What's utterly bewildering is that you will never find this soundtrack in Zimmer's top 10 as rated by almost anyone. Have they even listened to it let alone heard of the film? I will never be able to find the article, but I remember reading Zimmer's comments on his music. He said many fans come to him talking about the Last Samurai yet he said he always thought back to the Thin Red Line, citing that there was something not only different about the film but the mood and feel of the music he was able to compose for it. I first saw the Thin Red Line in my mid teens and nothing else has captured me so profoundly. I haven't stopped listening to the soundtrack to this day, and it's still able to capture this feeling inside me, like a haunted beauty that ponders about life and touches on a brilliance I've yet to find anywhere else.
The critics ignore it because it's tied to a war movie. Ignore it and it will go away. Sometimes the will to change how we do things on this planet trails off into a simple denial.
@@fergarciamina8973 I did watch Interstellar for just the second time on 4K some months ago on my home theatre system. It's a very good film; I absolutely loved the visuals, going through the warp, the scenes with the black hole, and the soundtrack. The track with the ticking clock (during the tidal wave scene) is excellent.
“Witt’s Death” into “Playing” is one of the most simple, yet achingly beautiful scores of the modern era. The way Hans takes the Melanesian melody from “Jesus, You Hold My Hand” and turns it into a song of lament is reminiscent of King David’s psalms of pain and praise. One of the greatest film scores ever and criminally underrated. Truly worthy of a Terrence Malick film.
I know a lot of people consider The Dark Knight, Interstellar and especially Inception as Hans Zimmer greatest scores but personally I find the soundtrack to The Thin Red Line as Hans Zimmer greatest work. I can't describe it but the emotions of happiness, deep sadness, anger, loss, etc I feel like if there was a movie score that described humanity at its brightest and darkest then this is that score. To me this movie score is just special and no score has matched it in terms of raw emotion
I've seen every Malick film and find Thin Red Line to be his best. "A Hidden Life" would be my second pick. There is something about the contrast between the horror of war with an individuals search to trancedence that works so well in his style of film making.
If you ever worn a uniform, this sound track will open a flood of memories, US army 1970, dedicated to my friend William Charles Sheldon killed in Da Nang Vietnam 1968, 19 years old.
My favorite film. Also because of the Music, which fits perfectly into the deep wisdom, lying behind trying to discover any sense of man, being such a contradictory part of nature. The Music and the film itsself offers me HOPE, that there maybe any sense. The answer has to remain open......
Saw this film upon release in a big cinema theater. At the end of the movie when the titlerole rolled down I kept seated mesmerized by this music feeling depressed from what i had just experienced. As the crowd shuffled out no words were spoken or whispered. Total silence and I am fairly sure any of them who had served, like me, slept badly that night.
Just listened to the track Light whilst driving home from my horses... Im feeling really down as I'm constantly skint, traumatised from losing 2 children hence I have the animals I work hard to protect their lives and this music got me right there!! Drove with tears streaming down thinking if I died right now listening to this I would find peace thankfully I'm home and able to breathe and look forward to another day saving my precious sentinent fur babies... I hurt but I'm OK ❤️❤️... Thinking of those who feel like me too 💙💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
My favorite music soundtrack score. I am an avid score collector. This music transcends every emotion I could possibly describe in words alone. I play this regularly. What depth, beauty, utter sadness conveyed in this music. A masterpiece by any reckoning.
Like no other Hanz Zimmer is able to capture humanity, our struggle with ourselves and our struggle with evil and express that experience into scores. This being the best example. "Who lit this spark in us?"...
one of "thee" best war movies one can encounter,no not watch,encounter on different levels as beings.such a lovely mixture of poetic thoughts colliding with brutual reality war.
The transition from Best Friends to One Soul is perhaps the most profound and spiritual touch of music I’ve ever heard. Deep reflection during this transition.
such an amazing ost. Hans is our Mozart. I so love Witt's death song. It's so sad. It makes me think about his life. I feel he went to fight because he had no-one left in the world. So sad how he died :-(
yeah, he was a great character, but sean penn was right though when they talked about how the world is. witt was unique but naive. he meant well but in the end it got him killed.great movie i cry everytime i see it.
@@michaelredd4676 I mean, Sean Penn was clearly right and obviously Witt was very naive, but here´s what I got of that ending: Evil is already a part of human nature. Maybe it wasn´t in the beggining, maybe it won´t be in the end, but as of now, it is. And the simple fact that one chose to see light and seek it until the very end makes him a fool in Penn´s character point of view. But isn´t it kind of the point? Like, what´s stopping us from seeking light? Perhaps too many things are stopping us from finding it now, but what´s stopping us from SEEKING it? Maybe - in my opinion - this was the point of that ending (i.e. even when light shows itself, we choose to stop searching for it the moment evil returns.) Yes, we might live in a box. But let´s try our best not to.
If anyone is wondering what song is playing when the Solomon Island kids are playing on the shore and swimming it is: Requiem in D Minor, Op. 48: In Paradisum by Gabriel Faure. Malick is so poetic with the rhythm and shots he uses in his films. He uses nature and the human experience, both the tragic and beautiful, as a signpost to something divine. I love his work!
i love love love this movie,my dad show it me maybe around 2004, i was 10 yrs, its a masterpiece. underrated. no other movei can show you how war is, and how the spirit suffer..
I remember watching the movie back in 1998 on VHS. This movie was a light in the darkness of my loneliness. Seen it like 40 times through the years. Always powerfull experience.
Thin red line is the greatest movie I have seen, shows humans true nature, it is a war movie, but you can relate to the difference characters in modern life situations.
This sound track Is number # 1 for me. So impactful and soul moving. As soon as I watched this movie when it came out I urgently searched for this soundtrack then Apple ITunes came out and bought it immediately.
“This great evil, where's it come from? How'd it steal into the world? What seed, what root did it grow from? Who's doing this? Who's killing us, robbing us of life and light, mocking us with the sight of what we might've known? Does our ruin benefit the earth, does it help the grass to grow, the sun to shine? Is this darkness in you, too? Have you passed through this night?”
Absolutely Hans Zimmer's best which is saying a lot. But this is truly epic and tender. Staggering piece of work for a great Director on a massively underrated film
Thank you very much for uploading. I now think that this is Hans Zimmer's best score. It is so soft and sad, it brings you to a mood which I would call serenity
Este soundtrack me acompañó a lo largo de uno de los momentos más difíciles de mi vida, me dio paz y tranquilidad en aquellos días...y se quedó conmigo para siempre, luego, en días posteriores fue el instrumento de serenidad cuando hice una ultra maratón...una vez el cuerpo agotado, la mente me sostuvo y fueron "Lonely House" y "Best Friends" las que me acompañaron en aquel trance hasta la línea de meta...siempre será parte de mi vida....!!
Terrence Malick, Hans Zimmer = Best war movie ever. But i love Path Of Glorie, Full Metal Jacket, Private soldier Ryan etc.... This is the most beautiful movie again war and industrie of war. Chef d’œuvre.
"Nos quieren muertos o viviendo su mentira". Una de las grandes frases que se dejan escuchar en of. Con ésta película supe que el género bélico era el más dramático e importante por excelencia SIEMPRE Y CUANDO SE TRATE DE UN MENSAJE ANTI-BÉLICO. Ninguna película que trate éste género merece respeto si no es una clara denuncia a las atrocidades de la guerra, ocurra ésta donde sea. Las películas de guerra donde se destaca el heroísmo, patrioterismo y cualquier otra estupidez deberían estar fuera del ideario de cualquier persona que se respete. No puedo describir bien a esta banda sonora...¿genial? ¿sublime? Los conceptos son insuficientes....
Ver este grandioso film, escuchar esta música extraordinaria te lleva a conectar con lo sublime. Tu corazón late con fuerza, el pecho te oprime, las lágrimas acuden a tus ojos...la música, la más bella de las artes, eleva el espíritu.
Música que refleja con gran fidelidad y belleza el espíritu y sentido de un film insuperable. Nunca ví una síntesis tan real de la tragedia humana que envuelve una guerra. Una obra maestra de música y de cine.
Músico de la talla de los grandes maestros. Sensibilidad, majestuosidad a la vez que humildad. Y sobre todo, lo que caracteriza a un maestro con su obra: Atemporalidad.
Parts of the new Steve Roach / Michael Stearns album are reminiscent of this soundtrack, which I noticed yesterday, so today I decided to give this one a new spin after many years. Used to listen to this soundtrack in the car constantly. I prefer the beautiful Charles Ives piece (iirc) over Zimmer's, I forget which track it is. I'm glad Malick made that decision even if Zimmer was upset about it.
Are you righteous? Kind? Does your confidence lie in this? Are you loved by all? Know that I was, too. Do you imagine your suffering will be any less because you loved goodness and truth?
3:2926:28 Beauty exists in such a way that speaks that given god and his light will guide and find you through the pain and darkness no matter how hard the path chosen at hand is to you, you will always have him behind you knowing that death only means immortality through nature only to those who have found there peace with god in such a way you will give your life to those who cannot see the light and show them the strength that lies beneath our blood and to show god is in all of us. I have found my peace a long time a go after I tried hanging myself due to not wanting to be apart of this world anymore from being bullied at school and watching my dad beat my mum to death nearly and from this I the very tree I tried hanging myself off, the branch snapped and in that very moment god saved my life and showed me the light and so I accepted my fate and the path I had been given and that no matter how many people who stand in front of me along with the pain and torment, god will always be looking over me from above along with my my brothers and my grandma. God bless to everyone and may you find your peace and be at one with it.
Zu den Leuten sage ich immer das sie sich den Film unbedingt anschauen sollen. "Nein, ich mag keine Kriegsfilme bla bla bla". Das ist einer der besten Filme überhaupt. Ja, es wird Krieg gezeigt ..... aber auch und vor allem sehr viel Menschlichkeit. Der Film ist brutal, aber nicht wegen Kriegszenen ..... sondern weil man die Mensche sieht und mit ihnen leidet. Das ist und bleibt für mich einer der besten Filme überhaupt !
Question for the OP - did you arrange/blend the tracks together to create this, or was this suite arranged by Hans Zimmer? Thank you for posting... I adore this music.
I've been trying to find this forever. Playing is one of my favourite tracks (I didn't even know it had a name!). Would you also be able to make a separate track version of the files for download?
@@jesperburns Yeah, for some reason they never included it in the score. I always liked this version when it plays during one of the opening scenes showing the humanity of the characters before it's ultimately taken from them.
because you expect something for free? ... sign up like any other person who wants access to the music we love ....its not a lot of money if you really love music ...
@@alistairrobertson3198 No, I'm not complaining about ads existing. I'm complaining about ads carelessly placed in the middle of songs instead of between them.
What's utterly bewildering is that you will never find this soundtrack in Zimmer's top 10 as rated by almost anyone. Have they even listened to it let alone heard of the film? I will never be able to find the article, but I remember reading Zimmer's comments on his music. He said many fans come to him talking about the Last Samurai yet he said he always thought back to the Thin Red Line, citing that there was something not only different about the film but the mood and feel of the music he was able to compose for it. I first saw the Thin Red Line in my mid teens and nothing else has captured me so profoundly. I haven't stopped listening to the soundtrack to this day, and it's still able to capture this feeling inside me, like a haunted beauty that ponders about life and touches on a brilliance I've yet to find anywhere else.
They always mention Inception....
Completely feeling the same. Like many others here this movie changed the way I am looking at life.
The critics ignore it because it's tied to a war movie. Ignore it and it will go away. Sometimes the will to change how we do things on this planet trails off into a simple denial.
With interstellar, IMO, this is the best hans Zimmer's
@@fergarciamina8973 I did watch Interstellar for just the second time on 4K some months ago on my home theatre system. It's a very good film; I absolutely loved the visuals, going through the warp, the scenes with the black hole, and the soundtrack. The track with the ticking clock (during the tidal wave scene) is excellent.
“Witt’s Death” into “Playing” is one of the most simple, yet achingly beautiful scores of the modern era. The way Hans takes the Melanesian melody from “Jesus, You Hold My Hand” and turns it into a song of lament is reminiscent of King David’s psalms of pain and praise. One of the greatest film scores ever and criminally underrated. Truly worthy of a Terrence Malick film.
I know a lot of people consider The Dark Knight, Interstellar and especially Inception as Hans Zimmer greatest scores but personally I find the soundtrack to The Thin Red Line as Hans Zimmer greatest work. I can't describe it but the emotions of happiness, deep sadness, anger, loss, etc I feel like if there was a movie score that described humanity at its brightest and darkest then this is that score. To me this movie score is just special and no score has matched it in terms of raw emotion
Never saw a film like it nor a soundtrack that can come near the depth of this masterpiece. Inspired..
This film is way underrated.
Cold mountain
I've seen every Malick film and find Thin Red Line to be his best. "A Hidden Life" would be my second pick. There is something about the contrast between the horror of war with an individuals search to trancedence that works so well in his style of film making.
"Love.. Where does it come from? Who lit this flame in us? No war can put it out, conquer it. I was a prisoner. You set me free."
😇🛐💓🇭🇺👌
- You ever get lonely?
- Only around people.
You still believing in the beautiful light are ya?
Where’s your spark now?
I still see a spark in you...
Witt's Death. The music is unsurpassed in evoking feelings of love, grace, and Divine presence.
If you ever worn a uniform, this sound track will open a flood of memories, US army 1970, dedicated to my friend William Charles Sheldon killed in Da Nang Vietnam 1968, 19 years old.
After I saw your post I went to visit William Charles Sheldon online at the Vietnam War Memorial. So young. I honor him and yourself.
Que edad tenias tú en ese entonces amigo? Maldita sean las guerras que se llevaron las vidas de tantos jovenes. Espero que hayas alcanzado la paz...
My favorite film. Also because of the Music, which fits perfectly into the deep wisdom, lying behind trying to discover any sense of man, being such a contradictory part of nature. The Music and the film itsself offers me HOPE, that there maybe any sense. The answer has to remain open......
“Oh, my soul, let me be in you now. Look out through my eyes, look out at the things you've made. All things shining.”
Saw this film upon release in a big cinema theater. At the end of the movie when the titlerole rolled down I kept seated mesmerized by this music feeling depressed from what i had just experienced. As the crowd shuffled out no words were spoken or whispered. Total silence and I am fairly sure any of them who had served, like me, slept badly that night.
Same here bro, I knew I was coming back to see it again ,,,and again
Just listened to the track Light whilst driving home from my horses... Im feeling really down as I'm constantly skint, traumatised from losing 2 children hence I have the animals I work hard to protect their lives and this music got me right there!! Drove with tears streaming down thinking if I died right now listening to this I would find peace thankfully I'm home and able to breathe and look forward to another day saving my precious sentinent fur babies... I hurt but I'm OK ❤️❤️... Thinking of those who feel like me too 💙💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Chin up, it's not meant to be easy here. You seem self-sacrificial, and that's what matters, like the film's main character and message.
It's hard but keep walking. Go ahead.
Big hugs from John , god bless
The Lord is close to the broken hearted. The crushed in spirit He rescues.
My favorite music soundtrack score. I am an avid score collector. This music transcends every emotion I could possibly describe in words alone. I play this regularly. What depth, beauty, utter sadness conveyed in this music. A masterpiece by any reckoning.
Like no other Hanz Zimmer is able to capture humanity, our struggle with ourselves and our struggle with evil and express that experience into scores. This being the best example. "Who lit this spark in us?"...
That scene jesus, "I met an airforce captain" pure heartache.
of all the amazing soundtracks Hans Zimmer created this is the one I come back to the most
Journy to the Line hits everything emotion, ugency, sadness and the thought, "whos doing this to us".... profound.
one of "thee" best war movies one can encounter,no not watch,encounter on different levels as beings.such a lovely mixture of poetic thoughts colliding with brutual reality war.
The transition from Best Friends to One Soul is perhaps the most profound and spiritual touch of music I’ve ever heard. Deep reflection during this transition.
...dying..slow as a tree...brilliant film,stellar sndtrk...Nolte should of got an Oscar ...tak from Bornholm,Denmark!
such an amazing ost. Hans is our Mozart. I so love Witt's death song. It's so sad. It makes me think about his life. I feel he went to fight because he had no-one left in the world. So sad how he died :-(
yeah, he was a great character, but sean penn was right though when they talked about how the world is. witt was unique but naive. he meant well but in the end it got him killed.great movie i cry everytime i see it.
@@michaelredd4676 Amen brother. I watch this amazing movie yearly and listen to the soundtrack as often as I can.
@@michaelredd4676 I want to read the book, hopefully there's more on Witt's life before enlisting.
@@michaelredd4676 I mean, Sean Penn was clearly right and obviously Witt was very naive, but here´s what I got of that ending:
Evil is already a part of human nature. Maybe it wasn´t in the beggining, maybe it won´t be in the end, but as of now, it is. And the simple fact that one chose to see light and seek it until the very end makes him a fool in Penn´s character point of view. But isn´t it kind of the point? Like, what´s stopping us from seeking light? Perhaps too many things are stopping us from finding it now, but what´s stopping us from SEEKING it? Maybe - in my opinion - this was the point of that ending (i.e. even when light shows itself, we choose to stop searching for it the moment evil returns.) Yes, we might live in a box. But let´s try our best not to.
The best music has no lyrics. This is music for the soul.
If anyone is wondering what song is playing when the Solomon Island kids are playing on the shore and swimming it is: Requiem in D Minor, Op. 48: In Paradisum by Gabriel Faure.
Malick is so poetic with the rhythm and shots he uses in his films. He uses nature and the human experience, both the tragic and beautiful, as a signpost to something divine.
I love his work!
The Letter...never fails to give me goosebumps.
It’s incredible to think that one person wrote so many beautiful compositions. I wouldn’t know where to start making even a single tune.
i love love love this movie,my dad show it me maybe around 2004, i was 10 yrs, its a masterpiece. underrated. no other movei can show you how war is, and how the spirit suffer..
I remember watching the movie back in 1998 on VHS. This movie was a light in the darkness of my loneliness. Seen it like 40 times through the years. Always powerfull experience.
Same for me.. it hit my soul like a ton of bricks. I've seen it 20 plus times. I listen to the sound track weekly still...
Thin red line is the greatest movie I have seen, shows humans true nature, it is a war movie, but you can relate to the difference characters in modern life situations.
This sound track Is number # 1 for me. So impactful and soul moving. As soon as I watched this movie when it came out I urgently searched for this soundtrack then Apple ITunes came out and bought it immediately.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Haunting, beautiful and powerful, one of the greatest film soundtracks of all time.
MASTERPIECE
What a film, what a score, timeless... something to aspire to no doubt.
I love " A LETTER" it portrays despair, melancholy...beautiful!
Love Hans Zimmer's music. The best sound tracks. Always puts another dimension to a movie that touches the soul like only a movie soundtrack can.
This is his ONLY great original score composition. The rest of his works are mediocrity. For true greatest listen to John Barry.
Best thought provoking soundtrack ever for a thinking spiritual person
Masterpiece Soundtrack and Movie
“This great evil, where's it come from? How'd it steal into the world? What seed, what root did it grow from? Who's doing this? Who's killing us, robbing us of life and light, mocking us with the sight of what we might've known? Does our ruin benefit the earth, does it help the grass to grow, the sun to shine? Is this darkness in you, too?
Have you passed through this night?”
THE SOUNDTRACK WOULD BE MY DESERT ISLAND DISC...
I just listened to Christopher Nolan's Desert Island Discs and he chose this, that's what reminded me of it and brought me here :D
Green island.
... emotional.... carries you away!
The only great Zimmer score. This is the one. You can keep the rest.
This music is sublime.
Outstanding ost
Absolutely Hans Zimmer's best which is saying a lot. But this is truly epic and tender. Staggering piece of work for a great Director on a massively underrated film
@@davidstalane Who GAF ?. It was the only 'recent' TM film that matched his earlier work in terms of emotional depth and beauty
My parents had this on VHS. Would play it alot. I guess they were fans. Now I watch it alone.
I'd say it's underrated. Alot of good story elements.
Thank you very much for uploading. I now think that this is Hans Zimmer's best score. It is so soft and sad, it brings you to a mood which I would call serenity
Witt the best of men.
Este soundtrack me acompañó a lo largo de uno de los momentos más difíciles de mi vida, me dio paz y tranquilidad en aquellos días...y se quedó conmigo para siempre, luego, en días posteriores fue el instrumento de serenidad cuando hice una ultra maratón...una vez el cuerpo agotado, la mente me sostuvo y fueron "Lonely House" y "Best Friends" las que me acompañaron en aquel trance hasta la línea de meta...siempre será parte de mi vida....!!
True Art Inspired by a true soul
I got this movie, "Thin Red Line" and it's a very good movie. and i like listening to the soundtrack.
This film is great because the soundtrack makes it so.
Put on a great set of headphones, Turn out the lights, Close your eyes and let this
music take you out of your body drift into pure consciousness
Thanks for taking so much effort to give us this lovely music!
Terrence Malick, Hans Zimmer = Best war movie ever. But i love Path Of Glorie, Full Metal Jacket, Private soldier Ryan etc.... This is the most beautiful movie again war and industrie of
war. Chef d’œuvre.
Still think this is Zimmers most mature work.
"Nos quieren muertos o viviendo su mentira". Una de las grandes frases que se dejan escuchar en of. Con ésta película supe que el género bélico era el más dramático e importante por excelencia SIEMPRE Y CUANDO SE TRATE DE UN MENSAJE ANTI-BÉLICO. Ninguna película
que trate éste género merece respeto si no es una clara denuncia a las atrocidades de la guerra, ocurra ésta donde sea. Las películas de guerra donde se destaca el heroísmo, patrioterismo y cualquier otra estupidez deberían estar fuera del ideario de cualquier persona que se respete. No puedo describir bien a esta banda sonora...¿genial? ¿sublime? Los conceptos son insuficientes....
Ver este grandioso film, escuchar esta música extraordinaria te lleva a conectar con lo sublime. Tu corazón late con fuerza, el pecho te oprime, las lágrimas acuden a tus ojos...la música, la más bella de las artes, eleva el espíritu.
Música que refleja con gran fidelidad y belleza el espíritu y sentido de un film insuperable. Nunca ví una síntesis tan real de la tragedia humana que envuelve una guerra. Una obra maestra de música y de cine.
Thank you for sharing.
Thankyou so much for this , there is certain things that remember you of moments in your past and when i listen to this musics i relive them all !
Músico de la talla de los grandes maestros. Sensibilidad, majestuosidad a la vez que humildad. Y sobre todo, lo que caracteriza a un maestro con su obra: Atemporalidad.
What is this war in the heart of nature?
Throughout the wars we travel in time.
The first 40 seconds sound like Hans Zimmer took a page out of Arvo Pärt's Annum per annum.
Parts of the new Steve Roach / Michael Stearns album are reminiscent of this soundtrack, which I noticed yesterday, so today I decided to give this one a new spin after many years. Used to listen to this soundtrack in the car constantly. I prefer the beautiful Charles Ives piece (iirc) over Zimmer's, I forget which track it is. I'm glad Malick made that decision even if Zimmer was upset about it.
MASTERPIECE.
More publicity please. You should put them every 10 secondes
....
La mejor banda sonora de Zimmer, la mejor película de Terrence!!! Una oda antibelicista con una fotografía increíble.....brutal.
Are you righteous? Kind? Does your confidence lie in this? Are you loved by all? Know that I was, too. Do you imagine your suffering will be any less because you loved goodness and truth?
"An Important Decision" is the best!! Movie climax and tension
Go easy Jim. I still love Frequency like a Thin Red Line. I watched it twice in the theatres like Saving Private Ryan!
love this music!
3:29 26:28 Beauty exists in such a way that speaks that given god and his light will guide and find you through the pain and darkness no matter how hard the path chosen at hand is to you, you will always have him behind you knowing that death only means immortality through nature only to those who have found there peace with god in such a way you will give your life to those who cannot see the light and show them the strength that lies beneath our blood and to show god is in all of us.
I have found my peace a long time a go after I tried hanging myself due to not wanting to be apart of this world anymore from being bullied at school and watching my dad beat my mum to death nearly and from this I the very tree I tried hanging myself off, the branch snapped and in that very moment god saved my life and showed me the light and so I accepted my fate and the path I had been given and that no matter how many people who stand in front of me along with the pain and torment, god will always be looking over me from above along with my my brothers and my grandma.
God bless to everyone and may you find your peace and be at one with it.
God bless you.
So true brother. May God bless you
zimmer's magnum opus, his fuckin masterpiece
Yes totally
Great soundtrack
Thank you so much! Indeed awesome!
Thank you for your heart work inspirational music.
My favorite soundtrack of all time
Same here
Zu den Leuten sage ich immer das sie sich den Film unbedingt anschauen sollen. "Nein, ich mag keine Kriegsfilme bla bla bla".
Das ist einer der besten Filme überhaupt. Ja, es wird Krieg gezeigt ..... aber auch und vor allem sehr viel Menschlichkeit. Der Film ist brutal, aber nicht wegen Kriegszenen ..... sondern weil man die Mensche sieht und mit ihnen leidet. Das ist und bleibt für mich einer der besten Filme überhaupt !
Excellent film accompagné d'une musique magnifique
Superb! I Just Love it always!
Geweldig...maar oh so tragisch
Sublime OST
Destroyed by annoying 'Advert$''
Mate, just pay and all will be good ...
Question for the OP - did you arrange/blend the tracks together to create this, or was this suite arranged by Hans Zimmer? Thank you for posting... I adore this music.
Back when we had movies that shows life isn’t all pink and shiny.
All of these LGBT and SJW ruined our world, we must wake up.
amen
I've been trying to find this forever. Playing is one of my favourite tracks (I didn't even know it had a name!).
Would you also be able to make a separate track version of the files for download?
It's a symphonic adaption of a native Melanesian song that is featured in the same film. czcams.com/video/1CdPZPNDTHk/video.html
@@jesperburns Yeah, for some reason they never included it in the score. I always liked this version when it plays during one of the opening scenes showing the humanity of the characters before it's ultimately taken from them.
Thanks! Wonderfull!
Why are the ad breaks in the middle of songs? Jarring and annoying. And loud. This is my bedtime music dammit.
because you expect something for free? ... sign up like any other person who wants access to the music we love ....its not a lot of money if you really love music ...
@@alistairrobertson3198 No, I'm not complaining about ads existing. I'm complaining about ads carelessly placed in the middle of songs instead of between them.
Movie sounds too gory for me, but this soundtrack is fantastic. Inspired by G*d. Thank-you, Hans Zimmer for your inspiration.
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Víctor Correa Porcel vampire weekend- hold you now
Any chance we download this extra score split tracks? from somewhere?
I had this burned to a disc long ago but it seems different. Are there multiple versions/editions of the score?
Like!
When you are listening to "A Lonley House", you can also hear the music from American History X.
Does the 4 cd set feature dialogue from the film?
You miss the LIGHT
Is this available on CD?
I wish I could download this
Wore this CD out bad
MMXIX "non capisco perchè devo morire"..Old words without a fake truesense..
"An important decision" very much like Spiderman from Sam Raimi
Where is your spark now?
I still see a spark in you..