“I’m tired, boss. Tired of being on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. I’m tired of never having me a buddy to be with to tell me where we’s going to, coming from, or why. Mostly I’m tired of people being ugly to each other. I’m tired of all the pain I feel and hear in the world…every day. There’s too much of it. It’s like pieces of glass in my head…all the time. Can you understand?…” -John Coffey (like the drink, only not spelt the same)
Thomas Newman’s Scores have really helped me through emotionally difficult times, and I owe it all to his beautiful music. Thank you, Thomas Newman! ☺️
Oh me too!! Also a fan of Alfred Newman. There’s a great Thomas Newman song at the close of the movie Overboard too. (If you’re old enough to remember that one) lol ✌️
The Green Mile 1917 Skyfall American Beauty Joe Black The Shawshank Redemption Scent Of a Woman These movies along with the music are amazing, thanks Thomas Newman
For me, this music in The Green Mile and the music of Shawshank Redemption are tied for the best score in movies. I could listen to this daily and more-or-less not be bored of it. Something about this music lands right with me.
I remember reading this book years ago. I remember being convinced John Coffey would be spared, because he was ultimate good. But Stephen King was presenting us with the story of Christ, updated for the 20th century. Years ago, my mum said: "What's the point of Christ coming back, we'd only crucify him again." My mum was so very right.
@@MovieAndTVThemes And in the book there are two scenes which stand out: There was a chance to save Coffey, but Edgecome and his friends were terrified of losing their jobs during the Depression. Just like in the bible, the people were offered a chance to save Jesus and chose a criminal called Barabas instead. Edgecombe's wife actually died in a car accident years ago Coffey's execution. As he cradled her in his arms, Edgecombe sensed the presence of John nearby and pleaded with him to save his wife.... But of course, he couldn't. Because Edgecombe and his colleagues....had executed him. Along with The Stand I think this is King's best book.
I sobbed for hours at the end of this film and swore never to watch it again. I think it would break me. I have never been so moved at the injustice imposed on that wonderful character and then to know that he has died in real life. Too much to bear x
This movie in my opinion, was the most beautiful, dark, sad and touching movie I have ever seen in my entire life. This soundtrack is the deepest most haunting bittersweet soundtrack ever made period, this is as fine as art can get, nothing today could ever come close to this masterpiece. RIP Mr. Duncan.
You said it as if you was reading my heart. As good a movie as you will ever see bitter and sweet funny and hauntingly sad john Coffee was made real for me by Micheal i still cannot watch some of his scenes without feeling very emotional .
I quite agree with you! "Quite" because in my opinion there is some other movies at its level (but very few, like 2001: A Space Odyssey (even if it's absolutely not in my favourites, although I like it anyway), Forrest Gump, The Lion King, Moana, Treasure Planet, Fantasia (another that isn't among my favorites, although I like it anyway), Wall-E, Up, Titanic, and someone else), and for me there is a movie that even surpasses it, a movie that I consider simply the best movie in the history of Cinema, even if I find it, to say the least, criminally underrated... well, this movie is Coco! A movie that talks about practically everything, the most moving, exciting, dark, stratified, magical and real at the same time and profound I've ever seen, and it also has exceptional music and an excellent rhythm, and it's a movie for everyone! In short, it's a literally perfect movie, without even a mini flaw! Look, there's not even a single movie that I don't like at all (even the weakest, indeed, some of my favourite, even if good, technically aren't Masterpieces), and The Green Mile is one of my favourite movies ever (in all, for now, there are about forty (a hundred if we count even those who are very close to us), and it's found in the highest part, very close to the summit), and one of those very few that make me come literally goose bumps, which make me cry like very few (and I also cry for nothing), and which come to me with unprecedented strength, *BUT* when I saw Coco, I tried something I had never tried before with a movie and very few times in my life, and it immediately became my favourite movie *EVER* (and I had never had one before, despite my crazy love for Animation and Cinema)... so I believe that while The Green Mile is one of the most beautiful movies in the history of Cinema (and an Absolute Masterpiece), Coco is simply *the* most beautiful movie in the history of Cinema, and, obviously, a true Absolute Masterpiece (then of course everyone has their own ideas, but I firmly believe in it) 💖
And Damon, I am sure you must already know that "The Green Mile" was written by Stephen King. This author --(ironically also called "King of Horror" ) sure knows the human heart and how to mold a great, inspirational story around that alone.
Rip Michael Clarke Duncan. The green mile is the only movie that touch me so deeply that he made me cry at the end. One of the few movies i never forgotten in my life.
@@gabrielt9841 When they were casting they were looking for someone to play John; Bruce Willis called the director and told them 'he was bringing John Coffey to see them'. Both King and the director were knocked for six when he introduced them to Michael...King said it made his hair stand on end, because not only did he look exactly how he'd envisioned John but because he even sounded like him. Michael was born to play this role, bless him. The entire cast were perfect for the roles; I privately thought Sam Rockwell was too good looking to play Wild Bill; then I was amazed at how he made himself look and sound repulsive. Great acting from all of them.
I cried two separate times at the ending of this movie, and I haven’t cried at a movie since I was a young child. It’s extremely difficult to make me emotional enough to cry during a movie, and this one did not only once but twice. Something about it just hits different in a way I can’t explain.
The deepest sadness i feel watching this movie is the realization of mans inhumanity to man even in a so called modern, democratic society. We are far from perfect.
@@bobcolton4942 1930's was far from modern. Slavery still existed in America, just as the death penalty was a common form of punishment. The whole point of this movie is to show all the pro-capital punishment preachers why it was abolished in the first place. Too many innocent people were executed for crimes they didn't commit especially if they came from a poor background or lower castes.
Simply because its a masterpiece of storytelling beautifully directed and acted. Ever want to test if someone is a psychopath show them this movie if they show not a flicker of emotion, run for the hills.
Well said indeed... This work was that of art -- sheer art likened unto perfection. We cannot truly frame this one merely a movie, oh, no; rather it is a 'film' or call it a work of Literature for the very reason you just painted out so well. Why it was not accorded the Oscar in the first place simply proves beyond me.
I'm tired, boss. Tired of being on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. I'm tired of never having a buddy to be with, to tell me where we's going to, coming from or why. Mostly, I'm tired of people being ugly to each other. I'm tired of all the pain I feel and hear in the world every day. There's too much of it. It's like pieces of glass in my head, all the time... Can you understand?"
I don't know why this is moving me so deeply on many levels. I'm getting sad, happy, melancholic, angry, I feel lonely yet not alone... don't know, all at once. Music does that to people. Imagine humanity without music. What a cold planet would earth be.
"The source of all knowledge is Light, and Sound is the Spirit, or Life itself." One can live without the light but not without the Sound. -- 'Quoted and paraphrased respectively from one of the great adepts in the Ancient Order of the Bourchakoum, an order known by many names down through the earliest history on earth.
When I first saw this, I knew from the source material and casting it was going to be good....but the moment this score began I knew it would be GREAT.
This is the most emotive piece of music that I know of, it caresses the mind in exactly the same way that DMT evokes dreams. People are genetically designed to have their heartstrings plucked in this way. I'm COMPLETELY addicted, listening to it HUNDREDS of times. AND... the movie is priceless. John Coffey is obviously the stand-in for Jesus Christ and Michael Clarke Duncan portrays J.C. with such nuance, outshining the entire ensemble cast, where there isn't a flawed performance anywhere to be found. It's a work of art.
I still haven't watched Road to Perdition, but i have that one on my list. (Plus Tom Hanks is awesome) The Cinderella Man theme, Inside out and Weehawken Ferry are my favorite tracks from that movie. And that last one is very powerful indeed. I actually wrote an essay for a music theory class where I had to analyze a movie soundtrack and chose Cinderella Man; I even had a paragraph focused on that last track (Weehawken Ferry). XD
Maestro Newman takes us from heaven to hell and back, and through every human emotion in between. I "listen" to any movie he scores as he makes it "real" for us all. Love live Thomas Newman, my musical composer hero!
Thomas Newman has made fantastic soundtracks to many movies, he’s just so amazing at creating music that really does fit into the theme and mood creating a whole string of emotions
I Watch this Movies 100 Times and everytime i See this Movie i have Tears in my eyes no Movie Hit me harder than this my all time Favorite Movie no Movie can beat this ❤❤
How the blazes does this man sit down and compose such emotional and beautiful music like this. It is absolutely STUNNING. This piece has elements of Vaughn Williams in there.
"On the day of my judgment, when I stand before God, and He asks me why did I kill one of his true miracles, what am I gonna say? That it was my job? My job?"
"You tell God the Father it was a kindness you done. I know you hurtin' and worryin', I can feel it on you, but you oughta quit on it now. Because I want it over and done."
I read recently that Spike Lee and one or two others criticised this movie because they saw John Coffey as a 'token' black man whose job was to 'save white people'....I found it so sad that it was all they learned from this beautiful film.
I totally agree 1999 The Red Violin won for best score. American Beauty was nominated but I think Green Mile is the best of Newmans scores. In 2000 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon won
I could not agree more... the film spoke on several planes -- from the physical to the stirring of the emotional constitution, now on and ever upward into that of the spiritual planes.
what is the film without the music? What is the music without the film? It is a perfect combination and that is the reason why I like this film and I like the score!!!
Assurément un des plus grands films de tous les temps et l'une des plus belles musiques de films. Un des rares films ayant réussi à me mettre la larme à l’œil. Merci pour ce moment M. Coffey....
I came here cuz I'm so sad right now. 😔 It's great to listen this masterpiece when I'm sad. Unfortunately I can't reach what I want in my life. I think there is nothing to obsess in this world because we're gonna die eventually.
This is the best movie ever made , its story line is filled with sadness humour ,kindness ,,great understanding ,,,,it brings together and captures the film with a great sence of good and bad lol
@@cja1590 i swear this is true , i have a great facination for Shawshank Redemption its at the top of my movie list xx Great minds think alike lol xx merry christmas and hopefully we will all have a happier New Year xxx
Nothing will overcome the magnificent job of this movie. It has a perfect combination. The music, the roles and, of course, the story itself. Now, it is difficult to find a movie as poignant as this masterpiece.
There's a wonderful Pastoral, Vaughn Williams vibe in this soundtrack. You definitely get the feel of quiet yet strong sense of dignity and simplicity; and wishing for something greater. Beautiful work by Newman.
This is very powerful. It stimulates my memories and emotions. I can never listen to this with dry eyes. Just lost my dad to COVID. This song helps me to imagine him. Such peaceful music.
This music is absolutely breathtaking...when I listen to it for too long(if thats even possible) I feel kinda that my troath is getting a bit choked up,then I am very high in my breathing,not really hyperventilating but more kinda out of breath. This music can be too much sometimes because it touches my soul so deep,and a human being is not always capable of dealing with it,so I only play it a few times in a long period of time.
I miss u mr coffey i wonder what life is like in heaven?.. the worlds worse now but still the same.Funny how you a man in a story are the only person ive felt remotely connected to in this life.❤
Time isn't money ,its just precious ! For all the people on death row ' time can be both a bless or a curse !! Rest in peace Mr Michael Clarke Duncan. You be always in our minds, as long we watch you're Flicker films . This music is more powerful without the images so make your own ! Regards Kenneth John
This is a beautiful beautiful soundtrack. For those of you who are PC game lovers, this particular track has a certain feel of Jeremy Soule and Skyrim/Elder Scrolls to it 0 not all the time but at certain parts. Makes it even more wonderful to listen to. The guy who wrote this (Thomas Newman) I discovered has done loads of movie scores and they are really worth listening to if you think this one is good..
I bought the Booklets back in the Days as the Story appeared..was so captured by it....then the Movie was released and of course it couldnt catch all the Story but it did in the most beautiful Way...Great Movie, Great Actors, Great Score...
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“I’m tired, boss. Tired of being on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. I’m tired of never having me a buddy to be with to tell me where we’s going to, coming from, or why. Mostly I’m tired of people being ugly to each other. I’m tired of all the pain I feel and hear in the world…every day. There’s too much of it. It’s like pieces of glass in my head…all the time. Can you understand?…”
-John Coffey (like the drink, only not spelt the same)
I can understand, John Coffey, I can understand.
what ill remember this movie for, this quote right here
@@dabear2438 So do I. I sometimes am so very tired of the cruelty of man...to each other and the animals.
Yes John
As once again war is claiming the lives of innocents...I understand John Coffey. I too am tired.
Thomas Newman’s Scores have really helped me through emotionally difficult times, and I owe it all to his beautiful music. Thank you, Thomas Newman! ☺️
Oh me too!! Also a fan of Alfred Newman. There’s a great Thomas Newman song at the close of the movie Overboard too. (If you’re old enough to remember that one) lol ✌️
Tough times..emotionally wore out.
I listen to this score every day. Thank you..
Not much time for the news..this score heals me..🐈⬛🐈⬛❤️
has he helped or has he just helped u stay stuck in alienation
The Green Mile
1917
Skyfall
American Beauty
Joe Black
The Shawshank Redemption
Scent Of a Woman
These movies along with the music are amazing, thanks Thomas Newman
I will say green mile is best among them
"Phenomenon" and "Fried Green Tomatoes"... also Thomas Newman ♡
We can't forget _Road To Perdition_ and _Revolutionary Road._
Everything Thomas Newman composes is surreal....His music is transcendent.
This movie is more than a movie
For me, this music in The Green Mile and the music of Shawshank Redemption are tied for the best score in movies. I could listen to this daily and more-or-less not be bored of it. Something about this music lands right with me.
I remember reading this book years ago. I remember being convinced John Coffey would be spared, because he was ultimate good.
But Stephen King was presenting us with the story of Christ, updated for the 20th century.
Years ago, my mum said:
"What's the point of Christ coming back, we'd only crucify him again."
My mum was so very right.
Amazing perspective
@@MovieAndTVThemes And in the book there are two scenes which stand out:
There was a chance to save Coffey, but Edgecome and his friends were terrified of losing their jobs during the Depression. Just like in the bible, the people were offered a chance to save Jesus and chose a criminal called Barabas instead.
Edgecombe's wife actually died in a car accident years ago Coffey's execution. As he cradled her in his arms, Edgecombe sensed the presence of John nearby and pleaded with him to save his wife....
But of course, he couldn't. Because Edgecombe and his colleagues....had executed him.
Along with The Stand I think this is King's best book.
2021 and it´s still a masterpiece !
Yes it is!
Amen!
Agreed I would listen to this when I’m sad or just want to listen to a a musical tour de force
Yep!
Will forever be.
Hard to get to the end of this movie with a dry eye. What a wonderful movie, with an equally great musical score.
The music can burst the heart..its always nye on impossible to get through it with out crying.
Same here
I sobbed for hours at the end of this film and swore never to watch it again. I think it would break me. I have never been so moved at the injustice imposed on that wonderful character and then to know that he has died in real life. Too much to bear x
I’ve just watched it and it’s made me sob too, gets me every time and I’ve seen it loads and know I’ll end up being a wreck for a while after……😭♥️
Yes, agree and so sad that he died. That was a sad day
This movie in my opinion, was the most beautiful, dark, sad and touching movie I have ever seen in my entire life. This soundtrack is the deepest most haunting bittersweet soundtrack ever made period, this is as fine as art can get, nothing today could ever come close to this masterpiece. RIP Mr. Duncan.
You said it as if you was reading my heart. As good a movie as you will ever see bitter and sweet funny and hauntingly sad john Coffee was made real for me by Micheal i still cannot watch some of his scenes without feeling very emotional .
@@SNATCHYDBS i agree green mile and titanic are my favouirte movies, but what about forrest gump ?
I agree. I would add Shawshank to that, if I may sir.
I quite agree with you! "Quite" because in my opinion there is some other movies at its level (but very few, like 2001: A Space Odyssey (even if it's absolutely not in my favourites, although I like it anyway), Forrest Gump, The Lion King, Moana, Treasure Planet, Fantasia (another that isn't among my favorites, although I like it anyway), Wall-E, Up, Titanic, and someone else), and for me there is a movie that even surpasses it, a movie that I consider simply the best movie in the history of Cinema, even if I find it, to say the least, criminally underrated... well, this movie is Coco! A movie that talks about practically everything, the most moving, exciting, dark, stratified, magical and real at the same time and profound I've ever seen, and it also has exceptional music and an excellent rhythm, and it's a movie for everyone! In short, it's a literally perfect movie, without even a mini flaw! Look, there's not even a single movie that I don't like at all (even the weakest, indeed, some of my favourite, even if good, technically aren't Masterpieces), and The Green Mile is one of my favourite movies ever (in all, for now, there are about forty (a hundred if we count even those who are very close to us), and it's found
in the highest part, very close to the summit), and one of those very few that make me come literally goose bumps, which make me cry like very few (and I also cry for nothing), and which come to me with unprecedented strength, *BUT* when I saw Coco, I tried something I had never tried before with a movie and very few times in my life, and it immediately became my favourite movie *EVER* (and I had never had one before, despite my crazy love for Animation and Cinema)... so I believe that while The Green Mile is one of the most beautiful movies in the history of Cinema (and an Absolute Masterpiece), Coco is simply *the* most beautiful movie in the history of Cinema, and, obviously, a true Absolute Masterpiece (then of course everyone has their own ideas, but I firmly believe in it) 💖
And Damon, I am sure you must already know that "The Green Mile" was written by Stephen King. This author --(ironically also called "King of Horror" ) sure knows the human heart and how to mold a great, inspirational story around that alone.
The most talented kompozer of ALL TIME.
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan, truly one of the best out there.
Rip Michael Clarke Duncan. The green mile is the only movie that touch me so deeply that he made me cry at the end. One of the few movies i never forgotten in my life.
@@gabrielt9841 When they were casting they were looking for someone to play John; Bruce Willis called the director and told them 'he was bringing John Coffey to see them'. Both King and the director were knocked for six when he introduced them to Michael...King said it made his hair stand on end, because not only did he look exactly how he'd envisioned John but because he even sounded like him.
Michael was born to play this role, bless him. The entire cast were perfect for the roles; I privately thought Sam Rockwell was too good looking to play Wild Bill; then I was amazed at how he made himself look and sound repulsive. Great acting from all of them.
God Bless You , Mr Jingles.
2022 and still a beautiful masterpiece
When I started watching the film, I knew it would be good as I read the book...when I heard this music, I knew it was going to be great.
I cried two separate times at the ending of this movie, and I haven’t cried at a movie since I was a young child. It’s extremely difficult to make me emotional enough to cry during a movie, and this one did not only once but twice. Something about it just hits different in a way I can’t explain.
The deepest sadness i feel watching this movie is the realization of mans inhumanity to man even in a so called modern, democratic society. We are far from perfect.
@@bobcolton4942 1930's was far from modern. Slavery still existed in America, just as the death penalty was a common form of punishment.
The whole point of this movie is to show all the pro-capital punishment preachers why it was abolished in the first place. Too many innocent people were executed for crimes they didn't commit especially if they came from a poor background or lower castes.
Simply because its a masterpiece of storytelling beautifully directed and acted. Ever want to test if someone is a psychopath show them this movie if they show not a flicker of emotion, run for the hills.
@@egonieser well said
Well said indeed... This work was that of art -- sheer art likened unto perfection. We cannot truly frame this one merely a movie, oh, no; rather it is a 'film' or call it a work of Literature for the very reason you just painted out so well. Why it was not accorded the Oscar in the first place simply proves beyond me.
I'm tired, boss. Tired of being on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. I'm tired of never having a buddy to be with, to tell me where we's going to, coming from or why. Mostly, I'm tired of people being ugly to each other. I'm tired of all the pain I feel and hear in the world every day. There's too much of it. It's like pieces of glass in my head, all the time... Can you understand?"
Yes John I think I can
😞😭🥺☹
Damn.. I read that and immediately started crying.
I can read it hundred times and again hundred times, the dialogue is that good.
@@solosixkiller8526 you're too sensitive
When Thomas Newman is in charge of movie soundtracks you know your gonna get a beautiful gem 💎❤
i know and shawshank redemption was good, Alan Silvestri did good aswell in forrest gump
I don't know why this is moving me so deeply on many levels. I'm getting sad, happy, melancholic, angry, I feel lonely yet not alone... don't know, all at once.
Music does that to people. Imagine humanity without music. What a cold planet would earth be.
"The source of all knowledge is Light, and Sound is the Spirit, or Life itself." One can live without the light but not without the Sound.
-- 'Quoted and paraphrased respectively from one of the great adepts in the Ancient Order of the Bourchakoum, an order known by many names down through the earliest history on earth.
Praise God that he gave us music. This soundtrack always brings me closer to him
you are a beautiful person, you give me hope for the future!
This is one of the greatest soundtracks in history. Absolutely beautiful. It really touches you on a spiritual level.
When I first saw this, I knew from the source material and casting it was going to be good....but the moment this score began I knew it would be GREAT.
This movie is just beautiful❤
This is the most emotive piece of music that I know of, it caresses the mind in exactly the same way that DMT evokes dreams. People are genetically designed to have their heartstrings plucked in this way. I'm COMPLETELY addicted, listening to it HUNDREDS of times. AND... the movie is priceless. John Coffey is obviously the stand-in for Jesus Christ and Michael Clarke Duncan portrays J.C. with such nuance, outshining the entire ensemble cast, where there isn't a flawed performance anywhere to be found. It's a work of art.
Thomas Newman is an amazing composer.
The Green Mile, Cinderella Man, Shawshank Redemption... all fascinating films with beautiful soundtracks.
+ironmaiden93ofangmar American Beauty is good too.
+peloquin Haven't heard of that movie. I'll look check it out.
+ironmaiden93ofangmar Road to Perdition is up there.
I still haven't watched Road to Perdition, but i have that one on my list. (Plus Tom Hanks is awesome)
The Cinderella Man theme, Inside out and Weehawken Ferry are my favorite tracks from that movie. And that last one is very powerful indeed. I actually wrote an essay for a music theory class where I had to analyze a movie soundtrack and chose Cinderella Man; I even had a paragraph focused on that last track (Weehawken Ferry). XD
+walidadam 54 So true
Maestro Newman takes us from heaven to hell and back, and through every human emotion in between. I "listen" to any movie he scores as he makes it "real" for us all. Love live Thomas Newman, my musical composer hero!
Thomas Newman has made fantastic soundtracks to many movies, he’s just so amazing at creating music that really does fit into the theme and mood creating a whole string of emotions
yeah i agree but its sad when people dont really know the composer as much as the film itself
I Watch this Movies 100 Times and everytime i See this Movie i have Tears in my eyes no Movie Hit me harder than this my all time Favorite Movie no Movie can beat this ❤❤
I don't understand who are those people who dislike this kind of music
They are inmates of Briar Ridge Mental Hospital.
How the blazes does this man sit down and compose such emotional and beautiful music like this. It is absolutely STUNNING.
This piece has elements of Vaughn Williams in there.
The magic of feeling human, of feeling sad and feeling hope through this music. Perfect. Love to all.
"On the day of my judgment, when I stand before God, and He asks me why did I kill one of his true miracles, what am I gonna say?
That it was my job?
My job?"
"You tell God the Father it was a kindness you done. I know you hurtin' and worryin', I can feel it on you, but you oughta quit on it now. Because I want it over and done."
To whichever RUclips employee decided to put a really loud advert in the middle of this; my message is unprintable!
this is my "go-to" soundtrack of all time.. so heartwarming and touching at the same time.. Thomas "The Genius" Newman - thank you!
I read recently that Spike Lee and one or two others criticised this movie because they saw John Coffey as a 'token' black man whose job was to 'save white people'....I found it so sad that it was all they learned from this beautiful film.
This movie and this soundtrack will always evoke tears and chills
Hello?
Absolutely beautiful. Loved this movie too.
One of my all time fave films
From 8:48 begins one of my all time favourite films scores. Stunning. Beautiful. Haunting.
Should have won an academy award. I'll never understand why this superb music was passed over
I totally agree
1999 The Red Violin won for best score. American Beauty was nominated but I think Green Mile is the best of Newmans scores.
In 2000 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon won
I could not agree more... the film spoke on several planes -- from the physical to the stirring of the emotional constitution, now on and ever upward into that of the spiritual planes.
like so many others of Mr Newman...sadly
I cry everytime i hear this. They killed them with their love.
Great music to listen to when you go into nature to ponder things.
Un des films les plus touchant que j'ai vu, et surtout une musique magnifique !
what is the film without the music? What is the music without the film? It is a perfect combination and that is the reason why I like this film and I like the score!!!
Franz Klammer AMEN 🙏. That is like life without air to breathe. I ❤️ Love soundtracks 👍🌹
Well said my friend
One of my favorite pieces of beautiful music!!
Assurément un des plus grands films de tous les temps et l'une des plus belles musiques de films.
Un des rares films ayant réussi à me mettre la larme à l’œil. Merci pour ce moment M. Coffey....
One of the best soundtrack's ever.
one of the most beautifulist soundtrack ever made. thanks thomas newman. i can cry and smile at the same time so wonderful is it
9:53-15:10 - absolutely stunning.
eighth doctor every time I read the book now I hear this soundtrack . Really captured kings writings and the sad story within
Suffering can turn into light if you embrace the suffering with love. Came to me by listening to this.
This is beautiful yet so sad
I came here cuz I'm so sad right now. 😔 It's great to listen this masterpiece when I'm sad. Unfortunately I can't reach what I want in my life.
I think there is nothing to obsess in this world because we're gonna die eventually.
we need to do the best we can, with what we are given
Can I ask how you vision your life to be?
@@jasonlui say less, do more, keep moving on, don’t stop, don’t look back, repeat. It’s cliche, but true.
You’re a joyful soul.
This is the best movie ever made , its story line is filled with sadness humour ,kindness ,,great understanding ,,,,it brings together and captures the film with a great sence of good and bad lol
likewise shawshank redemption, gives similar vibes :)
@@cja1590 i swear this is true , i have a great facination for Shawshank Redemption its at the top of my movie list xx Great minds think alike lol xx merry christmas and hopefully we will all have a happier New Year xxx
@@janeough45 merry christmas too, all the best for you and your family
@@cja1590 XXX PS XXXX LOL
@@janeough45 i love shawshank redemption compass and guns score when red leaves its so touching
Nothing like listening to this soundtrack on a cold rainy day. Brings so many emotions to the surface. What a composer.
Haunting....yet incredibly beautiful
09-23-21 Really hitting home right now. I love this movie. I love this musical masterpiece.
Nothing will overcome the magnificent job of this movie. It has a perfect combination. The music, the roles and, of course, the story itself. Now, it is difficult to find a movie as poignant as this masterpiece.
Haunting and familiar...like a warm blanket of lifetimes amidst the great mystery of life itself.
You're a beautiful writer
10:21
I failed again. I cried. I can't hold myself when i hearing this.
no you won again ! it means your heart still works :-) Beautiful art should move you to emotion
Its not a fail. ;-)
Amayzing is beautiful!!!!
one of my favorite movies and soundtracks
There's a wonderful Pastoral, Vaughn Williams vibe in this soundtrack. You definitely get the feel of quiet yet strong sense of dignity and simplicity; and wishing for something greater. Beautiful work by Newman.
Exactly what I said. Very Vaughn Williams.
This my friend is real music !
Sure is - to me, there are shades of Ralph Vaughan Williams here. Pastoral masterpiece for sure.
Right my friend
This is very powerful. It stimulates my memories and emotions. I can never listen to this with dry eyes. Just lost my dad to COVID. This song helps me to imagine him. Such peaceful music.
Simply beautiful. Love it.
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan
Michael Jeter too. I used to watch him all the time on Sesame Street when I was a child.
Such lovely music love it
Out of Africa and Somewhere in time still are the best soundtracks I have ever heard .But indeed this here is very touching
Dieser Film ist einzigartig und hat sehr viel Bedeutung
The best movie hands down. Anybody who has watched the movie has cried at John Coffey's execution and the ending
Dieses lied widme ich mein verstorbenen opa und Oma god bless his soul i will always love you
This music is absolutely breathtaking...when I listen to it for too long(if thats even possible) I feel kinda that my troath is getting a bit choked up,then I am very high in my breathing,not really hyperventilating but more kinda out of breath. This music can be too much sometimes because it touches my soul so deep,and a human being is not always capable of dealing with it,so I only play it a few times in a long period of time.
I understand -- believe me.
Yes there are soundtracks like this one that are very heavy yet so beautiful.
Most beautiful soundtrack ever?
+peloquin
Possibly ;)
maybe
En tout cas l'une des plus profonde de l'histoire....Cette BO te fait voyager à des millions de kilomètres de l'endroit où tu es.
Yes
This or shawshank redemption. Or American beauty. Or finding nemo. Or road to perdition. Fuck it Thomas Newman is the man 😆
I love old school hip hop, biggie, 2pac, easy z and alikes. But this is special.. I have some of the most intense training sessions to this.
Thomas Newman you're a legend
I miss u mr coffey i wonder what life is like in heaven?.. the worlds worse now but still the same.Funny how you a man in a story are the only person ive felt remotely connected to in this life.❤
Awesome suite!! Great work I love it!! Thanks for posting this one!
Greatest and saddest soundtracks ever😢RIP Michael Clarke Duncan 🪦
God damn. This is the sound of heaven
There may will never be anything like this anymore.. this is just.. yall know..
Time isn't money ,its just precious !
For all the people on death row ' time can be both a bless or a curse !!
Rest in peace Mr Michael Clarke Duncan. You be always in our minds, as long we watch you're Flicker films .
This music is more powerful without the images so make your own !
Regards Kenneth John
"That's how it is everyday...all over the world."
Que maravilla. Creo con esta música que la humanidad saldrá adelante.
Grande film con una colonna sonora eccelsa!
Grazie per la splendida condivisione! :)
I've just re read the book....and astonishingly the book is superb...but the film actually better. It adds to it.
Thomas Newman & James Newton Howard...are the only two composers who create music that binds with angelic harmony with unexplainable euphoria...
This is a beautiful beautiful soundtrack. For those of you who are PC game lovers, this particular track has a certain feel of Jeremy Soule and Skyrim/Elder Scrolls to it 0 not all the time but at certain parts. Makes it even more wonderful to listen to. The guy who wrote this (Thomas Newman) I discovered has done loads of movie scores and they are really worth listening to if you think this one is good..
4:18 That’s on another scale of beautiful music
. . . my Lord , it just takes so long
I had to download this score . So beautiful.
Thomas Newman ❤️
wow he was nominated for an oscar 13 times, but never won :/
That's an absolute travesty
This is totally unfair, Thomas Newman is a genius, he deserves an Oscar.
He will
No shit?
@@VijaySiva34 shawshank redepmtion is the best ost he has made
He killed them with their love. That's how it is everyday all over the world!
Beauty transformed into sounds.
This soundtrack gives me hope when I dont otherwise have any
Hang in there buddy..and absorb all the serenity this piece gives..I hope you find happiness wherever you are.
Sucks how they don’t make good movies like this anymore
This track brings emotions to the horizon that only life can produce
"Happiness is only real when shared"
That's not The Green Mile. It's from Into The Wild. A quote from Chris McCandless
Surely the Best what has been ever performed!
Der wohl beste Film der jemals auf die Leinwand gekommen ist!
Agent Sambora...one of the best films I ever saw!
I bought the Booklets back in the Days as the Story appeared..was so captured by it....then the Movie was released and of course it couldnt catch all the Story but it did in the most beautiful Way...Great Movie, Great Actors, Great Score...
When I was young and innocent 😢 my life has turned upside down 😮
I may find peace in the other life 😢
Woah u ok?
Ever feel like ads are obnoxily long/pop up and take you out of beautiful music lsuch as this?