Dennis Wilson's 'Rainbows,' from the late Beach Boys' only solo album, appears in 'DTF St. Louis' and 'Project Hail Mary.'
, the late Beach Boys’ first — and only — solo album. Now, nearly 50 years later, one of the songs is getting its due. It plays in the former when Ryan Gosling’s character, the teacher turned astronaut Ryland Grace, is describing Earth’s beauty to his adorable alien friend Rocky.
, the late Beach Boys’ first — and only — solo album. Now, nearly 50 years later, one of the songs is getting its due.. It plays in the former when Ryan Gosling’s character, the teacher turned astronaut Ryland Grace, is describing Earth’s beauty to his adorable alien friend Rocky. It fits perfectly in Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s film, alongside songs like Harry Styles’ “— starring David Harbour, Jason Bateman, and Linda Cardellini — aired its fifth episode, “Amphezyne,” on March 29. The song appears in a flashback scene, in which Harbour’s character, Floyd, is delivering a long-winded, series-long explanation to Bateman about how he got Peyronie’s disease, which makes his penis curved. In the flashback, Floyd is in Chicago for a job interview, but he breaks his wrists. He’s on a rainy street, struggling to open an umbrella, as a motorcyclist drives by and knocks it in the air, up high in the stormy clouds. He catches the umbrella, staring up at it in amazement, and smiles, just as Wilson’s voice enters the scene., yet it’s blissful with a propulsive melody, perfect for the big screen. The lyrics about nature, co-written with Wilson’s brother, Carl, and Stephen Kalinich, are also ideal for both scenes. “Earth opens up its arms for me/And when you get the feelin’/The feelin’ everything’s all right, you’re right.” Gosling’s character is reflecting on how amazing his home planet is, while Harbour’s is just happy to live in it — despite his shitty day.for years, he died in 1983 at just 39, drowning at Marina Del Rey in California. At the time of his death, his follow-up album,Blackpink’s Lisa Will Be the First K-Pop Star to Stage a Las Vegas Residency“I have said that I never heard it, that I won’t listen to it, that it’s too many sad memories and too much for me. That’s sort of true, but not really. I know the music on it. I was around for much of the time in the mid-Seventies when Dennis was cutting the record. I loved what he was doing.” He added: “But I haven’t ever put the record on and listened through it the way I have with other records, or the way that other people have with that record … If I want to know what Dennis’ soul sounded like, I can just remember the songs — ‘What’s Wrong,’ ‘Dreamer,’ ‘Farewell My Friend,’ ‘End of the Show.’ They tell the whole story of how sad and beautiful his life was, how the beauty tried to grow but the sadness kept it in the dark.”Disney Exits OpenAI Deal After AI Giant Shutters SoraCannes 2026 Predictions: Hollywood Studios Are Sitting Out; Pedro Almodovar, Nicolas Winding Refn and More Auteurs to Drive the Lineup
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