OPPENHEIMER | Can You Hear The Music [4K]

This video is my interpretation of “Can You Hear The Music” visually. This piece of music is a huge part of the movie Oppenheimer, it serves as a motif of the entire score. This piece of music to me feels to me like Oppenheimer’s younger days, when wonder and exploration was a huge part of his life. Flashes of atoms flying around, colliding, and visions of the future of the atomic bomb and his life as a scientist, perfectly captures the film’s and the music’s sense of wonder and danger. I hope you guys like it, and thank you for all the support and views! This is a huge turning point for my channel!

Music: Can You Hear The Music
Movie: Oppenheimer

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[SebConte]

Bro I feel cool as fuck when I listen to this, like I can kick anybody's ass, even YOURS no cap

[AA-qbni]

I can't explain the feeling of listening to this score in imax during that chilling final scene. Another Nolan masterpiece!!

[MikeconReal]

Me after telling NASA to just send people to the sun at nighttime so they don't burn

[flashmusic]

The score, the visuals, the emotion. How truly lucky are we to be able to experience something like this.

[myxa]

I feel like this is what it feels like to make a major breakthrough in science or medicine, a cascading feeling of emotions as you discover something that no one has known ever and yet here it is, the magnum opus.

[nri]

This song will being played on the oscars while Oppenheimer is winning everything... Coz this is a masterpiece that deserve not to be forgotten, the best movie of 2023

[hippydippy_]

This is the sound of science. I’ve had a Chemistry/Quantum Physics hyper-fixation since I was in elementary school, and recently I’ve been accepted to university as a science major. This piece sounds like how science makes me feel. I can barely put it into words… The swelling of the music, the driving synths, it inspires me to learn everything I can. Truly breathtaking.

[voydspectrum]

A minute of silence for those who did not understand this absolute masterpiece, Nolan is a mastermind

[mr.drakanator]

I’ve watched this video like 8 times and it gives me chills every time. This perfectly captures the best aspects of the movie: The music, the cinematography, the feelings of guilt and pain, all tightly wound into this brief beautiful video

[eikishiki_yama]

As a fellow scientist of the computer realm, I can feel and resonate full of emotion, when Oppenheimer starts talking at 0:28

[OggaBogga]

I feel like I instantly want to cry. It feels like the pressure of the whole universe is on my shoulders. Ludwig is simply amazing!!!

[gambiit]

this music piece alone is the perfect encapsulation of the movie.. the ups, the downs, the buildup, the climax, the realisation..

[pasty]

Cillian's performance was masterful...

[DynestiGTI]

*_Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to man_*

*_For this he was chained to a rock and tortured for eternity_*

This is my favorite "Can You Hear The Music" Oppenheimer edit on YT

[istherealvy]

My tears suddenly fell down while listening to this masterpiece, everything about this movie was just too perfect. Excellent editing and thanks for your video

[zurzakne-etra]

I love this scene, it's almost as if he stepped into the fouth dimension and could see every part of his life happening in a single timeline

[OKittenPlayz]

I am shaking right now... When I saw this movie in theaters, and when this score came up, I knew what I saw on screen. A thin, bright line where electrons spun around the nucleus made up of protons and neutrons. I knew most of the science behind the movie, and I was overjoyed. The score gave me tears, and the science got me all giddy!! And I will never, WVER forget how nobody in the theater brought out their phones at the end of the movie. Their reaction to it all was so perplexing to me! I loved every bit of this movie!

[OGBeattie]

So many tempo changes and yet still so graceful. I feel like this'll go way more under the radar than it should until 10+ years from now and then it'll be hailed as arguably one of the best ever written.

[jssv]

Watching this in IMAX is the most extraordinary experience I've ever had in cinemas, the score, the cinematography, this movie is pure perfection. Nolan at his best❤

[allainangcao]

That is the magic of Nolan, he is one of the few artists that can really make you feel like you are crossing an alternate dimension, reality, and world.