The theme from the Bean movie...great orchestral music, thought it deserved a place on youtube for everyone to listen to. Copyright Howard Goodall 1997
I've been finding that video that used this theme as background, and the visuals had this rapidly changing world, like new inventions coming up, new discoveries, and cures to diseases that were incurable before. I cant find it , I should've downloaded it when I had the chance. It was a huge joy to feel that... we as humanity have come so far...
This song fills me with pure joy, happiness, faith and ascend my soul into heaven, and I'm not even exaggerating. Thank you Rowan Atkinson for giving us the most memorable childhood.
This song exhibits so much symbolism. You have the “mad pianos” chaotic notes that you hear very loudly at first, but as the piece goes on, they fade, and even though you can still hear them slightly in the background, you are overwhelmed with this beautiful orchestrated harmony that calms you. Its basically saying that no matter how much you worry or stress over something, you will be okay in the end and there is always a way to fix what has been broken. Calm down and don’t worry, it will all be just fine 😔
wow 🤯 this perfectly describes exactly how i feel about this composition and approach in life. whatever we’re going through, we’ll make it through. we’ll all be ok.
How this song goes from an intense and sort of chaotic sound into this beautiful orchestrated piece all while the pianos keep with the chaotic sound is amazing. It's like if you are to make a mistake you are able to make something beautiful out of it if you try hard enough. Everything will be alright. You've got this.
This theme may seem out of place for being Mr Bean, but it's pretty damn good. And it actually fits perfectly with the epic scene by the end. A surprisingly touching scene where Mr Bean proves that he's actually very smart (just misunderstood) and also where he shows a rare glimpse of humanity by redeeming himself for his friend.
I remember seeing an interview where Rowan Aktinson explained, that in his eyes, bean isn't stupid or mentally challenged, but simply has a child-like approach to the world. In that context, it becomes easy to see how a lot of his actions are simply what a child would chose to do in the same situation. Bean isn't stupid or mentally damaged, but an adult who never gave up on his childhood. That in turn explains why particularly children absolutely adore watching mr. Bean, because they can see themselves in him.
@@bobsemple7660 I’ve been watching Mr. Bean since childhood and he never struck me as alien. He’s been a great inspiration to me. He always has a way out or around.
+Husseyni ChaKula You're right about that, it does kind of inspire me. I'm studying High School now, and when I graduate in almost 2 years (especially if I don't have to repeat a year), I am definitely going to play this/have this in my head!
Adam Cederblad Lol I use this track to calm myself down during an essay because I have a habit of leaving important tasks to the last minute. I also listen to this when I lack any motivation.
While this film is comedy-based, it has deeper meaning surrounding Mr. Bean, he may act silly and act out of the standards of society, but he is also a reflection of what is and means to be human. In the film he messes up, and, when his true nature is discovered, it motivates him to improve to the best version of himself, and this is reflected in the music. Its not just a comedy, its a film reflecting all of us as humans.
I truly don't know why this flabbergasting masterpiece hasn't been recorded or perfomed on video by some sort of producers nowadays... I'm literally speechless how can this theme be soooo soooo understimated
This score deserved at least an Oscar nomination, and I’m done pretending like it didn’t. Mr. Goodall’s score for this film is both the funniest and most uplifting musical score I’ve heard. Having the pleasure of watching this movie as a kid, and still remembering it and keeping it with me all these years- good on you, Mr. Goodall.
I love Mr. Bean. Everything about him and the shows/movies. To me, the character embodies so much of life. He is clumsy, awkward and naive. Almost like an adult who is still a child of mind. I feel like that is a perfect mix for what we should all strive for. His actions and manners come off sometimes as rude and insensitive. But it’s not usually all his fault, it’s the other people and his intentions are insanely pure. He wants to do right, he wants to do good. But people (specifically rude and inconsiderate people) thwart his intentions and ruin the day. To Howard Goodall, who played the incredible theme for Mr. Bean in his films, you understood the assignment and beautifully captured the essence of Mr. Bean and life in general in your music. Start off with determined intention and focus. 3 intense horn sections (with triangle hits in the ends which I feel are ADHD thoughts or distractions before refocusing for the next intention). Then beautifully transitioning to the “Mad Pianos” section the song is named for. Seemingly random chords and notes at a frenetic pace on the piano continuously sounding through the whole song. This to me represents the exterior world, life. Constant distraction, misinformation, family demands, tasks to be completed, demands for attention, ridiculous social constructs, ads, ambient noise…etc. This is what I think the mad pianos represent in the mind of Mr. Bean. And I completely relate. What an insane world of “mad pianos” sounding off constantly that we live in. But there’s hope. Very soon, the orchestral medley starts to build. Soothing, inspiring, structured and beautiful. The melody swells ever more loudly and intensely. Until finally, the inspiring and structured orchestral melody overtakes the mad pianos and drowns them out, which are still continually present in the background. WOW!! What an insanely beautiful musical description of what I imagine is Mr. Bean’s mental state (which I’m sure many can relate to). Constant noise and he’s trying to focus on the melody, but he slips. We can all relate I’m sure of that. Focus on the melody! Such an inspiring musical translation of what we all face today. Constant noise. Insane demands. Incredible amounts of misinformation. Distractions. So many challenges and demands for our attention…Find the melody. Find the inspiration that drowns out the mad pianos in your life. I have heard this song at least 3,000 times in my life and I STILL get goosebumps every time from what I feel when I listen to it. Just like Mr. Bean, you will make mistakes among the noise. But seek the melody and truth always. And in the end, the mad pianos stand no chance of being heard.
Mr. Bean: Hello, I'm Dr. Bean. Apparently. And my job is to sit and look at paintings. So, what have I learned that I can say about this painting? Well, firstly, it's really quite big, which is excellent. Because If it were really small, you know, microscopic, then hardly anyone would be able to see it. Which would be a tremendous shame. Secondly, and I'm getting quite near the end of this... analysis... of this painting, secondly, why was it worth this man here spending fifty million of your American dollars on this portrait? And the answer to that is, well this painting is worth such a lot of money because... it's a picture of Whistler's mother. And as I've learned by staying with my best friend David Langley and his family, families are very important and even though Mr. Whistler was perfectly aware that his mother was a hideous old bat who looked like she'd had a cactus lodged up her backside, he stuck with her, and even took the time to paint this amazing picture of her. It's not just a painting. It's a picture of a mad old cow who he thought the world of. And that's marvelous Well that's what I think.
It is just kind of beatiful, indeed like no matter how you mess things up, everything is gonna end up fine. Tells about my life also, and i really can share all the feelings with Mr. Bean!
Me too, I have autism so I can worry alot but than in the end I think to myself that I shouldn't woory so much after all. Simple solutions to complicated problems, right?
I spent a couple summers in London. One of them working by myself. I played this track a lot, while walking around by myself. Gave me some great comfort and also a great soundtrack while I toured some great sights.
This theme is really great. So much memories to it, I can't help thinking about 1997 when I hear it. Howard did a great job and this is certainly amongst the best movie themes I've ever heard.
Absolutely love how above and beyond Mr. Goodall went with his score for Mr Bean. Music this majestic and sublime is normally only reserved for epics like Jurassic Park, Star Wars or The Lord of the Rings.
A testament to both Rowan Atkinson and Howard Goodall that you can pair this stunningly beautiful theme with one of tv's greatest walking disasters and yet still make it believable...love this piece so much and never get tired of hearing it.
It never fails to make me smile :) Mr.Bean our helpless hero. Love how you can hear the T.V. theme motif played just that much slower and broader with fast rhythm piano, timpani, slow strings and brass...Pure Cinema
***** Classic! :) I still love the episode when he looks after the baby, and uses a teddy bear as a nappy. And when he attaches loads of balloons to the baby's boggie and it takes off. He uses a pencil sharper to make arrows and shoots it down :)
Pure cinema indeed. I miss movie scores that really accentuate the magic of movies and use the majesty of a full orchestra. Most of the move scores I hear now sound like Muzak. The music isn’t a character in and of itself.
I always thought it was perfect how Bean always had epic orchestra music and Gregorian choir as background music. It's such a stark contrast to the hilarious situations he puts himself in.
Mr Bean is probably one of the best examples of an autistic person in film that I have ever seen. And yeah, I know that he probably wasn't intended to be so, but that combination of ''outwardly rejecting social norms and can barely string a sentence together'' and ''inwardly being a kindhearted genius with mad skills'' is the description that I would give to so many autistic people that I have met in my life.
Okay guys, mind blown. Listen to the main theme from this (the tune that begins at 0:58) and then go back to the theme from the original show and compare them. They are the same melody but different harmony. Its clearly been altered a lot but I do believe it is based on Ecce Homo. I think that is brilliant. Anyone else notice this or is it so obvious that I'm just slower than you guys...
Man I love this song! I get chills just listening to it! The entire piano line is fucking epic, and the composer is a fucking genius. Seriously, music like this is rare these days.
Always love Mr bean , this is the music he broke into the museum and fixed the problem he created , such a genius, I love this movie , this is the first mr bean movie
How can two people without saying a single word create such masterpieces in cinema and music, both are geniuses of their trade, this is just phenomenal
Love this song from France ! When i was kid i saw this movie and... THIS MUSIC was in my mind maybe 15years later... I'm so proud to find it today. Merci Monsieur Haricot ! 😉
I find this piece so compelling because throughout my childhood Mr bean was a fantastic celebrity figure for years because he was so childlike, oblivious to his surroundings and hyperfocused on one thing at a time, like kids. This music, coupled with the intense scene of destroying not only a prized artwork, but a new friendship certainly delivers. His friend even said he would take responsibility for what Mr Bean has done to the painting, despite the fact he himself was about to lose his marriage and potentially his daughter after she was put in ICU. Mr bean for the first time in his career has taken accountability for his mistakes, something that many many of us do not do. Mr Bean, Like a child trying to make it right after breaking a vase and gluing it back together... gets a beautiful score of redemption. The music screams to me, can you see this? Mr bean is being responsible for his actions, what about you? Beautifully done
This is about as iconic as the Star Wars main theme. As soon as you hear the first few seconds you immediately picture Mr. Bean arriving in his green mini like a mad man, swerving back and forth down the road. Rowan Atkinson is a brilliant man and a genius. There will never be a better Mr. Bean. God bless his soul.
It brings back so many loving memories... used to watch this on my grandma's couch. She bought me an enitre bean collection with all episodes, movies etc. Not a care in the world... just watching mr. bean all morning.
I saw this film at the cinema in 1997. I just remember the scene with the security guard trying to get in the toilet while Mr Bean switched the painings - This music was playing over the whole scene and as a result it really stuck out from the whole movie as being so captivating and beautiful.
You can say whatever you want about mr.Bean and this movie, but you can only admit that it has one of the best movie soundtracks ever made. It honestly gets me everytime ... Reminds me of my childhood when i would replay this movie 3times in a row non stop and think its the funniest film ever made but it also reminds me of the pain the final scene causes me to feel everytime i think about it... and how lonely mr.Bean really was..
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Can't believe this JUST hit one million views.
Really shows how much people enjoyed this.
true always rated the sound track
yeah
i always loved it
I've been finding that video that used this theme as background, and the visuals had this rapidly changing world, like new inventions coming up, new discoveries, and cures to diseases that were incurable before. I cant find it , I should've downloaded it when I had the chance.
It was a huge joy to feel that... we as humanity have come so far...
This song fills me with pure joy, happiness, faith and ascend my soul into heaven, and I'm not even exaggerating. Thank you Rowan Atkinson for giving us the most memorable childhood.
How is it that Bean of all movies has one of the most epic themes ever?
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Source? I hear similarities, but they generally sound very different.
@@uriels4097 Wow I've been trying to find the sheet music to this for ages. One step closer but the original omits the best bit. The mad pianos.
this music is the best part of the movie...it stands alone....unique...emotional....soul wrenching..
KungFuKenny
The theme to the TV series was grandiose too. It was a melancholic choral piece.
Koro Sensei no it’s not. It’s literally the Mr Bean theme remixed
What an underrated score from an incredibly underrated film.
👍 👍 👍
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This film should've gotten Rowan Atkinson knighted in the 1998 New Year Honours!
BIG TIME
@@petercdowneyes after all he's achieved it really is a shame he hasn't been knighted since all these other celebrities have been
Mr Bean: It's a poster
David: It's a what?
***** Another funny scene is when they both get drunk and sing Row Your Boat while they walk back to David's house.
Xehanort10 imagine this song played when Xehanort dies
Xehanort10 there's a shadow hanging over me
Hagrid: you’re a wizard harry
Harry: i’m a what?
its row row row your boat gently down the street, if you see a crochodile dont forget to scream haaaaaa!!!
How does this composer not have an Oscar? Amazing soundtrack.
It was in Titanic's shadow that year, because Horner was nominated.
This song exhibits so much symbolism. You have the “mad pianos” chaotic notes that you hear very loudly at first, but as the piece goes on, they fade, and even though you can still hear them slightly in the background, you are overwhelmed with this beautiful orchestrated harmony that calms you. Its basically saying that no matter how much you worry or stress over something, you will be okay in the end and there is always a way to fix what has been broken. Calm down and don’t worry, it will all be just fine 😔
This deserves a pin 📌
😁😁❤
Very well said! Howard Goodall is a masterful composer. His music has soul.
Well described dude 🤘🏼🤚🏼
wow 🤯 this perfectly describes exactly how i feel about this composition and approach in life. whatever we’re going through, we’ll make it through. we’ll all be ok.
It takes true talent for an actor to take a character that practically says nothing and still make him funny nearly 25 years on.
He lost his touch now a days...
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I know tho sadly im not wrong...
Rj Pena
how could yoi
@@faraazalarakhia4131 And there no reason for you to be offended Jesus hell.
@@dominichuangtianle Its sad but Thats life.
How this song goes from an intense and sort of chaotic sound into this beautiful orchestrated piece all while the pianos keep with the chaotic sound is amazing. It's like if you are to make a mistake you are able to make something beautiful out of it if you try hard enough. Everything will be alright. You've got this.
wonderful analysis of this theme!
This kinda describes life itself!
Mr Bean proven that to us, god bless him.
I like that chaotic part
Best Analysis, Chaotically !
It's insane that this comedy movie from the 90s has maybe the most emotional theme song of them all.
the way it starts of silly and then turn into one of the most epic songs for a movie I heard in a comedy is just amazing
This theme may seem out of place for being Mr Bean, but it's pretty damn good. And it actually fits perfectly with the epic scene by the end. A surprisingly touching scene where Mr Bean proves that he's actually very smart (just misunderstood) and also where he shows a rare glimpse of humanity by redeeming himself for his friend.
The music is perfect. I love the actor that played David. Just a great film all around.
stevienightheat1 So true, it's Peter MacNicol, a perfect match for the movie! I mistook him for Billy Crystal back then ;)
Alex Shingo beautifully written.
Man reading that with the music :')
I remember seeing an interview where Rowan Aktinson explained, that in his eyes, bean isn't stupid or mentally challenged, but simply has a child-like approach to the world. In that context, it becomes easy to see how a lot of his actions are simply what a child would chose to do in the same situation. Bean isn't stupid or mentally damaged, but an adult who never gave up on his childhood. That in turn explains why particularly children absolutely adore watching mr. Bean, because they can see themselves in him.
I totally love how the violins are playing a variation of "Ecce homo qui est faba" throughout the song. o_o
Well spotted! Makes the piece even more genius
Howard Goodall is very underrated.
Oh my god I just realized it after 23 years! I never thought about it when I was just a kid :O
Jesus Christ I just noticed that. This is genius.
Damn I've listened to this song a million times, never noticed 😮
To me Mr. Bean resembles pure innocence and so does this piece of music.
Don't make me emotional.. :)
@@bobsemple7660 I’ve been watching Mr. Bean since childhood and he never struck me as alien. He’s been a great inspiration to me. He always has a way out or around.
@@bobsemple7660 The light at the start of the show always struck me as very weird, yet I never sought anything behind it.
To all you students out there. If at anytime you are struggling with your essay, listen to this it will inspire you.
+Husseyni ChaKula You're right about that, it does kind of inspire me. I'm studying High School now, and when I graduate in almost 2 years (especially if I don't have to repeat a year), I am definitely going to play this/have this in my head!
Adam Cederblad Lol I use this track to calm myself down during an essay because I have a habit of leaving important tasks to the last minute. I also listen to this when I lack any motivation.
jockie 139 Indeed.
Very creative advice you have given!
It worked for me
While this film is comedy-based, it has deeper meaning surrounding Mr. Bean, he may act silly and act out of the standards of society, but he is also a reflection of what is and means to be human. In the film he messes up, and, when his true nature is discovered, it motivates him to improve to the best version of himself, and this is reflected in the music. Its not just a comedy, its a film reflecting all of us as humans.
And that's marvelous... Well that's what I think anway
@@mcstudioproductions3512 And the crowd goes wild with applause
Mr. Bean is an alien
I truly don't know why this flabbergasting masterpiece hasn't been recorded or perfomed on video by some sort of producers nowadays... I'm literally speechless how can this theme be soooo soooo understimated
Because it is impossible to perform this live, at least for the piano part, as human can't play it
This score deserved at least an Oscar nomination, and I’m done pretending like it didn’t. Mr. Goodall’s score for this film is both the funniest and most uplifting musical score I’ve heard. Having the pleasure of watching this movie as a kid, and still remembering it and keeping it with me all these years- good on you, Mr. Goodall.
I love Mr. Bean. Everything about him and the shows/movies. To me, the character embodies so much of life. He is clumsy, awkward and naive. Almost like an adult who is still a child of mind. I feel like that is a perfect mix for what we should all strive for.
His actions and manners come off sometimes as rude and insensitive. But it’s not usually all his fault, it’s the other people and his intentions are insanely pure. He wants to do right, he wants to do good. But people (specifically rude and inconsiderate people) thwart his intentions and ruin the day.
To Howard Goodall, who played the incredible theme for Mr. Bean in his films, you understood the assignment and beautifully captured the essence of Mr. Bean and life in general in your music.
Start off with determined intention and focus. 3 intense horn sections (with triangle hits in the ends which I feel are ADHD thoughts or distractions before refocusing for the next intention).
Then beautifully transitioning to the “Mad Pianos” section the song is named for. Seemingly random chords and notes at a frenetic pace on the piano continuously sounding through the whole song. This to me represents the exterior world, life. Constant distraction, misinformation, family demands, tasks to be completed, demands for attention, ridiculous social constructs, ads, ambient noise…etc. This is what I think the mad pianos represent in the mind of Mr. Bean. And I completely relate. What an insane world of “mad pianos” sounding off constantly that we live in.
But there’s hope. Very soon, the orchestral medley starts to build. Soothing, inspiring, structured and beautiful. The melody swells ever more loudly and intensely. Until finally, the inspiring and structured orchestral melody overtakes the mad pianos and drowns them out, which are still continually present in the background. WOW!!
What an insanely beautiful musical description of what I imagine is Mr. Bean’s mental state (which I’m sure many can relate to). Constant noise and he’s trying to focus on the melody, but he slips. We can all relate I’m sure of that. Focus on the melody! Such an inspiring musical translation of what we all face today. Constant noise. Insane demands. Incredible amounts of misinformation. Distractions. So many challenges and demands for our attention…Find the melody. Find the inspiration that drowns out the mad pianos in your life. I have heard this song at least 3,000 times in my life and I STILL get goosebumps every time from what I feel when I listen to it.
Just like Mr. Bean, you will make mistakes among the noise. But seek the melody and truth always. And in the end, the mad pianos stand no chance of being heard.
Very nicely put.
Why do i always cry while listening to it
Maybe because it’s so incredibly beautiful?
Me to Howard Goodall: "Whatever you did YOU ARE A GENIUS AND I LOVE YOU."
I friggin' love this song when they show him sneaking around and fixing the painting. Mr. Bean is one of my childhood heroes!
Mr. Bean: Hello, I'm Dr. Bean. Apparently. And my job is to sit and look at paintings. So, what have I learned that I can say about this painting? Well, firstly, it's really quite big, which is excellent. Because If it were really small, you know, microscopic, then hardly anyone would be able to see it. Which would be a tremendous shame. Secondly, and I'm getting quite near the end of this... analysis... of this painting, secondly, why was it worth this man here spending fifty million of your American dollars on this portrait? And the answer to that is, well this painting is worth such a lot of money because... it's a picture of Whistler's mother. And as I've learned by staying with my best friend David Langley and his family, families are very important and even though Mr. Whistler was perfectly aware that his mother was a hideous old bat who looked like she'd had a cactus lodged up her backside, he stuck with her, and even took the time to paint this amazing picture of her. It's not just a painting. It's a picture of a mad old cow who he thought the world of. And that's marvelous Well that's what I think.
:')
Gg for big best quotes
Thanks for that.
Actually, this is what Bean said when he had to have a speech in front of many people about Whistler's Mother's picture.. 😌
Beautiful isn't it?
1:37 and 2:32 are the parts which teels you in the feelings that Mr.Bean is more then a character.God bless you Rowan Atkison.
than*
It is just kind of beatiful, indeed like no matter how you mess things up, everything is gonna end up fine. Tells about my life also, and i really can share all the feelings with Mr. Bean!
+Albert Andersson This comment almost made me cry.
+Albert Andersson Me too... I love Mr Bean... :')
Me too, I have autism so I can worry alot but than in the end I think to myself that I shouldn't woory so much after all. Simple solutions to complicated problems, right?
same here. ive been going through toughest and worst part of my life for months now. Resulting in suicide thoughts...
Andrés Pétur Axelsson you'll be awesome. Trust yourself man!
Saw this at the cinema when it came out back in 97 ☺️
BritishRailways60163 Nice :9
BritishRailways60163 Lucky!
I saw in this cinema too back in 97. This was actually the very first film I saw at the cinemas. This film brings back a lot of old memories!
@@ivanivez7456 I know this is an old comment, but me too - me and my dad :) remember it like it was yesterday, 5 years old haha
Me too!
To this day he is a legend among legends, a man who has made billions laugh without saying a single word
Kudos to the little tramp too :"(
Well, a few notable words
He is on the level of Charlie Chaplin who made people laugh without saying a word
whenever i hear this song playing, i see places. so many places. and my heart cries.
Love the way you described it. I feel the same, it's just so encompassing and timeless.
I spent a couple summers in London. One of them working by myself. I played this track a lot, while walking around by myself. Gave me some great comfort and also a great soundtrack while I toured some great sights.
Me too sis
This theme is really great. So much memories to it, I can't help thinking about 1997 when I hear it. Howard did a great job and this is certainly amongst the best movie themes I've ever heard.
Absolutely love how above and beyond Mr. Goodall went with his score for Mr Bean. Music this majestic and sublime is normally only reserved for epics like Jurassic Park, Star Wars or The Lord of the Rings.
I remember watching this so well when i was a kid. That Nostalgia hits me hard.
A testament to both Rowan Atkinson and Howard Goodall that you can pair this stunningly beautiful theme with one of tv's greatest walking disasters and yet still make it believable...love this piece so much and never get tired of hearing it.
It never fails to make me smile :)
Mr.Bean our helpless hero. Love how you can hear the T.V. theme motif played just that much slower and broader with fast rhythm piano, timpani, slow strings and brass...Pure Cinema
***** Classic! :) I still love the episode when he looks after the baby, and uses a teddy bear as a nappy. And when he attaches loads of balloons to the baby's boggie and it takes off. He uses a pencil sharper to make arrows and shoots it down :)
+Captain Marvel The Mythbusters Tested it.
Pure cinema indeed. I miss movie scores that really accentuate the magic of movies and use the majesty of a full orchestra. Most of the move scores I hear now sound like Muzak. The music isn’t a character in and of itself.
Wavey_echos Unter4Augen I didn’t realise Bean could play piano!! Look at this ruclips.net/video/puxXafagZoY/видео.html
pure magic
I always thought it was perfect how Bean always had epic orchestra music and Gregorian choir as background music. It's such a stark contrast to the hilarious situations he puts himself in.
0:58 when you finally finish your last minute homework at 3:00 A.M.
Smell Asia.
Last film I see with my dad bless him
Sorry to hear. I hope this brought back good memories.
i love this song
Mr Bean: The Ultimate Disaster Movie is one of the biggest reasons as to why Rowan Atkinson should've been knighted a very long time ago!
The orchestral sound makes me so sad, That you wont get to see any more Mr. Bean ever again in you're life again.
I started watching bean movies when I was 7. Im 18 now and this one is still my favorite. Atkinson! Never stop making films! You're incredible!
Unfortunately he retired Mr Bean, it's so sad :( Atkinson is a real genius and a true rolemodel, England's very best by far
***** Vale Homo Qui Est Faba
You are 25 now
There’s only 2 movies right?
One of the most uplifting, inspirational and motivational pieces of music I've ever heard.
After you have worked so hard all day, then, you just listen to this threrapical music. It's so brilliant!!
I'm playing this on my wedding
Great idea!
funk yea
When I replied 5 years later
Did you?
Which mean it's your victory day!
Howard Goodall whatever you did you are a genius and I love you.
This is everybody's morning every single bloody day!
"Close to being late to work but JUST making it!"
Amen to that brother! :-)
Missed the train by like 5 seconds while listening to this :'(
I would love to see this performed by a live orchestra.
Hell yes! But good luck finding a piano player who can keep up this tempo during the whole song
Makes my hairs stand up on the back of my neck, i almost well up at parts of this song. Such a beautiful piece.
i hope mr.bean (or Rowan Atkinson) never die, never stop making funny film
Legend Never Die!
Mr Bean is probably one of the best examples of an autistic person in film that I have ever seen. And yeah, I know that he probably wasn't intended to be so, but that combination of ''outwardly rejecting social norms and can barely string a sentence together'' and ''inwardly being a kindhearted genius with mad skills'' is the description that I would give to so many autistic people that I have met in my life.
Finally, I found it.
I've been there. Totally worth it
This song had absolutely no right going this hard 🔥
Beautiful music!
0:34 onwards actually gives me chills lol.
Who else was brought here by Whistler's Mother?
***** Thats the picture!
who wasn't?
Fisters Mother
Who’s is actually whislers mother ??? Just out of curiosity
I'm not crying, You Are!
Idk, but this song makes me feel good during quarantine, probably its because Teddy was at my side the whole time
Thank you Rowan
Every time I make it through a difficult task in life, this song plays in my head.
Feb. 2017, tear still full of my eyes when I am listening to it.
Okay guys, mind blown. Listen to the main theme from this (the tune that begins at 0:58) and then go back to the theme from the original show and compare them. They are the same melody but different harmony. Its clearly been altered a lot but I do believe it is based on Ecce Homo. I think that is brilliant. Anyone else notice this or is it so obvious that I'm just slower than you guys...
So true!!!!
I mean thats the point. Nostalgia
You are correct, it is the same motif. Afterall its the motiv of Mr Bean. Goodall is a genius and is seriously underrated as a composer.
Thank You, Mr Bean for giving my childhood memories a joy of laughter.
The musics so heartwarming Mr bean has been my favourite fantasy character growing up till now❤️
Regardless of the fact, what wonderful movie Mr,.Bean is, Howard Goodall gave us such a masterpiece of music. Thank you.
Its one of my favorite movies !!!!
:)
This is my victory song!!! :D
its mine too
:)
I remember the childhood memories when I hear this song :)
best song ever :D
Anthony Bay Unter4Augen I didn’t realise Bean could play piano!! Look at this ruclips.net/video/puxXafagZoY/видео.html
2020 and still the best theme ever made. Yes even better than Hans Zimmer.
N a w..id have to debate yoy in that one sir.
One of the best. But zimmer is another level.
Zimmer is a bit overrated his melodies aren’t very memorable
Morricone
2022
Man I love this song! I get chills just listening to it! The entire piano line is fucking epic, and the composer is a fucking genius. Seriously, music like this is rare these days.
best comedy film... I never forget this movie.... Keeping the moment forever when I watched it first time
Why doesn't this have 3 billion views?
love the theme song and the actor himself.
one of the best comics my fine country has to offer
+EnglishGamerFriend im from the uk too -london-
Taunton more specifically
That is uncanny, that's where I'm from!
luffy435 i like doflamingo
Always love Mr bean , this is the music he broke into the museum and fixed the problem he created , such a genius, I love this movie , this is the first mr bean movie
Oh man! Those piano chords are just gorgeous!
Batman 1989 ending and this theme. Straight epicness
This soundtrack is perfect to listen to when replacing a 30 million dollar painting with a poster
I can watch this movie over and over again and never get bored lol
This gives me hope during quarantine
i can't wait to walk down the aisle to this
Howard Goodall was the composer for the mr bean tv series theme tune ! Genius composer.
This theme got stuck in my mind since the day I saw the movie at the teather, back in 1997.
This movie is an Masterpiece! must watch it now
How can two people without saying a single word create such masterpieces in cinema and music, both are geniuses of their trade, this is just phenomenal
Love this song from France !
When i was kid i saw this movie and... THIS MUSIC was in my mind maybe 15years later... I'm so proud to find it today.
Merci Monsieur Haricot ! 😉
I find this piece so compelling because throughout my childhood Mr bean was a fantastic celebrity figure for years because he was so childlike, oblivious to his surroundings and hyperfocused on one thing at a time, like kids. This music, coupled with the intense scene of destroying not only a prized artwork, but a new friendship certainly delivers. His friend even said he would take responsibility for what Mr Bean has done to the painting, despite the fact he himself was about to lose his marriage and potentially his daughter after she was put in ICU. Mr bean for the first time in his career has taken accountability for his mistakes, something that many many of us do not do. Mr Bean, Like a child trying to make it right after breaking a vase and gluing it back together... gets a beautiful score of redemption. The music screams to me, can you see this? Mr bean is being responsible for his actions, what about you? Beautifully done
It’s actually touching this theme
This is about as iconic as the Star Wars main theme. As soon as you hear the first few seconds you immediately picture Mr. Bean arriving in his green mini like a mad man, swerving back and forth down the road.
Rowan Atkinson is a brilliant man and a genius. There will never be a better Mr. Bean. God bless his soul.
Omg.. this is so nostalgic
What a film
Best film ever
@@staceygillatt3590 yes
It brings back so many loving memories... used to watch this on my grandma's couch. She bought me an enitre bean collection with all episodes, movies etc. Not a care in the world... just watching mr. bean all morning.
Started college this week. I promise that when/if I graduate, I play this as my celebratory song.
most beautiful shots in movie history pt II put me on, holy shit this is amazing
the best music! In this years, i don't read the good music!!!!!
Goosebumps when i hear this
I saw this film at the cinema in 1997. I just remember the scene with the security guard trying to get in the toilet while Mr Bean switched the painings - This music was playing over the whole scene and as a result it really stuck out from the whole movie as being so captivating and beautiful.
Martie200 I also saw this in the cinema in 1997. I agree the music in the scene was beautiful and definitely stuck out from the whole movie
You can say whatever you want about mr.Bean and this movie, but you can only admit that it has one of the best movie soundtracks ever made. It honestly gets me everytime ... Reminds me of my childhood when i would replay this movie 3times in a row non stop and think its the funniest film ever made but it also reminds me of the pain the final scene causes me to feel everytime i think about it... and how lonely mr.Bean really was..
Yeah I agree. This film reminds me of my childhood also. This was the very first film I saw at the cinemas back in 1997. Memories.
This is a truly great, fantastic, and absolutely amazing film
Goodall is a genius!
Caught the end of Bean this afternoon again after too long. WHAT a score! Its bloody beautiful! Joy, youth, exuberance, good times. Gorgeous...
God I love this franchise.
The best movie soundtrack of all time
You know that he is the best when his themes are just so good, you want to listen repeatedly.
0:58 gives goosebumps, I remember even as a kid finding this score insanely inspiring haha, who knew a Bean film would create such amazing music 😂
This song is soooo moving, it makes me cry in a great way :)