This moment here in the books and the movies is immensely important, because it highlights the point Suzanne Collins was trying to make, which got glossed over a bit with all the hype surrounding the movies. Society had become so dysfunctional that they were sending kids, little kids, to fight to the death for their entertainment. This is a social commentary - we must try our hardest to escape this fate.
@T McDougal “This is already happening here and now”, Wtf!? Is there some hunger games/sentencing children to death that I wasn't aware of? Try again you melodramatic fool!
@@stevedavidson5038 I could almost understand this comparison if it was made right _now,_ but wtf was happening a year ago where kids were being killed?
@@stevedavidson5038 The Syrian Refugee crisis and the humanitarian crisis in Yemen have claimed the lives of many children due to starvation and armed conflict. And to this day, child soldiers in Africa do exist, and sometimes fight against other child soldiers. Needless to say, the comparison to the Hunger Games doesn't need to be elaborated on.
I heard this song today and I didn't know where it came from, but it gave me goosebumps and I didn't know why. Later I realized - it was Rue's song and the song of the beginning of a rebellion.
*Deep in the meadow, under the willow A bed of grass, a soft green pillow Lay down your head, and close your sleepy eyes And when again they open, the sun will rise. Here it's safe, here it's warm Here the daisies guard you from every harm Here your dreams are sweet and tomorrow brings them true Here is the place where I love you. Deep in the meadow, hidden far away A cloak of leaves, a moonbeam ray Forget your woes and let your troubles lay And when again it's morning, they'll wash away. Here it's safe and here it's warm And here the daisies guard you from every harm And here your dreams are sweet and tomorrow brings them true Here is the place where I love you.* I'm crying....
I remember watching this movie in school a few years ago. When we got to this scene, everyone in the class held three fingers up, just like Katniss did.
I saw all the movies blind with my sibling (who had seen the books and films before). When this scene came up, I cried, and she responded that *nobody* gets through this part unscathed.
"Did you blow up the food..?" "Every last bit of it." "You have to win....." "Can you sing-..? Katniss looked like she was in so much pain. In the books she described how she felt the little bit of home she felt with Rue had vanished, and she was all alone again.
her last and final request was just a song from katniss. rue is no longer in pain, in agony, in danger, she’s now in the peaceful meadows, running around to play and explore, not escaping her death.
CRY CRY CRY I can't help myself it just happenes all the time I listen to this, actually pretty often. This is such a beautiful song I can't stop listening to it. Rue was absolutely my favorite character, she was so cute and I still watch back the parts where she was still alive and the part where she died. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I played this on the flute in band and I could feel the music touching eveyone in the room, it was like we could feel the rebellion and the loss of Rue
My band for school is playing The Hunger Games piece because I told my teacher to find one.. So we are playing one and it has Horn of Plenty and this in it, JUST THE FEELS ACK.
I loved Rue, so much I cried when she was killed. To me, she was the spark that started the revolution as her death caused District 11 to being a riot and Katniss cared about her so much.
You know when you listen to a piece of music and you just have to stop... stop what your doing, sit back and just listen because it's so beautiful? I always get that at 2:42
Did the same thing with my sibling (I didn’t watch the films, they had before)! They said nobody refrains from crying during Rue’s death and honestly looking at the comment section I get where she’s coming from
If anything I feel like this was the part that sparked something in Catniss' journey. I feel like it was the rough and jagged reality that this was going to happen over and over again if she didnt do something about it. If it wasnt Rue it would have been someone else. Someone she wouldn't even have the pleasure of meeting. And it was. It's always an amazing thing to go back and see the start to a long journey, just to more clearly recognize where you began and what you began with.
So powerful. This is really a beautiful piece: it's a very dramatic, emotional, powerful song, and the transitions are stunning! And of course, Rue. Fuck me. I literally BAWL MY EYES OUT every freaking time I see it. EVERY TIME! RIP, Rue. We will NEVER forget you! ;~;
OMG I love Rue so ducking much, and I got nostalgic cause I saw this movie years ago and read the books a long time ago too and I'm crying and I can't stop cause this looks like it was soo long ago and I feel alone and depressed... Has anyone felt all of that at the same time?
F*ck i can't forget this soundtrack, and i'm cry like a d*ck when hearing this soundtrack! This is the real masterpiece both movie and all soundtrack ;( and I had no idea how to forget this movie and every soundtrack on it. Seriously, I can't forget the movie and the soundtrack even for a single day(a very weird feeling ), how to stop and delete this soundtrack on my head?!! HOW?!!
The bit from 2:56 onwards is one of the themes I've been looking for. It's both nostalgic and sad at the same time. For one, it appropriately encapsulates the emotions that flow. In the first film, it plays for Rue's death and the resulting District 11 riots. In Catching Fire, I believe it played when Katniss honored Rue and Thresh during her and Peeta's visit to District 11 in the Victory Tour. Then in Mockingjay Part 2, it plays right at the very end during the epilogue when Katniss and Peeta are with their kids. It's the moment when Katniss wraps up the series perfectly with her quote: "There are much worse games to play." I don't remember when/if it plays in Mockingjay Part 1 though. Additionally, the nostalgia this theme conveys is quite interesting. It's kinda strange to have a series about a dystopian nation who makes children fight to the death convey nostalgia with how dark the premise is. However, I distinctly remember when the popularity of the series was at its peak as each of the movies came out, and I got to see each of the main four films when they were released. I did also read the books as well. Plus, the wave of nostalgia I experienced revisiting these films in 2023 was real. I guess if there's anything I can take away from this, it's to always treasure the serene moments you have. Obviously, you will occasionally have those darker moments (especially if 2020 was any indication). But you should never give up and always count the miracles and good things you've been given. Plus, it's okay to be sad, because embracing every emotion makes us more well rounded. This makes Katniss all the more relatable, especially with what she mentions at the very end of the series: the game where she tries to recollect each joyful memory.
I’m fully certain that the reason I cried during this scene opening night was a combination of the beautiful scene those actresses gave us and this magnificent score
I also cried when I watch the scene, but yet I thought: better that they kill her and not Katniss. Besides, Katniss couldn't never have done it anyway.
Until I read the books and saw the movies, the saddest scene I have ever seen in a movie was Artax's death in Neverending Story. Rue's death hit extremely hard.
I'm playing this out loud and my Mom is in the room and she said, "If I relax anymore I'll die." And I nearly broke into tears. We don't joke about death while this OST plays Mom! Ugh.
![The Hunger Games [Soundtrack] - 12 - Healing Katniss [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8CrfaDUU4Ps/mqdefault.jpg)
When Rue asked Katniss to sing was what really broke my heart - Rue realized she was dying :'(
PLEASE STOP BREAKING MY HEART INTO TINY BITS
this comment broke me
QUIET IM TRYING NOT TO CRY
This moment here in the books and the movies is immensely important, because it highlights the point Suzanne Collins was trying to make, which got glossed over a bit with all the hype surrounding the movies. Society had become so dysfunctional that they were sending kids, little kids, to fight to the death for their entertainment. This is a social commentary - we must try our hardest to escape this fate.
Escape? This is already happening here and now. But what is worse: Entertainment or Apathy?
@T McDougal “This is already happening here and now”, Wtf!? Is there some hunger games/sentencing children to death that I wasn't aware of? Try again you melodramatic fool!
@@stevedavidson5038 I could almost understand this comparison if it was made right _now,_ but wtf was happening a year ago where kids were being killed?
@@stevedavidson5038 I think what he's talking about is that we live in a dysfunctional society today.
@@stevedavidson5038 The Syrian Refugee crisis and the humanitarian crisis in Yemen have claimed the lives of many children due to starvation and armed conflict. And to this day, child soldiers in Africa do exist, and sometimes fight against other child soldiers. Needless to say, the comparison to the Hunger Games doesn't need to be elaborated on.
"You have to win..."
A Simple Meme QUIT!! You’re making me cry
i broke down when she said that
@@dellcomputer9181 same 🥺
*kisses fingers and salutes towards sky*
*gets shot*
is it bad that i low key laughed at this comment ?😂
Boi the capitol have some dark magic
TELL ME WHY I LAUGHED
lol Morgan Freeman was executed in the capitol
I heard this song today and I didn't know where it came from, but it gave me goosebumps and I didn't know why. Later I realized - it was Rue's song and the song of the beginning of a rebellion.
I cry at 3:30 then just break down at 3:50. So beautiful
I'm trying not yo cry :(
It's the best part
They put that in every single movie AND IT ALWAYS GETS ME UPSET
I deeply understand
*Deep in the meadow, under the willow
A bed of grass, a soft green pillow
Lay down your head, and close your sleepy eyes
And when again they open, the sun will rise.
Here it's safe, here it's warm
Here the daisies guard you from every harm
Here your dreams are sweet and tomorrow brings them true
Here is the place where I love you.
Deep in the meadow, hidden far away
A cloak of leaves, a moonbeam ray
Forget your woes and let your troubles lay
And when again it's morning, they'll wash away.
Here it's safe and here it's warm
And here the daisies guard you from every harm
And here your dreams are sweet and tomorrow brings them true
Here is the place where I love you.*
I'm crying....
I'm crying with ya :'(
Then you are an horrible person for making us remember that song... i'm gonna cry :'c
😭😭😭😭🐿️
@@KeroseneAikoChancue riot!
The 5 dislikes president snow and the careers
+Kelly Angel Burn and Commander Lyme and Snows granddaughter too lol :>)
Why is that? Commander Lyme is part of the rebel, sadly she died straight after Katniss got shot after her emotional speech at District 2
Kelly Angel Burn i dont think seneca is a bad guy, he just has a shitty job. He could be way better than this
And everyone who cried so hard their eyes got blurry and accidentally tapped it
Nothing to say, this song is just incredible
+eleve “NCMS” copernic A MASTERPIECE from James Newton Howard!!!
+ Alta copernic "NCMS" es genial! pero recordemos que no es cancion es soundrack jajajajajaa
I always cry at the scene Rue dies. It's a scene full of respect, sadness and tears... :'(
Katniss volunteered to save her sister Prim but in the end Prim still lost her life. Heartbreaking.
This reminds me of Dumbledore's farewell, both are written so well that, most people can't hold back the tears.
3:30 is my favorite part
+Rachel Walton mine too
Same here! I wish it did that more than just once in the song!
It always makes me teary eyed
Than you will all love princess mononoke ^^
I remember watching this movie in school a few years ago. When we got to this scene, everyone in the class held three fingers up, just like Katniss did.
This song has feels to it on so many different levels. Whoever created this amazing piece of music is truly s genius.. A mastermind. A musical God...
A genius**
The composer is James Newton Howard. He created the excellent score for the four Hunger Games films.
Ahhhhh this was so touching..
Right in the feels
We played this in our band class.
+Courtney Kendall Your so lucky!
2:56-4:55 I can play this on my keyboard. I just put the voice on slow strings
Courtney Kendall
How did you make it though without tearing up? That's impressive.
Good band class
I saw all the movies blind with my sibling (who had seen the books and films before). When this scene came up, I cried, and she responded that *nobody* gets through this part unscathed.
my turtle died today and i can't stop listening to this song :-(
Don't you know that turtles love forever, just somewhere else??
NOOO POOR TURTLE! im sorry for your loss, he still loves you.
My rabbit died today:'(
I cry while listening 😭
Oh I am so so sorry. I have also 2 turtles at home and they almost died too.
RIP turtle😔😭
I have a turtle. That hurts 😭❤️
Try reading rue's death scene in the book while listening to this music. I swear it's sad as heck!
I cried without the music.
Bianca Bluepie that too...
bet
"Did you blow up the food..?"
"Every last bit of it."
"You have to win....."
"Can you sing-..?
Katniss looked like she was in so much pain. In the books she described how she felt the little bit of home she felt with Rue had vanished, and she was all alone again.
"Just this time, 12. For Rue."
from 1:27 till 2:50...... this is when i get goosebumps
2:56 i start crying GOSH THIS IS AMAZING...
Yeah me too :/
The fact that Rue didnt had a Suprised look on her face when she got Hit by the spear literally tells that She knew she wasnt gonna make it 😢😢
I rarely cry in a movie... and I never cry after more tan 2 times seeing it... but THIS defeats me every time... RUEEEEE! NOOOOO!!! ;(
It's beautiful!
The first time I watched rue die i felt as if I had lost something so important. I cried so bad. Now I cry every time I see that scene
This simply kills you. My throat feels so thight.
this song is just such a masterpiece i cant explain it in words
I cry a lot every time I see that part. Maybe it's because of how much I know how it feels to lose a friend, especially the ones you love.
Probably the best soundtrack of all the time
her last and final request was just a song from katniss. rue is no longer in pain, in agony, in danger, she’s now in the peaceful meadows, running around to play and explore, not escaping her death.
"Promise me, you have to win." -Rue
"can you sing?" that absolutely broke my heart. she knew she was dying.
Listening to the part from 3:30 was like taking a flaming arrow through the heart.
James Newton Howard is a genius
03:30 I'm above the clouds.
right? I don't think I will ever hear a song that makes me feel like this one does.
0:00-1:25 is hauntingly beautiful... and so sad
2:56 and on
This world needs peace. This world needs happiness. This world needs love.🌍💕❤
I have goose bumps, this was so touching and emotional..
When i saw this part of the movie i was like i hate myself for watching it TEAM RUE FOREVES MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
when I read the books, I cried so much :-( ... just one of the best book, I've ever read !
CRY CRY CRY I can't help myself it just happenes all the time I listen to this, actually pretty often. This is such a beautiful song I can't stop listening to it. Rue was absolutely my favorite character, she was so cute and I still watch back the parts where she was still alive and the part where she died. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
the whole thing is beautiful
I played this on the flute in band and I could feel the music touching eveyone in the room, it was like we could feel the rebellion and the loss of Rue
"if we burn you burn with us"
The BEST Hunger Games soundtrack
2:57 *When you drop your phone and it won't turn on again*
SO FUCKING FUNNY OMG
This song.... Is perfect
One of the most intense scenes
gave me the chills and i actually started crying.
My band for school is playing The Hunger Games piece because I told my teacher to find one.. So we are playing one and it has Horn of Plenty and this in it, JUST THE FEELS ACK.
I loved Rue, so much I cried when she was killed. To me, she was the spark that started the revolution as her death caused District 11 to being a riot and Katniss cared about her so much.
2:56-4:55 MY FAVORITE PART OF SONG OUT OF ALL OF THE OTHER SONGS IN THIS MOVIE!!!
You know when you listen to a piece of music and you just have to stop... stop what your doing, sit back and just listen because it's so beautiful? I always get that at 2:42
This leitmotif kept playing through out the entire series when marathoned it.
Anytime I heard it, it brings tears to my eyes
Did the same thing with my sibling (I didn’t watch the films, they had before)! They said nobody refrains from crying during Rue’s death and honestly looking at the comment section I get where she’s coming from
If anything I feel like this was the part that sparked something in Catniss' journey.
I feel like it was the rough and jagged reality that this was going to happen over and over again if she didnt do something about it.
If it wasnt Rue it would have been someone else. Someone she wouldn't even have the pleasure of meeting. And it was.
It's always an amazing thing to go back and see the start to a long journey, just to more clearly recognize where you began and what you began with.
I love this song and all the movies and all the books
When I was 9 or 10 I read the part where Rue died, that's when I realized what death was.
Marvel disliked this
Mario metalbender : That's because they make awful movies involving superheroes.
***** : Right. My bad. :P
+Mario metalbender i don't always comment on yt, but i must say.... lol
+Mario metalbender marvel has created 6 accounts because of that
jedd You're right :D
Finally, I found this masterpiece.
This song lasts five minutes but hurts a lifetime!
Guaranteed or you have no soul! /j
So powerful. This is really a beautiful piece: it's a very dramatic, emotional, powerful song, and the transitions are stunning! And of course, Rue. Fuck me. I literally BAWL MY EYES OUT every freaking time I see it. EVERY TIME! RIP, Rue. We will NEVER forget you! ;~;
I'm still here,,,,,,,,,crying
OMG I love Rue so ducking much, and I got nostalgic cause I saw this movie years ago and read the books a long time ago too and I'm crying and I can't stop cause this looks like it was soo long ago and I feel alone and depressed... Has anyone felt all of that at the same time?
Poor Rue
James Newton Howard been giving me chills since The Village
F*ck i can't forget this soundtrack, and i'm cry like a d*ck when hearing this soundtrack!
This is the real masterpiece both movie and all soundtrack ;( and I had no idea how to forget this movie and every soundtrack on it. Seriously, I can't forget the movie and the soundtrack even for a single day(a very weird feeling
), how to stop and delete this soundtrack on my head?!! HOW?!!
Same man. Im thinking about it all the time. Absolutely beautifil time. But time, about one week you wont think about it. :)
The bit from 2:56 onwards is one of the themes I've been looking for. It's both nostalgic and sad at the same time. For one, it appropriately encapsulates the emotions that flow. In the first film, it plays for Rue's death and the resulting District 11 riots. In Catching Fire, I believe it played when Katniss honored Rue and Thresh during her and Peeta's visit to District 11 in the Victory Tour. Then in Mockingjay Part 2, it plays right at the very end during the epilogue when Katniss and Peeta are with their kids. It's the moment when Katniss wraps up the series perfectly with her quote: "There are much worse games to play." I don't remember when/if it plays in Mockingjay Part 1 though.
Additionally, the nostalgia this theme conveys is quite interesting. It's kinda strange to have a series about a dystopian nation who makes children fight to the death convey nostalgia with how dark the premise is. However, I distinctly remember when the popularity of the series was at its peak as each of the movies came out, and I got to see each of the main four films when they were released. I did also read the books as well. Plus, the wave of nostalgia I experienced revisiting these films in 2023 was real.
I guess if there's anything I can take away from this, it's to always treasure the serene moments you have. Obviously, you will occasionally have those darker moments (especially if 2020 was any indication). But you should never give up and always count the miracles and good things you've been given. Plus, it's okay to be sad, because embracing every emotion makes us more well rounded. This makes Katniss all the more relatable, especially with what she mentions at the very end of the series: the game where she tries to recollect each joyful memory.
The part gives me a lot of “EMOTIONAL DAMAGE “
2:57 makes me sad af.
YOU are crying, i'm not crying
Makes me cry every time
This made my eyes turn into a dam water fall
I cried when Rue died and this song played. R.I.P Rue :'(
I’m fully certain that the reason I cried during this scene opening night was a combination of the beautiful scene those actresses gave us and this magnificent score
2:55 One of the few movies that make me cry every time
I also cried when I watch the scene, but yet I thought: better that they kill her and not Katniss. Besides, Katniss couldn't never have done it anyway.
@2:56. Let it go. Just...let it go...
This made me cry. Again
A beuatiful emoional piece of music! Another great movie composer!
So beautiful
:CCC, Rueee!!! I'm crying now ;C
This was the first time I cried while watching a film or TV show because the scene is so sad and that mixed with the music
Until I read the books and saw the movies, the saddest scene I have ever seen in a movie was Artax's death in Neverending Story. Rue's death hit extremely hard.
This is really heavy . . . Good Peace
no other book or movie has made me feel feels but this one
That was beautiful !! I Love the Hunger Games sooooooo much
3:30 until the end is soooooooooooooo LOVELY
lay on ground try not to cry cry alot...
Gives me chills every time 😢❤
Is the best music from all.
I cried so much on this scene!
I wonder what will play when Prim dies.
Kelly Angel Burn somehow, that’s the most haunting of all.
Your Biggest Fan (Subscribe to Become A Fan) Nothing played. Y’all have probably watched it by now, but she was killed by a bomb. No music
2:55 best part!!
This song makes me feel so nostalgic
Merveilleux
From 2:30-4:00 is where I get goosebumps
3:30 to the end of it makes me almost cry mostly I cried in the actual movie but THE MEMORIES!!!
So beautiful
I'm playing this out loud and my Mom is in the room and she said, "If I relax anymore I'll die." And I nearly broke into tears. We don't joke about death while this OST plays Mom! Ugh.
Ok I was searching for this soundtrack, it reminds me Harry Potter...