I admire how Ganz and the crew petrayed Hitler not as a some sort of demon or monster but as a normal human being which is scarier knowing what this man did yet during some scenes you find yourself feeling bad for him for some odd reason especially close to the end of the film same with Joseph Goerbles and the other characters
When he's portrayed as a demon, you don't feel any shock. When he's shown as a human being, it's scary. It's scary knowing that humans can be like this.
There's actually a lot of comedy they cut out, they said it just didn't sit right with them how cherry he was randomly and it messed with the flow how he would be jolly then enraged.
@@quadnod4605 Hitler and goebbels were hands off with their monstrous acts in a true physical sense. He launched unspeakable evil and horror for what his twisted mind thought was a greater good. Humanizing him in the film didnt in anyway lessen his evil, he made him look even worse. A lunatic whiney narcissist and a terrible military leader. I think my feeling sorry for him at times served a purpose to highlight what a spectacular fluke in world history him becoming dictator and conquering Europe was. The invasion of poland and Czechoslovakia could easily have gone very differently hitler been deposed and the world a different place
He is still a monster in this film. You see how he refused to let anyone left the bunker? You see how he blamed the ordinary German people who caught in this war especially during the late siege of Berlin 1945? Yes he was a man, but with a twisted thinking.
My grandfather was in the SS Latvian legion, he survived through the war, the Soviets captured him, put him on trial and was sent to a labor camp in Siberia. He died in frostbite, hungry and hopeless. Only remains what were found was his photograph of him and my grandmother. My grandmother passed away some years ago and I found the picture at the attic, and I laid it to her grave in Riga, hoping that she would find peace together with her husband. I think none of us Europeans don't want this same thing to happen ever again! A horrible conflict, not just the war but the post-war prosecutions continued for long time.
Baltijas Vilks May your grandfather Rest In Peace. My grandfather was a Luftwaffe pilot. He only had 12 kills but never award the German iron cross, anyways he survived the war and left Germany in 1948 went to Spain and from Spain to the United States. He passed in 76 never met him.
Reading this while listening to this Music almost made me cry, I can't imagine the pain your grandfather AND grandmother felt. Even tho he was in the SS, I feel bad for him. Many just joined the SS just to fight off communism. I hope they both found peace in heaven. RIP
"On 30th April 1945, the Fuhrer commited suicide thereby leaving everyone who followed him to their own faith. You, our German soldiers followed the Fuhrer's orders and were determined to continue the fight for Berlin, despite that our ammunition ran out and the fight was already lost. I hereby order an immediate ceasefire! Every hour you fight on only prolongs the agony of the civilians and our wounded. In agreement with the Russian troops high command, I ask you to surrender now! Weilding, former commander of Berlin's defense area." A glass of water please *faints*...
I can't imagine what the man as a soldier and as a general of a country who protects her although it risks his life, or regardless of it; right or wrong was thinking, declaring the surrender.
War is hell my friend. In war, people suffers. There are fighting that no one knows when it stops. There is still hope for people under the gunfire and explosions that one day. One day, that the war stops. And there will be peace at last
@Schüze Männeß [German SS Officer] What are you talking about!? Hitler and Eva commited suicide in Hitler's bunker which was in Berlin! Didn't you see Downfall
The most beautiful bit of melody I've ever heard in any film. And I'm old. German composers have always been terrific, something that still holds true to the present. This piece of music is just one shining example.
Someone else could answer this for me, but why did the German people fight until the bitter end in WW2? By 1945 the country was nothing but a smoldering ruin amid an almost apocalyptic landscape of death and destruction, I have to admire their perseverance even when the war was long since lost
Ganz portrayal of Hitler was such that at times when I read about the war or hear stories about him on documentaries, I picture Ganz acting out the scene before realising its not the real Hitler.
The feelings of my 4 grand grandpas when the battle of Berlin ended must of been depressing,seeing that they fought and fought but they lost. They surrendered to an American platoon later. They all lived till old age. Still proud that they fought for Germany
Not to kinda scare this up but I mean Your Family fought for a Horrible and Selfish cause, The Extermination of 13 Million people, The death of European Culture and Christianity is what Nazism stood for, What the German soldiers fought for was a evil tyrannical dictator who had a inferiority complex,
I went into the cinema to watch this expecting to feel really uncomfortable but ok and came out an emotional wreck sobbing my eyes out! This theme is so emotional!!
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.
I, on the other hand, would argue that idealism is what drives war. The wretched thing about it is that the idealist will always try to argue, "we do this for their own good". It's difficult not to become a cynic when you realise how many people who believed in that very notion got killed by other people with the same idea. I'm having a hard time deciding if any -- or both of them -- were right.
Both this piece and "Der Krieg Ist Aus" are homages to "Journey to the Line" by Hans Zimmer, from "The Thin Red Line". Check it out if you don't know it: another fantastic piece.
Hearing this piece, you cant help but feel a sense of sorrow für das deutsche Volk, from having the world in the palm of your hand, to fighting for your life to defend your home.
What I liked about this movie is that it actually shows Hitler as a human being and not simply a monster. I am not advocating his actions but an understanding of Hitler's psyche is needed to truly grasp the enormity of his actions during the war.
your a fucking delusional , if he were a real man he would have stood infront of a court accepting his actions or at best have surrendered before because of that son of a bitch millions of my german people have died in a needless war We had everything we needed and he destroyed all he even gave out orders to completely destroy the german infrastructure at the end so the new german people couldnt rise from the ashes , he blamed the people for his losses
@@F40PH-2CAT true, despite the disaster he took Germany and its people to hell with it. And Berlin itself has turn nothing but ash due to his failure.
I had a Ukranian grandgrandpa, that fought in Kiev, liberated Poland and fought in Berlin, he survived all this battles, glory to heroes, may his soul rest in peace
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason ww2 was profitable for the Americans, so you are already wrong. We all know the meaning of this song, doesn't mean it cannot be relaxing.
Film magistralement joué, notamment par Bruno Ganz, mais tous les acteurs sont bluffant de réalité. Le moment ou Magda Goebbels euthanasie ses enfants est vraiment horrible et montre vraiment bien comment elle était incapable d'imaginer un autre monde. Avec " Das Boot" c'est à mon sens parmi les meilleurs films sur la guerre. Les Allemands sont vraiment doués.
its true. No matter how big or mighty your empires is, its only a matter of time will fall at the very end, Mongol Empire, Roman Empire, British Empire. All will have its own end we just don't know it yet.
Vale, Beacon Academy, It's Students and it's People were Destroyed after the Battle of Vale, So many Innocent Lives Lost, so many Hunters and Students lost and worst of all, a Champion and a Spartan Died, now Vale is Trying Hard to Recover from this Tragedy.
"'Hope at the end of the world" but 'Hoffnung' has the duel translation of 'trust' (implicitly in God); hope is trust in God in the German language; "Faith at the end of the world".
The reading of history is being distorted. The distortion created by the constructivist understanding of history is great!There is a serious difference between defeating and losing. The Nazis lost in war, but were not defeated. No force could defeat a state with three-quarters of the military technology in the world. The loss of such a state could only be possible with the mistakes of its leader. So it was neither the soviets nor the democracy camp that made the German nation lose the war. Hitler lost the war.
The German army wasnt motorised enough to face the big size of the USRR and its logistical nightmare. Also, even if some of their tech was innovative, they simply didnt had the means to produce it like other countries or it wasnt reliable. Furthermore, in the beggining of the war there wasnt a big technological advantage (as an example, the germans used primarily light tanks that werent superior to French or British ones), but they had a great advantage in mobilisation and in the doctrines and plans made by their general staff, something that latter the Allies catch up with them. Finally, if in its biggest extent and power they couldnt execute Operation Sea Lion against Britain alone, how could they hope to win a war against the soviets? Not only Hitler, but most of his generals underestimated their enemies, and lost the war because of it.
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason well you are so stupid and that's typical in this generation. We can't resist on this web and we will bring the truth out in real life
@@alexdeghost2729 And you honestly think the dimwit in the oval office today is better than President Trump ? You've got to kidding me ! Joey Biden has destroyed this country in just 10 months ... as predicted.
*when some people who knew him were asked who was Adolf Hitler* "Oh God!" ....*intense shaking* "He was a genius, but only of evil" "He was like a meteor, he came and when he couldn't destroyer or hurt anyone anymore he left"
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R.I.P, Bruno Ganz. One of the most compelling, uncomfortable and powerful performances I've ever seen in cinema. Sleep well.
Hear hear!.
A truely gifted actor!
:(
RIP 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👌🏾
I think some people still not fully recognize just how incredible a performance it was especially given the difficulty of the role.
He should have received an Oscar for this performance .
The fact that it didn't win an Oscar is criminal.
real
RIP, Bruno Ganz. You'll be missed.
RIP Bruno Ganz
Rest in peace Bruno Ganz, you’re outstanding performances across the film world won’t be forgotten, especially on RUclips.
He SHINED like diamond in Downfall
I didn't know Bruno Ganz had passed on until today. May his soul rest in peace.
I admire how Ganz and the crew petrayed Hitler not as a some sort of demon or monster but as a normal human being which is scarier knowing what this man did yet during some scenes you find yourself feeling bad for him for some odd reason especially close to the end of the film same with Joseph Goerbles and the other characters
When he's portrayed as a demon, you don't feel any shock.
When he's shown as a human being, it's scary. It's scary knowing that humans can be like this.
@@quadnod4605 yup
There's actually a lot of comedy they cut out, they said it just didn't sit right with them how cherry he was randomly and it messed with the flow how he would be jolly then enraged.
@@quadnod4605 Hitler and goebbels were hands off with their monstrous acts in a true physical sense. He launched unspeakable evil and horror for what his twisted mind thought was a greater good. Humanizing him in the film didnt in anyway lessen his evil, he made him look even worse. A lunatic whiney narcissist and a terrible military leader. I think my feeling sorry for him at times served a purpose to highlight what a spectacular fluke in world history him becoming dictator and conquering Europe was. The invasion of poland and Czechoslovakia could easily have gone very differently hitler been deposed and the world a different place
He is still a monster in this film. You see how he refused to let anyone left the bunker? You see how he blamed the ordinary German people who caught in this war especially during the late siege of Berlin 1945? Yes he was a man, but with a twisted thinking.
My grandfather was in the SS Latvian legion, he survived through the war, the Soviets captured him, put him on trial and was sent to a labor camp in Siberia. He died in frostbite, hungry and hopeless.
Only remains what were found was his photograph of him and my grandmother.
My grandmother passed away some years ago and I found the picture at the attic, and I laid it to her grave in Riga, hoping that she would find peace together with her husband.
I think none of us Europeans don't want this same thing to happen ever again!
A horrible conflict, not just the war but the post-war prosecutions continued for long time.
we Filippinos and Japanese will never, ever want the War on the Pacific between the United States and the Empire of Japan to ever happen again!
Baltijas Vilks May your grandfather Rest In Peace. My grandfather was a Luftwaffe pilot. He only had 12 kills but never award the German iron cross, anyways he survived the war and left Germany in 1948 went to Spain and from Spain to the United States. He passed in 76 never met him.
Jagdgeschwader 54
May your grandpa rest in peace
~~
The poor man, my great grandfather died the same way he was also in the SS
Reading this while listening to this Music almost made me cry, I can't imagine the pain your grandfather AND grandmother felt. Even tho he was in the SS, I feel bad for him. Many just joined the SS just to fight off communism.
I hope they both found peace in heaven.
RIP
"On 30th April 1945, the Fuhrer commited suicide thereby leaving everyone who followed him to their own faith. You, our German soldiers followed the Fuhrer's orders and were determined to continue the fight for Berlin, despite that our ammunition ran out and the fight was already lost. I hereby order an immediate ceasefire! Every hour you fight on only prolongs the agony of the civilians and our wounded. In agreement with the Russian troops high command, I ask you to surrender now! Weilding, former commander of Berlin's defense area." A glass of water please *faints*...
I can't imagine what the man as a soldier and as a general of a country who protects her although it risks his life, or regardless of it; right or wrong was thinking, declaring the surrender.
War is hell my friend. In war, people suffers. There are fighting that no one knows when it stops. There is still hope for people under the gunfire and explosions that one day. One day, that the war stops. And there will be peace at last
@Schüze Männeß [German SS Officer] She wasn't mentioned in Weidling's speech. She didn't matter
@Schüze Männeß [German SS Officer] What are you talking about!? Hitler and Eva commited suicide in Hitler's bunker which was in Berlin! Didn't you see Downfall
The war is more scarier and unimaginable horror for us.
When I heard this for the first time I couldn’t help but feel emotional. A perfect piece of music to end this great film. RIP Bruno Ganz
The most beautiful bit of melody I've ever heard in any film. And I'm old. German composers have always been terrific, something that still holds true to the present. This piece of music is just one shining example.
Jpanther but’ (you mein wunderbar) Aba ja, das bist.
Someone else could answer this for me, but why did the German people fight until the bitter end in WW2? By 1945 the country was nothing but a smoldering ruin amid an almost apocalyptic landscape of death and destruction, I have to admire their perseverance even when the war was long since lost
German composers are not terrific
@@greenlime1997 They couldn't accept defeat and shame like they did in WW1.
Easily one of the best ending montage songs for a movie, ever.
Really? Please reply to me, buddy!
@@TheFunnyDictator /watch?v=w-bXhToaDGc
Fantastic Bruno Ganz!!
FEGELEIN FEGELEIN FEGELEIN!!
I have a Fegelein mii.
"JA! JA! JA! JA! JA!"
Fegelfuck
@@IDowney1988 me too. also himmler and usA
NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN
This song is nothing short of a masterpiece
Ganz portrayal of Hitler was such that at times when I read about the war or hear stories about him on documentaries, I picture Ganz acting out the scene before realising its not the real Hitler.
2:20-3:00
this part of the song is so brilliant, and so sad.
I was thinking about my sad memories while listening to this masterpice. :(
The feelings of my 4 grand grandpas when the battle of Berlin ended must of been depressing,seeing that they fought and fought but they lost. They surrendered to an American platoon later. They all lived till old age. Still proud that they fought for Germany
I feel’ fore you🤧, my grandfather did that too.
Not to kinda scare this up but I mean Your Family fought for a Horrible and Selfish cause, The Extermination of 13 Million people, The death of European Culture and Christianity is what Nazism stood for, What the German soldiers fought for was a evil tyrannical dictator who had a inferiority complex,
Confederate Man the soldiers themselves r also victims of war.
Confederate Man they were just normal people who were thrown into battle by evil people.
Lucas Kürtz have you heard of the holocaust?
I went into the cinema to watch this expecting to feel really uncomfortable but ok and came out an emotional wreck sobbing my eyes out! This theme is so emotional!!
Such a great movie, RIP Bruno Ganz and thank you for delivering such a beautiful and realistic performance
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.
IDowney1988 Medal of honor 2010
@@clalqurbanov3208 For the Fallen, you mean
This is some beautiful soundtrack, as is the movie, especially the scene where Weidling announces surrender.
The Masterpiece.
Ideals are peaceful.
History is violent.
I, on the other hand, would argue that idealism is what drives war. The wretched thing about it is that the idealist will always try to argue, "we do this for their own good". It's difficult not to become a cynic when you realise how many people who believed in that very notion got killed by other people with the same idea. I'm having a hard time deciding if any -- or both of them -- were right.
@@RagingGoblin what if they're both wrong
Both this piece and "Der Krieg Ist Aus" are homages to "Journey to the Line" by Hans Zimmer, from "The Thin Red Line". Check it out if you don't know it: another fantastic piece.
It sounded familiar. Good shout.
Reckall FEGELEIN!!!
If the piece is a homage to Hans Zimmer I already know it’s gonna be extraordinary
Ein Meisterwerk, geht tief unter die Haut!!!
Bruno Ganz has died aged 77. God bless him..
One of the best actor ever!
Sad movie, one of my favourites, also i like its soundtrack
What a wonderful film, truly faultless. Slightly off topic, but I'm amazed there isn't a trance version of this piece of music.
this is classic music.
Salve Bruno Ganz!!!! Bravo!!!!
Hearing this piece, you cant help but feel a sense of sorrow für das deutsche Volk, from having the world in the palm of your hand, to fighting for your life to defend your home.
Beautiful movie
Downfall 1945 The last time Prussia would live until it was torn apart in 1947
haven't heard better classic music til yet.
RIP Erwin Rommel
Was a Fantastic Movie
Awesome
the man who made the most hated person on earth lovable. RIP
who told you that hitler is the most hated person ! you should know that the history is written by the winners
@@ahmedkadry583 i know that but still Hitler is the most hated person.
@@abuhamzaalsafadi can i Ask u where are u from Abu Hamza ?
@@ahmedkadry583 فلسطيني
Who told hitler is the most hated person? Most hated person is Satan
Incredible film.
The visions this man had for the world.
Had the Hearth for the Country :( so sad , i'm so sad he had to kill Himself
Bizmarck4 LegendSS Yes and I'm so utterly proud of the men and women who stopped those "visions".
Alexander Charles if your just referring to America you should not be commenting.
Ante whats weong with you?
JessePinkM4nn he thinks that killing Jewish children is right.
Hearing this while seeing the beauty of Deutschland
Great movie
When all his Generals ran or surrendered, he stayed. What an honorable man.
If you actually find Hitler honourable, something's really not right with you
What I liked about this movie is that it actually shows Hitler as a human being and not simply a monster. I am not advocating his actions but an understanding of Hitler's psyche is needed to truly grasp the enormity of his actions during the war.
your a fucking delusional , if he were a real man he would have stood infront of a court accepting his actions or at best have surrendered before
because of that son of a bitch millions of my german people have died in a needless war
We had everything we needed and he destroyed all
he even gave out orders to completely destroy the german infrastructure at the end so the new german people couldnt rise from the ashes , he blamed the people for his losses
He cowardly committed suicide and wanted to take an entire nation with him.
@@F40PH-2CAT true, despite the disaster he took Germany and its people to hell with it. And Berlin itself has turn nothing but ash due to his failure.
Unknown soldier, placed by yours truly.
I had a Ukranian grandgrandpa, that fought in Kiev, liberated Poland and fought in Berlin, he survived all this battles, glory to heroes, may his soul rest in peace
,,liberated"
@@cywil7990 He could be talking about 1941 lol
My grandpa was finnish and fought with german soldiers in the winter war against the soviets
Uhh Germans never fought in the winter war. You may be referring to the continuation war
Um fim e um recomeço de um povo...
respect to our hereos , they died honor
Wife of flint. Daughter of Alec. Mother of the twins Lucas and Claus. May the beautiful Hinawa rest in peace here for all time.
Nice song
This reminds me of the current mr beast situation. I see the fall of youtube this year as the start of a new age.
Linda música
master class !!!
R. I. P Mr Ganz
Relaxing
👍
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason the music is relaxing, what's wrong with you?
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason ww2 was profitable for the Americans, so you are already wrong. We all know the meaning of this song, doesn't mean it cannot be relaxing.
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason lol ok
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason but why are you telling me this? You don't even know me or what I know about history lol.
RIP Bruno Ganz
RIP Bruno Ganz 😢
27 May 2023 I'll remember the day in which just before that day.
Film magistralement joué, notamment par Bruno Ganz, mais tous les acteurs sont bluffant de réalité.
Le moment ou Magda Goebbels euthanasie ses enfants est vraiment horrible et montre vraiment bien comment elle était incapable d'imaginer un autre monde. Avec " Das Boot" c'est à mon sens parmi les meilleurs films sur la guerre. Les Allemands sont vraiment doués.
No one can control or conquer the whole world is too big .... after all we are just humans
Toni Trošić - are you sure about that? Maybe you should open your eyes to what is going on right now.
Darf ich mich vorstellen gay boy.
its true. No matter how big or mighty your empires is, its only a matter of time will fall at the very end, Mongol Empire, Roman Empire, British Empire. All will have its own end we just don't know it yet.
One of the best war movies ever made .. Subtitles doesn't matter .
R.I.P Bruno Ganz
RIP Bruno
Vale, Beacon Academy, It's Students and it's People were Destroyed after the Battle of Vale, So many Innocent Lives Lost, so many Hunters and Students lost and worst of all, a Champion and a Spartan Died, now Vale is Trying Hard to Recover from this Tragedy.
"'Hope at the end of the world" but 'Hoffnung' has the duel translation of 'trust' (implicitly in God); hope is trust in God in the German language; "Faith at the end of the world".
Conmovedora
La película más ajustada a los echos historicos
Obra maestra.
12 years not a slave...
RIP BRUNO GANZ
Berlin last days of WW2
berlin 1945 looks like syria 2021 no men no buildings just hope and blood
روعة
The Greatest Story Never Told
Europa: The Last Battle
The reading of history is being distorted. The distortion created by the constructivist understanding of history is great!There is a serious difference between defeating and losing. The Nazis lost in war, but were not defeated. No force could defeat a state with three-quarters of the military technology in the world. The loss of such a state could only be possible with the mistakes of its leader. So it was neither the soviets nor the democracy camp that made the German nation lose the war. Hitler lost the war.
The German army wasnt motorised enough to face the big size of the USRR and its logistical nightmare. Also, even if some of their tech was innovative, they simply didnt had the means to produce it like other countries or it wasnt reliable. Furthermore, in the beggining of the war there wasnt a big technological advantage (as an example, the germans used primarily light tanks that werent superior to French or British ones), but they had a great advantage in mobilisation and in the doctrines and plans made by their general staff, something that latter the Allies catch up with them. Finally, if in its biggest extent and power they couldnt execute Operation Sea Lion against Britain alone, how could they hope to win a war against the soviets? Not only Hitler, but most of his generals underestimated their enemies, and lost the war because of it.
Makes me sad... One day the people will know the truth about the man and his regime!
May God Help Us!
All europe have Know the truth for wake up
FISH FISH FISH FISH
🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪❤❤❤❤❤
0:39
r.ip. Bruno Ganz (*)
heavily inspired by track journey to the line from the thin red line
meine opa war ein deutschen soldat
If the world would know and accept the truth about that war .. our world would've been a bit different
@RUclips Will Delete This Channel For No Reason well you are so stupid and that's typical in this generation.
We can't resist on this web and we will bring the truth out in real life
This song plays in my mind when Trump departs the White House
President Trump will eventually be rewarded by time and history.
Perhaps his journey has not yet ended.
@@videogarage9221 I think people should move on from Trump and not duplicate the past out of paranoia and desperation.
@@alexdeghost2729 And you honestly think the dimwit in the oval office today is better than President Trump ? You've got to kidding me ! Joey Biden has destroyed this country in just 10 months ... as predicted.
@@videogarage9221 Thata strawman cuz I never claimed that :p I don’t like Biden at all.
So sad, the countless lives lost due to a despotic man in Germany.
Cometió errores fatales, pero no hizo nada malo.
RIP to those Nazi’s
*when some people who knew him were asked who was Adolf Hitler*
"Oh God!" ....*intense shaking*
"He was a genius, but only of evil"
"He was like a meteor, he came and when he couldn't destroyer or hurt anyone anymore he left"
End of Covid-19
🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
There's some tracks your missing
Why this sound like the beginning of the Black Ops 1 theme
ヨハネスは発電機を動かすために地下壕に留まった
Sophie Scholl "every life is precious" What if more Germans were faithful to that idea...than to Hitler? What if more Americans were as well?
Adolf is not dead
How is he not? He’d be over 100 if he was still alive today
He living on my hearth.
@@kassadin3818 Yes , he is living in our hearth
They killed the man but not the idea
LONG LIVE SACRED GERMANY!!!!
umsin
Alexandra Maria Lara has no any similarity with traudl junge she is skinny and tall contrary short women was traudl junge. May she rest in peace.