I mean, it’s just epic.

the score for this movie is just too good

Oppenheimer: Live in Concert, is a live-to-film concert experience featuring a 53-piece orchestra under the direction of the film's Oscarr-winning composer Ludwig Göransson, conducted by Anthony Parnther. This event will include a special introduction by Oppenheimer writer-director-producer Christopher Nolan.

Either way, I love this track and it's several renditions throughout the film. Talk about continuity

If I had to choose, I think Fusion and Trinity would be my favourite. I’ve only recently been playing Trinity a lot more

You've got to listen to this soundtrack, Ludwig Göransson's MASTERPIECE. Yes, we all miss the Nolan-Zimmer era, but Ludwig has proven from Tenet then now, that he too can walk with Nolan's grand cinematography.

Just like what Oppenheimer said, What happens when a star dies?

Nolan-Zimmer is the SUPERNOVA and Nolan-Göransson is the NEBULA.

Honestly lately I’ve been unable to study for my SAT with out playing the movie’s album and since I want to major in aerospace, I believe it’s very close considering the movie focuses on a physicist and half of my studies will involve physics

For a film that is so dialogue driven, Ludwig didn’t miss!!

I mean it’s no surprise, considering how much attention Ludwig Göransson and Nolan have put into the soundtrack (the ending sequence of “Can you hear the music” took three days to make according to Göransson with multiple iterations to achieve the perfection). You listen to it after watching the movie you can literally remember the scenes of the movie.

I was listening to “Can you hear the Music” today, and it’s a beautiful melody. It starts with a peaceful note, exactly reflecting Oppenheimer’s state of mind after his meeting with Niels Bohr, an curious and passionate thinker. As the scenes progress, so does the soundtrack with the tempo of the song changing every four bars, with ideas flashing inside his head which are visually represented
as microscopic dust particles and fluorescent lights buzz across screen before resting on a final shot of spinning atoms. I think it was the movies way of a peek inside Oppenheimer’s head, the inception of ideas inside his mind, the first time the idea that atoms can be used springs inside his head. The scene is so beautifully crafted that I was mesmerised when I first saw it. The whole scene per se was an representation of Oppenheimer’s happier state of mind, his moment where he thought science could change the world for better.

On the other “Destroyer of Worlds” has similar notes, but they become profoundly disturbing as they progress. Oppenheimer’s realisation about how his splitting of atoms has started an chain reaction, an global arms race with an potential of entirely wiping out the humanity. Cillian’s delivery of “I believe we did” against the drop of the soundtrack is perfection, it single-handedly makes Oppenheimer’s ending so much more impactful.

Really beautiful how Nolan has touched all bases for this masterpiece. Göransson should win this years Oscar for original soundtrack, I don’t think anything this year is even gonna come close to it.