Gravity OST: • Gravity Official Sound... 'Nemo Egg' from The Finding Nemo soundtrack by Thomas Newman. I edited it to make it longer. I do not own this music. Subscribe for future soundtracks xD
I don't wanna grow up I'm too big for medium costumes which are every character I've wanted to be for Halloween and I wanna be able to fit in play domes again
I believe this is the most emotional soundtrack that's both sad and happy I've ever listened to in my life. I'm always in awe when the strings come in at 0:39 It's amazing how music can fill you with so much emotions and take you back to the memories of your childhood. (:
This song makes me realise how quickly time has passed; I was 6 when this film came out. I am now 16 and will officially be an adult by the time Finding Dory comes out. Listening to this makes me miss my childhood.
He so needs to win an Oscar already. 12 nominations, not one win, yet, I mean...come on. The guy can reach into one's soul and make so many happy memories and moments.
I should be happy because I'm alive, healthy have a flat, warm bed and everything. but I feel in my 26 years of life is so much fucking bullshit going on and everything cause a stupid decision of mine. There are days were I can't stand myself.. Can't describe what's going on with my emotions and my mind when I here this tune But I'm surely not alon Stay strong, I love yall ❤️
Why would I waste my time thinking of something that is a non-existent lie, told by crazy people over a millennia ago in a book that is just as ridiculous and the premises that it suggests?
I remember listening to this as I was preparing for my secondary school finals. Now, I'm studying for my masters thesis defence. Somehow it feels as if no time has passed at all...curious how that can happen. Thanks.
Cheer me up guys im so lonely, the relationship with my wife is so complicated at the same time this pandemic is affecting all of us, I also miss my daughter and my mom is sick . I always pray. Im so totally broke 😔💔
I always go to this song when I feel sad or need an answer but know I won't get one. I just sit here and take in the melody and progression of this song. It gives me hope and makes me reflect about my past. Please everyone know there is always a horizon when it comes to life, and you can reach it. The sun sets and rises and each day can be a new beginning.
+No, this is Patrick Definitely agree. Whenever I look back at my childhood it won't be full of pokemon and comic book superheroes, it will be full of Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks movies.
+No, this is Patrick I was closer to 14 and did the same. Everyone started looking at me like I was crazy. I don't think I've ever laughed so uncontrollably in a theater before or since.
I was possibly 1 or 2 years old when Finding Nemo came out I didn't understand how nemo's mom died or where it took place till I was 15 in 9th grade. I will be 16 when Finding Dory comes out and my childhood passed by me in a blink of an eye, I will always remember this movie and Pixar's movies because the music has made me love to play them on my keyboard that I got when I graduated elementary in 6th grade (yes we had a ceremony I was awarded Most Preforming Arts Talented)
+Mermaid Man I agree completely. I was eight when Finding Nemo came out, and I laughed too at Dory's whale impressions! I'll be 21 when Finding Dory comes out. So many memories!
Happy New year! It's 2022 and it didn't start very well for me. Now I'm listening to this song in my bed with tears in my eyes and I hope that things will get better soon 🙏🏻😔
My 18 year old son passed on june 21st 2014 from a swollen heart due to autism and fragile x. he was none verbal but this was his favorite movie and the music always made him emotional to the point of crying. We were always there for him when he did and can't thank jesus enough for the time we had with taran. we miss you lil guy.
I put this movie on at work while my wife was pregnant. When Marlin picks up the cracked egg and this song swells was the moment it finally hit me that I was really going to be a dad. I broke down crying, and I still cry every time I hear this song. It will always be my son's theme to me, and I just love it so much.
@hoot.5959 @Windhaze he's amazing. He's about five and a half, and he's in his first year of school. He can read simple words now, which is wild. We just built his first computer together from parts, and he had a blast. I got us each a nice quality lightsaber for Christmas so we can have duels. He free handles spiders and tells me how cool they are. He has respect for all life, and I'm so proud. Being his dad has been the greatest privilege in my life. This song still makes me cry every time. Even more, now that I know not just what he is, but who he is. I haven't told him about it, but I will someday.
@@mastersummersjr Thats awesome! When I have a kid I hope I can pass on some of these great moments. I will always remember the day my brother took me to see this movie, I was maybe 5...? And now look at us, all grown up and stuff having kids and family, thats wild. Also, GREAT music.
When I was six, Finding Nemo was just a movie. Now, at the age of sixteen, I can say Finding Nemo is more than a movie; it's the emotions from my childhood
I was going into kindergarten when Finding Nemo came out. When Finding Dory comes out, I will be going into college. Edit: Holy cow this comment got a lot of likes! I graduated from college and currently have a job lined up. Haven’t seen Finding Dory since around the time it came out, honestly. It disappointed me. I will forever love Finding Nemo, though.
As a young professional that has a very fond recollection of his childhood, this song evokes so many emotions and memories as it makes me very retrospective in regards to the passage of time and the progression of life. If I were to put together a montage from my childhood and early youth years where I captured all the highlights and peak moments, this is the song that would so perfectly accompany and compliment such a video. Bittersweet nostalgia *wipes tears from eyes*.
As a physically disabled child with overprotective parents I've always really sympathized with Nemo. Even now as an adult, this movie has a special place in my heart.
im 20 now...I was kinda embarrassed to watch finding dory but, F* it...get out of the way kids I have wait a sequel for maybe 10 years...this soundtrack truly is bringing some memory
I went to the aquarium last year and I put in my earbuds and played this song as I walked through the tunnel of fish, sharks, and rays swim around and over me. It was one of the most magical things I've ever done. Highly recommend it!
same here! i love thomas newman's style, practically all his music makes me feel like that, like his work for Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. or 'Any Other Name' from American Beauty.
Haley Wheelbarger yes! his work for the lord of the rings (i am partial to the complete recordings) and the hobbit is fantastic! i also love Danny Elfman, James Newton Howard (who sometimes reminds me a little of Thomas Newman), James Horner, John Williams, Nicholas Hooper and Harry Gregson-Williams. haha quite a list, but i love all of their work =D and of course Hans Zimmer
I really can't describe that kind of feelings this song brings forward within me. Nostalgic, I guess? Not exactly for the movie on it's own but for, and I know it sounds cliche but, a simpler time. Memories of being huddled on my dad's lap, watching cartoons in the dark living room while it rains outside. Listening to old songs quietly play on the radio during a midnight drive through vast fields and empty highways. Days when I didn't have to worry about my SAT scores or college or a job but just if I would miss the new episode of my favorite tv show or not. This song feels like you're on a swing set, face up to the clear sky, flying back and forth and back again. Not moving anywhere but remaining, if not for a moment, in your own little world where everything makes sense and yet nothing has to at all.
Why are animated films with this much heart so rare nowadays? Sure, if you're lucky, you'll get something like Inside Out, but the majority of the time they seem to be focused more on outdated pop cultural references, butt jokes, getting hit in the nuts, etc. What happened to the animation industry? Why are they so afraid to put genuine emotion into their films?
+Alec Foisy TV shows do butt jokes and cultural references, feature films do emotional stuff. If you want to see some excellent animation, look up anything produced by Gobelins. They're all student films, but they're very very well made and full of "heart". Especially the ones called "One Day" and "DUO". Those are my favourites.
8 years later... i’m a teenager now, i have a girlfriend, i’m maturing, life is moving. But this song still brings me to tears. Happy 2020 to anyone who sees this. And God bless
Even adults, teenagers, parents, grandparents, people who are sick and even may be dying, we are all still children inside, and Disney reminds us that it's okay to let it shine. We can hear the music, we can watch our favorite characters, they are practically family, and they help shape us into who we are. I remember being around the age of four and watching the Little Mermaid repeatedly all day, and I go back and see it again now and see how much that movie really shaped me. Then I used to watch this movie every night after my softball games, I didn't care whether we won or lost. I just knew that my parents would let me watch Finding Nemo again. Even on the day of my uncle's funeral, my cousins refused to take any hugs from anyone. I remember my sister finally grabbed them when they started crying and said "Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind." That was from Lilo and Stitch, which was one of the movies we used to watch with them at our grandmother's house all the time. They were still crying, but they gave us a group hug. In my school, our band recently went to Disney World. It was my last time going with all of my friends. My sister and I were so excited that we got a group of friends and watched a ton of Disney movies from our childhood a week before we went. You could tell that every single person on the trip had a certain light in our eyes. Even us juniors and seniors, and even the teachers. The one that no one had ever seen smile, looked like he was having the time of his life. Walt Disney, thank you. I hope you are proud of what you've created for us.
ToxicTurquoise454 The stories that Disney comes up with are what I'm referring to. Pixar is much better at animating and without them, this movie wouldn't have been anywhere near as successful - or maybe not even possible. It was a mixture of Disney's and Pixar's talents that created this movie.
Whenever I feel alone or sad, I always turn to Disney because there's always that one spark of magic and always fills my heart up with everlasting joy. My dog, Henry, had to be put down 2 weeks ago, I was sad for awhile, but then turned to Disney because then I'd knew - he was in a better place with my grandparents. Disney helped me get through it, and most importantly, to smile. :')
I've always wondered if Pixar and Disney do these things on purpose.... For most of us, movies like Finding Nemo, Toy Story 1, the Incredibles, etc, all came out during our Childhood. Toy Story 3 came out the year I graduated High School, when Toy Story 1 came out the year I started kinder. Disney knows the audience for this movie will be a bunch of 20-30 year olds, college students, and other folks. I happen to believe it's a genius move. The movies "grow up" with us, and it's a sign that our childhood will always be a part of us, no matter how much we try to distance ourselves from it. I know I, a 22 year old, will be one of the first in line with my little sister to see Finding Dory when it comes out.
I went to China over my spring break and watched movies on the entertainment systems that American Airlines has for international flights. I watched the incredibles and it was so cool to see all of the different things I notice now that I'm in high school and the things I can remember that I used to think about. I think about how much I've grown and it's incredible.
Olek I think the first thing we register after watching this movie is its entertainment value with thanks to the comical Dory but the more I watched it, the more beautiful it became. It's a very well done movie and I'll never get tired of it.
This reminds me of a time my family was full. As full as I needed it to be, as full as I wish it was now. All of us, huddled on our small couch watching finding Nemo on the VHS. I was too young and stupid to realize that nothing ever lasts.
Saudade. It's a word that has no equivalent in the English language. It's meaning in Portuguese is the sensation of a deep and profound longing for a moment, memory or person from your past. One feels an overwhelming sense of bittersweet nostalgia at the realization that you will never again feel the emotions you felt during that moment, or that you had with that person. It is a sort of painful happiness, joy for you were fortunate enough to experience such a profound moment, but sadness that you will never again experience it. This song hits me with Saudade, unspeakably hard. I almost want to cry, but from joy and sadness. This melody takes me back to my childhood of the early 2000s, when through my innocence of mind I enjoyed summers that felt eternal, made life long memories with my friends and family, and wondered at the beauty and immensity of the world I was only starting to experience.
Eu não sei se você é brasileiro, mas essa música pra mim eu chamo de "amor líquido" em forma de música, não sei, ela me envolve e me abraça como o pai mais carinhoso do mundo poderia abraçar e acolher um filho em seus braços, com a garantia de que nada nunca vá dar errado enquanto eu estiver com ele
I was 6 years old when Finding Nemo came out, I'll be 19 when Finding Dory comes out. That makes me so depressed because it just opens my eyes about how life goes by. Sometimes so quickly too. But nonetheless, I will never stop watching Pixar movies. Thank you, Pixar. Thank you for all the laughs, tears, happiness, sadness and most of all, Thank you for making all of our childhoods awesome.
I'm gonna be 23 ya whippersnappers. And to that one person who said he was 1 when nemo came out, get outta here xD You didn't do your time like the rest of us. You don't count, stop hopping on the bandwagon.
This has to be one of the only songs I have seen on RU-vid where there is a community of people, enjoying the music and sharing tales of their childhood. No fighting, no descrimination, just Disney. :)
It's so crazy to even grasp the fact that when "WE" were young, we grew up with many films like this one, Toy Story, Monsters Inc. etc. & In the next 10-15 years or so.. We'll be in the exact same spot as our parents & we'll be able to share these memories with OUR kids, While they're are still developing new ones :))
I want this to be the music playing at my wedding. I just grew up loving nemo, and I appreciate the music now that I am older. Reminds me of my younger years and my life. Absolute perfection.
I quite liked Finding Dory. I'm studying teaching and when I saw this movie I was on practical experience. There was a girl in my class with high autism who would break down in tears over even small complications. When I saw this movie I was crying nearly throughout. It finally communicated to me all her confusion trying to understand her world, the difficulties her parents must feel and just all the emotions. I also deeply connected with Dory when she heard her parents were dead. That blurred animation and everything in that scene captured perfectly what I went through with panic/anxiety attacks and it was so satisfying to see it on screen. But I agree. Nemo seems better :)
We are all growing up to fast, I’m 17 and this makes me sad, I don’t wanna grow up, I wanna stay a little kid and watch Pixar movies over and over. If your a kid enjoy your time! ❤️
My girlfriend and I watched Nemo some 2 weeks into our relationship. It was a comfy movie that spoke to us, and that was the first time we opened our hearts to each other. 2 weeks isn’t a long time, but we were in college. We were young, damaged, and looking for someone to connect with. And we found each other. Down the road, we went our separate ways, but I’ll always remember the night we watched the movie and made this song our own. For as long as we were together, this song felt like coming home to her. Now, it carries a song that only she and I can ever hear. A story understood by two people. Memories no one else could know about. To this day, we’re still wildly in love. This just isn’t our timeline.
I haven't realized how beautiful this soundtrack up until I reached 21. I watched this so many times in my younger years. This movie will have a special place in my young heart. ❤
I honestly want to cry whenever I hear a song that was a figment of my childhood. It never fails to remind me that my childhood is truly over. My only piece of advice to today's generation who only care about hashtags and swag; always cherish those little memories, because you'll regret it sooner or later in the long run. I'm excessively nostalgic towards a lot of things...
this movie came out in 2003. You must have been getting older faster than others in these 9 years to say that youre so much older and this is YOUR childhood and you have any idea of the current generation and their #yolo and #swag. cmon. Sorry nope. im just 17 and i would count to your "yologeneration". This movie is part of my not passed away childhood yet. ;)
Feel like I can’t describe the emotions this song brings to me the sense of nostalgia is meet with a fear that the young boy who once looked at finding Nemo and was obsessed with the beauty of the ocean is gone now and has gone out and grown up....listening now makes me feel sick and happy I..life is just to fast
The saddest thing about this is that it was made in 2003, so Nemo and his dad would be long dead by now, a clown fishes life expectancy is 3-6 years. :(
This movie was the VERY first movie I saw in theatres. I was 5 years old. This song STILL makes me tear up to this day, now being almost 19. I'm sure Finding Dory will be amazing, but it will never have anything on the first movie
For some reason, after learning of the death of Kobe Bryant, this beautiful song came to mind. Tragedy strikes, but I know he'd want everyone to keep grinding, to selflessly pursue their dreams.
Finding Nemo: 3 years old Finding Dory: 16 years old This music gives me nostalgia. It reminds me of a simpler time. Sure, Disney has become a movie monopoly, but they've gotten a few things right along the way.
I never really appreciated this song until I got older. I can't believe how long its been since finding nemo came out and how much I have grown and changed since then. I love this song and listen to it all the time when I study.
I thought I was the only one who literally cried with this movie and this song, but reading some of the coments I know that it wasn't true, I wasn't the only one and I'm sooo glad of it. I remember when I was little I saw this movie and I cried because it made me realize how wonderful is parents love, they're always there and they would do and give everything for you, no matter what, there's not such a love that can actually compare, so when I listen to this music I remember how lucky I am for having them alive and by my side!! I'm 21 now and I still cry like a baby when I hear this song :') it's sooo touching
