'The Da Vinci Code'. End Scene ft the music, 'Chevaliers de Sangreal', by Hans Zimmer
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All I did was edit the clip to provide the maximum viewing experience of this incredible, final scene of the movie. I hope everyone continues to enjoy the clip for the magical piece of movie-making that it is, thanks to the talents of actor, Tom Hanks; musician, Hans Zimmer; and Director, Ron Howard. © 2012 Sony Pictures Digital Inc. All Rights Reserved.
'The Da Vinci Code', released May 19, 2006 by Columbia Pictures, is based on the book, 'The Da Vinci Code', by Dan Brown. Screenplay by Akiva Goldsman. Music, including the beautiful track, featured here in the final scene, 'Chevaliers de Sangreal', by Hans Zimmer. Director, Ron Howard.
Many of you have already commented on the brilliant work of musician, Hans Zimmer, and actor, Tom Hanks in this final scene. Let's not forget the talented work of Ron Howard, the Director. I'm inclined to believe, myself, that these three are the perfect combination for movie-making: Tom Hanks, Hans Zimmer, and Ron Howard (also Director of 'The Grinch', starring Jim Carrey; and 'Ritchie Cunningham' from 'Happy Days').
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I was browsing for any additional information on the music,'Chevaliers de Sangreal' and came across this page: www.filmtracks.... "...I wasn't really paying attention. But when Track 13 began, I literally stopped what I was doing and just sat mesmorized and moved. That one track captures so much history, so much emotion, so much power and integrity. Hans, another fine job." Author unkown.
This ending came out of nowhere. Like: "Hey, the story is finished, but you know what. here you have goosebumps the next 3 minutes"
Much better ending than in the book.
It's visualized perfectly with this music on top wow
Not my favourite movie by any stretch of the imagination but my favourite ending ever. Perfect, especially the music.
Honestly seems like more of an FU to Silas. "Hey that thing you wanted? It was right underneath me when you murdered me"
And HEAVENS* OPENED UP but for WHO??
its really really goosebumps i hear this, unbelievable that someone can write this masterpiece of music
Hans Zimmer doesn't write music. He doesn't write a film score. He creates an atmosphere. This scene is so powerful because Hanks portrays so much with no dialogue, and Zimmer pounds your emotions, lifting them up to match those of Hanks' character. Genius.
I just love how Tom Hanks kneels down, like as if he were a templar knight.....so cool
Makes the end of the movie so more significant.
Yup! Best scene
Spongebob0911 He was a "Secret Templar Knight" remember?
+Spongebob0911
I agree. His response is - reverence..
Templars are still here, brother ! Non nobis domine, non nobis, sed nomini tua da gloriam.
NNDNN
This is how the book describes this scene:
"With a sudden upwelling of reverence, Robert Langdon fell to his knees.
For a moment, he thought he heard a woman's voice…the wisdom of the ages…whispering up from the chasms of the earth."
What's so cool about the soundtrack of the move version is that right at the moment that he decides to kneel, you actually hear the (female) vocals for the first time too! Amazingly done.
Chills, man!! Blows me away. Thank you for it!
Was she "she"? Or did abba go bitch on the boy? You really ought to believe in Jesus. Why don't you pray for Jesus? . . . That he's doing better in the place he evacuated to than he did when he resided with the likes of us.
That's because Hans Zimmer is a musical genius
I actually read the book and added this music at the end
Thats why Hans Zimmer is a masterpiece that must be protected at all costs. He just understands how to turn words from a book into musical magic for the big screen.
Imagine holding a secret of that magnitude. A secret that people have died for. A secret people would kill for. And you know it. And it must never be spoken of. If necessary, you must sacrifice yourself to protect it. Think of the weight of that on your shoulders.
"Every lie we tell incurs a debt to The Truth, sooner or later, that debt is paid."
He would have to tell the society so they can move her when needed
A doctor whose name shall never be spoken of, you know who.
some ppl will know of dangerous forbidden truths about biblical stuff, mankinds origins, secret histories, the universe, dinosaurs, aliens, hitler, JFK, immortality, covid etc
Atlas would be proud. And yes it can be daunting. But alas there is no greater ally than GOD himself. 😇✌
when the camera tilt from the top of his head and make it way towards the grave, it gave me chils every time
yes thats true. it gives me the chills everytime too. i love the ending of the film.
me too
great ending-scene
Reza Raditya same! every. single. time. no joke
Reza Raditya who was that in the bottom in the grave thanks
Mary Magdalene
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard in my 73 years
Respect
Hope you're still in good health. Take care!
Hi, Rachel. Reply if you're still alive. Sorry, I like to be direct.
Frequency. You are a beautiful species.
Absolutely.
At that moment when he kneels and closes his eyes and begins to pray, it doesn't matter whether you believe or not he is praying to a higher power and knelt in respect to a world that no human can understand because at the end of the day faith can never be documented or recorded or even preserved... It is what we as human beings we carry in our hearts and in our souls
Christopher, he was a "Secret" Knights Templar which the Curator and a handful of other only knew. He was compelled to knell down an pay homage to "The Holy Grail"..JMO
He was a puzzle solver. He obviously felt some type of belief or faith to kneel down/ At the end of the day all myth or legend has an element of truth.
Jane, yes! Absolutely to keep a secret! Men are capable to bury secrets to the point of forgetting them forever.
Nope, when you pray to a "higher being" you're doing nothing except talking to your imaginary friend. I can't stand people like you who talk ill about reason and evidence, you know, the very thing that calls your beliefs into account.
And it's people like you mock other people for there belief and own opinion which is different from yours. It's people like you I can't stand who believe that their view is the only view.
as Teabing said "You'll find her, and you'll knell before her"
It's *kneel* but it's ok. Anyways, the movie is amazing
And you'll set her free, upon the world!
Teabing to Langdon: maybe..some who's *worthy*
-Universe: *Yes*
I remember watching this in the cinema, the whole place was quiet and in awe of the music and this beautiful scene
I'm sad that I'll never watch this masterpiece in the cinema
I can imagine that, and it ads goosebumps. That is what cinema, in my, opinion is at its best: creating a sense of awe and wonder and every beautiful feeling imaginable through the synergy of the visual and auditory components.
every cinema is quiet^^
😮
I wish I was there... Its my favourite movie of the trilogy. I watched the other 2 movies in cinemas but not this one.
"The holy grail ‘neath ancient Roslin waits.
Adorned in masters’ loving art, she lies.
The blade and chalice guarding o'er her gates.
She rests at last beneath the starry skies."
the sacred female
she is humanity
too bad that this words are not so poetic in english as in french...Le Saint Graal sous l'ancestrale Roslin attend, lame comme calice y veillent jalousement, toute d'oeuvres maîtresses auréolée, elle repose enfin sous le ciel étoilé...
@@leneanderthalien I disagree. I think it sounds beautiful in English.
In spanish (not latam) sounds great too:
" El grial aguarda bajo Rossline Ancestral.
Reposa en el fondo por obras maestras ornado.
La espada y el cáliz vigilan su portal.
El manto que lo cubre es el cielo estrellado."
This scene's power comes from being the most intimate of all the MOVIE CLIMAXES, all the others are EXTERNAL and the last one is INTERNAL. The FIRST climax is when Silas is killed, the Bishop is silenced, and the Cop realizes he's been tricked. The SECOND climax happens when Sophie discovers her real identity and the audience is given two breadcrumbs - Sophie's grandfather died and the resting place of Mary is LOST FOREVER and she mocks Tom Hanks, "and maybe you are a Knight on a Grail Quest." So when Tom Hanks follows the SIGN and on INSTINCT, discovers the true resting place of the Holy Grail, it is SUCH a POWERFUL CATHARTIC RELEASE for the audience, exploding in our souls and minds with such force....And Tom Hanks realizes his OWN IDENTITY.....He gets to know the answer to the question, WHO AM I.....and upon this realization, he kneels in HONOR of Mary, but also he Accepts that he is a KNIGHT sworn by duty and oath....And the MUSIC......escalates this into such a POWERFUL ENDING....that very few films have ever achieved in HISTORY...BRAVO to Ron Howard, his team, and everyone involved in creating one of the most special ENDINGS we've seen..........
REEEEAAAAALLLLLLYYYY TTTTTTRRRRIIIIIPPPPPING
She did jokingly call him Sir Robert.
A joke from Sophie's lips is a commandment to move worlds perhaps?
Perhaps, but the joke is simply a final Hero Goal for the movie and for the final part of the Grail Quest - coming to grips with being a Knight of the Divine Mother.
+Miquiel Banks You are so right. I love music and acting, both have so much to do with each other. This film as well as the music are just great! Emotional, expressive, the feelings drive Achterban with this great interplay. A real masterpiece. Warm greetings from Germany
Hans zimmer is the mozart of modern time
Mozart was a weirdie type of guy for his time, so I guess I could sort of see him as Mozart, but Beethoven fits better. Beethoven was also a werid bird, but his stuff was super emotional. There was a lot of powerful feeling in all of his music and Zimmer definitely fits that.
It's hard to disagree ;)
Salvator Mundi. In two days.
N.... njaaaa. Ludovico Einaudi.
okivan very nice well done
Truly one of the best endings I’ve ever seen. I don’t care what critics said, this movie is fantastic.
Are there movie critics who have said bad things about this movie?! Seriously?! 🙄🤔
I know that it’s an unpopular opinion, but I didn’t think that the Ron Howard trilogy was all that bad. Sure, it wasn’t perfection, but it was enjoyable at least to me.
Agreed.
c'est un film mauvais mais avec une fin et musique splendide ! et avec la pyramide; la nuit ... le plus beau monument de Paris avec la sainte chapelle
Am I the only one who finds that this music brings tears to my eyes no matter how often I listen to it? Hans Zimmer is brilliant.
No Man. I'm actually in years too.
I'm from Brazil, a country that was "colonized" by the Templars, 523 years ago, a detail that a few people they n my country knows.
Things here in Brazil are Very rough this days, corruption and lies from our govmnerment are spreading fast in my dear land and not being confronted and not being judged. We lost hope to Republic, that exists since 1889 and my people are lost, they don't know where to Go now, they are lost because they truly don't know about its true History and Culture, they don't know we were molded by the Portuguese Trmplars itselves, that we were a powerful, feared, loved and respected Empire )11822-1889), we faced many wars - phisically and diplomatic - and we won, one of our great achievements was defeating the powerful England itself, The Brazilian Empire - metaphorically - put Queen Victoria in her kness towards our great Emperor D. Pedro II (Second).
My people doesn't know that they inhereted this fighting spirit and sense of justice because of the Templars. It's so sad and frustrating! But thank God the truth us cominho back, we are awakening and once everyone awakes we'll stablish the thing that God was trying to show us through all this years, the only thing that worked in my country: The Empire of Brazi.
Irmãos, é nosso dever, continuar o legado dos Templários e de Deus, voltar para onde nunca deveríamos ter saído. No topo do mundo! Para perto de Deus!
God bless our Emperor!
Deus abençóe nosso Imperador!
God bless the Brazilian Empire!
Deus abençoe o Império do Brazil
Ave Glória! Ave Império!
Match Chavalloers de Samgreal!!
Avante Cavaleiros da Ordem de Cristo!
This has to be one of my favourite pieces of all time. Last night, I saw the London Film Music Orchestra perform this and the way it just kept on building and building, it was so overwhelming and I couldn’t stop myself from welling up. Hans Zimmer is an amazing composer.
No, no eres el único, aun al escucharla me salen las lágrimas.
Just wept. Again. After what. 20 years? Just about? Every time. Every. Time
Craziest part is I don't even know why lol...I chalk it up to the beauty of the composition.
I could just watch this scene over and over and over.......Makes you want to go and discover something....#Masterpiece"
😄😄
This movie made me interested in history
Veracious !!!
I haven't been as impacted by a scene like this since the epiphany scene in the film a beautiful mind, where the young Jonh Nash discovers the idea he's looking for and makes the breakthrough of a lifetime (the Nash equilibrium).
ikr
It might not be a truly faithfull book to film adaptation, but this scene here is absolute proof this is one of the most underrated movies of all time. Just epic, gives me chills every time!
This was UNDERRATED??!!
@@RedHood001-KA Hell yeah.
Noth faithful MOVIE to a BOOK. Lol
I so agree. The film is so unfairly criticised by some - just look at its ratings on Rotten Tomatoes! But name me one film which has the religious gravity that this one has. Which draws on such a clever blend of historic fact and historic speculation with so many important and emotional themes running through it. It really is such a special book and film I think. Its a real weighty experience with flashes of the divine. I can't think of any others that feel anything like this one.
@@elcanaldeselene What? It's a novel first before it was a movie. So "book to film adaptation" is right.
She is really there, isn't she? That music can make anything real!
Yes
I think so.
Well the Magdalen was real, and we Christians Love Her forever. As was Christ. But this film is pure fiction. He was put to death during the Governorship of Pilate at the behest of the Sanhedrin. Archeologists long thought Pilate was pure fiction, until a few years ago they unearthed a marble stairway in Jerusalem and there at the end of it was a plaque with Pilate's name clearly inscribed. Don't believe me? Google it. A few years after the execution of Christ he was "recalled to Rome". That was a famous phrase even at the time. It meant the Emperor (Tiberius) was unhappy with you. He went to Rome and was never heard from again. He dropped off the pages of history at that point.
Tom Hanks kneeling like an ancient knight to pay respect to the Holy Grail after realizing the location is one of the most magnificent scenes I have ever watched in a movie. It's not an exaggeration to say Hans Zimmer's masterpiece enhanced the intensity of the scene.
Very few movies have endings as humbling as this. It’s simple while at the same time being deeply moving and full of meaning. Personally I think the ending signifies a person’s life. We struggle every day to find answers to questions about ourselves and our purpose in life. It’s always full of disappointments that leave us feeling just empty sometimes. Unsatisfied. But then something happens when you least expect it. An epiphany, a sudden realization. And you find that what you’ve searched so long and hard for is actually closer than you realize. You find the truth. And learning the truth can be a very humbling thing. And like the movie’s ending, sometimes the truth is powerful enough to bring someone to their knees. It’s why I love this movie so much. Langdon kneels not just out of respect like a knight would to his king or queen, he does so because he realizes a truth about himself. Hands down one of my absolute favorite endings.
Maybe it’s something bro do with Zimmer but when I think of other endings that made me feel the same, I think of Christopher Nolan movies.
I've NEVER seen a better ending before or after the Da Vinci Code! And I probably never will. This scene always gives me goosebumps every single time!
@@thewildbruce5612whats tthe truth about himself
@@fallenIightshe's gay
I watched this movie again just to watch this part of the movie. Simply amazing
Me too
the musical score is excellent.
The first time I watched this, I swear there was a line where Hanks whispers, "Oh how could I not see it" I swear, I thought there was. Now every time I watch it I hear it in my head. It is the spookiest thing. An amazing ending.
Kevin John so who was that in the very bottom buried there
Me too
Hands up if you actually read the book
+Matt Deeley Yep. I liked how the romantic subplot was much more subtle in the movie than in the book.
+Matt Deeley Otherwise, I preferred the book over the movie.
***** Wasn't he a cheeky redhead in the books? Yeah, I think they made the right choice in casting Sir Ian.
***** Quite so.
Not a big da Vinci code fan. Now angels and Demons was my shit.
This end part gives me goosebumps. A great story.
Every single time
Makes me cry. Beautiful, epic.
I loved that no matter his beliefs, he bowed himself in honor and gratitude. It moved me.
Candi Saturn EMOTIONS. 😢😭😭😭
One of the most powerful endings in the history of cinema. Chills every time. Kudos to Dan Brown for creating it, and to Ron Howard for delivering it on film so forcefully.
The moment at 0:28 is fabulous
And to Hans Zimmer for the superb soundtrack
"She rests at last beneath the starry skies.... Like the murmurs of spirits in the darkness, forgotten words echoed. The quest for the Holy Grail is the quest to kneel before the bones of Mary Magdalene. A journey to pray at the feet of the outcast one. " - Da Vinci Code.
Forever in love with this ending. Remember watching it for the first time, had goosebumps all over. The moment he kneels + amazingly inspirational music = EPIC! *watery eyes*
The combination of tones and storyline moved your spirit.
Still get goosebumps every time
Hans Zimmer + Ron Howard + Tom Hanks = emotional and poetic climax
Polaroid Films
Dan Brown??? How did you forget the creator?
Plus dan brown
The music alone is wonderful, yet when combined with the strong visual impact of her "knight" kneeling... awesome scene.
No matter how tough of a guy I think I am, I cry and pray every time I see this seen. This seen triggers something in believers, no matter what religious or spiritual pathway you have chosen to believe, the experience of falling to your knees and humbling your self before the Creator of all things is a universal feeling.
It truly does Josiah. So powerful. That's nothing to be ashamed of. It shows you have a sweet Soul. No matter how outwardly tough you may be.
To this day, one of my fav movie endings ever. Langdon's realization, the respect he pays and Hans' masterful music that elevates the reveal. I always get goose bumps when I listen to this track.
Most FANTASTIC piece of music EVER!!
Dennis Cassley Have listened to "Chevaliers..." countless times, but have not seen the movie. This music has been used as background for "One Simple Carpenter" in a powerful way. Moving.
Hans Zimmer is a musical genius
To me Hans Zimmer is truly the GOAT of all original soundtracks composers. When we talk about perfectly matching the emotion of his music with the most important parts of the movies he participed in. This scene is just the perfect example of what i just said👌👌
Hans Zimmer is the Mozart of our era
No way is he even close to Mozart. Although this is pretty its just a two note rondo.
This ending is exactly as the late priory grandmaster Jacques Saunière intended and wanted with his last breath. He knew that only Robert would be able figure it out and that he would understand how important it was to keep the secret alive. It is in this moment a now aware Robert fully completes the task of discovering the truth that Saunière posthumously had charged him with. This is where bows to the weight of the shocking knowledge that he knows that only he now possesses and he kneels in service as a knight who must guard it.
This 4 and half minute conclusion scene is as good as any masterful ending a movie could ever have. Made even better with Hans Zimmer's ethereal background score.
I was not anticipating the final scene at all.. the one where they show Mary Magdalene resting and all I can say is WOW. I finished reading the book recently and the last scene gives me chills everytime.
This was the best music to ever go through my ears... and I heard in live in Paris by none other than the Hans Zimmer himself.
whuddabuddah?? "heard in live in paris by none other"....oooooukay...
I think he means "heard it live in Paris".
What did it feel like?
Michael E The fact that you're making fun of someone who's first language isn't english is so lowlife. That person probably speaks more languages than you, you piece of shit
Agree. It is absolutely beautiful and powerful at the same time.
seeing the sarcophagus and the music rising just gives me chills
I wouldn't have needed that though. The "N" was enough, ever noticed? "Blade and chalice", in itself, and the letter we bring everything in this world in line with ("einnorden"), the compass as such.
It’s been over 14 years still the background score is so fresh
Tom Hanks kneeling down is more magnificent than significant, He became a Knight in that scene. What an actor and musician we are blessed with🥺❤️
3:35- 4:05 is just amazing cinematography. The camera work, perfectly timed score shifts, the sound effects, how it spins around and hones in on the statue.
the reverence and respect he shows to things he doesn't believe in makes the end of this movie so powerful. I love it :)
Yes. You nailed it.😌
The best 4 minutes of the entire movie
Wow. 7 years later, I came back to this scene, I cried like I did when I watched it in the theatre.
I remember clearly how I felt the reverence he felt... I too want to kneel to her... And I'm not even Christian!
I am an ardent atheist but i love this scene, music and imagery are amazing. welling up every time.
Same here
No matter how many times I watch this scene it still gave me goosebumps. Like this scene is is simple yet grand it’s it own way. This really felt like a great ending for the story.
One of my favourite movies. Ron Howard does a great work with the Dan Brown's books. The music is amazing and the scene is incredible.
I absolutely agree. Can't for Inferno to come out. I wish Ron Howard did The Lost Symbol, but Inferno would be cool too.
The Pouring Out Of The Spirit.
1. AND as the disciples were gathered together in the upper room when they returned from the Mount, they all continued with one accord in prayer and supplication, and their number was about one hundred and twenty.
2. And in that day James stood up and said; Men and brethren, it is known unto you how the Lord, before he left us, chose Peter to preside over us and watch over us in his Name; and how it must needs be that one of those who have been with us and a witness to his resurrection be chosen and appointed to take his place.
3. And they chose two called Barsabas and Matthias, and they prayed and said, Thou lord, who knowest the hearts of all men, shew which of these two thou hast chosen to take part in this Apostleship from which thou dost raise thy servant Peter to preside over us.
4. And they gave forth their lots, and the lot fell upon Matthias, and the Twelve received him, and he was numbered among the Apostles.
5. Then John and James separated Peter from their number by laying on of hands, that he might preside over them in the Name of the Lord, saying, Brother be thou as a hewn stone, sixsquared. Even thou, Petros, which art Petra, bearing witness to the Truth on every side.
6. And to the Apostles were given staves to guide their steps in the ways of truth, and crowns of glory withal; and to the Prophets burning lamps to shew light on the path and censers with fire; and to the Evangelists the book of the holy law to recall the people to the first principles; and to the Pastors were given the cup and platter to feed and nourish the flock.
7. But to none was given aught that was not given to all, for all were one priesthood under the Christ as their Master Great High Priest in the Temple of God; and to the Deacons were given baskets that they might carry therein the things needful for the holy worship. And the number was about one hundred and twenty, Peter presiding over them.
8. AND when the third day had fully come they were all with one accord in the one place, and as they prayed there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and the room in which they were assembled was shaken, and it filled the place.
9. And there appeared cloven tongues of flame like fire, and sat upon the head of each of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak with tongues as the Spirit gave them utterance. And Peter stood up and preached the Law of Christ unto the multitude of all nations and tongues who were gathered together by the report of what had been seen and heard, each man hearing in his own tongue wherein he was born.
10. And of them that listened there were gathered unto the Church that day, three thousand souls, and they received the Holy Law, repented of their sins, and were baptized and continued stedfastly in the Apostles’ fellowship and worship, and the Oblation and prayers.
11. And they who believed gave up their possessions, and had all things in common and abode together in one place, shewing the love and the goodness of God to their brothers and sisters and to all creatures, and working with their hands for the common weal.
12. And from these there were called twelve to be Prophets with the Apostles, and twelve to be Evangelists and twelve to be Pastors, and their Helps were added unto them, and Deacons of the Church Universal, and they numbered one hundred and twenty. And thus was the Tabernacle of David set up, with living men filled with goodness, even as the Master had shewn unto them.
13. And to the Church in Jerusalem was given James the Lord’s brother for its president and Angel, and under him four and twenty priests in a fourfold ministry, and helpers and deacons also. And after six days many came together, and there were added six thousand men and women who received the holy Law of Love, and they received the word with gladness.
14. AND as they gathered together on the Lord’s Day after the Sabbath was past, and were offering the holy Oblation, they missed Mary and Joseph, the parents of Jesus. And they made search but found them not.
15. And some of them said, Surely the Lord hath taken them away, as he did Magdalene. And they were filled with awe, and sung praises to God.
16. And the Spirit of God came upon the Apostles and the Prophets with them and, remembering what the Lord had taught them, with one voice they confessed and praised God, saying.
17. We believe in One God: the Infinite, the Secret Fount, the Eternal Parent: Of Whom are all things invisible and visible. The ALL in all, through all around all. The holy Twain, in whom all things consist; Who hath been, Who is, Who shall be.
18. We believe in one Lord our Lady, the perfect holy Christ: God of God, Light of light begotten. Our Lord, the Father, Spouse and Son. Our Lady, the Mother, Bride and Daughter. Three Modes in one Essence undivided: One Biune Trinity. That God may be manifest as the Father, Spouse and Son of every soul: and that every soul may be perfected as the Mother, Bride and Daughter of God
19. And this by ascent of the soul into the spirit and the descent of the spirit into the soul. Who cometh from heaven, and is incarnate of the Virgin ever blessed, in Jesu-Maria and every Christ of God: and is born and teacheth the way of life and suffereth under the world rulers, and is crucified, and is buried and descendeth into Hell. Who riseth again and ascendeth into glory; from thence giving light and life to all.
20. We believe in the Sevenfold Spirit of God, the Life-Giver: Who proceedeth from the holy Twain. Who cometh upon Jesu-Maria and all that are faithful to the light within: Who dwelleth in the Church, the Israel elect of God. Who cometh ever into the world and lighteth every soul that seeks. Who giveth the Law which judgeth the living and the dead, Who speaketh by the Prophets of every age and clime.
21. We believe in One Holy Universal and Apostolic Church: the Witness to all truth, the Receiver and Giver of the same. Begotten of the Spirit and Fire of God: Nourished by the waters, seeds and fruits of earth. Who by the Spirit of Life, her twelve Books and Sacraments, her holy words and works: knitteth together the elect in one mystical communion and atoneth humanity with God. Making us partakers of the Divine Life and Substance: betokening the same in holy Symbols.
22. And we look for the coming of the Universal Christ: and the Kingdom of Heaven wherein dwelleth righteousness. And the holy City whose gates are Twelve: wherein are the Temple and Altar of God. Whence proceed three Orders in fourfold ministry: to teach all truth and offer the daily sacrifice of praise.
23. As in the inner so in the outer: as in the great so in the small. As above, so below: as in heaven so in earth. We believe in the Purification of the soul: through many births and experiences. The Resurrection from the dead: and the Life everlasting of the just. The Ages of Ages: and Rest in God for ever.-Amun.
24. And as the smoke of the incense arose, there was heard the sound as of many bells, and a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying:
25. Glory, honour, praise and worship be to God; the Father,, Spouse, and Son: One with the Mother, Bride and Maid: From Whom proceedeth the Eternal Spirit: By whom are all created things. From the Ages of Ages. Now: and to the Ages of Ages-Amun-Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.
26. And if any man take from, or add, to the words of this Gospel, or hide, as under a bushel, the light thereof, which is given by the Spirit through us, the twelve witnesses chosen of God, for the enlightenment of the world unto salvation: Let him be Anathema Maranatha, until the coming of Christ Jesu-Maria, our Saviour, with all the Holy Saints.
27. For them that believe, these things are true. For them that believe not, they are as an idle tale. But to those with perceiving minds and hearts, regarding the spirit rather than the letter which killeth, they are spiritual verities.
28. For the things that are written are true, not because they are written, but rather they are written because they are true, and these are written that ye may believe with your hearts, and proclaim with your mouths to the salvation of many. Amen.
I was 11 when this movie first came out and something about this song spoke out to me. It's insane that this was my gate to film scores and to the magical world of music behind the best films of all time. Thank you Hans.
I loved this movie - I know the ideas behind it get laughed at by scholars (and I understand why) - but it's a thrilling ride and Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou were awesome. They didn't muddy it up with a soppy romance - they were on a mission and it was a lovely and moving end. (Plus I like the female-positive message behind it).
Because they are deflecting...at 33 jesus would have been married..and if he didn't have an heir...they would have deemed him unable and useless at the time..so bye...who knows🤷♀️
Well who knows what is the truth. But this end scene is beautiful. And speaking as a Christian we do Love and revere the Magdalen. Christ clearly Loved her. So we do too. But the idea that She was His Wife and had babies with Him is just ridiculous. There is no evidence for that. But of course there is no evidence to the opposite. But what there is evidence for, at least by Roman commentators at the time is that Christ was put to death on the Cross by the Governor Pilate at the behest of the Jewish elders - the Sanhedrin. He was regarded by the Roman commentators of the day as an agitator, a trouble maker, telling the folks not to pay the Roman Tax. Pilates only job in Palestine at the time was to keep the peace and keep the taxes flowing to Rome. For a long time archeologists thought Pilate was pure fiction. Then a few years ago they unearthed a marble stairway, at the bottom of which they found a plaque inscribed - "Pontius Pilate". End of Story.
One of the most fascinating scenes I have ever seen ❤.
This is very powerful stuff, that kneeling scene and the flight down to Mary Magdalene's sarcophagus was something else. Whether people think Jesus was Divine or mortal, he left us quite the example to follow and this is something that most people seem to miss the point of.
maybe mortality is the way to divinity? Maybe they complement each other? What did our lord had to do before he was ascended to the heavens? He had to die in the cross, DIE after living like a natural mortal man with everything that implies, therefor maybe just maybe one cannot reach eternity without complementing it before with the experience of a natural mortal life, VERITAS VOS LIBERABIT god bless!!
should have used Gillette
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then the story will never end😂
Could you imagine if he had not cut himself, he wouldn't gone on believing the grail was lost to time
Think so? =3
lol xD
This is such a powerful Scene. Hans Zimmer's music has such power. Hear this. It is not complex. The vocals help very much also. Tom Hanks, in character, kneeling with reverence at what he believes to be below him The Holy Grail; the body of Mary Magdalene. Thank you for posting this.
Yep thats the thing if Jesus had childe with Mary magdalen then his line whould be courropted by Satan and he whouldent do his mission as Christ the Savior,so No Jesus dint came to earth to have sex with Mary Magadalen,this ideas come from Free masons,Santanist and Zionist who worship Satan.
Well who knows if he existed ,thats the thing of all 3 bigest religions you just have to have strong faith in God.
well I am not religious but I loved the music. I think Jesus existed but I don't believe he was the son of God (or any God) just a poor guy who got caught up in the panic of the day. If you think about it some teachers were sacked for learning their students about Charles Darwin. Well hey, you cannot have it both ways ie evolution or creation I know what I'm going for. Then again if we evolved from apes, why are there still apes? HMMM
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well here i Truly Belive in God and Jesus,beacuse you gota ask yourself why do people lie or from were those come Justice or Evil aka Courroption this things arent acording to Science so there has some kind of Source of this 2 things God source of All Love,Goodnes,Happines,Justice and Love and Satan Source of All Evil,Hatred,Courroption,Darknnes and Temptation,dont be fooled Satan is Duke of this world but he is still creature with superpowers i mean i whould rather belive in God and be Good intire life beacuse i know that i will then ernter Kingdom of Hevean and that Evil men will be punished in Hell,or that i will go to Purgatory.I mean Christian meaning and belife in Afterlife is simple while in Ancient Greek belife is very mess like this when Greeks died all Good and Evil souls were stufed toghtere in Underworld while Gods lived on Olympus.And do you realy want to belive that after you die there isnt anything.
you are right about saying Jesus (peace be upon him) existed and he was not the son of God, can you imagine God, the almighty, all powerful need a son? exalted He is, God doesnt need anything so this doesnt make sense, as a muslim i believe Jesus is a prophet, a messenger sent by Allah yet a human, a creation of Allah and this makes perfect sense.
and about evolution, evolution is not a basic subject to just say like some people "human kind comes from ape" darwin didnt even mention that as far as i know, evolution may have right and wrongs and it doesnt condtradict with creation ( the creation mentioned in Qur'an atleast dont know about bible much) because all progressions in this life is a creation, for example you come from your mothers womb and there is a progression of your embryo so basically Allah makes/creates this progression and creates you, so all these progressions or physic laws etc are belongs to Allah, creation of Allah so He is the creator of everything and everything belongs to Him.
Beautiful... and I love how he still knelt at the end.
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This scene brings tears to my eyes. I love it.
Still get chills, the most fantastic piece of acting, cinematography and music all in 3 minutes.
Best 4 minutes in movie history.
Yes at finally
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Nice joke
Dude Dark Knight Rises is best 4 minutes
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The way Robert goes to find the Holy Grail while the music and his own narration in the background builds it just gives such a powerful scene. Every time I see this I can't help but get choked up.
Why does this resonate?
Anyone else find this to be the best part of the movie? Tom Hanks is amazing. He crushes any film he’s apart of.
Best end of a movie I've ever seen. Scenery, music, dramaturgy, perfectly staged. The music of Hans Zimmer is epic in this scene.
I have watched this scene a 100 times and it still gives me goosebumps, especially when he kneels, searches his soul for a minute and then bows his head.
I am an Arthurian Folklore Historian. I have written four novels about the sword Excalibur and the Holy Grail. Each time I write, I listen to these wonderous instrumentals. The melodies and the symphonics just raise my soul to the higher depths of my being. I write what my soul wants me to write and I take the lead with the help of God and his Angels. Thank you Hans Zimmer!
Ceasar was Christ
A knight Kneels
Caught that huh? He was a "Secret" Knights Templar which are bound by a oath. Look at "Kingdom of Heaven" to better understand.
Yeah!!! o_O
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Beautiful!
Sophie knighted him in the end, when they say goodbye she call's says "And you are a knight, Ser Robert"
This is the freaking best end of a movie... perfect combination of music and pictures...
I totally have run a p&p group featuring a search like this.
this right here is the greatest ending to a movie ever, nothing else even come close
The ending of Inception, which is also scored my Zimmer.
It is... everything about it is perfect... Tom Hanks, the camera work, the costume, the scenery... and of course, the music. All in all, a great end to a fantastic movie
"my favorite ending" it's not the same as "the greatest ending"
Ending is not even that great, but THE MUSIC!
Gladiator is better ending.
For me this track is the finest piece of music ever composed
The ending is just superb it's life it's death ,it's you it's love ones and friends ,sad spine chilling ,goosebumps you name it.Hans Zimmer is a genius.
I was there, at the Louvre, and stood in the exact spot! And in the lower level, where the glass pyramid meets the stone (the blade and chalice). It was a soul-stirring visit, positively spiritual.
and P.S. the Mona Lisa exhibit at the Louvre is so overblown. The whole thing is only about 1' x 2' and you don't even get within 15 feet of it, and you are surrounded by about 500 people all trying to squeeze to the front to get that one great "selfie"
This scene's always sending chills down my spine and makes me cry .. Everytime i watches it, its inevitable..!!
One the best ending scene in cinema history and the music is Masterpiece.!! ❤️✌️✌️🙏🙏
I lived in Paris several years and this ending , makes me love art XD I wanted to knee down at the pyramides ^^
This is one of the most mystical and magical songs ever.
His hesitation before he chooses to kneel, and then his disbelief in himself as he gives in to the final posture of genuflection is such a beautiful moment. And the genius of Hans Zimmer transcends and transports, as always. Beautiful.
"The Holy Grail 'neath ancient Roslin waits
Adorned by masters' loving art, She lies
The blade and chalice guarding o'er Her gates
She rests at last, beneath the starry skies."
The actual starry sky, the beautiful art (paintings) etc., oh this scene always gives me chills.
This movie captured the essence of the book very well.
The music...well no words to describe it. Simply amazing!!
This is the best four minutes Ron Howard has ever directed.
Probably the coolest ending in cinematic history.
The movie is rather laughable, but yeah, the ending is epic, due mostly to Hans Zimmer.
One of the best movie ending ever made
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And Audrey Tautou ❤
The best movie score of all time
The last part before he kneels. You can actually feel that he is hesitating. Because the kneeling meant he is accepting himself as one of the knights templar and will carry this secret to his grave. The moment he kneeled and closed his eyes while he accepted his new duty, the music reaches its climax, magical!
Great acting by Tom Hank!
Zaw Oo you know the first time I watched this I did not realize he was kneeling just like a knight then it it hit me Sophie did call him “Sir Robert”
If there is any movie scenes I'll remember its this! I've watched this movie around 15 times and I get goosebumps everytime I see the ending. Perhaps, just perhaps there is something to it? I mean if you start to think about all these mysteries, The Knights Templars, Priory of Sion, the missing link, and really all history that has something to do with our creation its really mind boggling. Then again its also extremely facinating and I hope we never do solve it since it makes people think and when we think we discover new things and the adventure will always continue. Its an ever lasting adventure and just thinking of that while listening to this extraordinary music really brings forth a very special/happy/facinating mood.
Thank you for posting this. I saw Da Vinci Code in the cinema when it was released and cried during this entire closing sequence.
I've had the privilege of visiting The Louvre, Temple Church and Rosslyn Chapel.
I finally saw Poussin's "The Arcadian Shepherds" (the later version) on my third visit to The Louvre. It had been loaned to other Galleries on my previous 2 visits.
There are so many places in the world that have fascinating and intriguing connections to Freemasonry, The Order of The Temple and Priory of Sion, but I would particularly recommend that you research London, Paris and Edinburgh.
Thank you again for posting this video, and my humble thanks to anyone who's taken the time to read my humble offering here.
Can u plz explain me what is it mean …?
We are all knights... protecting what we truly believe in...
Legendary scene.. goosebumps..
I will never get tired of playing this when I am feeling down. Good for the heart. And that is said by an ardent Atheist.
The music elevates this film into something special
Diese 4min18 sind für mich persönlich filmisch,musikalisch und emotional das Größte was ich je gesehen und gehört habe. Eine perfekte Symbiose aus Bild, Handlung und Musik. Ich kenne keine andere Filmsezen in 40 Jahren, die mich im Zusammenhang mit der im Film gezeigten Handlung dermaßen emotional aus der Bahn geworfen hat wie diese. Gänsehaut, Tränen, Sprachlosigkeit, Rausch und Glückseeligkeit. Ich habe geheult wie ein Kind.
Traurig machen mich 2 Dinge. Erstens, das ich den Film jetzt kenne und sich das Gefühl beim betrachten der Endszene nie wieder so einstellen wird wie damals, als es völlig neu war. Und das ich vermutlich sicher bin so eine Schlusszene in meinem Leben nie wieder zu sehen.
i think this is one of the best films in all over the cinema history
"Like the murmurs of spirits in the darkness, forgotten words echoed. The quest for the Holy Grail is the quest to kneel before the bones of Mary Magdalene. A journey to pray at the feet of the outcast one."
These lines marked the superb ending of the book. Zimmer beautifully decorated it with his elevating melody. Wow !
this will be remembered as one of the all time greatest since mozart, tchaikovisky and beethoven etc, hans zimmer will never be forgotten.
I can picture the spirit of Sauniere standing just behind him; he observes Langdon privately kneeling in reverence before the tomb instead of exposing it to the world and thinks to himself "At last, he understands"
It is more about absolute love. Whether you believe in God or not, God gave us this inherent ability to feel a sensation, that when felt, rises above any other emotion or desire. It separates us from other life and gives us the power to feel. This music is uplifting and starts us on that climb.
This scenery after the whole film trying to figure out the riddles... realizing there's another meaning literally hiding in completely plain site... with that music... man that's an amazing ending.
The best movie theme over the last 15 years. Something so hopeful yet foreboding.
La voix de Tom Hanks la classe 😍
Just for that scene the movie deserved to be made.
I love this movie. and the music is brilliant.
One of the most soul stirring scenes in cinema history. Beautiful.
Soul. Why do you say this?
Probably the best musical score for ANY films ending.
Probably only Ennio Morricone ties with Ecstasy of gold
Toms delivery,the cinematography,Zimmers brilliant score..so much to take in,it's all perfect.
If the saviour made her worthy , who are you indeed to reject her? . Feel divine recalling this line seeing this scene .