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For me it was really cool thing to notice that the orchestra warm up sound in the beginning in the movie is actually part of the soundtrack. I didn't realize that before listening this soundtrack album.
@@jussi-pekkaturunen689 has always had the way of this time in life that you have a life to dream and dream of life is not the way of it you can do it to me the way that I will be with the person you
TENET is a modern masterpiece. The more you think about it, the better it gets. Kudos to Nolan for staying original and loyal to his own ideas and imagination.
The more I think about it, the less sense it makes. Very messy film, bad pacing, horrible sound mixing. This movie is great on paper, but the execution (especially in the editing room) fell short
Can’t wait to get this on Blu-ray so that I can watch it however many times I like till it eventually make sense. This film requires multiple viewing in order to appreciate the art which Chris has carefully crafted.
@Chokwe Of course it's just an opinion, but it seems to be shared by most forums and reviews as a consensus. As an example, how do you explain the last big fight scene. Who were all those "henchmen" they were fighting? Why did they need all those people? What was going on at all.
This is one of those movies that you should see at least once at the movie theater. It's simply insane. The soundtrack fits perfectly with every scene and the sound system of the theater gives me goosebumps everywhere. I've seen it twice and it was such an amazing experience. Shout-out to Nolan and Göransson!
It's a movie that you should see at least twice, first time you discover it, and second time you watch it after understanding it, just like how they operate at TENET
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Definitely not. Movie was an awesome concept, too complex to fit into a reasonable exposition time, so the entire movie became exposition, leaving no room for emotional buildup, destroying any audience investment in the movie.
I wouldn't say he was the true hero but he was definitely the right hand man we all wish we had. Then again if he really was the young boy all grown up then he was repaying a debt.
@@IrvingNestorRandom Yeah I wouldn't say there's anything that innovative or progressive in the Tenet soundtrack either and throughout the film I thought it was rather repetitive and annoying. Just like the film, the score is just ON 100% the whole time, no breathing room. If everything is intense the whole entire time, it loses it's effect. It's weird because I love his work on black panther and mandolorian but thought this was weak...
I've watched it 7 times already, one of my favorite films ever, and best 2020 film, I just have to say thank you Chris Nolan and all your team for sharing us art.
Watched at least 20 times and still haven’t understand everything about this movie. Nolan really challenges audience and give audience a chance to solve the puzzle
Fun fact: If you reverse the audio of "MEETING NEIL" the high-pitched atmospheric audio in the background forms The Protagonist's Theme that is all over the entire score and of course most prominent in the track "THE PROTAGONIST". A beautiful way to show Neil and the Protagonist's relationship!
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Wow. Hans Zimmer's replacement certainly lived up to the task. Tenet's pace is faster than Inception's, so the intense throbbing electronic score is perfect. Great job Ludwig. I was also reminded of Daft Punk's Tron Legacy score.
Dude if you haven't seen it; Hans Zimmer wasn't able to do Tenet's score because he was working on the one for Dennis Villaneuve's Dune... AND THE TRAILER FOR THAT JUST DROPPED. th-cam.com/video/n9xhJrPXop4/w-d-xo.html
With perhaps one exception I found the Tron: Legacy score consistently more tuneful. Its orchestration played a large role. The Tenet score does its job but with a rawness.
@@Brandon-se4wn Reminded me in places of Tangerine Dream's soundtrack to the William Friedkin film Sorcerer, both of which I recommend. And I'll need find the track but I'd heard what had to have been a direct homage to the Inception score.
47:18 You can hear Travis Scott's voice mixed in. After Goransson completed the soundtrack, he discussed with Nolan that someone new ought to be brought in to do the credits. He argued that the audience would likely want something new, something they hadn't heard yet in the film after the finale. Goransson ran it by Nolan and he agreed Scott would be great to bring in. They produced the song "The Plan" and decided to go back and mix in his voice with a few of the tracks throughout the movie.
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Unbelievable soundtrack Went to see the movie in an IMAX theater, and I have to say it was the best cinematographic experience of my life. My favorites tracks are : -Rainy night in Tallin (That bass drop made the whole theater shake, and I got an indescribable adrenaline rush as the special units started running) -Meeting Neil -747 -Trucks in place -Posterity -Foils - Freeport
1:12:36 LOVED this in the cinema, think it was playing during the part of the scene showing the inverted blue team. I don't know why but this part fits "inversion" so well.
It literally is the music inverted. The music always runs in the same direction, so when you see it from the perspective of the blue team the music is inverted. This is actually helpful to understand a few moments where you see Neil (who changes directions a few times during the final battle).
@@Mark-cs2pq Whoa fellas lol. Göransson has a LONGGGGGGGG way to go before his body of work rivals Hans. Is he off to an INCREDIBLE start? YES! Is he on track to become one of the best to ever do it? Most likely. But he still bows down to Hans and many, many other composers. Can't even begin to name all the composers that have incredible bodies of work far, far, far, more comprehensive in scope to Göranssons.
@@fentonajoseph Well, I go by quality, not by quantity. Has Zimmer done more? Of course he has. But all his music is very similar, he has just one mode. He never varies his style, if you heard him once, you have heard all he has to offer.
Rainy Night in Tallinn 0:00 Freeport 22:51 747 26:48 Trucks In Place 44:03 Retrieving the case 56:37 The Algorithm 59:58 Posterity 1:05:56 My personal favourites
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score is not the only thing that's purely beautiful about this movie. this movie is just....it's hard for me to find words. you just feel it. there are no mistakes. tenet, inception, prestige and interstellar are a bit similar in a matter of their league. it's cinema at its finest. this is what a movie is supposed to give you, show you, make you feel. Christopher Nolan is a true artist as was van Gogh, Mozart or Da Vinci.
I may not have got the full grasp of the movie, but this had me locked in every second. Yes the music is loud, but the tension is adds for me is soo great. I have zero complaints about TENET.
0:00:00 Rainy Night in Tallinn 0:08:01 Windmills 0:13:17 Meeting Neil 0:15:33 Priya 0:18:57 Betrayal 0:22:53 Freeport 0:26:32 747 0:33:37 From Mumbai to Amalfi 0:38:03 Foils 0:41:14 Sator 0:44:05 Trucks in Place 0:49:37 Red Room Blue Room 0:53:06 Inversion 0:56:38 Retrieving the Case 0:59:58 The Algorithm 1:05:56 Posterity 1:18:38 The Protagonist 1:23:26 The Plan (performed by Travis Scott)
I've heard the dialogue is really difficult to understand because of how loud the movie is. Watching it at home seems like the proper way to experience it for me if it means I can use subtitles haha
@@visualsforyou7120 if you live outside an english speaking country then there are subtitles in the cinema. Eitherway i had no difficulties to understand the dialogue and even if you think you would, the experience of watching it in cinema is magnitudes better than watching from home
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@@chairchair1231 major non-English speaking countries (Germany, Spain, Italy, France just no name some European ones) dub their movies, so no subtitles. Unless you specifically look for a theater that has the original version (I went two times, Italian and English with subs).
@@tomhardy6215 Wait,Dune by Hans Zimmer is also a strong competitor for original score.It´s the adaptation of the greatest best seller of sci fi genre and a believe Zimmer will create an excelent score like Ludwig.
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2:20 fall asleep in the opera 22:51 visiting the freeport 23:51 visiting the freeport 28:00 747 45:28 beginning of the car chase 1:05:55 Time Battle/ Posterity/ Trailer soundtrack 😍👌
Amazes me that people still haven't figured out you watch Nolan movies at the cinema the first time for the sensory experience then watch them again multiple times when they're released on home video to figure out the intricacies of the story. Part of the allure of his movies is how layered and complex they are. I'm so glad there are directors how there who aren't afraid to take chances and don't feel the need to spoon-feed their audience.
The first moments in "Meeting Neil" were completely mindblowing, it makes the character instantly much more misterious and interesing just with one single note. Amazing
YES! FINALLY! Someone who hears it too. I have dreamed of this sound after hearing this OST like 5 times and could not for the life of me remember where it was from. I actually checked the whole OST and somehow missed it out of eagerness, only to find it later and get such bliss. That bass drop is something ethereal...
@@cristianodettori Definitely. Everything about it is just perfect but I can understand why it didn't appeal to the general audience. Which is a shame because in every scene could see the love and passion that was put into making it. I have hope the movie will become more popular as time moves on just like the first Blade Runner which wasn't a big hit at the time of it's release. Maybe If it had a blockbuster name like Christopher Nolan attached to it then I think it would be far more appreciated.
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He is right. I have never in my life seen a better movie with such amazing and fitting soundtracks like this one. This movie is the perfect example of how important, and what a great influence music can have to movies
Nobody wants to talk about 1:19:22? I almost cried when I saw this scene, it was so beautiful. Actually, this should be the ending and not the scene with Priya.
Yeah, 1:19:22 gave me instantly chills. Such a beautiful scene. Only if Washington had shed a tear, it would had been the perfect scene. On the other hand, where would you put the killer ending line without the last scene with Priya? Also made me think that was the conclusion of story for Priya even necessary?
My Man.. I am really glad someone knows the music they are listening to.!! All the people who are blabbering about how Ludwig is inspired by Hans Zimmer in scoring this movie just fail to give right reference where exactly is the inspiration and from which movie..! almost all either giving references of single notes or just bringing out references from their a**es..!! This timeline you mentioned is the exact part where Ludwig is inspired by Hans . If you listen carefully it is inpired by 4 soundtracks of Zimmer - 1) "A watchful guardian", 2) "Like the dogs chasing the car" 3) "Risen from Darkness" 4) "Rise" ( 1&2 from the dark knight , 3&4 from the dark knight rises). This peace of timeline is the mixture of these 4 soundtracks plus Ludwig's touch.!!
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The reason I went to the cinema was because of the powerful soundtrack. I know it will be a waste not to watch this movie! Credit to the score. Amazingly done.
18:57 is so beautiful and has got a little Hans Zimmer touch to it. It comes up when Kat describes her situation to Protagonist. Man this Swedo knows what he's doing and has got some mind blowing talent
@@davidnelsonjr.5156 there's no such thing as an original thought, if you can see this fact you'll let go of a lot of resentment and similar negative energies
This is the best track I liked..especially when he told Kat who will receive the text she sent in future...that's when the music pop up...tears in my eyes..
I really like this soundtrack, don't understand, why it did not get an Oscar! I've listened it countless times for work, best music when I have a lot of to do, and wanna feel motivated❤
It really grows on you. I have been listening to this thing for more than a year now. My obsession is absolutely unhealthy. I need a creative output lol
Studio exec: Chris we're not gonna be able to release this movie widespread. It's impossible Nolan: No, it's necessary Exec: I don't think so, not in your wildest dreams Nolan: You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger darling Exec: That's it Nolan enough funny talk, I'm serious now Nolan: Why so serious? Exec: It's simple, you chose the wrong studio Nolan (Russian accent): You choose the wrong profession *walks away backwards*
Exec: What are you doing? Nolan: Are you watching closely? (Leaves) Exec: Where are you going? Nolan: I’m waiting for a train. Exec: But I never said thank you. Nolan: And you’ll never have to. Exec: Stay. Nolan: Abracadabra. (Disappears) (Okay, doesn’t fully make sense, but we all lie to ourselves to be happy.)
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2:49 opening scene when this beat dropped and the camera was following the police running I was already getting chills, I knew this was gonna be a Nolan masterpiece
This soundtrack feels nostalgic, futuristic for some reason... Like it could be a soundtrack for Ghost in the Shell or Blade Runner Btw I'm from Mumbai myself and it was so delightful to see how Nolan portrayed India on International Level And the MEETING NEIL (Best TENET soundtrack personally) is used in it... Made me respect him even more
@@furkanrehatutasstudent5273it's like a fading memory. Fits within the context of the film (Neil knows who the Protagonist is and the Protagonist will know Neil for years to come)
The sheer level of tension and urgency that this score conveys is impressive. TENET is such a thoroughly pieced together film. Every element placed neatly in its place, and the execution is breath-taking. I would have loved to watch it in theaters but sadly they weren't open in the country. It will eventually become a cult classic and studied for years to come. Well done Chris, cast and crew!
1:19:21 i remember the music I remember the conversation I remember the Atmosphere I remember his smile I remember him running well-aware into his demise I remember him being the real Protagonist of the movie.
2:20 fall asleep in the opera 22:51 visiting the freeport 23:51 visiting the freeport 28:00 747 45:28 beginning of the car chase 1:05:55 Time Battle/ Posterity/ Trailer soundtrack
@@donatematchacookie You don't have to have an explanation to tell a story. The dream machine in Inception was never explained because it does not matter. Just enjoy the story. And Tenet literally warns you not the think about. You won't get an explanation.
Dieser Film ist ein Geniestreich! Christopher Nolan ist TOP wie zum Beispiel Ridley Scott und David Lynch! Danke für eure Arbeit! Ihr seid die Besten!!!
My favorite Nolan OST so far: the fast pacing rhythm, the frantic feeling of all the score: a real race against time. I love how he incorporated electronic elements, and an almost industrial feel very similar to Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross works, maybe a little more nevrotic. I never heard Ludwig Göransson's works before, and this was a pleasant surprise. listening to this in the theatre was a deep, visceral and raw experience. I absolutely love it.
If I'm not mistaking he did the soundtrack for Black Panther and it was really fkn great! Lots of research, fresh sounds, and meaningful/purposeful arrangements. His music truly tells a story on its own.
This is probably one of the best soundtracks that has been composed ever! It is excusite, original, I would even say avangadre. Congrats to Ludwig Goranansson. 👍👌👌👌👌
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0:00 Rainy Night in Tallinn
8:01 Windmills
13:16 Meeting Neil
15:32 Priya
18:55 Betrayal
22:51 Freeport
26:28 747
33:35 From Mumbai to Amalfi
38:00 Foils
41:11 Sator
44:03 Trucks in Place
49:35 Red Room Blue Room
53:04 Inversion
56:37 Retrieving the Case
59:58 The Algorithm
1:05:56 Posterity
1:18:39 The Protagonist
1:23:27 The Plan
Thanks for the amazing soundtrack!
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Few second ago I did not see the inverted words, now I refresh and I see , am I inverted?
Nolan: Yes
Interviewer: Is this a movie about time travel?
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⮚ Tenet (2020) f'u"l'l M'o'V'i"E ⮘
Watch Here▶ movieatcinemax.blogspot.com/tt6723592/.html
`All Subtitle`
ê Lorsqu'une pilule qui donne aux utilisateurs cinq minutes de super pouvoirs inattendus arrive dans les rues de
la Nouvelle-Orléans, un adolescent marchand et un policier local doivent faire équipe avec un ancien soldat pour
faire tomber le groupe responsable de sa fabrication.
Hans Zimmer is 63 years old. Ludwig Göransson is 36.
We live in a twilight world
And no friends at dusk
@@Potatostarch300 and *there are* no friends in dusk
Dude this guy's no less than Hans Zimmer
This is the best OST
@@lsaathvik5689 I disagree. Ludwig is amazing but Zimmer is on a level of his own.
@@lsaathvik5689 He isn't less, but he isn't more either
Probably the strongest intro to a movie I've ever seen. Just listening to the first track again giving me chills. What a film!
For me it was really cool thing to notice that the orchestra warm up sound in the beginning in the movie is actually part of the soundtrack. I didn't realize that before listening this soundtrack album.
@@jussi-pekkaturunen689 Agree with you
Nolan films are known to always begin with a bang
@@jussi-pekkaturunen689 has always had the way of this time in life that you have a life to dream and dream of life is not the way of it you can do it to me the way that I will be with the person you
The movie is amazing and soundtrack gives me Chills
How was this score not nominated for an Oscar? HOW?!?!
RIGHT this is a masterpiece what is wrong with people
TRUE!!! However, hope Soul wins instead.
@@mr_nemo24 Soul is pretty much a guaranteed win. I think it would've won even if Tenet was nominated. I like Tenet's score more, though.
It already was
Because the Oscars are so woke they are asleep.
1:19:22 I'm not crying, you're crying
See you at the beginning, my friend
That was emotional
@@savithau9144 totally. The first time I watched it didn't hit me.
Then the second time I was bawling my eyes out
@@vaconequis yep
@@vaconequis The exact same thing happened to me.
@김도훈 u wot m8
TENET is a modern masterpiece. The more you think about it, the better it gets. Kudos to Nolan for staying original and loyal to his own ideas and imagination.
The more I think about it, the less sense it makes. Very messy film, bad pacing, horrible sound mixing. This movie is great on paper, but the execution (especially in the editing room) fell short
Can’t wait to get this on Blu-ray so that I can watch it however many times I like till it eventually make sense. This film requires multiple viewing in order to appreciate the art which Chris has carefully crafted.
@Chokwe Of course it's just an opinion, but it seems to be shared by most forums and reviews as a consensus. As an example, how do you explain the last big fight scene. Who were all those "henchmen" they were fighting? Why did they need all those people? What was going on at all.
Nolan's film usually age well with time. In 2 3 years people will praise it even more
Oliver M. Canstree the “henchmen” were Russians working for Sator. There were so many soldiers because there were so many henchmen
This is one of those movies that you should see at least once at the movie theater. It's simply insane. The soundtrack fits perfectly with every scene and the sound system of the theater gives me goosebumps everywhere. I've seen it twice and it was such an amazing experience. Shout-out to Nolan and Göransson!
I've already seen it twice. The soundtrack added so much to this amazing movie!
I can't wait to see it again so that I can't hear what they're saying a second time.
This is how all movies should be
It's a movie that you should see at least twice, first time you discover it, and second time you watch it after understanding it, just like how they operate at TENET
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Einstein: Time is relative
Nolan: Time is my relative
😂 underrated!!!
Copied
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Seen that one on reddit
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Robert Pattinson was the true hero. The underdog.
Nolan deserves an Oscar for this movie.
Yet sadly he didn’t...
Oscar don't like Nolan, and Nolan doesn't care
Definitely not. Movie was an awesome concept, too complex to fit into a reasonable exposition time, so the entire movie became exposition, leaving no room for emotional buildup, destroying any audience investment in the movie.
Actually it did get Oscar, for best achievement in visuals and was nominated for other entries as well.
I wouldn't say he was the true hero but he was definitely the right hand man we all wish we had. Then again if he really was the young boy all grown up then he was repaying a debt.
This soundtrack was literally perfect for this movie, can’t imagine anything else.
I do think it is exceptional, however I do believe Hans would have done better.
@@AceDeclan I don't think anyone could've told the difference if this was Ludwig or Hans if you didn't tell them the composer beforehand.
@@AceDeclan actually hans always gives us loud sts so it doesn't actually fit
@@AceDeclan I watched the movie under the impression that this is a Zimmer work - was still let down. Not the most impactful OST IMO.
This soundtrack was definitely gritter and more futuristic-sounding. He uses more dissonance. A perfect fit.
How was our man Ludwig not even nominated an Oscar for this masterpiece? 😢
Criminal.
@@jaykray1820 Thats not even accurate. Soul won and was heavily electronic. This sound is not as progressive as you think
@@IrvingNestorRandom Yeah I wouldn't say there's anything that innovative or progressive in the Tenet soundtrack either and throughout the film I thought it was rather repetitive and annoying. Just like the film, the score is just ON 100% the whole time, no breathing room. If everything is intense the whole entire time, it loses it's effect. It's weird because I love his work on black panther and mandolorian but thought this was weak...
Because the oscars are so woke they are dreaming.
@@TheHarlequinsMusic I've heard that Uncut Gems is like that too - at 100% the whole time, in a way that induces anxiety. Have you seen it?
1:23:28 THE PLAN
1:18:40 THE PROTAGONIST
1:05:57 POSTERITY
59:59 THE ALGORITHM
56:37 RETRIEVING THE CASE
53:05 INVERSION
49:36 RED ROOM BLUE ROOM
44:03 TRUCKS IN PLACE
41:12 SATOR
38:00 FOILS
33:35 FROM MUMBAI TO AMALFI
26:30 747
22:52 FREEPORT
18:56 BETRAYAL
15:32 PRIYA
13:17 MEETING NEIL
8:01 WINDMILLS
0:00 RAINY NIGHT IN TALLINN
ahahahahah eurt
you should flip one of the halves xD
Can’t get enough of Freeport
khoalitee yasss same!
you can time stamp at the end of the track
Love the sudden tuba drop at 28:00. The whole IMAX suddenly started shaking from the amount of bass.
Yeahhh... Really intensifying..
That sudden drop gave me chills..!!!
the word *tuba* makes me laugh idk why
That sudden bass makes me goosebumps even with Dolby Atmos in the cinema
@@John-X toooooooooba
Just watched this movie last night and it’s now my favorite movie i’ve seen
the song is finished for me but it has started for you
& the reference is ..lit !
temporal pincer movement
Bruh
Wise man
lol nice
"He'll have a Diet Coke"
"I prefer Soda Water"
"No, you don't..."
😢
I miss Neil :(
Don’t y’all love how the movie boils down to a bromance story
Trung Đinh its sad he is tested positive for covid :(
@R A ik he can survive this edward is my fav twilight character
I can’t express the feeling I felt when that beat dropped at 2:48 in the theater. This is easily one of my favorite opening scenes of a film, ever.
Exact same here!
Yup same here, I get goosebumps even thinking about it.
Reminds me the Division style
Blade close second
Oh yeah bud that was hot fire for the ears. I started jammin in my seat think, "Now this movie begins!"
I've watched it 7 times already, one of my favorite films ever, and best 2020 film, I just have to say thank you Chris Nolan and all your team for sharing us art.
4 for me. Every time it is different.
it deserves 10 Oscars. All 9 that did not get for inception and that also deserves here + photography.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork thats true
Best Director on the planet imo 👌
Watched at least 20 times and still haven’t understand everything about this movie. Nolan really challenges audience and give audience a chance to solve the puzzle
You're not hitting a like on this score, you're catching it.
Woah.
🤯😂😂
WELL SAID
@@isaiahhighley8959
Woah❎❎
وه! ☑️☑️
Antriksh Don’t try to understand it, feel it.
Fun fact: If you reverse the audio of "MEETING NEIL" the high-pitched atmospheric audio in the background forms The Protagonist's Theme that is all over the entire score and of course most prominent in the track "THE PROTAGONIST".
A beautiful way to show Neil and the Protagonist's relationship!
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@@liespersecond-lr5mk I've seen this comment too many times.
Where can I find this being demonstrated?
@@AustinCDennis th-cam.com/video/mKj0X1HR60w/w-d-xo.html Here at 01:09:30 :)
13:16 most underrated track, the haunting tones are surreal.
People are rarely talking about MEETING NEIL
It's the most immersive in the whole Soundtrack
The scene goes well with it also
ya the craziest part is that it's at 60fps. idk bout u guys, but i can't listen to music if it's not at 60fps.
@@John-Xwut?
@@bobby4tw ya i cant listen to music unless it's in 4k 60fps
Here's the replay button ------- > 45:30
Ah I see you're a admirer of Nolan too
The LasaL ehT
That was one of the coolest moments for me
I get goosebumps when this score pop out at the highway holy fk
the reason i searched for this video
Wow. Hans Zimmer's replacement certainly lived up to the task. Tenet's pace is faster than Inception's, so the intense throbbing electronic score is perfect. Great job Ludwig. I was also reminded of Daft Punk's Tron Legacy score.
Dude if you haven't seen it; Hans Zimmer wasn't able to do Tenet's score because he was working on the one for Dennis Villaneuve's Dune... AND THE TRAILER FOR THAT JUST DROPPED. th-cam.com/video/n9xhJrPXop4/w-d-xo.html
With perhaps one exception I found the Tron: Legacy score consistently more tuneful. Its orchestration played a large role. The Tenet score does its job but with a rawness.
It's a nice score don't get me wrong but I wound't try to compare it to Hans Zimmer, it's unfair as it would never match
@@johnfraraccio99 this is more dark/industrial techno influenced then tron
@@Brandon-se4wn Reminded me in places of Tangerine Dream's soundtrack to the William Friedkin film Sorcerer, both of which I recommend. And I'll need find the track but I'd heard what had to have been a direct homage to the Inception score.
47:18 You can hear Travis Scott's voice mixed in. After Goransson completed the soundtrack, he discussed with Nolan that someone new ought to be brought in to do the credits. He argued that the audience would likely want something new, something they hadn't heard yet in the film after the finale. Goransson ran it by Nolan and he agreed Scott would be great to bring in. They produced the song "The Plan" and decided to go back and mix in his voice with a few of the tracks throughout the movie.
It's right at the beginning too 1:34
I was trying to find those parts haha
Are we just not going to talk about how “Trucks in Place” is just the best piece of music from the film and the best scene in the movie.
Idk man, the "temporal pinch maneuver" near the end was pretty incredible
Yep the first car chase scene might be my favorite scene and love the intensity of Trucks in Place
Trucks in Place and Posterity are honestly two of the best compositions for film in the past few years
747s the best music for me. Really conveys the size and danger of the plane
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Unbelievable soundtrack
Went to see the movie in an IMAX theater, and I have to say it was the best cinematographic experience of my life.
My favorites tracks are :
-Rainy night in Tallin (That bass drop made the whole theater shake, and I got an indescribable adrenaline rush as the special units started running)
-Meeting Neil
-747
-Trucks in place
-Posterity
-Foils
- Freeport
Let's agree on one thing, tenet would not have been tenet without this soundtrack 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
WHAT? I CAN'T HEAR YOU!
45:43 Is perfect music for the moment! I literally got goose bumps on my whole body
What scene was that i cant remember...
I only know it was intense af
@@tntgameplay5075 Is few truck block the car
@@tntgameplay5075 That is the clip of John Washington jumping on the fire truck
it was incredibly loud
one of the reasons to see it in IMAX!
1:12:36 LOVED this in the cinema, think it was playing during the part of the scene showing the inverted blue team. I don't know why but this part fits "inversion" so well.
it has the right blend of mystery, reveal, and “mind blown”
It sounds inverted the music itself. It's super cool
It literally is the music inverted. The music always runs in the same direction, so when you see it from the perspective of the blue team the music is inverted. This is actually helpful to understand a few moments where you see Neil (who changes directions a few times during the final battle).
That reverse explosion with the inverted heli. This movie had some stunning visuals.
Absolutely!!!!! I loved it!!!
Hans zimmer would be so proud after listening to this soundtrack!
Göransson is far superior to Zimmer.
@@RichardSkolek true... The Mandatorian score proves it.
@@Mark-cs2pq Whoa fellas lol. Göransson has a LONGGGGGGGG way to go before his body of work rivals Hans. Is he off to an INCREDIBLE start? YES! Is he on track to become one of the best to ever do it? Most likely. But he still bows down to Hans and many, many other composers. Can't even begin to name all the composers that have incredible bodies of work far, far, far, more comprehensive in scope to Göranssons.
@@fentonajoseph Agreed.
@@fentonajoseph Well, I go by quality, not by quantity. Has Zimmer done more? Of course he has. But all his music is very similar, he has just one mode. He never varies his style, if you heard him once, you have heard all he has to offer.
Rainy Night in Tallinn 0:00
Freeport 22:51
747 26:48
Trucks In Place 44:03
Retrieving the case 56:37
The Algorithm 59:58
Posterity 1:05:56
My personal favourites
Me and my friend walked out of the theatre backwards and 4 people had an 'existential crisis' look on their face
Imagine if you trained walking out of the room for like 20 times till perfection :D their faces would be sooo dead ;D
@@Cha4k I'm gonna go and watch again just for that.
@@Cha4k Hahha,this is most funny comment
I literally drove reverse in the empty mall parking lot after watching this movie 😂😂😂😂😂
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43:14 I love this part. It’s like a heart beat and breathing
Haunting
I AM SCARED ...😭😭
The build up and the breathing far away doesn't help my already fast-beating heart
Yeah so scary 😭
This part is actually scary.
Ludwig Göransson definitely deserves lot of awards for this amazing soundtrack!
I play this entire soundtrack every morning while leaving from home to office.
I ended up reaching home.
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See the reversed soundtrack of Tenet
Ok seth meyers
I watched the movie four times in theaters and i still dont get it
I watched this movie four times and on the first time I understood. And then on my fourth time watching it I saw it in 4dx
@@MovieScenes-fx8gc what do u not understand bro?
Tenet got robbed at the Oscars. This is one of the best scores in a long time
@Reformed Didn't you watch the movie? time isn't linear...lol.
@Reformed Either way the music didn't get nominated for this year's Oscars lol
score is not the only thing that's purely beautiful about this movie. this movie is just....it's hard for me to find words. you just feel it. there are no mistakes. tenet, inception, prestige and interstellar are a bit similar in a matter of their league. it's cinema at its finest. this is what a movie is supposed to give you, show you, make you feel. Christopher Nolan is a true artist as was van Gogh, Mozart or Da Vinci.
@@nicobenji0248 I guess at least it got nominated at the Golden Globes /:
“You aren’t receiving an oscar… you’re giving it.”
I was afraid that without Zimmer the score for Tenet wouldn’t be great but this is amazing. Hats off to Ludwig Göransson for another incredible score!
I am tired of this Zimmer. + he is not writing the scores himself
After the movie I feel that Ludwig was the best candidate for this movie. Nolan chooses people perfectly as always
immersionmusic get your facts straight mate
@@bilalkahhaleh3403 I have
Hans could not have pulled this off
5:53 Always gives me goosebumps!!!!!
I may not have got the full grasp of the movie, but this had me locked in every second. Yes the music is loud, but the tension is adds for me is soo great. I have zero complaints about TENET.
'We live in a Twilight World',
Pattinson while reading the script : "Oohh COME OOONNN!!" 😡😡😡
A+ post
underrated comment
22:50 is my favorite part. Just before action, then thinking is started :)
That part would sound very much like 'Bleed' by Meshuggah if played on distorted guitar with it's hertas and bends.
Before?
@@bsatyam 🤫
It’s the same exact patch on my hydra synth. They have to be using one for this part.
0:00:00 Rainy Night in Tallinn
0:08:01 Windmills
0:13:17 Meeting Neil
0:15:33 Priya
0:18:57 Betrayal
0:22:53 Freeport
0:26:32 747
0:33:37 From Mumbai to Amalfi
0:38:03 Foils
0:41:14 Sator
0:44:05 Trucks in Place
0:49:37 Red Room Blue Room
0:53:06 Inversion
0:56:38 Retrieving the Case
0:59:58 The Algorithm
1:05:56 Posterity
1:18:38 The Protagonist
1:23:26 The Plan (performed by Travis Scott)
29:05 INCEPTION IS BAAACK!!!
I knew I heard that before!
29:05 It sounds little bit like dream is collapsing
I thought I was the only one that felt that lol
@Chokwe It's hard to say the entire movie was awesome when when the only thing you can hear whilst watching it is the soundtrack
@@Nitroblast
Well you see most people's eyes continue to work even if their ears are having trouble. And the things people saw were spectacular.
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26:28 747
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How did you do that
Bro you crazy asf 😂
This was genious
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@@Kpoping727official How did he do that??
*In this movie there are so many answers waiting to be questioned*
This one is definitely for cinema, no other way how to experience it.
I've heard the dialogue is really difficult to understand because of how loud the movie is. Watching it at home seems like the proper way to experience it for me if it means I can use subtitles haha
@@visualsforyou7120 if you live outside an english speaking country then there are subtitles in the cinema. Eitherway i had no difficulties to understand the dialogue and even if you think you would, the experience of watching it in cinema is magnitudes better than watching from home
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@@chairchair1231 It gets dubbed. No subtitles xD.
@@chairchair1231 major non-English speaking countries (Germany, Spain, Italy, France just no name some European ones) dub their movies, so no subtitles. Unless you specifically look for a theater that has the original version (I went two times, Italian and English with subs).
This Soundtrack deserves an Oscar Nomination...
This Soundtrack deserves an Oscar WIN!
@@tomhardy6215 Wait,Dune by Hans Zimmer is also a strong competitor for original score.It´s the adaptation of the greatest best seller of sci fi genre and a believe Zimmer will create an excelent score like Ludwig.
@@arthuroliveirasouza4714 dont forget zimmer will have No time to die score too in about 2 month from now
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oscars and all that mean nothing. a lot of movies and actors taht realy deserve them arent even nominated.
38:00 listen to this..this is the most underrated one.
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Yeah you are right
It’s like the Inception theme
I love this part so much
That beat drop at 2:48 when it cuts to The Protagonist ready to infiltrate. Goosebumps!
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Bro I literally came here for that beat drop
I got the chills
When that happened I new i was in for a great time
That part was SICK
2:20 fall asleep in the opera
22:51 visiting the freeport
23:51 visiting the freeport
28:00 747
45:28 beginning of the car chase
1:05:55 Time Battle/ Posterity/ Trailer soundtrack
😍👌
was looking for 45:38 thanks
I forgot what happend with the "747" soundtrack ?
@@axelandre22 Plane into the freeport
@@brandonchutt312 I think you mean ''The Plan'' by Travis Scott
Bro I can’t even begin to explain the feeling when 45:28 dropped the beat in imax
Amazes me that people still haven't figured out you watch Nolan movies at the cinema the first time for the sensory experience then watch them again multiple times when they're released on home video to figure out the intricacies of the story. Part of the allure of his movies is how layered and complex they are. I'm so glad there are directors how there who aren't afraid to take chances and don't feel the need to spoon-feed their audience.
I agree with you... and I agree with your profile pic. Rush!
The first moments in "Meeting Neil" were completely mindblowing, it makes the character instantly much more misterious and interesing just with one single note. Amazing
Absolutely
2:48 and 45:30 Watching the film and listening to these moments were insanely epic
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I can't stop thinking about this movie even though I was confused. Thank you nolan, you've done it again
That’s the kicker prior to entering the opera evolved rendition of Mombasa and super marine
24:04 aswell
14:31 is a different vibe when you hear it more and more. And it was just unreal in the theater.
YES! FINALLY! Someone who hears it too. I have dreamed of this sound after hearing this OST like 5 times and could not for the life of me remember where it was from. I actually checked the whole OST and somehow missed it out of eagerness, only to find it later and get such bliss. That bass drop is something ethereal...
Finally someone... I've rarely seen anyone talking about MEETING NEIL
That experience is out of this world for some reason
What an amazing experience. TENƎꓕ and Blade Runner 2049 made me feel like I was twelve again. Pure cinema.
Blade Runner 2049 gets overlooked IMO.
@@kjragg1099 I strongly agree! One of the best movies of the last ten years and a great sequel to Blade Runner.
Dude, DUNE comes out this year, the next movie from the director of blade runner 2049.
Will be strong competition to TENET.
@@Crowbar And I'm waiting it with all my heart! I've seen the leaked teaser before it was pulled from TH-cam, I really cannot wait!
@@cristianodettori Definitely. Everything about it is just perfect but I can understand why it didn't appeal to the general audience. Which is a shame because in every scene could see the love and passion that was put into making it. I have hope the movie will become more popular as time moves on just like the first Blade Runner which wasn't a big hit at the time of it's release. Maybe If it had a blockbuster name like Christopher Nolan attached to it then I think it would be far more appreciated.
If you don't see this movie in Theaters you have missed big time.
This one of the movies that goes into history books in filmmaking
calm down
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It's just a sci-fi flick, chill.
He is right. I have never in my life seen a better movie with such amazing and fitting soundtracks like this one.
This movie is the perfect example of how important, and what a great influence music can have to movies
@@VigilantEditss lol
There's something so oddly relaxing about this musical monstruosity.
Definitely relaxing
This soundtrack always makes me feel like a total badass and get’s me motivated
Definitely relaxing
If this doesn't get an Oscar Nomination for Best Original Score.....
Zimmer is in à lot of movie this year x)
Ludwig won for Black Panther so he's obviously in the club.
@@oskari7121 This is a video game score in comparison.
@White Powder No
Only Zimmer could compete this year
Nobody wants to talk about 1:19:22? I almost cried when I saw this scene, it was so beautiful. Actually, this should be the ending and not the scene with Priya.
Yeah, 1:19:22 gave me instantly chills. Such a beautiful scene. Only if Washington had shed a tear, it would had been the perfect scene. On the other hand, where would you put the killer ending line without the last scene with Priya? Also made me think that was the conclusion of story for Priya even necessary?
@@jussi-pekkaturunen689 I think you can see water in his eyes
Thanks for reminding me of this beautiful soundtrack - so much to take all the way up until the credits
The priya scene was necessary at the end to suggest a possible sequel may be?
@@anubhavpathak2131 she knew too much. Her being alive would make a hole in the temporal pincer.
1:03:09 to 1:05:30 is pure gold.
My Man.. I am really glad someone knows the music they are listening to.!! All the people who are blabbering about how Ludwig is inspired by Hans Zimmer in scoring this movie just fail to give right reference where exactly is the inspiration and from which movie..! almost all either giving references of single notes or just bringing out references from their a**es..!! This timeline you mentioned is the exact part where Ludwig is inspired by Hans . If you listen carefully it is inpired by 4 soundtracks of Zimmer - 1) "A watchful guardian", 2) "Like the dogs chasing the car" 3) "Risen from Darkness" 4) "Rise" ( 1&2 from the dark knight , 3&4 from the dark knight rises). This peace of timeline is the mixture of these 4 soundtracks plus Ludwig's touch.!!
I just literally like every single song in this soundtrack
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The sound is so easy but so so brilliant
Track***
There's no singing so they are not songs. Except for The Plan.
@@kxnni_361 minimalist is the word you're looking for.
This movie was awesome and LOUD on the 70mm showing in Amsterdam
I forgot how much I love having my eardrums bleed. The immersion in the theater was amazing
Did you see it in EYE? because I did too!! It was indeed really awesome!
Oh yes
Tycho Meertens yes I went to the premiere. I’ve already watched it twice
Which theatre?
58:35.…..when this scene started I went bonkers.....this inverted piece of music is crazy
So with you on this!!!!!! So glad you got this too!!
Train
wait which scene is this again
33:50 welcome back Interstellar
Haven't check but sounds like the same key as well. Nice catch!
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Interviewer: is Time not Relative in this Movie ?
Nolan: Well.. that part is little Dramatic.
For all of you who thinks about Oscar nomination, I can tell it has already won. Now I am waiting for Nolan's new movie - Dunkirk.
The reason I went to the cinema was because of the powerful soundtrack. I know it will be a waste not to watch this movie! Credit to the score. Amazingly done.
"Do you fully understand this movie?"
"It hasn't happened yet..."
Inversion: No wonder I didn't get my Hot sauce....I must have ordered it an hour from now.
18:57 is so beautiful and has got a little Hans Zimmer touch to it. It comes up when Kat describes her situation to Protagonist. Man this Swedo knows what he's doing and has got some mind blowing talent
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Dislikes are from inverted people who tried to hit the like button.
Yes it isnt
Neel your so cringe
this was smart but it was copied😔
@@davidnelsonjr.5156 With the inversion logic from Tenet it would be an Un-Like and not hitting another button.
@@davidnelsonjr.5156 there's no such thing as an original thought, if you can see this fact you'll let go of a lot of resentment and similar negative energies
6:07 Ludwig showcasing his absolute genius which can be only compared to Hans Zimmer
Nolan’s knows what he’s doing when he picks a music composer for his movies
@@gulkarwandyar2103 Yeah man. Nolan's knowledge of sound engineering is top class
What’s the name of that one?
@@gulkarwandyar2103 ofc/ Hans was busy and he recommend Ludwig
The best of any movie score I’ve ever heard
Sound Mixer: Hey Chris, is kinda hard to hear them in this scene. Maybe we should....
Nolan: BOATS GO VROOM!!!!!!!!!!!
1:05:57 (POSTERITY) Chills 🖤✨
This is the best track I liked..especially when he told Kat who will receive the text she sent in future...that's when the music pop up...tears in my eyes..
This is one of the best movies I've ever seen, and one of the most chilling soundtracks I've ever listened to.
I've got nothin'.
The concept of this movie been stuck in my head for two weeks already. ydaerla skeew owt rof daeh ym ni kcuts neeb eivom siht fo tpecnoc ehT
Who is here after ludwig didn't win an award for this amazing soundtrack 😔
Here
They prove their mindset
That's sad 😣😢
He did win it was in reverse can't wait to see him do the soundtrack for Black Panther
Really sad
I’ve never watched the movie but when I need to get writing done I listen to this. It does a phenomenal job of wiring your brain a certain way.
I really like this soundtrack, don't understand, why it did not get an Oscar!
I've listened it countless times for work, best music when I have a lot of to do, and wanna feel motivated❤
It really grows on you. I have been listening to this thing for more than a year now.
My obsession is absolutely unhealthy. I need a creative output lol
Fun fact: Ludwig recorded and used Nolan's own breathing around Sator's character
Wut
You know
You can hear that at 50:00
Creepy stuff
If I hadn't read that fact from an article, I would have thought that you were joking.
Loving the backwards effects the soundtrack has. Seriously, so much of it sounds like something played in reverse.
Studio exec: Chris we're not gonna be able to release this movie widespread. It's impossible
Nolan: No, it's necessary
Exec: I don't think so, not in your wildest dreams
Nolan: You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger darling
Exec: That's it Nolan enough funny talk, I'm serious now
Nolan: Why so serious?
Exec: It's simple, you chose the wrong studio
Nolan (Russian accent): You choose the wrong profession
*walks away backwards*
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Gotta do it in Russian accent XD
*"The Plan" blares loudly as he walks backwards epicly*
Exec: What are you doing?
Nolan: Are you watching closely?
(Leaves)
Exec: Where are you going?
Nolan: I’m waiting for a train.
Exec: But I never said thank you.
Nolan: And you’ll never have to.
Exec: Stay.
Nolan: Abracadabra.
(Disappears)
(Okay, doesn’t fully make sense, but we all lie to ourselves to be happy.)
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the beginning sequence was one of the best beginnings of a movie ive seen. it was so unexpected the score was takin over my brain lol
One of my all time favorite movie soundtracks. A complete masterpiece.
"Windmills" is simply amazing.
2:49 opening scene when this beat dropped and the camera was following the police running I was already getting chills, I knew this was gonna be a Nolan masterpiece
Yeah brother. What kickass music🔥
This better get nominated for a music Oscar
Edit: Wow it didn't 😟😬
Yup
Cheers man it did
@@xenopis7862 wait what?
@@chinmander prediction. I bet it will. If it doesn't ........well......shame on Hollywood
@@xenopis7862 affirmative
I really loved “Meeting Neil” @ 13:16 it’s so beautiful yet eerie and matched its scenes perfectly in the film
I felt like we are meeting a person we already know.
This soundtrack feels nostalgic, futuristic for some reason... Like it could be a soundtrack for Ghost in the Shell or Blade Runner
Btw I'm from Mumbai myself and it was so delightful to see how Nolan portrayed India on International Level
And the MEETING NEIL (Best TENET soundtrack personally) is used in it...
Made me respect him even more
@@furkanrehatutasstudent5273it's like a fading memory. Fits within the context of the film (Neil knows who the Protagonist is and the Protagonist will know Neil for years to come)
The sheer level of tension and urgency that this score conveys is impressive. TENET is such a thoroughly pieced together film. Every element placed neatly in its place, and the execution is breath-taking. I would have loved to watch it in theaters but sadly they weren't open in the country.
It will eventually become a cult classic and studied for years to come. Well done Chris, cast and crew!
Yes its the modern Blade Runner
Then again 2049 was incredible as well 😊
"Look into my eyes...What do you see? Despair or anger?" Sator's death scene is completely insane with soundtrack Posterity
When Freeport started playing in the theater, it sounded so awesome.
1:19:21
i remember the music
I remember the conversation
I remember the Atmosphere
I remember his smile
I remember him running well-aware into his demise
I remember him being the real Protagonist of the movie.
2:20 fall asleep in the opera
22:51 visiting the freeport
23:51 visiting the freeport
28:00 747
45:28 beginning of the car chase
1:05:55 Time Battle/ Posterity/ Trailer soundtrack
ほんとクセになる楽曲が使われるんよなあ
Dont try to understand it. Feel it
That line ruined the movie's immersion. At least try to come up with a futuristic approach to explain if you're going to make a sci-fi movie.
Momo Its funny because I actually think it did the opposite. But hey, thats why we appreciate Nolan.
@@donatematchacookie Like what? Study it for decades until you master it? xD
@@donatematchacookie You don't have to have an explanation to tell a story. The dream machine in Inception was never explained because it does not matter. Just enjoy the story. And Tenet literally warns you not the think about. You won't get an explanation.
@@wmcarter6096 and an explanation with too much detail would just spoil the movie plot
Dieser Film ist ein Geniestreich! Christopher Nolan ist TOP wie zum Beispiel Ridley Scott und David Lynch! Danke für eure Arbeit! Ihr seid die Besten!!!
My favorite Nolan OST so far: the fast pacing rhythm, the frantic feeling of all the score: a real race against time. I love how he incorporated electronic elements, and an almost industrial feel very similar to Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross works, maybe a little more nevrotic.
I never heard Ludwig Göransson's works before, and this was a pleasant surprise. listening to this in the theatre was a deep, visceral and raw experience.
I absolutely love it.
He did the Mandolorian also!
@@ryanjosephdp really? I didn't know, but the Mandalorina definitely had one of the soundtracks I've liked the most recently.
the boy has talent!
If I'm not mistaking he did the soundtrack for Black Panther and it was really fkn great! Lots of research, fresh sounds, and meaningful/purposeful arrangements. His music truly tells a story on its own.
This is probably one of the best soundtracks that has been composed ever! It is excusite, original, I would even say avangadre. Congrats to Ludwig Goranansson. 👍👌👌👌👌
Whenever the protagonist goes reverse the music does to when you listen closely which is such a keen eye- mean ear to detail
hmmmm
Watching this movie in the movie theater was the greatest decision of my life.
One of the best movies i have ever seen ♥️😍 i went to Cinema 3 times to watch and still i wanna watch it more & more
Me too, saw it Aug 26, then 28th then 31st at the huge BFI IMAX Waterloo London. Still need more answers, need to watch again and again at the cinema.
@@filosofee going back tomorrow to watch it in 4D after seeing it twice in IMAX!