Oppenheimer - Can You Hear the Music - EXTENDED 1 HOUR

1:51 minutes is not enogh for me, so i maked 1 hour of this masterpiece!

Feel free to donete whatever you can to help me, i don't receive any money from this video due copyrights

thanks to watch and enjoy ♥

[JoChiMinh_Actual]

Listening to this when studying any subject makes you feel like your a scientist on the verge of a breakthrough discovery

[zeljkoslavic]

It repeats itself constantly, but I feel like I'm hearing something new and alive every second

[jamesken]

this is what plays in your head when you wake up at 3am ready to change your life

[sayeddileri]

The entire soundtrack is poetry.
The movie is an inspiration.

You don't see a collaboration of those two that often.

[ocea]

This is one of the most incredible musical pieces I've ever heard. Ever. The way it grips and so gently releases. It builds intensity and returns so gracefully. It loops so perfectly. It's perfect.

[AG-iulv]

The composer understood the assignment. This piece is a braingasm and so perfectly matched to the film

[MarcSellier]

We are all here for the same reason: trying to change our life. Isn't it?

[umcmedic]

“I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.”
― Albert Einstein

[Ten_Franek]

The ultimate background for learning to physics exam

[jd_hendricks]

I wish the world would just stop fighting. No more greed, no more wars. Just a hunger for discovery and a deep, collaborative spirit that unites us and catapults us into the future.

[siryak]

I'm currently studying for my AP Physics class exam which is tomorrow. This music has given to me all the knowledge of physics in the world. I will get an 100% on this exam.

Update: We got the MCQ back today and I got a 18/21 so hopefully I'll do similarly well on the FRQ.

[xoil]

I don't know how this is possible but this music gives the feeling of the beginning and the end at the same time

[McBeren]

Absolutely impressed by Göransson's musical skill! His ability to infuse intricate melodies with emotions reminds me of Hans Zimmer. Both composers transport listeners to unique musical realms. While they have distinct styles, there's a clear parallel in the depth and impact of their music. Göransson's talent in evoking feelings through his compositions is truly remarkable. Exciting to see his artistic journey unfold alongside the legacy of Hans Zimmer. 🎶🎵

[cristianailie]

At this point of the movie, I have realised how amazing the whole experience will be, the acting, the Nolan effect on directing the movie and the exquisite sound. Honestly, another level of feeling, I remember that when can you hear the music started, I ve took my hands on my face, lean in front of next seat and let the whole thing drag me in this unique experience. Hats off to Ludwig and Christopher

[Sentinel]

“ few people laughed few people cried and most were silent “

Robert J Oppenheimer

[robinrox]

This music is beyond stunning. Emotional. Thanks for doing this. I'd listen to it for an hour, like this.

[neilshade]

The ultimate background music for just sitting alone in darkness trying to find oneself, tears flowing acknowledging the changes one has to go through to improve life

[shortworld]

just put this on my home theatre, listening alone, mind is somewhere else . tears are flowing on cheeks.

[xxsnakyxx]

Make me wonder how humans went from using spears to defend ourselves to splitting an atom

[Karma-ybfj]

this song helped me finish an entire assignment in one day after procrastinating for a week and a half.i was so locked in