Theory of Everything - Ending Scene Music (The Cinematic Orchestra - Arrival of the birds)

The Cinematic Orchestra - Arrival of the birds

[JoshuaJoseph_]

“When I die, don’t come to my grave to tell me how much you love me and how much you miss me, because those are the things that I wanna hear when I’m still alive...”

[b.baudelaire]

"Look. What. We. Made."

Every fucking time.

[creakushcoliko]

"However bad life may seem, there is always something you can do, and succeed at. While there's life, there is hope." - S. Hawking

[streamofawareness]

Stephen Hawking died on March 14, 2018. I hope this is playing for him in the universe somewhere.

[ginofactap]

for his entire life he wanted to go back in time to the moment when the entire universe was born, in the end he just wants to go back to the moment where he meets her for the first time.

[ezryder_]

This movie made me want to do something great

[nnikita]

The ending song for the movie made my heart hurt and inspired me to write a book and start dancing ballet again and draw murals on the walls and actually do something with my life instead of sitting in my room watching Netflix all day doing nothing. I cried so much during this movie which was beautifully made. Felicity and Eddie truly have made something magical of this

[sumanthkumar]

Stephen Hawking born on the death day of Galelio and died on the birth date of Einstein. I don't think It's just coincidence. He was born to be a legend. What do you say?

[blue_jorquera]

This song is life flashing before someone's eyes.

[ahmadayosef]

"There are two types of people who will tell you that you cannot make a difference in this world: those who are afraid to try and those who are afraid you will succeed."
Keep fighting

[livingperson]

"Some people live more in 20 years than some do in 80. It's not the time, it's the person." -David Tennant

Stephen Hawking is a perfect example. The only difference? He's lived for 76 years. and he's lived more than anybody else. Ever.

[shadedskys]

When the violins come in, I get major chills every time 0:41

[GeorgeTJ]

That ending part topped this admittedly great film----> It's when Stephen says to Jane ''Look what we've done'' and the fast-paced flashback scenes start with this music piece playing in the background. it's, in my humble opinion, one of the strongest parts in the history of cinematography. One of those scenes that once you see them, you'll never forget.

[Saffronrays]

When I first watched this film.. I was in a dark place.. I just entered high school, got to a point where I weighed 97 pounds at 5’6, and closed everyone I truly loved off.
I don’t remember much from that time, because my brain wasn’t functioning the way it should have, but I’ve heard this music in my sleep. Never really knowing until this point that it came from this film.
I cried listening to it again, it resurfaced so many memories I have repressed in the past year or two.. but I realized that I’m happy to be alive. At a healthy weight, and smiling once more.
It has pushed me to be creative again, to pursue film and art.. so now- I am hopeful for the future.


If you are struggling with body image or food, no matter in what aspect, PLEASE seek help. This is something that is more serious than you realize and you should and do NOT have to do this alone.
You are beautiful no matter what anyone’s God damned opinion is. You deserve to be happy and healthy.

[adl]

I was crying so much. Really great movie.

[tomtch]

This song is like an idea, it starts from a spark and it slowly develops into a masterpiece

[Esandeech]

The ending montage when this plays, especially when you see Jane and Stephen at the party they met.. Really hits me in the heart. I dont know why I am so touched by it, maybe because of the music? Or maybe because I have a big crush on Eddie Redmayne .. Haha.

[KanekiKenKlsz]

"However bad life may seem, there is always something you can do, and succeed at. While there's life, there is hope." - S. Hawking Stephen Hawking

[MiuMauMi]

Song is called: "The Arrival of Birds" by the Cinematic Orchestra, originally :) It wasn't composed for the movie, so I guess that's why it isn't on the soundtrack.

[strony]

"How many years?"

"They said two. You've had so many."

"Everything will be okay."

"I have loved you. I did my best."