The absolute genius of Beethoven never ceases to amaze me. How clever of the makers of this film to combine music and maths - they are both universal languages.
I, three weeks ago when Italy, Usa, Germany, France etc. said: No problem, we are in control, it's a normal flu! Two weeks later: Italy: lockdown (with 6077 dead); three weeks later: Germany: lockdown, Usa: lockdown, France: lockdown, UK: lockdown.
Beethoven is my favorite composer. This section of his Symphony No. 7 was tailor-made for the end of "Knowing." Whoever did the music for this movie is a genius. Touchingly sad and beautiful.
Saber Jaouad thanks that’s deep. I wish I had a husband with such deep feelings and thoughts.. There’s some music out there it makes you believe you can do all kinds of fights and jumps and run and fly.. it’s crazycool
Music makes the imagination become alive with hope and grace of life. This classic bring the reality of we are all mortal and no matter what happens family are still family to be with at the end. Pity that my family could not see that when they disowned my son and me for his disabilities
i thought i was the only one. i hear this classical piece and the orchestra Jurassic park theme and others and shut my eyes and my soul flies from this tedious world.
Churchill drank and smoked Cuban cigars won 2ww many top people drink easiest way to get the light which is the answer for the question. Pity stopped drinking when I was 21 now 57 the thing I could have done
This is such a beautiful, perfect piece of music to contrast the chaos and confusion of everything that's going on around Nick Cage in this scene depicting the end of the world as we know it. so sad and elegantly touching. Perfectly directed.
BACKGROUND OF THIS SONG Many believe that Beethoven wrote this song so somber because he was losing his hearing and wanted this to be the last thing he possibly hears.
Whoever made this is touched by the unknown or God. I thank you so much for this. My favourite piece of music in a film I really appreciated having the opportunity to view it. ❤️👍✝️
The end of that movie is really touching to tears. However, if everything have to finish I'd like to be next to my family. Of course, our sons deserve to be saved.
Braca Ganon Don't get me wrong my friend. When I say "our sons" I mean son and daughter. I'm not a native English speaker, maybe I wrote incorrect, because in my mother tongue, the plural form includes masculine and feminine.
@@gabrielst828 I just want to call my crush to tell her about my feelings. But, that'd be impossible since the signal probably got cut off. When the end finally comes, it'd be too late for me.
This is awesome! Thank you so much for uploading it. I love this movie and the melody is haunting. What else could we expect from good Beethoven :) Have a great day!
This music was used at the end of "Zardoz", a 1973 John Boorman film starring Sean Connery. I had heard of Beethoven, but I had not heard this before. It was the most electrifying musical moment I have ever had.
EXCELENTE PELÍCULA 💯❤👍👏💯👏👏👍 Y EXCELENTE MELODÍA , 👏👏👍👍❤💯.💯 ❤ Deberían darla en los cines de nuevo La musica perfecta para esta excelente película 👏👏👏👏💯💯💯.
Amazing piece of music, written when Herr Beethoven was completely deaf. He sawed the legs off his piano, listening to the tones through vibration on the floor! Pure genius ......
One of the greatest “movements” of all time...Composed by Beethoven in 1812...the “Allegretto” 2nd movement may have been put to parchment by Ludwig...but it was written by God...
La mejor música para El Fin. Transmite una infinita tristeza por todo lo perdido, pero acompaña ante la inevitabilidad con resignación y algo de dulzura. Es ideal para el final de esta película.
They built these movie scenes around this symphony. It's very impressive and quite beautiful. Watch the plane crash and the son's reaction adding the music. It's second by second for a long period of time. Must have been an effort.
Beethoven é zika demais! Mito! Ludwig ficou surdo e ainda assim não parou de fazer o que tanto amava! Por isso e outros motivos que eu o admiro tanto! Muito obrigado Ludwig Van Beethoven por nos prestigiar com essa obra de arte e por muitas outras! Beethoven é o mito dos mitos!
La primera vez que vi esta escena, terminé llorando tenía 13 años y fue bastante chocante ver como se acababa el mundo, aunque sea ficción la canción me llena de un profundo miedo hasta el día de hoy, y también de una agobiante calma, sentimientos opuestos en un maremoto de deseos
this soundtrack made me cry, i felt so many emotions once i listened to it on my own time its crazy all the things i thought, the time ive lost, the the things ive let go, the wholesome and the evil in my life the pain and the happiness ive sought, its just making me wonder why do anything then the tunes lifted and i was thinking more, but why
This allegretto was also used at the end of the 1974 movie Zardoz, and the last 10 minutes of that movie has stuck with me for 30 years because of this music. Someone mentioned that it was used in The King's Speech too. Too bad that Beethoven's estate doesn't get royalties.
+David Horgan Except the Book of Eli did fine... It wasn't the references which made people watch / not watch it. I watched it without a single thought of religion in mind, was just there for the violence and story (which had some relation to religion - obviously).
@@SuperZombiekillar True. But it did get shit for it's religious points. Atheists are sometimes worse than religious people in my opinion. ALWAYS needing to point out their atheist beliefs.
Pues si, la película es increible, brutal y demoledora, pero a su vez, cariñosa y emotiva. Una maravilla. Y esa ultima escena, cuando la cancíón sale de verdad en la peli, es en mi opinión de las mejores escenas del cine, de las que te ponen los pelos de punta y se te salta la lágrima, y ese genial tema que lo acompaña a la perfección. Un saludo
Saludos, gracias por el comentario. De verdad que no canso de ver esa escena. El mundo en silencio sólo la música. La tengo en mi mente grabado. Genial!!!
Ein wunderschöner Zusammenschnitt bedeutender Filme! Beethoven ist die Seele meiner selbst, mit all seinen Widersprüchen und unterschiedlichen charakteristischen Darstellungen. Ich liebe Beethoven!
In 2009 I loved this movie so much, it was one of my favorites at that time (and still)... The Symphony n°7 is absolutely perfect for the ending, I watched it over and over again... and now 2020 im here again, crying for everything is happening and alot of memories.
+The Weinmeyer Republic Your profile pic. This is so wierd, I post random pictures on my one Instagram page and that's one of the pictures. @man.with.apple Hahaha what a coincidence.
esta peli fue una de las que me deje pensando en ovnis y extraterrestres durante largo tiempo en mis dias de infancia...ni enterado que el fondo musical era de Beethoven...cuanta fuerza le da las escenas esta musica XD
You don't simply throw patterns to make music, even patterns have to be put with taste... I believe it's more like the musical voice within... music comes from the heart/head, not the fingers. Jason Becker, now unable to move or talk, still composes music. It comes from inside. Schumann said "In order to compose, all you need to do is remember a tune that nobody else has thought of." That's how I think it works for most. Or at least works for me, but I don't think I'm an exception.
This music is amazing, the film is believe, totally, and ufff i dont know but this is my favorite movie for many many things, is better than many than are similar but nothing like this💗
The A minor chord of the beginning of this movement is one of the most powerful opening chords ever in music, just behind the G minor chords of Verdi's Dies Irae in my opinion.
without question one of the most underrated movies of all time, especially with this most heart- rendering musical finally. It's very hard to forget both once you've seen the film a couple of times. I think the viewing public are either biased or non biased with Nicolas Cage, that's the problem with the unfortunate scope of critics' viewpoints. People tend to stick to their favorite actors/actresses. This superb movie is both shocking and amazing at the same time and deserves far more accolade for sure, though it did fairly well at the box office at the time.
Bitte schön, sehr geehrte Sara. I'm not good at German but I find this language as TRUE language of love - heavy and hard to understand :) Gruss aus Kroatien!
Развлечения
I just wanna thank the man who decided to put this into the movie
In fact this is the song on the movie
Agree!!
Wasn't a great movie but this song made this scene great.
Nicolas Cage suggested it supposedly.
@@eldritch7724 he was talking bout the movie
Beethoven my man, I wish you were here to see all the cool things your music does to other cool things
S Parker me too...
S Parker He knows.
@@AgnosticProle he is reputed to have said his music was for future generations
Rip Beethoven 😰
alex from clockwork orange would agree.
La escena final con la destrucción del mundo y la melodía de Beethoven solo puede ser idea de alguien sensible y genial. Memorable.
The absolute genius of Beethoven never ceases to amaze me. How clever of the makers of this film to combine music and maths - they are both universal languages.
Schroeder turned me onto Beethoven!
A brilliant tune. And a brilliant movie.
It is my favorite piece of music. I’ve seen in live twice now with Dudimel conducting in LA😍
I thought the same. I love the genius mind❤
-This isn't the end, son.
-I know.
son is mean in tutkish ''end''
@@ozgur7089 really??
Who is watching this in 2020? This is more relatable than ever....
I, three weeks ago when Italy, Usa, Germany, France etc. said: No problem, we are in control, it's a normal flu! Two weeks later: Italy: lockdown (with 6077 dead); three weeks later: Germany: lockdown, Usa: lockdown, France: lockdown, UK: lockdown.
That's why I'm here.
@@Polemox47 never underestimate anything.
We are going to be alright son!
Lol not sure it’s quite this bad!
The ending of this film always makes me cry. It is sad but on the other hand so full of hope and the music is just perfect.
Por favor ¿Cómo se llama la película? Gracias.
@@karitgyoviedogonzalez9924Knowing (2009)
@@karitgyoviedogonzalez9924Se llama "Knowing" (2009)
@@karitgyoviedogonzalez9924 Knowing
I don't understand how this movie didn't get better ratings and how very few people actually remember it. Love Beethoven at the end.
Really?
+Forestcat 0 True that the movie earns a lot more credit, I think it is because of the miscasting...
+Bart van Steenvoort Hmm, you're probably right.
Bart van Steenvoort Nothing wrong with the casting, you can appreacite good acting from less known actors aswell.
I don't understand either, I love this movie, I have seen it already at least 10 times and I never get tired of it!
Hope, tears, fear, sadness, God, redention, forgiven, sins, joys, hapiness, hate, love, blood, sweat. Everything moving by this lovely music.
i would like to hear this symphony while i am dying.
Hell yeah and come back and say fuck u im here to fuck it up again
See you on the other side ☠
try Vivaldi it's nicer. "soylent green sceen" a must watch ruclips.net/video/bshz1reMTVY/видео.html
nah. this song is for epic death only
You will.
This classical music masterpiece was used extremely and overwhelmingly well in this movie.
Beethoven is my favorite composer. This section of his Symphony No. 7 was tailor-made for the end of "Knowing." Whoever did the music for this movie is a genius. Touchingly sad and beautiful.
When I hear this music ... I fly and swim in the imagination ... something really amazing ... Thank you very much !!!
Saber Jaouad thanks that’s deep. I wish I had a husband with such deep feelings and thoughts..
There’s some music out there it makes you believe you can do all kinds of fights and jumps and run and fly.. it’s crazycool
Music makes the imagination become alive with hope and grace of life. This classic bring the reality of we are all mortal and no matter what happens family are still family to be with at the end. Pity that my family could not see that when they disowned my son and me for his disabilities
i thought i was the only one. i hear this classical piece and the orchestra Jurassic park theme and others and shut my eyes and my soul flies from this tedious world.
My Music teacher: What do you think of when you hear this music?
Me: THE END OF THE WORLD
*Music teacher gives me a weird look*
Haha sames though this made me laugh
Apparently at least 3 movie directors agreed with you
How humans can sometimes rise above our baser instincts.
No more superpowers.
Migel, sloth emperor i think of warthunder
Beethoven' shadow is still giving shivers down the spine.
he's a mathematician who solves all his problems by drinking.
isn't that how we all do it???
Maybe if I'd been able to drink in school I'd have done better in math!
As a mathematician, not far from reality!
Churchill drank and smoked Cuban cigars won 2ww many top people drink easiest way to get the light which is the answer for the question. Pity stopped drinking when I was 21 now 57 the thing I could have done
This movie + this music = just one of the best ..
how come the music explains how u feel to this degree ..amazing !
Coronavirus: series finale.
bravissimo
Amo essa sinfonia.
Fucek
Tie’
@@yong5126 Countdown!
This is such a beautiful, perfect piece of music to contrast the chaos and confusion of everything that's going on around Nick Cage in this scene depicting the end of the world as we know it. so sad and elegantly touching. Perfectly directed.
I am not an authority on classical music but this is absolutely superb!
None of us is.
BACKGROUND OF THIS SONG
Many believe that Beethoven wrote this song so somber because he was losing his hearing and wanted this to be the last thing he possibly hears.
the best movie ever!!
Whoever made this is touched by the unknown or God. I thank you so much for this. My favourite piece of music in a film I really appreciated having the opportunity to view it. ❤️👍✝️
This is why I couldn't resist to make this video. Beethoven's piece perfectly fits in this movie.
The end of that movie is really touching to tears. However, if everything have to finish I'd like to be next to my family. Of course, our sons deserve to be saved.
Willy García screw the daughters? haha
Braca Ganon Don't get me wrong my friend. When I say "our sons" I mean son and daughter. I'm not a native English speaker, maybe I wrote incorrect, because in my mother tongue, the plural form includes masculine and feminine.
The word you were looking for is "children". I'm not a native English speaker either.
when the world ends, I'd like to be somewhere with a nice view to all of it, with a cold beer in my hand and a cigarette in the other
@@gabrielst828 I just want to call my crush to tell her about my feelings. But, that'd be impossible since the signal probably got cut off.
When the end finally comes, it'd be too late for me.
So melancholic but uplifting at the same time, music is the best drug available...Beethoven never died he simply became music.
Always get chills to this song!
This is awesome! Thank you so much for uploading it. I love this movie and the melody is haunting. What else could we expect from good Beethoven :)
Have a great day!
+Louise Defontaine I'm glad you like it.
Have a nice day too! :)
cyp'sounds music Non, mais j'adore la langue français! J'ai l'étudié il ya quelques années.
Really touching.....as if it's really the last song I want to hear on earth.
wow - Tu Palvez francais - kann ich' nih so gut - erster Weltkrieg
white Trash Danke sehr Beethoven ! wunderschoen ! ich hoere sehr off dieser Synfonie.
This music was used at the end of "Zardoz", a 1973 John Boorman film starring Sean Connery. I had heard of Beethoven, but I had not heard this before. It was the most electrifying musical moment I have ever had.
"I had heard of Beethoven" If you haven´t heard about Beethoven you probably would be the stupidest man alive!
@@michaelwirth6843 or born deaf
The gun is good
EXCELENTE PELÍCULA 💯❤👍👏💯👏👏👍 Y EXCELENTE MELODÍA , 👏👏👍👍❤💯.💯 ❤
Deberían darla en los cines de nuevo
La musica perfecta para esta excelente película
👏👏👏👏💯💯💯.
Amazing piece of music, written when Herr Beethoven was completely deaf. He sawed the legs off his piano, listening to the tones through vibration on the floor! Pure genius ......
Keeping classical musocologists' mythology alive!
This song opened me up to classical music when I was 10 or 11. I am very thankful for that today.
ValiantPixel Thanks Beethoven !
This piece by Beethoven: tragically beautiful
Don't listen to classic music, but i had to listen to this again. Wonderful. Nicolas your the best
One of the greatest “movements” of all time...Composed by Beethoven in 1812...the “Allegretto” 2nd movement may have been put to parchment by Ludwig...but it was written by God...
Yes....
Give the man his deserved due, Beethoven was an incredible musical genius.
La mejor música para El Fin. Transmite una infinita tristeza por todo lo perdido, pero acompaña ante la inevitabilidad con resignación y algo de dulzura. Es ideal para el final de esta película.
They built these movie scenes around this symphony. It's very impressive and quite beautiful. Watch the plane crash and the son's reaction adding the music. It's second by second for a long period of time. Must have been an effort.
Very pleased to see my work featured alongside Nicholas Cage in a very confusingly ended film
I watched the movie and couldn't stop thinking about the music for days . I'm happy to find it here,and not surprised it's Beethoven! amazing ! thanks
Makes me want to drink and feel the bleakness of existence.
...and I do.
If you believe in "the end of the world", then you shouldn't be depressed because you'd still have afterlife.
That's how the world will end, sooner or later! Then also this masterpiece will be lost.
Si hay que morir!!! que sea con esta obra maestra!!!!! Transmite la paz que me gustaría tener al dejar este mundo!!! Simplemente MARAVILLOSA!!!!!!
They used this also in X Men Apocalypse, I knew I'd heard it in a movie soundtrack and just happened to realize it was this one.
Ya. It's called Beethoven Havoc on the sound track
solar flares and the impact on mankind is inevitable. this film and Beethoven will always reveal truth for those who seek knowledge.
Transcendent. Divine.
Beethoven é zika demais! Mito! Ludwig ficou surdo e ainda assim não parou de fazer o que tanto amava! Por isso e outros motivos que eu o admiro tanto! Muito obrigado Ludwig Van Beethoven por nos prestigiar com essa obra de arte e por muitas outras! Beethoven é o mito dos mitos!
se po
+Filmes Livros e muito mais! muito foda ne
Me driving back from the hospital after a shift, no shit I play this all the time, it's not even my usual canon of music, but I revel in it
Perfect the ending of the movie with this Beethoven masterpiece symphony track !!
La primera vez que vi esta escena, terminé llorando tenía 13 años y fue bastante chocante ver como se acababa el mundo, aunque sea ficción la canción me llena de un profundo miedo hasta el día de hoy, y también de una agobiante calma, sentimientos opuestos en un maremoto de deseos
The movie is great , and the symphony made it more amazing , really that scene is brilliant.
I like it the best in the opening scene of the movie: The Fall (2006)
Yup. Beautiful opening scene.
Beautiful....
it fits so well , as if we are seeing what the composer was thinking/seeing about
Escucharla en este 2021 no suena nada mal...melodía hermosa para estos tiempos
Incredible movie, incredible song and incrededible video. Thank you for bring us this recopilation of the best scenes of the movie. Love
this soundtrack made me cry, i felt so many emotions once i listened to it on my own time its crazy all the things i thought, the time ive lost, the the things ive let go, the wholesome and the evil in my life the pain and the happiness ive sought, its just making me wonder why do anything then the tunes lifted and i was thinking more, but why
Beethoven was a genius! and Great movie too, better with the passage of the years...
when the end comes I hope they'll be playing this!
God: "Got ya, fam!"
Muhteşem final müziği ve çok duyarlı bir şeçim..
I love this movie
Both beautiful and haunting at the same time. Well done, Mr. Beethoven, well done!
This allegretto was also used at the end of the 1974 movie Zardoz, and the last 10 minutes of that movie has stuck with me for 30 years because of this music. Someone mentioned that it was used in The King's Speech too.
Too bad that Beethoven's estate doesn't get royalties.
A great movie. I knew it wouldn't do well. Far too many references to the Christianity.
+Vicki Erickson Another great movie that has fallen for the same what you mentioned is The Book of Eli.
+David Horgan Except the Book of Eli did fine... It wasn't the references which made people watch / not watch it. I watched it without a single thought of religion in mind, was just there for the violence and story (which had some relation to religion - obviously).
Vicki Erickson what's wrong with religion
Dahvoun people will find anything to bitch about in movies these days. Thats whats wrong.
@@SuperZombiekillar True. But it did get shit for it's religious points. Atheists are sometimes worse than religious people in my opinion. ALWAYS needing to point out their atheist beliefs.
I tried for the life of me to remember what film I heard this song in, and this is it! Many thanks for the upload.
Este mi película catastrófica preferida. Y el tema la 7ma sinfonía de Beethoven, que más se puede pedir
Pues si, la película es increible, brutal y demoledora, pero a su vez, cariñosa y emotiva. Una maravilla. Y esa ultima escena, cuando la cancíón sale de verdad en la peli, es en mi opinión de las mejores escenas del cine, de las que te ponen los pelos de punta y se te salta la lágrima, y ese genial tema que lo acompaña a la perfección. Un saludo
Saludos, gracias por el comentario. De verdad que no canso de ver esa escena. El mundo en silencio sólo la música. La tengo en mi mente grabado. Genial!!!
This music for the covid-19 in the world
Phenomenal job Sydney Scoring Orchestra. Superb rendition!
This movie is so ahead of it’s time! That’s this world soon, can’t wait.
Ein wunderschöner Zusammenschnitt bedeutender Filme! Beethoven ist die Seele meiner selbst, mit all seinen Widersprüchen und unterschiedlichen charakteristischen Darstellungen. Ich liebe Beethoven!
I love this movie and music
What a beautiful track.
Love this film and love the music. Best ever!!
In 2009 I loved this movie so much, it was one of my favorites at that time (and still)... The Symphony n°7 is absolutely perfect for the ending, I watched it over and over again... and now 2020 im here again, crying for everything is happening and alot of memories.
MÚSICA MARAVILHOSA ...FILME MARAVILHOSO !!! AMO DEMAIS !!!
Life took away his hearing. He found a way to make his music. One of the greats.
A MASTERPIECE BY BEETHOVEN
omg i love this!!! how can you not like this masterpiece...The way it makes you feel is crazy
Only one word is needed: Genius...
now I know why this piece makes me think of some one calm in the midst of an apocalypse.
Acceptance.
+surferpam1 that's the right word for it.
+The Weinmeyer Republic Your profile pic. This is so wierd, I post random pictures on my one Instagram page and that's one of the pictures. @man.with.apple Hahaha what a coincidence.
esta peli fue una de las que me deje pensando en ovnis y extraterrestres durante largo tiempo en mis dias de infancia...ni enterado que el fondo musical era de Beethoven...cuanta fuerza le da las escenas esta musica XD
I must admit, there is something relaxing about reach the point where you've accepted your fate.
The thumbnail looks like Putin with hair.
Classical Music11 haha that’s so true
Holly shit
Nicholas Cage looks exactly like that lmao
Haha
This part made me fall in love with this song. So many emotions . I will be playing this when the world ends forsure
You don't simply throw patterns to make music, even patterns have to be put with taste... I believe it's more like the musical voice within... music comes from the heart/head, not the fingers. Jason Becker, now unable to move or talk, still composes music. It comes from inside.
Schumann said "In order to compose, all you need to do is remember a tune that nobody else has thought of." That's how I think it works for most. Or at least works for me, but I don't think I'm an exception.
This music is amazing, the film is believe, totally, and ufff i dont know but this is my favorite movie for many many things, is better than many than are similar but nothing like this💗
This movie is special
The cellos and violas hit you in the chest
This isthe soundtrack of my doom, losing of my big sister...
very very underrated movie
Indeed.
I haven't seen Knowing but Beethoven's Symphony 7 fits perfectly in that scenario.
Love love love this
This tune was so appropriate for this movie
Heard this piece at the theatre almost started to sing… excellent soundtrack ❤️🇨🇦🌎
Thank you for sharing it. Really wanted find this content
Beethoven got you into happy and super scary feelings at the same time bro this is amazing thank you Beto 🙏
ONE MILLION THANKS, U CAN'T IMAGINE HOW MUCH I LOVE IT
You're welcome! I'm glad You like it.
Beethoven and Pink Floyd, the greatest!
The A minor chord of the beginning of this movement is one of the most powerful opening chords ever in music, just behind the G minor chords of Verdi's Dies Irae in my opinion.
this song and the video give me chills
without question one of the most underrated movies of all time, especially with this most heart- rendering musical finally. It's very hard to forget both once you've seen the film a couple of times. I think the viewing public are either biased or non biased with Nicolas Cage, that's the problem with the unfortunate scope of critics' viewpoints. People tend to stick to their favorite actors/actresses. This superb movie is both shocking and amazing at the same time and deserves far more accolade for sure, though it did fairly well at the box office at the time.
No more weapons, No more Systems!, No More...No Superpowers
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Viellen DANKE , Beethoven ! A 7° sinfonia é espetacular e inesquecível... Gruss aus Brasilien!
Bitte schön, sehr geehrte Sara. I'm not good at German but I find this language as TRUE language of love - heavy and hard to understand :) Gruss aus Kroatien!
This is genius, the director, Beethoven and the editor of this video❤