TENET Official Soundtrack | MEETING NEIL - Ludwig Göransson | WaterTower

MEETING NEIL, 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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TENET Official Soundtrack | MEETING NEIL - Ludwig Göransson | WaterTower

[racatkns]

“I’ll see you at the beginning, my friend.”

[time]

Time isn't the problem. Getting out alive is the problem.

[DaJooters]

This hits kinda different after seeing the end.

[Superior_Productions]

"I prefer soda water." "No you dont."

[SimonZFilmproduktion]

Fun fact: If you reverse the audio of this track the high-pitched atmospheric audio in the background forms The Protagonist's Theme that is all over the entire score and of course most prominent in the track "The Protagonist".
A beautiful way to show Neil and the Protagonist's relationship.

[rorysnow]

Neil’s final mission with his closest ally and friend, he has to pretend like they’ve never met before

[andrewe]

This makes me feel so sad. I read a comment that Niel and protagonist are just seeing ghosts of each other since they’re going forward and backward in time. Just so sad

[ezramotz]

*The Protagonist* - “Hey you never did tell me who recruited you Neil”
*Neil* - “Haven’t you guessed by now? YOU did!”

[jibsssss]

One of the slickest tracks to introduce a character.

[ty]

Neil is the friend at Dusk. A friend you can trust in a Twilight world. It hits really different after the ending .

[auror]

"It's the bomb that didn't go off, the danger no one knew was real, that's the bomb with the real power to change the world."

[billt]

It is so clear at the second viewing. This track sounds very like old friends reunion. I imagine this is the bgm when the Protagonist finds Neil and recruits him in the future.

[hagen]

Ludwig nailed it especially with the synth sounddesign, this whole soundtrack is so electrifying emotional

[alfredkhoo]

Upon first time watching this movie you are experiencing everything through the perspective of the protagonist as everything is fresh and weird for you while trying to grasp the concept step by step.
Upon the second viewing you are observing the events through the perspective of Neil as a much more experienced individual than the protagonist and you knew exactly what and how everything is going to happen.
And finally re-watching it over and over again is just like how the whole cycle loops for eternity.

[ArturSukhenko]

I need Tenet 2 with their friendship story.

[daiyoung]

The beginning of this song reminds me a feeling of a friend I’ve yet to meet, a distance memory from the future that I have never experienced before.

Whenever I heard this song I would imagine me sitting on a chair, meeting a familiar person that I am meeting him/she for the first time. My mind is trying to figure out who is this, the feeling tried to grasp what seems to be logical but at the same time it makes no sense. Yet it tells me that this person is the one you can trust.

Göransson really nailed it. He was the perfect choice for this movie.

[sobharaj]

The last part of music where they are launched with "bungee-jumpable" technique

[eggydrums]

In the film, the moment they start having small talk is when this piece shifts its chord progression to something that feels more grounded and emotional than the initial chords when the piece begins. A very nice piece that accompanies this scene.

[ericlopez]

Watching Tenet for the first time and experiencing this score through the eyes of the Protagonist, I knew its beautifully composed but there's something indescribably ominous and mysterious about the notes.

MAJOR SPOILER BELOW

Then I get to the ending and now I think about that same scene from Neil's shoes and it just adds so much gravity. I imagine the strange feeling Neil must have knowing the deep history they share, knowing he can't say a word and that his friend of many years hasn't even lived through it yet. Working for him but here he is in this weird twisted path in time, introducing him to the journey he's about to embark on

Brilliant work by both Christopher Nolan and Ludwig Göransson

[FamiliarBandit]

This moment and music hits hard when you watch this on the second viewing and know his significance.