To me, this movie is about the desires of a son who regrets every chance he lost to tell his dad how much he loved him and to thank him for everything he did for him. We notice that Ray stands out from everyone else in that something is on his mind and has been for years. In the end we find out. It's his dad. The man who makes or breaks any kid. In a nutshell, tell your family how much you love them and what they mean to you before it's too late.

@Lambdamale.

2 жыл бұрын

I agree....I think I would just add that the last time I watched it I drew a similar conclusion, but that it was bigger. The field was a place where the regrets of many would be made right.

@goodegggreg8189

2 жыл бұрын

perfect

@bikeattilathehun3382

Жыл бұрын

Love your comment ! 😓♥️😓♥️😓

@honsiadams1280

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Ya gotta tell them while they’re still here! Ya just can’t live with that regret!

@timwall6187

Жыл бұрын

It's time and space following regrets and remembering.

I grew up watching this movie everyday. It is by far my favourite till this day. My father being an immigrant couldn’t understand the movie but I could see how much he enjoyed watching his son enjoy something so deeply. This and baseball. Fast forward to this year 2023. My father passed away in June. Even being there and letting him know how much I loved him and thankful for everything he did for us. I watched my father take his last breath. I’m forever grateful for him and for this movie for teaching me the importance of being able to say thank you and goodbye. Even though I got to do this I still wish I can have one last catch with my dad. Thank you for your post. Anyone reading this. Keep your fathers close and don’t be a victim. No one is perfect and your father loves you which is perfect.

@sergiorbcruz

8 ай бұрын

Olá, meu amigo. Você e seu pai eram de que lugar do mundo?

@josephgabriel3609

7 ай бұрын

"Only one Life that soon is past. Only what's done with Love will last." Be well.

Rest in peace James Horner. Thanks.

@breakingbaz7709

6 ай бұрын

His music can touch the soul

Makes me cry every time. For some reason, this is my favorite all-time movie and I am 64.

This movie truly is magical. A few years ago my son was 5 or 6. Like most kids, totally allergic to any movie with lots of talking and nowhere near the age he would need to be to comprehend or appreciate a movie like this. Well, we walked in to my apartment after picking him up at his mom’s one night. I headed straight for the shower and he hopped on the couch and turned on the tv. After my shower I came into the living room and found him watching this as he found it randomly on tv. Ray had just finished the field. At this point in his life I had not mentioned this movie to him as I figured there was no way I could keep him interested through it as it moves slow, with a lot of dialogue. In this moment I refrained from talking up the movie and how it was one of the greatest movies ever made as sometimes when I do that, it has an adverse effect and he loses interest. Lol Somehow he was hooked for the moment. So we ended up watching to the end and he didn’t budge once from the couch. It became one if his favorite movies and in the months following he wanted to watch again and again. Now he’s almost 12. It’s still high on his list of favorites today, though we haven’t watched it in a few years.

@Brandon-ch2ot

3 жыл бұрын

Its not the vacations, the toys, the outings they remember, its moments like those sitting the couch with Dad is what life is.

@stevewyche5232

3 жыл бұрын

Watch it again

@1515327E

3 жыл бұрын

For my Dad and I, it's Zulu, with Michael Caine, but trust me, your son needs to sit with you again to watch Field of Dreams, sometimes, on an ongoing basis in his life. Then, when it's your turn in the outfield, he'll sit and watch it still.

@jeremybrigham9064

2 жыл бұрын

You were blessed that night.

I bought the CD of this years quite a few years back, and the track, “The Place Where Dreams Come True” helped me through a very bad time in my life. I played it on a loop for many hours a day, and it brought a lot of comfort to me.

I’m 40 - when I was 9 watching this with my dad I could fight the tears and the lump in my throat. Now? I can’t fight them even when hearing this soundtrack. Love and appreciate those around you in your youth.

If you build it, he will come. I saw this movie for the very first time at a drive in last night. I haven't spoken to my uncle (my main father figure) in months. I'm calling him tonight. Miss you, dad.

@jumpshot1369

3 жыл бұрын

Certainly softens your heart

My Dad died when i was 13 and im 39 now. this was a film i remember him saying to me to sit down and watch. very moving now when i watch it or listen to the music. its what got me into baseball and i live in the uk too!! now im a yankees fam and love watching it

One of the best soundtracks ever James Horner captured the essence of an Iowa day, down to the instrumental mimicking of late summer cicadas... And yes, it is a very beautiful state From a Minnesotan neighbor who loved Iowa's rolling farmlands... ❤

@bartleyn.nicholes4202

Ай бұрын

The beauty of Iowa is seriously underrated! Loved driving through!

I'm hoping that there is a ballfield in Heaven...I'll be able to have a catch with my dad. His knees and shoulders will be free of the aches and pains that he endured on the Earth.

@thomasmahar4740

3 жыл бұрын

Right there with you 😁

@DickerJUNGEmitADHS

3 жыл бұрын

❤️from Germany .

@eda4318

3 жыл бұрын

My dad is a retired engineer. He had a triple R belt buckle. Cool picture. I have no doubt there's baseball in heaven and you'll have catches with your dad for eternity

Although this may be the best baseball movie ever made, it is far deeper than baseball. In the end, it is not Costner's acting or the emergence of Shoeless Joe that wins viewers over, it is without question the perfect game that James Horner throws.

@ShroudedDay

4 жыл бұрын

Perfectly said. Thank you.

@astralplainer

3 жыл бұрын

Wish I could write like that. Thank you.

@swaknan8283

3 жыл бұрын

And it’s the music… profoundly so.

@nstix2009xitsn

2 жыл бұрын

I have this score as #2 on my all-time list, just behind Randy Newman's score to The Natural. It's not that I'm obsessed with baseball movies, but that those two pictures had such profound effects on these two composers. After James Horner, may he rest in peace, first saw Field without music, he had to step outside and compose himself--and he knew nothing about baseball!

@HomeStudioBasics

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! It just makes you want to cry how good the score is here. Well, it does make you cry lol.

No soundtrack and/or moving gets me close to tears in no time more than this movie. What an amazing message. I remember the first time I saw this movie in the Spring of 1990 when I was 8 going on 9. I experienced emotions that I had never experienced before. Those emotions were mature and timeless. This movie means as much to me as some family members. I love it so much.

@johngotti4286

2 жыл бұрын

The thin red line and Schindler’s List soundtrack should put any sane human to tears.

I played catch often with my grandfather, and I’m amazed at 45 years old how much I miss it. He would have been 92 today.

I love this film, it's like magic. I'm so greatfull I got to watch this as child and have seen this many times. I would say this is one of the best made films ever and maybe my all time favourite. A timeless musical score that takes you into another world, the magic of baseball figures from an old past, the beauty of the baseball field. The healing of Ray and his father. So much in this field of dreams . And Archie moonlight Graham as he realizes he can't go back. Love this film, it was made with heart and soul.

@breakingbaz7709

6 ай бұрын

Nice comment man ❤️

@tigerspirit4771

2 ай бұрын

​@breakingbaz7709 thank you ❤ sorry just saw your comment now.

Dad passed away 2 years ago. Listening to this makes me feel connected with him again. Absolutely beautiful.

@Bob_Saccamano

6 жыл бұрын

wow, my dad died 3 years ago and I never though to watch this again. Just seeing your comment and how I grew up with baseball... I know I will feel something similar. Thanks for your comment

@Mmmkay10

5 жыл бұрын

@@Bob_Saccamano You should! I watched it twice this weekend and it is still as magical as the first time I watched it. Such a moving and emotional film.

@sbentjies

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah it touched me the same way. We never really have seen eye to eye but I love him. At least he's still around

@tmua23

4 жыл бұрын

My dad just passed last month. He loved this movie so much and I can’t bring myself to watch it again. Especially the last scene where he gets to play catch with his dad again. It hurts to even think about it.

@michaelsimmons2491

3 жыл бұрын

@@tmua23 watch it again. he will be with you while you do.

This movie becomes more significant with every year I put behind me.

Those of us that played the game, and played an instrument 🎷. Know how fantastic this score is.

One of the best sound tracks I've ever listened to. I use it for early marathon training runs Helps me hear from Heaven while I run and meditate. 👍😎

When my grandpa died in 2000 on the 4th of July, I put this soundtrack on that night while my two brothers and I just sat silently and watched the distant fireworks lighting up the horizon.

View Quote “It was like coming this close to your dreams... and then watch them brush past you like a stranger in a crowd. You know we just don't recognize the most significant moments of our lives while they're happening. Back then I thought, well, there'll be other days. I didn't realize that that was the only day.” - Moonlight Graham, one of the most profound lines in cinematic history.

@nstix2009xitsn

3 жыл бұрын

But he didn't stick to that sentiment, and not sticking to it made his character all the more profound. - Ray Kinsella: "It would kill some men to get so close to their dream and not touch it. God, they'd consider it a tragedy. - Dr. Archibald 'Moonlight' Graham: "Son, if I'd only gotten to be a doctor for five minutes... now that would have been a tragedy."

@newslandiamusicproductions1787

3 жыл бұрын

Yes.

@PHDiaz-vv7yo

2 жыл бұрын

@@nstix2009xitsn I’ll try to remember that line as I go to work in the NHS, during the current media bashing of GPs. I used to take pride in my job. Maybe I need to see this film again

@KrisWustrow

2 жыл бұрын

@@PHDiaz-vv7yo Be proud of what you have learned, achieved, and the contribution you make day-in, day-out. I took the path of MBA, then a series of failed start-up businesses spanning the last 15 years, and now in my mid 40's, I have nothing.

@PHDiaz-vv7yo

2 жыл бұрын

@@KrisWustrow sorry to hear “you have nothing “. From what I’ve read you’ve had the guts to start up several businesses and you’ll have the guts to do so again. Reinvent ourselves over and over. I admire that kind of innovation.

I can honestly say that I am trying to pick my favourite part from this film but hand on heart from start to finish, this film was so beautifully written and I do believe there is a place where dreams come true. Whether it is a baseball field, a boat on a lake, or just somewhere that you feel right at home. One where one day we will all be together again. Amen. 🙏

I always wanted to be a soccer player, just like every kid in my country. However, my passion for baseball started to grow from a young age. If I recall, the first time I saw this movie was at age 6. I never knew about the Chicago White Sox, Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Jackie Robinson, Nolan Ryan... Today I'm 26, and even as a Yankees fan, I will always grow my respect for the legends of the game, and this movie... Well, it will always have a special place in my heart. Greetings from Brazil!

This movie will stand the test of time. It is a benchmark that shows us that there is still something good in the world. Like "It's a Wonderful Life" this story resonates on such a deeply and fundamentally personal level. I saw it in the theater at the end of 1989. My best friend had recommended it and he was happy to go and see it again which surprised me as he wasn't one to rewatch films. The film had a big impact on me. It still does. Hearing the achingly beautiful music score moves me deeply. I would need a lot more time to truly say how wonderful this is.

This movie hit me like no other. First time I saw it I so identified with it because in 68 I had lost my Dad, he was my sports coach, but so much more. The toughest man I've ever known yet sensitive and loving, I was so fortunate to have him as my Father. And I hate to admit it, but I've been a poor representative of all he taught me and my sisters. What I wouldn't do to "have a catch" with him one more time! Miss ya Dad, every day. Me.

@markvon4650

Жыл бұрын

Dad’s are like just what you described. That I

‘It was you.’ ‘No, Ray. It was you.’

@moemadge

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite line out of so many great lines…

My dad passed in 2002, the year before I was even born 😢, so this movie hits me hard. But this movie is so awesome at the same time. Would’ve loved to play catch with my dad. So anytime I’m out in public see dads interacting with their son and/or daughter, it really warms my heart.

The smell of summer. Freshly cut grass. Responsibilities temporarily set aside to feel like a kid again. The taste of dirt in your mouth as you slide into second because your team looked up to you. The smiles, the laughter, the jokes, and none of us cared that one day all this will fade away and end. Live in the moment. Before you know it then its too late.

@newslandiamusicproductions1787

3 жыл бұрын

yes

@rafamolina8940

3 жыл бұрын

Great message

@Bable012

3 жыл бұрын

That's beautiful man...

@newslandiamusicproductions1787

3 жыл бұрын

@@rafamolina8940 mhm

@Brandon-ch2ot

3 жыл бұрын

@@Bable012 thank you! Even when I hike on hot days below the great pines the smell has been the same since I was a kid. For second all the weight is lifted off my chest before I try to smell it again but it's gone.

I don't know if this is the best movie of all time but it sure is to me! ⚾🇺🇸

Hearing this stuff at MLB at Field of Dreams again is pure magic.

"People will come Ray...people most definitely will come"

@maxburns6095

6 жыл бұрын

People will come Ray, people will most definitely come.

@mr88keys60

6 жыл бұрын

People will come Ray, people will come most definitely

haven't heard that soundtrack in 25 years.... God, I am tearing up...

My Dad mainly worked all day and watched TV in the evening. That was it, but I remember one summer he got a group of people and my brother and I and organized a baseball game, he even pitched. It was a side of him I never saw before, just a magical day that I remember each Spring when I watch this film.

@mkfd4571

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a beautiful memory of your dad. :-) This movie does feel a bit magical, doesn’t it? Whimsical and magical.

@dabdelaziz777

3 жыл бұрын

I never played catch or anything with my Dad, and he never saw me play the game he loved. He was afflicted with polio as a boy and couldn't run. At almost 64, I hear stories from my oldest brother who is now 81, he tells of how good our Dad was as a pitcher, he had to strike everyone out because he couldn't get off of the mound in time to field any balls... saddest thing, I was good, really good at baseball, but couldn't play in high school because our family tradition was to send the boys off to work when they turned 13. Maybe I'll have that game of catch with him...one day...I recently realized if my Dad hadn't gotten polio, he likely would have died in World War II and never married my Mom.

@astralplainer

3 жыл бұрын

That's the reality of life. We end up working so hard that we forget who we once were. Maybe for a brief moment your father remembered what it was like to be young again.

The saddest most beautiful movie of this age

It’s 1989 again and I’m a senior in high school playing varsity baseball when I listen to this music.

@magzdilluh

4 жыл бұрын

for me it's being a creative writing student in 1993 and feeling like my teacher has cast a spell on us by showing us this movie

@johncollins1365

11 ай бұрын

Me too! Class of ‘89!

@jeremycrosby9782

Ай бұрын

@@johncollins1365 Same!

SUCH A GREAT MOVIE - ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITES. IT TAKES ME BACK TO MY YOUTH WHEN I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN TO "PLAY CATCH" WITH MY DAD. 👍💖😊

I’m right here Dad!

What a beautiful game last night. Thank you MLB.

@KnuckleheadParker

2 жыл бұрын

Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds this week

Ray Kinsella got one of the greatest gifts in life even before he got a second chance to reconcile with his dad. He helped Archie "Moonlight" Graham fulfill a lifelong dream he never thought he would see. The unexpected surprises in life are when you get the opportunity to help make someone else's life better. I can't begin to describe the feeling but you can see it on young Archie's face when he smiles in thanks to Ray and Ray smiles and nods back at him as if to say "you're welcome". It's an amazing feeling to help someone else. I've been lucky enough to do it a few times in my life and I hope everyone gets that chance to help others.

On the surface appears to be a baseball film, but there is so much more going on here than that. It's about chasing your dreams...and second chances...and letting people know you love them.

Amazing movie, love the soundtrack it’s so perfect, the Field of Dreams game August 12th 2021 was great . It was my Dream to be a professional baseball player.

If it doesn't have JIMMY STEWART or CARY GRANT in it there are but a handful of movies I have watched more than a couple of times. This is one of them . I watched it the other night for the first time with my 23 year old high functional autistic son whom has 0 interest in sports. He loved it. Nuf said. MAGICAL.

@PHDiaz-vv7yo

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve got three ASD boys. Low functioning with developmental delay. But I got a thrill out of hugging my youngest today as he took an afternoon nap. Dunno how many more hugs we have left in this world

Rewatched this again tonight... this work of art only gets better with age. The score, in kind with the movie, is pitch-perfect. Somewhere, Frank Capra is smiling with appreciation.

As much as I love 'Bull Durham', I love this movie twice as much. I am a grown man, 70 years old, and I can never hold back the tears when Terence reminds Ray that it is baseball that has held America together. Yes, Ray, they will most certainly come. And if someone wanted to do another version of 'Our Town' (must be a filmed stage play, of course), this music would be perfect fo that, too.

My favourite movie. Going to the Field of Dreams next year, too excited for words.

@joef1360

5 жыл бұрын

Roger Crawford worth going to see for sure. I went their for Father’s Day two years ago with my dad. Tour the house too. It’s worth the small charge.

@Parker_Kirch24

4 жыл бұрын

This didn’t age well sadly

@MC-pt9gp

4 жыл бұрын

I visited there this summer, highly recommend playing a song from this movie while you're driving in. There were definitely tears that were shed!

@kirsty7387

4 жыл бұрын

Covid19 put paid to that.... damn it

@rogercrawford772

4 жыл бұрын

@mike swengel yes I did. Did the house tour, played catch on the field and walked in and out of the corn field. All magical moments.

My favorite movie of all time. I would love one day go to the actual field in Iowa. Has anybody been there?

@mightymac63

4 жыл бұрын

My G/F and I were there back in 2009. I walked around the outfield with the music of the soundtrack going thru my mind. The Lansing family sold the property back 9 years ago..new owners agreed to preserve the legacy of the property..but they were planning to develop it into a baseball/softball complex..

@byedgington169

2 жыл бұрын

@@mightymac63 it's an hour from my front door. Been there many times. Had a catch with my grandson there, magical!

“I best be gettin on home, before Alicia begins to think that I got a girlfriend” ; ) 😥

@ShroudedDay

4 жыл бұрын

BAWLLLLL

@gdparry2727

3 жыл бұрын

He always reminded me of my old next-door neighbour with the moustache and cheeky grin RIP Burt and Bob (Neighbour)

@Wriggs74

3 жыл бұрын

Just reading your comment gives me chills. Such a beautiful film.

@danielperry9273

3 жыл бұрын

She only wore blue : )

@PHDiaz-vv7yo

2 жыл бұрын

My wife’s name is almost Alicia. I’m a doctor. Never played baseball though

Any time I need a good cry I just listen to this soundtrack. The emotion that is tied to music and film like this is woven in your memory. The emotions are so thick, they have to be brushed away from your face (to paraphrase James Earl Jones masterful speech).

You can say, that i'm crazy but I think this is my favourite movie.

You did a great tribute to the movie and music soundtrack. Thank you for sharing. Made my day!

The “Drive Home” segment is some of the most beautiful yet haunting music I’ve ever heard in a movie.

“Hey dad, wanna have a catch?”

@Dragaur17

6 жыл бұрын

Gets me every time...

@rogercrawford772

5 жыл бұрын

Leaky eye moment every time I watch it.

@Inspirational28

5 жыл бұрын

😢

@_cathalo_4984

5 жыл бұрын

The hardest part of this soundtrack is going back to play catch with your dad. It always will be.

@MichaelCharles2011

5 жыл бұрын

Saw it in the theater last night with a first date. She had never seen it before. I’ve seen Field of Dreams a million time. Swore I wouldn’t cry. Tried so damn hard. Got a lump in my throat when Graham told Ray that it was ok that he couldn’t go back to the field. And then this friggin line. And the emotion that Costner put into the delivery. Calling him Dad for the first time and his voice cracks just a little. And Horner’s score begins to swell. Just magic. And the tears started flowing. Damn this movie. I’m tearing up just thinking about this scene.

What a wonderful story!! Keep watching it with him.

I'm so thankful you put the timestamps. I've been looking for this 19:07 song for years. 😭

"If you build it... he will come"

Greatness in film scoring. James Horner was a musical genius. RIP, sir. Meanwhile, 45:26. Ray, you forgot to build the parking lot!

Take away the music & is it still Field of Dreams? NO. Only maybe 1 in 200 films have the perfect score, like this.Horner was a virtuoso. RIP.

@ShroudedDay

4 жыл бұрын

AMEN. That is all I can add.

@mkfd4571

3 жыл бұрын

This is one of his better scores. My two favorites are Legends of the Fall and Glory. The way he uses the Harlem Boys Choir at the end gives me chills every time I hear it. I hated the Titanic score. Sorry. I’m sure I’ll get hate for it. :-)

If the ending of this movie doesn't make you cry, get some help.

@stevemoravec2555

2 жыл бұрын

OMG yes!!! 😪

The drive home is simply amazing, best part of the soundtrack for sure.

@nstix2009xitsn

6 жыл бұрын

fitz3691 4 weeks ago "The drive home is simply amazing, best part of the soundtrack for sure." I wouldn''t go that far, but the teardrop driving music is stunning.

@fitz3691

6 жыл бұрын

and what song is your fav?

@Bob_Saccamano

6 жыл бұрын

It is the song I remember best from this movie. And I actually don't really think I saw this all the way through as an adult.

@nstix2009xitsn

4 жыл бұрын

@@fitz3691 The main theme.

@dcav6

4 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%.

どういうわけだか、ものすごく好きな映画です。それぞれの登場人物が開放されていき、最後は、、、。😭大変に泣いてしまいました。登場人物それぞれの心、気持ちが解かれていく姿がとても好きです。👍👍👍

Burt Lancaster!! 🙏❤️

"Go the distance."

I was at the field the last day of RAGBRAI, the bike ride across Iowa in 2010. The riders and I had a pick up game and I will never forget it. We still had to bike the thirty miles into Dubuque that day.

Awesome movie and soundtrack

I will never forget the times I played on a league team with not only my dad but my older brother also 🥹🥹God bless baseball

Best movie ever

This and the "The Natural" are good old fashion baseball movies. I feel melancholy and elated at the same time. Ah, but isn't that baseball and life, all wrapped up in single metaphor.

Thank you so much for uploading.

Just perfection...and absolute lump in throat moment...almost a soundtrack to those who's father is no longer with us...as is mine...

@davidgilde6296

3 жыл бұрын

It hits those of us who still have a father but never truly had a father as well. I Imagine, if I could have had that with him; I’ll never put my son through that. I hope, I can watch this with my son when he gets a little older.

What I would do to have catch with my papa one more time. When he was a teen (in the 1920s) he signed a contract with the Yankees farm team. A hunting accident caused his leg to be amputated and his dream of pitching for the Yankees was gone. One of my fondest childhood moments was when my Papa saw me pitching little league at Heman Park in U City, Missouri.

When I watch field of dreams real enjoy it what amazing films Kevin costner great actor

Father - I love You .... always

"Is there a Heaven?" "Oh, yeah. It's the place dreams come true."

Beautiful soundtrack and movie!

Great soundtrack. Great film.

So beautiful ❤ My childhood.

I was sitting in a movie theater in Iowa City Iowa when I watched it the first time. At the line 'is this heaven? No, it's Iowa!' There wasn't a dry eye in the house.

THE VOICE "Ease his pain." RAY "Whose pain? What pain?"

RIP ray liotta

Another James Horner masterpiece.

22:23 sounds almost haunting and beautiful at the same time. I think that part is when they are driving thru Boston at night Since the movie came out in 1989 I was only 3. I see Boston A LOT and I have been to Fenway a lot (including to film a movie "STRONGER" there, with Jake Gyllenhaal). THAT MUSIC though feels like something out of an Epic Fantasy or game like 'Elder Scrolls' or 'Dark Souls'.

Try listening to this at night.

Love this album

A great movie & one of the best soundtracks ever made. The way you've combined the soundtrack and images from the film is great craftwork :)

@jonathaneaston1978

6 ай бұрын

YES! It is like watching the movie each time I listen to the soundtrack.

Belkide cennet burasıdır 🙏🏻

after yesterday it stands for all that is good in humanity ... all that iOS bad is seen elsewhere

MOONLIGHT GRAHAM !!

@spasjt

5 жыл бұрын

YOU SAW IT!

@peterson88keyz

5 жыл бұрын

@@spasjt "What did I see Ray? "

@mightymac63

3 жыл бұрын

@@spasjt "Saw what?"

I love how much of this movie was borrowed for Interstellar. Right down to the wind in the soundtrack.

They came, they saw, they conquered.

Brilliant

jofalfa, I saw what you did. God bless you.

Sometimes I just really miss James Horner. :(

Anyone that may see this , just putting it out there , Dwier Brown ( Rays dad ) wrote a book called “ If you build it “ really good highly recommended.

Just watched the real life field of dreams mlb game; what a great first game to be played on this field. It was awesome when the players came through the corn. I had to come hear this music again.

Why is it 30 years later and we can't stream this soundtrack?

The list is missing "Moonlight Graham" ... between The Library, and Night Mists

omg I love this soundtack so much aruuuhghhhghg

Can't go back. You never know what that means until time teaches you what that means. By then it is too late.

33:45 feels a bit like Don Davis to me.

Uno fra i migliori film della storia del cinema. Punto.

@conraddish

6 жыл бұрын

loutiscrive si è molto bello

@sarosch

2 жыл бұрын

Soprendente!