They lost everything. The last three standing at the end of the film on the railway platform. Her eyes beseeching him to step into the future with her and the child. And he, finally agreeing. After all the violence and loss, a new beginning. On my list as the best Western film ever made.
The Place Beyond the Pines with Bradley Cooper and Ryan Gosling didn’t get the attention it deserved in my opinion. One great thing about finding these underrated movies you’ve never heard of is then being able to show them off to your friends and family, hoping they appreciate your good taste lol
This move went way under the radar. Christian Bale is amazing (like always) along with Wes Studi. Anyone that watches this film will not be disappointed.
I honestly do not get the hype behind it. I watched this movie and really didn't feel to much one way or the other about it. Not mocking or poking fun, I just genuinely found it to be a movie that was better in concept than execution.
I will never understand why this movie did not earn a single Oscar / Academy Award for its story, acting, and music? This movie touches the heart on so many different levels of every human emotion.
This movie caught me completely off guard. I started crying out off nowhere when I understood the message the movie conveys so beautifully: that we are all the same, but sometimes we can't help but see only that which makes us different. Once we make an effort to treat each other as individuals not as members of a group, though, we can see clearly who we are as a whole once again.
On the flip side which it conveys to is everyone is brutal and morally gray. Nobody was really "good". It was just about hard people willing to forgive each other. But they most certainly still disliked each other.
But see, that is called EGALITARIAN BULLSHIT. We are tribal and always will be. To fight human nature is to become anti-human, and I will not tolerate it.
That is what I try to do silently every day...Considering others as unique personalities. And having respect for everybody.I don't ask for recognition. I do it because it is the thing to do and what everybody should do. The world would be a better place if people stopped comparing each others...The individual is stronger than the group, that's what I always believed in. But we need to live in harmony in society.
for me it is really great film about loss and trauma.....but in the end deep understanding, humanity and foregiveness....healing. I am deeply touched. One of the best films ever❣️
This film is a masterpiece that takes to the heart. A psychological, violent and profound western, which breaks the codes of the classic western. There are no bad men or good men, just people trying to get out of hell whether it is outside or inside their heads. Wonderful!
„Don't look back, my friend. Go in a good way. A part of me dies with you.“ This. Movie. Is. Something. Else! So many beautiful shots, so many great lines, masterfully crafted music and great acting. One of the best movies!
The BEST movie performance from Christian BALE and an amazing movie and soundtrack. I listen to the OST many times each year. It gives me strengh to carry on in this dark world.
@@wattsy4468 True. But the systems we have in place in society today are the choices and sacrifices of our forefathers. It is our duty to perpetuate their memories and enhance the social systems in place to better life of every citizen. Most people don't realize all the wars and struggles that happened during the last centuries to bring the modern societies we have today.
Dear Kyle, I hope both you and your daughter are doing well. I know it's not much, but I'll say a prayer hoping that you will be able to find comfort and peace. I wish you a Merry Christmas! God bless you!
I stumbled across the soundtrack for this here on RUclips and after reading comments of people saying it's an underrated movie I watched it and wow, it's a brilliant film
This movie deserves special attention. You feel that you are there with them and you perceive how in those times you could really die for nothing and in less time than you could imagine. Violence was in every corner and the deprivation of rights beyond all limits. Bale (as usual honestly speaking) acts supremely. After watching the film you are left with a feeling of anguish and helplessness but........... if it is true that hope is the last to die, well in this film it is born towards the end :)
Yes ...I want to agree that this is one of the best westerns ever made , but to put it in a different way ...and to say , it is the best film in the history of film that documents the clash of two civilisations , and is able to find the root of both , our humanity , and maintain the respect for both cultures .
well said, far too many westerns have been 'fictionalized' or 'updated' to reflect a one sided view but this film looks and feels more human, more real ...which is what's important (now more than ever)
my favourite western. Probably the most underrated film in the last twenty years. cant wait to see the direvtor team up with bale again for Edgar allen poe!
great movie - great performance - great music - another side of American history, told in an understandable message throughout the whole world - a must see for everyone - after all, war and human conflict remains stupid and tears too much apart
This movie is so perfect in telling this story, I love that when they reached the end of their journey they weren't the same as when they set out, I wish there were more movies as soul touching as this one.
"Sometimes I envy the finality of death... The certainty... And I have to drive those thoughts away when l'm weak... We'll never get used to the Lord's rough ways..." "Иногда я завидую необратимости смерти.... Определенности... И в минуты слабости я стараюсь гнать эти мысли прочь... Не исповедимы пути господни, нам никогда их не понять..." (Russian language) Movie "Hostiles" 1:42:43 Фильм "Недруги" 1:42:43
Não pensemos que os mortos estão mortos. A morte é uma ilusão. A noite, em desdobramento, exercitamos a morte todos os dias. Como disse Allan Kardec: Nascer, morrer, renascer ainda e progredir sempre, tal é a lei.
This movie (aka pure "Art" ) is a masterpiece. From framing, composition, lighting, tones, textures, the soundtrack that "lifts" you from the inside and and those unspoken moments.
Max Richter paints sound in the air, always a blessing to listen to his music. As I am reading these comments, I am realizing that I must see the film.
I really appreciated this movie. It didn't give us the usual boring "white man bad" story we've seen a hundred times. It was very nuanced and explored all the grey zones of the conflicts between the white and native americans. Neither side is truly heroic or truly evil but have big flaws.
I'm gonna buy the movie for this upcoming Christmas. Honestly, the few excerpts I watched on YT made me intrigued. Always loved the western genre, especially when the Cavalry is involved, whether during the Civil War or the Indian wars in the Territories. But the music did it for me - I want to watch that movie very much. Definitely.
Out of the Furnace and this are my two favorite Bale movies, too bad both ended up flying under a lot of people's radar. The emotion in both movies is some of the best acting by their phenomenal casts I've seen.
“How old were you when you killed your first?” “I was 14. I was fighting for the greys ... you know when your a solider it’s your job. And your remember that or you will end up like Phillip... You know I have killed just about everything that’s ever walked or crawled. Men, women, children, all colors. When you do it enough.. you get used to it. It doesn’t mean a thing.” “That’s what I’m afraid of.”
The work of Max Richter in this soundtrack is so much similar to Hans Zimmer work, I like that, the wall of sound and the beautiful melodies and the armonie of total of that, is magic
I hope you are okay, sometimes thinking of the future makes me feel weak and emotional exhausted due to the uncertainty of it all. I have found new love and I am terrified of the uncertainty of something that should make me so happy. I understand you, I wish I could give you words of advise all I can say is that it can be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel but if we keep moving forward we will come to a better place. That I believe.
@@leila4509 That's my favorite quote from the movie.I think everyone has to fight his own demons with deep analysis of your own beeing,and try to understand what you can improve in you or just accept who you are. Thank you for your support,I hope that everyone who had similar feelings can endure and remember that is not your fault,and after you can start to see the light.
Thank you for uploading this sir. Didn't know about this movie because of how under the radar it is and stumbled upon this almost by accident. Decided to watch it based only on the thumbnail of this video and now I'm here. And what a great and thought provoking movie it is. I can say with confidence that this experience will stay with me for a long time.
Kaliteli oyunculuk, senaryo güzel, müzikler dinlendirici. Hepsi insanı iyi hissettiren sanatın verdiği hediye. Müzikleri sakinlikle insanı yatıştırıyor.
Life is a perpetial swing between doubt and assurance, between fear and will.When the will takes over you get things done. When doubt and fear take over, you get nearer to death..
So is it courageous to want to die, since you put an end to your suffering and preserve others from your suffering? I just can't get aligned with this idea, I don't know why. My instinct tells me to cling to life as much as possible and not to want death...Hmm..Interesting. Culture and social upbringing play a lot in this matter I believe..
@@alexsky88749 Perhaps that is why you do not see this way. The mind tends to blind itself to its biases. I for instance do not find it hard to grasp as I've spent the latter decade of my 22 years sharing such sentiments. So much so that I've been conditioned into a train of thought. My mind contrary to yours has developed a bias towards self-destruction in all its forms. Now that I've emerged from it all I'm still subject to the same patterns of thought. I now have to consciously see otherwise. like you stated Culture and upbringing are factors but also biology has a role to play in this. I've had a negative predisposition, from an early age. Low dopamine, serotonin Etc. I just felt as if nothing was ever enough. I couldn't fill the void within me so I'd actively abuse sources of addiction until they lost their utility. Eventually, all sources were spent, i was no longer able to get my fix. Unable to distract myself any longer I was forced to face reality for what it was, transitory. Sorry for the long post, just felt like sharing.
Great movie, he made a right decision by catching that train, he made a choice to stay alive - twice in the movie, two lives were saved, and the kid. Better together ! So much better, love is everything - agape love!
Incredible work. Maybe falls just short of the all-time greats -- Leone, Peoples, Portis -- but only just. No exaggeration to say that it may be the third or fourth best Western ever filmed. For those who haven't experienced it: maybe 70% 3:10 to Yuma with 30% Last Samurai. Wow.
This movie is massively under-rated and somehow "overlooked" by the mainstream. I think it was right up there with Dicaprio,s The Revenant... Excellent acting and some of the best ive ever seen from Christian Bale. Why this movie never got simular reviews then The revenant is beyond me.... Weird thing is that it didnt get bad reviews either, its one of those excellent movies that get" overlooked" somehow....
Define "under-rated". It got almost all great reviews. Just because it didn't put as many butts in seats as Spider man doesn't mean it is "under-rated".
the whole film is about how inescapable barbarity is. thats why at the end he gives him Caesars chronicles of the gallic wars to show him its possible to defeat it
So so as the film goes. 'As becomes evident early on, the real, inward journey depicted in the film is the one where Blocker recovers his humanity by learning to grant the Indians theirs. This is a worthy theme and dramatic premise but it’s only partly, and rather unsatisfactorily, realized. While Blocker’s gradual change of heart-which eventually includes the first flickers of romantic interest in Mrs. Quaid-comes across thanks to Bale’s strong performance, the film’s biggest flaw lies in how underwritten the Indian parts are. Though the venerable Wes Studi is a commanding presence and fine actor, his character is given very little shading or dimension, and the other Indians are allowed practically none.' The failed theme of most American Westerns. Few if any replicate Soldier Blue or Little Big Man or Black Robe(Canadian).
Thanks for this. I'm a big fan of Max Richter, but hadn't previously listened to any of this soundtrack. I enjoyed it a lot and have just ordered the CD 😊
Sir, i read your previous posts. i hope that you are getting through your pain somehow. There is probably not much that i can add, as i am just another lost, troubled, and mixed-up soul here online. Nevertheless, may God comfort and strengthen you, Kyle, and may the soul of your dear departed wife be at peaceful rest in the arms of the LORD and all His angels and saints in Paradise.
He made the Batman come alive again! I’ve never been disappointed with any movie he has ever been in! My all time favorite actor to ever walk this earth!
I literally had a bad day today, I didn’t see any of my friends at school (I only saw a few of them at the cafe) and now I’m just suffering ‘cause of that! Perhaps this gives me a bit of comfort knowing I might see ‘em again…
Go to 15:04, take a sit, put on some headphones. Close your eyes and just think of something sad that've been happening recently, what ever it could be about yourself, your family or Covid-19, the humanity or just the planet in general. How we humans are destroying the planet. "Never Goodbye" makes me think of the bad stuff that've happened and are happening. Max Richter is truly one of my favorite music composer. He really makes our ears orgasm by the way he have built up his songs.
En son bu kalitede film "The King" de raslamıştım az ve öz diyalog,gerçekçilik,gölgeler,karakterlerin girdikleri ruhsal ve psikolojik bunalım.. Herbiri anlamlı ve özel.Yapımcıların önünde eğilmek lazım böyle bir film için.
They lost everything. The last three standing at the end of the film on the railway platform. Her eyes beseeching him to step into the future with her and the child. And he, finally agreeing. After all the violence and loss, a new beginning. On my list as the best Western film ever made.
Yes. Yes. Her eyes beseeching him the moanings of her heart she would not dare utter. And when he finally turns around...I was undone by this film.
@@erinnurseRN That happened to me too.
As was I.
Can’t understand why this movie is so underrated. Beautifully crafted leaving you with lasting impressions
This is hands down my favorite. A masterpiece.
I love it, Christian Bale's depiction of a man that has lost everything.
Silently screaming
Poor marketing.
Some say that this movie is a cinematic masterpiece, but also the music! Very deep and emotionally lifting.
I have never seen an underrated movie like this one
Try blade runner 2049
@@rdvanyasar5734 I feel like br2049 is more underappreciated than underrated
@@TheDonkyGamePlay yea its true
Well then, why don't you go see it?
The Place Beyond the Pines with Bradley Cooper and Ryan Gosling didn’t get the attention it deserved in my opinion. One great thing about finding these underrated movies you’ve never heard of is then being able to show them off to your friends and family, hoping they appreciate your good taste lol
This move went way under the radar. Christian Bale is amazing (like always) along with Wes Studi. Anyone that watches this film will not be disappointed.
i watched and it was a good movie indeed
Absolutely, not sure why it was rated so low either.
agreed! rosamund pike also did an amazing acting!
Thank you, man, I´ll look for it.
I honestly do not get the hype behind it. I watched this movie and really didn't feel to much one way or the other about it. Not mocking or poking fun, I just genuinely found it to be a movie that was better in concept than execution.
I will never understand why this movie did not earn a single Oscar / Academy Award for its story, acting, and music?
This movie touches the heart on so many different levels of every human emotion.
You can read the letterbox comment section and you will realize, people did'nt understood this film.
This movie caught me completely off guard. I started crying out off nowhere when I understood the message the movie conveys so beautifully: that we are all the same, but sometimes we can't help but see only that which makes us different. Once we make an effort to treat each other as individuals not as members of a group, though, we can see clearly who we are as a whole once again.
On the flip side which it conveys to is everyone is brutal and morally gray. Nobody was really "good". It was just about hard people willing to forgive each other. But they most certainly still disliked each other.
But see, that is called EGALITARIAN BULLSHIT.
We are tribal and always will be. To fight human nature is to become anti-human, and I will not tolerate it.
@@crazychase98 It's never established who the hostiles are
Think it's a story of forgiveness
That is what I try to do silently every day...Considering others as unique personalities. And having respect for everybody.I don't ask for recognition. I do it because it is the thing to do and what everybody should do. The world would be a better place if people stopped comparing each others...The individual is stronger than the group, that's what I always believed in. But we need to live in harmony in society.
for me it is really great film about loss and trauma.....but in the end deep understanding, humanity and foregiveness....healing.
I am deeply touched.
One of the best films ever❣️
This film is a masterpiece that takes to the heart.
A psychological, violent and profound western, which breaks the codes of the classic western. There are no bad men or good men, just people trying to get out of hell whether it is outside or inside their heads. Wonderful!
„Don't look back, my friend. Go in a good way. A part of me dies with you.“
This. Movie. Is. Something. Else! So many beautiful shots, so many great lines, masterfully crafted music and great acting. One of the best movies!
This movie is a cinematic masterpiece. It starts at one end of the emotional spectrum and goes to the absolute opposite.
Ich liebe diesen herzergreifenden Film und diesen wunderbaren Soundtrack dazu... Mein absoluter Lieblingsfilm
The BEST movie performance from Christian BALE and an amazing movie and soundtrack. I listen to the OST many times each year. It gives me strengh to carry on in this dark world.
Great words. Fully subscribe to everything.
The world is what you make of it.
@@frankfrohmann1504 ooo oo o oo oooooo
@@wattsy4468 True. But the systems we have in place in society today are the choices and sacrifices of our forefathers. It is our duty to perpetuate their memories and enhance the social systems in place to better life of every citizen. Most people don't realize all the wars and struggles that happened during the last centuries to bring the modern societies we have today.
Amazing movie and beautiful soundtrack ❤️🌹🎼🎶
Bester Film, bester Soundtrack, beste Schauspieler 👍🏻 danke für dieses Meisterwerk.
👍
👌🫶🏼🙏🏻!❤
The best movie portrayal of forgiveness without being cliched
Thank you for this insight.
Could you tell me where to watch it? I can´t find it in netflix, amazon, hbo max, etc...maybe because of my country? thanks
@@rodasrojo just rented or buy it on youtube.. hopefully, you've already seen it..
The end of Spiderman 3 was also very good.
Why this movie is ignored !!! It deserves better attention and recognition
Politics what makes it ignore
Lost my wife on August 27th, 2021 during pregnancy. This gives me a small amount of solace in a chasm that has no depth or end
My deepest condolences sir, it will get better as hard as that is to believe. Just take one step at a time.
So sorry for your loss. Sending a quick prayer your way. How are you doing?
@@NATOnova I'm hanging in there. Just flashbacks. Taking care of my daughter as primary objective.
@@Akira282 glad to hear. dont be afraid of seeing a counselor or mental health professional
Dear Kyle, I hope both you and your daughter are doing well. I know it's not much, but I'll say a prayer hoping that you will be able to find comfort and peace. I wish you a Merry Christmas! God bless you!
I stumbled across the soundtrack for this here on RUclips and after reading comments of people saying it's an underrated movie I watched it and wow, it's a brilliant film
This movie deserves special attention. You feel that you are there with them and you perceive how in those times you could really die for nothing and in less time than you could imagine. Violence was in every corner and the deprivation of rights beyond all limits. Bale (as usual honestly speaking) acts supremely. After watching the film you are left with a feeling of anguish and helplessness but........... if it is true that hope is the last to die, well in this film it is born towards the end :)
Highly underated
If you can stay silent against pain
You are that man
Best movie I have ever seen.
Yes ...I want to agree that this is one of the best westerns ever made , but to put it in a different way ...and to say , it is the best film in the history of film that documents the clash of two civilisations , and is able to find the root of both , our humanity , and maintain the respect for both cultures .
well said, far too many westerns have been 'fictionalized' or 'updated' to reflect a one sided view but this film looks and feels more human, more real ...which is what's important (now more than ever)
my favourite western. Probably the most underrated film in the last twenty years. cant wait to see the direvtor team up with bale again for Edgar allen poe!
try The assassination of jesse james 2007, its a fair comparison with this one
Is a highly underrated movie, it deserves alot more.
Its not that good. Extremely slow paced and not everyone's cup of tea. The soundtrack is phenomenal though
My favourite movie and great soundtrack from max richter :-)
One of the best roles of my beloved actor, Crhristian Bale! Very underrated movie. Good acting.
This is such a moving piece of music, the rising harmonies at the crescendo are goosebump-inducing every time I listen to it.
Great music to go with a great movie, i feel the movie is a little underrated you dont see many westerns like that anymore
Heyyyy
👍🏼👍🏼
I think I have listened at least 75x, and still get chills. I love it so much.
great movie - great performance - great music - another side of American history, told in an understandable message throughout the whole world - a must see for everyone - after all, war and human conflict remains stupid and tears too much apart
Max Richter is a freaking genius
❤yes
This movie is so perfect in telling this story, I love that when they reached the end of their journey they weren't the same as when they set out, I wish there were more movies as soul touching as this one.
"Sometimes I envy the finality of death... The certainty... And I have to drive those thoughts away when l'm weak... We'll never get used to the Lord's rough ways..."
"Иногда я завидую необратимости смерти.... Определенности... И в минуты слабости я стараюсь гнать эти мысли прочь... Не исповедимы пути господни, нам никогда их не понять..." (Russian language)
Movie "Hostiles" 1:42:43
Фильм "Недруги" 1:42:43
Thank you
@Saurav Sharma this is just a phrase from the movie Hostiles
Não pensemos que os mortos estão mortos. A morte é uma ilusão. A noite, em desdobramento, exercitamos a morte todos os dias. Como disse Allan Kardec: Nascer, morrer, renascer ainda e progredir sempre, tal é a lei.
Remember the last scene when he climbs the train? It was such a perfect ending.
Yes we need a happy bloody ending!
This movie (aka pure "Art" ) is a masterpiece. From framing, composition, lighting, tones, textures, the soundtrack that "lifts" you from the inside and and those unspoken moments.
Max Richter paints sound in the air, always a blessing to listen to his music. As I am reading these comments, I am realizing that I must see the film.
Its not that good. Extremely slow paced and not everyone's cup of tea. The soundtrack is phenomenal though
One of the best movies I’ve ever seen
"We will never get used to God's rough ways, but in times like these that i should believe in him, because if i dont have faith what would i have."
Amen!
Does God even exist?
Amen
@@FranciscoMancha69 You'll never know
I really appreciated this movie. It didn't give us the usual boring "white man bad" story we've seen a hundred times. It was very nuanced and explored all the grey zones of the conflicts between the white and native americans. Neither side is truly heroic or truly evil but have big flaws.
This movie is so good, and listening to this made me remember just how great and moving it was. Wonderful job
I'm gonna buy the movie for this upcoming Christmas. Honestly, the few excerpts I watched on YT made me intrigued. Always loved the western genre, especially when the Cavalry is involved, whether during the Civil War or the Indian wars in the Territories. But the music did it for me - I want to watch that movie very much. Definitely.
Out of the Furnace and this are my two favorite Bale movies, too bad both ended up flying under a lot of people's radar. The emotion in both movies is some of the best acting by their phenomenal casts I've seen.
Both made by the same director Scott Cooper
Same bro
I watched as soon as it came out and was really Blown away afterwards.
Captain Joe: " get back inside your tent u gonna freeze"
Seargent: " i don't feel anything. "
Seargent : "i dont feel anthing "
Shit was heavy tho right
Brutal...
"time to move on"
“How old were you when you killed your first?”
“I was 14. I was fighting for the greys ... you know when your a solider it’s your job. And your remember that or you will end up like Phillip...
You know I have killed just about everything that’s ever walked or crawled. Men, women, children, all colors. When you do it enough.. you get used to it. It doesn’t mean a thing.”
“That’s what I’m afraid of.”
The work of Max Richter in this soundtrack is so much similar to Hans Zimmer work, I like that, the wall of sound and the beautiful melodies and the armonie of total of that, is magic
Max and Hans are masters of their craft. Gifts to the world.
One of the greatest and meaningful movies ever made! Top notch from beginning to end!
A hidden Gem of a movie.
Sensational music, and an awe-inspiring film.
Sometimes I envy the finality of death. The certainty. And I have to drive those thoughts away when I'm weak...
I hope you are okay, sometimes thinking of the future makes me feel weak and emotional exhausted due to the uncertainty of it all. I have found new love and I am terrified of the uncertainty of something that should make me so happy. I understand you, I wish I could give you words of advise all I can say is that it can be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel but if we keep moving forward we will come to a better place. That I believe.
@@leila4509 That's my favorite quote from the movie.I think everyone has to fight his own demons with deep analysis of your own beeing,and try to understand what you can improve in you or just accept who you are.
Thank you for your support,I hope that everyone who had similar feelings can endure and remember that is not your fault,and after you can start to see the light.
Great movie, beautiful soundtrack 😍
My money's on City!
😍
One of my favourite movies. Firsttime I came across Jonathan Majors alongside Bale and Pike the performances where world-class.
Hugely underated film and score.
Listening to this music, a huge wave of emotions covers me from tears to a feeling of relief in my chest... so many images and thoughts. 😭👏❤️
Thank you for uploading this sir. Didn't know about this movie because of how under the radar it is and stumbled upon this almost by accident. Decided to watch it based only on the thumbnail of this video and now I'm here. And what a great and thought provoking movie it is. I can say with confidence that this experience will stay with me for a long time.
Kaliteli oyunculuk, senaryo güzel, müzikler dinlendirici. Hepsi insanı iyi hissettiren sanatın verdiği hediye. Müzikleri sakinlikle insanı yatıştırıyor.
He was sure the Devil created red sparkly glitter.
Life is in a perpetual swing between good and evil, happiness and sorrow, death being the only way to put an end to this oscillation of sufferings
Your so accurate
Cringe.
Life is a perpetial swing between doubt and assurance, between fear and will.When the will takes over you get things done. When doubt and fear take over, you get nearer to death..
So is it courageous to want to die, since you put an end to your suffering and preserve others from your suffering? I just can't get aligned with this idea, I don't know why. My instinct tells me to cling to life as much as possible and not to want death...Hmm..Interesting. Culture and social upbringing play a lot in this matter I believe..
@@alexsky88749 Perhaps that is why you do not see this way. The mind tends to blind itself to its biases. I for instance do not find it hard to grasp as I've spent the latter decade of my 22 years sharing such sentiments. So much so that I've been conditioned into a train of thought. My mind contrary to yours has developed a bias towards self-destruction in all its forms. Now that I've emerged from it all I'm still subject to the same patterns of thought. I now have to consciously see otherwise. like you stated Culture and upbringing are factors but also biology has a role to play in this. I've had a negative predisposition, from an early age. Low dopamine, serotonin Etc. I just felt as if nothing was ever enough. I couldn't fill the void within me so I'd actively abuse sources of addiction until they lost their utility. Eventually, all sources were spent, i was no longer able to get my fix. Unable to distract myself any longer I was forced to face reality for what it was, transitory. Sorry for the long post, just felt like sharing.
Превосходно, Макс Рихтер - лучший из современных классиков.
Great movie, he made a right decision by catching that train, he made a choice to stay alive - twice in the movie, two lives were saved, and the kid. Better together ! So much better, love is everything - agape love!
Incredible work. Maybe falls just short of the all-time greats -- Leone, Peoples, Portis -- but only just. No exaggeration to say that it may be the third or fourth best Western ever filmed.
For those who haven't experienced it: maybe 70% 3:10 to Yuma with 30% Last Samurai. Wow.
there are no words that can explain how great this movie is
I cant watch this in Australia, I have to either buy it from Google or Apple TV.....
This movie is massively under-rated and somehow "overlooked" by the mainstream. I think it was right up there with Dicaprio,s The Revenant... Excellent acting and some of the best ive ever seen from Christian Bale. Why this movie never got simular reviews then The revenant is beyond me.... Weird thing is that it didnt get bad reviews either, its one of those excellent movies that get" overlooked" somehow....
Define "under-rated". It got almost all great reviews. Just because it didn't put as many butts in seats as Spider man doesn't mean it is "under-rated".
Scott Coopers masterpiece. The redemption scene is a choker
I'm glad film's like this show the true face of war, it also shows that men have feelings and we can leave behind the ideas of men not crying.
but men should hide their emotions, at least partially. Men should be strong to defend their realms and give hope to others
Comfort and strength! Hope you have been blessed with some light in the meantime! My prayers are with you.
the whole film is about how inescapable barbarity is. thats why at the end he gives him Caesars chronicles of the gallic wars to show him its possible to defeat it
Romans were inhuman to others in the gallic wars. As matter of fact they were inhuman to everyone is the reason everyone hated them to the guts
One of my favorite movies 🎥 ever ❤
In my opinion this movie its the best ever! Max Richter its fenomenal composer
Fully agree.
Max Richter is a true master of layering. The opening piano is so pensive, and when the strings rise up it is gripping...
I loved this movie! One closer to heart!
So so as the film goes. 'As becomes evident early on, the real, inward journey depicted in the film is the one where Blocker recovers his humanity by learning to grant the Indians theirs. This is a worthy theme and dramatic premise but it’s only partly, and rather unsatisfactorily, realized. While Blocker’s gradual change of heart-which eventually includes the first flickers of romantic interest in Mrs. Quaid-comes across thanks to Bale’s strong performance, the film’s biggest flaw lies in how underwritten the Indian parts are. Though the venerable Wes Studi is a commanding presence and fine actor, his character is given very little shading or dimension, and the other Indians are allowed practically none.' The failed theme of most American Westerns. Few if any replicate Soldier Blue or Little Big Man or Black Robe(Canadian).
Thanks for this. I'm a big fan of Max Richter, but hadn't previously listened to any of this soundtrack. I enjoyed it a lot and have just ordered the CD 😊
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"My life's blood continued to flow on, but my pain only grew!!"
One year later, still coming back to this soundtrack
Sir, i read your previous posts. i hope that you are getting through your pain somehow. There is probably not much that i can add, as i am just another lost, troubled, and mixed-up soul here online. Nevertheless, may God comfort and strengthen you, Kyle, and may the soul of your dear departed wife be at peaceful rest in the arms of the LORD and all His angels and saints in Paradise.
@@jmferris1138 Thanks James. Hanging in there and staying strong
chisrian bale best actor alive
Brilliant actor
He made the Batman come alive again! I’ve never been disappointed with any movie he has ever been in! My all time favorite actor to ever walk this earth!
@@jamesmarshalla8565 me too
Incredible movie- the violence is immediate and real. There is no better movie that portrays forgiveness and peace.
Reminiscent of the composer Arvo Part...and that's a good thing!
that is a really interesting observation. I think you are correct
max richter, great composition, the master of the sadness ... great Bale
Great movie!
I literally had a bad day today, I didn’t see any of my friends at school (I only saw a few of them at the cafe) and now I’m just suffering ‘cause of that!
Perhaps this gives me a bit of comfort knowing I might see ‘em again…
A very unappreciated film! I found it to be brilliant, from top to bottom! Including the outstanding musical score!
Love it, well done ....
Wow, sehr toller Film !
Nice compilation, much appreciated...
Insanity how this movie is not talked about more, the entire freaking cast was A Listers
Great film. Too understated for most.
6:51 melts my heart
Thank u so much for this upload. A masterpiece ✌️
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Go to 15:04, take a sit, put on some headphones.
Close your eyes and just think of something sad that've been happening recently, what ever it could be about yourself, your family or Covid-19, the humanity or just the planet in general.
How we humans are destroying the planet.
"Never Goodbye" makes me think of the bad stuff that've happened and are happening.
Max Richter is truly one of my favorite music composer. He really makes our ears orgasm by the way he have built up his songs.
Masterpiece... thumbs up. Hats off...
En son bu kalitede film "The King" de raslamıştım az ve öz diyalog,gerçekçilik,gölgeler,karakterlerin girdikleri ruhsal ve psikolojik bunalım.. Herbiri anlamlı ve özel.Yapımcıların önünde eğilmek lazım böyle bir film için.
4:00 “Ah Jesus, Captain. He got him, sir. He got him good.”
perfection
thanks u for this, this is amazing
BEST MOVIES .........
Underrated
"Chief, our treatment of the natives cannot be forgiven...please accept this tobbaco...have merci on us."
❤🍂THANKS! 🍂❤
Maravillosa pelicula por el mensaje que tiene, y sus diálogos continuos llenos de emoción, también super banda sonora digna de la pelicula
♥🍂GREAT! 🍂♥
Utterly beautiful. If anyone reads this comment, just know I am struggling and need a bit of help.
Never Goodbye is a masterpiece...
Thank you
Tanck you 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
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if it wasn't for movies and cenima, we would never hear these pieces of art
Can someone help me to find the background wallpaper ? :(
@Offizier Hashem Thanks!