Avengers: Endgame but I used 1917's music (it's epic)

Avengers: Endgame with the beautiful "The Night Window" and "Sixteen Hundred Men" by Thomas Newman. If you haven't seen 1917, check out The Night Window for one of the most beautiful scenes in movie history. • 1917 - The Night Windo...
There are over 100 audio and video edits involved in this video, believe it or not.
This is the second video in my series where I change the music to movie scenes.
Part 1: Interstellar ending but I used The Dark Knight Music (Hans Zimmer) • Interstellar ending bu...
Part 3: Usual Suspects ending but I used Game of Thrones music (Ramin Djawadi) • Usual Suspects ending ...
Part 4: Dr. Manhattan Origin but I used Interstellar Music (Hans Zimmer) • Dr. Manhattan Origin b...

[@FilmStir]

What do you think of the way the music syncs? Black Panther's Intro 0:15 Falcon's Intro 0:40 Starlord's Intro 0:54 Wakanda 1:07 Ant-man Intro 1:40 Assemble 2:14 Thor 2:46

[@Ringer-53]

As someone who recently tried to edit the music in a clip similarly, this is pretty amazing. How did you manage to remove the original music so well?

[@FilmStir]

@@Ringer-53 I sometimes used AI to isolate the vocals although it doesn't work at all times. Also the center audio channel hides some of the music which was useful for certain sound effects.

[@pepeguardiola4337]

Espectacular

[@kenichicello86]

Oh my...i think this is better

[@cruzinthruspace]

Aw man I wanted to see cap run in that scene

[@Vijay-tg7hf]

Lol they should find a way to do a vid of that too xD

[@pekingdux3547]

What’s incredible about this, is I never noticed how the original music makes it feel like once all the avengers had assembled the balance of power was invariably in their favor. Whereas this edited version adds more tension because it makes the outcome of the battle still feel imperiled.

[@dlh7989]

Yeah but emotionally it's a little cold for me, I don't feel the sense of relief and joy in the fallen Avengers coming back. It feels like it's playing up the spectacle more and at this point in the film the tension of the battle's outcome is secondary, we all know they're going to win anyway. The heart of this scene is that it's a grand resolution of the previous 2+ hours, they succeeded in bringing everyone back and I needed to feel that more than I needed to pretend they might not beat Thanos. This is the moment where the film and Silvestri's score are confirming they'll win without anymore pretense that they won't and you wanna feel that because they've earned it through all the buildup and struggle of the time missions. The tension comes back later when you don't know how exactly they will get the glove and whether or not specific characters might make it through. But this is the true victory moment for the audience because it would be impossible to fully enjoy that later considering what happens at the end.

[@DanteYewToob]

Yeah, I actually like that it feels like we’re happy to have backup even if it means we won’t die alone because victory isn’t necessarily assured.

[@julivelazquez7134]

I get chills ❤

[@ComedyBros5]

It will never not blow my mind how much music can completely change the feel and atmosphere of scenes in movies. This is amazing!

[@FilmStir]

Thank you! I'm very proud of it but this video didn't resonate with people.

[@RachelFWilliams]

Honestly, I think it feels so much greater this way than the original! Great job!!!@@FilmStir

[@jessetorres8738]

You're right; this was epic.

[@xXxFulguroxXx]

Thank you 🙏❣️

[@michaelsmith4904]

1917???

[@kamarulkhairibella2597]

Imagine no green screen this movie will be RUBBISH

[@IAmSteveRogers]

If there is no such thing called green screen most of the movies are rubbish