The Thin Red Line - Private Witt (Tribute)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- "The Thin Red Line - Private Witt (Tribute)"
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✖ --- A tribute to Private Witt and a music compilation based on a few of Private Witt's "themes". The Tribute shows various pictures about Private Witt and shows you the journey of his life shown in the film. "The Thin Red Line"
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***( STILL WORKING ON THE TRACK LIST )***
✖ * * Track List * *
1 - 00:00 : Intro / Village
2 - 01:57 : Playing with the Kids
3 - 03:11 : Playing with the Kids (alt 2)
4 - 04:53 : Playing with the Kids (alt 3)
5 - 06:28 : Jisas Yu Holem Hand Blong Mi
6 - 07:48 : Playing with the Kids (alt 3)
7 - 09:31 : Playing with the Kids ?
8 - 11:11 : ?? Village / ?
9 - 14:08 : Village ?
10 - 17:48 : The Hut ??
11 - 19:39 : ??
12 - 21:50 : ?? Japanese Counterattack / The River
13 - 23:19 : ?? The River
14 - 27:37 : Private Witt's Death
15 - 29:49 : Private Witt's Death 2
16 - 32:00 : Private Witt's Death 3
17 - 32:51 : Private Witt's Death 4
18 - 34:41 : Private Witt's Death 5
19 - 36:05 : Private Witt's Death 6
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✖ Music:
--- "00:00:00" by: Discordia
--- "Stone In My Heart" by: Gavin Greenaway
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✖ Note: --- I'm not the creator of the Music or Images, All rights belong to their respective owners. This video is purely fan-made and it's done for entertainment purposes only.
Every single element of this movie is absolute perfection. My number one favorite film ever.
Me too, Janet.
I love the look on Witt's face before he raises his rifle. Almost like he's thinking "well if this is how it's supposed to be then this is how it is."
I think he's realizing that the violence around him has changed him, it's something that even he's not able to protect himself from.
Since I have seen this movie I only have one goal in life: I aspire to be the kind of man Private Witt is in this movie.
Today I too see this movie ... and from that day my life goal is the same :)
My parents named me after this guy - Witt Alan
Indeed
Yes me too
This was the most profound movie I have ever seen!
To this day, my favourite cinematic experience. Try and see this on the big screen, no other movie has come close to capturing my heart and spirit like The Thin Red Line.
I saw it 9 times in theatres. I whole-heartedly agree, this is a film for the big screen.
One of the best movies I’ve ever seen, Witt is my hero!
Why the fuck would anyone put a thumbs down to this??? It’s utterly beautiful!
Jim Caviezel should’ve been nominated for that role.
The Thin Red Line
Best Actor : Jim Caviezel
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Film Editing
Best Cinematography
Best Screenplay
Best Sound
We need more humans like Witt. Im aspiring to be like him
the best war movie ever made! Private Ryan got Oscars only because US army has a positive picture there. But Thin line is so realistic and raw.
Most critics back in 1998 placed "Saving Private Ryan" and "The Thin Red Line" on the same lofty plateau. Certainly, they are two of the very best films about war ever made. "Saving Private Ryan" hit you in the gut from the opening scene of the bloody landing on Omaha Beach, while "The Thin Red Line" allowed its horrors to unfold on its audience slowly and deliberately, with American troops landing on Guadalcanal unopposed.
So it's the best war movie ever because it portrays the US Army negatively? By the way, it was the marines, not the army.
@Flying Hellfish Saving Privat Ryan is absolutly Bullshit.
The piece starting at 27:40, which accompanies Pv. Witt's death in the movie, never ceases to amaze me. It's about as perfect of a composition that could exist to symbolize Witt's earthly departure but more importantly, his unceasing faith in an afterlife.
He's everything I wanted to be as a man when I was growing up. Such a self reflective man, so gentle in a war so violent.. he refused to be baited into scenarios that would otherwise compromise other men's philosophical or theological resolve. A man although in fiction, lives within us all as an architype of what looks like a platonean embarkation inward that pushes our hero from seeming private (slave) to phliosopher, and more than a King . His altrusim clearly puts him above a King thus turning and making him a God....
This is music for the soul. It reaches some elusive spot deep inside, a place hard to describe, but basic, core, what makes us human. I listen to this five, six times a week, sometimes two, three times a day. It nourishes, sustains, heals, replenishes. Mille gracie!!!
Ditto. Im listening to it a few times a day at this stage. My favorite is between 19 - 21 mins. Profoundly beautiful
William DePaulo very well put!
William DePaulo yes yes yes
We all need to live with same attitude as pvt witt
L'un des meilleurs film que j'ai vu, et le meilleur film de guerre. Car au delà de la violence, il nous amène dans une réflection très profonde. J'ai énormément ete marqué, par ce film qui est plus qu'un film, justement a mes yeux.... il nous interroge, nous pénétre, la bande son, les images d'une beauté surréaliste et presque psychédélique, vous transporte au delà des mots au delà des actes. .. Je rêve a espèrer la version complète avec tous les acteurs manquants...Un jour, même si elle dure 5 heures, et surtout si elle dure 5 heures.... HANS ZIMMER y est bien sur pour bcp, ce compositeur de génie et le réalisateur se sont trouves, a l'unisson d'une oeuvre majeur..... certains morceaux passe d'une peinture a une autre, on est au calme, on passe dans l'inquiétude pour finir au desespoir, des frissons me parcoure tout le corps a chaque fois, que je réécoute cette musique, merci pour le partage....
I get this. The character Jim Caviezel played was so inspiring. Someone that can bring love into darkness.
Is this darkness in you too?
Do you imagine your sufferings will be less because you loved goodness? Truth?
A few months ago, we spent a week in Vanuatu and attended the Anglican church of the Resurrection in Port Vila. The massed choirs sang many of these tunes, it was one of the most emotional and memorable Eucharists that I have ever attended.
I understand that much of the choral music in the film is sung by the choir of the Anglican Cathedral in Honiara, Solomon Islands when a very dear ( late) friend was their first Archbishop
"Where's your spark now?"
Definitely a haunting, memorable film and score. Keveizel is perfect in his role. Great to see both sides of the soldiers in the conflict. This film has stayed in my mind for years after I saw it. Fabulous acting all around. A perfect 10/10. Simply brilliant and tragic. Such human wastage is war!
The Malaysian choir and Hans Zimmer are just flawless. Wish people would listen to real music.
Beautiful tribute with a soundtrack for the ages. This is very special war movie that transcends all the others. Thank you for posting this. Wasn't aware of this movie until I saw a clip of Jim Caviezel saying how he got this part and if he hadn't, he would have given up on an acting career. How he got it in his words was very spiritual. Witt IS Jim Caviezel!
Many awesome men have been lost without name. So much compassion has bee shared without naming the source. This is what keeps the world moving....
Private Witt was an idealist believer. He saw an other world. Many of us are awaken like him, we must search this world or act to birth it.
Not an "idealist believer". He was beyond that.
This movie is epic, but sadly completely overshadowed by Saving Private Ryan.
This was maybe the most underrated movie ever. The music alone should have won awards
Smeg somethingorother
AMEN
As much as I deeply love both movies, it saddens me as well... The Thin Red Line should get as much recognition as SVP
Smeg somethingorother But being overlooked has helped save this for the few who really get it.
@@AnnatarCarvour time will help. People were so into the gore of realism in the late 90s, but this movie is timeless and will outlast them all.
This was in my country Solomon island's
The best movie I've ever seen.
My great Uncle was a Marine in the Pacific Conflict in WW2, and he talked about the friendly natives. I don't know which ones, New Zealand or the ones near the Philipines? Very nice, thank you for doing this.
It makes me think about who "christ" really is... for all the things that entails. It's amazing! Endless.
_Live beautifully until the end_
Maybe the best film in history
I keep listening to this over and over. It still isn't getting old. It is all so great, but from 20 minutes onward it is just superb--particularly since those tracks are not on the original cd release. Thank you very much.
I've listened to it so many times too Ben! I really couldn't get over the movie or the score. I had to make this and it is by far my favorite! It is just so beautiful to listen to and I wanted the pictures to go along with the music as much as I could and hope that you enjoyed that as much as I have making it. Sharing it with other people inspired by The Thin Red Line. I want to say that I am very happy to hear all the comments I've received, they are absolutely astonishing to me, really thankful to hear them. Oh and I ran into a post before I started making it and someone released the "Ultimate Motion Picture Score" (it was over five and a half hours long)... the way I got the "unused" tracks was by finding the pieces I wanted to use which I thought would fit Witt's theme and my main idea was to add all the versions together in one setting at a time (Example: Witt's death themes all together). But I did intend to do more releases for the unused tracks, putting each theme together in one setting like I did with a few in this tribute. I ran into one problem which I haven't before when I made this one. I'd get the one I wanted which was about half ways into the entire audio file. When I actually would cut it there would be no audio and it just wouldn't load. I was going to do one of all the versions for the track "Stone in my heart", "Journey to the line" etc. But I'll be sure to work on it more, I need to identify where each music piece is in the file yet. Meanwhile I have been doing a lot of projects for other videos and stockpiling them pretty much. But I'll have to really get back into this one for sure.
--- Here is a photo link of the actual full album track list (which I haven't seen the the full unreleased album since because where I got it, I noticed the file had gotten deleted quite awhile ago)
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I am listenig over and over
The beginning is Gabriel FAURÉ, Requiem, "In paradisium" ! (1890)
Thanks man
I ve been in combat and this music caught me out and it helps me to get the peace, thanks 4 post it
Great job. I love this music and this film
Best film ever
Just WOW !!!!
expressive, emotional, much too , thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for this! The older I get, the more I love and appreciate this movie. It has so much depth and soul. The way they handle Witt's character in the movie is great filmmaking, and of course the music helps us feel all that on an emotional level. PS. I also used to have that 5h30min Ultimate Motion Picture Score on my hard disk but it broke down... Now they have taken it down from RUclips. :(
Great movie, realistic , human and with freedom sense since beginning to end !
Stop cutting onion in my room, please. LOL. In Tears
Soul-moving music. Thank you.
In the blu ray collector edition of the movie, Zimmer explains that the score was composed prior to the shooting of the movie; Zimmer had just elements of the script to compose. I think it is clearly felt here through this montage which is very good, although I would have preferred all the pictures selected kept with the movie aspect ratio as you use it at the beginning. If I'm not mistaken the unused elements of the music score are in the bonuses of the blu ray. Terrence Malick used to have the score played while the actors were acting he says in the commentary of the shooting in the blu ray.
It's by far the best war movie I've seen to this day. It has depth and doesn't just present things as a simple adventure war movie. Jim Caviezel is absolutely astounding in the character of private Witt.
the 17:48 theme appears in two of my prefered scenes of the film, the witt-welsh conversations.
Greater love hath no man...
Well done my good and faithful servant...
Witt n Doss
the BEST film of war. private Ryan win oscar for the judens of Hollywood
Jorge Herrero Gálvez Shakespeare in love won 7 Oscars, that was the problem not Saving Private Ryan.
Magnifique
My most favoured movie.
AWESOME
beautifull
Aw3some
Thanks so much for doing this. Brilliant stuff.
I've never balled so much I know the Korean a phillipino war was so graphic it so hard to think what these soldiers fought for so that we may be free because if the brave
Wow what an amazing job, thank you so much.
impresionante
There are no others war movies better than this. Honour to all the Marines. I'll be there one day.
Very good
Jim é tudo o que o meu coração ❤️ sempre sonhou
bo film et surtout la musique et les paysages
This movie originally was supposed to be centered around Adrienne Brody's character, but I am thinking it turned out better this way, Also what has happened to Jim 's career he should have exploded after the Passion of the Christ.
All things shinning
When the kids sing. It makes me think they are praising their elders and their friends that left them alone on this Earth!
Stand up for all the U.S. Marines. Thanks to them today we leave in a free world. God bless America.
Nooop Thanks soon... thanks for you, you are the Best part of Me!!!
A dor das lágrimas de um soldado...
Petite précision: Intro / village = "In Paradisium" dans le Requiem de Gabriel Fauré
Merci
Lindo Jim nadando com as crianças 😘
My favorite WW2 film of all time... the only thing I didn't like in this movie was Witts death
moving
4:53
50k wut hypeeeeeeeeeee
l'intro c'est "le requiem"de Gabriel Forre
Gabriel Fauré, more precisely!
Faure Requiem Op48, the last few minutes of the piece.
i would like to know the second song play at 1:57, until 6:28
Hello Mr. Reese!
Private Witt was a better Jesus figure than Jesus in The Passion (from an atheist)
dude 100k?
What's the name of the tune from 2 to 11 minutes? A choir tune too.
Jesus fought in WW2?
Despite Jim becoming a right wing Christian loon this music is beautiful