@Antimatter050 I'm glad you know Jesus! Sure, let us look at how God created the universe. First, He made it "very good." Does billions of years of failed mutations, death, and suffering (Darwinian evolution) sound "very good?" Also, why would Jesus have to die if suffering and death existed before Adam and Eve? What changed when they sinned? But that's a sidenote. If there are other "physical" sentient beings on other planets, that would throw the whole doctrine of the Fall into chaos.
WAKE UP AMERICA!!! INVESTIGATE THE CRIMINAL SATANIC NEW WORLD ORDER THAT IS DESTROYING AMERICA!!! JUST LOOK AT THE SATANIC SYMBOLS ON THE BACK OF YOUR ONE DOLLAR BILL!!!
2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
TURN TO ALMIGHTY GOD AND RECEIVE FORGIVENESS OF SIN THROUGH HIS SON OUR MESSIAH YAHSHUA (JESUS)
Ever since I was 4 years old I have loved Star Trek and this song makes me wonder if our race will ever go beyond the moon, and our solar system. Gene Roddenberry had a wonderful imagination and as a Trek fan I sincerely thank God for giving him the dream of Star Trek now I only hope that we can actually explore the stars.
@sporekid2012 Star Trek was always created in an atheist view. Gene Roddenberry was an atheist and all characters were. Its incredoble how people can still believe in God, and like Star Trek
@kenstafford I did not indeed, but he was open. Because he wrote about religion does not mean he was religious, it means that the thinks religion is part of our human culture, which it is. Was it a TNG episode? I didnt know he wrote as well. Nice
@kenstafford Well my mother used to be young when that aired, I have never seen the original series as a series in TV. The movies about Kirk were ace though.
This is funny, but, this makes me wanna stay up allllll night long and draw and listen to star trek music because it's so GOOD. I don't even care that I have school in the morning, I'd rather listen to this then sleep... and THAT is saying something lol.
My most favorite star trek them song!, Reminds me of humanity one day taking that next step beyond our solar system to other worlds after finally building our first interstellar engine.
I gotta say....this is a very calm and peaceful theme for a movie that involves Captain Picard shooting the fuck out of the Borg with a tommy gun and yelling like a maniac.
@horaciosi Well, it's also about the core humanism of Star Trek: how humanity can evolve and achieve great things for a bright future. Also features an interesting twist, with Lily (21st century human and war veteran) pulling Picard away from his rage and back to his "evolved sensibilities."
@fatkinson2011 We'll I suppose there are some that thought it was good.. but I thought it was cringe-worthy and didn't fit Star Trek at all.. And i'm pretty sure a lot of people felt that way.
I disagree that it's "probably the best in the franchise"; it's the best of the Next Generation films, but not the best overall. But it's got some great music, and I do love this theme.
I've spent many bittersweet days wishing humanity could travel the stars. If only Star Trek was real D: I guess that makes me like the people who wish Pandora was real, people who are unhappy with their lives. But how can we be happy with our lives when we are stuck on a small grain of sand in an ocean millions of lightyears in diameter? So much wasted potential for humanity.
@Standuble It will be real. All it would take was for everyone to see through the bullshit of humanity and demand something better like this the day everyone stands for a better tomorrow is the day we all see true peace. World peace is easily accomplishable, if we all work together! But it can only work if everyone or 75% of the population wants it! I've got enough technology designs to send us there I am waiting for humanity to grow up!
@Aurumk1 I agree we could make it real but I worry humanity has left it too late sometimes and this planet is the only place we will ever have. If I was a businessman I would just go to the dark side and try and make my own space tourism company. Make the greedy 1% pay for the celestial salvation of mankind.
The Tree of life begins now it was Once again the Children make an signal of tis Tree and after 20 years one of them returns to the Tree but its destroyed and all of them who marked the tree was Dead and here begins the story he begins to build an Beam methode to return to his Friends but they never can bring it back
Im sory but my Englisch is not so good but i have storys Visions when everyone of you Like my beginning i bring it to end
@jimbopumbapigsticks No, it is the anthem to the humanity of the future, right now it's bogged down in petty squabbles that in a few hundred years, the world will look back on in disgust. One day we will travel to the stars, seek out new life and new civilisations... but sadly, not yet, not yet.
A side note for this movie. It is one of the few Star Trek offerings that dared to look at PTSD in the face. One can argue that Picard's obsession with the Borg was similair to Captain Ahab's with Moby Dick, but either way, it does address lingering PTSD. For some suffering from it, It Is Never Over, just intermission between Acts One and Two.
I really liked the uploader comments. When I opened this video I didn't know if I was getting what I was looking for, or just some idiot on the internet posting a song from this movie, but that uploader comment made it certain that I knew what I was getting, and that what I was getting was exactly what I was looking for.
Its shame Voyager didn't have a movie it would have been nice to see what the crew got up to when they got home but this is a brilliant fantastic peace of music
There couldnt be any other music to fully describe the moment of that first contact, that first step to a better tomorrow, full of prosperity and union, this piece of music describes it all and makes sure you get it.
Love this Jerry Goldsmith score. After the traditional Star Trek theme, I really think the principle theme is one of Mr. Goldsmith's best. He has written so many excellent scores, but I come back to this film so I can hear and see how the score works D. Alexandr D'Maddalena
Love this Jerry Goldsmith score. After the traditional Star Trek theme, I really think the principle theme is one of Mr. Goldsmith's best. He written so many excellent scores, but I come back to this film so I can hear and see how the score works D. Alexandr D'Maddalena
Love this Jerry Goldsmith score. After the traditional Star Trek theme, I really think the priciple theme is one of Mr. Goldsmith's best. He written so many excellant scores, but I come back to this film so I can hear and see how the score works D. Alexandr D'Maddalena
I love the subtle and dreamlike optimism in this track. Makes me wish that we were living on the eve of a great new era for mankind, even if we did not yet know it.
@Nyarlathoteplol Or why not use it when on the edge of the Alpha Quadrant rather than after costly journey when you're right to your enemy's front door? More logical just to cruise smooth and easy through federation space before it even exists!
@Nyarlathoteplol Why do they never send more than one ship at a time when they're tryingto assimilate Earth, yet use an entire armada in Voyager: Dark Frontier for the assult on a random species? Sometimes, you just have to wonder if the Borg Queen is even trying...
@Echnadin Probably because Earth is farther away, and even the Borg don't want to expend extra resources if they think they can win with just one ship.
without stupid Lilly and without the annoying Borg, the movie would be much better! they should have concentrated more on the post-apocalyptic scenario and Dr. Zephrem Cochrane!
@Antimatter050 the thing is that I wish I could jam it in the list too. I honetsly can't really decide because there are really a lot of good ones. So this list rotates alot depending on my mood, or if I feel like it, or if I just watched one recently
First Contact is definitely my favorite Trek film, just barely edging out the Voyage Home. It's by far the best of the Next Generation films. Insurrection and Generations are OK, while Nemesis is passable.
Yeah, First Contact is fantastic. Personally my two favorites are First Contact and The Undiscovered Country, with The Voyage Home and Wrath of Khan trailing closely behind.
@kandstrom The horn parts go without saying. I freaked out because in this cut, I could hear screaming trumpets more at the end than the version that was on the actual opening credits.
I've played both, so I noticed them both.
If I had to comment on the horn part: why is there not a LOVE button?
How can this have four dislikes? They must be Star Wars fans who in denial and just can't bring themselves to believe that this is better than Star Wars music. Not that SW music is bad. Actually, it's some of the best music I've ever heard. It's just that this is much better. It's a different kind of good.
@kandstrom Actually Star Wars music is one of the best that I've ever heard. John Williams did a very good job, and I think that some of the Starwars songs are better than this, but this song is also better than some of the Starwars songs. I mean for example Duel of the Fates I think is better, also the Theme of the Emperor and the Imperial March is better than this song. However this song beats the Starwars Main theme.
@kandstrom True, But also Anikin's Theme used in Episode One was used to portray the innocents of Young Skywalker, Across the Stars (love song of Padame and Anikin) represented love also The Throne Room March was used for Celebration and was the Endor Victory Theme from Return of the Jedi. John Williams is without a doubt one of they best composers for cinema that every lived and he was able to convey all types of music from Piece, War, Love and Comedy.
@civreal John williams also stole half of his peices. ET= Mahler (can't remember the exact piece), Jaws= New World Symphony, Star Wars (title)= Mars, the Bringer of War... Goldsmith is at least much more original with his pieces.
@sirfighterace- Almost every single modern day composer has ripped off, or borrowed something from classical composers and most modern day composers are no longer original. Hans Zimmer recycles a lot of music ideas in almost every score that he does. He ripped off Rachmonivos prelude to C Sharp Minor in Pirates of the Caribbean when for the Black Pearl Theme: Also Hans Zimmer who wrote the score for the Last Samurai shares many resemblance to Pearl Harbor. There is nothing new under the sun
The only advantage old composers have in originality is that not everyone had heard the songs they were ripping off. The last original piece of music was the first one.
YEAH! I#m living within the OTHERS (the VIOLENT etc... I know, what I'm talking about... - If I were an alien I would guard zhe earth-surroundings also...
Behind the Kuiper Belt respectively the Oort Cloud there ARE aliens, guard-ships of the United Stars Of The Universe, watching this race 'mankind' from planet they call 'earth' by themselves. Watching that they don't escape into space and contact any other lifeform out there!
Because these aliens think, that this 'human beings' aren't ADULT enough, are too much VIOLENT - they don't want US*!!! WE are their problem...
@mth166abc You can't blame them, would you want a bunch of rowdy and very angry children come busting into your "tidy" workplace and smashing things up?
To anyone who states that "because there are so many stars in the Universe there MUST be other intelligent life" misses this point --> If the probability of life existing is less than or equal to the number of stars then there will be no other life.
You need to consider the Chance of life forming first to assess whether or not there might be other life in the Universe.
I'm personally not saying if there is or isn't since I don't have enough data.
Alien life for us is just as unfathomable as supersonic flight was for the Wright Brothers. The question is not "Do aliens exist?" but how long does it take for us to recognize them.
WE ARE THE BORG LOWER YOUR SHEILDS AND SURRENDER YOUR SHIPS YOUR CULTURE WILL ADAPT TO SERVICE US RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. SEVEN OF NINE WAS ON THE CUBE AT THAT TIME AND IT WAS 2 YEARS BEFORE SHE JOINED THE VOYAGER CREW
When one reads the posts of this and other offerings, one wonders. Are we truly alone, or are Others waiting for us children to take not just the First Step (to the Moon), but the first of Many Steps. Maybe it will be the grandchildren of those just being born as you read this that will answer that question. I just hope that when we answer that Question, we will not be The Conquistadors or Inquisitors of the past centuries into the next, but Explorers for the sake of Curiosity.
It doesn't follow that proving interstellar travel proves that extraterrestrial life is aware of our existence or has interacted with us. Space is unfathomably big, and filled with all kinds of planets and interesting phenomena. Only human arrogance would lead us to assume that Earth would stand out in such a crowd - or that any aliens who had all of space to choose from would even consider following our development worth their time.
If interstellar travel is possible, even if we can only build a 'proof of concept' device, then ET is not just out there, but also here - and he has always has been.
If we can prove interstellar travel is possible, it will no longer make sense for ET to remain in the shadows. But then, perhaps he only does so because the elite have been waging war against him - see for example the documentary 'Secret Space' Produced by Christopher Everard-Jurquet (can be found at endthelie com)
I never thought space exploration was important until I saw this movie. It sucks that most of our attention and resources are aimed at killing each other over oil and dumb shit like that. I think we've really hit rock-bottom if you ask me.
@KrystalKobra I wouldn't say that we have hit rock-bottom, we definitely have very bad priorities, but we haven't ground the bottom of the barrel yet. Perhaps though, one of the themes of this film is that in the midst of poverty and depression, inspiration can strike, and from that inspiration a culture can transform. In this film, humanity did not slug their way into utopia, it almost happened accidentally, like a light switch flipping on, and the entire universe was seen in a different light.
I am sorry to those who believe that just because there are trillions of stars in billions of galaxies that there MUST be other life in the universe. Statistical analysis of just seven of the principle forces and/or relationships of matter show that the probability of life is infinitesimally smaller than the estimated number of ATOMS in the uni
Absolutely beautiful.
fleia262 1 day ago
Religious comments on a trek video? Irony level over 1,000,000,000
aventine95 4 days ago 3
@aventine95 Captain, I am detecting unusually high concentrations of ironic particles in this area. LOL
EyeOnTheTV 3 days ago
@aventine95 It's over 9000!!!
LemmingAttack 3 days ago
@Antimatter050 I'm glad you know Jesus! Sure, let us look at how God created the universe. First, He made it "very good." Does billions of years of failed mutations, death, and suffering (Darwinian evolution) sound "very good?" Also, why would Jesus have to die if suffering and death existed before Adam and Eve? What changed when they sinned? But that's a sidenote. If there are other "physical" sentient beings on other planets, that would throw the whole doctrine of the Fall into chaos.
gwreeves1987 5 days ago
WAKE UP AMERICA!!! INVESTIGATE THE CRIMINAL SATANIC NEW WORLD ORDER THAT IS DESTROYING AMERICA!!! JUST LOOK AT THE SATANIC SYMBOLS ON THE BACK OF YOUR ONE DOLLAR BILL!!!
2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
TURN TO ALMIGHTY GOD AND RECEIVE FORGIVENESS OF SIN THROUGH HIS SON OUR MESSIAH YAHSHUA (JESUS)
PATRIOTLIBERTYNEWS 1 week ago
@PATRIOTLIBERTYNEWS Fuck off, spammer.
F14ace 2 days ago
i have one person to blame for this... KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jukeboxdude97 1 week ago
10 borg travelled back through time to assimilate humankind. Failing this, they chose to dislike this video instead.
AdhocHoopla 1 week ago 3
9 people were assimilated.
reachingsumwhere 2 weeks ago
This is the best star trek movie ever!
sujayp 2 weeks ago
@sujayp i agree, personally i liked this more than wrath of kahn
halodystroyer44 1 week ago
Ever since I was 4 years old I have loved Star Trek and this song makes me wonder if our race will ever go beyond the moon, and our solar system. Gene Roddenberry had a wonderful imagination and as a Trek fan I sincerely thank God for giving him the dream of Star Trek now I only hope that we can actually explore the stars.
sporekid2012 3 weeks ago 2
@sporekid2012 Star Trek was always created in an atheist view. Gene Roddenberry was an atheist and all characters were. Its incredoble how people can still believe in God, and like Star Trek
17011404 2 weeks ago 2
@17011404 Obviously, you've never seen the episode entitled "Bread and Circuses", which, in fact, was co-written by Roddenberry himself.
kenstafford 2 weeks ago
@kenstafford I did not indeed, but he was open. Because he wrote about religion does not mean he was religious, it means that the thinks religion is part of our human culture, which it is. Was it a TNG episode? I didnt know he wrote as well. Nice
17011404 2 weeks ago
@17011404 The episode was in the second season of the original series. Just a minor correction. Roddenberry was an agnostic, not an atheist.
kenstafford 2 weeks ago
@kenstafford Well my mother used to be young when that aired, I have never seen the original series as a series in TV. The movies about Kirk were ace though.
17011404 2 weeks ago
This is funny, but, this makes me wanna stay up allllll night long and draw and listen to star trek music because it's so GOOD. I don't even care that I have school in the morning, I'd rather listen to this then sleep... and THAT is saying something lol.
MyEscapeToLife 3 weeks ago
My most favorite star trek them song!, Reminds me of humanity one day taking that next step beyond our solar system to other worlds after finally building our first interstellar engine.
Antimatter050 3 weeks ago
Star Trek made me love the French, and a Canadian Jew, something I never thought Id write, but there it is. Happy New Year.
JCistGottMitUns 3 weeks ago 2
its sad that star trek probably wont ever reach that quality again
Cidifix 3 weeks ago
best star trek movie theme so far. best star trek movie so far, too.
Cyphox 1 month ago 5
I gotta say....this is a very calm and peaceful theme for a movie that involves Captain Picard shooting the fuck out of the Borg with a tommy gun and yelling like a maniac.
horaciosi 1 month ago 4
@horaciosi Well, it's also about the core humanism of Star Trek: how humanity can evolve and achieve great things for a bright future. Also features an interesting twist, with Lily (21st century human and war veteran) pulling Picard away from his rage and back to his "evolved sensibilities."
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Since i saw the movie i always think about the future, the first warp travel and, of course, the first contact. I hope to see it before i die!
(sorry for my english if there is something wrong on the commentary)
arnaugasco94 1 month ago
Great music with a Great Spirit. Beam me up!!!
johnboyberlin 1 month ago
Humanity needs to come together as one, or it will destroy itself. This music brings me much hope. You were a visionary Gene
Olennex 1 month ago 3
@Olennex Before humanity comes together, it needs to loose its stupidity factor, sadly human stupidity is infinite.
It would be nice to live in the TNG / DS9 universe..
sylvantos 1 month ago 3
maybe the best Star Trek theme! ...wet eyes! not sadness...full of hope! for a better future. But human beings must change...as soon as possible
KreetzMusic 1 month ago 8
Beautiful music.
rossanachang 1 month ago
The best Star Trek theme ever. Makes you dream..........
dricivilspace 2 months ago 7
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First Contact came out 15 years ago today ( 22nd November 2011 ). Happy anniversary to the awesome movie.
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bazblackadder 2 months ago
The best Trek movie by far.
kesselrunfun 2 months ago 3
Assimilate this!!
TheNitrochief 2 months ago 21
@TheNitrochief Team motto from the USS Defiant development program
weldonwin 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
This movie was high on my list of favorites. And the music was beautiful. Of course, Star Trek music generally is.
fatkinson2011 2 months ago
Star Trek Enterprise would have been more successful had they used this theme for the opening credits.
bideovlogger 2 months ago in playlist Star Trek Music
@bideovlogger I liked the Star Trek:Enterprise theme.
fatkinson2011 2 months ago
@fatkinson2011 We'll I suppose there are some that thought it was good.. but I thought it was cringe-worthy and didn't fit Star Trek at all.. And i'm pretty sure a lot of people felt that way.
bideovlogger 2 months ago
@bideovlogger And there are probably a lot of people that don't feel that way.
fatkinson1954 2 months ago
@bideovlogger I would be one of those people who felt the opposite of you; but then, that's why we have postings, to say how we feel, yay or nay.
Jalfmar3 2 months ago
I disagree that it's "probably the best in the franchise"; it's the best of the Next Generation films, but not the best overall. But it's got some great music, and I do love this theme.
PetraKenobi 2 months ago
9 Klingons disliked this!
frahn06 2 months ago
@frahn06 Don't you mean Drones?
ironhidewatson 2 months ago
@ironhidewatson opps..I meant Borg! ha
frahn06 2 months ago
i'm sorry, but this is better than the voyager theme.
benjaminmullin96 2 months ago
try you tubing star trek the inner light!!!
traineespark 2 months ago
It is meant for the epic battle of 001
Mariofanonroblox 2 months ago
Gosh, that guy was good.
eere3343 2 months ago
I've spent many bittersweet days wishing humanity could travel the stars. If only Star Trek was real D: I guess that makes me like the people who wish Pandora was real, people who are unhappy with their lives. But how can we be happy with our lives when we are stuck on a small grain of sand in an ocean millions of lightyears in diameter? So much wasted potential for humanity.
Standuble 3 months ago 7
@Standuble It will be real. All it would take was for everyone to see through the bullshit of humanity and demand something better like this the day everyone stands for a better tomorrow is the day we all see true peace. World peace is easily accomplishable, if we all work together! But it can only work if everyone or 75% of the population wants it! I've got enough technology designs to send us there I am waiting for humanity to grow up!
Aurumk1 2 months ago
@Aurumk1 I agree we could make it real but I worry humanity has left it too late sometimes and this planet is the only place we will ever have. If I was a businessman I would just go to the dark side and try and make my own space tourism company. Make the greedy 1% pay for the celestial salvation of mankind.
Standuble 2 months ago
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Croslider 3 months ago
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The Tree of life begins now it was Once again the Children make an signal of tis Tree and after 20 years one of them returns to the Tree but its destroyed and all of them who marked the tree was Dead and here begins the story he begins to build an Beam methode to return to his Friends but they never can bring it back
Im sory but my Englisch is not so good but i have storys Visions when everyone of you Like my beginning i bring it to end
Croslider 3 months ago
This is like an anthem to humanity.
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@jimbopumbapigsticks No, it is the anthem to the humanity of the future, right now it's bogged down in petty squabbles that in a few hundred years, the world will look back on in disgust. One day we will travel to the stars, seek out new life and new civilisations... but sadly, not yet, not yet.
I hope this will be playing on the bridge ;)
ResurgamZerg 2 months ago
@jimbopumbapigsticks AMEN! I'll bet that's exactly what Goldsmith had in mind when he heard the "First Contact" concept.
ianschulz1 2 weeks ago
Should I ever decide to get married, this will be playing!
kenetkorva 3 months ago 3
This song makes me wanna close my eyes and start dreaming :) This is a piece of art *__*
Madara337 3 months ago 3
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Madara337 3 months ago
To Goldsmith, the legend
Brady2k10 3 months ago
This sounds a little different than the version I have from the CD. The trumpet is a little more bravado.
eXcommunicate1979 3 months ago
@eXcommunicate1979 the trumpet plays for a couple of measures only, otherwise it's all french horn.. also this sounds exactly the same in the movie.
rmatrem 3 months ago
@rmatrem
I'm talking about the trumpet @2:19. This is different than the MP3 I ripped from my copy of the CD. :)
eXcommunicate1979 3 months ago
A side note for this movie. It is one of the few Star Trek offerings that dared to look at PTSD in the face. One can argue that Picard's obsession with the Borg was similair to Captain Ahab's with Moby Dick, but either way, it does address lingering PTSD. For some suffering from it, It Is Never Over, just intermission between Acts One and Two.
cabbievonbump 3 months ago 4
Best movie with TNG cast....although I do like generations for the most part.
CalgarSkull 3 months ago
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This is just brilliant. And in the end... always tears! :D
*salutes*
VangarVega 3 months ago
This is just brilliant. And in the end... always tears! :D
*salutes*
VangarVega 3 months ago
I really liked the uploader comments. When I opened this video I didn't know if I was getting what I was looking for, or just some idiot on the internet posting a song from this movie, but that uploader comment made it certain that I knew what I was getting, and that what I was getting was exactly what I was looking for.
nomar5spaulding 3 months ago
Its shame Voyager didn't have a movie it would have been nice to see what the crew got up to when they got home but this is a brilliant fantastic peace of music
MrJDW123 4 months ago
@masere MAKE....THAT....SIX....NOW!!!!!!
johnovision160 4 months ago
There couldnt be any other music to fully describe the moment of that first contact, that first step to a better tomorrow, full of prosperity and union, this piece of music describes it all and makes sure you get it.
Naverpace 4 months ago
One can only hope that if they decide to reboot the Next Generation movies, they'll bring this theme back for it!
SickBritKid 4 months ago
Amazing. Just truly fantastic.
RevanHorner 4 months ago 2
<3
drag0thic 4 months ago
John Williams hit the dislike button 6 times
btqy 4 months ago 2
@btqy Why would he do that? H likes this music, he even performed it once!
FishfilmInc 4 months ago
Awesome theme, this one is my second favorite after the original version. :D
SammEater 4 months ago
Six people are members of a Borg collective, and wouldn't know a great theme if it came up and bit one of them on the ass.
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Love this Jerry Goldsmith score. After the traditional Star Trek theme, I really think the principle theme is one of Mr. Goldsmith's best. He has written so many excellent scores, but I come back to this film so I can hear and see how the score works D. Alexandr D'Maddalena
douglasmatley 4 months ago
Love this Jerry Goldsmith score. After the traditional Star Trek theme, I really think the principle theme is one of Mr. Goldsmith's best. He written so many excellent scores, but I come back to this film so I can hear and see how the score works D. Alexandr D'Maddalena
douglasmatley 4 months ago
Love this Jerry Goldsmith score. After the traditional Star Trek theme, I really think the priciple theme is one of Mr. Goldsmith's best. He written so many excellant scores, but I come back to this film so I can hear and see how the score works D. Alexandr D'Maddalena
douglasmatley 4 months ago
I love the subtle and dreamlike optimism in this track. Makes me wish that we were living on the eve of a great new era for mankind, even if we did not yet know it.
Standuble 4 months ago 3
@Standuble
Couldn't agree more. Makes me wanna stare at a star-filled night sky until the sun rises.
AlbinoAce 4 months ago 25
@AlbinoAce Wanna stare at a star-filled night sky (cuts the sentence here) from reeeeeally close
Seyeiin 1 month ago
6 people need to beam down to the surface of the sun!
ljeby 4 months ago
Jerry Goldsmith fucking rockz!!! R.I.P.
ADHSkind 5 months ago
The borg forced me to keep hitting the replay button
youngsmyname 5 months ago
Good movie, aside from one huge plothole and one retarded-ass queen.
Nyarlathoteplol 5 months ago
@Nyarlathoteplol What was the huge plothole?????
jabbawolf359 5 months ago
@jabbawolf359 If the borg have time travel, why don't they use it all the time?
Nyarlathoteplol 4 months ago 3
@Nyarlathoteplol
Remember the Krenim? That's why.
onewingedmoogle 4 months ago
@Nyarlathoteplol Or why not use it when on the edge of the Alpha Quadrant rather than after costly journey when you're right to your enemy's front door? More logical just to cruise smooth and easy through federation space before it even exists!
Standuble 4 months ago
@Nyarlathoteplol Why do they never send more than one ship at a time when they're tryingto assimilate Earth, yet use an entire armada in Voyager: Dark Frontier for the assult on a random species? Sometimes, you just have to wonder if the Borg Queen is even trying...
Echnadin 3 months ago 2
@Echnadin I guess she has a soft spot for Humanity.
Standuble 3 months ago
@Echnadin Probably because Earth is farther away, and even the Borg don't want to expend extra resources if they think they can win with just one ship.
darkstarselereth 3 months ago
without stupid Lilly and without the annoying Borg, the movie would be much better! they should have concentrated more on the post-apocalyptic scenario and Dr. Zephrem Cochrane!
TheSunmanho 5 months ago
@TheSunmanho No Borg in the movie? Uhhh... I'm pretty sure you're the only person who thinks that.
toddsmitts 5 months ago
@toddsmitts
there were enough Borg in the TV franchise.
okay the Borg queen is sexy but we never got a nude scene
TheSunmanho 5 months ago
@TheSunmanho She's just a head and shoulders! What do you think she has that you didn't see?
toddsmitts 5 months ago 2
TRUELY SUBLIME PIECE. BEST STAR TREK THEME EVER. SEEMS TO LACK SOME OF THE UMMPH OF THE MOVIE VERSION THOUGH.
HTEETH1 5 months ago
BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!
kingkirby117 5 months ago
I think my favorite movies were
1. The Wrath of Kahn
2. Generations
3. First Contact
4. The Voyage Home
5. tie between search for spock and nemesis
aHighschoolloser 5 months ago
@aHighschoolloser What about star trek VI?
Antimatter050 1 week ago
@Antimatter050 the thing is that I wish I could jam it in the list too. I honetsly can't really decide because there are really a lot of good ones. So this list rotates alot depending on my mood, or if I feel like it, or if I just watched one recently
aHighschoolloser 1 week ago
Absolutely beautiful piece of music.
romeobravo78 5 months ago 44
This is fantastic, RIP Jerry Goldsmith
LukeCampion 5 months ago
THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!
eddums 5 months ago
"Space: the final frontier.
These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission:
To explore strange new worlds,
To seek out new life and new civilisations,
To boldly go where no man has gone before"
- Captain Jean-Luc Picard
MarsMoonEuropa 5 months ago in playlist Star Trek
"Space: the final frontier.
These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission:
To explore strange new worlds,
To seek out new life and new civilisations,
To boldly go where no man has gone before"
- Captain James Tiberius Kirk
MarsMoonEuropa 5 months ago in playlist Star Trek
First Contact is definitely my favorite Trek film, just barely edging out the Voyage Home. It's by far the best of the Next Generation films. Insurrection and Generations are OK, while Nemesis is passable.
darthsugi89 5 months ago
@darthsugi89
Yeah, First Contact is fantastic. Personally my two favorites are First Contact and The Undiscovered Country, with The Voyage Home and Wrath of Khan trailing closely behind.
AnotherSchmoe 5 months ago in playlist Star Trek Movie Soundtracks
IMO the best trekmovie
AirbusA380Rocks 6 months ago
Oh. One more comment on the horn part - high A. My heart skips a beat every time I hear a high A that clear and that RICH!
guitarmansegovia 6 months ago
@kandstrom The horn parts go without saying. I freaked out because in this cut, I could hear screaming trumpets more at the end than the version that was on the actual opening credits.
I've played both, so I noticed them both.
If I had to comment on the horn part: why is there not a LOVE button?
guitarmansegovia 6 months ago
The four dislikes are obviously Borg...
TK42138 6 months ago
@TK42138 And Their Resistance Is Futile!
cabbievonbump 6 months ago
Fantastic!
TK42138 6 months ago
Beautiful
romeobravo78 6 months ago
TRUMPETS!!!!!!!!!
guitarmansegovia 6 months ago
@guitarmansegovia Not trumpets, horns. And I do say, that main melody sounds best when played by horns.
kandstrom 6 months ago
This is one of the most noble themes ever written. Breathtaking and emotional.
jmsbk12345 6 months ago 2
You told him about the statue?
vielgluck09 6 months ago 3
ASSIMILATE THIS.
TheAle89515 6 months ago 4
THERE....ARE.....FOUR.....DISLIKES!!!!!!
masere 6 months ago 110
@masere
No... there are SIX!!! *presses button that makes you spazz out*
R8erNation636 4 months ago
@masere ROTFLMAO~~~!!!!!!!! Great one !!!!!!
Hoodmonsa 4 months ago
@masere MAKE....THAT....SIX....NOW!!!!!!
johnovision160 4 months ago
@masere MAKE....THAT....SIX....NOW!!!!!!
johnovision160 4 months ago
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TehEon 3 months ago
@masere SHUT....THE.....FUCK....UP!!!!
CalgarSkull 3 months ago
@CalgarSkull Seconded.
Parkerkun 3 months ago 2
COOL.
ChuckyDoll10 6 months ago
Awesome track! Loved the movie and the score! :-)
Strap1205 6 months ago
You guys are all stupid. Star trek is in fact real and is a live documentary. Be lucky we have the federation
joker3179 6 months ago 3
by far the best of the Next Generation movies. one of the best Star Trek movies period.
SuperScarface83 7 months ago
How can this have four dislikes? They must be Star Wars fans who in denial and just can't bring themselves to believe that this is better than Star Wars music. Not that SW music is bad. Actually, it's some of the best music I've ever heard. It's just that this is much better. It's a different kind of good.
kandstrom 7 months ago
@kandstrom Actually Star Wars music is one of the best that I've ever heard. John Williams did a very good job, and I think that some of the Starwars songs are better than this, but this song is also better than some of the Starwars songs. I mean for example Duel of the Fates I think is better, also the Theme of the Emperor and the Imperial March is better than this song. However this song beats the Starwars Main theme.
civreal 6 months ago in playlist themes
@civreal Agreed. Those are extremely good, but it's a different kind of good. Those songs are meant to convey evil or violence. This isn't.
kandstrom 6 months ago
@kandstrom True, But also Anikin's Theme used in Episode One was used to portray the innocents of Young Skywalker, Across the Stars (love song of Padame and Anikin) represented love also The Throne Room March was used for Celebration and was the Endor Victory Theme from Return of the Jedi. John Williams is without a doubt one of they best composers for cinema that every lived and he was able to convey all types of music from Piece, War, Love and Comedy.
civreal 6 months ago
@civreal John williams also stole half of his peices. ET= Mahler (can't remember the exact piece), Jaws= New World Symphony, Star Wars (title)= Mars, the Bringer of War... Goldsmith is at least much more original with his pieces.
sirfighterace 5 months ago
@sirfighterace- Almost every single modern day composer has ripped off, or borrowed something from classical composers and most modern day composers are no longer original. Hans Zimmer recycles a lot of music ideas in almost every score that he does. He ripped off Rachmonivos prelude to C Sharp Minor in Pirates of the Caribbean when for the Black Pearl Theme: Also Hans Zimmer who wrote the score for the Last Samurai shares many resemblance to Pearl Harbor. There is nothing new under the sun
civreal 4 months ago
@civreal
The only advantage old composers have in originality is that not everyone had heard the songs they were ripping off. The last original piece of music was the first one.
givebeesachance 4 months ago
@sirfighterace
Gotta say i somewhat agree.
spas16 4 months ago
Love this Movie ....very subdued, very underrated, like the score....
HandsSolo 7 months ago
music is beautiful starting from 00:39
wcartersales 7 months ago
YEAH! I#m living within the OTHERS (the VIOLENT etc... I know, what I'm talking about... - If I were an alien I would guard zhe earth-surroundings also...
mth166abc 7 months ago
where is the vulcan ship?:D
banzaiHonda92 7 months ago
Isaac Asimov, I think, said:
Behind the Kuiper Belt respectively the Oort Cloud there ARE aliens, guard-ships of the United Stars Of The Universe, watching this race 'mankind' from planet they call 'earth' by themselves. Watching that they don't escape into space and contact any other lifeform out there!
Because these aliens think, that this 'human beings' aren't ADULT enough, are too much VIOLENT - they don't want US*!!! WE are their problem...
*Don't forget to smile... it's Asimov :o)
mth166abc 7 months ago
mth166abc:
Pardon my English please...
mth166abc 7 months ago
@mth166abc You can't blame them, would you want a bunch of rowdy and very angry children come busting into your "tidy" workplace and smashing things up?
Standuble 7 months ago
@Standuble
No no, don't misunderstand me: I don't blame THEM!!!
mth166abc 7 months ago
@mth166abc Aha I know you don't blame them. When I say "you can't blame them" I actually mean that you can understand their point of view :)
Standuble 7 months ago
To anyone who states that "because there are so many stars in the Universe there MUST be other intelligent life" misses this point --> If the probability of life existing is less than or equal to the number of stars then there will be no other life.
You need to consider the Chance of life forming first to assess whether or not there might be other life in the Universe.
I'm personally not saying if there is or isn't since I don't have enough data.
See The Drake Equation.
An Astrophysicst :)
tamsynevans 7 months ago
Alien life for us is just as unfathomable as supersonic flight was for the Wright Brothers. The question is not "Do aliens exist?" but how long does it take for us to recognize them.
Steevee5k 7 months ago
Episch!!!
MyserioderIrre 7 months ago
WE ARE THE BORG LOWER YOUR SHEILDS AND SURRENDER YOUR SHIPS YOUR CULTURE WILL ADAPT TO SERVICE US RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. SEVEN OF NINE WAS ON THE CUBE AT THAT TIME AND IT WAS 2 YEARS BEFORE SHE JOINED THE VOYAGER CREW
MrJDW123 7 months ago
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Me: Bye, Mom!
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Me: To beat up 4 people.
Mom: ...And you're going alone?
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8sdbv 7 months ago
winning
kevbbb1 7 months ago
I can see that Vulcan walking out of the ship right now...;)
joutlan 7 months ago
I can see that Vulcan walking out of the ship right now...;)
joutlan 7 months ago
When one reads the posts of this and other offerings, one wonders. Are we truly alone, or are Others waiting for us children to take not just the First Step (to the Moon), but the first of Many Steps. Maybe it will be the grandchildren of those just being born as you read this that will answer that question. I just hope that when we answer that Question, we will not be The Conquistadors or Inquisitors of the past centuries into the next, but Explorers for the sake of Curiosity.
cabbievonbump 7 months ago
best star trek movie so far!
Cyphox 7 months ago
@plishman
It doesn't follow that proving interstellar travel proves that extraterrestrial life is aware of our existence or has interacted with us. Space is unfathomably big, and filled with all kinds of planets and interesting phenomena. Only human arrogance would lead us to assume that Earth would stand out in such a crowd - or that any aliens who had all of space to choose from would even consider following our development worth their time.
jjreinem 7 months ago
If interstellar travel is possible, even if we can only build a 'proof of concept' device, then ET is not just out there, but also here - and he has always has been.
If we can prove interstellar travel is possible, it will no longer make sense for ET to remain in the shadows. But then, perhaps he only does so because the elite have been waging war against him - see for example the documentary 'Secret Space' Produced by Christopher Everard-Jurquet (can be found at endthelie com)
plishman 7 months ago
I didn't talk to you on purpose.
greenfairies13 8 months ago
phasers on stun;
evolution of course but no longer simply survival of the fittest; ambition yes,
zeal structured for good; travel to stars, fix the paralyzed if a
pre-determined morality foretells of information being gravitational, maybe even
transformational. the morality the prerequisite
not walking our streets, but from this guy?
faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/gaddis/hst210/sept9/Akhenaten%20bust.jpg
sites.google.com/site/holychanges
stupid transparent hypocrisy affords planetary control?
LetItBeFormerlyX 8 months ago
If You Dislike This Video You Will Become A Borg
Superpower20011 8 months ago
@Superpower20011 You will then be mowed down by Captain Picard with a chicago typewriter.
pleasuretrip 7 months ago
I never thought space exploration was important until I saw this movie. It sucks that most of our attention and resources are aimed at killing each other over oil and dumb shit like that. I think we've really hit rock-bottom if you ask me.
KrystalKobra 8 months ago
@KrystalKobra I wouldn't say that we have hit rock-bottom, we definitely have very bad priorities, but we haven't ground the bottom of the barrel yet. Perhaps though, one of the themes of this film is that in the midst of poverty and depression, inspiration can strike, and from that inspiration a culture can transform. In this film, humanity did not slug their way into utopia, it almost happened accidentally, like a light switch flipping on, and the entire universe was seen in a different light.
erentheca 7 months ago
we have the technology let go the stars
raymondo900 8 months ago
4 Peoples are Borgs
mysoul4you 8 months ago
I am sorry to those who believe that just because there are trillions of stars in billions of galaxies that there MUST be other life in the universe. Statistical analysis of just seven of the principle forces and/or relationships of matter show that the probability of life is infinitesimally smaller than the estimated number of ATOMS in the uni