It's amazing how important music is to memorable moments in film. Some hints of 'commando' and 'aliens' in it but very very effective. I think this film and soundtrack is underrated.
This soundtrack contains all the seeds for "Braveheart" and "Titanic" (and some themes are better here). It is, possibly, the most underrated work by James Horner.
@@vincenzoberetta1085 and this particular song has several seeds for Apollo 13, (although Horner was probably working on this score and Apollo 13's at the same time, seeing as the movies came out a year apart).
It's nice to hear a harp being used in a music score, alongside the use of a piano. Nowadays, music scores sound mundane and formulaic. I still do miss Horner.
@@DemonBoy3223 Yeah, back in the day each of the major movie composers had a signature style that you could recognize. Now it's all just generic, like it's produced through a software program.
@@mroctober3657 Amen to that, dude. I could possibly think of Michael Giacchino as a rare exception, whilst many others seem to do music for music's sake.
@@DemonBoy3223 He's doing the upcoming The Batman. It will be interesting to hear what he comes up with there but it's animpossible task to outdo Elfman's 1989 Batman theme.
@@mroctober3657 Yeah, Elfman really set the tone for Batman's music theme. But as the old saying goes, "to each their own". I am just happy to know Giacchino is doing it, I really LOVE his _War for the Planet of the Apes_ score, I was left deeply emotional from that, so I have faith in him. *;)* Speaking of _The Batman,_ I like that, from what it seems like, it will be more like a detective/serial killer thriller similar to _Se7en_ and _Chinatown,_ but I am waiting to see how Robert Pattinson will turn out in the title role, I do hope he's taking it as seriously as he should.
"Talk to me, Krabs." "It started out, as a simple order... a Krabby Patty with cheese.." "So what went wrong?" "When the costumer took a bite..... NO CHEESE!!!!!!!" "I'm goin' in."
The build up after 1:45you can just picture the caravan of white suburbans on the way to their fate….such a great soundtrack combined perfectly with the ambush scene.
0:51 - 1:20 - 0:36 Man on submarine: Sonar 40, is that sound still out there? Man Speaking German: Contact bearing 60 degrees, quite faint. (The people on the submarine listened to a sound) Mancuso: Depth 9. Pretty good. (Jonesy raises his hand up) Man# 1: What's going on, jonesy? (Jonesy hears the laugh of spongebob) Man# 2: I can't hear. Man# 3: What the hell is it? (He listens closefully) Man# 2: Splashes! (Spongebob's laugh is heard) Jonesy: 3000 yards, closing, ultimately fast. (As Mancuso looks closely to the submarine satelite, the picture of Spongebob was seen on the right. James Earl jones was not impressed) James Earl Jones: Mother of God! (We then cut to Spongebob playing with his Submarine with Gary in the bathtub) Spongebob: Don't you just love playing submarine, gary? Gary: Meow Spongebob: Prepare to dive! (Spongebob plunges the submarine in the water, implying some of the submarine people died/Music from "The Peacemaker" by Hans Zimmer plays) Man# 4: Move it! Move it! Move it! (An early title of "The Spongebob Squarepants Movie" was shown) Announcer: The Spongebob Squarepants Movie (We then cut to spongebob's toy duck and submarine as we see water drowing as the theme from Spongebob plays) Man on the Subamarine #2: Captain, sir, um, you're never gonna believe this. (The song fades) Jonesy: For a second, i thought i heard... Mancuso: Heard what? Jonesy: I thought i heard singing sir. (A sign that says "Thanksgiving 2004" appears as well as an anthropomorphic orange fish with a title saying "Nickelodeon"/ the song ends with a pirate laughing)
3:06 - 3:23 - 3:40 Spongebob: Talk to me, Krabs. Mr. Krabs: Oh, it started out as a simple order, a Krabby Patty with cheese. Spongebob: So what went wrong? Mr. Krabs: When the costumer took a bite, NO CHEESE!!! Spongebob: Im going in. Narrator: Now, the only thing that stands between an improbably-made sandwich, and the disaster is the courage of one sponge.
It's amazing how important music is to memorable moments in film. Some hints of 'commando' and 'aliens' in it but very very effective. I think this film and soundtrack is underrated.
This soundtrack contains all the seeds for "Braveheart" and "Titanic" (and some themes are better here). It is, possibly, the most underrated work by James Horner.
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@@vincenzoberetta1085 and this particular song has several seeds for Apollo 13, (although Horner was probably working on this score and Apollo 13's at the same time, seeing as the movies came out a year apart).
The undertones of the pan flute (traditional Latin American instrument) can be heard throughout the film. Also used in Commando.
Powerful, the build is SO stunning, one of Horner's greatest pieces !! He is SO missed.
5:11.
This music *made* the ambush scene in this movie!
Damn right!!
"Dan!"
When Harrison yells Dan and runs to protect his best friend.omg…
Or telling the driver, "Back up. Back up!"
Used to replay that musical cue over and over again
This tune is so intense, yet rhythmic.
I read all these books before they all became movies. I was that nerd on the bus.
Did you read Red Storm Rising? Good book
De machine is still on, Moira!
Can listing for hours
So much so
7:25 I Love This Part I Was Made Me Cry
This part of the song also plays in the Apollo 13 movie, in the re-entry scene, when the astronauts are returning to Earth.
I like the harp near the beginning. James Horner always made good use of that instrument.
It's nice to hear a harp being used in a music score, alongside the use of a piano. Nowadays, music scores sound mundane and formulaic. I still do miss Horner.
@@DemonBoy3223 Yeah, back in the day each of the major movie composers had a signature style that you could recognize. Now it's all just generic, like it's produced through a software program.
@@mroctober3657 Amen to that, dude. I could possibly think of Michael Giacchino as a rare exception, whilst many others seem to do music for music's sake.
@@DemonBoy3223 He's doing the upcoming The Batman. It will be interesting to hear what he comes up with there but it's animpossible task to outdo Elfman's 1989 Batman theme.
@@mroctober3657 Yeah, Elfman really set the tone for Batman's music theme. But as the old saying goes, "to each their own". I am just happy to know Giacchino is doing it, I really LOVE his _War for the Planet of the Apes_ score, I was left deeply emotional from that, so I have faith in him. *;)*
Speaking of _The Batman,_ I like that, from what it seems like, it will be more like a detective/serial killer thriller similar to _Se7en_ and _Chinatown,_ but I am waiting to see how Robert Pattinson will turn out in the title role, I do hope he's taking it as seriously as he should.
Did you know that the Ambush soundtrack parts was also used for the beginning of the trailer of Kurt Russell’s 1996 action film Executive Decision.
It was also used in the trailer for the SpongeBob SquarePants movie.
Crimson Tide (1995) teaser trailer too, as well as The General’s Daughter
Deep Impact as well
@@ClaudioTV2005 Yeah, I Know because James Horner also did composed and conducted Deep Impact as well.
Perfect energetic action music.
"Talk to me, Krabs."
"It started out, as a simple order... a Krabby Patty with cheese.."
"So what went wrong?"
"When the costumer took a bite..... NO CHEESE!!!!!!!"
"I'm goin' in."
3:07
The build up after 1:45you can just picture the caravan of white suburbans on the way to their fate….such a great soundtrack combined perfectly with the ambush scene.
"London Has Fallen" brought me right here.
This part of the soundtrack was the trailers of The General's Daughter and The SpongeBob SquarePants movie
Crimson Tide (1995) and Executive Decision (1996) too
Teaser trailer specifically for the former
Rules of Engagement and Independence Day.
Also Deep Impact
If only our Government worked like this, with honer and integrety.
Could be the top rap beat...sounds very hip hop.
7:25 🔥
Search the Apollo 13 movie soundtrack and listen to the track "Re-entry & Splashdown", you will hear this same musical cue from "The Ambush"
5:45 Dr. Ryan (Ford): Back up! 😱
Parts at 0:34 and 3:06 are used for the teaser and theatrical trailers of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.
And The General's Daughter
and Crimson Tide (teaser trailer specifically) and Executive Decision
also 3:40 and 5:09 for The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie trailer
Questo è il film più bello che abbia mai fatto Harrison Ford insieme a Air Force One
0:52 same tune from Commando
Ha I'm just watching clear and present danger and knew I'd heard that tune before.. then it dawned on me, commando!!!
I hear James Horner's own 'Commando' theme in this at 4:30
SO TRUE !!!!!
Came here for 7:14 - 8:19
Same
Used in trailers of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and Crimson Tide.
And the 2020 film Tom and Jerry
@@arturootoya8914 Really? Is it?
The teaser for Tom and Jerry did not come out.
@@michaelmalkowski7985 I agree.
Independence Day (1996) Had This Too
0:51 - 1:20 - 0:36
Man on submarine: Sonar 40, is that sound still out there?
Man Speaking German: Contact bearing 60 degrees, quite faint.
(The people on the submarine listened to a sound)
Mancuso: Depth 9. Pretty good.
(Jonesy raises his hand up)
Man# 1: What's going on, jonesy?
(Jonesy hears the laugh of spongebob)
Man# 2: I can't hear.
Man# 3: What the hell is it?
(He listens closefully)
Man# 2: Splashes!
(Spongebob's laugh is heard)
Jonesy: 3000 yards, closing, ultimately fast.
(As Mancuso looks closely to the submarine satelite, the picture of Spongebob was seen on the right. James Earl jones was not impressed)
James Earl Jones: Mother of God!
(We then cut to Spongebob playing with his Submarine with Gary in the bathtub)
Spongebob: Don't you just love playing submarine, gary?
Gary: Meow
Spongebob: Prepare to dive!
(Spongebob plunges the submarine in the water, implying some of the submarine people died/Music from "The Peacemaker" by Hans Zimmer plays)
Man# 4: Move it! Move it! Move it!
(An early title of "The Spongebob Squarepants Movie" was shown)
Announcer: The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
(We then cut to spongebob's toy duck and submarine as we see water drowing as the theme from Spongebob plays)
Man on the Subamarine #2: Captain, sir, um, you're never gonna believe this.
(The song fades)
Jonesy: For a second, i thought i heard...
Mancuso: Heard what?
Jonesy: I thought i heard singing sir.
(A sign that says "Thanksgiving 2004" appears as well as an anthropomorphic orange fish with a title saying "Nickelodeon"/ the song ends with a pirate laughing)
4:30
「４８時間」「コマンドー」「レッドブル」みんないっしょかい！
3:06 - 3:23 - 3:40
Spongebob: Talk to me, Krabs.
Mr. Krabs: Oh, it started out as a simple order, a Krabby Patty with cheese.
Spongebob: So what went wrong?
Mr. Krabs: When the costumer took a bite, NO CHEESE!!!
Spongebob: Im going in.
Narrator: Now, the only thing that stands between an improbably-made sandwich, and the disaster is the courage of one sponge.
and also 5:09
More cowbell!!!
4:16
3:05
Why did someone just dm me this on discord?
u r probably playing a tom clancy game
Because it’s awesome
Anyone here because of the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie trailer music
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