I think what also set this music apart is the visuals presented to us during the moment the song first echoed, showing us the journey the hero played until his untimely loss, there was so much we could expect from him in the sequel but he was no more, so we had to feel that absence and also feel like his spirit was right there throughout the movie still representing, He lives on, I don't know how best to explain it but that was how I felt, more than anything, the movie left its viewers deeply moved and inspired.

Without any doubt, through this movie I can vividly see the importance of a good music in a movie, before now, I thought it was unnecessary, just remembering Titanic now, also gives me that same feeling, the music enhances the deep storytelling in a movie, and enhances the emotional impact of different scenes.

We can now conclude that the success of a movie can also be attributed to the music integrated with it, Wakanda Forever proved that same as Titanic, remember Celine Dion's song, How Can I Forget,

I now have a deep appreciation for movies that use music to enhance the story they tell and trust me, those kinds of movies are hardly forgotten because wherever you go and the music is played, your mind drifts back to the movie with its unique scene that stirred your emotions, and that's the power of integrating music and movies.

In the end, the lasting popularity of the "Lift Me Up" song as the Wakanda Forever soundtrack shows that music being a powerful tool of entertainment, and inspiration when it blends with a movie, enhances it the more especially the emotions of viewers leaving a lasting impression, it reminds us that great movies are not just for viewing pleasures, but awakens all our senses in the process, and any experiences that can touch our souls and leave an impressionable mark is worth it.

This post is inspired by the #juneinleo monthly prompt for day 4, don't get stuck with writer's block, get inspired by checking out Leogrowth's thread.

Thank you for reading.❤❤