps building from his old projects to strengthen what i believe he would consider his magnum opus
The way of water has no beginning and no end.
Our hearts beat in the womb of the world.
The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death.
The sea gives and the sea takes.
Water connects all things: life to death, darkness to light
Omg, beautiful music 😥💙
All i can say is Amazing!!!!
The way of water has no beginning and no end. The sea is around you and in you. The sea is your home before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things. Life to death, darkness to light.
Feel soo good 😌
The movie is beautiful 😍
La pelicula esta brutal y con un hermoso mensaje.
Recuerdas en que escena sale está canción?
@@lizbethoregel690 when all of them were thought they would die trapped under water in the ship, but their children saved them, Kiri sent the "Light" with the fishes & Lo'ak persuaded and motivated his father to not give up, to learn to breathe with calmness
This is calssic Disney magic.
such a great score
Feliz por ver que o compositor teve respeito em manter os temas do James Horner ❤️
“I See You… Son.”
This movie was amazing 👏 👏👏😭😭😭
That song is so calming and beautiful.🌌🌊 It helps me when I’m anxious or scared.🩵💙 Thank you Simon Franglen for composing a beautiful calm song. It’s a song from Heaven.👼
I can't wait for the slow trickle in of independent creators to upload their renditions of this piece
Amazing song
It was a happy sad moment for me knowing that neteyam had die, still, my heart needs to be carried on to fight with this family and hoping them find the way out from the sank ship, this music had been made my broken heart warm and back alive again.
best scene in the film
Sullys stick together.
Mike Wazowski
When we look into the deep internal layers of indigious conflit resolution (For example the great law of peace ) ,, in refection to the root issues of our own very real world history .. Avatar's symbolic layers have much deeper sources then many think. asking why we act the way we do ..
To accept life's tragic suffering is to transform. And death will not come to you, but only new life. For you are reborn.
Bello, sublime, Gracias por este maravilloso talento ❤
My favourite part is 2:35 "Follow me".
Academy Award for Best Original Score! Fingers crossed!
I hear this whenever I am depressed and sad.
Apenas choro e sofrência
Awesome ❤
Bellissimo.....grazie
Está tranquila
✨👏✨👏✨👏✨
Me gustó mucho 😃
❤❤❤
❤
es sublime
I miss Neteyam 😢
He don’t want to go like this
I was in tears
for the first time Jake can actually see Loak
The father is toruk makto and the son is the tulkun rider
The way of water has no beginning and no end…
Jake to Io'ak - "I see you... Son"
This scene gave me the resemblance of Titanic
The thing is about Lo'ak, I forgive him. 😢
Gives me ps4 Journey vibes. Love it.
Oel ngati kameie 💙
I loved when Kiri said “I’m gonna do a Way of Water on ya!”
Murray Gold would be proud.
2:30