Dune Official Soundtrack | Paul's Dream - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2021
- Paul's Dream, a new song from the #OfficialSoundtrack of Dune by: Hans Zimmer
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Tracklist:
1. Paul’s Dream
2. Ripples in the Sand
About Dune:
A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune” tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence-a commodity capable of unlocking humanity’s greatest potential-only those who can conquer their fear will survive.
Music by: Hans Zimmer
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That is the most Hans Zimmer that Hans Zimmer has ever Hans Zimmered.
This is zimmerizing
Zans Himmer
I am Zimmered
Holy Zimmer!
Underrated 😂
What a movie it was...
A masterpiece!
It really was amazing
I didn't know it was still possible to pour so much love and energy into a movie
looking forward to your video :)
It will be beauty
Hans Zimmer's oscar was well-deserved for this score.
yes of course
Gg
Never any doubt.
Of course!
Totally disagree... Spencer's soundtrack and its importance in building the meaning of the protagonist's psychic is much better than this one
I just came back from watching Dune 2 and let me tell you......epic.
suprised about the gholas?
@@cymikgaming1266 I was more suprised Anya Taylor-Joy appeard as Alia Atreides. Fck who know's how great this will turn out. Children of Dune would be massive.
@@itsmebutchukoy I found the recast for duncan with Nicolas Holt and the fact they just talked about food with Ralph Finnes controversial but it worked
@@cymikgaming1266 What gholas?
@@Akrob55555 go read dune messiah
As a big fan of the books, I was literally afraid of seeing this movie in the cinema. The chance of being disappointed was too big. I saw it yesterday. And I am stunned. So close to perfection. An audiovisual masterpiece.
Yes my friend you are so right
Why can't i watch it at the local cinema? When i google this film it says it's not out yet
@@appleseed2933 Depends where you live, in France it's out, in the US it's next month
@@camillepicard2338 why would they do that? If the movie turns out to be a financial failure, they have only themselves to blame
@@appleseed2933 honestly I think it’s pretty smart as the buzz it’s generating will help get people in to seats/on HBO max come October 22.
Guys we’re getting THREE DUNE ALBUMS!!
Denis said that Zimmer was still inspired even after finishing the movie so he continued to write more music!
Whaaaaa?!?!?
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR
Wait what do you mean? So two more albums from Zimmer based on Dune? Just random music? Cuz I assume it won't be music from the movie
There will most likely be more since he's gonna have to score the second film covering the second half of the book.
@@TheRockinBK Thanks for the link!!!!!
Everyone talks about 4:48 being the best part, but for me it’s 3:10. I got goosebumps when this played in the cinema
Same!!
YES I TOTALLY AGREE
For me too
What about the scene when the bagpipes start playing? I can't think of a worse choice of music. It really took me out of this awesome Sci-Fi movie. Absolutely ridiculous
Is that when Kynes recites "bless the Maker and His water"?
Hans Zimmer is his own genre of music at this point
He could re write happy birthday and it would be talked about for years.
@@NibNa5ty because it would absolutely slap without a doubt. I'm looking forward to it.
Guess i'd call it world music. That is where I get traditional Afghan music. Similar to this.
Nah, it sounds Indian
He copied this from Indian movie Haider composed by Vishal Bharadwaj
Hans: Do you want synth, exotic strings, or cats fighting in an alley?
Denis: Oui.
Underrated comment of the year!
@@josiahmccord867 underrated "underrated comment" of the year
@@jerrygarcialsd underwhelming response of the year
Fermez tous vos gros boules
@@happycreeper6923 Avec plaisir
4:48 always gives me chills. The pauses between them and the drums makes it even better.
it's also a cello i think, playing percusively
Thanks for the timestamp
Your profile picture made me try to remove hair from the screen, well played
Is that Maria Franz of Heilung? I don’t know anyone else who sounds like that
This is what I came here for, that percussion is so dope, fair to say it's likely inspired by Ludwig Göransson's work on Black Panther
Who noticed tiny Paul Atreides walking down the dune casually in the bottom right corner ?
It's a scene from the third movie...you'll see.
i thought that was a solar flare lol
He's gonna get eaten by walking that way !
Only after reading your comment.
4:48 as it was written
3:10, when the ship rises from the water on Caladan, that gave me goosebumps
That soundtrack is called "leaving caladan"
The whole track gave me goosebumps smh...
Wrong song
@@ManOfCinema- yes, one of my favourites
Finding out that ol' Hans himself has orchestrated the score for Dune has elevated my hype to see this movie another several levels.
See it in Imax
I heard he had to turn down Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” for Dune, which made me want to watch it so much more.
He was a big fan of the books, and it was like a dream come true for him to score this movie
@@ichards7802 Yeah, honestly insane, but I'd take Dune over Tenet any day. Every single element in Dune just brought the world of Dune to life in the greatest way possible. The worldbuilding, the atmosphere, the cinematography, the performances, literally all amazing.
Just hope Christopher Nolan is not mad about Zimmer choosing Dune over Tenet. Both are still great films but Dune is on a whole other level
Imagine hearing this soundtrack with the epic cinematography on IMAX. Goosebumps
I got to do that two nights ago. It was unlike anything I had ever experienced with any movie I had ever watched. This is going to be a big deal when it's finally released.
Indeed.
I passed out just by reading your comment.
Imagine hearing at a symphony hall
I am SO EXCITED Jesus Christ. I might cry
2:30 this melody is just pure art, awakens such emotions that I can't describe. It feels really epic.
Agreed. It sounds like an epic lullaby to me, which is fitting considering it’s a dream haha
Yearning, moving, stepping forward, rising, awakening. All towards something great and terrible ahead. Terrible purpose.
@@pseudonymousbeing987 The Golden Path....Paul has a lot doom coming his way....
And people say Hans Zimmer can't create a melody...
@LunaLovegood293 then they haven’t watched Lion King or Pirates. Or haven’t heard you know.. Time and Cornfield Chase, just two of the greatest movie tracks ever no big deal am I right lol
Watched Dune yesterday. I'm obsessed with this soundtrack, so dark, evocative, spiritual, elegant. It's a masterpiece.
Hans Zimmer is the Beethoven of our time.
When you are watching the movie and the screams of the 4:48 starts MY HEART IS ABOUT TO EXPLODE. Watching this movie has been such an experience. Such an honor. I have enjoyed it so much!
Where are you from?
@@alexwest2945 I'm from Spain! It's already on theaters here
@@pecoraran yeah, I know. I’m from America, so we have to wait until October 22nd. But, I know many people will pirate this, because of covid and the late release date. I was excited to go to the movies, but now idk :(
@@alexwest2945 Even if it gets leaked, you should go to the theater because imo this movie was made to be seen there! In your laptop or tv you won't be able to experience the same emotions.
Do you know what this voice says? I'm from Brazil and I don't understand English, but I don't even know if it's in English!
Villeneuve directing, Zimmer scoring, luscious visuals and an amazing story? How do I contain this hype?!
Why didn’t Roger Deakins shoot it?
@@jimgarrett2655 because this was something very special and personal for Denis Villeneuve, he's always wanted to adapt dune since he was 13
"Hype is the mind killer."
@@dr.redacted4492 that wasn’t my question. Deakins is a cinematographer.
@@jimgarrett2655 Deakins was not available at the time, he was doing the cinematography for 1917
Paul : " It's not just about having a big worm, it's how you use it"
and then his son became a worm and asked the age old question "would you love me if i was a worm?"
I can feel the spice.
Fun Fact: Composer Hans Zimmer is a big fan of the novel Dune, and turned down working with frequent collaborator Christopher Nolan on Tenet (2020) to score this film.
Thank GOODNESS
the director is not nolan, but dennis villeneuve
@@ibadurrohmanmusthofa7619 please read again
@@ibadurrohmanmusthofa7619 can you read?
Wise choice tbh
Hans Zimmer is back to space after interstellar ..❣
@Oswald That Ends Wald Stop this terrible copypasta, 2049 and Dunkirk had great soundtracks. This fits the source material. Period.
@Oswald That Ends Wald are you so jobless that you have to spam this for every comment?
Oscar Bautista agreed
@Oswald That Ends Wald Found Filmtracks’ RUclips account
@Oswald That Ends Wald WW84 was steaming pile of garbage. Dunkirk and blade runner 2049 were awesome. Now get back under your bridge troll.
Probably one of Hans Zimmer's best work to date.
Hans Zimmer is a genius. He wrote every single legendary soundtrack of the past 10 years. From hero movies like The Dark Knight to sci-fis like Interstellar and Dune. He can convey emotions like nobody else.
And Inception and Dunkirk
And cartoon movies like Boss Baby and The Lion King
and pirates of the caribbean
This movie, and the soundtrack, was a true masterpiece.
Indeed!
Starcasts
Performances
Elements
Soundtracks
Visuals (10.1/10)
Cinematography
The brilliant storytelling
Sequences
Dialogues
Everything was top notch, atleast for me it was.....🤝
And I can call DUNE a 'masterpiece' without any hesitation,
And it's made only and only for big screen......
is
It's a masterpiece.
We must support this masterpiece, watch it twice in cinemas , so that we get the sequel and the full franchise 💯
I will watch this movie in theater twice.But we have to convence all the others to watch this movie on cinemas, not in hbo max.
I think I'm gonna go everyday to IMAX until is out, in Argentina that's no more than 2 weeks
Going to see it in Imax on Opening weekend with 3 family members. And I'm going to convince 2 of my best friends who have shown an interest in the movies to see it the next weekend.
Only twice? Lol. Ill be there for a week at least
Twice? I’ll watch it 10 times!!!
This is one of the most powerful scores I have EVER heard.
Listening to this again just gets me so hyped for part 2. The next few months can't go by fast enough.
And now it’s delayed AAAAAHHHHHHH! 😢
It was worth the wait my friend
Fr I was like what's dune , then I went to see it .....
IT WAS AMAZING
the movie hasn't come out yet and I'm already in love with the soundtrack, it's like The Prince of Egypt meets The Mandalorian
And he did the soundtrack to Prince of Egypt!! There's so much talent behind this movie. Adding to the fact it's the greatest science fiction book ever written
@@joshhernandez8771 exactly! I knew Hans did Prince of Egypt, it's in fact among my most favorite Dreamworks movies ever
It’s the dark knight meets the Lion King
More like Gladiator instead of Mandalorian
don't forget Gladiator and Wonder Woman (at least the WW theme in Snyder Cut, lol)
Oscar nomination for best Score guaranteed.
Maybe his second Oscar win after The Lion King (1994).
Academy these days is highly unpredictable.
Hans Zimmer isn't black; he's got no chance.
@UCkZaMm3jjXBqPSCfPOAOtqg Neither are Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Hildur Guðnadóttir, Ludwig Göransson, Alexandre Desplat, Justin Hurwitz, Ennio Morricone, Steven Price, Mychael Danna or Ludovic Bource and they all won the Score Oscar over the last decade, slit.
@@AngelofMusic04 I was half joking but fair point.
Love the melody being backed up with Atreides bagpipes
Staring at 3:10. My favorite part. I can feel the power.
At this point it's almost terrifying how Hans Zimmer always finds a way to do an even better job each time he works on a movie OST.
Hans Zimmer + Denis Villeneuve = PURE EPICNESS!
This is very close to how I always imagined Arrakis.
It helps to actually have a fan of the the book directing it.
@@pythonxz both the director and hans Zimmer are big fans of the book, which explains why the soundtrack is such a masterpiece! So much passion put into this movie.
@@Foeisudhxj yeah hans made the soundtrack and made 2 more albums just cuz he was inspired so much by the books
I had no idea what Dune was, my friends and I planned a movie night and we were originally going to watch a comedy or something, then we decided to watch this, and wow! after I finished it I just kept recommending it to everyone I saw, it even made me watch the 1980s version and read about the characters in the books. It's been so long since we had something this grand in Hollywood.
This song makes me feel like the world is coming to a close.
Just watched the movie and its better than I expected: a huge sci-fi masterpiece
Arrival or dune?
@@alexwest2945 ooof, difficult to say, if I have to live only with one of them... I prefer Arrival
@@FranciscoPerez-zf5hl arrival is a masterpiece. I haven’t watched dune, but I know arrival will be better
@@alexwest2945 They're 2 different genres that deal with different themes, its all up to which one you connect better or understand clearer, personally I think they're equal in terms of quality and themes conveyed
@@alexwest2945 both are masterpieces and rn, i'd have to choose arrival but if dune part 2 lives up to the expectations and its a masterpiece, that makes part 1s setup so much better and i would prefer dune part 1 over arrival
This movie is going to be a masterpiece
it is already a Maspterpice
i think d villenue really knocked it out the park. as a dune fan, i have never been more excited.
@@maciedixon3983 HE ALWAYS DOES!!! The man is on another level. HE SEES TOO MUCH
This will indeed be a movie where I go to cinema for im sow hyped
Denis gave us Blade Runner 2049. I hope that people recognize more of his work with Dune. The guy is a master!
There’s an interview with Hans Zimmer at the Song Exploder podcast where Hans does a complete breakdown of this track, explaining his motivations in developing it and a description of the different instruments used. A great interview that’s worth a listen for anyone interested in the details
I need that
1:50 is absolutely breathtaking. Major Vangelis vibes. Agh I could listen to this for hours. Like the title implies, it’s a mind trip
My thoughts exactly.
I can feel the sand on my skin every time 1:50 comes
It's like Hans Zimmer's entire career is a massive warm-up to this grand epic. This feels like he has truly outdone himself, and if this a taste of what's to come, I can't wait
Hard disagree.
@@XTopherVersion2 Hard disagree on the hard disagree.
@@XTopherVersion2 o8ikoi
@@remphey hard agree on what you said
@@XTopherVersion2 it's a huge exaggeration surely since the man has produced such amazing work since decades ago but I guess it's all subjective
"Arrakis, the planet known as dune. Will forever be his place."
Exactly what comes to mind when 2:30 starts playing
Colonism justfication.but jokes aside this epic
This masterpiece is not just an incredible piece of music, it's a whole world
Hans Zimmer = 🐐
This Score/Film is an oscar already…
This movie is the best thing happened to me after Interstellar.
True!
Nono, it's so much better than interstellar
You’re my type of guy man, I completely share the same opinion.
Keep in mind we might be getting a sequel and that’s hyping me up like mad
@@lucasversteeg3829 of course we are, this film only covered the first half of the book
Watching Dune is like watching the Lord of The Rings for the first time. My Most epic and cinematic experience in many, many years.
Same here, it was just epic!!
I've never seen TLOTR in cinema. Obviously, when I watched it five years ago, it had been more than a decade since the release, but still TLOTR>>>>Dune. The story bro. This is null.
@@rafaelc.c. True. Nothing compares to LOTR
same same!!!!!!
Faxx 😎😎😎
I love how at the song's peak, the main string melody sounds like it's blending between sitars and bagpipes as if foreshadowing Paul's transformation into Muab Dib
1:50 is probably my favorite part while listening to high-quality headphones. The effects added in to make it sound like sand is rippling in and out of my ears is something surreal and really captivates what it would feel like being in an environment of nothing but sand.
You can feel the spice flowing.
it’s… it’s perfect.
Ah! I've been a fan of your channel/work for so many years. Wild to see you here, though not a surprising place.
@@GottaloveMuse1 thank you!!
Epic 🔥
You're still around? I used to listen to your compilations a decade ago. Χαιρετισμοί.
Does this mean..... possible compilations/suites on your channel in the future of this score?
It's twenty five years overdue, but congrats on finally winning your second Score Oscar, Hans, and for this towering masterwork.
Saw this movie in IMAX, saw it twice on two different flights, and once at home. One of those movies I'll never get tired of watching
Seeing the spaceships in this film, an absolute jaw dropping experience. The artists ability to portray their gargantuan structures was perfectly matched by the music.
When that tiny ball comes out the carrier and that ball turns out to be a huge spaceship and your mind is just like “woah, how big is the carrier”
And also when the carrier floats above the planet and they can see from the surface like a moon!
@@leewolf6434 this is the best thing I like about this movie, next to the story, battles and politics (which are scaringly similar to the modern geopolitics), the fact that everything is minimalist yet so large it will trigger megalophobia. Not just the big carrier ship, but the sandworms, which are mythical creatures worshipped by natives its feats. This pairs very well with the lighting. I knew that they were going to win many Oscars, one of them being for the visuals, and lighting.
The moment the first scene played in front of my eyes, I knew this would be different in terms of visuals. As a movie nerd, the visuals of this movie was eye-candy to me. The lighting, the harsh contrast between light and dark, the edge-lighting, all of it was absolutely magnificent. It is a movie made with technology from the earth and yet I couldn't put my finger on why it looked so different. Ultimately it was captured on a camera. I still cant put my finger on why it looks so different compared to other movies. It looks so different compared to other movies but so similar compared to video games. The visuals of this movie gave me the feeling that I was watching a 2.5 hour long cut-scene from a hyper-realistic video game.
2 more movies come to mind talking about amazing visuals. Arrival and Annihilation. But those movies still feel like movies. This one just doesn't. I don't know why and I love it.
0:00 Section 1 - Build up of Tension
1:50 Section 2 - Dynamic Shift with Extra Chords
2:30 Section 3 - The Intro of Melody
3:10 Section 4 - Melody backed up. Chords Emphasised with Bass
4:30 Section 5 - Release of Melody
4:48 Section 6 - Iconic Alternating Vocals and Percussion with the Singular Bass Note Acting as a Drone
6:39 Section 7 - Denouement
“A singular bass note”-otherwise known as a drone.
@@Involent 👍
@@alecgurdon5197 I can’t believe I had not one, but two typos in my post! In fairness, I was Swyping at 2:30 a.m., but still, embarrassing.
@@alecgurdon5197 “Swyping” wasn’t a typo: Swype is a style of smartphone keyboard that involves continuous finger motions instead of pressing discrete keys.
I’m an American man, actually, and not quite middle aged, but as for finding joy in simple things like music and wildlife, I plead guilty.
Reminiscent of Freytag's triangle.
the percussions gave me chills nonstop… this piece is insane
The woman's voice sent chills down my spine and goosebumps up my arm. So epic. Nothing's ever touched me like this before.
No doubt in my mind that this time Hans Zimmer will get his Oscar, this is a masterpiece and at the top of his best work IMO.
Lion King dude!!
It is insane that he only has one
Doesn't feel a desert music and not his best
Nope
Imo Sounds repetitive to something he has already done….maybe he will get an Oscar
2:30
_A holy war spreading across the universe like unquenchable fire_
_A warrior religion that waves the Atreides banner in my father's name_
_Fanatical legions worshipping at a shrine of my father's skull_
_A war in my name_
This movie was too sick
A w a r i n m y n a m e .
Just rewatched, this part was captivating.
_Everyone's screaming my name_
Yeah man... you said it perfectly.
Goosebumps. Perfectly voiced, recorded and combined with interesting visions clips. Chefs kiss.
It was not just cinema, it was an experience
Just seen Hans Zimmer live in Manchester.. this was absolutely awesome.. the lighting and the music together with dancers stood in the crowd all dressed in black gave me massive goosebumps.. absolutely amazing..
I'm just happy that people are finally starting to see what I've been raving about since I was 15. My friends who had no interest in Dune are finally giving it a chance and I'm so thrilled
The people need to read the book.
I'm a massive Tolkien fan, read everything he wrote. But FH is a better writer, and Dune is way more epic than ME.
The first trailer with Eclipse by Pink Floyd had me hooked. I decided to read the book. I liked it. I was honestly upset by the ending in part one because I expected them to make it much further than that. I guess I got lost in the time and didn’t realize it was almost over.
But now that part 2 has been announced, I’ll say it’s definitely the closest thing to a masterpiece we have seen in this genre for awhile. Still don’t think it’s a masterpiece, it skips a lot from the book and what I consider to be key lore details and secondary plots as well that make the characters more endearing and interesting.
But I’d say 9/10. Maybe 9.5. My grievances are minor.
@@arthuroliveirasouza4714 not every likes to read and some just don't have the time.
This Movie was a very fresh experience for me
I knew very little about the Dune universe. I just knew it had giant worms in sand.
I'm now intrigued 😍🥰
Just a late thought I’d like to add: I have been a lifetime Star Wars fan. I grew up wearing out our VHS copies of the OT and making my parents buy new ones (as they could, big family with lots of kids) with each new release on tape of the OT.
As I was reading Dune, I kept saying to myself “George, you really pulled from more than just Flash Gordon serials and The Hidden Fortress.”
So much of Dune felt like it was a trailblazer for that sort of material to be accepted by a more general audience.
Having read Dune has me interested in more science fiction that was created prior to George Lucas making Star Wars in ‘77.
I currently have Dune: Messiah and Issac Asimov’s Foundation waiting on my bookshelf.
Thanks to any of you who take the time to read my long-winded comment, I just enjoy talking with peers online in a positive manner about shared interests. It is refreshing when considering today’s often vitriolic behavior online.
The subtext of the anger is so Dune. Beautiful.
Paul is angry boi?
@@punkyllama420 Angry simp during the worst moving day in Sci-ci history
@@RazorO2Productions jeezus 😂 that could almost be poetry
The cumulative sublimated storm of the human race: "I feed on your ENERGY."
@@RazorO2Productions simp? At least chani loves him back lol
I am an half-blood Arab from my father's side. I've never felt it this clear before. Every part of my body tingles and tingles at 3:10 I almost cried. I felt like I was going to faint at the cinema. Music is so powerful. Even it reminds me of the lives of my ancestors I have never met..
4:48 COMEEE GEEETT YOUR DIINNNEEER
I am Italian and I've already seen the movie. I can only say one thing: your eyes will remain attached to the screen
I've been listening to this while reading the book, and it's magical. I can't imagine the excitement it's going to give me listening to these perfect notes alongside the visuals. It's more than perfect.
Everybody's talking about the movie, but TBH that's what impressed me the most about this song and Hans' score so far: it actually MATCHES the vibe of the original story in the book, in an almost perfect way.
If I wasn't hyped enough for this movie, now I'm even more.
@@rodrigof.r.desouza3587 Exactly! It matches, and the vibe is more than we actually could imagine. I was listening to the two soundtrack songs while I was reading and it was a truly beautiful experience.
I'm very excited about the movie.
@@diarieles Don't get your hopes up too much. With great expectation comes great disappointment.
@@Cheximus Uh, sure. I don't have high expectations, I'm just excited about this new adaptation, I don't expect anything wonderful (I hope it surprises me) nor am I much idealizing whatever it is that's going to happen. Of course, I applaud this soundtrack; as I said, listening to it and reading the book at the same time is magical.
i've just started the book and honestly it's like reading a movie. so descriptive, so epic.
Dreams are messages from the deep
4:56 me in the morning falling down the stairs
4:48
My mom in every 19:10 pm
😁😆😆
This comment genuinely made me laugh. 😂
This movie is a frickin masterpiece! Really hoping for a second part
A part 2 is scheduled for 2023 👍
@@casper6661 more specifically, October 20 2023
better yet, its gonna be 3 parts if the second movie is the same length as the first one
we got part 2 and it was 100x better than part 1
love the little guy walking to nowhere in the background
Indeed.
Is that Paul?
@@Nicholas_Chen_ Could be Kynes.
Without rhythm...
@@allthingsnerd.4484 hopefully, could be Kynes though...
It is truly amazing how Hans Zimmer managed to capture every aspect of the book's atmosphere into his music to breathe it into the movie.
This was literally one of the best movies I’ve ever seen
This OST got me more hyped for this movie than any trailer
Around 3:12 mark it sounds like Hans Zimmer used a Sitar on some of the parts. So far the soundtrack sounds so ethereal and otherworldly!
I'm 99% sure it's layered hurdy-gurdys, which is wild and awesome.
@@hettbeans I thought of hurdy gurdy as well. But i think it has another layer of sarangi which is a eastern instrument
Bagpipes
I know the Bagpipes singular piece was actually played by Guthrie Govan on electric guitar.
Went to a Hans Zimmer concert a year or so back. It opened with 4:48 and you could see the jaws dropping throughout the audience. Imagine utter silence and then this scream
Whoa
This is the strongest piece of ethnic fiction music I've ever heard compared to those in avatar one, the progression in the middle literally makes me wanna cry. It touches me at a spiritual level. I just get lost in the dunes of Arakis. Thanks to everyone who helped in making it.
Hans has never let me down, and I can't wait to hear the rest.
@Oswald That Ends Wald If you can’t enjoy these masterclasses from Zimmer then stop spamming & leave ffs
@Oswald That Ends Wald I just think it's hilarious how you take time out of YOUR day to spam this same comment below every single one of these videos. For something you supposedly hate, you spend an awful lot of time talking about it.
@Oswald That Ends Wald or, you know, he's just a composer who likes to implement different styles :)
@Oswald That Ends Wald It’s funny considering a giant majority of people like those scores including me and if you don’t like it then don’t try and diminish his work just say your not a fan of it and move on with your life
@Oswald That Ends Wald Well this is the most laughable comment made in years on RUclips
Legend says Hans Zimmer was so inspired by Dune he's still writing music for the movie even at this very moment.
Congratulations Hans on winning the Oscars. The Oscars really deserved you.
So very true👏
Hans Zimmer's work was the thing that made Dune so much different from a lot of movies because it just feels so alien, so real and most importantly carries so much volume. It is truly the best soundtrack usage ive ever heard and without it the movie would be but a fraction of what it is
Me: "There is no perfect song for the Dune soundtrack."
Hans Zimmer: "Hold my baton."
Hold my synth
Hold my French Horn ensemble
Hold my Shepard tone
"Hold my instrument that I invented just to make it sound like Kralizec is coming *today*."
Yes there is, Toto did id ;]
Saw it in the cinema and it is a masterpiece. Thoroughly engrossing be it the writing, the acting, the cinematography or music score.
Everything is simply fantastic.
What 2,5h? Felt like 5 minutes!
I'm so hooked, I need part 2!
And this is the kind of work that truly must be seen on the big screen - it's breathtaking.
My 60" Oled screen with Dolby Atmos Surround Sound disagrees.
@@poethefallen1333 sure your setup might be nice but please go to the movies at first if you want a sequel !
@@poethefallen1333 that's nothing compared to a real cinema
just stop, hehe.......we aren't there yet
To me it felt like5 hours
1:50 The way the music builds up as eerie and mysterious, then hits you with this absolute totality key note that thrusts you further into the music at this point, making a statement saying, “I am here”, sent chills down my spine. *ABSOLUTE PERFECTION*
I just love this movie. I have seen it 8 times already and it gives me goosebumps each time. The soundtrack is phenomenal.
When Hans composes the music it’s automatically amazing
Hans Zimmer: I'm the Protagonist of this operation!
Indeed.
But he didn't parttake in operation of protagonist
@@ameya88 Noice
I’ve never seen a score fit a movie so perfectly, like a glove
2:30 I simply love this part, it captures perfectly something very distant in future and time, isn't futuristic nor classic it's different
This might be the best Hans Zimmer score I've ever heard.
Wow! Hans really knows how to continuously build epicness through a song.
the GOAT
The one and only Legend Hans Zimmer
Next level. A totally magnificent score and film. The sheer power of the female vocals really blew me away. Perfect.
I can imagine when Hans Zimmer and his music crew finished this piece and played it back they all where bewildered but the sheer sci-fi they just created.
At the start of it, you can hear the singer sing "Usul". This is amazing!
This theme is intoxicatingly beautiful
This movie feels so grand in its entirety that I can personally feel what's at stake. The musical score is so perfectly fitting that I get goosebumps.
I absolutely LOVED this movie. The cinematography was beautiful, and so was the music.
Everyone talks about 4:48 but 1:50 does it for me 😌🙌 so ethereal
Literally goosebumps
Me too
yeah I don't see what's so great about 4:48, 1:50 on the other hand is amazing
Fr
agreed💯
The perfect director, the perfect cast, the perfect composer .... this movie is gonna be a masterpiece! I've goosebumps right now 😍😍😍😍 Hearing this is like to walk on a sand and spice planet .... I can feel the cinnamon smell of the spice 😍
Indeed.
Just watch out for the worms!
The spice is not actually cinnamon flavored, but rather it takes on the flavor of something you like. It has a different flavor each time and for every person, which your brain interprets as pleasant.
@@matiasbascunan8051 wow , I thought it was cinnamon like Paul describes it. This makes it the most addicting substance ever…
Loved the first film and i even loved the sequel heck this film series is my introduction to dune.
My favourite part of this track is when Zimmer whispers into the microphone: "Its Zimmering time" and you can hear him Zimmering all over the place whilst the score's harmonics reach it's peak. Truly a fascinating piece.