This movie has affected me so much that I just can’t get my head around it that it’s so good. It’s gotta be one of the best movies to come around at this time.
It's a stone cold classic of a film and one of the most beautiful and emotional in years. The music, directing, photography and British understatement in the performances just sends it off the charts. I can't remember the last time I was so moved by a movie. I wasn't the only person with tears in my eyes at the showings I went to. The fact it was made for just $90 million, a third of the Rise of Skywalker and infinitely better is amazing.
This is what our ancestors went through during the war, honour them by living a good life and don't take life for granted. Music is superb and helps capture the emotions...
literally watched this movie 3 times just too hear the music again, the drama and action are amazing but seriously, the music is what will bring me back too this movie in 5-10 years
Thomas Newman is like THE genius for scoring films, I've been loving his soundtrack work since Finding Nemo, that he was also composer, was released on video. He knows the music to make you move and involves emotional depth like in Skyfall, American Beauty and WALL-E
Otherworldly and eerie, like entering limbo. It definitely left a mark on me. Best depiction of the concept of NML's I've ever seen (and I've watched my fair share of WWI related media)
See, I was wondering why "1917" gave me such an intense, uprooted sensation... Beyond all the horrific scenes of war-ravaged land and people, the music felt so... rawly *familiar*. Especially "Milk", with its' innocuous title, "Gehenna" and "The Night Widow" made me remember something. 1994. The Shawshank Redemption. Thomas Newman scored tracks for both films, and I could feel it in my *soul*, those incredible melodies are in my memory for good. Dark, stoic, low, and heroic. All such breathtaking scores. War, prison, both dark and awful places, and these tracks perfectly suit both. But never forget, hope is a good thing.
Superb music for a truly great masterpiece of a film. An absolute triumph in every department and I'm so pleased this has been put together as a whole piece -'it deserves to be heard in the concert hall
I agree completely. Yes the Joker also had a very effective score but it was quite simplistic and not on the same level as Newman's score. It won because of political agendas.
Art is not made simply to win awards or to compete with other art. All of it should be appreciated and enjoyed. Joker had an excellent powerful score and Parasite was a fantastic and clever film. Neither of these facts (nor them both winning Oscars) takes anything away from the power and emotion of 1917 and its excellent score. You can enjoy one without having to be angry at another.
Over the course of WW I, 880,000 British forces died, 6% of the adult male population and 12.5% of those serving. It was a catastrophic loss of human life and one that Britain never truly recovered from.
In Spring 1918 during the German Offensive the Devonshires were surrounded but allowed enough time for the French and British to regroup. The held off the Germans and allowed their entire corp to retreat. 29 officers and over 550 men were killed. Almost the entire unit was wiped out. Only 40-80 men survived
Wasn't very impressed by the soundtrack of this film. Felt like the movie would have been enhanced with it completely removed (along with 75% of the dialogue).
I respect your view. I'm intrigued but for me the music penetrated deep within my soul! I haven't stoped listening to it since I saw the film about a month ago! I love it!
@@Thesaeed23 for myself, I felt the film was so visually stunning that the non-stop dialogue and emotionally-cueing music broke the maxim of "show don't tell." To be fair, I thought the music was much better than the dialogue, which I found clumsy and saccharine. This is why I so much love masterpieces like "The Thin Red Line," as there is very little dialogue. Also films like "No Country for Old Men," which have zero soundtrack and so it lets the atmosphere and plot provide the cues for the audience.
This music makes my studying seem so much more dramatic and intense...
But seriously, Thomas Newman knocked it out of the park with this score
yes he did
yes and still no oscar :(
Thomas Newman is a genius!!
@@MeiZu0606 Yes , he is
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This movie has affected me so much that I just can’t get my head around it that it’s so good. It’s gotta be one of the best movies to come around at this time.
It's a stone cold classic of a film and one of the most beautiful and emotional in years. The music, directing, photography and British understatement in the performances just sends it off the charts. I can't remember the last time I was so moved by a movie. I wasn't the only person with tears in my eyes at the showings I went to. The fact it was made for just $90 million, a third of the Rise of Skywalker and infinitely better is amazing.
I feel that so much. It's been weeks and I just can't get it out of my head.
This is what our ancestors went through during the war, honour them by living a good life and don't take life for granted. Music is superb and helps capture the emotions...
God The Night Widow is such an insane piece I get chills all over my back whenever I watch that scene and that score plays.
I cry every time man. It is so much like real life - you keep going and going against all odds and it's just so damn EPIC! :)
Agreement in all fields. This movie is such a masterpiece and I would highly recommend to anyone who hasn’t watched it.
My Grandpa loved this movie so much.
Yo granpa is cool
“Sixteen Hundred Men” is very “Journey To The Line”ish and I absolutely love it. “The Night Window” is my second favorite song of this score.
The first thing I thought of was "Journey To The Line"
literally watched this movie 3 times just too hear the music again, the drama and action are amazing but seriously, the music is what will bring me back too this movie in 5-10 years
Thomas Newman is like THE genius for scoring films, I've been loving his soundtrack work since Finding Nemo, that he was also composer, was released on video. He knows the music to make you move and involves emotional depth like in Skyfall, American Beauty and WALL-E
I still feel the tension I felt in the movie while listening to this, they did a great job
The first time they entered the no mans land, playing Gehenna in the background, was one of the superb movie moments of my life.
Otherworldly and eerie, like entering limbo. It definitely left a mark on me. Best depiction of the concept of NML's I've ever seen (and I've watched my fair share of WWI related media)
See, I was wondering why "1917" gave me such an intense, uprooted sensation... Beyond all the horrific scenes of war-ravaged land and people, the music felt so... rawly *familiar*. Especially "Milk", with its' innocuous title, "Gehenna" and "The Night Widow" made me remember something.
1994. The Shawshank Redemption.
Thomas Newman scored tracks for both films, and I could feel it in my *soul*, those incredible melodies are in my memory for good. Dark, stoic, low, and heroic. All such breathtaking scores. War, prison, both dark and awful places, and these tracks perfectly suit both. But never forget, hope is a good thing.
"Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'."
Superb music for a truly great masterpiece of a film. An absolute triumph in every department and I'm so pleased this has been put together as a whole piece -'it deserves to be heard in the concert hall
Think it most definitely will be heard in a Concert Hall in the next few years
1917 and Sicario are one of the best movies in the past 20 years. Truly inovating cinema (imax).
Thomasis just the man when it comes to emotional music.. beautiful soundtrack
Movie is totally damn awesome 👌
We need more movies like this.Mendes and Newman raised the bar on this one.
Oh what a soundtrack to an amazing movie
this film is the reason why I go to cinema
This is one of my all time fav soundtracks -
Im glad you were with him. Thank you will
This soundtrack is so emotional and addicting.
13:57-14:26 is hands downs the best part.
Couldn’t agree more. 😍 Newman can be deified.
I came here just for that
The movie it's absolutely brilliant and amazing and the score more ❤️
It’s an absolute crime that this man doesn’t have several Academy Awards.
Amazing. Loved the movie, loved the soundtrack.
Obra Maestra.Maravillosa, conmovedora, soberbia. grandiosa, trepidante, colosal, emocionante...
The Oscars got it all wrong - this movie should have gotten this year's award! Shame on them!
The score backing the movie is a winner and stayed w/me for days.
They got ROBBED!!! (ง ͠° ͟ʖ #)ง
I agree completely. Yes the Joker also had a very effective score but it was quite simplistic and not on the same level as Newman's score. It won because of political agendas.
should have been best music score
Art is not made simply to win awards or to compete with other art. All of it should be appreciated and enjoyed.
Joker had an excellent powerful score and Parasite was a fantastic and clever film. Neither of these facts (nor them both winning Oscars) takes anything away from the power and emotion of 1917 and its excellent score. You can enjoy one without having to be angry at another.
Favorite movie soundtrack of all time!
LOTR for me
This movie gives me a very eerie, trapped and isolated feeling, kinda like Dunkirk.
Over the course of WW I, 880,000 British forces died, 6% of the adult male population and 12.5% of those serving. It was a catastrophic loss of human life and one that Britain never truly recovered from.
In Spring 1918 during the German Offensive the Devonshires were surrounded but allowed enough time for the French and British to regroup. The held off the Germans and allowed their entire corp to retreat. 29 officers and over 550 men were killed. Almost the entire unit was wiped out. Only 40-80 men survived
Great music indeed, thanks for posting. I indeed do sense a sort of Zimmer Dunkirk idiom?
The "Night Window" makes me feel small and slightly depressed.
I can only think of the look of fear in his eyes as he is running and looking up at the flares.
There is a hauntingness about this which reminds me of those two movies Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Crouching Tiger HIdden Dragon
"Sixteen Hundred Men" remind me the beginning of the battle in the last samurai :)
hints of Journey to the Line by Hans Zimmer in Sixteen Hundred Men. Epic.
Another brillant for me its Perfect❤️
Beautifull Music And Excelent Film
Awesome soundtrack!
Someone else felt the last part like Infinity War Thanos looking the dawn and que melody sounds like?
The amount of ads is out of control!!!!!!!! CZcams already has almost the monopoly of video streaming!!!!!!!
10:33 to 18:11 = Best part of the suite.
All of this suit it's a best part in my opinion.
Where's 'Big Smoke' and 'The Gallows'? I like them a lot (along with all from this compilation, of course)
Музыка очень-очень красивая👏👏👏👏👏
Yeah, music is too great for this movie. Sometimes is much more intense, more rich than scenes on screen. Who thinks also?
4:50
"SEVEN PLATOON THIRTY SECONDS!"
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Il surf sur la vague du plan séquence alors qu'il n'y a rien. P.S : Je n'ai pas vu le film !
"alors qu'il n'y a rien" c'est à dire ?
5:27
Unpopular opinion: Sixteen hundred men >> The night window
I AGREE
I’m hearing Hans Zimmer, not Thomas Newman
Apart from the blackwashing of European history, this movie was a masterpiece
What…?
1917=>2022
Wasn't very impressed by the soundtrack of this film. Felt like the movie would have been enhanced with it completely removed (along with 75% of the dialogue).
Okay, shame for you.
Be a better troll next time bro
@@frankiemoore9127 if you consider every opinion you don't agree with to be "trolling," surprise! You're the troll.
I respect your view. I'm intrigued but for me the music penetrated deep within my soul! I haven't stoped listening to it since I saw the film about a month ago! I love it!
@@Thesaeed23 for myself, I felt the film was so visually stunning that the non-stop dialogue and emotionally-cueing music broke the maxim of "show don't tell." To be fair, I thought the music was much better than the dialogue, which I found clumsy and saccharine. This is why I so much love masterpieces like "The Thin Red Line," as there is very little dialogue. Also films like "No Country for Old Men," which have zero soundtrack and so it lets the atmosphere and plot provide the cues for the audience.
5:20