Such a shame that the movies' actual credits aren't long enough to let John Williams expose his full "end credits" compositions. I watched The Attack of the Clones the other day and waited for the Anakin's Theme and the Imperial March at the end.... But nope! Only Accross the Stars.
I didn't realize it until years after I'd seen this film, but at 9:38 the music shifts into a very melancholy rendition of Anakin's Theme from Episode I, lasting until around 9:57. It sounds so... Depressed, and it perfectly foreshadows how The Imperial March creeps its way beneath the final seconds of Accross the Stars. John Williams' score truly is the most polished, memorable aspect of the Prequel Trilogy, and I think this choice was a simply ingenious way to end Episode II. Things are bright and hopeful now... But in reality, the end is near. The Darkness is coming, and like it or not, it can't be stopped.
zg234 Across the Stars makes it sound like Anakin and Padme have found love...but that ending theme almost hints about Anakin being 'troubled.' After all, we saw him lose it and destroy the camp of Sand People out of anger...a hint that like his love for Padme, he can't quite let go of the emotions he has.
Wow. I had also noted the absolutely fantastic blending of Darth Vaders theme and Accross the stars at the end. But untill you said that, I hadn't noticed Anakins theme was there too. I had already held this particular piece in high esteem; and now, I feel like I'm lacking words to express my respect for it (and, of course, for its creator as well).
Yep. From 9:05 forward, it musically summarizes the prequel trilogy. There was the polished queen, the awkward young Anakin, then the budding romance, the realization of the romance at the same time Anakin began his fall, the one last attempt to save him, and his final turn via the deep string bass playing the melancholy Imperial March. One of the most moving 90 seconds of music anywhere.
It’s too bad they didn’t use that cue for the film version of the credits opting instead for the standard end cue from Across the Stars given this is such a better note to end the film on
@@Dayman90 Yes! This piece should have been in the movies end credits. It's brilliant, endearing, sad and that deep bass at the end is downright chilling. Bravo, Mr. Williams!
it wasn't really hidden here. check out anakin's theme from phantom menace, it's much more subtle there. williams brilliantly was adding more and more of imperial march to scenes with anakin as he was closing to becoming darth vader.
I really do think this is my favorite ending to a Star Wars movie in terms of music and atmosphere. This really made me want to see what happens next. Yeah there were some flaws with the prequels, but we can't forget that they certainly had redeeming qualities as well.
Hearing that moment gives me chills. That bass is just.....brrrrr! John Williams is both a genius and frightening. I had to do a double take when I first heard this piece and could here the differences from this version of "Across The Stars". Using a harpsichord in lieu of the harp. Very curious that they did not play this version along with the film.
3:16 "As the remaining Rebels fled, the 501st gathered around the burning bunker, and let out a cheer that shook the stars. The Rebellion was done. The Death Star was being rebuilt bigger than ever. Order had finally returned to the galaxy." 4:35 "And no small part due to the efforts of the fighting men of the 501st."
I am not a big budget Hollywood film maker , but I can tell you this . The prequels are some pretty far out there movies . Way beyond Hollywood's cardboard cutout cereal boxes as movies product . True star wars . Totally original . Three of them !! We have these plus the original three . Now we have. Cereal boxes . Lucas is a great movie maker and artist . He tells stories with heart . Love attack of the clones in particular
The prequels are way, way more what you would call "cardboard cutout" and unoriginal than the original trilogy by far. The atrocious, saccharin, fumbling writing of Episodes I and II are proof of that. Lucas lost it when he made Phantom Menace, and Attack of The Clones is just...Bad. Revenge of The Sith was an improvement, but none of the prequels can even be mentioned in the same breath as the original trilogy.
+Brady McIntosh who made you the judge of that. You need to clarify that your statement is your opinion. Besides they serve two different purposes and aren't supposed to be similar. Being a critic doesn't make you more intelligent or right when it is simply your opinion. The objectivity of art is only objective to those who objectify it
+Smokescreen 1138 I shouldn't have to state that it's my opinion. Offering a critical viewpoint on anything is an opinion. Someone offers their opinion, which is neither right nor wrong, and I'm free to offer my own opinion, which is neither right nor wrong. I'm not trying to sound "smarter," I'm stating what I think of the film.
sorry but i have to agree with him, most scenes in the prequels weren't thought out well. like for example, like some decisionmaking of those "heroes". one example in episode 3 when mace wants to confront sidious with "the best swordsmen of the jedi" which all beside mace move like drunken idiots and all die in just a few seconds ...there is also a site which explains all the issues the prequels had perfectly. they look and sound like star wars but didn't feel like star wars
@@hktheassassindroid The show's based on the A Song of Ice and Fire books, which released multiple books before Attack of the Clones came out. Though maybe you're just talking about the soundtrack?
The prequel soundtracks are beautiful, I like the music more than the OT's soundtracks. It's my biggest problem with TFA, more so than the 3rd Death Star- the film is too fast paced and too tight for John Williams to really shine. The music for Han's death is so underwhelming, plus no London Symphony Orchestra.
Exactly. I couldn't really hear a lot of star power in his work for TFA. I know a lot of my sentiment is embedded in his prequel works, but the actual music there is stunning, it tells a much deeper story than the movies ever could.
Well, the reason John Williams didn't use the London Symphony Orchestra for The Force Awakens was because he was having health problems. So they flew a smaller orchestra to a studio near his home for recording so he didn't have to travel to the UK to record. But I totally agree. Definitely underwhelmed by The Force Awakens OST
Agreed. If I'm honest, I actually enjoyed Michael Giacchino's score for Rogue One much more than John William's for The Force Awakens. I know it's heresy against John Williams but after multiple listens, my mind is made up haha. Also, Giacchino scored Rogue One in only 4 weeks (the original composer dropped out and he had to be replaced at the last minute), which makes it even more impressive.
This is also the soundtrack for the Nintendo Gamecube/Xbox Videogame 'The Clone Wars', during the menu screens. Funny enough, I imagine I've heard this more times on the game than the movie 'Attack of the Clones'. I got riveted the first time I saw the ending of 'Attack of the Clones', hearing the Imperial March as the Clone Troopers march... because that ties into that confounded PALPATINE standing there. Across the Stars really pays off here, as it is played more regally for the actual marriage. I remember on my first viewings in the theater, initially thinking that 'Attack of the Clones' had a more sad ending, but looking back on it with multiple viewings over the years on the DVD... not so much. Despite losing his right arm, Anakin's proudest moment is here, and everything is going good for him and Padme.
Actually I'm here looking for the last scene theme and end title theme for all 9 because I want to make covers for them all because I am a trumpet player.
Attack of the Clones was my favorite! It shows you where Boba Fett came from, where Luke's aunt and uncle came from and the evolution of the storm troopers! Quite a good center piece of the saga! I also loved Anakin and Padmes love theme!
Secret Was just about to comment this, it’s so foreboding and sad, a testament to the ability of John Williams to help turn the downfall of a man into a murderer a sad story
It is generally recognized that Attack of the Clones was a cinematic failure, and I'm not here to justify it like a fanboy, but I feel John Williams was as top-notch with his compositions in the prequel trilogy as he was in the original films.
"The force is with us Master Sidious," "Welcome home, Tyrannus. You have done well" "I have good news for you my lord, the war has begun." "Excellent, everything is going as planned."
This is so majestic, the soundtrack of the prequels is one of the best things that happened in the popular culture. A pity John Williams was far not as inspired when writing for Episode 7, but it figures considering the content of the movie was a dull retro imitation.
+gutspillage The soundtrack of The Force Awakens wasn´t made by John Williams... It was made by a Venezuelan orchestra director named Gustavo Dudamel. Search a little bit about him, and you'll see just how talented he is
For me the final completion of the force theme at the end was the highlight of the film; I'd had perpetual goosebumps throughout but that took it to a whole new level
I imagine an alternate universe where Padme survived, and joined Vader. At 3:30 we see Vader walking on the star destroyer bridge to oversee the death star construction, and at 3:38 Padme enters the room to hold his hand and they watch the construction together. And a touch of good in Vader when he gently feels Padme's pregnant belly. "For better or for worse".
2:40 The Clone Wars game main menu. "The Rescue Begins", "The Conquest of Raxus Prime", "Dark Side Rising" are some of the names of the missions I remember. Good times.
3:00 When I listen to this out of context I like to imagine the Germanic Empire sending it’s young men out to die in 1914 while they march in formation while this song plays (Yeah I’m weird)
As much as I really dislike this movie, one thing I have to give it is that transition at 4:28-4:45. I can listen to that of hours, it's so brilliant!!!!
I can't cry sometimes, not because I'm too macho, but for some reason my tear ducts won't work even when I want them to. Sitting down and doing nothing but listening to this opened up something inside me, and I found myself weeping like a child. Thank you, Williams, for that ten minutes of blissful catharsis.
Omg that game was actually the best. Still like it better than the sequel, although the sequel brought some unique things to the table. I was really hyped for 3...until LucasArts went under and EA/DICE made their thing. I wouldn't have been so mad at DICE if they would've just called thier game something other than battlefront. It's a starwars shooter sure, but it's far from a battlefront game.
2:59 I imagine this being the music for an alternate timeline where Count Dooku leads the galactic empire instead, it sounds more aristocratic and Dooku-like than the actual imperial march, especially with that added verse at 3:09 I can already imagine Christopher Lee in the place of Vader elegantly saying “Luke, you underwhelm me. Your skills in the lightsaber are flawed. Join me and you will learn the technique of a true swordsman”
1:15 to about 1:40 : "The Force is with us, Master Sidious. Welcome home, Lord Tyrannus. You have done well. I have good news, my Lord, the War has begun Excellent, everything is going as planned." That Sidious was crafty one!
3:16 As the rebels fled, the 501st gathered around a burning bunker, and let out a cheer that shook the stars. The rebellion was done. The Death Star was being rebuilt bigger than ever. Order had finally returned to the galaxy, in no small part due to the efforts of the fighting men of the 501st.
3:38: "On Kamino, our eventual victory depends. Defend against the Separatists' attack. Or our clones will be lost" Yoda Briefing on Kamino, Star Wars Battlefront (2004)
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John Williams: "I think, we could use the Imperial March to make this scene even more epic."
George Lucas: "Dew it."
Yeah.
Darth Vader
Star wras
Lol
3:16
10:05
It’s a good reminder in there for showing what Anakin will become
RIP Christopher Lee
BananaGaming There better be a seat on the Jedi Council for him in heaven, both the actor and the charecter.
RIP Christopher Lee.
+BananaGaming he's one with the force
He's now more powerful than ever...Not that he needed to join the Force in order to do that.
He was a pasionate, kind man.
Did anyone actually doubt that?
Mustafar is Red
Kamino is Blue
You have done well Tyrannus
We shall miss you.
At the end you hear Anakins theme, than Across the Stars, than the Imperial march. John Williams is brilliant!
501st Studio Legion, he sure is😄
I NOTICED THAT TOO AND IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL AND I WAS SO HAPPY TO SEE SOMEONE ELSE HAD NOTICED IT AND... ok I'm calm.
Imperial March is also used at 3:00 foreshadowing the Empire
Such a shame that the movies' actual credits aren't long enough to let John Williams expose his full "end credits" compositions. I watched The Attack of the Clones the other day and waited for the Anakin's Theme and the Imperial March at the end.... But nope! Only Accross the Stars.
I didn't realize it until years after I'd seen this film, but at 9:38 the music shifts into a very melancholy rendition of Anakin's Theme from Episode I, lasting until around 9:57. It sounds so... Depressed, and it perfectly foreshadows how The Imperial March creeps its way beneath the final seconds of Accross the Stars. John Williams' score truly is the most polished, memorable aspect of the Prequel Trilogy, and I think this choice was a simply ingenious way to end Episode II. Things are bright and hopeful now... But in reality, the end is near. The Darkness is coming, and like it or not, it can't be stopped.
zg234
Across the Stars makes it sound like Anakin and Padme have found love...but that ending theme almost hints about Anakin being 'troubled.' After all, we saw him lose it and destroy the camp of Sand People out of anger...a hint that like his love for Padme, he can't quite let go of the emotions he has.
Wow. I had also noted the absolutely fantastic blending of Darth Vaders theme and Accross the stars at the end. But untill you said that, I hadn't noticed Anakins theme was there too. I had already held this particular piece in high esteem; and now, I feel like I'm lacking words to express my respect for it (and, of course, for its creator as well).
Yep. From 9:05 forward, it musically summarizes the prequel trilogy. There was the polished queen, the awkward young Anakin, then the budding romance, the realization of the romance at the same time Anakin began his fall, the one last attempt to save him, and his final turn via the deep string bass playing the melancholy Imperial March. One of the most moving 90 seconds of music anywhere.
It’s too bad they didn’t use that cue for the film version of the credits opting instead for the standard end cue from Across the Stars given this is such a better note to end the film on
@@Dayman90 Yes! This piece should have been in the movies end credits. It's brilliant, endearing, sad and that deep bass at the end is downright chilling.
Bravo, Mr. Williams!
I fucking love how John Williams always hides the Imperial March theme in alot of the songs. Its just gives me goosebumps
This one wasn't so much hidden haha
Well I suppose it pops in at the end
it wasn't really hidden here. check out anakin's theme from phantom menace, it's much more subtle there. williams brilliantly was adding more and more of imperial march to scenes with anakin as he was closing to becoming darth vader.
Certainly beats his lazy work on the Disney films. Just the same themes over again. Oh, someone said Leia's name, play her theme for the 70th time!
Leitmotifs are superior to ambience, most of the time.
2:40 Begun, the Clone War has...
It feels better with the acclamators in the background
3:38 Best version of Across the Stars, It makes me smile uncontrollably
Agreed. Best version of the Imperial March as well!
7:00 Please select a fleet to command
This was used in Rise of the Empire. not Galactic Conquest.
+Stobing17 Star Wars: Battlefront II
Let's go to naboo
+Stobing17 Where can I find that theme? It is slightly different.
Best Star Wars videogame!
John Williams is a pure musical genius
I really do think this is my favorite ending to a Star Wars movie in terms of music and atmosphere. This really made me want to see what happens next. Yeah there were some flaws with the prequels, but we can't forget that they certainly had redeeming qualities as well.
+Michael Beaudoin Amen.
I completely agree. Ep II, especially. I think it's the most underrated of the whole saga thus far. The most overrated was Rogue One, IMO.
Carbon Neutral Not even close. Rogue One was great. If anything TFA was overrated.
Aotc is the worst in the saga TPM had one good scene aotc have none awful film fucking terrible should be deleted from existence
nah TFA should be. even TLJ was better
3:16, the best Imperial March in the saga.
Comrade Skeever I need that march for when my mom calls.
I love this
Comrade Skeever yessir
Should of used this in rogue one when vader was taking out everyone.
When you hear this music vader will walk in hallway
10:05 and 10:20, imperial march is just the icing on the cake here.
Classic John Williams. Hints Darth Vader by mixing Anakin's theme into his love theme, finally fading into Darth Vader's theme.
Hearing that moment gives me chills. That bass is just.....brrrrr! John Williams is both a genius and frightening. I had to do a double take when I first heard this piece and could here the differences from this version of "Across The Stars". Using a harpsichord in lieu of the harp. Very curious that they did not play this version along with the film.
It's good icing though.
@@MarkVaderr John Williams: Sometimes my genius is... it's almost frightening.
The transition from Imperial March to Across the Stars @3:37 is godly
That's John Williams for you, he's a musical genius!
Welcome home Lord Tyranus you have done well
2:50 you can hear the intro to the game of thrones theme
Game of Clones
Yeah
Omg i thought the same hahahahaha!!!!!!🤙
1:15 The Force is with us, Master Sidious
Welcome home, Lord Tyranus.
I have good news for you my lord. The war has begun.
Excellent. Everything is proceeding as planned,
@@masterzane724 Excellent. Everything is going as planned.
Do you believe what Count Dooku said about Sidious controlling the Senate? It doesn't feel right
R.I.P count dooku you were and always a great sith
+sami FN callihan And Jedi. Don't forget that. He wasn't always/just evil. He was good as well.
That's my point...I think.
+sami FN callihan ...a sith being used...apparently he was great...
Calvin I considered Dooku to be a light Sith he wanted to take down the corruption of the republic his goals were more honest than sidious goals.
He was too dangerous to be kept alive.
Best ending theme of the saga
empire strike back me too
but the movie could have been better
And Revenge of the Sith had the best opening scene
@@zackfrigault9222 the movie is awesome
Honestly...this was #1 and empire strikes back is #2. Not just because of the love themes but the overall backstory
3:16
"As the remaining Rebels fled, the 501st gathered around the burning bunker, and let out a cheer that shook the stars. The Rebellion was done. The Death Star was being rebuilt bigger than ever. Order had finally returned to the galaxy."
4:35
"And no small part due to the efforts of the fighting men of the 501st."
People say Attack of the Clones sucks, but this ending was phenomenal.
Attack of the Clones is better than Rey Shitwarmer's trilogy
2:40 Goosebumps..EVERY..SINGLE..TIME! This entire score is such a Masterpiece. John Williams is a living legend!
I am not a big budget Hollywood film maker , but I can tell you this . The prequels are some pretty far out there movies . Way beyond Hollywood's cardboard cutout cereal boxes as movies product . True star wars . Totally original . Three of them !! We have these plus the original three . Now we have. Cereal boxes . Lucas is a great movie maker and artist . He tells stories with heart . Love attack of the clones in particular
Earl after the prequels it's hard to go back to regular movies
The prequels are way, way more what you would call "cardboard cutout" and unoriginal than the original trilogy by far. The atrocious, saccharin, fumbling writing of Episodes I and II are proof of that. Lucas lost it when he made Phantom Menace, and Attack of The Clones is just...Bad. Revenge of The Sith was an improvement, but none of the prequels can even be mentioned in the same breath as the original trilogy.
+Brady McIntosh who made you the judge of that. You need to clarify that your statement is your opinion. Besides they serve two different purposes and aren't supposed to be similar. Being a critic doesn't make you more intelligent or right when it is simply your opinion. The objectivity of art is only objective to those who objectify it
+Smokescreen 1138 I shouldn't have to state that it's my opinion. Offering a critical viewpoint on anything is an opinion. Someone offers their opinion, which is neither right nor wrong, and I'm free to offer my own opinion, which is neither right nor wrong. I'm not trying to sound "smarter," I'm stating what I think of the film.
sorry but i have to agree with him, most scenes in the prequels weren't thought out well. like for example, like some decisionmaking of those "heroes". one example in episode 3 when mace wants to confront sidious with "the best swordsmen of the jedi" which all beside mace move like drunken idiots and all die in just a few seconds ...there is also a site which explains all the issues the prequels had perfectly. they look and sound like star wars but didn't feel like star wars
2:54 Game of Clones?
*this ost came before*
Game of Thrones definitely took some inspiration from Attack of the Clones. I don't blame them though, it's a fantastic film!
😮
And now the Game of Thrones creators are creating a new SW films
IRONIC
@@hktheassassindroid The show's based on the A Song of Ice and Fire books, which released multiple books before Attack of the Clones came out. Though maybe you're just talking about the soundtrack?
Is it just me or do Anakin and Padme look like they're sunburnt from spending too much time on Tatooine
they way the characters are looking here and there with the main couple on top is amazing.
I love the beginning of this and the part where all you here is a woman's voice singing. The scoring for the prequels were just so well crafted.
Sydney O'Bier say what you will about the prequels, I don't think anyone can argue that they have some FANTASTIC music
The prequel soundtracks are beautiful, I like the music more than the OT's soundtracks. It's my biggest problem with TFA, more so than the 3rd Death Star- the film is too fast paced and too tight for John Williams to really shine. The music for Han's death is so underwhelming, plus no London Symphony Orchestra.
Exactly. I couldn't really hear a lot of star power in his work for TFA. I know a lot of my sentiment is embedded in his prequel works, but the actual music there is stunning, it tells a much deeper story than the movies ever could.
Well, the reason John Williams didn't use the London Symphony Orchestra for The Force Awakens was because he was having health problems. So they flew a smaller orchestra to a studio near his home for recording so he didn't have to travel to the UK to record. But I totally agree. Definitely underwhelmed by The Force Awakens OST
Agreed. If I'm honest, I actually enjoyed Michael Giacchino's score for Rogue One much more than John William's for The Force Awakens. I know it's heresy against John Williams but after multiple listens, my mind is made up haha. Also, Giacchino scored Rogue One in only 4 weeks (the original composer dropped out and he had to be replaced at the last minute), which makes it even more impressive.
3:38 - I love this part
Dude is nobody going to talk about the smooth as hell transition from Imperial March into Across the Stars? John Williams is too good.
the last half hour of this movie is epic non stop star wars action and atmosphere
the music in episode 2 and 3 are the best in the saga
This is also the soundtrack for the Nintendo Gamecube/Xbox Videogame 'The Clone Wars', during the menu screens. Funny enough, I imagine I've heard this more times on the game than the movie 'Attack of the Clones'.
I got riveted the first time I saw the ending of 'Attack of the Clones', hearing the Imperial March as the Clone Troopers march... because that ties into that confounded PALPATINE standing there. Across the Stars really pays off here, as it is played more regally for the actual marriage.
I remember on my first viewings in the theater, initially thinking that 'Attack of the Clones' had a more sad ending, but looking back on it with multiple viewings over the years on the DVD... not so much. Despite losing his right arm, Anakin's proudest moment is here, and everything is going good for him and Padme.
For me, all this is just intro until 9:38
the last 4 minutes of this movie are more emotional than the entire Rise Of Skywalker
2:40
Yoda: "Victory..? Begun, the Clone War has.."
Let's not deny it; 2:46 - 3:38 is the _real_ reason everyone is here.
lego star wars : p
No, I'm trying to find the backbackground music that played when R2 started sliding on the floor to the wall when the ship lost engines or such.
De FloofBoi ik what u mean I can’t find it anywhere I’ll let you know g
Actually I'm here looking for the last scene theme and end title theme for all 9 because I want to make covers for them all because I am a trumpet player.
3:38 Ahhhh yes. A classic piece from the 2004 Star Wars Battlefront game. The real Star Wars Battlefront.
Much as this was by far my least favourite of thee prequels, the soundtrack is still freaking amazing!
Attack of the Clones was my favorite! It shows you where Boba Fett came from, where Luke's aunt and uncle came from and the evolution of the storm troopers! Quite a good center piece of the saga! I also loved Anakin and Padmes love theme!
The original imperial march sounds like a military march. This version sounds like an official national anthem which is why I love it!
The haunting, soft, imperial march at the very end is perfect. 👌🏻 Excellent foreshadowing.
Secret Was just about to comment this, it’s so foreboding and sad, a testament to the ability of John Williams to help turn the downfall of a man into a murderer a sad story
The big Imperial March at 3:16 that plays when the clones enter their ships is also great
2:59 Darth Vader is here
LOL, he is. XD
@ImperialRuins It would have but Battle of the Heroes was still epic.
Who else secretly wanted Obi Wan to join Count Dooku?
Ren Hood that’d be one extremely civilized duo
@@dino988
And a bearded one too
I think we all did
I wanna see obi wan with long hair but no facial hair. I think his AOTC look was the best
I was playing Lego Star Wars when I was 5 and I heard this music. So nostalgic...
It is generally recognized that Attack of the Clones was a cinematic failure, and I'm not here to justify it like a fanboy, but I feel John Williams was as top-notch with his compositions in the prequel trilogy as he was in the original films.
It was better than phantom menace, no?
It was much better than The Last Jedi and I actually like the Prequels.
+Anti-HyperLink No.
It has surprisingly high reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
Honestly aside from the shit romance dialogue, I don't really see much wrong with this movie.
I need a full version of that darker version of Anakin's theme. It's so cool
"The force is with us Master Sidious,"
"Welcome home, Tyrannus. You have done well"
"I have good news for you my lord, the war has begun."
"Excellent, everything is going as planned."
0:50 - 1:15
That part always gives me chills. So beautiful.
Its probably the theme of dooku
@@kagamiuchihathebeast5862not exactly, but I consider it that
Fits him perfectly
Well done, lord Tyranus
2:40 :O
3:17 Hail !
3:38 *Need to change my pants*
debil
fuerte
02:58 The Imperial March (Palpatine, the future Emperor of Galactic Empire) 09:36 Anakin, the Boy 10:01 Anakin, The future Darh Vader.
2:46-4:43 is the best ending music in any SW movie
7:00 Admit it! You thought of the Classic Battlefront 2 when you heard this! ;)
2:39 is when the Finale starts & End Credits at 4:43.
One of the most underrated star wars song Ever!!
Well, you would know all about being underrated, wouldn't you, Jango?
2:51-2:58 WOW this part sounds great! Brings me back to the Clone Wars game for Xbox.
This is so majestic, the soundtrack of the prequels is one of the best things that happened in the popular culture. A pity John Williams was far not as inspired when writing for Episode 7, but it figures considering the content of the movie was a dull retro imitation.
+gutspillage The soundtrack of The Force Awakens wasn´t made by John Williams... It was made by a Venezuelan orchestra director named Gustavo Dudamel.
Search a little bit about him, and you'll see just how talented he is
For me the final completion of the force theme at the end was the highlight of the film; I'd had perpetual goosebumps throughout but that took it to a whole new level
You must have been deaf when Rey's theme came out or Jedi steps, even the attack on the village sounded great.
+Drew Zoobulandes attack on the village is a good track
+Steev Rawjers I know right, great for build up.
The War, their Forbidden Love, the sacrifices they will have to endure and The shadow looming down big on The Hero
wow that ending is creepy as hell....
"The force is with us, Master Sidious."
The leader of the legion that's directing the rest of the clones is just saying "Pile in!" LOL
"Get in. Pile in. Mount up!"
"Yes sir. Right away sir."
I Heard This Song Before While I Was Having Dreams.
I imagine an alternate universe where Padme survived, and joined Vader. At 3:30 we see Vader walking on the star destroyer bridge to oversee the death star construction, and at 3:38 Padme enters the room to hold his hand and they watch the construction together. And a touch of good in Vader when he gently feels Padme's pregnant belly. "For better or for worse".
2:40 The Clone Wars game main menu. "The Rescue Begins", "The Conquest of Raxus Prime", "Dark Side Rising" are some of the names of the missions I remember. Good times.
Cette partition est un chef d'œuvre musical.
3:00
When I listen to this out of context I like to imagine the Germanic Empire sending it’s young men out to die in 1914 while they march in formation while this song plays
(Yeah I’m weird)
Here I am imagining the British sending ships to colonize
2:40 "The shroud of depression has fallen, casting its shadow as the battle within begins."
As much as I really dislike this movie, one thing I have to give it is that transition at 4:28-4:45. I can listen to that of hours, it's so brilliant!!!!
thedescent666 it's just John Williams. A master.
Star wars was legendary.
7:00- movement cancelled
Yeah I want to find 7:00-7:40 somewhere just that part
Gary Santana Please select a fleet to command.
Commencing Attack on Mygeeto.
Select a bonus for this battle.
@@dieselface1 Combat Shielding bonus activated.
Choose a goddamn fleet to command
John Williams:
George Lucas:
John Willaims: "Too soon?"
I can't cry sometimes, not because I'm too macho, but for some reason my tear ducts won't work even when I want them to.
Sitting down and doing nothing but listening to this opened up something inside me, and I found myself weeping like a child.
Thank you, Williams, for that ten minutes of blissful catharsis.
The transition between Imperial March to Across the Stars to Rebel Fanfare is PERFECT
3:38 Star Wars Battlefront I's Main Menu.
Omg that game was actually the best. Still like it better than the sequel, although the sequel brought some unique things to the table. I was really hyped for 3...until LucasArts went under and EA/DICE made their thing. I wouldn't have been so mad at DICE if they would've just called thier game something other than battlefront. It's a starwars shooter sure, but it's far from a battlefront game.
THE FEEEEELS
7:00 for Battlefront 2's Main Menu
Well that's actually for Rise of the Empire and Galactic Conquest menu but still awesome nonetheless. Awesome reference dude.
I hear Anakin entering azure angel from 2003.
7:57 woah goosebumps
It may have been a cluster fuck storywise but the soundtrack was still great.
Demon Rantz absolutely not.
Why was the story bad?
The story was good, not the execution,
2:59 I imagine this being the music for an alternate timeline where Count Dooku leads the galactic empire instead, it sounds more aristocratic and Dooku-like than the actual imperial march, especially with that added verse at 3:09
I can already imagine Christopher Lee in the place of Vader elegantly saying “Luke, you underwhelm me. Your skills in the lightsaber are flawed. Join me and you will learn the technique of a true swordsman”
The ending of this song is truly haunting. Absolutely beautiful.
Mr. John Williams, you created a musical masterpiece that truly reaches "Across the Stars" -- the heavens even.
4:36 - "... in no small part due to the efforts, of the fighting men of the 501st. "
1:15 to about 1:40 :
"The Force is with us, Master Sidious.
Welcome home, Lord Tyrannus. You have done well.
I have good news, my Lord, the War has begun
Excellent, everything is going as planned."
That Sidious was crafty one!
Doctor: You have 10 minutes and 42 seconds to live.
Me:
yup
U N D E R R A T E D
I like at 10:00 you here a hint of the Impieral March
yeah I noticed that too ,love it
That's wonderful
3:16
As the rebels fled, the 501st gathered around a burning bunker, and let out a cheer that shook the stars. The rebellion was done. The Death Star was being rebuilt bigger than ever. Order had finally returned to the galaxy, in no small part due to the efforts of the fighting men of the 501st.
2:38 love the eerie music here. The shroud of the dark side has fallen.
7:03 BATTLEFRONT 2!!!!!!
Or also the Galactic Conquest theme.
thetricker01 or that too...
Yeah, oh the memories....
Not just 2 but every Battlefront that came out afterward.
the memories i have with that game!!
I used to watch this movie on DVD a lot when I was a kid. This takes me back to my childhood.
3:38, it’s too perfect and beautiful
The prequels have more iconic music than the new trilogy
There I said it
100% true
Ive been looking for this exact soundtrack for more than a DECADE !!! big thanks
Lego Star Wars Attack of the Clones: Count Dooku
??
Alonzo Underwood watch EPIV frien'....
Yeah but what does that have to do with anything
Erik Nagasaki
This is the music played in the video game in that level.
@@julianbaxter2403 Nope, they switched this music with clash of the lightsabers for his boss fight.
3:38: "On Kamino, our eventual victory depends. Defend against the Separatists' attack. Or our clones will be lost"
Yoda Briefing on Kamino, Star Wars Battlefront (2004)
Damn this shit nostalgic as hell
Incredibly love this transition at 07:40 min.
Touches my heart every time
i just came to hear 3:00 through 3:37 fucking epic!
2:39 The shroud of the Dark Side has fallen... Begun,this Clone War has
3:19 _Wipe this pathetic planet from the fate of the galaxy!_*/*_The fools fight with me!_
Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg lol nice KotOR reference
"Begun the clone wars have" right after that everything is so amazing!! Bravo John Williams
2:53 - 2:59 sounds eerily similar to the Game of Thrones theme song.
The ending is just so amazing
6:59
Select a fleet to command!
Movement cancelled!
You know something bad is going to happen when you hear Darth Vaders theme at the end.
1:15 that Holst pastiche
2:54 - 2:57 - Am I the only one to hear the Game of Thrones main theme?
Williams created GoT theme before Djawadi
the prequel music is so awesome