STARMAN: Main Theme (1984) - Tribute to Carl Sagan.
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- My tribute to the great Carl Sagan with this beautiful music by Jack Nitzsche from the 1984 movie 'Starman', directed by John Carpenter.
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"You are a strange species, not like any other and you'd be surprised how many there are intelligent but savage. Shall I tell you what I find beautiful about you.. You are at your very best when things are worse!"
Karen Allen played many roles in her career and is probably remembered best as Marion Ravenwood in the Indiana Jones movies. I will always see her as Jenny Hayden in Starman. A very underrated movie but always a favorite of mine.
Me, too. She was wonderful as Jenny.
My favourite
AGREE COMPLETELY BOB S FOX
ME ALSO......SHE WAS BRILLIANT, HER FACIAL EXPRESSIONS WERE WORTH THOUSANDS OF WORDS.......BOB S. FOX, PALM SPINGS, CA.
Not the best of actresses but she deserved some industry recognition for her portrayal as Jenny Hayden in this movie.
I love this movie so much. | remember watching this movie. when it ended….... and my father heard the music as he walked by ........ he stopped just to listen to it... I remember my dad saying how beautiful it sounded......, my dad passed away from Covid in 2020..
. I miss you dad. Love you always.
I'm sorry for your loss. Its a nice memory to have. My dad loved this song (and movie) we had a violinist play this song at his funeral. It was very beautiful.
The ending part when Jenny Hayden and Jeff are in the creator, the red light shines down on them as the snow falls. The music starts and Jeff says " I must go " I get choked up everytime. Amazing movie 🎥
Oh me too......love this music.
❤❤❤
So sad but so good 👍
Take me with you.... I can't, you'll die.... I don't care......... I care....
The theme music to Starman, how can anybody write such beautiful music, brings tears to my eyes
This theme actually brings me back to my youth. I was innocent then.
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The same guy that wrote "Up where we belong" for An Officer and a Gentleman. :)
215WEApON I was guilty
@@_vinterthorn OMG (Oh my Goddess), so he wrote this song with Buffy Sainte Marie, then?
Beautiful music from one movie that was underrated and never got the credit it really deserved.
one of the best movies in the whole world.
Definitely a good one ☝️
How about in the whole universe?
Who else can't help but cry like a baby at the ending of this movie?
Which is the thing I love about this movie. It starts out scary as hell, like John Carpenter really reminds you he previously directed slasher and horror movies with a genuinely frightening and unsettling opening act. Then as the movie progresses, we are less afraid and we understand more about this being, until the finale and we are left sobbing as the movie ends. I can't think of many other movies that give you that kind of an emotional journey
Every.damn.time.
I can't stop listening to this
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Me too 😊
Same here.
Every now and then, someone composes music, that just touches the soul..
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The one hater must be a flat earther. Any music connected to the great Carl Sagan punches my very being, Thank God Carl and Vangelis were around at the same time.
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@@THEDREAMASTER . Thanks.
The ending with Jenny Hayden is the crater as the light becomes red is very sentimental. Tears drip. Great tribute to Carl Sagan. He would say the music and closing video of the stars is what he would want. Tears of catharsis
I get goosebumps every time I hear this...
I'm glad you liked it.
Me too
Beautiful
Listen to Dan black symphonies
Jack Nitzsche composed this beautiful music and having read all the lovely comments about Carl I think Jack deserves a mention here too. After watching the movie when I was about 5 or 6 this piece of music has always been a favourite of mine ever since 🙏 thank you Jack Nitzsche ❤️
I love the movie, and i feel very emotional thinking about Carl with this song, he was a STARMAN.
The orchestration of this awesome. I watched "Cosmos" every time it came on. Too bad Mr. Sagan had to go so quickly.
Best song and film ever I am 50 soon I must have watched it a 1000 times never get board of this film and the music is on a different level
Great film excellent sound track, heart breaking when starmzn had to go home
bringing the deer back to life got a lot of people chocked up you want to cry for the beauty of life
The movie and this composition was so special. The theme music was so beautifully composed. It correlated with the movie so well. So Timeless .1984 was just different
R.I.P CARL SAGAN GREATEST UNIVERSE THINKER. One of Greatest movie , greatest 2 actors,, greatest john carpenter.
Beautiful soundtrack. And yes, I too remember Karen Allen more as Jenny hayden...
Reflections of a coming life. Peace, comfort, sollice, understanding, and love.
True..
I AGREE WITH YOU COMPLETELY.....BOB S FOX
Can,t believe there are no comments on this music probably one of the most beautiful, inspiring I've ever heard !! It lifts the heart and spirit to new heights!!:-):-):-) thanks
Most mesmerising music ever
GREAT FAMILY MOVIE
A grreat film for un great human. Love from Bordeaux. France.
one of ther best music soundtracks ever.
they play this in heaven.. fantastic
I read the bible, and meditate to music like this.. brings out clarity for me and clears my mind.
john carpenter best movie score a super beautiful sound
He didn't compose it though... Jack nitzsche did..
I’d love to see a return, both leads are available and the special effects could be awesome and there is still one ball to use
Beautiful images, haunting music, awesome movie.
The character Mark Sherman is Carl Sagan. Just like Sagan, Sherman is part of Cornell University and contributed to the gold disk on the Voyager spacecraft. There is even similar sounds to their names.
Carl Sagan lived down the street from me when i was a kid-his kids were around my age--my friends sister baby sat for his kids--we would go over and visit-JPL,Cal Tech, Mt.Wilson,Mt.Polamar 100 inch,200 inch teles were hang outs--later it was Keck Observatory,the worlds largest--i find that Starman is part of our true Heavenly Fathers--my hope and prayer is they save us all from the coming nuke war...soon
I watched this at the beginning of this week. I'm back now for Stephen Hawking. May he float to the stars and be free and see what he dedicated his life to. “Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious. And however difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.
It matters that you don't just give up.”
-Stephen Hawking
"You want to know what I find most beautiful about your people? When things are at their worst, you are at your best" - Starman
A beautiful experience. Thankyou for shaing.
the best and most beautiful music great film
I have this dvd..this track I use to sit back watch the planetary systems & marvel at all this vast universe.
Thank you Carl for making feel at home
Enjoyed the film and was mesmerised by Carl Sagan’s Cosmos.
Great show live to c it again
@@georgettemaynier3426 It's also a book, great read.
There is something about this son that is noble. There is something about it that by listening to it makes me want to be a better person than I am. We ALL are children of Heavenly Parents. NEVER sell yourself short. Believe in the good that is in your heart, in the good that you had before you were born into this existence.
God has this song on iTunes.
Like to buy it...
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this sound is so beatuiful
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Love the visuals and the music. I just saw Starman for the first time in decades this morning. Got all misty-eyed all over again, lol. Wonderful movie. Of course the SETI guy was based on Sagan, totally. Wonder how he reacted to the compliment? I got arrested with Carl Sagan and his wife Ann Druyan and hundreds of others at the Mercury, NV nuke test site in 87 or 88. Civil disobedience. I met Sagan briefly. My friend Dimitri asked him to run for president. Sagan was all, "Oh, no, no..." LOL. What a HU-MAN!
Thx Dreamaster my Fave Movie as well as Scientist!!! Saganist...
Key of C major. Love songs are always in red. The meaning of this piece is that although the blue stars are so far away that we feel we cannot touch them . . . they are still our home. God bless us all. A beautiful piece of music that deserves attention.
Beautiful score, and and beautiful scenery, honestly had some salty discharge listening to that...
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A true Star man ,truly you are made of sun's and star dust may we meet among the clouds of mass in the cosmos. Fair thee well brother, Fair thee well.
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I hope, when we pass on, that if we have a soul, it could travel for eternity through the Universe and see all the wonders that it possesses. That is my wish.
the greatest movie score and the best movie if you like alien stories this could happen the deer brought back to life is magical.
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Carl Sagan lived down the street from me when i was a kid-his kids were around my age--my friends sister baby sat for his kids--we would go over and visit-JPL,Cal Tech, Mt.Wilson,Mt.Polamar 100 inch,200 inch teles were hang outs--later it was Keck Observatory,the worlds largest--i find that Starman is part of our true Heavenly Fathers--my hope and prayer is they save us all from the coming nuke war...soon
Back in the Day, I made 3 RPM records, "I'll remember you", Rock Star, and Living in the Stars."
Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there--on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot. Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of this pixel on the scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner, how frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatreds. Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves. The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our stand. It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.
Absolutely spot on. I mean that. We are so insignificant in the scheme of things - we don't even know. Let's begin by being nice to each other...it's not that difficult to do. Respect.
Jack Nietzsche hat eine wundervolle Filmmusik geschaffen Es muß nicht immer ein Orchester sein Mit Synthesizer geht das auch wunderbar ❤
I always listen to this haunting and mesmerizing music eversince. It makes you float into outer space and venture into the vast unknown. Mankind is meant for the stars and always hungry for adventure and knowledge even in a blink of Universal time.
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There is a world out there that go by justice, equality and the strong dont persecute the weak
Makes me cry each time.
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Filme e trilha espetaculares!
I think this music belongs to the Universe. I am totally overawed by its presense.
love it. thank you carl sagan .
For Apollo 17 may you all rest in peace .
This is the most beautiful music ever. I wish I'd written it. Jack Nitzsche was a genius and this is the proof .
BRILLIANT AND REMARKABLE MUSIC & VISUALS......HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021......BOB S. FOX
Glad you liked it. Happy New year to you too.
"I must go." "Take me with you!" "I cannot." "Please." "You would die there." "I don't think I'd care." (Pause) "I care. Now, tell me again, how to say goodbye." "Kiss me, and tell me you love me." "I love you." "I'm never gonna see you again, am I?" "No." "I love you." "Tell the baby about me." "I will." "What should I do with this?" "The baby will know." "Goodbye, Jennyhayden." "Goodbye."
Thank you so much! It's the perfect of marriage of symphony and interstellar cosmos.
Simply superb
Beautiful piece of music. It reminds me of an instrumental that came out a couple of years after Starman, called Furtwangler by a duo called Fagin's Boys, but this has better production (more money involved, I expect!)
Brilliant and beautiful. Well done.
Thank you, this is so beautiful
Rip carl
This reminds me of the second song I wrote, "Living in the ⭐ Stars.
Cool
👍👍👍
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what mesmerizing music.
Beautiful music, and theme tune. But what if Carl Sagan didn't see or didn't like this movie tho?
Music is the unversal language
God the father of life, there has to be life out there in deep space
Tribute to Paul Duncan and North no 2 Netflix Pluto 😢
I don't know why they didn't use this music in the tv series of starman.
Just listen, marvel hope they will be friendly, time is the essence........
Fail to all you Dj’s who didn’t remix this.
❤👍👏
Everyone who experience this and comments how it gives an impact means it’s all real..
find carl sagan blue dot
In the first few pictures does anyone see anything odd or is that the idea?
Zrób dla nas wszystkich S T A R M A N 2 prosimy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
isn't this in scarface too
@@karltaylor6391 I don't remember.
@@THEDREAMASTER Tony's theme ? or simular or maybe the same composer
Indiana jones she could drink