Ludwig Göransson - Can you Hear The Music (slowed)

#oppenheimer#ludwiggoransson#slowed#cillianmurphy

[fahxd._]

This is definitely one of the best soundtrack from a christopher nolan film. Its up there with the Cornfield chase score.

[Momoeki]

Nolan picked the right person to be Oppenheimer. Genius

[Anthony-nrlw]

This moment in a theater was just priceless

[StonedNoob]

0:51
hearing this part in the cinemas reverberating through your body was sooo overwhelming.
I had goosebumps then, I have goosebumps now.

[gtasalife]

“Can you hear the music” is easy the best piece of music I’ve heard in all my entire life

[IhaveNoEnemies]

Oppenheimer is not just a movie, it is history

[ShutterSnapped]

Loved the visualizations of the "strings", the stars, and what looked to be interference patterns from the double slit experiment, though I could be wrong. The massive BOOMS during those moments in the theatre were great.

[samgorczynski]

when my physics teacher says i have some potential

[arockfloatinginspace]

the violinist after ripping their ass off to get the 220bpm arpeggios right just for someone to slow it down

[Eldrich]

Somewhow I feel this piece radiates of how being a passionate learner feels like in university. Learning new stuffs, solving puzzling things and you're just pure excitement about it.

[ikopa]

I've seen this movie 2 times in IMAX just to revive this masterpiece again

[Readabookorsomething]

The way this song conveys the feelings of excitement yet fear from discovery, and the power they could have with something they created. It gave me complete chills when I watched it.

[severance]

0:51 from this .. we are in Nolan world... Into a ludwig magical creation

[lebowski]

This loud music vibrating in your body in the cinema with the flying particles in front of you on the big screen, so natural and emotional. The best movie i ve seen. This movie should be viewed only on the big screens in cinemas with the loudest speakers just so you feel it

[mhobag]

Goransson is already the next big thing in movie soundtracks. Ever since he got the Mandalorian job he has been getting better and working in bigger and bigger projects.

[AliOrigin]

one of the greatest music from a Nolan Christopher movies

[trevorwalkerjr.]

It feels like the stages of flying some fighter jet.
You taxi up to the runway, anticipation building.
You get clearance to take off and slam the throttle, afterburner blazing.
You dash down the runway, and acquire enough speed to lift off, wheels timidly inching off of the ground.
Your acceleration is now limitless, as you climb ever higher and break the sound barrier.
And suddenly you're there, in the sky, with nothing to stop you.

Watch the opening cutscene for ace combat 7 and you'll see what I mean.

[kenthefele]

This soundtrack captures Oppenheimer so well. It gives you a feeling of scientific discovery and wonder while also filling you with dread.

[javiers]

Oppenheimer is not just a movie, it is art.

[StudPictures]

"Can you hear the music?"

"No. But i do feel it."