Ennio Morricone - Original Score: Mission to Mars (Full Album) 2000
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- Even though this isn't one of his most popular, this is another great OST from the Italian Maestro. Close your eyes and embark on a "Mission to Mars".
1 A Heart Beats In Space
2 A Martian
3 A World Which Searches
4 And Afterwards?
5 A Wife Lost
6 Towards The Unknown
7 Ecstasy Of Mars
8 Sacrifice Of A Hero
9 Where?
10 An Unexpected Surprise
11 All The Friends
As far as I'm concerned Morricone should've won the Oscar for this Soundtrack!!!
Yes!!! ❤
An absolutely underrated score, one of his best works.
È vero
You're not Wrong!!!
I'm gonna say it. This is one of the greatest soundtracks ever scored. Even the synth works.
I fell for the score when I watched this woefully neglected movie. It is set in space for the most part but it is more a story of love, friendship, loyalty, and self-sacrifice. It is truly beautiful as is the wonderful score. I often listen to it when I am working.
Shivers every time guarantied.
i love it too
Absolutely right
2023 and still enjoying this soundtrack. Thank you for the up load.
R.I.P., Ennio. And thanks for all the emotions through your marvelous music. Thanks. We will miss you.
Really enjoyed this movie and the score 🙌🏻
"I Ennio Morricone, dead. I announce it this way, to all the friends who have been close to me and also to those who are a little far away, whom I greet with great affection. Impossible to name them all; Peppuccio, the sisters, the children, I hope they understand how much I loved them. But the last farewell, the most poignant, is to my great love Maria, my wife, companion of a lifetime. I renew to you the extraordinary love that has held us together and which I am sorry to abandon. To you the most painful farewell" - concludes the Master in his last note Ennio Morricone.
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing Musique, thanks mister Morricone, you are a MAESTRO.
God Bless you. ❤
Just beautiful music man. Who could hate it
Have a great ride Jim.
And that he did, my friend. Some Kid in town traded it for the van straight up.
I have been listening at Morricone's music since my childhood, to me this guy is "family". His music brought beauty in my life, and had a significant impact on my sense of aesthetic. This soundtrack is magnificent, as anything else he composed.
My favorite score by Morricone. Someone has said it's overblown in places. It's truly not. It reflects what the movie should be dramatically and visually. I expect naysayers are averse to melody in film music.
I remember I saw the movie in the theater. hated the movie, hated Morricone's score and was wondering why and how the Maestro could have failed that bad on a movie score... few months later, I became quite obsessed with this score, some of its "patterns" and some of the movie sequence. it's both one of the most experimental music composed by Morricone (he is, on several tracks, writing pure orchestral contemporary music - as effectively as Ligetti's music used in 2001 for example) and ALSO one of his most sentimental and moving scores - on par with what he once wrote for De Palma's "The Untouchables" - to enhance this pure friendship, with no vilains, story...
it has become, with time, my favorite score of Morricone as well... and I have tears in my eyes everytime I listen to it. :'-).
NB: I had the chance to attend a Morricone Masterclass at the Cinematheque in Paris, a couple of years before he died. At some point during the interview he said one of his regret was that he had always wanted to make a scifi soundtrack (the old maestro forgot about Mission2Mars ^^)... and was imagining using the organ to musically defy the lack of air in space. Not only he actually did it for De Palma's film (during the air-hole sequence, but there are many flutes and clarinet and trumpet used through the whole score as well, not mentionning the choir) but this particular track has certainly inspired one of the most famous and successful scifi movie in recent times: Interstellar.
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to conclude: there are movies that grows on you through time, M2M was definitely one of them... and it has become over the years, my favorite as well ! give Mission to Mars the chance to grow on you as well people! this movie and its soundtrack will bring you much joy, appeasement and empathy.
Credo che questo sia un vero capolavoro. Genio e Passione. Maestro sei e sarai sempre nei nostri cuori per la dolcezza con cui hai cullato i film più emozionanti di questo secolo. Grazie
56:02 THE BEST PART... AWSOME RIP SIR ENNIO MORRICONE
I'm absolutely furious that It is still not available on Apple Music !
Superb soundtrack! It has points of pure lyricism and mystical cosmic sound experience. I love it! All interwoven with the stylistic features of the Italian Maestro that refer to his work and to all the films he has music. A wonderful journey through unmistakable sounds. With deep gratitude for the grace of his Music.
First ever music score I have searched for, It is so peaceful. The combination of tones, melody and harmony are superb!
52:30 & 54:20 ... under a minute each.
Always blows me the freak away! 💜
Majestic Rising & Noble Pillars
vs Bubbling Flooding & Sheer Trepidation. 💜
one of the best movies ever!
Ciao Ennio. Ovunque tu possa essere, riposati. Veglia sulla tua famiglia. Aiuta nelle sue scelte i tuoi figli. Per quello che riguarda me, io posso solamente ringraziarti, per i meravigliosi anni della mia infanzia, adolescenza, e gioventù, durante i quali, ogni qual volta vedevo ( oppure rivedevo ), al cinema oppure alla televisione, dei film, tu, con i tuoi capolavori musicali mi hai fatto sognare, mi hai dato forza di coraggio e spirito. Non ti dimenticherò mai. Ora, sicuramente, ti trovi in un luogo speciale, per persone speciali come te. Sicuramente, tanto per non scordarlo, ti sarai ricongiunto con il tuo amico e compagno di infanzia, Sergio Leone. Che bella coppia siete stati. Voi due, senza volere, lavorando insieme, formate un binomio artistico unico. CIAO.
27:03 Theme for that dramatic rescue sequence at Mars' orbit. The theme is somewhat different from Morricone's style but is very remarkable. Many thanks for posting!
damn this sequence scared the hell out of me back then
. . . Mélodiquement . . . Merveilleux . . . . !
Beautiful OST. Thanks for sharing!
Yeah man, finally the full score! Great movie with great soundtrack!
agreed ...very underrated score!
Pas sur Spotify, pas sur Apple Music,pas sur Amazon music 😢😢😢😮pourquoi ???
Heavenly 🤩
Great soundtrack but underrated and not well known enough.
Thank you
Thank you very much for sharing
RIP Mr. Morricone
Without soundtrack movie would be trash. Actually it is but the soundtrack makes it a masterpiece. Only movie to ever do it. Shows how important music is for movies.
Bravo Maestro!
Descansa en pau Ennio Morricone, la teva increible musica perdurarà per sempre.
had no idea he composed this score
45:05 Morricone
Super !!! ❤
I wish they'd release the full score... this album is completely out of sequence and missing entire themes.
Yeah, I love the CD regardless, but the Maestro didn't include my favorite cue. I'd call it the "journey" theme (first accompanies the first appearance of Mars Recovery in space, en route; heard again as the surviving recovery team is shown approaching Mars One base camp on foot).
@@terencemccormick8178 same! It's my absolute favorite theme in the film and it's all but absent from the released score! Wtf? Did Ennio not think it was good enough to include? It's the "theme" of the film imo.
@@SubterrelProspector The Editor of the film got into a fight with the director over the music for the "freezing to death in space" scene. Morricone was asked and rescored that sequence. The editor and director didn't speak for years afterwards over the dispute. So there'd be two versions of the music for that scene. When a movie bombs it's hard to get companies exciting about releasing soundtracks at all and anything recorded with Los Angeles musicians requires high reuse fees for album releases--so that tends to limit how much music gets put onto the releases. Also the more musicians you have on a piece of music the more it costs to include in on the album, so that probably effected what did and didn't go onto the original album release.
Fantastic score 😁😎 just a pity that the film didn't have a bit more to it, would have at least liked to have seen a spacecraft landing or a bit more rocket stuff. Loved the design of the Mars 2 spacecraft, just always wondered what configuration it was meant to go into for the Mars landing itself had the fuel explosion no happened
chef d oeuvre
Emozioni infinite
50:10 so beautiful
Agree
Someone remembers if at any time this movie was presented on TV?
Yep it came on just one time on ION television at night on Dec 19 2009👊
The movie was also made available worldwide on DVD first then more than 10 years later, on Blu Ray but it is a limited release which was sold only in France - if I am not mistaken - and also, you can't deactivate the French subtitles and if I remember correctly, there's only one soundtrack ( in English US ). Have no idea why...
It's on Disney+ in HD
Was the suite ever released publicly? I wonder if it might not be used in future for the Elon Musk Mars Missions.
49:51 😪
Woody !!! 😭😭😭😭
Allez le
Document sur canal + excellent
This is interesting. I strongly disliked this movie when I saw it in the theater 24 years ago. One of the things I disliked, or so I thought at the time, was the music. I decided to give it another try today at work, but only the score, to see if my opinion was the same. Turns out this is a LOVELY listen, and now one of my favorite Morricone scores. I think I just disliked how it was used in the film...the weird organ in space was a complete turnoff, from what I recall. But as a space symphony written as Ravel might have written it, the score is a great listen. I'm happy to be proved wrong.
56:02 😮😮😮😢
Such an untersten movie
The movie is utter trash with a cringe factor of, say, 100. - But Morricone's soundtrack is marvellous, rich orchestrations and some very powerful effects. In the scene with the Martian I got goosebumps while watching - not because of the ludicrous on-screen display but because of the sheer force of the soundtrack.
52:34
Cendrillon
mission to mars - nice over time pay for the astronauts - looks like a dust bowl to me......
Sure Anthony, you must be right. After all, if it's not pretty and easy, there's no point in doing it.
trochę nudzi w sumie
The movie is so god awful, almost in a, so bad it's good way. The music however mostly stands on it's own as being the movie they should have made. The soundtrack sold out very quickly and the movie bombed.
I hear that a lot, I saw it in the pictures when I was 12 and always loved it since. Dunno whether it's a nostalgia thing for me. But why do you not like it?
@@spenser9908 At 12 you may not have seen the many better films this one steals from. Which doesn't make your experience invalid, but for me all the poor/by comparison steals from other films were distracting to me. The director DePalma became well known for borrowing from other directors, mostly Hitchcock, at first some of his borrowings were kind of inspired but by the time he made this film, to me, he'd lost any sense of how to make a film really work. I'm not glad I hated the film, but I'm glad you love it.
This kind of reminds me of "Beyond the 12-mile Reef" Daryl Zanuck said the Bernard Herrmman's score saved this movie. I do believe that this is one of Morricone"s most most elegiac scores, IMHO.
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First ever music score I have searched for, It is so peaceful. The combination of tones, melody and harmony are superb!