This whole scene (Boyd talking to Colonel Hart) is very depressing. Like the final scene in "The Thing". It gets wierder when you realise that actor who plays Colonel Hart has a criminal past.
@@KinoNowejPrzygody depressing yes but it is quite enlightening. Until I watched this movie I never knew that movies can be much more than just entertainment.
The old books were gone.. why?.. parallel with usa; based on all old classic democratic virtues on inception, but then it went EXPANDING, killing, more and more: and all original founding fathers virtues vanished…and look at usa today 😢
I'd dare any film director to try and make a ravenous 2 and make it as epic and moving as the original. in my opinion it would be near impossible, the female director Antonia bird did something phenomenal with this movie, the cast the setting the choice on the score and choosing the people to compose it. I've never seen a film before or after this that has made me feel the way this film does. it intrigues me and yet it terrifies me and makes me laugh, crazy emotions when I watched this movie when I was a young lad.
I wouldn’t dare anyone to, precisely because they couldn’t. I’ve seen what they’ve done to other beloved franchises lately, they better steer clear of Ravenous
Been looking for this one, and it is just exquisite, hitting all the right notes. Classic movie that I watched in an empty theater 20 years ago, yet walked out buzzing from a cinematic masterpiece. I hope RAVENOUS recurves the due that it has never gotten
i find the repetitiveness of the Ravenous soundtracks makes them awesome to do my writing to. always come back to the playlist after years and still find all the tracks amazingly impressive. genius!
Is it weird that I don't find this movie funny at all yet freaky as hell. 😨 Robert is just so damn creepy in this movie. Those eyes of his sure give you the nightmares and maybe won't sleep for days.
My first thoughts when hearing this were that it reminded me quite a bit of Akira Yamaoka's score for Silent Hill games - not so much the centerpiece songs that had lyrics, but the more ambient tracks on most of them. I'd look into them, perhaps.
Even the way the beat loops reminds me of that freaky as all fuck distorted piano-string-y thumping in the room with the bugs and the hole in the wall (if i'm remembering the game correctly, i believe the sound shows up at the end of Ashes and Ghosts on the ost)
This was my favorite showdown. I know there's black comedy laced over this movie. But I take it so seriously everytime I see it, and I feel every vicious attack in this confrontation. I would want my protagonist of a story to go down like Boyd did while taking down Culqhoun in this movie, with that same eeriness and feeling of there being no way back.
Disturbing and hypnotizing, specially the altered piano. The percussion effects in 5.1 were jaw-dropping at the movie theatre wehn I saw the movie. Genius.
@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 don't think a not too popular soundtrack album like this could have been re-isued on 5.1. Hopefully, you can still get to see the movie in surround sound one day.
@@christianlandaetatorres15560 Im totally out of the loop with these things but you think a Blu-ray release these data would enable me to have the same sonic experience you had in the theaters with a good enough sound system. This is probably my fav músic soundtrack of all time but I never considered the sound directions n stuff like that.
Like a soundtrack or a normal electric band? If an artist I recommend you listen to Massive Attack's most recent album "Heligoland" and some of their other stuff as well. Trip-hop orientated stuff might be what you looking for.
Pretty much the song that inspired my musical direction. when writing, i mean. The simplicity and repetitiveness of it is what draws me for some reason.
One of my favourite films and easily my favourite soundtrack to any film. From here, an obligatory, though barely-necessary spoiler alert... I have to say though, I often wondered if it would've been more of a full-circle to have had things adjusted so that Boyd kills Ives and then have that final, brutal battle with the recently deranged Col. Hart.
that would have been against harts character though, he was set up as a good man who just lost his way, and him begging for boyd to kill him was a realization of that and a redemption. Ives is nothing more than raw instinct and a apex predator, makes the perfect antagonist to have a final showdown with.
@@jonaswhitt4322 A fine point! And I agree with you from a character perspective. To do otherwise would be to switch gears on that. I think though that there is a context with the corruptibility of people and once some lines have been crossed, there is no turning back/what was is now gone forever. That is to say, even a purely good man like Col. Hart is vulnerable to evil in the end. I think that adds to the "horror" of the story even though yeah, it's against the character's framework. Given that the only way to really stop the Wendigo is illustrated by Boyd's sacrifice, the fact that Hart kind of did it before him maybe dilutes the impact of the final message?
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"If you die first, I am definitely going to eat you. The question is... if I die first... are you going to eat me? Bon Apetit!"
a great score can make or break a film. This drips of pure epicness and in the film was the perfect music for the showdown between Ives and Boyd.
Precisely, this song brings that scene right into my mind.
Yup, that was one of the all time legendary movie battles.
Aristotle sought truth, not happiness.
Truth? I lived my life according to truth and look where it got me, fort spencer.
This whole scene (Boyd talking to Colonel Hart) is very depressing. Like the final scene in "The Thing". It gets wierder when you realise that actor who plays Colonel Hart has a criminal past.
@@KinoNowejPrzygody depressing yes but it is quite enlightening. Until I watched this movie I never knew that movies can be much more than just entertainment.
The old books were gone.. why?.. parallel with usa; based on all old classic democratic virtues on inception, but then it went EXPANDING, killing, more and more: and all original founding fathers virtues vanished…and look at usa today 😢
The most misunderstood Masterpiece ever like Soldier with Kurt Russell. The score is absolutely unique.
I'd dare any film director to try and make a ravenous 2 and make it as epic and moving as the original. in my opinion it would be near impossible, the female director Antonia bird did something phenomenal with this movie, the cast the setting the choice on the score and choosing the people to compose it. I've never seen a film before or after this that has made me feel the way this film does. it intrigues me and yet it terrifies me and makes me laugh, crazy emotions when I watched this movie when I was a young lad.
@William Davis make a lee saunders 2????
It's gritty, and very real.
They could not made it today,closest we got was 2017 Ritual
I wouldn’t dare anyone to, precisely because they couldn’t. I’ve seen what they’ve done to other beloved franchises lately, they better steer clear of Ravenous
" so, anyone do anything today"?.
Been looking for this one, and it is just exquisite, hitting all the right notes. Classic movie that I watched in an empty theater 20 years ago, yet walked out buzzing from a cinematic masterpiece.
I hope RAVENOUS recurves the due that it has never gotten
i find the repetitiveness of the Ravenous soundtracks makes them awesome to do my writing to. always come back to the playlist after years and still find all the tracks amazingly impressive. genius!
No Man's Sky
I MEDITATE to them as well
yes.
Is it weird that I don't find this movie funny at all yet freaky as hell. 😨 Robert is just so damn creepy in this movie. Those eyes of his sure give you the nightmares and maybe won't sleep for days.
The "RUN" scene is funny as hell
it doesn't get better than this. Genious.
My first thoughts when hearing this were that it reminded me quite a bit of Akira Yamaoka's score for Silent Hill games - not so much the centerpiece songs that had lyrics, but the more ambient tracks on most of them. I'd look into them, perhaps.
i thought the same! makes me wonder if this movie's score inspired yamaoka in any way
Even the way the beat loops reminds me of that freaky as all fuck distorted piano-string-y thumping in the room with the bugs and the hole in the wall (if i'm remembering the game correctly, i believe the sound shows up at the end of Ashes and Ghosts on the ost)
Chilling awesome soundtrack, fits the movie perfectly
The soundtrack was definitely the best part of the movie, can't get enough of it.
This was my favorite showdown.
I know there's black comedy laced over this movie.
But I take it so seriously everytime I see it, and I feel every vicious attack in this confrontation.
I would want my protagonist of a story to go down like Boyd did while taking down Culqhoun in this movie, with that same eeriness and feeling of there being no way back.
Disturbing and hypnotizing, specially the altered piano. The percussion effects in 5.1 were jaw-dropping at the movie theatre wehn I saw the movie. Genius.
5.1?? Is there a soundtrack version with this option?
@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 don't think a not too popular soundtrack album like this could have been re-isued on 5.1. Hopefully, you can still get to see the movie in surround sound one day.
@@christianlandaetatorres15560 Im totally out of the loop with these things but you think a Blu-ray release these data would enable me to have the same sonic experience you had in the theaters with a good enough sound system. This is probably my fav músic soundtrack of all time but I never considered the sound directions n stuff like that.
Such a captivating piece of music, and the whole ost!!! Can't stop listening!!!
Hauntingly beautiful.
I see some similarities between the Loop (Intro) and Gorillaz "Clint Eastwood"
Red Army
Nyarlathotep is here with us
I use this soundtrack to pump me up for a serious boss battle in most video games.
You might enjoy Amon Tobin too
Can someone explain the name of this song? There's save-our-soul (fitting for Boyd's situation), but then there's -issa??
I forget which - Aramaic or Hebrew - but in that language, "Issa" is the other name for "JESUS"...
@@alpdigitalfilmworks9174 Jesus on hebrew is YESHUA, Jesus on Aramaic is YESHU, Jesus on arabic is ISSA/ISA.
The looping piano here can also be heard for a quick moment in Magnolia
The beginning made me feel the song was slowed down
This song got my ears pregnant
Almost choked on my smoothie! Best comment ever!!
It starts out like kind of a "Tango of Death." AND THEN IT GETS DARKER...
the complete raw TENDERNESS of *that* finale really remains unparalleled to any other horror movies i've watched
Amen! The finale and cross over into end credits should be on the curriculum of every course on film.
This is song is what I think of when I think of ravenous, Guy Pierce looking around with a sword, epic camera angles, "IIIIIves!"
Edit: 4:30
I would like to see a whole electronic album done like this. can anyone recommend one?
Reminds me of silent hill
last duet on earth
At least one other person who watched this video got that reference, by that like on your comment. Wonder what the odds of this are?
I immediately recognised this track. But I couldn't recall where it was from.
This would fit well in Inscryption...
I so high man
Have you heard similar Damon Albarn songs? I could show you some if you'd like.
The closest migh be any of his Gorillaz work. However, this soundtrack is quite unique in his career.
Like a soundtrack or a normal electric band? If an artist I recommend you listen to Massive Attack's most recent album "Heligoland" and some of their other stuff as well. Trip-hop orientated stuff might be what you looking for.
Wendigo
Sounds like Silent Hill.
Not gonna lie, the beginning of this movie made me hungry
Pretty much the song that inspired my musical direction. when writing, i mean. The simplicity and repetitiveness of it is what draws me for some reason.
thx !! "cave"
Reds
Solve et coagula - build back better
save our soul issa save our save our save our soul issa save our soul issa
Reds
man of culture
One of my favourite films and easily my favourite soundtrack to any film.
From here, an obligatory, though barely-necessary spoiler alert...
I have to say though, I often wondered if it would've been more of a full-circle to have had things adjusted so that Boyd kills Ives and then have that final, brutal battle with the recently deranged Col. Hart.
that would have been against harts character though, he was set up as a good man who just lost his way, and him begging for boyd to kill him was a realization of that and a redemption. Ives is nothing more than raw instinct and a apex predator, makes the perfect antagonist to have a final showdown with.
@@jonaswhitt4322 A fine point! And I agree with you from a character perspective. To do otherwise would be to switch gears on that. I think though that there is a context with the corruptibility of people and once some lines have been crossed, there is no turning back/what was is now gone forever.
That is to say, even a purely good man like Col. Hart is vulnerable to evil in the end. I think that adds to the "horror" of the story even though yeah, it's against the character's framework.
Given that the only way to really stop the Wendigo is illustrated by Boyd's sacrifice, the fact that Hart kind of did it before him maybe dilutes the impact of the final message?
The Last Duet on Earth anyone?
dark day, what more do you want?
Soldiers of God.
Saveoursoulissa
Save Our Soul Issa
SOSI
sosi
🤨
una obra maestra
Look up Grickle 'The Last Duet'. thank me later.
epic.
Гениально !!!
Comer o ser comido?
Original sample from a scene of boogie Nights !
Can someone explain the "-issa" part of the name? Good song, but I don't get the name.
I know it's six years later, but ISSA is the name of Jesus in arabic.
@@WisteriaNerium I know it's two years later but thanks. I learned something.
Great song.
unite against mediocraty.
This reminds me of the USSR and Russia doing ww2 though the cold war.
Sample... copped.
tai pas mort ?
bds israel.
i would LOVE that, please. and thank you :)