At the end right before the credits, this songs starts playing. It is slightly different to "Thunderbird". This music was made by Hans Zimmer and I am not to take credit for it in any way.
I do cry almost every time I hear it and I turn the movie off before the ending cause I don't want their journey to end. One of my very favorite films and a great score.
1:14 Really hits because the moment the car flies off the cliff, pretty much signifies Thelma and Louise's freedom and flight to be wild. As sad as it was to watch them commit suicide, and it's never the answer. They had difficult lives, and went through traumatic experiences, they were released from the shackles of life. (I'm also just speaking in the context of the story, not about reality)
This movie and Hans Zimmer is why they were oscar worthy. This ending score haunted me through the years because it was like watching two kindred spirits taking flight and the music uplifted you from the reality of their tragic ending. The all time BFF film ever!
@@shouldbeviral8297 I don't want to Miss A Thing from Armegedon when Bruce willis is telling his Movie daughter Liv Tyler he has taken reaponsibility for setting off the bomb so he is commiting suicide so earth is saved from the asteroid and eveyone is coming home including her fiancee but he is not. Coldplays Try and Fix you when played in conjunction with the torture/ murder of 16 yr old Indiana Native Sylvia Likens by her care taker Gertrude Banzewski in 1965. Look that one up.
It absolutely is. I never imagined it could charm me in the way it did. It was the late night film on tv here and I stayed up watching it. In the end I was a crying mess of joy :p It felt very liberating. The movie has a beautiful message.
Remembering my best who passed away. When the film was released, our friends called us Thelma and Louise. Always loved the guitar work. Ill always hold a good thought for you, Melissa
I remember when this film came out and a lot of people were shocked they ended their lives, but if you think about it they had no other options. They killed the man who hurt someone, and (like a lot of the time), the woman is to blame. They were friends, had difficult lives, and I'm glad the characters got to end their lives on their own terms instead of a prison somewhere.
I watched this movie for the first time yesterday. I must admit it was extremely sad hence the ending brought me here. Love the guitar sound. Hans never disappoints
Great ending and this music.. the feels Sad but in a way liberating being very symbolic Still gets me every time even after 30 years! These women became free and untouched
they didn't really commit suicide, it's a metaphor, people shouldn't be what someone else or society want them to be, they should be what they want, they just entered a new dimension :) of freedom
Just watched it again having not seen it for many years. Still a great movie that holds up. Solid acting, beautiful cinematography and an awesome score. Love it!
Maybe it's because I grew up with movies from this era. Or maybe it's because of the kind of films, and the kind of music they wrote back then. But this song, makes me really want to say, "hey, I just watched one hell of a great movie". There is just something about it that has that written all over it.
It TRULY is. I'm so glad I found this link and so grateful to know of so many others that are emotionally touched by it too. The instant it plays there's this overwhelming burst of feeling around my chest, neck, back and definitely my spine, which radiates throughout the rest of me again like lighting and thunder storm clouds form while static travels the surface of my being -- chills and goosebumps every which way. APPRECIATION. LOVE. Instant feelings/acknowledgement of past/present love(ers)
I sincerely regard this as my favourite Ridley Scott film. Nothing against Blade Runner which I friggin adore as well, but there is just something different, more pure about Thelma and Louise that makes it more special to me. It might not be as deep, philosphical or poetic, but the simple story of this film is just so endearing.
This song makes me feel nostalgic of the loved ones we had the good times with and the loved ones who are no longer here and are dearly missed. But it also gives me a happy feeling of having loving friends and family that have gone on to the other side. All in all I cherish this song
This movie effected me...for many reasons becuz life does end not always on our own terms...so I ordered the DVD movie for my own use to view whenever I want to see it...without any interruptions on tv...the music is fantastic..as is the story...and Harvey Keitel was right these two gals were not the problem...the rest of us are........
Thank you so much for posting this. I've been looking for this very piece of music for years. Especially this one that we hear during the final scene !
Je pense fort à toi, ma copine, qui repose auprès des étoiles 🌟💫 Plus de souffrances 🥺 Je t’aime pour toujours 💔💫🧡💛❤🙏 Ce film m’a tellement fait penser à nous 😭😭😭
This song has resonated with me including life-scene and emotions since from the past. Now at present, the song is only being played for the ears to listen to as a reminder of what's going to happen. 😌
Im commenting on my dads RU-vid account he dosen't know i watched this flim but when i watched it i felt free to be who i wanna be my dad dosen't understand that now but one day he will thank you Thelma and louise for being the greatest thing ive ever seen thank you for helping me find who i am and my fate in this life. i would give anything except the things i love most but i would do anything to go back 29 years to be in this moment of freedom........
Watched this movie for the second time last night. The first time I saw it, I was in my early 20s and didnt understand the ending. Now Im 40 and understand the ending far too well. I am finally healed from a bad marriage and finally get to live my life. Im free!😊
i showed this film to my cousin and we made a vowel that when i pass my test, coz im much older than her, to go on a road trip. fingers crossed we can do it!
