I saw this movie, when I was stuck in a bad rotten place. This scene and the scene where Walter walks out of the bar and jumps into the helicopter with space oddity music, were so epic. I felt a great sense of adventure all through the movie. This movie is a classic.
@@TheCreativeAnimation The biggest "flaw" of this movie and what people always don't like about it, are the silly and unrealistic characters. But after seeing the movie a couple times, i just got the idea that, they are just silly because that is the way Walter portraits them, he sees them as silly, he is so immersed in his reality that everything around him is like a cartoon. That doesn't mean that is the way everything is. So when i rewatch it, i just think this is what Walter is seeing, not reality. This changes once he goes beyond walls and comes back. You can see this when he comes back and confronts Ted, THAT is reality, and it looks much more realistic than what Walter was seeing before going beyond walls.
This movie came into my life in the most wonderful way possible: I had ended a relationship that hurt me deeply, the next day I was having breakfast alone in my house, sad and hopeless about the future. At that moment something inside me ignited, I threw my breakfast in the trash, I changed my clothes with the first thing I found and left my house, without combing my hair, without brushing my teeth, without anything, seeking adventure. I wanted to do like in the movies, when the protagonist buys the first ticket to anywhere, and I did. I embarked on a journey to a beautiful place called Tepoztlán, in Mexico. This movie was shown on the bus, at first I didn't pay attention, but right at this scene I felt it was a sign from heaven. That trip was the best of my life, I dared to do things I had never done: I danced alone at a Reggae concert, I climbed a mountain, I found myself, I even met a French girl and spent the night with her. Before that day, I would have never had the courage to approach a beautiful girl, or to dance alone, but I believe that movie brought out something new in me. I can say that since that trip I am different. When the trip ended, I didn't even remember why I had been sad since life is beautiful and we only live once.
This is an amazing story. I'm so happy to hear how this movie affected people like me too. This movie also changed my life for the better and helped me find myself. Life really is the most beautiful thing. The ability to experience the world is the greatest gift anyone can ever have.
This movie inspired me to travel, too! I went to Spain and met so many wonderful people, ate delicious food and I too had a few nights of romance during my time over there. To see the world... Safe travels, my friend!
As subtle as it was, the old man sitting next to walter in an empty flight, Not a word spoken, but the kind gesture of shaking walters hand and nodding was heart warming.
This is a perfect film. Cast, writing, cinematography, soundtrack, all blended in the perfect sequence and it concludes on perhaps the most satisfying ending possible. Beautiful things dont ask for attention.
I like to think that the lady at the airport who open Walter’s passport smiles because it was empty, Walter never travelled before, so that was his first ever big trip! She’s like “oh you are going to enjoy every minute of it, now it stars a new life for you” Idk ahaha
@@lasercat538 new copies of the movie no longer have wake up by arcade fire during this scene likely due to licensing issue. New song does not fit near as well and it was a massive bummer when i played the new copy of the movie
I cried at this scene because arcade fire is my fav band and i didnt not see this coming at all that they would have this song at a turning point in the movie Seriously hit me in the heart and throat
The song 'Wake Up' is a perfect rallying cry for Walter, as he launches into the second act. Normally, the hero moves to a new location to signify the new world of the protagonist and Greenland is a perfect metaphor for this new world. Note that the last picture as he leaves Life (a daydream of Walter) is Walter as an astronaut. This is a foreshadowing of the 'Major Tom' incident that will be the last daydream that actually helps Walter.
Walter never take a long trip, he want to but he cannot due to his busy jobs. But this time is a perfect action to decide to have long trip to give his best things to do for his last carrer. Im little crying to saw that scene
Haha ikr? The fact that Wake Up isn’t in more movies is a crying shame, I know My Body is a Cage is in a couple shows but really let’s get Arcade Fire some more credit lol
Because of this movie i quited my old streesful and boring job. I bought a plane ticket to Asia and travelled several months. It’s been 6 years since then. It was the best decission i have made in my life. I love this movie and this scene.
One of the most underrated and my favorite movie of all time. This movie inspired me to venture out into the unknown and tackle my fears head on. It truly is a masterpiece that everyone should watch at least once in their life.
This scene is the perfect representation of their always being an opportunity to take. You can always just simply get up and go. So many people get locked into the same thing, the same routine day after day, they forget there is a whole world out there. Life is meant to be lived, to go out and have adventures. Safety and security in life is all good but you shouldn't be so focused on it that you miss out on opportunities.
Same with me. Everytime i watch this movies, this is the epic scene. When a man decide to breaking all his daily ordinary things and schedule, for giving the last responsible for his end of carrer
Apart from the obvious, the music that plays when Sean is beckoning Walter in his daydream is incredible. Its mysterious. Its wild. Untamed. LIke the wind howling through the mountains. Walter can either take a step back, or take a step forward and dive in.
Ich könnte heulen bei dieser Szene . . . Aber ich hatte diese Momente mit 16 Jahren ! Und bin dann in 12 Stunden mit meinem "MOFA" über 250 Kilometer zum Nürburgring gefahren ! Das fühlt sich dann genau so an . . .
I think in everybody’s heart, they would want to do what Walter did and spontaneously go somewhere without a plan or idea of what comes next and just go with it
There’s a Reddit post claiming that (at least in certain countries) the song in this scene was replaced by “Step Out” by Jose Gonzales due to licensing costs. My Blu-ray copy is from before the supposed change (2016). Does anyone know if this is the case now?
You want me to ruin this movie for you just a little bit? All the scenes where Walter is in Greenland actually takes place in Iceland. Nah, this is still a great movie no matter what
This scene is peak cinema.🍿 This scene reminds me of a Zack Snyder movie. So epic and awesomely dramatic. Also the “Where The Wild Things Are” trailers brought me to this song! I love “Wake Up” by Arcade Fire!🤩
WHY IS THIS MOVIE BAD!? WHY IS THIS BAD!? THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL FILM BASED ON AN OLD SCHOOL SHORT STORY THAT IS RE-ADAPTED TO TELL AN AMAZING STORY ABOUT LIFE, THIS MOVIE SHOULD HAVE BEEN BEST PICTURE!
I saw this movie, when I was stuck in a bad rotten place. This scene and the scene where Walter walks out of the bar and jumps into the helicopter with space oddity music, were so epic. I felt a great sense of adventure all through the movie. This movie is a classic.
Manh That space oddity scene I am in love with that scene
cant agree you more.
Me too. Brings a tear to my eye every time.
One of the most underrated movies of all time
indeed
I would rate it higher if they could delete some of the silly comedic moments, not all of them but some of them. i still love the movie
@@TheCreativeAnimation The biggest "flaw" of this movie and what people always don't like about it, are the silly and unrealistic characters. But after seeing the movie a couple times, i just got the idea that, they are just silly because that is the way Walter portraits them, he sees them as silly, he is so immersed in his reality that everything around him is like a cartoon. That doesn't mean that is the way everything is. So when i rewatch it, i just think this is what Walter is seeing, not reality. This changes once he goes beyond walls and comes back. You can see this when he comes back and confronts Ted, THAT is reality, and it looks much more realistic than what Walter was seeing before going beyond walls.
Agreed, found it by accident and it changed my life
People like infotainment these days
This movie came into my life in the most wonderful way possible: I had ended a relationship that hurt me deeply, the next day I was having breakfast alone in my house, sad and hopeless about the future. At that moment something inside me ignited, I threw my breakfast in the trash, I changed my clothes with the first thing I found and left my house, without combing my hair, without brushing my teeth, without anything, seeking adventure. I wanted to do like in the movies, when the protagonist buys the first ticket to anywhere, and I did. I embarked on a journey to a beautiful place called Tepoztlán, in Mexico. This movie was shown on the bus, at first I didn't pay attention, but right at this scene I felt it was a sign from heaven. That trip was the best of my life, I dared to do things I had never done: I danced alone at a Reggae concert, I climbed a mountain, I found myself, I even met a French girl and spent the night with her. Before that day, I would have never had the courage to approach a beautiful girl, or to dance alone, but I believe that movie brought out something new in me. I can say that since that trip I am different. When the trip ended, I didn't even remember why I had been sad since life is beautiful and we only live once.
I am from Mexico.
Tepoztlan is a beautiful and magical place.
I am really happy for you 👌👌
This is an amazing story. I'm so happy to hear how this movie affected people like me too. This movie also changed my life for the better and helped me find myself. Life really is the most beautiful thing. The ability to experience the world is the greatest gift anyone can ever have.
This movie inspired me to travel, too! I went to Spain and met so many wonderful people, ate delicious food and I too had a few nights of romance during my time over there. To see the world...
Safe travels, my friend!
@@thelostcosmonaut5555 That sounds amazing, I am really happy to know that there are more people who have found life thanks to this movie
👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
As subtle as it was, the old man sitting next to walter in an empty flight, Not a word spoken, but the kind gesture of shaking walters hand and nodding was heart warming.
This is a perfect film. Cast, writing, cinematography, soundtrack, all blended in the perfect sequence and it concludes on perhaps the most satisfying ending possible.
Beautiful things dont ask for attention.
For anyone wondering, the song is : Wake Up - Arcade Fire
thanks much, was looking for this. why was it not included in the soundtrack though?!?.....
Thanks
I like to think that the lady at the airport who open Walter’s passport smiles because it was empty, Walter never travelled before, so that was his first ever big trip! She’s like “oh you are going to enjoy every minute of it, now it stars a new life for you”
Idk ahaha
Yes, that's exactly what I see. It makes me cry every time. The kindness and love of a stranger, in her job, saying "Great for you."
I've had that exact experience
Ohhh. I remember that scene of the lady at the airport checking the passport and smiling but never thought anything out of it. Wow.
Favorite scene. Favorite movie. Still crying in 2022.
Will never get tired of this film. This scene is one of the greatest ever.
The best song-scene combo in the history of cinema
I like the "Step Out" version of this scene better, personally. But this scene alone made this movie my absolute favorite movie.
what's this song called
@@johncunningham8213 the step out version?
@@lasercat538
Look up Jose Gonzalez - Step Out. There was an edit of this scene with that song in another version of the movie.
@@lasercat538 new copies of the movie no longer have wake up by arcade fire during this scene likely due to licensing issue. New song does not fit near as well and it was a massive bummer when i played the new copy of the movie
I cried at this scene because arcade fire is my fav band and i didnt not see this coming at all that they would have this song at a turning point in the movie
Seriously hit me in the heart and throat
The song 'Wake Up' is a perfect rallying cry for Walter, as he launches into the second act. Normally, the hero moves to a new location to signify the new world of the protagonist and Greenland is a perfect metaphor for this new world. Note that the last picture as he leaves Life (a daydream of Walter) is Walter as an astronaut. This is a foreshadowing of the 'Major Tom' incident that will be the last daydream that actually helps Walter.
Walter never take a long trip, he want to but he cannot due to his busy jobs.
But this time is a perfect action to decide to have long trip to give his best things to do for his last carrer.
Im little crying to saw that scene
@@fraserwhyte7109 Yep that is what makes this movie so beautiful
Haha ikr? The fact that Wake Up isn’t in more movies is a crying shame, I know My Body is a Cage is in a couple shows but really let’s get Arcade Fire some more credit lol
We watch this movie every year with my wife... WE LOVE IT !. Thank you Walter Mitty ;)
I hope this scene awakens the wanderering spirit and adventurer in all of us.
It truly did
Once I save up some money
Because of this movie i quited my old streesful and boring job. I bought a plane ticket to Asia and travelled several months. It’s been 6 years since then. It was the best decission i have made in my life. I love this movie and this scene.
I know it did for me
How I love your comment because it's they way it makes me feel always. Every single time.
Watched this over and over. Just finished it again. So underrated and great movie.
One of the most underrated and my favorite movie of all time. This movie inspired me to venture out into the unknown and tackle my fears head on.
It truly is a masterpiece that everyone should watch at least once in their life.
This scene is the perfect representation of their always being an opportunity to take. You can always just simply get up and go. So many people get locked into the same thing, the same routine day after day, they forget there is a whole world out there. Life is meant to be lived, to go out and have adventures. Safety and security in life is all good but you shouldn't be so focused on it that you miss out on opportunities.
Watching this scene at the airport, waiting to board a flight for my first visit to Europe. To see the world.
To see the world 🤝
Gives me goosebumps Everytime this one
Same with me. Everytime i watch this movies, this is the epic scene.
When a man decide to breaking all his daily ordinary things and schedule, for giving the last responsible for his end of carrer
best scene. always makes me tear up a bit
One of the most powerful scenes. I always watch it. The moment he starts calling for Walter makes me wanna get up and book the flight
Book it
Watching this as I'm about to board a flight to greenland :-)
TO DRAW CLOSER, TO FIND EACH OTHER, AND TO FEEL
THAT IS THE PURPOSE OF LIFE.
I love this movie but this seems like the best airline commercial ever.
Apart from the obvious, the music that plays when Sean is beckoning Walter in his daydream is incredible. Its mysterious. Its wild. Untamed. LIke the wind howling through the mountains. Walter can either take a step back, or take a step forward and dive in.
Man i watched this movie just before travelling in South America for half a year. believe me, it made the trip.
This is fundamental film about personal strength, believe and love. I was encouraged!
This is one of my most favorite scenes of all the films I've seen in my life.
The eyebrow on the airline lady checking his passport. That’s just gold. Beautifully directed film.
This is the best scene in movie for a person who is a loner for life.
Es tan grande esta escena que nos inspira a seguir la aventura y el descubrimiento de nosotros mismos
Yo I cried for almost every scene… IM NOT A CRIER MANNNNN
The first 30s of this clip launched me on my adventure to see all sorts of new places
One of the Most special parts in film history! It’s like my whole liife flashed before me! :)
A culture classic
“..that is the purpose of life”
Ich könnte heulen bei dieser Szene . . . Aber ich hatte diese Momente mit 16 Jahren ! Und bin dann in 12 Stunden mit meinem "MOFA" über 250 Kilometer zum Nürburgring gefahren ! Das fühlt sich dann genau so an . . .
Ist halt wirklich so, scheißt der Hund drauf, einfach machen :)
One of the best scenes from the movie!
such a powerful scene. I love this movie.
This scene gives me an instant adrenaline rush!
just perfect ! ..... in everyway.
I love this scene and the helicopter scene so much. This movie is so underrated and amazing. Only regret is not watching it sooner…
A beautiful movie
my heart aches to see that sight which the prison of responsibility will forever bar me from...
Cool cinematic hints, they know with words
Best scene in the movie! I watched it repeatedly
I love this
My favorit scene ever!!
Beautiful
I don't watch this movie a lot but God I fucking love this movie
This scene motivated me to quit my job and travel to Canada after having an argument with my ex manager.
この映画のように常に勇気を持って生き続ける
just an eskimo passing by
Cinematic poetry :D 🔱
Amazing film
Quit my jobs and ran away to South America because of this scene!
That is amazing
Poetic and gallant.
My wife and I watched this movie and were so taken by it we re-watched it immediately afterwards. 🤔
Get it Walter
That moto is Life 💜💜💜
Great!
0:20 Nods - Coat - Suitcase - Leaves
Still one of my favourite scenes in movies
I didn't even noticed the nod until you mentioned it here. Good catch!
This scene is cold
Im going to Greenland next month for 2 weeks
how was it?
Did you meet all 8 citizens?
How was it?
How was it mate?
@@notalooop2800 amazing! Trekked 100 miles through the tundra. So fun
currently jumped in a plane and am heading to somewhere new! to excitement:)
I think in everybody’s heart, they would want to do what Walter did and spontaneously go somewhere without a plan or idea of what comes next and just go with it
Finding to courage to do something unknown is the point here.
epic
So there’s only two passengers on the whole plane.
Nobody wants to got to greenland mate
I am in this airport right now!
no way... so how does it feel?
Tell us!
Start to Life
What is it the name of that song?
Someone could you tell me the name of this song if u know what song is that.
Song called "wake up" by Arcade Fire..
There’s a Reddit post claiming that (at least in certain countries) the song in this scene was replaced by “Step Out” by Jose Gonzales due to licensing costs. My Blu-ray copy is from before the supposed change (2016). Does anyone know if this is the case now?
So cool when you have a passport which grants you visa-less visit to the most of the world, isn’t it?
0:37 President Kennedy
The abrupt cut of the music and the incredibly depressing airport killed me
I want know the name of this Song so i can put in the Airport in my airplugs
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
What song is this???
Song called "wake up" by Arcade Fire..
What’s the name of the song ?
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
What is this song called
Song name...
The Arcade Fire - Wake Up
Name of the song?
The song is Wake Up by Arcade Fire
Which song is this?
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
What’s this song name and artist please??
Wake Up - Arcade Fire
What song is that?
Emanuele Vicalvi The Arcade Fire - wake up
@@fehr3768 the
Where The Wild Things Are
The place he’s going is iceland nit greenland but airgreenland is real because thats where i live
Both beautiful places to visit.
You want me to ruin this movie for you just a little bit?
All the scenes where Walter is in Greenland actually takes place in Iceland.
Nah, this is still a great movie no matter what
Iceland and Greenland are a bit confusing lol, almost the same landscape, and both beautiful places.
@@bethelmenil8786 It is, but all the scenes were filmed in Iceland
Greenland Iceland potato potahto
Well, those buildings are not in Greenland. It is somewhere in Scandinavia 😂
Nuuk is not like that that’s uummanaq
I fell asleep every time I tried to watch this 😮😅
jajajajaja xD
He goes to Iceland not Greenland
He goes to both
He went Nuuk (the capital of greenland)
Then took the helipcator to Iceland
This f###ing movie, man...
This scene is peak cinema.🍿 This scene reminds me of a Zack Snyder movie. So epic and awesomely dramatic. Also the “Where The Wild Things Are” trailers brought me to this song! I love “Wake Up” by Arcade Fire!🤩
why don't they sit apart on plane ?
contrast between Walter and the dude reading news i guess
It's a joke. A huge jet with 2 passengers and they sit next to each other 😄
WHY IS THIS MOVIE BAD!? WHY IS THIS BAD!? THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL FILM BASED ON AN OLD SCHOOL SHORT STORY THAT IS RE-ADAPTED TO TELL AN AMAZING STORY ABOUT LIFE, THIS MOVIE SHOULD HAVE BEEN BEST PICTURE!
😆 this movie is so pretentious .
I feel sad for you that you have to willfully search for a scene from a 9 year old movie just to comment that. Be well
@@h2oespi541 He says pretentious. I say inspiring.
A word that somebody uses that doesn't understand the meaning.
I love this scene
마법같은영화, 영화도 OST도 너무좋다
the scene of the light falling on the airplane food is so satisfying.😂
What's the name of the song?
Arcade Fire - Wake Up