Dune: Part Two Soundtrack | Arrival - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower
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- Arrival, from the #OfficialSoundtrack of Dune: Part Two
Music by Hans Zimmer
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Tracklist:
1. Beginnings Are Such Delicate Times
2. Eclipse
3. The Sietch
4. Water of Life
5. A Time of Quiet Between the Storms
6. Harvester Attack
7. Worm Ride
8. Ornithopter Attack
9. Each Man Is a Little War
10. Harkonnen Arena
11. Spice
12. Seduction
13. Never Lose Me
14. Travel South
15. Paul Drinks
16. Resurrection
17. Arrival
18. Southern Messiah
19. The Emperor
20. Worm Army
21. Gurney Battle
22. You Fought Well
23. Kiss the Ring
24. Only I Will Remain
25. Lisan al Gaib
About Dune: Part Two:
The saga continues as award-winning filmmaker Denis Villeneuve embarks on “Dune: Part Two,” the next chapter of Frank Herbert’s celebrated novel Dune, with an expanded all-star international ensemble cast. The film, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, is the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s six-time Academy Award-winning “Dune.” “Dune: Part Two” will explore the mythic journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the known universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.
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Paul’s silhouette, with Shai-hulud behind him. Genuinely terrifying.
Walking away from explosions? Nah, walking away from Shai Hulud.
It was like seeing Aegon the Conqueror with Balerion the black Dread behind him.
I like to think that the worm was gonna go after him but something about his aura shielded him.
@@AtticusTheDeathMetalleryooo
@@Shockwave1794clearly the only logical explanation
"Your mothers warned you about my coming. Fear the moment"
There is an insane your momma joke in that comment
I can't wait for this scene to come out on TH-cam
@@Duskbreaker1780a mf like me pirated it just to watch the scene again
something like
"kauva kakari kakali hura-ai. Jaha-ish.
@@captaincucarachaLMAO. I just laughed out loud like a maniac in public
The worm was one of the best hype men in history.
The worm was like “hey y’all this is my master, watch him arrive, bye”
2nd to stilgar of coarse
Watch out Stilgar, you have a competitor!
Best Christian Bale’s role
@@CHANN3L_NAME LISAN AL-GAIB!!!
The coolest transformation for a young prince to a full blown genocidial messiah. A proper theme for the antihero
This moment was when my respect for TC as an actor increased 100x. I couldn't picture how the transformation would work on screen and he just--sold it perfectly. 🎉
Imagine, this is what Anakin would've become had he never fallen to the Dark and became Vader
"I will do what I must...."
@@thalmoragent9344mate, Darth Vader is a boy scout compared to the horror Muad'Dib is.
@@xristosrizos8406 abomination!
Bruh hearing this in cinema and seeing Paul just walking ominously, just pure chills
Especially the overhead shot of the thousands of Southern Fremen and you see Paul snakinh through, and then this track kicks in. Pure bliss
this gave me Anakin order 66 vibes
@@JustMicahFilmsAnakin's turn had to be inspired by Paul, I'm convinced
Paul do be walking with an ungodly amount of bad intentions
@@Prometeu21 he does indeed
May our speakers crackle and shatter.
May your speakers crackle and shatter
May our speakers crackle and blow out
May *your* speakers crackle and shatter.
"You fought well....my eardrums...."
May your tinnitus go EEEEEEEEEE and RRRRRRRRRRRR
Villeneuve: Now make the music as Paul walks through the crowds of Fremen.
Zimmer: OK...
Me in the IMAX: 🤯🤯🤯
I got literal chills and goosebumps in the IMAX for this scene
And Chani witnessing it, realizing qnd acknowledging he will bring the entire universe’s downfall and not being able to do anything about it
Same with Feyd
@@GH-fb9dhI was kinda confused by that cause In the book she ends up helping Paul from the get go but this movie version serves well and from the looks of it are still gonna go that route since Paul said she comes to understand why he’ll do what he has to do
My man Paul was walking with an absolutely menacing aura during this scene. This is that "f*ck with me and fall" type of music. Bro really made a black air force entrance.
Black Air Force entrance has me rolling 😂😂😂🍃
What is “black Air Force?”
@@_Cato_ It's a term that was popularized by the TH-camr CJDaChamp. It's used for describing characters who are disrespectful menaces to society, the baddest of the bad, and those that usually end up leaving a large impression on the audience. You know, villains like Broly, Omni-Man, Battle Beast, Madera, etc. He actually has a series dedicated to these types of characters on his channel, and his videos are hilarious imo.
Man not the black air forces 😂😂
Black Stillsuit energy
This scene in the movie. Once you see it, this song becomes that much more AMAZING. I expect a lot of people will show up here after watching it.
This scene had my blood pumping! I soooo can’t wait to watch this again.
I need to see it again to be sure, but it may have been the most awe inspiring -yet simple- scenes that I have ever seen. That music.. WOW
@@joshgrant2269 Yeah it's literally just Paul walking and it feels like one of the coolest things ever.
This is THE scene
@@HeTurnsHimselfIntoAPickle Yes, it is the best scene in sci fi in a decade. The scene when Paul finally turns himself into a pickle. And all the Fremen shout "PICKLE PAUL!"
The Kwisatz Haderach has risen…
the sleeper has awakened
And now the Empire shall fall.
Billions must jihad
@@gordo8354now the Imperium shall rise
I love how they portrayed the southern desert in part 2. It's flatter, the sand is rougher and made of darker stones giving the sand an almost black appearance. It feels like a desolate, remote and forbidden area.
"Only those with strong faith can survive there"
@@Despotic_Waffle I love how the director wove themes from the book into the film visually like this.
@@Despotic_Wafflebut isn’t the survival rate the same as rest or arrakis?
@@Your_Dad-f5z Nope it's not. The southern hemisphere of Arrakis is a stormy barren wasteland. Unlike the north, there are no cities in that region either. Think of it this way. If the northern hemisphere of Arrakis is Sahara desert, the southern hemisphere is Mars.
@@maazahmed506 Basically the dark side of the moon but for arrakis
The scene of him walking with this song blasting on IMAX.
Peak. Cinema.
ABSOLUTY CINEMA - Scorsese.
In dolby the music shook my seat 😂😂😂😂
that was one of the most incredible sequences i had ever experienced watching a film
It's crazy how this soundtrack almost sounds Harkonnen, even though its supposed to be for Paul
Well yeah this music literally plays in the scene right after (spoiler)
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Paul finds out that he and his mother are Harkonnen
@@DG-gx4sg Yeah, and that's very fitting thematically. Also not only "embracing" his inner Harkonnen, but also embracing the "dark path" he needs to take.
I mean, Paul's theme being part harkonnen is pretty fitting. If you know you know.
Maybe it shows that Paul has become more cruel than harkonnen
Well it's very fitting considering his words right before this track is played:
"We're Harkonnens. So this is how we'll survive. By being Harkonnens.
Unless I'm misremembering, this song plays soon after the reveal of Paul and Jessica's lineage, and Paul says that they will have to be Harkonnens to succeed. This song uses the gutteral undertone of the Harkonnens themes, but also the riff that is present in 'Pauls Dream' and other Atreides related songs. It signifies an amalgamation of the two, that Paul is still there, just more brutal
Bingo
The exact description of what they did for the piece
"He's just walking...menacingly!"
Somehow Paul just showing up to the south was the most epic and chill inducing scene in the film.
I READ THAT IN DRAX'S/RABAN VOICE
The bass sounds like a predator growling. He's not coming to save them. He's coming lead them into a holy war in his name.
Haha, como as pessoas são ingênuas. Esse filme é mais realista que muitos filmes de guerra que assisti. Engraçado como as pessoas atenuam a perversidade dos Harkonnen.
POV: Muhammad in the 5th century
One which will bring destruction of 40 religions, several billions dead, and give everyone (including the Fedaykin themselves) rampant PTSD.
@@LeonardoRodrigues1 A perversidade dos Harkonnen ainda não se compara a guerra que mata mais de 61 bilhões de pessoas causada pelo Paul.
Underrated comment.
This song is so pivotal to telling the audience, “Paul is no longer the hero in this story.”
He fought against destiny, only to realize the path that was laid out for him is the least harrowing of them all, regardless of the pain and suffering he will cause.
This song, and the scene it accompanies, shows not only Paul’s arrival to the southern clans, but also the arrival of his dark omnipresence that is fueled by religious machinations from a hidden cabal.
This is the theme of the birth of a horrific villain, and a signal that this story is a tragedy.
Terrible purpose, as it is called in the book
The universe is lucky that Paul still had a sense of honor preventing his war from going all out, though in the process the universe simply found another to finish the job that he couldn't follow through on.
Paul is not a hero nor villain. Dune isn’t above titles such as those but that’s not the story it’s trying to tell. Leto the 2nd was by all regards a wicked tyrant but he sacrificed everything to see humanity prevail and he committed said fated atrocities in the nicest way possible. All be it killing a harrowing amount of innocent people and holding the universe in an iron grip for melenia but it was that or extinction. The same logic can be applied towards Paul. Any being who has prescience lives in the future, making the present nothing but a begrudging stepping stone. So they justify the means by the end.
No, Paul is not a hero
U can’t apply the same logic to Paul. He was an antihero
He goes from being a kid in the 1st movie to being a complete badass.
he went dark vader mode in this
He became a tyrant…
@@utkarshsharma5363its the opposite
So, speaking of wich, about becoming a "Tyrant"... 👀
@@Sci-Fi_Freak_YT You might say a "tyrant" but he chose the least violent future that delivered least human loses in a general settlement. I think it was made clear in the movie but apparently not - please refer to the book for the full picture. It is one of the books beauty - the contrast between here-and-now and the most general, big-scale point of views. Somewhat similar to the atomics creation and use by US in WWII. Terrible? Yes. Did it end war? Yes. What about body-count? We do not know. But Paul knew, so he chose. May looks like a tyranny for sure (and it is, formally?) but since it is the least violent way - and we know it 100% (in the book) - would you make other choice?
When you show up at your job the day you plan to quit.
When Lester shows up for his HR review in American Beauty to black mail management
It's the upright bass that makes it. Being played so deep and aggressively you can hear the strings rattle on the fingerboard, it feels so... primal.
Exactly what I was thinking, felt that bass in my bones
You absolutely described it perfectly,, the intense deep low string sound where it sounds kindof choppy just gives me goosebumps. Probably my favorite track from this movie.
Its the octobass?
This is how Godzilla’s roar was created, incidentally enough.
@@danielplainview2584 Well, that paired with a leather glove rubbing the strings and played backwards, but yeah. Still the same kind of instrument.
This scene was amazing... At this moment, I truly felt there was no turning back for Paul
Denis and Hans cooked this scene so hard
And Greig.
As did Timothée
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Man this scene was pure metal! Such amazing cinematography
That was EXACTLY what I was thinking when I saw it. SO METAL!
It's the deep toned cello, so powerful.@@thenot-so-smartfox4145
absolutely, reminded me of some Neptunian Maximalism which is a wild thing to say about a big popular blockbuster movie
yeah the arena scene in movie- with a man chanting sounded like death metal mixed with mozart
Had to find this track after seeing the film. Figured I'd be able to pick it out by name alone. Chose Arrival first. I chose wisely. What a film.
You saw all possible futures, and chose the narrow path to paradise
Just as after oppenheimer i had to listen to the “Trinity” right after DUNE 2 i had to listen to this track. I am a sucker for powerful movie composition.
I just opened up the Spotify album and looked at the names of the tracks because they are often positioned chronologically to the events of the film.
That’s exactly what i did
As written.
To those who haven't seen this scene in theaters: I'm sorry for your loss
I saw it in theaters, but I wish I’d seen it in IMAX 😔
I love how this is like a corrupted version of the track that plays when the Atreides leave Caladan.
Basically him embracing his harkonen side
Nice one
Villeneuve, Chalamet, Zimmer and Fraser said: "Let's make the Best entrance of all time"... and they did it
The Arteries theme went from bagpipes to sounding like a chainsaw. Incredible change up and representation of Paul's corruption arc.
Wagner used the same compositional technique in the 19th century when composing his Ring Cycle.
Well it's fitting that this theme almost sound like a Harkonnen version of the "Leaving Caladan" theme from the first movie, considering you know...
The fact that it was revealed he is also a Harkonnen right before this theme is played.
@@TehIdiotOne exactly!! leaving caladan is pretty much the atredis theme, maybe Paul's theme but never in a thousand years i expected that to be this ominous. Golden.
I got chills during this scene. Watching his people's savior finally come...while knowing that billions across the known universe will die because of it. But the prophecy has to be fulfilled.
Usually slowmo walking scenes are cringe, but when you have Denis Villeneuve directing it and Hans Zimmer doing the score, then you have a masterpiece in the making
Snyder needs to take lessons
A golden path, illuminated by a universe in flames.
0:24 I'm just here for that gutteral roar. It sounds so raw, imperfect, and real. Masterpiece.
Dune Messiah confirmed, let's goooo
Paul appearing in front of Shai Hulud until the end of his speech in the temple is the longest I have forgotten to breathe. Literally forgot I have to.
It was at this moment when i saw paul walking i knew the young boy was gone. He was no longer unsure and indecisive, he was walking with a purpose
A terrible purpose, even.
Muad’Dib Usul is all that remains.
@@disastergoblin65 He saw it.... He saw the War is certain even he denied this path the War is still there... So He chose to control it for purpose.
This scene was the one of the most incredible shots I’ve ever seen. Paul walking forward with the Shai-hulud behind him combined with this soundtrack had me on edge. My favorite scene in the whole movie for sure.
Yours mothers warned you of my coming. Fear the moment
I love not only the evolution of Paul into Kwisatz Haderach but the music from the first getting this heavy drum metal riffs version … and goes along with the sheer force of Shai hulud
This part in theaters had me absolutely in shock. I had no knowledge of the story in the books so the movies have been my intro. So this scene with the revelation beforehand and this score... had me shaking. Especially when you hear the Leaving Caladan score layered in towards the end... so sinister.
Read the book now!
Now it's leaving Arrakis (to fight a holy war that ravages the universe)
One of the best scenes in cinematic history, a skinny kid looking guy makes u feel fear like never before
Errrr no, felt no fear at all 😅
I don’t think people really understand how perfect this music and this scene is. Paul transforming in this story is literally the most insane, greatest and most dangerous thing to happen in human history, ever.
For those looking for THAT track...you know, the one that really makes you fear Paul a bit...it's this one
Hans Zimmer leveled up with this one.
Once again ... Him and Ludwig Goransson are the best actually
Hans Zimmer is max level. This gave him a prestige level.
Timothee is ruling the movie industry now... Dude has some legit acting skills...
He truly won my respect with this film. I liked Wonka and the King as well. I can't wait for his Bob Dylan movie.
@@wiinterflowers4277 small skinny dude with great skills.
@@chandhand6539 And he's not a nutcase like most teenie boppers nowadays.
@@wiinterflowers4277 I agree
@@chandhand6539 Definitely rooting for him to succeed.
That shot in front of the worm is one of the most badass things I've ever seen
I swear this is a villian theme 😅 which fits well for the book readers. It perfectly captures the terror to come.
In fairness, who wouldn't be thinking this as you just witnessed Space Jesus come off a giant worm that's longer than the Burj Khalifa is in height.
Lead them to paradise.
This scene should get the actor (I won’t spoil), Denis and Hans their well deserved Oscars!
Yah when it cut to THAT overhead shot and this started ramping I was in awe
Add Grieg Fraser (the cinematographer) to that list as well
@@monojuice For sure!
The scene right after this was like I wanted to fight with them fr
This music during Paul’s wide walk was absolutely FILTHY in IMAX
This was the moment Paul Atreides became Heisenberg. Everyone in the cinema was completely silent... which is how cinemas are supposed to be by default but saying it like that makes it sound special...
💀💀
"No, you clearly don't know who you're talking to, so let me clue you in. I am not in danger, Chani, I *am* the danger. A Fremen opens his door and gets shot, and you think that of me? No. I am the one who *knocks!"*
This song is Hans Zimmer musically saying "I know composers who use subtext and they're all cowards."
Glorious
The arrival of the Kwisatz Haderach. Chills
*A message to the future generations:*
_Don't let this song die._
"Long live the fighters!"
This part sent chills down my spine. That shot of Shai-Hulud breaching was one of the coldest shots I've ever seen.
I think the coolest thing about this track is this is the motiff often used for Feyed and the harkonnens and the fact its playing during Paul's arrival symbolises he is a Harkonnen and is embracing the Harkonnen way
This isn't the music of a savior. This is the theme of a conqueror.
this is one of the most unique sounds I've ever heard
Because that deep groaning is an instrument he made I think
You should look up the hurdy gurdy. Kind of similar
Sea wall from the blade runner 2049 sound very similar, the same composers
The music that plays as the best employee walks to the manager's office to tell them they quit
There is NO ONE in this room who can stand before ME
SILENCE
Almost vibrated me out of my theatre seat, 10000/10
That scene from Paul's arrival to his speech is one of the best army rally scenes. Very close to ride of the Rohhirim.
Walking in staring down hundreds of hardened warriors that don't yet know what to make of him but know to show him deference nonetheless. The soundtrack captured the outright ferociousness of this character and frankly shook me a bit. It was intense.
And Chalamet with that look. I swear it looked like they did something to his face. He looked so different. So hard. I loved it. I was ready to sign up.
In most movies this theme would be reserved for the evilest man in the universe, and I guess it's no different here
63 billion people would agree with you.
Born _too late_ to explore the earth,
Born _too early_ to explore the universe,
Born *just in time* to witness this masterpiece 😎
born just in time to witness the holy war
They made a man walking look like the most terrifying thing to ever exist
This scoring for the walking scene was mental🔥😭
I'm not the biggest fan of "The Chosen One" stories, but for God's sake, this movie made it spectacular, and from This Scene, it makes it Perfect
This book kinda started the whole "Chosen One" stories in modern scifi, the difference is that Frank Herbert meant for it to be a CAUTIONARY tale about fantacism and putting too much belief into one human lol. Whereas Star Wars is like "He's Space Jesus! The most peaceful man in the universe (after he blew up the death star killing 350 million people)"
@@IloveGorgeousGeorge the Chosen One in Star Wars is ANAKIN, not Luke, dude. and Anakin/Darth Vader is most certainly NOT someone the story says is ''space jesus''; he's a failure right up until his death, when he finally dose something right. plus, you know, the Death Star was literary a weapon of incredible destruction that had already killed billions with Alderaan, but sure, let's cry about the poor, poor imperial personnel on board it instead.
He isn't really a chosen one though as he is the product of centuries old planning through genetic breeding, and there are also other Kwisatz Haderach besides him. And Paul will never take the Golden Path, something only his son will achieve, so he fails at the very purpose of being "chosen". And he only *appears* as a chosen one to the Fremen because of the myths of the Lisan al-Gaib that were purposefully planted there by the Bene Gesserit, making the point that religion is a form of control. And by the end of the first book and into Dune Messiah, Paul has essentially become a villain. These intracaties makes for an infinitely more interesting story than the oversimplified "chosen one" storylines from other franchises.
@@xen0biato be fair he's really a villain by the end of the first book and this movie. Messiah was just when he stopped being a sympathetic one the reader could believe was capable of redemption
That's because it's a deconstruction of the chosen one archetype. Frank Herbert meant it.be a horrific warning
Everyone reading needs to try listening to this as you walk into the gym for your workout. It's the best hype music ever.
Destiny arrives all the same. This was the transformation proper for Paul and there was no going back now. It's probably my favorite visual of the whole film.
Hans Zimmer killed it with this score. Looking back at this scene after watching the movie is terrifying. Now that Paul has accepted the role of the Lisan Al Gaib, the death of billions is soon to come with his rise to power. I haven’t read the books but I’m sure that if they make another film they will do it justice. That’s the hope anyway.
Her: Babe put on some music to get us in the mood
Me: Plays Dune: Part Two Soundtrack: Arrival - Hans Zimmer
the emperor pulling up was actually an amazingly done scene, it builds up so nice from silence and goes straight into empty menacing tones as clearly everyone is mobilizing
oh yeah, woops that was another soundtrack, but when paul speaks to the fundamentalist divisions he does have this awesome track blasting
This is the scene where I was like _"okay he has completely lost it"_ in the cinema
This track mix Atreides and Harkonnen themes, and it's played just after Paul embrace both of his sides in order to survive.
Masterpiece.
One of my favourite scenes in the whole film. Hearing this tune roaring as Paul arrived south and the giant sandworm crashed behind him was INSANE. From the cautious fremen to lady Jessica and her followers waiting for Paul. PEAK CINEMA FR!!! What an experience.
Knew this sounded familiar in the theatre and realized after that it's a much heavier version of the "herald of the change" theme from part 1. Very fitting given the scenes and their contrast!
For me it also sounded like the Leaving Caladan scene in Part 1, just perfect
This song feels like Shai Hulud singing Paul's War March or something.
"Y'ALL READY TO KICK OFF A HOLY WAAAAAAAAR?!"
The cinematography of this scene is a 10 out of 10
I love the Leaving Caladan motif in this song
I love how in this background poster you see Paul as he really is, just another one of the people in this story striving for power. All of them with their own goals, intentions, backstories. Some gooder than others, but none of them perfect. And the ones who seem to have the better intentions sometimes end up causing more damage.
Just give Hans the Oscar now. Nothing can beat this.
This will be my wedding intro
i lol'd
Glad the comment section is enabled so we can all gush about epic this track was.
This scene when Paul climbing the hill 🥶🔥🔥
The theatre was shaking
Seen the movie three times in four days. Its a masterpiece!
The walks, his face, and this soundtrack had me staring at that screen in absolute awe.
This scene, this music 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Actually my favourite scene. The low tone cello (or whatever that instrument is) I am complete sucker for that.
This whole scene was amazing Timothee levelled up here and this track adds so much to it as well unreal movie
the freaking bass sounds like a sandworm bellowing it's insane
Lead them to paradise!
Hans did such an amazing job on the music for these films, it's amazing. The way he corrupts Paul's theme in this piece, it's powerful and frightening, which is exactly the feeling you are supposed to feel at this point in the movie for Paul
In Imax theater, this song shook my soul they had the speakers up so loud. I loved it.
man the scene with the music.... masterpiece
So powerful right ?
Okay hear me out, this scene of him walking from his uber shai hulud on the background, through the fremen, the cinematographic composition and the score combined together might just be peak a cinema can ever reach.
Dissecting this track, we can see there is this ominous sound like something so evil and Paul's theme plays in that sound.. if this is not pure masterclass in every aspect of how to write a soundtrack. Bless the maker and his sounds. Long live.
This is pure villain arc
this and kiss the ring are probably my 2 absolute favorites. When Paul shouted SILENCE to the bene gesserit i was literally intimidated lol
I loved when he stomped his foot down in front of the emperor because he was hesitating. 😤
@@enjyn09 that was sick!
That was my life's most breathtaking cinema experience! My entire bones vibrates when this music was played! Just WOW! The greatest OST all time! Hans Zimmer is my Lisan Al-Gaib ❤️
This goes unimaginably hard.
This scene right here man, this scene...
I totally played this soundtrack side by side with the scene when Anakin marched on the Jedi Temple in Revenge of the Sith.....epic
Best scene in the film. The music accentuates it, the slow motion emphasizes it in our memory. It's the moment our conflicted feelings come to light.
I like how it's like a distorted and darker version of the leaving caladan theme. Paul and house atreides as a whole were apprehensive about taking arakis. Paul spends a decent chunk of the story horrified at the future he forsees for himself. This theme returns as a sign that all of Paul's worst fears came true, and he embraces it with open arms.
Music theory at it's finest