''I guess I wasn't the only one to get on with my life. There must've been plenty of other women for you over the years.'' ''Yeah, there were a few. But they all had the same problem.'' ''Oh, yeah? And what's that? ''They weren't you, Honey.''
One of the only redeeming qualities of the fourth film was the revival of Indy's relationship with Marion. Wish they had spent more time on that and less on...everything else.
@@AverageJoExplorations Yes, that film had so much potential. Too many extraneous characters and not enough focus on the main plot and primary relationship.
@@b1odome starting on major sixths aren’t that common either which is why people connect them especially since it’s written by the same person for similar characters
the sweeping music of love. The nostalgia that gives us meaning again. It is the music that we listen to when we walk in the stary night sky. This is the kind of music i want to hear in theaters and in movies. What ever happened to that?
Texture based - rather than melody based - seems in some circles to be in vogue. Also, the faster cuts in movies - from scene to scene - leaves less time for melodic development unfortunately.
Joel Everett: No, this doeshbags at the simmena don't know how to write a melody. And when they do they've stold it from another composer from the past. They are just to scared of making melodies!
This could be the most beautiful music Williams ever composed - and, yes, I'm taking into account all of the Star Wars scores and the Schindler's List score. Not sure, but this could be it. Anyway, I've always been in love with it.
Both of them remind me of the good days Both of them have the same opening.... Both of them represent beautiful angels... Both of them... Remind me of my Mother :'D I love you Mom! We loved watching Classics together, great days.. Thank you Marion, Thank you Leia And Lastly.. Thank you John Williams!
My parents were watching this in the other room. I listened the music and I went running saying "You're watching Star Wars, right? Where's Leia?" And nope. They were watching Indiana Jones
Aside from some superficial intervallic similiarites in the shape of the melody there aren't really direct copied and pasted elements of this song from the Han/Leia love theme. If anything it just sounds like a work composed by the same composer .... which it is. Melody and chords are completely different though. Sorry to burst your bubble. The scores exist if you wanna actually do some analyzation.
This is so beautiful! Thank you, Sergei Rachmaninov, for writing your second piano concerto so that JW could take this clarinet melody from the second movement, change the key, reorchestrate it a bit, change a few of the pitches and pass it off as original ;) ;) ;)
+Max Pankau I know exactly the theme you're talking about (I've listened to that concerto countless times), but I wouldn't say this is the same theme. They're similar, oh yes, but this theme goes off into a different direction, so… it's kind of silly to call this the same. I'd say it's still different enough to be its own theme. This is the same kind of similarity that many saw with Brahms's first symphony in the last movement, where people thought he "ripped off" Beethoven's 9th. Similar, yes. Exact copy? Absolutely not. I hear many people call John Williams a "thief" and I never understood why. If examples like this are their best evidence to support that claim, then I'd say they're just looking for reasons to hate John Williams, looking into small details a bit too much.
+Pianist Tanooki was about to say something similar, JW is prolly the greatest composer of this time, and of course like any other one is bound to get some inspiration from other great ones, perhaps in an unconscious way.
JW's "influences" are not subconscious. He intentionally composes certain themes and so forth to sound like others' music. Hollywood directors like Spielberg and Lucas used to request that.
@@mrpankau Thats an oxymoronic statement because it supposes that there is anything that has been composed that doesnt sound like others music. Thats how music works, thats how the western canon works. For some reason people feel the need to point this out with john williams music but not others. My opinion ... people must be either extremely jealous, have bad memory or be totally tone deaf.
John Williams was stuck on the music for “Raiders” when he was writing Marion’s theme and after a few Jim Beams said “Stuff it, I just use Leia’s theme a just change it in the middle. No one will know!” True Story....
Leia's theme from Star Wars and Marion's theme from Indiana Jones are just different versions of a same piece of music. It is not surprising seeing how R2D2 and C-3PO make a guest appearance in Raiders! :D
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1:32 Your eyeeees a fire burns within them brightly, much like my new under my helmet, I promise you! Shut up, people are trying to sleep! For the love of... who in the hell mines lava? And for what? If you get this reference, congrats in sharing in my childhood.
Even though this comment is 2 years old, nah, it's that the new movies he's been working were either uninspired garbage (the Disney Star Wars movies) or required a more subdued tone. Plus, the Maestro is over 88 years old.
1. Why the quotation marks around "classical"? 2. At least half the action themes in Star Wars are basically Mars: The Bringer of War put together in different ways. I think John Williams is a Gustav Holtz fan.
1. The quotation marks are there because most people refer to any music that is not modern, classical, whereas it would depend on which era the piece was written in, (Baroque, Classical, Romantic or Modern) which I am too lazy to look up. lol 2. Exactly my point! John Williams, whom I consider the best composer of all time, steals music from other composers. There are many composers Williams stole motifs or flat out phrases from.
+JediMaster7251 He was mostly active in the late 19th century and early 20th century, so that would probably post-romantic, a style which applies to most of John Williams' best known works.
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I love how Indiana’s love theme is pretty identical to Hans love theme
Yeah lmao
zimmer sounds like williams not williams like zimmer
@@rubengarcia6565 What are you talking about
@@rubengarcia6565 When they said "Hans" they meant "Han's" as in Han Solo. it sounds like Leia's theme is what they're trying to say
@@loganbigmo i was drunk or something
''I guess I wasn't the only one to get on with my life. There must've been plenty of other women for you over the years.''
''Yeah, there were a few. But they all had the same problem.''
''Oh, yeah? And what's that?
''They weren't you, Honey.''
One of the only redeeming qualities of the fourth film was the revival of Indy's relationship with Marion. Wish they had spent more time on that and less on...everything else.
@@AverageJoExplorations Yes, that film had so much potential. Too many extraneous characters and not enough focus on the main plot and primary relationship.
Best line in the film, hope she is in the fifth film
Chaotician Núñez
Where does it hurt?
“here”
*Points to dick*
@@lespion7411 well they get married at the end of the 4th so it’s likely she will be in the 5th.
When it first starts in, it sounds almost exactly like Leia's theme from empire. John Williams is the goat
I thought the same...
GoBuckeyes554 they're similar but different
GoBuckeyes554 It's just a major sixth that's the same. After it, the whole melody deviates.
b1odome it also goes to the iv in the same way
@@b1odome starting on major sixths aren’t that common either which is why people connect them especially since it’s written by the same person for similar characters
"You're not the same man I knew ten years ago"
"It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage"
Marion was Indy’s one true love
"Indiana Jones i always knew you would walk back through my door!"
Reminds me of the 'Han Solo and the Princess' theme from Empire.
Both by the great John Williams.
Your right ! Pretty much the same theme apart from a few notes
+Mossymaths Rossini was also guilty of using the same motifs in his various symphonies and concertos. He wrote them so why not use them again? Ha.
I mean there’s Han Solo, just no Princess Leia.
Absolutely one of John Williams best themes. I woke up in the middle of the night thinking how beautiful this one was.. So beautiful it hurts.
Raymond Rivera it makes me tear up. I’m an adult man.
No joke RayR, I did the same thing. I woke up in the middle of the night while thinking of this theme!
The nostalgia, LEGO Indiana Jones 1 and 2. Literally balling 😭.
Shaunyboy Me too. I am feeling very sad and nostalgic.
@@bshaun2740 this music has that effect. also yeah I'm replaying lego Indiana 1 rn as well
"Lego?" How old are you? I have nostalgia from when this film actually came out. Young'uns!
Bawling. Balling is something else.
Always thought this sounds like Leia's theme
The melody opens with the same major sixth. Quite similar and written only fours years apart.
Yes - still beautiful though.
Yes - and I don't care, it's beautiful.
That's what brought me here....and yes, I agree. This piece, is stunningly beautiful.
Ironically Harrison Ford characters married both
Same. That's why I looked it up.
Could easily be in a Star Wars film.
well somewhat
Well, that's cause it sort of is..
Haha. Exactly
It’s John williams
Its in the same universe though.
i LOVE this song, ever since I first heard it when I was kid watching the Indiana Jones films. If I ever get married, I want this song to play
Not the version of the credits, which has a far more romantic feel?
+iLikeTheUDK I don't think I've heard that version, can u send me the link?
'Indiana jones and the raiders of the lost ark soundtrack end credits' and then you've got im (It's somewhere around the middle of the piece)
@@remonholubek8123 man, you're awesome
the sweeping music of love. The nostalgia that gives us meaning again. It is the music that we listen to when we walk in the stary night sky. This is the kind of music i want to hear in theaters and in movies. What ever happened to that?
Texture based - rather than melody based - seems in some circles to be in vogue. Also, the faster cuts in movies - from scene to scene - leaves less time for melodic development unfortunately.
Joel Everett: No, this doeshbags at the simmena don't know how to write a melody. And when they do they've stold it from another composer from the past. They are just to scared of making melodies!
BWSMITTY Look at any recent film that Williams did. It’s soundtracks are still amazing (pretty much every SW movie is). Also pirates of the carribean.
BWSMITTY an old flame.
Disney. Thats what happened.
As a forklift driver, the beginning notes always fit perfectly to me raising my forks.
This played through my head during my first kiss
Woah !
@@mator2339 well it makes sense doesnt it?
Attaboy
amazing.. the next time I kiss, I am gonna make sure that.
@@vasistas.b.9140 or think of han and leias theme
This could be the most beautiful music Williams ever composed - and, yes, I'm taking into account all of the Star Wars scores and the Schindler's List score. Not sure, but this could be it. Anyway, I've always been in love with it.
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I have to agree.. that unexpected key change at about 1:30 is really beautiful
Has a similar tune to the main theme of the film "Lawrence of Arabia" as well as Han & Leia's theme from "Empire Strikes Back"
And that is EXACTLY why I love it. My two all-time favorite films
@@TheWanderlustWolf I know right? I wish more people watched Lawrence of Arabia
han and leia's theme mixed with marion's theme
+Aaron Penyami or it can be leia's thime episode 4
+Aaron Penyami hethe
+Aaron Penyami theme
It reminds me star wars' "Binary Sunset (Force Theme)" theme, soft and heart touching!..
Thankyou John Williams, Harrison Ford, Karen Allen and George Lucas for making THIS happen!
Mai Nem your forgettin steven Spielberg
I knew it sounded familiar. John William's basically created a variation of his Leia's theme
“They weren’t you honey”
Both of them remind me of the good days
Both of them have the same opening.... Both of them represent beautiful angels... Both of them... Remind me of my Mother :'D I love you Mom!
We loved watching Classics together, great days..
Thank you Marion, Thank you Leia
And Lastly.. Thank you John Williams!
This is how Marion's Theme was heard on the polydor Raiders album
John Williams a perfect musician this theme is in my top 10 john Williams theme as someone who supports LSO I think it was them
almost sounds like han solo and the princess theme
Personally I think john Williams went one better than his own Leia’s theme with this one.
man john williams sure knows how to compose a love theme
Han Solo and The Princess, Marion's Theme, Across The Stars, all just amazing.
It’s not the years honey, it’s the mileage.
Every time I hear this it makes me want to cry it’s crazy how music can do that to one person
playing this song in my john williams marching band show :3
Stormbringer221 lucky
I love this song so much!
2:47 Did anyone say, "Cairo, ciyt of the living. A paradise on earth!"
o my goodness gracious me! John Williams is the best person ever!
My parents were watching this in the other room. I listened the music and I went running saying "You're watching Star Wars, right? Where's Leia?"
And nope. They were watching Indiana Jones
First seven seconds reminded me off Star Wars
This is a beautiful piece. One of John Williams best. I just want to wake up next to a beautiful girl one morning to this music!
He kinda recycled the Han/Leia theme from the Empire strikes back. I can't blame him though, it's a good motif for a love theme.
also, with the basket chase - he recycled that for the Asteroid theme from Empire
The only real similarities are the tempo and how it's based on a Major sixth
Recycled? Then great classical music composers also recycled their compositions many times.
Aside from some superficial intervallic similiarites in the shape of the melody there aren't really direct copied and pasted elements of this song from the Han/Leia love theme. If anything it just sounds like a work composed by the same composer .... which it is. Melody and chords are completely different though. Sorry to burst your bubble. The scores exist if you wanna actually do some analyzation.
@@macree01 You're crazy to not simply agree that there is resemblance.
Ngl when this starting playing in Dial of Destiny with Indy talking about Mutt, that was heartbreaking
This is so beautiful! Thank you, Sergei Rachmaninov, for writing your second piano concerto so that JW could take this clarinet melody from the second movement, change the key, reorchestrate it a bit, change a few of the pitches and pass it off as original ;) ;) ;)
+Max Pankau I know exactly the theme you're talking about (I've listened to that concerto countless times), but I wouldn't say this is the same theme. They're similar, oh yes, but this theme goes off into a different direction, so… it's kind of silly to call this the same. I'd say it's still different enough to be its own theme. This is the same kind of similarity that many saw with Brahms's first symphony in the last movement, where people thought he "ripped off" Beethoven's 9th. Similar, yes. Exact copy? Absolutely not.
I hear many people call John Williams a "thief" and I never understood why. If examples like this are their best evidence to support that claim, then I'd say they're just looking for reasons to hate John Williams, looking into small details a bit too much.
Don't get me wrong. JW is one of the great all time American composers for sure.
+Pianist Tanooki was about to say something similar, JW is prolly the greatest composer of this time, and of course like any other one is bound to get some inspiration from other great ones, perhaps in an unconscious way.
JW's "influences" are not subconscious. He intentionally composes certain themes and so forth to sound like others' music. Hollywood directors like Spielberg and Lucas used to request that.
@@mrpankau Thats an oxymoronic statement because it supposes that there is anything that has been composed that doesnt sound like others music. Thats how music works, thats how the western canon works. For some reason people feel the need to point this out with john williams music but not others. My opinion ... people must be either extremely jealous, have bad memory or be totally tone deaf.
Fantastic movie!!
John Williams was stuck on the music for “Raiders” when he was writing Marion’s theme and after a few Jim Beams said “Stuff it, I just use Leia’s theme a just change it in the middle. No one will know!” True Story....
This really does have an Ancient Egyptian vibe to it
Indiana Jones is my favourite movie, the man of my life, and my name is Marion, my life is complete
So Romantic
*song starts playing*
me: yeah one sec lemme just *screaming*
So identical yet each so beautiful.
I wish John Williams would have composed a score for one of the Star Trek films then my life and the Saga would be complete!!
Sounds so much like the love theme in Star Wars Han and leia and supermans love theme. Makes you want to cry lol
that minor 4 chord
Leia and Han vibes 100000000%
Qué hermosa canción recuerdos de mi infancia
John Williams copied himself when it came to this theme lol
I always heard it as "Down where we walked"
Makes me miss her more when we would go on walks.
I kinda suspected as much for 30 odd years, and CinemaSins kinda confirmed it. The first three notes is alexia’s theme
Did anyone else ever notice that this sounds a great deal like Maria's theme from Metropolis?
Que romantico el tema
this is my happy place.
Love the arrangement in the middle (2:08) in this version, to me it's better and more complete than the original. :)
Think like some others that this is one of his strongest yet shortest pieces......reminds me of why I love my wife......
I consider this the complete version of Princess Leia's Theme.
this was one of his best themes for a women with Jones
This is a lot like leia’s theme , and Han and leia theme
Inspiradora melodia....
Leia's theme from Star Wars and Marion's theme from Indiana Jones are just different versions of a same piece of music. It is not surprising seeing how R2D2 and C-3PO make a guest appearance in Raiders! :D
Leia .........
Did anyone else come here after hearing John William’s score of Helena’s Theme from Indy 5?
We exist in our current state for only a moment in time. Cherish and remember moments as they pass, but remember that each new moment is as good as the past! Time must pass, so might as well enjoy best we can, and to build to a better future.
Love this song
1:32 Your eyeeees a fire burns within them brightly, much like my new under my helmet, I promise you!
Shut up, people are trying to sleep! For the love of... who in the hell mines lava? And for what?
If you get this reference, congrats in sharing in my childhood.
been looking for this song theme
Cool.
Mutt's mom
no silly this is han and leia’s theme lol
John Williams had so much inspirations back then...or maybe i'm too old to appreciate his new tracks..?
Even though this comment is 2 years old, nah, it's that the new movies he's been working were either uninspired garbage (the Disney Star Wars movies) or required a more subdued tone. Plus, the Maestro is over 88 years old.
GOAT
Que romántico
nice video, nice to meet you
Amazing
everybody is talking about Leia's theme, but the start kind of reminds me of Stargate
Can anyone else vaguely hear this in Holst's Venus from the planets suite?
Well, John Williams is famous for taking motifs from "classical" music and incorporating them into his works.
1. Why the quotation marks around "classical"?
2. At least half the action themes in Star Wars are basically Mars: The Bringer of War put together in different ways. I think John Williams is a Gustav Holtz fan.
1. The quotation marks are there because most people refer to any music that is not modern, classical, whereas it would depend on which era the piece was written in, (Baroque, Classical, Romantic or Modern) which I am too lazy to look up. lol
2. Exactly my point! John Williams, whom I consider the best composer of all time, steals music from other composers. There are many composers Williams stole motifs or flat out phrases from.
+JediMaster7251 He was mostly active in the late 19th century and early 20th century, so that would probably post-romantic, a style which applies to most of John Williams' best known works.
Rachmaninoff's piano concerto!!!
this music makes me want to hide in a basket with a frying pan
I love how John Williams was like Phuuuuuhk it, I’ll just reuse the theme. LmFAO. Switch one note or two. The majority dumbo masses won’t even notice.
I hope her theme in indiana jones 5 that would be awesome
This inspired the shape of water theme!!
Honestly. This sounds a lot like the John carter theme
IS THAT MAID MARION IF SO THIS IS ROBIN WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL OF MY LIFE.
Omid... m'as tu oublié ?
The titlehould be Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark
is this exactly the same as Rachmaninoff No.2 in C minor adagio sostenuto or am I delusional
You are not delusional. You are exactly correct.
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LET'S GET MARRIED
I'm with u on that one czotie
gawtdamn
Liszt - Liebestraum
What key is this in?
Adagio Rachmaninov Piano Concerto 2, anyone..?
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2:25 😌
Leiaaa
1:21 - 1:55 reminds me of "True Love's Kiss"
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