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  • Even so, with the lack of oxygen out there, they'd have to a least breath nitrogen or something to survive. All living things Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen and water.

  • Had there actually been aliens, in my opinion, they would've been scared to death of us and a bit curious. They would die like a little hummingbird if we touched them and catch our diseases, etc. Sunlight would probably kill them too. But that just proves that there's no such thing as aliens, unless they proved that thing on the moon from Apollo18 was real. There is water on the moon, so who knows, but I have my doubts. We can't travel very far in space, anyhow, so why could they?

  • Rumor has it that there aren't really aliens out there but there ARE angels and some people have claimed to have seen them though know one really knows what they look like. They did find out about the crop circles were made by a group from people who like art and graffiti type stuff, a group from the UK I heard. As for the flying saucers, the military channel said they were spy planes during WWII one-man piloted & they didn't use them much. I saw one on tv. It was round like a UFO.

  • Scariest damn alient movie ever next to Alien, The Blob (1988), The Thing, and Signs. Makes sense if they were evil aliens out there that they'd kill us in this manner by machines or poison.  Tonight on TNT is War of the World this one and on SYFY is Signs. Be watching.

  • thumbs up if someone would do that to you at night while listening to this

  • this was used in i'm a celebrity

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  • John Williams is a wizard.

  • this soundtrack gives me shivers!!!! its so scary!!! daaaaamn it!!!! but i just love it!!! john williams did it again!!....like 6 years ago lol!!!

  • best movie.best soundtrack.war of the worlds is the best alien inasion movie i ever seen

  • Tom Cruise was bad in this movie, also the fight over the hill was cheap, i would like to see the story from the eyes of a soldier or journalist.

  • 0:36 This is a brilliant piece of music but it's so much more effective in the movie when mixed in with the sound effects of the tripod rising.

  • 2 people are allergic to peanut butter

  • @NATHANDRAKE12345 Since when?

  • @CloneComander1138 From birth xDDDD

  • @NATHANDRAKE12345 Lol HA nice refernce to the movie

  • John Williams gives movies at least 35% of their popularity

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  • i want this played at my wedding!

  • Very Underrated soundtrack out of Williams ....... Who also made Munich, Memiors of a Geisha, and Revenge of the Sith in the Same Year

  • Martians = Internet Trolls

  • the part at 1:53 reminds me of Stravinskys rite of spring.

  • 2:24 and on sends shivers up my spine and goosebumps on my arms

  • Does anyone else get the feeling of "Ohhh crap" at :40 ?

  • its the guy from reaper!

  • i like NUH NUH NUH NUH NUH NUH parts =D

  • HUMAN BEING MY NAMAE IS tripod i am here to ge yu naked so i trun you into dust and your clothes fall ok here wwee go!! ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ­Z wow i got him!

  • Can someone possible tell me what notes they are playing where it sounds similar to jaws? the lower, more rhythmic part.

  • this is shit the original jeff wayne rox..what a pile of cow shit

  • i like 1:57 it's that sound like the tripods are not gonna be stopped! D:

  • I like 2:08 and the rest gets better

  • holy fuck i gotta get this soundtrack asap! that one climax towards 3:00 had me shivering like mad.

  • the remake would have been better if they'd stuck to the book. talk about miss the point....

    great sound trck though

  • the remake would have been better if they'd stuck to the book. talk about miss the point....

  • 0:38 get better

  • this soundtrack reminds me a little bit of the jurassic park one only certain parts tho :) i agree tho don't listen to this at night creeepy

  • huh you gotta thank john williams , even the soundtraks creeping me out

  • This beats Independence Day for me :D :D I better avoid listening to this at night :/ 

  • 1;55 reminded me of The plagues in the movie The prince of Egypt

  • @venomtron Yes! I love that movie!

  • The music and pics fit perfectly! You could'nt perfect this, it's already too good

  • the music is what makes this movie so frightening, dark, and real. I love this soundtrack! it is one of my favorite soundtracks of all time! this film is also my third favorite movie of all time! the acting is very realistic and that draws you into the world of the film. it almost feels like it is actually happening.

  • this soundtrack is amazing I like very much

  • Thank You Lyrand for this great soundtrack series of videos. The pictures you scavenged of the internet and match at the right time with the music! Thanks Alot Man! :D ~James

  • The most frightening thing about this movie is thinking what if you and your family were there.

  • This is the part where Tripod reach the Earth and attacking... realy good.

  • both soundtrack and movie are amazing!

    5-5

  • lol part at 38 is so fucking intense

  • i like the way everything in this movie is bright...

  • the film has a great atmosphere. The music has a stake in it.

  • AMAZING! I wish I can hear more soundtracks made by John Willians before I die.

  • uhhh u can!

  • Where can I download this track? I really want it oh my goodness I need it!

  • one of the best scores he's ever written.

  • this is freaking awesome!!! [i'd be too scared to listen to this at night... i hate when people sneak up on you when you're listening to music like this]

  • @lostteen08 i do to my dad sneaks up on me always and gives me a heart attack

  • @4everlaracroft how many heart attacks have you had? You're lucky to be alive.

  • @lostteen08 ikr!!!!!!

  • @lostteen08 It's..... 12:45 am and i'm listening to this.....

  • @lostteen08 someone did that to me....i peed my self

  • @i1like1cats Omg hahaha!

  • favorite part 1:57

  • that part sounds like JAWS. lol

  • Same composer

  • John Williams Is amazing =D

  • best part is 3:07

  • i like the sounds of the tripods

  • Ya awesome yet sinister...

  • Such an underrated movie :(

  • cool

  • 0:39 is the best part!

  • Reminds you of Jaws, doesn't it?

  • bzzt

    epic music alert

  • Love john williams, but don't even like classic music xD

  • The music beat around 0:38 sounds similar to one on the Indy 4 soundtrack.

  • at around 2:04 to 2:13 it sounds slightly like John William's previous score, Jaws

  • very good. 10/10!

  • the reason this film does not work is that the ending is of its time. in hg wells time, things like bacteria and viruses were not well understood so his ending was like wow, i never thought of that. so when spielberg updates it he has to update the ending , but he doesnt , how lame is that. i would love to have the money to make the right remake but of course my name is not spielberg. so much potential......

  • The whole reason Wells used bacteria was to show the British Empire (My people) that for all their power, they were helpless against the Martians greater power and the Martians themselves helpless at the greatest killer in all the world. Spielberg's problem is having the voiceover saying God put those bacteria and viruses there. That makes it crap. Wells had those bacteria kill the aliens to show that for all their technology and high evolution, the simplest organism still ruled supreme.

  • i agree .hg wells said in his own words.. "and before we judge them [the Martians] too harshly, we must remember what ruthless and utter destruction our own species has wrought, not only upon animals, such as the vanished Bison and the Dodo, but upon its own inferior races." "Are we such apostles of mercy as to complain if the Martians warred in the same spirit?" seems to me he was disgusted at colonialism.

  • Apparently he wrote after it came to light that the Empire had wiped out either an African or Austrialian population, I cannot remember which. I'm not sure about his views on colonialism though.

  • the quote comes from the book itself.

  • Excellent post. It's a mistake to feel sorry for humanity, because if they were in the Martians positions, they'd be doing the same thing. We see this all the time. People weren't mad because 9/11 happened. They were mad because it happened TO THEM. People aren't upset because they're exploited, they're upset because they want to be the ones exploiting someone else. H.G. was seeing people as they are; something very few of us are willing to do.

  • @DomWeasel i agree.

  • basically the film sucks but the score is great. the film is awful after the first 50 minutes because spielberg cant do anything except special effects. he just got lucky with star wars as the script was childishly simple. he used 9 11 visuals when the clothing was falling as dust and the walls of pics which are just politically subservient. his point was modern and relevant. however the death of the aliens should be both modern and relevant but of course spielberg is just a useless copycat.

  • I love the "Ray and Rachel" piece. Very beautiful, yet sad.

  • HOLY SHIT

  • i think the aim of the latest wotw was to give a sliighty more realist approach to what the storys where telling although i agree the films dont live up to the originals but the exstermination scenes are excellent in the film shame tom cruise was in it cld have been better with someone else imo

  • If were here to discuss War of the Worlds stuff, then here's my opinion on the 2005 version: It doesn't live up to the original movie, I mean plot-wise and characters.

  • absolutely right, videowilliams!

  • I agree they are good but Spielberg is one of the greatest directors of all time - massive sucess. Although i still prefere Tim Burton

  • Comedy gold.

  • He was in the 70s. I don't know how to explain what happened after. Maybe, like GL, it wasn't his work, at the core. Look at, "Young Frankenstein" or "Blazing Saddles". All the funny parts were written by Richard Pryor or Gene Wilder. The kinda neutral bits you sit through waiting for the funny parts were written by Mel Brooks. I've seen stuff done exclusively by Brooks, and he's an over rated schlub who knows how to hire good people and somehow get credit for the product. There's a lot of that

  • Jurassic Park (1993) was the first John Williams score that dovetailed so beautifully with Spielberg's pictures that I didn't even notice it on first viewing. This is another. It bypasses conscious awareness, heading straight to the emotional brain.

    When those two artisans are firing on all cylinders, there's no better composer-director team in the world.

  • its a great score but it has dovetailed for the wrong script. spielbergs film does not come close to how good this score is. spielberg did not make the film dark enough and he also did not make it in two parts which, without doubt, it deserved. he also decided that it should be set in america in modern times for reasons only he knows. however i can see no reason for this in his film that improved the story. he should have let the story tell itself but of course he is not as good as h.g. wells

  • Spielberg's version of "War of the Worlds" was designed to evoke that "9/11 feeling" of apocalyptic fear and helplessness (which is why it's full of 9/11 imagery), just as the Orson Welles radio version of 1938 cashed in on the fear of invasion from Europe. That's why Spielberg felt the time was right to retell this story in a modern setting. I thought the idea was bold and brilliantly achieved... but you are certainly entitled to your opinion.

  • Hear, hear

  • I agree with videowilliams below about the post-9/11 relevancy... But I do agree with you also that Spielberg is just NOT the right type of director for this sort of story, which deals with evolution and what Freud termed the "death instinct".

    Here Spielberg (and I suspect to a massive extent $cientologist Tom Cruise) wants to have a story about the resillience of the 'human spirit' (thus the sentimental ending were everything is good again).

  • That is not to say that I disbelieve in that which is 'human' (which Wells did not), nor that such an idea could'nt have worked in this story (as sort of a rebuttal), just that instead of handling the issue (civilization v instinct) in an adult manner, Spielberg just throws schmaltz at us.

    Ridley Scott or James Cameron would have been better picks for this sort of thing as such was tackled in both the Alien and the Terminator series'.

  • -ordinary people in extraordinary situations is Speilbergs baby- this perfectly sums that up imo- great movie.

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