Beautiful and sad movie. Cried alot because it was so beautiful. When I was younger I watched alot of samurai movies with my dad who is Japanese.. Found it horrible. At that time I didn't understand much of the way samurais lived their life and way of thinking. Now many years later I know alot more about them. The way they think of the word honor is amazing to me.. Not afraid of dying. I see the Japanese old way of thinking.. It's tough. But in a way beautiful ..
+Hanna Miyashita Your words are quite true Hanna, about how beautiful it was. I wish Honor existed in every culture, alas, I feel that only a rare few still hold on to it. If Honor was Life, this world would sadly be an empty place, but it is okay to still believe in it. I do.
If he and you believe in with all your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior, that He is the son of God and that He is God in human flesh, and that He died for all our sins even though He was innocent and without sin Himself and was raised from the dead. You will be saved from your sins by grace through faith in Jesus Christ and you will be given eternal life.
+Colin M For sure. Him and many of the others from today's era, but yes Hans Zimmer is the top in my opinion as well. However, you should know that all these guys today are the spawn of Sergei Prokofiev. He in turn spawned the Conan the Barbarian soundtrack which probed to be the inspiration for most today. Check out his soundtrack for the anti-Nazi propaganda and decently historically accurate film, Alexander Nevsky.
Ludwig van Beethoven Hey, Beethoven, look. I know that Bach was an inspiration to you and all, and that you studied with Mozart, but you need to understand that if you had been born in this century you would've looked at guys like Zimmer in the same way...
I first heard the Spectres in the Fog from The Painted Veil. So moving! Six years onward and I'm still just as in love with it and just as moved everytime I hear it. One of those few rare instrumentals that really succeeded in touching you time and time again.
I will never forget Christmas on 2003 during this scene I sat on the edge of my seat and felt as if no one else existed I was transfixed. I've never had an experience like this during another film since. I practice Budo to the best of my abilities and felt something in this film inspired it at another level.
If I could just go back in time and live in a village like the one in the movie for some time, to listen, to watch, to learn the way they were living their lives. If I could just feel the way Nathan felt in the end and get to experience and understand what it really means to be samurai. Whole my life I have been a fan of samurai and japanese culture overall and even tho I never visited Japan, and probably never will, I would really, really love to. This movie always made me very emotional. I watch it every now and then, just to remember what an awesome piece of art it is. Tom Cruise really did an awesome job, other actors too. Hans Zimmer, like always, did his thing and made this movie what it is. Japanese, preserve and protect your rich culture and history. Best regards from Serbia.
Then you don't understand what it means to be a samurai. Not dying for a reason but dying for a purpose. And if you don't understand the purpose, your dead would be meaningless, well, maybe not for your leader, as your dead might give him an advantage over his enemy, but your iown deals would be blown into the wind.
I was 11 or 12 when this came out and one of my first R rated movies I was allowed to watch at the theater! Made me so facisnated with Japan, the samurai the history the culture. Such a great movie still!
+Abhijeet Singh Well it's not really japanese music. It's still occidental style of music with some japanese instruments. But well, that's not really important
What i love most about this scene is how much it highlights the preceeding dialogue. "They're savages with bows and arrows." "who's sole occupation for the past thousand years, has been war." "We have superior fire power and a larger force." Yes, but even with all your fancy guns, you led a bunch of kids, who fear death and had never even thought of killing a man before, into a battle against experienced warriors riding into battle ready to kill and ready to die. You stood no chance, no matter how many guns you had.
Guys, please learn something from this beautiful movie. Don't let the positive vibes vanish in your memories. Use the energy that this movie and soundtrack gave to you and create harmony in the world :)
Easier said than done my friend. The world is a bad place right now. Definitely more evil people than good. The degeneracy and toxicity of society are beyond saving.
Loved this film it is outstanding. The music by Hans Zimmer is fantastic as is all of his music. Seen Hans Zimmer live in Birmingham, England , what a performance. Long may he keep on producing fantastic music.
So I guess the hot tub Time machine is real. No way Hans Zimmer just came up with masterpiece off the top of his head. This is genius. This is magical. This is soul piercing music. Thanks Hans
A true master Samurai who follows the code of Bushido, would have NO emotions at all in a dual as there are no opponents, every dual is a lesson/ Refining in itself. Seek perfection in everything, you do not exist, only the task at hand and how it is carried out! How we live Defines who we are. The masters we salute you all!
Norm Vigas a "dual - dualism? That's another concept :) As @Blackmagicboy1 already wrote, you're one of the many where the Samurai, Budo or the "code of Bushido" has left short, historically incorrect facts, or let's say made up a too much black & white sight of the real facts of japanese Samurai etc. background. Underlaid with too many movies where incorrect facts become historical facts. Just to please the heroic sight of us westerners searching for honor, values, pride at times where our values seem to flow just down the drain :(
The samurai were a privileged class most of the time. Also, one of the real reasons for the meiji restoration was because they wanted to keep their privileges as an upper class.
Yup, pretty much, history has two versions, the romanticized version and the true version. The romanticized is the one that write by the rulers to make them look cool n shit (like the spartan held out MILLIONS of soldiers for example), while the true version can be both from them and/or other accounts.
You are a moron! Do you not know, why the Samurai started this rebellion against the Emperor? Because they did not want to see their preveleges cut by a modern Japanense state! So, they fought becuase they wanted to keep their high ranking position in society! Fuck serving: THey were only serving theor own interestes!
Jin Sakai’s OST represents him as the Ghost, He is Samurai and who follows the law of Bushido but if the game used this soundtrack.. The Introduction would have been different and wouldn’t be epic and amazing but your not wrong about this OST but if they use this OST it’s like they have to pay the company and Hans for this soundtrack using on Jin Sakai which doesn’t fit in so Jin Sakai’s OST represents him and only his character and who he is.. as A Samurai and as the Ghost... The way of the sword and the way of the bow and myths and divide and conquer he is a legend Jin Sakai but his spirit is far beyond your comment.. “Born in one world. Grown but once a coward. Samurai now... died but alive. Risen and now is a Ghost”
Jin Sakai has its own best theme called "Jin Sakai"! And it is best cause just read its analysis from one of the youtube comments i found: "The drums that consist of the background is the Mongols, the ever present threat upon everyone in Tsushima. The low violin in the background is honor/ the samurai code or just the samurai themselves that live by these rules. Jin is the flute that rings louder than everything else. It fails to find unison in the strums of violins. Probably symbolizing Jin’s stray from the samurai way of battle and life. 0:30- 0:55 is a clash against one another. Likely Jin struggling to choose between all he’s ever known or the way that is right to survive the persistent drums, the Mongols. Near the middle, The high (soprano) violins are Jin’s followers, the people that look to him. Like Taka, Yuna, and the people of Yarikawa, etc. Following along to his symphony, the symphony of The Ghost. They override the drums of the Mongols. All sounds continue to fight for a louder sound, initially Jin having to choose what he knows is right. Eventually everything goes still, a lone flute plays with the strums of what I believe is a harp. Solidifying the role of The Ghost. Who he becomes in the end. Protecting others and leading those that are low and hopeless to a strength the couldn’t acquire on their own."
artictundra313 Your men are running from the field of battle, sir! Our General has fallen! ARMGRANGU GUNS! That game has the hilarious immersion-breaking notifications. It's like CA's version of bitching betty.
a true da vinci of music this movie and music combo makes me wanna compete in the ring/the mat /the cage,,,,ive followed martial arts 50 years,,i know what it is to bleed in battle but this music tells me why i do it
The beginning.... it makes you feel that you can reach everything, with honour, work and discipline.
You Can...
Its guy ka tatti
a perfect ideal
Not everything, but a lot of things.
@@jonlocke5365 yes you can!
the beginning is just so epic... such an underrated soundtrack
love the beginning the most! indeed ✌🎈
Alejandro V Yes, u just cant stop listen to the beautiful start of the music
should have won best score that year :)
Now you gave the justice!
Loop at start up to 1m.12secs brilliant
2021: still listening to this masterpiece
Same
😌✨
Sameeeeee
Mee
Of course!! its part of our life now
The beginning truly transcends your spirit to another level.
Hans Zimmer is a true genius, we are so blessed to have his music in our lifetime.
Beautiful and sad movie. Cried alot because it was so beautiful. When I was younger I watched alot of samurai movies with my dad who is Japanese.. Found it horrible. At that time I didn't understand much of the way samurais lived their life and way of thinking. Now many years later I know alot more about them. The way they think of the word honor is amazing to me.. Not afraid of dying. I see the Japanese old way of thinking.. It's tough. But in a way beautiful ..
nice...
yes she very nice music
unfortunately Im not seeing the like button for your comment :/
+Hanna Miyashita Your words are quite true Hanna, about how beautiful it was. I wish Honor existed in every culture, alas, I feel that only a rare few still hold on to it. If Honor was Life, this world would sadly be an empty place, but it is okay to still believe in it. I do.
+Hanna Miyashita Awesome. Aaaaaand you're Dutch.
Please let Hans Zimmer lives forever so many generations can hear this kind of music
He will live on forever because his music is timeless! Such an extraordinary man he is!
+nguyen minhduc time is only relative, passion has no limits and epicness is eternal. This music will never die.
I do not only love the content of your speech but also the reference within. Well said, matthew
If he and you believe in with all your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior, that He is the son of God and that He is God in human flesh, and that He died for all our sins even though He was innocent and without sin Himself and was raised from the dead. You will be saved from your sins by grace through faith in Jesus Christ and you will be given eternal life.
@@callofdutyguy9 idiot...
one day mankind will look back on Hans Zimmer as we look back on Bach
+Colin M For sure. Him and many of the others from today's era, but yes Hans Zimmer is the top in my opinion as well. However, you should know that all these guys today are the spawn of Sergei Prokofiev. He in turn spawned the Conan the Barbarian soundtrack which probed to be the inspiration for most today. Check out his soundtrack for the anti-Nazi propaganda and decently historically accurate film, Alexander Nevsky.
+CapnKhater Thank you, for the name "Sergei Prokofiev".
fifteen perfect words
+Colin M really nigga?
Ludwig van Beethoven
Hey, Beethoven, look. I know that Bach was an inspiration to you and all, and that you studied with Mozart, but you need to understand that if you had been born in this century you would've looked at guys like Zimmer in the same way...
The beginning is so serene, could listen to an hour long version
agreed.
jojo94101 me too
I've been listening to Hans Zimmer music for a month now and I'm not tired of it. His work on the Last Samurai is a true piece of art
I first heard the Spectres in the Fog from The Painted Veil. So moving! Six years onward and I'm still just as in love with it and just as moved everytime I hear it. One of those few rare instrumentals that really succeeded in touching you time and time again.
I will never forget Christmas on 2003 during this scene I sat on the edge of my seat and felt as if no one else existed I was transfixed. I've never had an experience like this during another film since. I practice Budo to the best of my abilities and felt something in this film inspired it at another level.
Boy, am I glad to hear someone say Budo instead of the romanticized version Bullshitdo
If I could just go back in time and live in a village like the one in the movie for some time, to listen, to watch, to learn the way they were living their lives. If I could just feel the way Nathan felt in the end and get to experience and understand what it really means to be samurai. Whole my life I have been a fan of samurai and japanese culture overall and even tho I never visited Japan, and probably never will, I would really, really love to.
This movie always made me very emotional. I watch it every now and then, just to remember what an awesome piece of art it is. Tom Cruise really did an awesome job, other actors too. Hans Zimmer, like always, did his thing and made this movie what it is.
Japanese, preserve and protect your rich culture and history. Best regards from Serbia.
Y u no go japan
Then you don't understand what it means to be a samurai. Not dying for a reason but dying for a purpose. And if you don't understand the purpose, your dead would be meaningless, well, maybe not for your leader, as your dead might give him an advantage over his enemy, but your iown deals would be blown into the wind.
if ur american theres already still a ancient warrior culture with ancient lessons on being a great human being. learn from the native americans!!!
very true
you... do realize we don't have tribes in north america anymore right?
“They’re not ready”
0:00 That's when the EPICNESS kicks in. Way to go Zimmer, you did it again👍🏻👍🏻
I was 11 or 12 when this came out and one of my first R rated movies I was allowed to watch at the theater! Made me so facisnated with Japan, the samurai the history the culture. Such a great movie still!
The best song on the movie imo.
I still come back to this every now and then
Any other samuri out there listening in 2023?!
I'm always listening to this masterpiece!
Me in spotify
And also in 2024!
count me too and still watching the movie
Here!
This is the one of the best japanese soundtrack I ever heard.. for honor and victory
+Abhijeet Singh I have to agree with you!!!! Still love it to this day!
+Abhijeet Singh Well it's not really japanese music. It's still occidental style of music with some japanese instruments. But well, that's not really important
Great piece of music! Movie is absolutely great too! One of my favorites!
Best epic theme.Excellent.Hans Zimmer is genius.
Hans Zimmer, you are a living music giant. No other trials would be as much touching, epical, dignified as spectres in the fog...
Great movie and soundtrack! Love Hiroyuki Sanada and Ken Watanabe!
What i love most about this scene is how much it highlights the preceeding dialogue.
"They're savages with bows and arrows."
"who's sole occupation for the past thousand years, has been war."
"We have superior fire power and a larger force."
Yes, but even with all your fancy guns, you led a bunch of kids, who fear death and had never even thought of killing a man before, into a battle against experienced warriors riding into battle ready to kill and ready to die. You stood no chance, no matter how many guns you had.
I think you're actually underestimating modern artillery. Automatic rifle can fire 60 bullets /minute.
Great movie, great soundtrack.
2016 . still listening to real music.
Mustafa Anssari i'm 2017
2018! :)
Mustafa Anssari 2018
Listening in 2018
HOWGH
October 2020 and still listening
Guys, please learn something from this beautiful movie. Don't let the positive vibes vanish in your memories. Use the energy that this movie and soundtrack gave to you and create harmony in the world :)
You have wisdom my friend
Easier said than done my friend. The world is a bad place right now. Definitely more evil people than good. The degeneracy and toxicity of society are beyond saving.
That real samurai were way more fickle than portrayed and Algren should've gotten a lawsuit after firing a rifle into an open crowd.
Loved this film it is outstanding. The music by Hans Zimmer is fantastic as is all of his music. Seen Hans Zimmer live in Birmingham, England , what a performance. Long may he keep on producing fantastic music.
2024 Ilm still listening to this masterpiece 👌
Great movie!
One of my best soundtrack music 🎬🎻
Beauty, Terror, and Power all in one song.
I listened in my life the best soundtrack. Amazing !
So I guess the hot tub Time machine is real. No way Hans Zimmer just came up with masterpiece off the top of his head. This is genius. This is magical. This is soul piercing music. Thanks Hans
this movie made me love samurais what a warrior
7:43 mins of epicness!!!
i can listen to that first minute for ever
Does anyone listen to this awesome music in 2019???
its 1700s here (:
Hiii!!!
we must not forget who we are or where we come from.
I do before my exam to feel relax and peacefull
I
"Spectres in the Fog" is my favourite tune from this, or any other movie...
John Wick Chapter 3 OST "Deconsecrated"
I want to "like" this each time I visit :)
A true master Samurai who follows the code of Bushido, would have NO emotions at all in a dual as there are no opponents, every dual is a lesson/ Refining in itself. Seek perfection in everything, you do not exist, only the task at hand and how it is carried out! How we live Defines who we are.
The masters we salute you all!
Norm Vigas a "dual - dualism? That's another concept :) As @Blackmagicboy1 already wrote, you're one of the many where the Samurai, Budo or the "code of Bushido" has left short, historically incorrect facts, or let's say made up a too much black & white sight of the real facts of japanese Samurai etc. background. Underlaid with too many movies where incorrect facts become historical facts. Just to please the heroic sight of us westerners searching for honor, values, pride at times where our values seem to flow just down the drain :(
tom major Absolutely agree :)
Thomas Kobayashi daimyo*
Thanks, I am from the west but have the mid of someone from the east, so I fit nowhere,hahah. Maybe this is my test for this lifetime, who knows....
Can anyone explain the connection between being ok with killing people and Buddhism? I sure as heck don't get it and I am studying buddhism.
December 2020 .....I'm still listening to this Soundtrack.....
The beginning is just mind blowing
- Tell me how he died.
- I will tell you how he LIVED.
Still my favorite soundtrack!
Hans Zimmer is a true Legend to our time and we will never hear creations as his for Centuries
SAMURAI = SERVING
Thats what is missing in this wolrd.
Everyone is want to be king, boss.
Who wants to love MORE !
Jotizs Yeahbut his a Samurai ! Love you !
The samurai were a privileged class most of the time. Also, one of the real reasons for the meiji restoration was because they wanted to keep their privileges as an upper class.
Yup, pretty much, history has two versions, the romanticized version and the true version. The romanticized is the one that write by the rulers to make them look cool n shit (like the spartan held out MILLIONS of soldiers for example), while the true version can be both from them and/or other accounts.
you're greatly right
You are a moron! Do you not know, why the Samurai started this rebellion against the Emperor? Because they did not want to see their preveleges cut by a modern Japanense state! So, they fought becuase they wanted to keep their high ranking position in society! Fuck serving: THey were only serving theor own interestes!
Beautiful soundtrack thanks Hans Zimmer
Juste sublime se film, autant visuel, moral et ces musiques, juste un de mes préféré !
Play this bad ass track after some long gaming in Ghost of tsushima 😀
This should be Jin Sakai's theme! Like if you feel the bushido spirit!
Jin Sakai’s OST represents him as the Ghost, He is Samurai and who follows the law of Bushido but if the game used this soundtrack.. The Introduction would have been different and wouldn’t be epic and amazing but your not wrong about this OST but if they use this OST it’s like they have to pay the company and Hans for this soundtrack using on Jin Sakai which doesn’t fit in so Jin Sakai’s OST represents him and only his character and who he is.. as A Samurai and as the Ghost... The way of the sword and the way of the bow and myths and divide and conquer he is a legend Jin Sakai but his spirit is far beyond your comment.. “Born in one world. Grown but once a coward. Samurai now... died but alive. Risen and now is a Ghost”
Jin Sakai has its own best theme called "Jin Sakai"! And it is best cause just read its analysis from one of the youtube comments i found:
"The drums that consist of the background is the Mongols, the ever present threat upon everyone in Tsushima. The low violin in the background is honor/ the samurai code or just the samurai themselves that live by these rules. Jin is the flute that rings louder than everything else. It fails to find unison in the strums of violins. Probably symbolizing Jin’s stray from the samurai way of battle and life. 0:30- 0:55 is a clash against one another. Likely Jin struggling to choose between all he’s ever known or the way that is right to survive the persistent drums, the Mongols. Near the middle, The high (soprano) violins are Jin’s followers, the people that look to him. Like Taka, Yuna, and the people of Yarikawa, etc. Following along to his symphony, the symphony of The Ghost. They override the drums of the Mongols. All sounds continue to fight for a louder sound, initially Jin having to choose what he knows is right. Eventually everything goes still, a lone flute plays with the strums of what I believe is a harp. Solidifying the role of The Ghost. Who he becomes in the end. Protecting others and leading those that are low and hopeless to a strength the couldn’t acquire on their own."
This song is amazing!
Really peaceful wow
3:11 gave me the chills.
2019, still listening to amazing music!
2017 still listening this great music.
the first minute is what brings peace to my life
They are all perfect !
Une musique qui donne du courage à notre cœur et des rêves à travers nos pensées. Ce n'est pas de la musique mais de l'art.
Magnifique
2018. Still listening to real music
in love with tom c and this movie i wish there were more like that today
2018 i still listen to this amazing music every morning before going at work
Hans Zimmer is amazing. This scene was shot in New Plymouth NZ.
2019 . still listening to real music.
If only I sailed for such lands.
Powerful. More than words sometimes
knowledge
is power
+Dennis Alford To protect power is an honour.....
extraordinary tempting
2024 listening
2019.still listening to real music
This is my favorite track! 3:12 is epic!!
3:12
+Trahadha RS totalmente identificado con esta parte
16 dislike!!!
SHAMEFUR DISPRAY!
shogun 2 reference?
artictundra313 Your men are running from the field of battle, sir!
Our General has fallen!
ARMGRANGU GUNS!
That game has the hilarious immersion-breaking notifications. It's like CA's version of bitching betty.
Jon Snow Command them to do Sebuku if they want to preserve their honor.
Calimdon Morgul Lol that spelling.^^It must be: Seppuku...
Jon Snow People are Baka. Lol
What an amazing and holy sound.
beautiful song
I play this as I brush my teeth in the morning
Reminds me of
This is my son's village we are deep in the mountains and winter is coming
You cannot escape
einfach episch!!!
danke fürs uploaden
One of my fav soundtrack from hans zimmer
a true da vinci of music this movie and music combo makes me wanna compete in the ring/the mat /the cage,,,,ive followed martial arts 50 years,,i know what it is to bleed in battle but this music tells me why i do it
July 2022 and still here listening to that masterpiece
Same my friend. May the Force be with you
Thank you !
Makes my hairs stand .Amazing song
Persian Bodyguard بادیگارد پارسی 🚫🎃📹📱💻💾💽📼
Still listening 2018.. Hans Zimmer is the best !!! And the last samurai is the best movie for me forever ever and eveeeeeeer ........🇹🇷🇯🇵 😍💞💕💖💗
Cigdem Felbusch seeing a turk here is cool x)
Listening this master piece on Dec/2020.
I LOVE IT
I love it!! Thank you!!
Hanszimmer is an absolute tool. You hire him as a composer and 50% of your movie is done
Beautiful ❤️
7:06 always brings me to tears
2019 what a great movie and music ...
Just simply Amazing!
wow this really touched me
Hans Zimmer, James Horner, Alan Silvestri and many others. The mirracles for human mankind
Last line of the poem “perfect”. 👍
Undoubtedly asuperb musical piece.
-This is my sons village. The snows are in the mountain passages. You cannot escape.
-Jolly good.
Beginning legit.Hans zimmer sir you are legend🙏😍😍
Awesome..👍👍👍
Filme inesquecível. Uma lição de honra. Música linda.
Verdade 😊
Wawwwwww its so amzing so touchable song and a great film the last summary