I really like how Bowie never gets the chance to finish the lyric. It results in a lack of closure, similar to how Sophie never quite found closure with her father after this being the last time they saw each other. She could never understand what happened after that trip, why she never saw him again, or the pressures and suffering he was going through at the time since she was too young to understand. A really nuanced and effective detail
Spoilers I believe it's implied Sophie knows why she never saw Calum again. He commited suicide after their vacation. The lack of closure comes from how that was the point she realized that her father was never who she thought he was and how she's trying to put the pieces as to try and understand why he would do such a thing. Still, I never saw that cut in the lyric as that and I agree with what you said there!
I never took that away from the film, neather that she never saw her dad again. Im sure didnt see each other often enough but im curious what made you think that this trip was the last time they ever saw each other
@@jakobweber3754 brother. I guess, you might not be prepared for this. But, he dies, by suicide. He was suffering from depression. That's why he was learning Tai Chi and reading meditation books. He cries and doesn't care if he is bleeding. He even claims he has no plans to reach the age of 40. When his daughter sings Happy Birthday, he is not happy. He is aware, it's probably his last. And the movie is how an older Sophie, shown in the end, is trying to reminisce what she missed in her dad's behaviour. He died not long after the trip. It's her last memory of him. In this song, while the young Sophie hugs him, the older Sophie is struggling to grab her father as he constantly pushes her away. Because he is gone. She is unable to grasp what happened to him and that's what the scene represents. It was a side of her dad she missed because she was just a kid. It's heartbreaking to the core.
@@AbhishekSharmaMoviePool there are multiple interpretations you can take from the film. Everyone I've spoken to has had a different interpretation. The ambiguity is the point. Trying to argue what happened following the film's events as facts is just pissing on the art. This is how you interpreted it.
In an interview, the director, Charlotte Wells revealed that she actually hand drew a map of sorts showing during which points of the song, she wanted an emphasis on the strings or the vocals. What results is a beautiful push and pull not only of the vcoals, but also of the father daughter relationship! One of my favourite ending of any film!
@@izkragutierrez7430 I’ve been trying to find which interview it was from but I’ve seen a lot 😓 it was one of the ones on Spotify I believe, if I find it I’ll update you!
"This is our last dance" hit me like a brick. In all seriousness, nothing has ever, and nothing will ever, come close to this arrangement and to this film. I can't put into words the emotions I felt it listening to this track for the first time in that scene. Such a heartbreaking film and what a beautiful score. Thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤️
Yep that line perfectly encapsulates the visuals, as does the whole reworked arrangement to be fair. I had such a physical reaction to seeing & hearing this together for the first time. Really felt it creating a knot in my chest. Since then I can't hear this song in the same way. Kudos Oliver, you did an incredible job, not just with this but the entire score.
they way she clinges to her father as child/ and at the disco lights, its really hard to assimilate, knowing that was the last time you felt them close to you.
I think this song was always sad, though. If you look at the lyrics and consider the two singers, it seems to be about two men in love who, due to social pressure, are breaking up. "Why can't we give love one more chance?" "Because love's such an old-fashioned word..." "This is our last dance."
It's insane to me that Oliver Coates wasn't nominated for best original score in the oscars for his sublime work in this film. By far the best soundtrack I've heard this year.
I think the fact that this tune is in there disqualifies him from that- if there's ANYTHING non-original in the soundtrack then it's non-eligible I believe. It happened to Jonny Greenwood when he used pieces of his own music from a previous project :(
@@chillimayo2661 Everything Everywhere All at Once was nominated though. Many of Son Lux's own songs were utilized within that film. It's just unfortunate this one was snubbed
This version of absolutely heartbreaking. The directing in the last 10 minutes of the movie are a masterclass in showing emotion without saying a single word of dialogue.
My dad has depression and been having suicidal thoughts for months and he almost took his own life several times. This movie shattered me and this scene brought me to tears cause I wouldn't be able to live in a world without him in it. I've been through that myself but I was thinking about my mom and how she would be destroyed so I fought really hard. This movie truly means a lot to me
@@parthyadav3733 I'm doing a lot better thank you so much and my dad is still dealing with those dark thoughts but he keeps fighting! This means a lot and I wish lots of happiness in your life too
@@maina2637 I really really hope things get good for your dad. I hope he opens up to you or somebody else and this gives him comfort and come out of it. I say this because I am struggling too and I know it’s very hard.
This is a perfect example for how sound/music could be an intrinsic part of the aesthetics of a film rather than merely a secondary/supporting element. the dialogue it enters with the plot, the deconstruction of a rock classic, rearranging it, adding more layers, more contrasts, a crescendo of diverse emotions… let us float in space or fall down into the abyys with the protagonist, and in the end hit the ground with bowie!! Oliver Coates' contribution to this film and this particular scene as a masterpiece cannot be stressed enough. many of us will keep this moment dearly in our hearts forever. Thank you!
One of the most impactful moments I've experienced in a cinema. Feeling the strings swell up as they have their last hug hit like a ton of bricks. Thank you for collaborating with Charlotte to create such a fantastic film ❤
I said it before in another comment, but this film is so close to me, so close to home… I AM that father and this movie absolutely floored me and made me realise so much more about the impact that I would have if I’d go thru with what my darkest thoughts tell me… AFTERSUN is apparently a lifesaver AND a masterpiece of a film.
Suicide rate for depressed men is 7% For depressed women it's only 1% It's tougher for men to deal with depression because society expects them to be strong. Callum probably didn't have anyone other than his daughter (divorced and from a dysfunctional family) and he was sure that as Sophie grew up and started to see him for the "failure" that he is, he would lose her too. But in reality, there's nothing that would let her down more than his suicide. Your kids don't need you to be strong. They need you to stick around and to love them. That's the least you can provide. The frustration we feel with Callum's decision must be a very good way of giving perspective to people with suicidal thoughts (especially parents).
I know Everything Everywhere All At Once was the big winner at the Oscars and I thought it was a good movie too but Aftersun was in a different realm and would be my personal Best Picture winner...It also deserved to be nominated for Best screenplay and Best Director! It's truly a shame Aftersun didn't get more recognition at the Oscars :(
It's mind-boggling that there's quite a few people who either found it subtle or outright missed there's something up with him. The whole movie he was screaming "I'm terribly depressed and an actual danger to myself" to me, but that's probably just me. Pretty good movie, and the responses to it are fascinating. Really shows how individual experiences shape can shape what we pick up (or don't) on in movies, and probably in real life as well.
Throughout most of the movie I was distracted, I wasn’t paying a lot of attention. But in the last 30 minutes or so, this movie hit me like an avalanche. Like I understood something was wrong especially from the expressions of the grown up daughter. The credits rolled and I didn’t get up from my seat. I was shocked I thing. I am going to watch this movie again. Properly this time.
I have never ever cried so hard during a movie. my mom passed when I was eight, and during the time I knew her, we only got to see each other on visits as she didn’t have custody over me. I cried this entire movie because it perfectly encapsulated how it feels to watch a parent slowly fade away in front of you and not realize that was what was happening until years later. the disconnect between sophie and her father, the love that is so clearly there, the obvious degrading mental health of calum, and the bittersweet memory of what you realize was a relationship slowly coming to its end. it was literally like I was reliving my life. AND THIS PART oh my god I was crying so hard that had to go back and rewatch it a few days later because I hardly remembered it through my tears
Cause love's such an old fashioned word And love dares you to care for The people on the edge of the night And loves dares you to change our way of Caring about ourselves This is our last dance This is our last dance This is ourselves
A lot of movies and series use popular songs but personally this is the only movie that has completely changed how I emotionally react to a song. I cannot listen to Under Pressure without feeling utterly devastated. This arrangement is just... I don't even have words to describe it.
two months ago, i watched this movie for the first time and i've been listening this version every day. i don't have words to explain how this affected me.
It's been weeks since I've seen this film but I can't stop thinking about it. The final scene was so haunting yet bittersweet in a way. I'm glad they had their last dance, but the very fact it was their last dance just eats you away. Aftersun will probably go down as one of the best films I've seen. Pure art.
Ive never sat just staring blankly and silently sobbing at the same time from a movie before. IT absolutely destroyed me and reopened old wounds. The ending scene was such a cinematic masterpiece!
I couldn't help but cry when this whole scene started playing, I felt my whole nerves trembling and my blood freezing and stopping its march on my body. What a movie, what an experience.
I don't know if you're the guy who arranged this but if you are, thank you. You helped create one of the most powerful scenes I've seen in a movie in a long time. I think I'm forever altered in ways that I can't express. I walked around for 40 minutes after watching the movie thinking about my life and my relationship with my parents. I remember thinking something that was profound, "sometimes all you can do is say I love you and really mean it".
We, those who have lost a father, are with you and send big hugs your way. You will overcome your loss and all that love will find new places to live: memories, objects, places, music. Your dad will be with you always.
@@t.miranda176thank you! It was his 1-year death anniversary just a few days ago. Sending love your way as well, may our lost loved ones remain with us in essence forever.
This film is like feeling a rumbling for the whole run time, unsure of what you're feeling, until the volcano erupts during this scene, and it all becomes too clear what that intuition was whispering through the tremors. Utterly devastating and powerful film of the finest art.
This ending captivated me just as much as requiem for a dream did. Kept me thinking about it for days. Thinking bout how my mama did her best knowing it wasn't easy for her. Very relatable movie even though my mom wasn't depressed at all. It just made me think about the hard times knowing there was beauty in it too.
Such an incredible arrangement. It works in perfect harmony with the storytelling to create a sublimely devastating climax. Still blown away. Thank you
Kept coming back to this scene after watching it in the cinema for the first time, i didnt even process what was going on at the time and then it all hit me when i was on my way home, absolutely beautiful heartwrenching scene coupled with the use of this song, it was so seamless
This song is a rollercoaster of emotions for me. But, the fact that that line is cut right in the middle and its like, "this is our last dance"... I need more. Everytime I listen to this is like i think about Freddie and David, and the fictional characters of the movie, and me, and my father who now, ten years after his death I begin to understand him why he did what he did. It's just.. a lot. A lot of feels, and a lot of tears my friends. Oliver, you're a genius. Thank you.
This version is so powerful and heartbreaking, I love it so much... when I go to my godfather's chemo sessions, to make him company, this song plays in my head, very loud and strong, like it's telling me to enjoy the little moments I have left with him. It breaks me every time, and I think this song will remind me of him, even when he eventually gets out of this. Thank you for making this OST, the movie wouldn't be the same without it.
Blew me away. The whole score was phenomenal, the film is a great example of a combination of an audio and visual experience. Loved your work ever since I randomly came across 'Honey' Looking forward to your next project
The scene that plays this song will haunt me forever, especially because it resonates with something very personal that I'm experiencing right now. What a film, how many deep emotions... You will live forever in the memory of this song, Leonardo.
Few movies have made me sob as much as this did at the end. Such a beautiful and heart-wrenching ending. Your score was incredible and made a huge impact on this movie.
I remember seeing this, completely stumped and stuck in my chair at the cinema, and somehow recalling the last summer before the divorce of my fathers. When you grow in pain, it's very difficult to take care of others, because you are inclined to cause pain, to hurt others and yourself. Guys, we can learn to be better -- we need to be better. I needed to search the fucking song because now I can't get it out of my head.
knowing the song beforehand, knowing the lyrics by heart I started crying when the song started to play, with the lyrics and the performance all film just clicked at that moment idk how to describe
Movie that breaks you in such way that this song does not sound the same anymore. Plus, a side note: 'under pressure' sounds just like 'a depression' which makes it even more painful
Me encanta esta versión, realmente es hermosa, me destruye. No paro de pensar en la escena de Aftersun, me hace sentir en camara lenta, como si estuviera perdiendo algo, pero al perderlo puedo decir que lo tuve y sostuve algo hermoso. Todos estamos destruidos de distintas maneras
This movie has been in my mind since I got home from my trip to Vegas and holy shit. The meaning and the execution was a complete 11/10. I looked up the synopsis of the film and I didn't feel the same after. Bravo, Charlotte Wells. A well-done, beautiful masterpiece!
First time i saw that scene ,something has changed my perspective about this song,it's like the first time i care about the lyrics of the song , this ourselves under pressure
I watched this film and initially moved on without much consideration. But at some point I started to think about it more and more. And I listened to this song again. And the scene replayed in my head clearly. And then I think about the film more and more. And listen to the song again and again. It longingly digs right in the gut. Damn I need to watch this film again.
All the comments on this video are exactly the rollercoaster of emotions i felt on this scene. Thank you so much for uploading this version of the song, it really powerful message. i have heard UNDER PRESSURE like a thousands of times for with this movie, it really change the meaning of the lyrics, Specially on the verse: LOVES DARES YOU TO CARE FOR THE PEOPLE ON THE EDGE OF THE NIGHT. I can related of watching an old video of a loved one that is no longer alive. specially if it is the only physical record you have with him/her and then only memories, vague phone call memories.
Cette scène pendant laquelle joue cette musique est incroyable. On passe de la joie à l'horreur de manière même pas brutale, les deux semblent se mélanger à un moment. C'est fou comment ce film retranscrit l'impression de malaise avec ses pairs alors qu'on devrait être heureux, comment on passe de la joie et de la bonne volonté au repli et à la tristesse, comment on se déphase avec la personne que l'on aime. Cette scène est une vraie tape sur la joue. Tout reste en suspend, inachevé, on est comme laissé pour compte. Et bien sûr, très belle musique au passage !
This NEEDS to be released on Spotify
still waiting😞
Impossible with the rights to Bowie and Queen
I've just learnt that you can upload songs from your phone to your Spotify local file
How?@@lanabanana5301
@@lanabanana5301 how!!!
I really like how Bowie never gets the chance to finish the lyric. It results in a lack of closure, similar to how Sophie never quite found closure with her father after this being the last time they saw each other. She could never understand what happened after that trip, why she never saw him again, or the pressures and suffering he was going through at the time since she was too young to understand. A really nuanced and effective detail
Wow!!
Spoilers
I believe it's implied Sophie knows why she never saw Calum again. He commited suicide after their vacation. The lack of closure comes from how that was the point she realized that her father was never who she thought he was and how she's trying to put the pieces as to try and understand why he would do such a thing.
Still, I never saw that cut in the lyric as that and I agree with what you said there!
I never took that away from the film, neather that she never saw her dad again. Im sure didnt see each other often enough but im curious what made you think that this trip was the last time they ever saw each other
@@jakobweber3754 brother. I guess, you might not be prepared for this. But, he dies, by suicide. He was suffering from depression. That's why he was learning Tai Chi and reading meditation books. He cries and doesn't care if he is bleeding. He even claims he has no plans to reach the age of 40. When his daughter sings Happy Birthday, he is not happy. He is aware, it's probably his last. And the movie is how an older Sophie, shown in the end, is trying to reminisce what she missed in her dad's behaviour. He died not long after the trip. It's her last memory of him. In this song, while the young Sophie hugs him, the older Sophie is struggling to grab her father as he constantly pushes her away. Because he is gone. She is unable to grasp what happened to him and that's what the scene represents. It was a side of her dad she missed because she was just a kid. It's heartbreaking to the core.
@@AbhishekSharmaMoviePool there are multiple interpretations you can take from the film. Everyone I've spoken to has had a different interpretation. The ambiguity is the point. Trying to argue what happened following the film's events as facts is just pissing on the art. This is how you interpreted it.
"the give love, give love" and the "this is our last dance" part always wrecks me
Because this is ourselves
Bowie cooked
In an interview, the director, Charlotte Wells revealed that she actually hand drew a map of sorts showing during which points of the song, she wanted an emphasis on the strings or the vocals. What results is a beautiful push and pull not only of the vcoals, but also of the father daughter relationship! One of my favourite ending of any film!
omg could you tell me in which interview? please
@@izkragutierrez7430 I’ve been trying to find which interview it was from but I’ve seen a lot 😓 it was one of the ones on Spotify I believe, if I find it I’ll update you!
Who friggin cares. So lame
1:52 2:07 😮
Agreed. Amazing ending and a great reminder to focus on the important things in life.
Probably the best use of a song in a film I’ve ever heard. I got chills during this scene.
clearly you haven't seen many films
@@oilyshoes9969 came here to tell everyone he didn't like this movie. We get it bro.
@@rickrollins6640 wrong jerkoff - read all my replies - I did indeed like this movie. But to call it earth shattering is downright silly
@@oilyshoes9969 what are your top 3 movies? Curious
@@rickrollins6640 Five Easy Pieces, Midnight Cowboy & Night Moves
I ugly cried watching the last scene. This film is a masterpiece.
this is one of the greatest moments in cinema. No question about it.
laurence anyways..........
stop
@@oilyshoes9969 nah
What about portals scene from Endgame?
@@eddydraconian one of the moments. There's space for a lot, including Endgame
Freddie Mercury’s wail becoming the strings breaks my heart every single time. I could listen to this forever
Dont Forget to Bowie❤
1:45 the transition into strings is impossible to describe
"This is our last dance" hit me like a brick.
In all seriousness, nothing has ever, and nothing will ever, come close to this arrangement and to this film. I can't put into words the emotions I felt it listening to this track for the first time in that scene. Such a heartbreaking film and what a beautiful score.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤️
You need to get out more
@oilyshoes9969 maybe you need to enjoy more films and learn how to recognise when someone is being hyperbolic to highlight a point
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Yep that line perfectly encapsulates the visuals, as does the whole reworked arrangement to be fair. I had such a physical reaction to seeing & hearing this together for the first time. Really felt it creating a knot in my chest. Since then I can't hear this song in the same way. Kudos Oliver, you did an incredible job, not just with this but the entire score.
@@dimedout4719 you need to watch more movies
Really disappointed this film got snubbed at the Oscars, apart from for Paul Mescal's great performance. What a masterpiece Aftersun was.
It's absolutely outrageous that Charlotte Wells was not nominated for Best Director.
Frankie Corio totally deserved a nomination for sure!
It was trash
Aftersun definitely should’ve gotten a Best Picture nomination. The film was so beautiful and heartbreaking altogether!
Still have no clue how avatar got nominated for best picture, but this didn’t
The 1:30 - 2:55 part is my fav. It likes hearing your inside thoughts, screaming, longing to get all out...
they way she clinges to her father as child/ and at the disco lights, its really hard to assimilate, knowing that was the last time you felt them close to you.
❤
This song really has a new meaning now.
I think this song was always sad, though. If you look at the lyrics and consider the two singers, it seems to be about two men in love who, due to social pressure, are breaking up. "Why can't we give love one more chance?" "Because love's such an old-fashioned word..." "This is our last dance."
What an ending, completely destroyed me
Does this mean we’re getting The Beauty Of Aftersun?!
The Beauty of Babylon
It's insane to me that Oliver Coates wasn't nominated for best original score in the oscars for his sublime work in this film. By far the best soundtrack I've heard this year.
I think the fact that this tune is in there disqualifies him from that- if there's ANYTHING non-original in the soundtrack then it's non-eligible I believe. It happened to Jonny Greenwood when he used pieces of his own music from a previous project :(
@@chillimayo2661 Everything Everywhere All at Once was nominated though. Many of Son Lux's own songs were utilized within that film. It's just unfortunate this one was snubbed
To be honest it's a really subtle and minimal score (with this remix aside). The academy voters hardly pay mind to these types of osts
Trent Reznor mixed In The Hall of The Mountain King for The Social Network soundtrack and him and Atticus Ross were both nominated.
@@Tyranatronus not to mention how one of the main motifs in the score is debussy’s clair de lune
This version of absolutely heartbreaking. The directing in the last 10 minutes of the movie are a masterclass in showing emotion without saying a single word of dialogue.
My dad has depression and been having suicidal thoughts for months and he almost took his own life several times. This movie shattered me and this scene brought me to tears cause I wouldn't be able to live in a world without him in it. I've been through that myself but I was thinking about my mom and how she would be destroyed so I fought really hard. This movie truly means a lot to me
He is blessed to have you looking out for him. I don't know you, but based on this post, I love your heart.
@@nicobones9608 thank you so much ! That means a lot
I hope you and your dad are doing okay. Wish you lots of happiness and well being ❤
@@parthyadav3733 I'm doing a lot better thank you so much and my dad is still dealing with those dark thoughts but he keeps fighting! This means a lot and I wish lots of happiness in your life too
@@maina2637 I really really hope things get good for your dad. I hope he opens up to you or somebody else and this gives him comfort and come out of it. I say this because I am struggling too and I know it’s very hard.
This is a perfect example for how sound/music could be an intrinsic part of the aesthetics of a film rather than merely a secondary/supporting element. the dialogue it enters with the plot, the deconstruction of a rock classic, rearranging it, adding more layers, more contrasts, a crescendo of diverse emotions… let us float in space or fall down into the abyys with the protagonist, and in the end hit the ground with bowie!! Oliver Coates' contribution to this film and this particular scene as a masterpiece cannot be stressed enough. many of us will keep this moment dearly in our hearts forever. Thank you!
music is a big importance in films that rely heavily on visual aesthetic, but films like No Country For Old Men have no soundtrack work as well.
One of the most impactful moments I've experienced in a cinema. Feeling the strings swell up as they have their last hug hit like a ton of bricks. Thank you for collaborating with Charlotte to create such a fantastic film ❤
It was very good - let’s not go that far, you clearly haven’t seen much cinema
@@oilyshoes9969 let ppl enjoy things damn
@@ximenaastorga371 oh…up yours. It wasn’t a masterpiece- shut up already. I’m on record as saying it was very good
@@oilyshoes9969 oh good lord stop being a snob
@@robertyeah2259 I’m not a stop Mr Light in the Loafers 😂
This scene hit me like a bullet train, never cried this hard to a movie. Thank you so much for making this.
I said it before in another comment, but this film is so close to me, so close to home… I AM that father and this movie absolutely floored me and made me realise so much more about the impact that I would have if I’d go thru with what my darkest thoughts tell me… AFTERSUN is apparently a lifesaver AND a masterpiece of a film.
Such an amazing comment to read
i couldnt agree more, incredible!!
Suicide rate for depressed men is 7%
For depressed women it's only 1%
It's tougher for men to deal with depression because society expects them to be strong.
Callum probably didn't have anyone other than his daughter (divorced and from a dysfunctional family) and he was sure that as Sophie grew up and started to see him for the "failure" that he is, he would lose her too. But in reality, there's nothing that would let her down more than his suicide.
Your kids don't need you to be strong. They need you to stick around and to love them. That's the least you can provide.
The frustration we feel with Callum's decision must be a very good way of giving perspective to people with suicidal thoughts (especially parents).
Your comment made me shed a tear. I'm a dad, too...
I know Everything Everywhere All At Once was the big winner at the Oscars and I thought it was a good movie too but Aftersun was in a different realm and would be my personal Best Picture winner...It also deserved to be nominated for Best screenplay and Best Director! It's truly a shame Aftersun didn't get more recognition at the Oscars :(
I know. I feel the same here.
What screenplay?
@@winstonwolf5706 that wonderful screenplay
@@matiasescalante7752 Surface level improv isn't a fucking screenplay.
@@winstonwolf5706 mate who hurt you
It's mind-boggling that there's quite a few people who either found it subtle or outright missed there's something up with him. The whole movie he was screaming "I'm terribly depressed and an actual danger to myself" to me, but that's probably just me.
Pretty good movie, and the responses to it are fascinating. Really shows how individual experiences shape can shape what we pick up (or don't) on in movies, and probably in real life as well.
Throughout most of the movie I was distracted, I wasn’t paying a lot of attention. But in the last 30 minutes or so, this movie hit me like an avalanche. Like I understood something was wrong especially from the expressions of the grown up daughter. The credits rolled and I didn’t get up from my seat. I was shocked I thing. I am going to watch this movie again. Properly this time.
@@parthyadav3733 it’s even better on the second watch imo😃
I never noticed and that shit haunts me
I wouldn’t say it’s that strange from the holiday scenes alone. Until near the end ofcourse. I mean its hard to spot in real life too.
I have never ever cried so hard during a movie. my mom passed when I was eight, and during the time I knew her, we only got to see each other on visits as she didn’t have custody over me. I cried this entire movie because it perfectly encapsulated how it feels to watch a parent slowly fade away in front of you and not realize that was what was happening until years later. the disconnect between sophie and her father, the love that is so clearly there, the obvious degrading mental health of calum, and the bittersweet memory of what you realize was a relationship slowly coming to its end. it was literally like I was reliving my life. AND THIS PART oh my god I was crying so hard that had to go back and rewatch it a few days later because I hardly remembered it through my tears
어제 영화를 보고 이 노래를 들으러 왔는데 댓글 해석이 좋네요. 여운이 남습니다
Cause love's such an old fashioned word
And love dares you to care for
The people on the edge of the night
And loves dares you to change our way of
Caring about ourselves
This is our last dance
This is our last dance
This is ourselves
A lot of movies and series use popular songs but personally this is the only movie that has completely changed how I emotionally react to a song. I cannot listen to Under Pressure without feeling utterly devastated. This arrangement is just... I don't even have words to describe it.
I'm the same. I watched this movie a few months ago and it still effects me 😢
Fuck me. I just watched the movie. The music is devastatingly exquisite. Congrats Oliver. Heart. Broken.
The most emotion I've felt watching a film during this scene. This track was just perfect in communicating her grief to us.
two months ago, i watched this movie for the first time and i've been listening this version every day. i don't have words to explain how this affected me.
yeah no. I'll never listen to this song the same way ever EVER again. oh my god.
when Under Pressure comes on in the car I have to pretend like I am not crying
Thank you for uploading this specific version. I am here to cry
So am i :(
Those heartbreaking added synth chords over the original from halfway through are a masterstroke and totally send the song into a tragic nosedive.
It's been weeks since I've seen this film but I can't stop thinking about it. The final scene was so haunting yet bittersweet in a way. I'm glad they had their last dance, but the very fact it was their last dance just eats you away. Aftersun will probably go down as one of the best films I've seen. Pure art.
Ive never sat just staring blankly and silently sobbing at the same time from a movie before. IT absolutely destroyed me and reopened old wounds. The ending scene was such a cinematic masterpiece!
This scene came in like a frieght train. Immediately realizing what was happening. I dont know how you don't cry during this.
this film literally broke my heart into a million pieces
The cello, oh my god. It’s like a human voice, like adult Sophie putting the pieces together with that hug. 🥺💔
I couldn't help but cry when this whole scene started playing, I felt my whole nerves trembling and my blood freezing and stopping its march on my body. What a movie, what an experience.
I don't know if you're the guy who arranged this but if you are, thank you. You helped create one of the most powerful scenes I've seen in a movie in a long time. I think I'm forever altered in ways that I can't express. I walked around for 40 minutes after watching the movie thinking about my life and my relationship with my parents. I remember thinking something that was profound, "sometimes all you can do is say I love you and really mean it".
yes this is the guy who arranged this piece, as well as the rest of the film's score. what an achievement
*woman. her name is literally in the video. olivia coates.
@@beatrice1903 it literally says Oliver both in the video and the in channel name what are you waffling about 😂😂😂
@@beatrice1903 You good?
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I lost my dad this year and this movie brought me to tears four hours after watching it
We, those who have lost a father, are with you and send big hugs your way. You will overcome your loss and all that love will find new places to live: memories, objects, places, music. Your dad will be with you always.
@@t.miranda176thank you! It was his 1-year death anniversary just a few days ago. Sending love your way as well, may our lost loved ones remain with us in essence forever.
I listen to this at least twice a day
One of the best ending scenes of all time
I get chills every time once the string change hits
This film is like feeling a rumbling for the whole run time, unsure of what you're feeling, until the volcano erupts during this scene, and it all becomes too clear what that intuition was whispering through the tremors. Utterly devastating and powerful film of the finest art.
This ending captivated me just as much as requiem for a dream did. Kept me thinking about it for days. Thinking bout how my mama did her best knowing it wasn't easy for her. Very relatable movie even though my mom wasn't depressed at all. It just made me think about the hard times knowing there was beauty in it too.
Such an incredible arrangement. It works in perfect harmony with the storytelling to create a sublimely devastating climax. Still blown away. Thank you
I haven’t cried watching a film in a while. This film changed that. This scene in particular is perfection.
No film hit me like this one, kept thinking about it over and over for weeks after watching it.
This is the absolute nuts.
Kept coming back to this scene after watching it in the cinema for the first time, i didnt even process what was going on at the time and then it all hit me when i was on my way home, absolutely beautiful heartwrenching scene coupled with the use of this song, it was so seamless
i wish this was on spotify
same man same
This song is a rollercoaster of emotions for me. But, the fact that that line is cut right in the middle and its like, "this is our last dance"... I need more. Everytime I listen to this is like i think about Freddie and David, and the fictional characters of the movie, and me, and my father who now, ten years after his death I begin to understand him why he did what he did. It's just.. a lot. A lot of feels, and a lot of tears my friends. Oliver, you're a genius. Thank you.
I've just listened to this about 25 times in a row. The end of the film floored me and this incredible re-imagining played a huge part in that.
this is extremely cathartic.
This version is so powerful and heartbreaking, I love it so much... when I go to my godfather's chemo sessions, to make him company, this song plays in my head, very loud and strong, like it's telling me to enjoy the little moments I have left with him. It breaks me every time, and I think this song will remind me of him, even when he eventually gets out of this. Thank you for making this OST, the movie wouldn't be the same without it.
The perfect soundtrack for the perfect movie. Thank you, Oliver.
masterpiece; both movie and this song...
This song matched with the images really made a cathartic and both sad scene. It was so powerful to watch it. Amazing, thank you Oliver.
This song is so beautiful omg
Blew me away. The whole score was phenomenal, the film is a great example of a combination of an audio and visual experience.
Loved your work ever since I randomly came across 'Honey'
Looking forward to your next project
1:49-1:59 sent the the biggest chill through me
1:37 my whole soul starts crying fr, im a grown ass man rn and i dont cry easily but this touch my feelings
The scene that plays this song will haunt me forever, especially because it resonates with something very personal that I'm experiencing right now. What a film, how many deep emotions...
You will live forever in the memory of this song, Leonardo.
I can never listen to this song in the same way again
Few movies have made me sob as much as this did at the end. Such a beautiful and heart-wrenching ending. Your score was incredible and made a huge impact on this movie.
ALL my homies tear up when listening to Under Pressure 👊💯
My God, I bawled my eyes out at this entire scene. I was a mess at the end of the movie.
Goosebumps every single time I listen
ART in pure form
I wish i can watch this moment for the first time again
I remember seeing this, completely stumped and stuck in my chair at the cinema, and somehow recalling the last summer before the divorce of my fathers. When you grow in pain, it's very difficult to take care of others, because you are inclined to cause pain, to hurt others and yourself. Guys, we can learn to be better -- we need to be better. I needed to search the fucking song because now I can't get it out of my head.
Thank you for uploading this! Can’t wait to cry all day to it 🫡
knowing the song beforehand, knowing the lyrics by heart I started crying when the song started to play, with the lyrics and the performance all film just clicked at that moment idk how to describe
Movie that breaks you in such way that this song does not sound the same anymore. Plus, a side note: 'under pressure' sounds just like 'a depression' which makes it even more painful
Me encanta esta versión, realmente es hermosa, me destruye. No paro de pensar en la escena de Aftersun, me hace sentir en camara lenta, como si estuviera perdiendo algo, pero al perderlo puedo decir que lo tuve y sostuve algo hermoso. Todos estamos destruidos de distintas maneras
when the drums drop out and the synths start swelling... CHILLS
This song has the power to bring me down at the time, during any mood. I love it
You absolutely killed this, man. Thank you.
thanks im crying now.
This movie has been in my mind since I got home from my trip to Vegas and holy shit. The meaning and the execution was a complete 11/10. I looked up the synopsis of the film and I didn't feel the same after. Bravo, Charlotte Wells. A well-done, beautiful masterpiece!
This scene is one long agonizing scream of pain and desire.
The peak of this movie, incredible 💖
Es indescriptible cómo esta película sutilmente te rompe el corazón.
Exquisite. Painful but exquisite.
this is so hauntingly beautiful
this is our last dance, this is ourselves.
amazing music, amazing voices, amazing film
First time i saw that scene ,something has changed my perspective about this song,it's like the first time i care about the lyrics of the song , this ourselves under pressure
The part around 2 minutes gives me chills
I watched this film and initially moved on without much consideration. But at some point I started to think about it more and more. And I listened to this song again. And the scene replayed in my head clearly. And then I think about the film more and more. And listen to the song again and again. It longingly digs right in the gut. Damn I need to watch this film again.
I will never recover after this
All the comments on this video are exactly the rollercoaster of emotions i felt on this scene. Thank you so much for uploading this version of the song, it really powerful message. i have heard UNDER PRESSURE like a thousands of times for with this movie, it really change the meaning of the lyrics, Specially on the verse: LOVES DARES YOU TO CARE FOR THE PEOPLE ON THE EDGE OF THE NIGHT.
I can related of watching an old video of a loved one that is no longer alive. specially if it is the only physical record you have with him/her and then only memories, vague phone call memories.
Bowie hit my heart again, thanks for this fabulous version
Hi @oliver just wanted to say I love this so much! Been listening to it nonstop after watching the movie. Thank you for making this masterpiece!
It sounds amazing. Perfect for the ending. Thanks for uploading and nice work. This film is my best 2023 ever. From Korea.
They should call this version simply "..This is our ladt fance." A masterpiece.
just fell on my knees head in hands sobbing this makes my whole body ache with pain and sorrow ouwchie
Cette scène pendant laquelle joue cette musique est incroyable. On passe de la joie à l'horreur de manière même pas brutale, les deux semblent se mélanger à un moment. C'est fou comment ce film retranscrit l'impression de malaise avec ses pairs alors qu'on devrait être heureux, comment on passe de la joie et de la bonne volonté au repli et à la tristesse, comment on se déphase avec la personne que l'on aime.
Cette scène est une vraie tape sur la joue. Tout reste en suspend, inachevé, on est comme laissé pour compte.
Et bien sûr, très belle musique au passage !
this is one of the best things i've ever heard
Absolute masterpiece. That last hug. Cherish your loved ones everyone
You did amazing! I wish this was in spotify