Its amazing how Ennio managed to catch the feelings of space in this way. There's vast emptiness, loneliness, longing, but also hope and perhaps therefore also salvation. Rest in piece my good man, and know that you've reached so many people with your art.
Spot on. His music to this film goes beyond the usual gamut of expression with film music - it's real humility. An alien film where the music leaves you feeling more human. And it's a fantastic movie, not well known enough.
Moments of pure grandeur in this movie and of course, the soundtrack of Ennio Morricone has a huge part in it. Nearly all the movie soundtracks written by him that I know of bring tears to my eyes. Profoundly moving.
Heard he died and I thought to myself, where do I know that name from- and remembered he's sprinkled throughout my music library. This is perhaps my favorite track of his. I knew of him only by his music but I'm sure the quality of his life matched his work. Rest in peace.
Ce film 🤗 mon précieux 💎 , pour papa, pour mes 2 frères tant adorés et pour mon cerveau que j'aime tant ! Gratitude infinie 😊😔 qui lutte chaque instant memoire vs oubli. 💞💞❤️🔥💙💜🧠🫶💪👍👌👽🙏
I wasn't impressed with this film at its Stateside premiere. But, with each re-viewing of this film on Stateside television, I'm more impressed with Gary Sinise's performance and FAR more impressed by this film's musical score.
I know that this film has mixed reviews. However, for me, this film is in my top 5 film/series that got me into becoming a physicist. I really love it. Though, I'm a critical with evidence and a big skeptic, I also dream. Back then this film, gave that dream. :)
Sinise acts a dream. He's one of those actors you can put in a bad film and he's never bad in it. Morricone was the same as a composer and conductor, RIP, but you can take his music anywhere in life!
....apart from a not so well rendered CGI alien.....this movie is way better and more humane than plenty of others. it's the humanist version of 2001/ where the normally quite sardonic De Palma, suddenlly shows his emotive skill in filmmaking. I think most of the then critics were unexpectedly taken aback and ridiculed it. But for a surprising amount of people this movie became important and still keeps growing.
Of this entire album, this piece is perhaps the most wonderfully evocative - it is very much in the classical musical style 1890-1930, in terms of orchestration and choral music (well, apart from the electric guitar, which was nascent in the 1920's) - which coincides with the 'Mars Mania' period in history, where Percival Lowell was mapping the red planet from Mars Hill in Flagstaff Arizona, to the enthusiasm and fascination of the world. Opening that fascination was H.G. Well's 'War of the Worlds', Edgar Rice Burroughs' 'Barsoom' novels. From this period and its enthusiasm for space and stars, allowed Robert Goddard to begin serious liquid-fuel rocket development - he always publically declared his goal was to reach the Moon, but in truth - his true goal was always Mars itself.
I tend 2 reference songs/tracks in my cartoons as soundtracks 4 my readers 2 listen 2 at certain points. I needed a theme 4 my main character in my online cartoon "The Wolf Who Flew 2 Earth". This astonishingly vast, lovely composition, which has always made me cry without fail every time I hear it due 2 it's incredibly eternal beauty, was chosen 4 him; it sounds just like him. 😊
Movies always compete on their own value within their release window. Their soundtracks often transcend. In this case, Ennio Morricone's music is better than the film it was constrained to. The movie is dated, and cheesy, yet the vibe remains. This is why I'm listening to the music in 2024.
Its amazing how Ennio managed to catch the feelings of space in this way. There's vast emptiness, loneliness, longing, but also hope and perhaps therefore also salvation.
Rest in piece my good man, and know that you've reached so many people with your art.
Spot on. His music to this film goes beyond the usual gamut of expression with film music - it's real humility. An alien film where the music leaves you feeling more human. And it's a fantastic movie, not well known enough.
@@davebosworth4953,те,против кого "весь мир" поддерживают ваше мнение!;)
Rest in Peace, Ennio Morricone.
Your heart beats in space and beyond now.
Wow, what you have said is divine, like this soundtrack
Still one of his greatest composed tracks and I am stunned of how little it is known. Wish this was more mainstream
Rest in Peace, Ennio Morricone.
One of my favorite movies..but I've always watched it just to listen to this wonderful music....
Moments of pure grandeur in this movie and of course, the soundtrack of Ennio Morricone has a huge part in it. Nearly all the movie soundtracks written by him that I know of bring tears to my eyes. Profoundly moving.
Just watched the film again for about the 100th time. Still makes me smile 😌😌
Heard he died and I thought to myself, where do I know that name from- and remembered he's sprinkled throughout my music library. This is perhaps my favorite track of his. I knew of him only by his music but I'm sure the quality of his life matched his work. Rest in peace.
I let my heart beat to connect with the music, love the movie, love the score, great! Thanks maestro.
Ce film 🤗 mon précieux 💎 , pour papa, pour mes 2 frères tant adorés et pour mon cerveau que j'aime tant ! Gratitude infinie 😊😔 qui lutte chaque instant memoire vs oubli. 💞💞❤️🔥💙💜🧠🫶💪👍👌👽🙏
I remember all that beautiful moments with this song
Beautiful Piece
🙏🏼Thank You for the music ❤️❤️❤️
beautiful and sublime
I wasn't impressed with this film at its Stateside premiere. But, with each re-viewing of this film on Stateside television, I'm more impressed with Gary Sinise's performance and FAR more impressed by this film's musical score.
I know that this film has mixed reviews. However, for me, this film is in my top 5 film/series that got me into becoming a physicist. I really love it. Though, I'm a critical with evidence and a big skeptic, I also dream. Back then this film, gave that dream. :)
Sinise acts a dream. He's one of those actors you can put in a bad film and he's never bad in it. Morricone was the same as a composer and conductor, RIP, but you can take his music anywhere in life!
....apart from a not so well rendered CGI alien.....this movie is way better and more humane than plenty of others. it's the humanist version of 2001/ where the normally quite sardonic De Palma, suddenlly shows his emotive skill in filmmaking. I think most of the then critics were unexpectedly taken aback and ridiculed it. But for a surprising amount of people this movie became important and still keeps growing.
Cada vez que escucho este tema se me erizan los pelos. Tears falling...
2020 is now upon us. I hope we travel on this adventure this decade now.
Coronavirus: that's nice
Razordraac The world will still go on and we will prevail.
@@KaneK1234 , absolutely right.
its 2024 now
✨An unbelievable masterpiece ✨
For some reason, this music gets me all teared up.
2:45 hits hard, it's like ascending into heaven
The choristers on this score make my skin tingle. Just beautiful. 🇬🇧
moi aussi l'envoler des voix des choriste féminine c'est une merveille, j'ai l'impression de partir avec vers une autre galaxie...
Of this entire album, this piece is perhaps the most wonderfully evocative - it is very much in the classical musical style 1890-1930, in terms of orchestration and choral music (well, apart from the electric guitar, which was nascent in the 1920's) - which coincides with the 'Mars Mania' period in history, where Percival Lowell was mapping the red planet from Mars Hill in Flagstaff Arizona, to the enthusiasm and fascination of the world. Opening that fascination was H.G. Well's 'War of the Worlds', Edgar Rice Burroughs' 'Barsoom' novels. From this period and its enthusiasm for space and stars, allowed Robert Goddard to begin serious liquid-fuel rocket development - he always publically declared his goal was to reach the Moon, but in truth - his true goal was always Mars itself.
Im glad there are still people listening to this masterpiece
Man, I wish this score was on iTunes
I tend 2 reference songs/tracks in my cartoons as soundtracks 4 my readers 2 listen 2 at certain points.
I needed a theme 4 my main character in my online cartoon "The Wolf Who Flew 2 Earth".
This astonishingly vast, lovely composition, which has always made me cry without fail every time I hear it due 2 it's incredibly eternal beauty, was chosen 4 him; it sounds just like him. 😊
Excelente soundtrack.
Rest In Peace Ennio Morricone
Great soundtrack but underrated and not well known enough.
0:25 is when it starts.
thanks for the upload. you're the best
Movies always compete on their own value within their release window. Their soundtracks often transcend. In this case, Ennio Morricone's music is better than the film it was constrained to. The movie is dated, and cheesy, yet the vibe remains. This is why I'm listening to the music in 2024.
A heart still beats in space..
2:54 reminds me of Bach BWV 1060 Adagio
The Martians have been living on a whole new world in a whole new galaxy for a few billion years.
Wow
4:20 sinfonía del ADN
The damn dawn and mars the war God