I'd say Civil War couldn't match this one, this one is the highpoint. IMO the focus being scattered amongst the ensemble cast really messed with it, also, it would have been such a beautiful end if it followed the original story, much more impactful.
Honestly, the level of quality in the Cap trilogy is far below TDK trilogy and any other all time great trilogy, so it's easy to top its previous movies.
It’s beautiful and haunting at the same time. I have always thought that part illustrated the pain Cap has gone through and everything he lost. Evans nailed this role, he was born to play cap. Just like Cavill as Superman.
Best part about this theme is the overarching sense of sadness throughout it. You can really feel Steve Rogers' pain through this entire theme. The pain from the loss of innocence combined with the rising crescendo leading into a heroic stand against cynicism. I know this is a longshot, but you can almost feel that this song is CA's stand against those people who worship the dark and gritty "more relatable" heroes.
EclipseHedgehog Nothing wrong with it at all. I just feel that many people believe that darker characters like Batman are more relatable. Says nothing about me.
Humphrey Kaye yeah to me batman and bruce wayne aren't as relatable as say; clark kent or peter parker. he's a billionaire who pushes everyone away who wants to help him, able to get into any womans pants within his radius, is a martial arts and escapist master and the worlds "greatist detective" all because he has money. meanwhile cark is the everyday man who's happy with what he has, he doesn't get a lot of attention and lois sometimes patronized him, he stumbles and apologizes a lot, he isn't as noticed because he's the bumbling clumsy guy, he's polite and raised on good ethics by ma and pa kent. etc. peter is the kid who's always down on his luck who just happened to have super powers and the reasons he keeps being spiderman instead of focusing on his regular life; guilt. for failing uncle ben. its done better than bruce's tragedy because when bruce lost his parents, he was just a kid. there was nothing he could do or expect.
except thats NOT who Clark Kent is. thats who Clark Kent PRETENDS to be. Clark Kent is the guy with godly powers whose content to be thought as just a clumsy reporter.
What a great score. This was the movie that changed my perception of marvel cinematic universe which I earlier considered as childish and goofy. This movie proved that marvel can come up with mature, serious stories and characters. Watching Captain America: The first Avenger and Avengers 1, I thought of cap as a useless and badly developed character, but the winter soldier overturned my thinking.
The Russo Brothers got me back into the MCU and personally for me Jon Favreau, Jon Watts, James Gunn, Kenneth Branagh, Joe Johnston and the Russo Brothers were the best directors Marvel ever had. Joss Whedon’s work on The Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron was good, but he’s definitely not my favorite.
The price of freedom is high, always has been, and it's a price I'm willing to pay. And if I'm the only one, then so be it. But I'm willing to bet I'm not. remembering endgame scene Cap standing alone against the crew of Thanos.
Whenever you feel alone against anyone, whenever your path is a lonely road, listen to this and remember the Cap who went against all with the strengh of all his belief .... That's translated into this song, best one from MCU ever
The entirety of this song is excellent. But I think the movement starting at 5:00 and carrying us through to the end really captures the majestic, onerous task of assuming the mantle of Captain America.
Personally this score explains my life daily as I struggle with my inner demons. The sadness in the beginning, the haphazard nature of my day to day comings and goings while trying to be the best version of me, to try to be OK. But then it builds on the necessity for me to be confident and have courage to dig in no matter what. To commit to whatever decision and accept the outcome. And finally not to regret my past but to be willing to learn from mistakes and hopefully be better the next day. Which is why CA was so relatable because he was written by the Russo's to be uncompromising, determined, decisive and unapologetic almost to a fault. The trait that most of us aspire to have. Courage to take on life on life's terms and to take it on without fear of the unknown or regret from past mistakes.
Even with all the misgivings I have about many MCU films, this one felt so perfect to me. The best writing for the characters with a sensible plot twist and Steve doing his best to be a hero even through what it might cost him. That's part of what I love about this character and many superhero stories; Steve isn't a hero because he's super (though it certainly helps) but because he unapologetically does what's right, no matter what.
I'm a sucker for properly used uncommon time signatures and this song is one of the best examples. I don't know if it's scored in 10/8 or 3/4, 3/4, 4/4 but it's perfect. The 3/4 is hurried, anxious, the 4/4 is an extra breath to reset and then it's back to 3/4. It's written to leave you unsteady but determined, dismayed but hopeful; a perfect superhero theme. Bravo Henry Jackman.
I completely agree! I saw someone saying that this was the worst soundtrack in the MCU, but its one of the best. The tracks go along perfectly with what is happening!
This song is fucking incredible. I can’t get over how the 10:8 time signature allows the horn melody to lag behind the beat a bit and just have more impact as it sustains over that extra beat in the measure.
I feel like Steve lost his innocence in this film. He was always the straight-and-narrow soldier. Following orders. Doing what was best for the greater good. Learning Hydra had been guiding the world while he was frozen woke Steve up from a certain naivete. The end of song I feel reflects the loss of Steve's otherwise pristine outlook on being that soldier and the implicit trust that comes with being a soldier to becoming disillusioned with SHIELD and why he finally tells Fury it all has to go. The song becomes a lament in that sense. The world Steve knew was gone.
Still the greatest film in the MCU and this is the MCU's best song. It's amazing how Cap's first theme went from the corny rah-rah feel to the new, somber reality of this film. This song beautifully brings out that reality and sadness to Cap's new world. And, who doesn't love a good spy thriller, capped off by the amazing Robert Redford.
This is no doubt one of the greatest themes I've ever heard. Even after years of listening to it, it just never gets old. That's the mark of true greatness -- the test of time.
+Britney O I agree. I have listened to the soundtracks of other movies, but this is the only one I regularly come back to. My favorite is "The Winter Soldier" followed closely by "The Causeway".
@@jos4640 there's always that one thing that just fails. I call it: Superman syndrome. Basically, when a character is too damn powerful writers don't know what to do with it
@@strigers8007 That's why Cap is so good. He can be taken outwith multiple rounds from a machine gun. His life is always on the line but he is the first one to jump into the fray. Inspiring as hell.
I feel like Henry Jackman meant this entire piece to speak volumes on who Steven Grant Rogers really is. To clarify my meaning, I listen to the first 1 and a half minutes as an ode to what we've seen from our favorite Captain before The Winter Soldier, from 1:24 to bout 7:00 as a composition on how he evolves in The Winter Soldier, and the rest as the harbinger of the awesome specimen he becomes at the end of TWS. I don't know if anyone agrees with me on this, but if you don't, listen to the soundtrack one more time after reading this, and you've got to admit it's not an insane theory
This is one of my favourite soundtrack songs of all time. I have this on repeat at the gym. TRUST ME... bang your headphones in and listen to this while training, you're invincible.
The first Marvel Movie to have a different bourne inspired score, i'm glad they wanted to try something different and not making it a typical superhero soundtrack you hear all the time.
The most memorable theme of all the MCU movies! For me Cap2 is the best MCU movie so far, even beating IM1. The main-on-end title sequence by Erin Sarofsky is one of the best work of digital design I have ever seen. Its has become one of my favorites. Can't wait for Civil War Avengers 3 by the Russo's and I hope Henry Jackman will do all of their scores. Alan Silvestri's theme for Cap1 was completely nondescript, just like the movie itself. If anything it reminded me too much of Star Wars.
Can't wait to hear more of this for 'Civil War'! Mr Jackman's returning to score Cap 3 in case nobody's aware of that yet. Can't wait to hear his Iron Man theme, should be pretty epic
+Zenzi Sage I definitely think "can you dig it" is a great representation of a triumphant Iron Man so it's inclusion in Age of Ultron was very nice but I think it would be out of place in Civil War since he is the pseudo-antagonist.
They turned Cap into a badass without sacrificing any of his character traits. Even his theme is the coolest out of the rest. Russo brothers are fucking geniuses
Senator: Agent, you should know that there are some on this commity feel giving your service record both for this country and against it, that you belong in a penetentry. Not mounting off on Capitol Hill. Black Widow: You're not gonna put me in a prison. You're not gonna put any of us in a prison. Do you wanna know why? Senator: Do enlighten us. Black Widow: Because You need us. Yes, the world is a vunreable place, and yes we help make it that way. But we are also the ones best-qualified to defend it. So, if you wanna arrest me, arrest me. You know where to find me.
I love the phrases leading up to that part. It captures the modern take on Captain America perfectly. (Even though it's not the music that played during this scene) The moment it hits 7:52 my mind goes to Captain A giving his speech over the intercom.
Quite simply the best walking down the street/Workout song ever..gets me where I need to be! thank you so much @HenryJackman @Russo Brothers Great Movie Great Soundtrack!
I couldn't agree more. This is literally my go-to homework song. Putting this track on loop and then banging out Calculus problems is a transcendent experience.
Imagine the theme that starts at 3:42 through the rest of the track plays right before the climax of Infinity War Part 2, as Earth gears up for the final battle against the ultimate villain himself, Thanos. "Today, everyone is an Avenger."
To me, the best MCU films in the sense that they felt reaaally good+different during their release+still holds up... 1. Captain America Winter Soldier 2. Iron man 3. Black panther 4. Avenger (1)
@surfitlive yeah, did you read my comment? Peter already is far stronger than cap in the mcu. He is just new and and doesn't know his power limit yet. The comics also reinforce my point. Spider-man in his prime is stronger, faster, smarter than captain america. Doesn't matter if cap goes all out. Spider-man outclasses cap in nearly all ways
@@DatAsianGuy agree. even bucky was surprised with how pete caught the enhanced arm like it was nothing. and steve is having a hard time dealing with that arm too.
In my eyes, this is the second best soundtrack of the MCU, after The Avengers soundtrack. I personally would like to see Alan Silvestri, who wrote the Avengers soundtrack, and Henry Jackman, who wrote this soundtrack, to do the soundtrack for Cap 3
+Dawn of Justice Productions GotG score was something I'd expect from Brian Tyler, defiinitelly not Tyler Bates. Just another bland background music with one heroic theme popping out every 20 minutes. Disappointing to say the least.
Once you hit play, you're in for all 9:41 minutes of it. Can't not listen to the full track. I hope this theme or something similar returns in Avengers 4.
I could take an entire page listing in detailis the best parts, but one that I think is very subtle and just beautifully simple is the intermitent synth beeps that start at 8:12. It for me resonates the sad tragedy that is the shady world of technology and just modern evil that seeps through these new world, intangible threat. At least that makes sense in my head i dont know haha
My heart just lives for 5:29 and forward. It's just great. My heart will also die of disappointment if this Cap theme isn't reprised at any point in the next two Avengers films XD I'm serious though.
The part where they start locking onto targets and they put a hit on Tony Stark and the Stark Tower kinda caught me off guard. Put Hyrdra's absolute domindance in perspective for me personally.
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Marvel studios, actors and the compooser can all feel proud for making this movie. What a movie, what a soundtrack!
The game changing movie within the MCU... the day the MCU grew up. What a fantastic movie the Winter Soldier is!
So good I went to see it again with my brother the 2nd time🔥🔥. Cheers to Henry Jackman
Seriously Captain America is the only hero on cinema to become even better with each film and his themes are damn great motivational tracks.
heck yeah!
That is true but he is not the only one, the dark knight trilogy but i love them both
I'd say Civil War couldn't match this one, this one is the highpoint. IMO the focus being scattered amongst the ensemble cast really messed with it, also, it would have been such a beautiful end if it followed the original story, much more impactful.
Honestly, the level of quality in the Cap trilogy is far below TDK trilogy and any other all time great trilogy, so it's easy to top its previous movies.
What themes? I must be deaf. he had a good theme in Cap1 alright. And Thor had a good theme and also Iron Man but all abandoned.
8:03 - 8:52 I had to replay that part three times. The choir in the background mixed with the violin gives me chills! I love this soundtrack so much.
Exactly! This part is gorgeous!!
its beatiful
It’s beautiful and haunting at the same time. I have always thought that part illustrated the pain Cap has gone through and everything he lost. Evans nailed this role, he was born to play cap. Just like Cavill as Superman.
Best part about this theme is the overarching sense of sadness throughout it. You can really feel Steve Rogers' pain through this entire theme. The pain from the loss of innocence combined with the rising crescendo leading into a heroic stand against cynicism. I know this is a longshot, but you can almost feel that this song is CA's stand against those people who worship the dark and gritty "more relatable" heroes.
Humphrey Kaye i can understand the dislike for dark and gritty as people just want escapism but whats wrong with relatablility?
+Humphrey Kaye Nailed it, Friend.
EclipseHedgehog Nothing wrong with it at all. I just feel that many people believe that darker characters like Batman are more relatable. Says nothing about me.
Humphrey Kaye
yeah to me batman and bruce wayne aren't as relatable as say; clark kent or peter parker. he's a billionaire who pushes everyone away who wants to help him, able to get into any womans pants within his radius, is a martial arts and escapist master and the worlds "greatist detective" all because he has money.
meanwhile cark is the everyday man who's happy with what he has, he doesn't get a lot of attention and lois sometimes patronized him, he stumbles and apologizes a lot, he isn't as noticed because he's the bumbling clumsy guy, he's polite and raised on good ethics by ma and pa kent. etc.
peter is the kid who's always down on his luck who just happened to have super powers and the reasons he keeps being spiderman instead of focusing on his regular life; guilt. for failing uncle ben. its done better than bruce's tragedy because when bruce lost his parents, he was just a kid. there was nothing he could do or expect.
except thats NOT who Clark Kent is. thats who Clark Kent PRETENDS to be. Clark Kent is the guy with godly powers whose content to be thought as just a clumsy reporter.
It's been 6 years but this soundtrack NEVER gets old. It's still one of the best
10 years...
this song is so very advanced, I listen to it from time to time for years and ssstill discover something new...
"Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
@@viridianrenegade4614 lol that's awesome
I do...I want to get out.
I could watch the winter solider more than 5 times in a row, it never gets old
TinieAngry it's so relevant
Oh, trust me...I've done it...and I can confirm XD
It's better than sex. And lasts almost 2 hours.hail hydra
I agree with that and I've watched it a lot more than five times
Winter soldier’s aged really well, i think we’ll be talking about it many years more
THIS is the mcu’s Empire Strikes Back film; the finest hour of Cap, Nat, and Fury, in this fan’s opinion.
What a great score. This was the movie that changed my perception of marvel cinematic universe which I earlier considered as childish and goofy. This movie proved that marvel can come up with mature, serious stories and characters. Watching Captain America: The first Avenger and Avengers 1, I thought of cap as a useless and badly developed character, but the winter soldier overturned my thinking.
in captain america 1 cap was no joke its a great movie
The Russo Brothers got me back into the MCU and personally for me Jon Favreau, Jon Watts, James Gunn, Kenneth Branagh, Joe Johnston and the Russo Brothers were the best directors Marvel ever had. Joss Whedon’s work on The Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron was good, but he’s definitely not my favorite.
Bro the mcu was never childish
The price of freedom is high, always has been, and it's a price I'm willing to pay. And if I'm the only one, then so be it. But I'm willing to bet I'm not.
remembering endgame scene Cap standing alone against the crew of Thanos.
Still the greatest movie in MCU.
+Thrilla Whale No contest
+Thrilla Whale totally agree with you
For me it's the first iron man
***** I'd disagree. For me, it's Dark Knight, then Watchmen and then, The Winter Soldier.
+Ken Catus Watchmen? Please....lol...First top 3: Winter Soldier, Deadpool, Avengers.....then maybe Dark Knight, GotG and Iron Man
Whenever you feel alone against anyone, whenever your path is a lonely road, listen to this and remember the Cap who went against all with the strengh of all his belief .... That's translated into this song, best one from MCU ever
so true bro
Easily one of the best MCU instrumental pieces if not the best.. such a majestic product by Henry!
The entirety of this song is excellent. But I think the movement starting at 5:00 and carrying us through to the end really captures the majestic, onerous task of assuming the mantle of Captain America.
it's not a song
@@leoholder7839 you're correct
Very true. I keep replaying from 5:00 onwards
Personally this score explains my life daily as I struggle with my inner demons. The sadness in the beginning, the haphazard nature of my day to day comings and goings while trying to be the best version of me, to try to be OK. But then it builds on the necessity for me to be confident and have courage to dig in no matter what. To commit to whatever decision and accept the outcome. And finally not to regret my past but to be willing to learn from mistakes and hopefully be better the next day.
Which is why CA was so relatable because he was written by the Russo's to be uncompromising, determined, decisive and unapologetic almost to a fault. The trait that most of us aspire to have. Courage to take on life on life's terms and to take it on without fear of the unknown or regret from past mistakes.
📌📌
6:00 I love that part all the way to the end
cannot stop listening to that song in the movie's credits
supernatural2619 Called: Taking A Stand, by Henry Jackman as well.
John Smith
yeah i know
That's cool. Now everyone who reads it knows! :D
Same. This is my favorite song out of the entire soundtrack
This is a masterpiece, progression was sensational.
This is my all time fave MCU movie. Gods, everything was wonderful. I wish I could forget about it, then watch the movie again for the first time.
Even with all the misgivings I have about many MCU films, this one felt so perfect to me. The best writing for the characters with a sensible plot twist and Steve doing his best to be a hero even through what it might cost him. That's part of what I love about this character and many superhero stories; Steve isn't a hero because he's super (though it certainly helps) but because he unapologetically does what's right, no matter what.
I'm a sucker for properly used uncommon time signatures and this song is one of the best examples. I don't know if it's scored in 10/8 or 3/4, 3/4, 4/4 but it's perfect. The 3/4 is hurried, anxious, the 4/4 is an extra breath to reset and then it's back to 3/4. It's written to leave you unsteady but determined, dismayed but hopeful; a perfect superhero theme. Bravo Henry Jackman.
Well said.
Its sad how all the music critics bash on one of the best soundtracks of the MCU and one of the best of Henry Jackman's scores.
I completely agree! I saw someone saying that this was the worst soundtrack in the MCU, but its one of the best. The tracks go along perfectly with what is happening!
Alexander O'Connor stupid that person! Moron. This is epic soundtrack, one of the best ever
I agree completely.
Everyone seems to want to grade scores on their own while forgetting their purpose.
Agreed, one of my favorite film soundtracks of all time.
This song is fucking incredible. I can’t get over how the 10:8 time signature allows the horn melody to lag behind the beat a bit and just have more impact as it sustains over that extra beat in the measure.
1:08
it's not a song but yeah you're right
For some reason, I kinda teared up during 8:05
It sounded rather tragic and somber.
The Best part
I feel like Steve lost his innocence in this film. He was always the straight-and-narrow soldier. Following orders. Doing what was best for the greater good. Learning Hydra had been guiding the world while he was frozen woke Steve up from a certain naivete. The end of song I feel reflects the loss of Steve's otherwise pristine outlook on being that soldier and the implicit trust that comes with being a soldier to becoming disillusioned with SHIELD and why he finally tells Fury it all has to go. The song becomes a lament in that sense. The world Steve knew was gone.
the way that music transitions into that angelic voice...omg 7:56
Still the greatest film in the MCU and this is the MCU's best song. It's amazing how Cap's first theme went from the corny rah-rah feel to the new, somber reality of this film. This song beautifully brings out that reality and sadness to Cap's new world. And, who doesn't love a good spy thriller, capped off by the amazing Robert Redford.
👍 👍 👍 , yeah, so deep n epic
This is no doubt one of the greatest themes I've ever heard. Even after years of listening to it, it just never gets old. That's the mark of true greatness -- the test of time.
I honestly don't know why people hate this soundtrack? It's one of Marvel's best.
+Britney O People hate this score?
+Britney O I listen to it on an almost-daily basis; it's so fucking badass.
+Lukas Danford dude same
+Britney O people hate this soundtrack ? in which dimension
+Britney O I agree. I have listened to the soundtracks of other movies, but this is the only one I regularly come back to. My favorite is "The Winter Soldier" followed closely by "The Causeway".
The best heroic track. Makes you think about the high and important things in a person's life.
Steve Rogers is the greatest superhero because he had the soul of a hero before he ever became super.
Thats why marvel movies never disappointed us
They really know how to handle their characters
@@ghazapanca5002 captain marvel *ehm ehm*
@@jos4640 there's always that one thing that just fails.
I call it: Superman syndrome. Basically, when a character is too damn powerful writers don't know what to do with it
@@strigers8007 That's why Cap is so good. He can be taken outwith multiple rounds from a machine gun. His life is always on the line but he is the first one to jump into the fray. Inspiring as hell.
@@ghazapanca5002 DO THEY NOW??🤣🤣
I feel like Henry Jackman meant this entire piece to speak volumes on who Steven Grant Rogers really is. To clarify my meaning, I listen to the first 1 and a half minutes as an ode to what we've seen from our favorite Captain before The Winter Soldier, from 1:24 to bout 7:00 as a composition on how he evolves in The Winter Soldier, and the rest as the harbinger of the awesome specimen he becomes at the end of TWS. I don't know if anyone agrees with me on this, but if you don't, listen to the soundtrack one more time after reading this, and you've got to admit it's not an insane theory
This is one of my favourite soundtrack songs of all time. I have this on repeat at the gym. TRUST ME... bang your headphones in and listen to this while training, you're invincible.
The first Marvel Movie to have a different bourne inspired score, i'm glad they wanted to try something different and not making it a typical superhero soundtrack you hear all the time.
AboAbdulable this soundtrack makes you think captain America
Heh. My ass.
yeah, i enjoy when the soundtrack isn't too comic bookey
Oh. I don't like this soundtrack. One of Henry Jackman's weakest, if not, worst scores in his career.
are you crazy? This is one of his best works
Life: Give up... There's no way you can win this fight.
Me: Hmph... (Smiles)... I can do this all day...
Tomorrow though? Eh, not so sure....
It's been 5 years and it's never gets old. The most beautiful ost for the perfect film in the MCU !!
exactly :)
Captain America is the best superhero trilogy of all time.
The first one was great
The second one was fantastic
The third one was spectacular
The third one was practically an Avengers film. Hell some people see it as an Ironman film.
Joseph Capellan
It wasn't.
Literally no one thinks that it was an Iron Man film.
have to disagree i cried after the last batman movie
Anirudh Menon Then you don't pay attention.
Abigail Woodard Well, i hated it. To each his own.
The most memorable theme of all the MCU movies! For me Cap2 is the best MCU movie so far, even beating IM1. The main-on-end title sequence by Erin Sarofsky is one of the best work of digital design I have ever seen. Its has become one of my favorites. Can't wait for Civil War Avengers 3 by the Russo's and I hope Henry Jackman will do all of their scores.
Alan Silvestri's theme for Cap1 was completely nondescript, just like the movie itself. If anything it reminded me too much of Star Wars.
Can't wait to hear more of this for 'Civil War'! Mr Jackman's returning to score Cap 3 in case nobody's aware of that yet.
Can't wait to hear his Iron Man theme, should be pretty epic
Hopefully its similar to what Ramin Djawadi did for IM1
***** connor nice to see you at an epic theme
Great news! I adored this soundtrack, it was Marvel's best, in my opinion. I swear, it makes me cry sometimes.
I hope it's Henry Jackman feat. Ramin Djawadi
Rock the house down motherfuckers! (and tell Brian Tyler to piss off)
+Zenzi Sage I definitely think "can you dig it" is a great representation of a triumphant Iron Man so it's inclusion in Age of Ultron was very nice but I think it would be out of place in Civil War since he is the pseudo-antagonist.
Winter Soldier isn't just arguably the best MCU movie, it has by far and away the best soundtrack.
I just couldn't get enough of this particular track! Amazing!
cmon whoever disliked this doesn't appreciate good music
Its actually a piece
or just didn't have patience to listen to the 10 minutes and judged the beginning only
Right!
One of the best and memorable movies of 2014
with Guardian of the galaxy and X-men Days of Future Past.
Best Film of 2014!
My favorite
Yes! This and guardians of the Galaxy. Marvel is just magical
don't forgeth X-men Days of Future Past.
This is seriously one of my favorite songs of all time.
not a song
@leoholder7839 Yeah, it's an instrumental.
They turned Cap into a badass without sacrificing any of his character traits. Even his theme is the coolest out of the rest. Russo brothers are fucking geniuses
Senator: Agent, you should know that there are some on this commity feel giving your service record both for this country and against it, that you belong in a penetentry. Not mounting off on Capitol Hill.
Black Widow: You're not gonna put me in a prison. You're not gonna put any of us in a prison. Do you wanna know why?
Senator: Do enlighten us.
Black Widow: Because You need us. Yes, the world is a vunreable place, and yes we help make it that way. But we are also the ones best-qualified to defend it. So, if you wanna arrest me, arrest me. You know where to find me.
+Khairat Kheader BW was so fucking badass in this movie.
"At SHIELD we don't believe in an ideal world, we take it as it is"
For me, the best Avenger film till today. What a movie what a soundtrack.
ugh i love when 8:05 starts
oui !
I love the phrases leading up to that part. It captures the modern take on Captain America perfectly.
(Even though it's not the music that played during this scene) The moment it hits 7:52 my mind goes to Captain A giving his speech over the intercom.
yeaaaah, freaking epic!!!
***** Yes indeed!
At 8:05, it should have been longer.
Quite simply the best walking down the street/Workout song ever..gets me where I need to be! thank you so much @HenryJackman @Russo
Brothers Great Movie Great Soundtrack!
Best part 0:00 - 9:41 !
lol
good ol' days...
Can't stop listening to this one!
When 1:27 starts 👌👌, words can't describe the joy it brings me
+Return_ofthe_ Mc its like...its like.... i can't find words too!
"If you want to arrest me, arrest me you'll know where to find me."
This instrumental music is very beautiful!!!
Greatest MCU film IMHO.
Listening to this while doing assignment is a completely different experience😌
I couldn't agree more. This is literally my go-to homework song. Putting this track on loop and then banging out Calculus problems is a transcendent experience.
@@rileybeckham7243 I know right? makes me want to finish my homework a lot faster
One of the greatest superhero films I've ever seen!!!!
This came on during my workout and i had to catch myself from letting water build up in my eyes.
this track just blew my mind don't understand y critics hated it so much ?
Critics are stupid.
Britney O thanks for the support
+Britney O Most of the score sucks.
+Matt Danvers there were no critics whatsoever that hated the soundtrack or the movie
+kaybo777 what parts suck I love all of it
I can hear it all day....
Love that light screeching in the background 8:33.
- Was he wearing a parachute?!
- No. No, he wasn’t.
Still the best soundtrack to any marvel film!
Henry Jackman ?? The man behind *X First Class*, Yes. I'm going to enjoy this OST
Imagine the theme that starts at 3:42 through the rest of the track plays right before the climax of Infinity War Part 2, as Earth gears up for the final battle against the ultimate villain himself, Thanos. "Today, everyone is an Avenger."
+logicalfallacy234 That's too perfect. Captain, Stark, Spiderman, Starlord, Rocket, Groot, Black Widow, Thor, etc
logicalfallacy234 I would cry tears of joy
Just commenting to remind you that you made this comment.
Lmaooooooo
Well did you see it cuz it was amazing
To me, the best MCU films in the sense that they felt reaaally good+different during their release+still holds up...
1. Captain America Winter Soldier
2. Iron man
3. Black panther
4. Avenger (1)
i'd put Cap up against any superhero......cause he'll either win...or be a pain in the ass to fight until he finally dies
I feel like he won't be a pain in the ass for flash, quicksilver, or sonic. any speedster for that matter
He sure was for Spiderman
@@rajasmr156 Yeah, but Spider-Man was also a bloody beginner.
if Cap would go against Spider-Man in his prime.
he wouldn't stand a chance anymore.
@surfitlive yeah, did you read my comment? Peter already is far stronger than cap in the mcu.
He is just new and and doesn't know his power limit yet. The comics also reinforce my point. Spider-man in his prime is stronger, faster, smarter than captain america. Doesn't matter if cap goes all out. Spider-man outclasses cap in nearly all ways
@@DatAsianGuy agree. even bucky was surprised with how pete caught the enhanced arm like it was nothing. and steve is having a hard time dealing with that arm too.
Heard this Masterpiece by accidence and literally it changed my semester and life and still
5:00 Best theme in MCU
The whole track is awesome but just after 4:26 is just INSANE and then right after 5:29 i lost sanity
Superb music, absolutely splendid. Elevating. My soul flies alongside angels.
In my eyes, this is the second best soundtrack of the MCU, after The Avengers soundtrack. I personally would like to see Alan Silvestri, who wrote the Avengers soundtrack, and Henry Jackman, who wrote this soundtrack, to do the soundtrack for Cap 3
Uh... Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack?
+Dawn of Justice Productions
Definitely not better than this.
+Dawn of Justice Productions
GotG score was something I'd expect from Brian Tyler, defiinitelly not Tyler Bates. Just another bland background music with one heroic theme popping out every 20 minutes. Disappointing to say the least.
This is Captain America 🇺🇸 true theme song for real
Serious candidate to best action cue of 2014!
When you try to win a war even before it starts, lot of innocent people die
still thinking that this is one of top OST songs ever
This is amazing.
Absolutely spectacular.
Once you hit play, you're in for all 9:41 minutes of it. Can't not listen to the full track. I hope this theme or something similar returns in Avengers 4.
I so wish this was in Civil War! would have made it that much more epic.
i love this song. they did such a great job with this
not a song
*Imagine this Theme playing in Avengers 4 when Captain America heroically sacrifices himself to save the Team*
Yo I will cry so bad.. Smh.. 😭
yoval keshet oh my god you absolutely know it! Hope you see this comment
It wasn't him, but it was just as painful...
This song makes me want to do something more awesome than listening to TH-cam...
I did uphill sprints yesterday while listening to this track. Yeah, this song can make you do s**t like that..
bitt555 i made a friend while sprinting past him shouting on your left
JAMES BARNES I use this song to running for losing weight... it makes me active so much!!!
Mechaelmoura Magneto On your left...
THE FASTEST GAMER ALIVE On my left. Got it.
Oh my god, this rising crescendo.
Love this song, makes me wanna take steroids and fight crime
Makes me wanna do 100 push up 100 sit up 100 squat and 10 km jog a day
2019, still in love with this.
4:58 perfect.
I could take an entire page listing in detailis the best parts, but one that I think is very subtle and just beautifully simple is the intermitent synth beeps that start at 8:12. It for me resonates the sad tragedy that is the shady world of technology and just modern evil that seeps through these new world, intangible threat. At least that makes sense in my head i dont know haha
Henry Jackman is Marvel's Hans Zimmer
A LITTLE LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
Absolutely AGREE! He is a beast
So is Tyler Bates. His GOG soundtracks are amazing as well
His civil war score was forgettable
He's not even close.
One of the best movie in mcu
The Best
My heart just lives for 5:29 and forward. It's just great. My heart will also die of disappointment if this Cap theme isn't reprised at any point in the next two Avengers films XD I'm serious though.
6:00 best feeling starts here.
7:32 amazing......
This track gets me pumped while running
On your left
with this music i can just see cap fighting Thanos with/without Mjolnir.. since HE CAN DO IT ALL DAY
Love the emotion in this track and action this will stay with me forever thank to everyone that made this happen
The part where they start locking onto targets and they put a hit on Tony Stark and the Stark Tower kinda caught me off guard. Put Hyrdra's absolute domindance in perspective for me personally.