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Les Parapluies de Cherbourg, 1964, by Jacques Demy
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Video duration: 271 seconds

Final scene.

Related: castelnuovo, demy, deneuve, legrand, varda

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Yeah that makes ...
By: Archaik000. on 29 Nov 08, 02:26:15
Yeah that makes sense, never thought about it that way.

Non, ici, dans "Les ...
By: heroetheone. on 24 Nov 08, 02:45:07
Non, ici, dans "Les parapluies de Cherbourg", c'est Danielle Licari qui double le personage de Deneuve, Geneviève Emery. Anne Germain joue Madame Emery, sa mère, qui es doublée par Christiane Legrand, la soeur du compositeur Michel Legrand. Vous avez raison, par contre, pour "Peau d'Ane". Enfin, Françoise Dorléac, la soeur de Catherine Deneuve, était doublée, dans "Les Demoiselles de Rochefort" par Claude Parent.

??????????????????? ...
By: takaomurasako. on 21 Nov 08, 12:58:40
?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

love it but does he ...
By: paulac2006. on 30 Oct 08, 15:03:27
love it but does he give her free gas :P :P

I have never seen ...
By: catherineweiwei. on 28 Oct 08, 15:24:37
I have never seen the movie. But the ending alone is sentimental enough to make me cry.

Um filme de rara ...
By: cinematicbr. on 24 Oct 08, 01:17:32
Um filme de rara sensibilidade.

I think what us ...
By: doetim. on 12 Oct 08, 07:47:23
I think what us Americans do with leaving our kids or pets in the car to die in extreme heat is so much worse! No child is going to die in the car in the cold and she didn't take that long. But yes she could have taken your kid with her inside.

??????????????????? ...
By: syuuzi123. on 10 Oct 08, 12:17:42
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

I cried my ...
By: StuartGalore. on 27 Sep 08, 22:10:13
I cried my eyelashes off.

the gas is SOOOO ...
By: somethingtidal. on 09 Sep 08, 01:15:53
the gas is SOOOO symbolic... "super or regular" and she sort of shrugs until she finally just says "super"... which is pretty much what she did with the guys... and you know everyone loves the cheap gas way more than the expensive kind. hahaha. :p but seriously.. am i right or am i right about the symbolism there.. woah.

So sad...
By: curiosity2bd. on 06 Sep 08, 12:09:50
So sad...

I love this movie.
By: pwittykitty458. on 18 Aug 08, 21:05:46
I love this movie.

this is the saddest ...
By: belladonna1122. on 18 Jul 08, 18:01:05
this is the saddest & the most realistic movie ever...

Oh no, I'm getting ...
By: bombshelly02. on 17 Jul 08, 10:13:18
Oh no, I'm getting all emotional again, and it's months since I saw this film.

Anyone who doubts ...
By: BEEFYBAYONET. on 14 Jul 08, 21:03:35
Anyone who doubts the power of music really needs to listen to the end of this clip, especially. Marvellous.

In America she ...
By: culturecritique. on 06 Jul 08, 20:41:51
In America she would be arrested for child abuse leaving the kid in the car! LOL

lol - I never ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 26 Jun 08, 10:36:09
lol - I never noticed that about the children before - you're right, they are both "shushed"

The information ...
By: scotpens. on 26 Jun 08, 03:36:02
The information about the supposed "buried pun" was from a critique of the film written by a reviewer whose native language is not French. I defer to your judgment here, since it IS your language! BTW, I wonder if there's any significance to the fact that both children, seperately, are told to stop making unwanted noise in this scene -- the boy beating his toy drum, and the girl playing with the car horn. Well, maybe it just means that kids are noisy -- and I already knew that!

I remember crying ...
By: MeesNukk. on 25 Jun 08, 22:52:18
I remember crying so hard when I first saw this movie... :')

you're reading too ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 25 Jun 08, 22:14:41
you're reading too much into Cherbourgeoise ... any town ending in bourg would take bourgeois(e) as its adjective form with no pun about the bourgeoisie being implied stopover? hmmm - a better translation would be station (like service station) with no step up (or down) implied even if the word is close to escalier

C'est Anne Germain ...
By: xBlancheNeigex. on 16 Jun 08, 09:10:28
C'est Anne Germain qui double Deneuve dans Les parapluies de Cherbourg comme dans Peau D'Ane ou Les Demoiselles de Rochefort .. Françoise Dorléac était elle aussi doublée !

I have tears in my ...
By: MetalMan131. on 14 Jun 08, 13:01:52
I have tears in my eyes watching this movie.

What a big head!!
By: sheepandgreen. on 06 Jun 08, 01:49:08
What a big head!!

Saw this in the ...
By: crawfish999. on 01 Jun 08, 23:34:22
Saw this in the theatre in Montreal as a teenager. I HATE muscials, EXCEPT for this one.

Genevieve and Guy ...
By: scotpens. on 27 May 08, 08:27:31
Genevieve and Guy have both moved up the social ladder. Notice the sign on the gas station, "L'escale Cherbourgeoise" -- literally "Cherbourgian stopover," but also a pun on "a bourgeois step up." He's now comfortably middle-class with his own business, she's a respectable upper-class wife and mother, and they both probably made the right choices. Youthful passion is a wonderful and exciting thing, but decisions that affect a person's entire future should be made with the head, not the heart.

Samson and Delilah, 1949, by Cecil B. De Mille
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Video duration: 480 seconds

Samson and Delilah.

Related: demille, lamarr, mature

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Transylvania, 2006, by Tony Gatlif
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Video duration: 489 seconds

Zingarina and Milan.

Related: amira, argento, asia, birol, casar, gatlif, romenia, tony, transylvania, unel

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I love this song,is ...
By: LPdyaLP. on 29 Nov 08, 15:17:17
I love this song,is probably the best song in the movie.......I see the movie at my school is great

Wow that was great, ...
By: dudaintright. on 24 Nov 08, 16:42:42
Wow that was great, very nice.

wow, sembra una ...
By: GoodBadSnape. on 23 Nov 08, 20:22:23
wow, sembra una sorta di vendetta al contrario nei confronti di Asia Argento: qui è lui a fregarsene di lei e ad abbandonarla, nella realtà è successo il contrario... povero Morgan :(

Nekem kellenének a ...
By: ooonid. on 10 Nov 08, 12:00:14
Nekem kellenének a fim zenéi, betétdalai! Ha valakinek megvan, akkor írjon nekem egy ímélt!!! Lécccííííí!!! :)

can you send it to ...
By: analfabeta44. on 29 Oct 08, 20:39:42
can you send it to me also, please... I love this song and I do not find it in USA!!! pLEASE! tHANKS!

Promesse live.
By: donnaviolinista. on 25 Sep 08, 10:15:49
Promesse live.

Promesse live
By: donnaviolinista. on 25 Sep 08, 10:15:16
Promesse live

Fureur :) (if you ...
By: narancsrost. on 04 Sep 08, 14:16:14
Fureur :) (if you want it, I can sand you in an e-mail :))

anyone knows the ...
By: johnny99a9. on 10 Jul 08, 19:50:26
anyone knows the name of this song ?

Morgan 4 president!
By: 0mikyna0. on 25 Jun 08, 08:15:02
Morgan 4 president!

Bastard! How could ...
By: FantasmaLuna. on 23 Jun 08, 20:05:28
Bastard! How could he NOT be in love with her?

qualcuno sa come si ...
By: Valex23. on 03 Jun 08, 18:21:14
qualcuno sa come si chiama il pezzo che morgan suona al piano all'inizio della clip?

Bravissimo Marco ...
By: fefy1988. on 02 Jun 08, 10:16:52
Bravissimo Marco Castoldi in arte Morgan.. mi spiace ammetterlo.. brava anche Asia Argento ç___ç

This is my favorite ...
By: JasmineStefani20. on 27 Apr 08, 10:21:16
This is my favorite scene of the movie, wow.

i´m searching ...
By: kalashnjikova. on 16 Mar 08, 16:00:45
i´m searching despertly for this piano of the song "promesse" wich is played by milan in this video!!!! it´s not on the soundtrack, just two other versions :-( does anyone know where i can find it or if it´s been recorded in full lenghth?

grazie merci ...
By: anthonycotillo. on 12 Feb 08, 03:47:09
grazie merci thank u gracias!!!!!!!!!

No vampires? No ...
By: Zsazsa96. on 12 Feb 08, 02:36:13
No vampires? No vampires! :(. Why ... ?

asia argento
By: josoymiguel. on 11 Feb 08, 20:01:52
asia argento

che bella ragazza ...
By: anthonycotillo. on 08 Feb 08, 06:02:26
che bella ragazza chi e??? ke wapa kien es ella????? who is that actress??? qui est elle??

those are ...
By: mitzuzauru. on 09 Jan 08, 14:22:05
those are tziggeuners, ie indians, not romanians. romanians are europeans, gypsies are indians from punjab

Great movie - ...
By: HellAisle. on 19 Dec 07, 06:08:19
Great movie - colorful views and music I had seen it in a movie festival in Istanbul, Turkey I'd love to see it again.

thanks, but I mean ...
By: sedakaray. on 08 Dec 07, 11:27:53
thanks, but I mean the song which milan plays at the begining of the video.

Which song? The one ...
By: boomboxpolice. on 30 Nov 07, 20:35:22
Which song? The one being sung during the festival when Zingarina screams is Fureur.

de sambata pana ...
By: Hilarydoof. on 08 Nov 07, 15:18:28
de sambata pana vineriiiiiii... :)

this looks so ...
By: xoloesquincle. on 03 Nov 07, 16:50:56
this looks so impeccably well obtained .

Exils, 2004, by Tony Gatlif
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Video duration: 652 seconds

Lubna Azabal's dance sequence.

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a tribute to Jean ...
By: elprestejuan. on 03 Nov 08, 05:36:25
a tribute to Jean Rouch's "Les tambours d'avant Tourou et Bitti".

I've never watched ...
By: sansprenom2007. on 03 Nov 08, 00:10:43
I've never watched the movie, but I grew up in Morocco. I remember people dancing like this till they lost it. I never understood why!! still don't.

jomioo que miedo ...
By: farruquitica33. on 11 Aug 08, 11:38:24
jomioo que miedo llava los demoños por millares en dentro jajajaa

I have never since ...
By: ninnundis. on 23 May 08, 13:16:44
I have never since such a false history like this one. Working in the sotuh of spain fields, corssing Maroco border...ja, ja, ja, ja. A great shit for your eyes. If you believe this history you are watching too much films, try to look outside, try to go to work to the country and try to cross maroco-argelian border.

nice movie i saw it ...
By: MrCooker. on 22 May 08, 16:25:31
nice movie i saw it also in the tv , today, nice i like the music, anyone knows the soundtrack ??

this is in algeria, ...
By: etuskit. on 19 May 08, 14:51:53
this is in algeria, i saw this movie on the TV last saturday. I is allot like the plaice in marokko were i go every year!!

punk out!
By: sciure. on 18 Apr 08, 17:06:39
punk out!

very beautiful ...
By: rapatang. on 17 Apr 08, 09:43:52
very beautiful trance scene - I love the film

Velly nice indeed...
By: Gabrieledannunzio77. on 12 Feb 08, 10:42:49
Velly nice indeed...

Rien de mieux pour ...
By: ROCHONEN. on 04 Jan 08, 12:38:43
Rien de mieux pour entrer en transes! Allez, bougez, entrez dans la danse!

wow, thanks for ...
By: Shebaqueenof. on 03 Jan 08, 21:16:03
wow, thanks for helping me to discover another beautiful world music clip and discover tony gatliff, Is he a music historian? a filmaker?

This is facing, ...
By: himdala. on 29 Dec 07, 13:57:24
This is facing, this is finding the roots of you, this is God inside of you to talk...

Why do they do this ...
By: pradtheprophet. on 15 Dec 07, 04:09:53
Why do they do this?? Intersting!! Is this supposed to be a religious ceremony??

morocco in force! ...
By: tarrasteno. on 15 Nov 07, 20:44:00
morocco in force! In the south of Morocco, exist a sort of Music called Gnawa, a mixed of Berber-african music which has the same rythem( which is in fact the Gnawa music in this scene) as in this scene! sometimes it's associated with Boujlloud tradition! I like it so much!

morocco in force! ...
By: tarrasteno. on 15 Nov 07, 20:38:23
morocco in force! forzza marokko! J'adore cette scène! I like it so much!

pero esta pelicula ...
By: mario2002278. on 24 Oct 07, 12:50:35
pero esta pelicula entonces no es de flamenco?

magnifico!! un ...
By: AmaoNoBolso. on 01 Oct 07, 21:40:56
magnifico!! un maestro!!!!

estaba pensando... ...
By: prisamata. on 01 Oct 07, 09:29:09
estaba pensando... in a way, this scene and the whole movie have made me change my perception of cinema (and I've been watching movies for some time now)

acojonante
By: prisamata. on 01 Oct 07, 08:56:18
acojonante

OOOh, Thanks so ...
By: vamosbabe. on 10 Sep 07, 21:41:32
OOOh, Thanks so mluch for posting this excerpt!! I loved it!

This is one of the ...
By: retidahling. on 02 Sep 07, 04:42:08
This is one of the most extraordinary scenes I have ever watched.

cette scène est ...
By: sciure. on 30 Aug 07, 00:53:22
cette scène est fascinante

J'adore cette scène!
By: sadiya1355. on 28 Aug 07, 03:58:03
J'adore cette scène!

Ivan The Terrible - Part 1, 1943, by Sergei Eisenstein
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Video duration: 332 seconds

Last seqüence from Ivan The Terrible - Part 1

Related: cherkasov, eisenstein, ivan, terrible

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He was forced by ...
By: LadyEmilyElizabeth. on 30 Nov 08, 17:52:56
He was forced by Stalin to return to the Soviet Union. He himself was anti-Stalinist, as Stalin was NOT a Communist. He didn't want to make this film about Stalin. In his later films he mocked him.

I know. Ivan knows ...
By: LadyEmilyElizabeth. on 30 Nov 08, 17:08:22
I know. Ivan knows how to accessorize.

Dude Ivan looks so ...
By: JediMasterMario. on 21 Nov 08, 20:09:21
Dude Ivan looks so boss in this movie haha.

gotta love Ivan's ...
By: rubber4532. on 21 Nov 08, 10:53:32
gotta love Ivan's wardrobe

This film is ...
By: iArtsakh. on 28 Oct 08, 22:54:55
This film is beautifully done! One of the best!

Eisenstein's films ...
By: phantomangelfire08. on 25 Oct 08, 22:01:57
Eisenstein's films are mostly Soviet propaganda, which is the reason for his treatment of the subject material, but that doesn't make them any less brilliant. Ivan the Terrible is my personal favorite of his films. This is not the beginning of the film, however. If I remember correctly, it's near the beginning of the second half.

nope, but when l ...
By: ivan55599. on 25 Oct 08, 03:41:34
nope, but when l watched, l maybe found that movie is downloadable in torrent(free). l haven donwloaded it yet, it takes 700 mb memory

aww :(. do you know ...
By: tamandocomando. on 24 Oct 08, 18:16:20
aww :(. do you know any other websites where it might be seen?

hero of course
By: ivan55599. on 24 Oct 08, 17:24:22
hero of course

this movie WAS in ...
By: ivan55599. on 24 Oct 08, 17:23:14
this movie WAS in video google, but it got deleted D:

Villian, obviously.
By: animegalc4. on 23 Oct 08, 15:20:11
Villian, obviously.

umm is he a hero or ...
By: xXxforbesxXx. on 23 Oct 08, 01:15:46
umm is he a hero or a villian?

could someone ...
By: tamandocomando. on 15 Oct 08, 15:40:12
could someone please post this movie? i would very much like to see it?

but Iwan is much ...
By: edgar0001. on 15 Oct 08, 00:11:08
but Iwan is much deeper in content. It shows typical centralisation problems in feudalism that may more or less happen in whole Europe this or a similar way. The role of religion and psychology was also not forgoten. A great film in a sea of shit films.

This depicts Ivan ...
By: animegalc4. on 13 Oct 08, 19:27:16
This depicts Ivan The Terrible as a hero but that is far from the truth.

thanks for ...
By: wircolac. on 06 Oct 08, 08:16:48
thanks for uploading!

Ivan the Terrible ...
By: Jacquinot1982. on 19 Aug 08, 15:41:34
Ivan the Terrible just fights with moscow oligarhs who wants convert russian monarchy in moscow marionet monarchy, Ivan just want be strong cesar!

guys about ...
By: samsamiisamiiii. on 16 Aug 08, 18:37:38
guys about eisenstein copying other's you need to read his books, he is the founder of the FILM LANGUAGE, the ABC's of cinema, the man is genius, and regardless of his politics, he is the founder of the film as an art, if u know how he edited his movies you will be more amazed, he is just a great man, compare him to film makers of his time, griffith as an example and u will see the difference, thnaks for posting it

A beautiful and ...
By: tgcnow. on 08 May 08, 00:48:46
A beautiful and tragic scene. Sadly true today ... I don't think you can say Eisenstein copied Expressionist film making when both emerged at about the same time. His situation in the Stalinist cultural world should be compared to the difficulties faced by the composers Prokofiev and Shostakovich ... I don't think any of us who haven't been stuck in that sort of mileu should be too quick in our judgements ... how many of us could be as heroic as we think we would be?

Judging Eisenstein ...
By: fiada81. on 03 May 08, 12:17:10
Judging Eisenstein for his political positions toward communism is like judging, say, Heidegger, as a philosopher, for his simpathy toward nazism. Nor it seems well grounded that he "copied" expressionism. The use of space, the geometrical archtecture of mis-en-scene, the use of different perspectives etc. are all original and wonderful creations of these two films. Simply put: masterpieces.

Oddly enough, while ...
By: dipshitdoodah. on 30 Apr 08, 21:40:11
Oddly enough, while his movies were praised worldwie, in the Soviet Union he was often criticised for being too non-comformist. Ivan The Terrible Part 2 was even banned by Stalin himself because it depicted Ivan as a tyrant.

No doubt that´s a ...
By: inreanre. on 22 Apr 08, 06:47:41
No doubt that´s a good movie, BUT: Eisenstein is absolutely overvalued! He only copied german expressionist directors of the 20s. I don´t know a single film, which is not filled with subtle propaganda allusions, like anti-western democracy, anti-bourgois, anti-germanism, peparing russian population to war. So he not only lived in Stalinism, like many other artists; his movies activly helped spreading stalinstic contents. There´s no big difference to Riefenstahl, but he´s still a big director

I like "Aleksandr ...
By: mertesin. on 15 Apr 08, 09:53:07
I like "Aleksandr Nevsky" of Eisenstein,too. I watched "October" of him and it's a beautiful film,too.Have you ever watched it? I advise you to watch it if you havn't watched.Perhaps Sergei Eisenstein's political films are much more than his other films like "Ivan the Terrible" or "Aleksandr Nevsky"

actually, i havent ...
By: tamandocomando. on 14 Apr 08, 20:47:41
actually, i havent seen any of eisenstein's films, but my dad has. my dad especially liked 'aleksander nevsky' :)

I'm so happy that ...
By: mertesin. on 14 Apr 08, 10:58:07
I'm so happy that you are interested in watching films of Sergei Eisenstein. Nikolai Cherkasov plays Czar Ivan IV and I think also he is very successful like you said.Which other films of Eisenstein have you ever watched?

Orphée, 1949, by Jean Cocteau
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Video duration: 427 seconds

Through the Looking-Glass.

Related: casares, cocteau, marais, orpheus

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does anyone have a ...
By: rosebudIII. on 16 Nov 08, 04:32:14
does anyone have a link to the clip right after this part, when they go through the mirror and wander around (with english subtitles)?? i'm trying to find it for someone.

I believe the ...
By: scotpens. on 12 Oct 08, 19:57:58
I believe the gentleman calling himself Bernard Profitendieu is pulling our collective leg. Everyone knows that Americans use the words "movie" and "film" with equal frequency. If an American uses the word "cinema," THAT's pretentious. And it's pretentious for a Frenchman to claim he knows what's pretentious in America and what isn't.

knowledge doesn't ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 22 Sep 08, 23:26:21
knowledge doesn't stop at the border, correct?

But you are French, ...
By: rohdedendronbreath. on 22 Sep 08, 11:10:16
But you are French, correct? And living in France? Maybe just let it go...

then you ought to ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 22 Sep 08, 10:54:11
then you ought to let your imagination expand a little bit! - both are pretentious in the United States! (there are differences in both the use of English and of silverware between the British and the Americans!)

Never in my life ...
By: rohdedendronbreath. on 22 Sep 08, 06:42:46
Never in my life have I imagined the use of the word 'film' as pretentious. The same goes for turning your fork over when you eat. No offence, but perhaps you're not as knowledgable about the intricacies of the English language as you'd like to think. Fair point about renting the film, though.

I not agree that ...
By: 13ma98. on 17 Aug 08, 14:10:05
I not agree that Marais "overact". He is one of the greatest actors of the XX-th century.

I not agree that ...
By: 13ma98. on 17 Aug 08, 14:06:50
I not agree that Marais "overact"! He is a great actor. One of the greatest actors of the XX-th century.

Jean Marais est un ...
By: 13ma98. on 17 Aug 08, 14:03:09
Jean Marais est un des plus grands artistes du XX-eme siecle.Merci pour ce clip!Voila deja dix annee depuis qu'il "est parti un peu"...

thank you for you ...
By: peymaania. on 03 Aug 08, 04:15:24
thank you for you lovely commentry. I use Ivory chopsticks, and yes I'm the height of pretense and darn proud of it.

that guy is an ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 29 Jul 08, 23:32:31
that guy is an American for chrissakes!! and, yes, I know there's more to the world than the US - I am not American - do a little research before commenting (it's just a click away)

I don't think, good ...
By: ceska31. on 29 Jul 08, 20:19:47
I don't think, good point, this sort of acting was kind of a trademark at the time

Not everyone in the ...
By: smegaroon14. on 29 Jul 08, 12:17:59
Not everyone in the world uses Americanisms. There is more to the world than just the USA, you know.

yes, it would be ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 19 Jul 08, 15:17:37
yes, it would be possible to post this entire "film" - it would also be possible for you to join Netflix and rent it yourself, you cheapskate!! p.s. at what point in your life did you start calling movies films? I imagine about the same time you started turning your fork over when you ate! such pretension!

was Marais ever in ...
By: BernardProfitendieu. on 19 Jul 08, 15:15:25
was Marais ever in a movie in which he didn't overact?

great!
By: barraquinho. on 11 Jun 08, 11:50:43
great!

Thank you for ...
By: peymaania. on 10 May 08, 03:13:05
Thank you for posting this clip, would it be possible to post the entire film? Thanks

$Peau D\$

Peau D'ane, 1970, by Jacques Demy.
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Video duration: 402 seconds

Final.

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My Darling Clementine, 1946, by John Ford
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Video duration: 430 seconds

Church sequence.

Related: bond, corrall, darnell, earp, fonda, ford, mature

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When the Levees Broke, 2006, by Spike Lee
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Letters from Iwo Jima, 2006, by Clint Eastwood
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Video duration: 527 seconds

Always do what is right, because it is right.

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Do what is right ...
By: olivemike81. on 28 Nov 08, 22:26:21
Do what is right because it is right. Not because you think some invisible man in the sky tells you to. Or some 2,000 year old book says so. Doing what is right and just, because it is the right thing to do, is superior to doing right because you think it's what god wants you to do. Religion is a crutch. I don't need some child molesting priest to tell me what is moral in this world.

If you are refering ...
By: olivemike81. on 28 Nov 08, 22:23:12
If you are refering to the atomic bomb that was dropped from Enola Gay, which took off from Tinian which was captured in July of 44. Strategically Iwo Jima was not necessary to the end of the war. But it did save the lives thousands of bomber crews. I don't have the exact number but I think the number of airmen saved, because of the airstrip built, was more than the number of marines who died taking the island. So it was worth it.

wow, the Japanese ...
By: frostythesn0wman. on 12 Sep 08, 00:14:45
wow, the Japanese were great people too, with family, I'm truly sorry to the people who lost a love one in the war.

???????????? Found ...
By: Nationsnotregimes. on 15 Jun 08, 06:29:52
???????????? Found this Japanese utube the first page of comments are in English.

RETARDED we ...
By: sedargo77. on 08 May 08, 00:26:31
RETARDED we americans needed it for a much needed airstrip which in time actually ended the war

His movie was EMO ...
By: hypermonkey24. on 02 May 08, 05:29:22
His movie was EMO but not accurate to how the Japs were!

As I had a couple ...
By: seiko1965. on 24 Apr 08, 20:03:27
As I had a couple of letters from Baron Nishi's son in the past, this part of the film was really hard to watch:-( RIP, Nishi san.

Clint Eastwood is ...
By: Nationsnotregimes. on 01 Apr 08, 04:58:08
Clint Eastwood is 77-78 years old, and by making this movie I want to give him a Heart Felt salute as brother to freedom and truth at this time. He got this by the hollywood types who are careful, but not in to any real history out side of whats important to them which is control. Clint you are giant of man for this work of importance! Thank you Sir.

Germany and England ...
By: Nationsnotregimes. on 09 Mar 08, 07:21:50
Germany and England by: Nesta Webster Prefatory comments by Jackie P. Then type this in to a search engine Pearl Harbor Mother Of All Conspiracies. No conspiracies though just facts.

always do what is ...
By: bry4nXedge. on 18 Feb 08, 02:30:52
always do what is right, because it is right! that is some words of wisdom right there.

over a tiny island ...
By: dizzyrun. on 30 Dec 07, 00:23:32
over a tiny island too ... dang .. too many lives lost for a 4 foot by 2 foot island omg lol tiny aassss island

Poor Sam. This is ...
By: dyingbob. on 08 Aug 07, 21:08:26
Poor Sam. This is exactly why war is pointless. He had a family and so did the rest of everyone fighting this war.

The New World, 2005, by Terrence Malick
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Pocahontas' death and ending credits.

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Ah, no problem. ...
By: MintySpunkBubble. on 22 Aug 08, 13:14:46
Ah, no problem. More specifically the part you're looking for appears about 4 minutes into the prelude of the piece. If you like that you might also like Götterdämmerung too. Happy listening.

THANK GOD FOR YOU, ...
By: jessrocksyo. on 21 Aug 08, 19:58:53
THANK GOD FOR YOU, MintySpunkBubble. I have been looking for that song EVERYWHERE. thank you thank you thank you thank you

amazing character
By: zomgbat. on 20 Aug 08, 18:38:36
amazing character

Snobs? Saying that ...
By: Chradnev. on 14 Aug 08, 05:08:33
Snobs? Saying that only strongly narrative driven films can be good and rejecting anything else is a lot more closed minded and, yeah, snobbish than the ability to accept cinema in all its forms.

The ending was sad ...
By: MadrigalPrincess. on 05 Aug 08, 17:43:48
The ending was sad but I'm glad she went back to John Rolfe

It's Wagner's 'Das ...
By: MintySpunkBubble. on 02 Jul 08, 15:26:41
It's Wagner's 'Das Rheingold' and there is an almost identical use of the music from the end of Werner Herzog's film 'Julianes Sturz in den Dschungel'... made in 2000. If you've seen that film it's more than obvious where Malick got the inspiration for his closing scenes.

Oh boy I like ...
By: johnyzero2000. on 30 Jun 08, 23:12:44
Oh boy I like Terrence Malick's movies but the New World was agony to sit through. It was one of the most boring movies I had ever seen and I got the feeling that Malick was repeating himself. The New World is beautiful to look at but not much there in the way of a story and I'm sorry cinema snobs but a movie does need to have a story of some kind to keep the viewer interested.

Mallick is one of ...
By: CTmania. on 18 Jun 08, 22:11:14
Mallick is one of my favourite directors. I've loved all of his films. However, i think the use of Colin Farrell was a mistake. There are better actors out there who could have brought more to the part.. and the film.

Gorgeous.
By: KellyGreen5555. on 09 Jun 08, 01:20:32
Gorgeous.

That is absurd. Did ...
By: toReasonWhy. on 07 Jun 08, 17:02:35
That is absurd. Did Horner really say that in an interview? A film's composer would never have access or ability to edit a film, never, period. What happened was Malick, an absolutely brilliant director, edited the film in a way that it didn't fit Horner's soundtrack very well so he put in already well known classical music instead, and it pissed off Horner. Reminiscent of Kubrick in 2001: A Space Odyssey. And almost as brilliant as movie as 2001, too.

The most beautiful ...
By: BunnyMan456. on 06 Jun 08, 01:18:26
The most beautiful scene in the entire movie. Malick just understands how to make a movie into art. The music is just amazing. I want to know who composed it.

kind of a sore ...
By: IFR. on 18 May 08, 18:32:44
kind of a sore subject: James Horner's really bitter about the film - he even claims that he re-edited the film himself because Mallick's cut was a mess. mind you very little of what Horner ever says in interview ever stacks up.

I saw them, and own ...
By: EvilRadiatedMonkey. on 24 Apr 08, 22:37:47
I saw them, and own them on dvd. Out of all the four I'd say The New World is the weakest and Badlands the best. They are all very impressive though. The Thin Red Line was the first I saw, and I was left mouth open, and I was only 13. Amazing.

Check out The Thin ...
By: ridiai99. on 23 Apr 08, 18:19:51
Check out The Thin Red Line, Badlands and The Days of Heaven, you are correct he should make more films, I believe his new one is in production as we speak, so it's good news:)

Are you joking? ...
By: bastardwisher. on 07 Apr 08, 05:01:05
Are you joking? Wagner > James Horner

boring
By: Boogeyman1901. on 19 Mar 08, 10:54:07
boring

Where is the James ...
By: NicoRQ. on 02 Mar 08, 02:24:41
Where is the James Horner music? How can the producers and Terrance reject the score? God.

T.T; so sad. ...
By: knucklesan. on 21 Feb 08, 06:34:18
T.T; so sad. literally crying. he's playing hide n seek n was never found. left playing by himself. calling for mom but she wont come.

SUPERB.
By: fabiogtv. on 07 Dec 07, 15:37:35
SUPERB.

The end is so sad.. ...
By: yukieutsumi. on 02 Dec 07, 21:16:48
The end is so sad... I loved Pocahontas. The music is simply brilliant.

This is gorgeous.
By: MrsJimmyDean. on 05 Nov 07, 06:09:58
This is gorgeous.

You either love or ...
By: EvilRadiatedMonkey. on 05 Oct 07, 17:26:55
You either love or hate this film. I loved it. And I cried in this film. Malick, great man, if he only did more films.

This is a ...
By: Transformers217. on 14 Sep 07, 16:40:44
This is a masterpiece. And it's probably Terrence Malick's greatest achievement. Nuff said. :)

Senso, 1954, by Luchino Visconti
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Mahler and Contessa walking.

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Alida Valli, una ...
By: arnoldsdina. on 23 Jul 08, 10:32:06
Alida Valli, una delle più affascinanti attrici del novecento e sicuramente una delle interpreti più versatili del cinema italiano.

Hey! All I said was ...
By: emlodik. on 28 Jun 08, 23:10:15
Hey! All I said was that Brass' version was more faithful to the book and the guy jumped me!

Oh shut up ...
By: PaulinaColombia. on 27 Jun 08, 18:12:10
Oh shut up everybody! This is a great film. One of Godart 's favorites. Anyway, movies today suck so badly. Who is anyone to say Visconti, Antonioni, Fellini weren't great,

I'm not asking you. ...
By: emlodik. on 16 Jun 08, 10:51:37
I'm not asking you. And thank you, your final post made me realise what a moron and imbecile you are. This conversation is over. Idiot.

I have no time to ...
By: GVCatullo. on 16 Jun 08, 10:43:00
I have no time to waste for seeing a pornographic film by Tinto Brass!

WOW, you're a ...
By: emlodik. on 16 Jun 08, 09:54:33
WOW, you're a narrow minded douche... Did you even SEE "Senso '45?" I'm not comparing it to Visconti's film, I just said it's closer to the book and is a great film in it's own right.

Tinto Brass is only ...
By: GVCatullo. on 16 Jun 08, 09:51:36
Tinto Brass is only a pig and not a movie director!!! How can you think about a film by Tinto Brass close to a MASTERPIECE by Visconti?

I actually found ...
By: emlodik. on 15 Jun 08, 18:28:34
I actually found the script very bloated... It looked as if Visconti tried to stretch the story into an epic romance that it never intended to be. The subplot with Livia's Nationalist cousin just wasn't needed... Even in Tinto Brass' version, which sticks closer to the short story, Livia comes off as a depressed, pathetic wretch of a woman...

I think the ...
By: GVCatullo. on 14 Jun 08, 22:57:37
I think the screen-play is very good, although it's not faithful to Camillo Boito's short story.

I wish Visconti ...
By: emlodik. on 05 Jun 08, 15:27:27
I wish Visconti would have stuck closer to the novel...

ma che donna ...
By: youfeda. on 21 Mar 08, 10:27:48
ma che donna meravigliosa!

Minnie and Moskowitz, 1971, by John Cassavetes
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Sequence from Minnie and Moskowitz, by John Cassavetes.

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Playtime, 1967, by Jacques Tati
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Airport.

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Le Notti Bianche, 1957, by Luchino Visconti.
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The final.

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Father and Son, 2004, by Aleksandr Sokurov
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First sequence from Father and Son.

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Transylvania, 2006, by Tony Gatlif
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Last scene.

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The Tales of Hoffman, 1951, by M. Powell and E. Pressburger
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Last sequence from The Tales of Hoffman, by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (adapted from Jacques Offenbach's opera)

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Une Partie de Campagne, 1936, by Jean Renoir
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The swing.

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La Ronde, 1950, by Max Ophüls
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Opening shot from La Ronde.

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The Long Gray Line, 1955, by John Ford
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House and the world.

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Great movie! West ...
By: GeorgeVreelandHill. on 22 Oct 08, 18:37:13
Great movie! West Point memories!! Go Army!!! George Vreeland Hill

actually a remake ...
By: suntzu1985. on 08 Aug 08, 01:27:39
actually a remake with brad pitt and angelina jolie would be an awful idea. The United States Military Academy at West Point should not be sullied with the likes of these two actors especially one like brad pitt with his hateful, vitriolic and anti-American remarks against the country and the United States Army that defends it. Master Sergeant Martin Maher would probably turn over in his grave to have West Point defaced with the likes of bradgelina!

And I might add, ...
By: grabit1. on 15 Jul 08, 06:40:42
And I might add, that Maureen O'Hara over the years got so good that somebody might think that her accent wasn't truly real. But it was. And when she has spoken the Irish, she "nailed it," indeed, as we would say. And herself. With perfect authenticity. She turns 88, or maybe 90, in August, depending on who you believe. Doesn't matter. She turned out to be a treasure.

great clip can u ...
By: charlieangel78. on 07 Jul 08, 17:07:29
great clip can u get the film on dvd anyone know?maureen and tyrone look good together

Actually, he was ...
By: grabit1. on 03 Jun 08, 06:46:11
Actually, he was born in Cincinnati, but his lineage was certainly Irish and Maureen O'Hara is the real deal, so there we have it.

Try a remake of ...
By: sachalex. on 24 May 08, 19:02:08
Try a remake of this with Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie with the same Irish Old tongue and we'd have a funny blockbuster worth seing and John Ford yelling at all of us.

Tyrone Power's ...
By: beki611. on 18 May 08, 00:47:06
Tyrone Power's accent may be fake but, like O'Hara , he was born in Ireland and his family's lineage is Irish.

It was said by ...
By: PirateQueenMaureen. on 25 Mar 08, 19:05:02
It was said by critics many times that Maureen O'Hara's accent was fake! I guess Americans have become accustomed to that overdone, generic Irish accent heard so often that they don't have a clue what the Irish really sound like! People speak differently in different parts of Ireland, just as they do here in the US!

Great movie!
By: PirateQueenMaureen. on 25 Mar 08, 17:57:02
Great movie!

It was said her ...
By: PirateQueenMaureen. on 25 Mar 08, 17:56:55
It was said her Irish accent was not believeable by many critics! I guess we Americans are so used to the generic, overdone Irish accent that we fail to realize what the Irish TRULY sound like! People also forget that people speak differently in different parts of Ireland, just as they do here!

my favorite movie ...
By: linkroylyman. on 01 Jan 08, 17:40:29
my favorite movie of all-time!! ..i especially love both the class of 1915 graduation ceremony, and the notre dame vs army football scenes..

Maureen O'Hara was ...
By: LilyRodgers. on 27 Dec 07, 05:02:34
Maureen O'Hara was actually Irish, but people kept saying that her accent was fake lol Tyrone Power was the one with the fake accent lol.

What beautiful ...
By: RainyMarch. on 24 Sep 07, 15:57:47
What beautiful people--Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara. I love the accents. Very believable. Thanks so much for posting.

I never got the ...
By: ghostqueen1951. on 31 Jul 07, 09:07:53
I never got the opportunity to watch this movie. This is first time a see a scene out of it. Thanks! Maureen O'Hara is great!

Young Mr. Lincoln, 1939, by John Ford
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Abe and Ann.

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The New World, 2005, by Terrence Malick
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John Rolfe and Rebecca.

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The Last Temptation of Christ, 1988, by Martin Scorsese
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Jesus and Paul.

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Il Gattopardo, 1963, by Luchino Visconti
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First sequence with Angelica (Claudia Cardinale) in The Leopard, by Luchino Visconti.

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Fascinating, ...
By: mdicanio. on 08 Aug 08, 14:41:28
Fascinating, Dwayne2005. For those of us who don't fully grasp the process of coordinating moving images with music, it seems to be a kind of alchemy (esp. when it works like this). Thanks for your insight.

Furthermore, this ...
By: dwayne2005. on 08 Aug 08, 05:17:16
Furthermore, this music was composed prior to the film, as sketches for a symphony in 1947. I think Visconti molded much the film around the music, as opposed to the norm for film scores where the soundtrack is composed after filming. There are too many sequences that show the director had envisioned the use of the music prior to filming, such as this. The opening credits is perfectly edited to the music, it's a real love of visual and audio integration.

Do you know that " ...
By: arlong76. on 27 Apr 08, 15:48:29
Do you know that "The leopard" is not a good translation for "Il Gattopardo"? A leopard is bigger than a gattopardo and it is the equivalent of the italian "leopardo". "Gattopardo" can be translated "ocelot" or "serval".

Extraordinary ...
By: mdicanio. on 08 Apr 08, 01:55:26
Extraordinary choice! It is magical; the integration of Nino Rota's music, the panoramic framing of an interior, the editing and completely fleshed-out, profoundly realized characters... one could go on about this scene forever. Angelica is the agent of change for the family, if not their entire society, and the sense of inevitability when her eyes meet Tancredi's creates in me, at least, an overwhelming pathos. Not to mention the portrayal of young, first love. Thanks so much for posting this.

amazing masterpiece ...
By: 10sDog. on 07 Apr 08, 05:05:20
amazing masterpiece! one of the great scene entrances!! Claudia has a knack for them...as in Once Upon a Time in the West.

BRIGITTE BARDOTShe ...
By: claudiacardinale2. on 20 Feb 08, 22:22:36
BRIGITTE BARDOTShe is an absolute matchless and timeless icon of beauty, grace and style. It's incredible how hip and edgy this all still looks. I'm convinced that boring, desperate, and overrated Madonna (or McDonna as I like to call her), build her career from ripping off concepts that BB could surely sigh, "been there, done that - uh like 20 years ago"! Lucky for the former that people are too stupid to to know the real deal. BB is the greatest!!

BRIGITTE BARDOTShe ...
By: claudiacardinale2. on 20 Feb 08, 22:22:30
BRIGITTE BARDOTShe is an absolute matchless and timeless icon of

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