The Wisdom of The Pianist's Most Iconic Scene | Film Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- The Pianist is one of the 2000's greatest movie. It also features one of the greatest single scenes in film history. In this video, I explore the famous "Piano Scene" to try and figure out what wisdom we can take away.
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Whilst in times of darkness, even the smallest acts of good can shine the brightest
Just watched this for the first time yesterday. Incredible timing.
This movie is grim
I've read this film was shown to German teens and it wasn't a great hit bc the pianist was so passive. Never fought back, witnessed the ghetto uprising from behind the wall. Helpless, depending on others. My memory of this film is the pianist's friend who jeered at the Germans who were incarcerated by the Soviets, then regreted it.
Oh boy, here they come
Oh yeah, they come in force.
My fav actor!
the pianist, come and see, Schindler's lists are all great (:
Schindler's list, the Pianist, these are easy shots. Munich, now thats a masterpiece.
Enjoyed the video, had me drawn in and gave me new perspectives here. Deserves more attention.
What is the beautiful piano ambient music in the background you used?
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Open borders to Israel.
Ok based
You reminded me of this gem after so many years .Many thanks.
He needed a glass of fresh milk.
I can’t bring myself to watch this movie because of Roman Polanski
grow up
@@rayflintmunny4799 growing up means supporting movies by convicted ped0files? No thanks
@@rayflintmunny4799 if growing up means watching movies made by convicted child rapists and supporting the actors who worked with him knowing what he did I’ll pass
@@chase1bandz Erwin Shrodinger was a nonce, does that mean we throw quantum physics out as well? Motorways are a result of the Nazis, shall we do away with them? I think it's a questionable worldview where throwing the baby out with the bathwater seems valid. You can just stream the movie without giving Polanski a penny, also how do you know that they knew what he was up to? I used to be in a band with someone I later found out was a rapist, naturally I severed all ties with him but does this mean no one should work with me again because we were once associated? He is an undeniably reprehensible part of the telling of this story, but it's a true story that should be heard out of deference to the real people affected by it and it illuminates aspects of humanity that should be illuminated. The writer, actors and real people from history still deserve respect and ultimately good art is good art. And I honestly say if you can't make that distinction between art and artist, especially a movie where hundreds are involved then I think I'm fairly right in saying, grow up. Your attitude seems emblematic of a worldview I find troubling hence the barbed comment.
@@chase1bandz - I understand your dilemma, it's much easier to separate the art from the artist when they're no longer alive and profiting from our money... for instance, I'll never give one more cent to JK Rowling, but HP Lovecraft (who was a white supremacist) is still a genius in my eyes and I own most of his bibliographie.
does it matter if you as a individual are good if the people you support or work for commits a lot of horrible actions doesn't mean we should
hate a group of people but you can definitely condemn them and what they stand for or their actions for example not all southerners supported slavery but most did so you can rightly judge and condemn them for slavery not hate but condemn.
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the scene is subjective, but you're review acts as if it's objective. you make a lot of assumptions. certain scenes mean different things to different people. Harwood and Polanski created those scenes to be subjective.
I'm tired of all these "pianists" taking interest on my loans.
can you make a analysis over Palastiner-Isreali war ?, Its a realy important event that needs to be analysed while its happening not after it.
you're asking for a political analysis. this guy deals with film and literature. ask for an analysis of a film of the region. like Lebanon. Gaza, Exodus, Paradise Now, etc.
I get you might care deeply about the war, but this channel analyses films so it would be largely unwelcomed to start covering ongoing current events
Y'all will not humanise Nazi for the complexities of cinema, eff that fantastic film thoe made be respectful for the Jewish culture before I saw the film I dint know the history I used to post Hitler memes nw I cringe at my younger self , also free Palestine!
Remember the director Roman Polanski is a Polish Jew and survived the Krakow ghetto. Heck, at one point some Germans tried to use him as target practice. If anyone would portray Nazis as one dimensional bad guys it would be Polanski, yet he went the complex route. Maybe something worth looking into.
@@SEAZNDragon I saw zone of interest, fantastic film you can be a complex and 3 dimensional character but still be an evil piece of shit , I hate that the pianist had to be exceptional to be treated like a human being by that Nazi officer also the audacity for him to ask for help at the end what of the countless lives he contributed in destroying, I think film nerds like videos essays get so lost in the romance and idealism of cinema they overlook maybe intentionally the realistic morality of the character yes well written but bad is still bad
FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA
What does this have to do with the video