TENET Official Soundtrack | 747 - Ludwig Göransson | WaterTower

747, a new song by Ludwig Göransson from the #OfficialMovieSoundtrack of TENET starring: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Himesh Patel and Michael Caine

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Tracklist:
1. RAINY NIGHT IN TALLINN
2. WINDMILLS
3. MEETING NEIL
4. PRIYA
5. BETRAYAL
6. FREEPORT
7. 747
8. FROM MUMBAI TO AMALFI
9. FOILS
10. SATOR
11. TRUCKS IN PLACE
12. RED ROOM BLUE ROOM
13. INVERSION
14. RETRIEVING THE CASE
15. THE ALGORITHM
16. POSTERITY
17. THE PROTAGONIST
18. THE PLAN

About TENET:
John David Washington is the new Protagonist in Christopher Nolan’s original sci-fi action spectacle “Tenet.”

Armed with only one word—Tenet—and fighting for the survival of the entire world, the Protagonist journeys through a twilight world of international espionage on a mission that will unfold in something beyond real time.
Not time travel. Inversion.
The score is composed by Ludwig Göransson

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[elliotlovgren]

1:25 it was at this moment the true scale of the plane is being shown in a wide-angle shot from upfront. This was the moment i could tell Ludwig Göranson knew what he was doing. Got chills in the theater with this being blasted from all directions. great score.

[rorysnow]

Nolan: “I’m going to cast at least one middle eastern man in this movie”
Producers: “Ok cool, what’s his role going to be?”
Nolan: “He’s going to crash a plane into a building”
Producers: “Oh”

[federicoperi]

"So you wanna crash a plane?"
"Well not from the air. Don't be so dramatic."
"So how big a plane?"
"That part is a little dramatic."

[bloomoos]

i wish this track was 43 seconds longer, then it could've been 7:47

[DanielGJohnson]

Seeing the scale of the plane in IMAX and the score kicking in at 1:29 was one of the best things I’ve experienced in a cinema.

[VirusLD]

My heart was racing during this scene. Incredible filmmaking

[MrJoHnConsTanTine]

5:36 Best thing in whole score. Listened to that section hundreds of times.

[silversamm]

OFCOURSE it's a 747... because you can invert that number

[TheTuubster]

Nolan: "Needs more Brah."
Göransson: "IS THIS ENOUGH BRAH FOR YOU?"

[MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Inception: the dream is collapsing.
Dunkirk: the perimeter is collapsing.
Tenet: my eardrums are collapsing.

[ashia]

I LOVE this soundtack. The urgency and allertness in the violins is amazing. The loud horns tell you just how big the plane is the scene really is. Its amazing 10/10 would watch again.

[Superior_Productions]

"Is everyone on this flight vegetarian? Cause all I have is vegetarian."

[candidopeito]

Only who saw this in IMAX knows the feeling of when the plane shows up.

[Venom-yhvb]

Ludwig sounds like he’s paying homage to Inception and Dunkirk here, Supermarine tick-tocks accompanied by Dream Is Collapsing’s BWOAHHS!

[Zanaduu]

5:37, that part + the scene (when the inverted PT start sliding forward ) gave me one of the weirdest goosebumps i've ever felt in my life .

[aaronkuck]

1:28 me entering the classroom after Lockdown weighing 30 kg more

[SeanPalpatine]

If I ever get into a plane cockpit I'm blasting this over the radio to let the control tower know my intentions

[jakemitchell]

It was at 1:25 when I knew it was worth the risk to see Tenet in IMAX. Loved every second of it.

[IsMiseAnthony]

Whole cinema theatre was shaking when this played. Such a classic piece of Nolan filmmaking. Rarely other directors make you FEEL the movie. IMAX certainly is a part of it

[blinky_]

Fun fact: the 747 they crashed in the scene was an actual plane. Not done on small scale or with cgi as it was actually more affordable to use the real deal.