I can say without shame this is one of the few movies that make me cry. The opening scene with the poems tears me apart too. Cheers from Alsace, let's all share scotch whisky, french wine and german beer as European brothers!
Me too. I share about this movie all the time as it is also a testament to the power of music to bring people together and help them see their common humanity. I lose it almost overtime I recount the story.
j' adore ce film aussi ....and you are wellcome with your intensions..... und natürlich mag ich auch einen guten Whisky, einen guten Bordeaux oder Cote du Rhone oder auch ein schönes kühles deutsches Bier...am liebsten zusammen mit meinen Freunden aus Frankreich, England und Deutschland. btw....etant allemand je suis pere de 3 enfants francais..... Gruesse aus der Pfalz
No matter what country you're from; where or how you grew up; there are some things in life that transcend all differences; the joy of Christmastime is a wonderful feeling, and this movie - this scene - captures it perfectly. Merry Christmas, Frohe Weihnachten, and so forth to all.
No more wars between us my European brothers! Germany, France and Great Britain share a history full of alliances and wars with and against each other. Our (European) history is the best history on our world. We had so much bloody and useless wars in the past on European ground. Now we have to stay strong together like brothers and fight those who want to destroy our peace and our Europe and our freedom!!! Love from Germany ♥
Absolutely my favorite Christmas film now. It has become a Christmas Eve staple since I discovered it. always moves me to tears. And how could anyone dislike this film!
The director mentioned that the cat is based on a real story of a cat that moved from one trench to the other. He was finally caught by the Allied command, judged under martial court and executed for treason. Another great example that war is madness, between any nation, European or not.
The last part ofr this song I'm Dreaming of Home lyrics: "This is no foreign sky, I see no foreign light, But far away am I, From some peaceful, land, I'm longing to stand, A hand in my hand, ...forever I'm dreaming of home, I feel so alone, I'm dreaming of home" describes this whole real story happened 100 years ago at that battle frontline on Christmas Eve. Very touchy movie, indeed!
That's why we Europeans have to defend our Europe against the Islamic invaders! 100 and 70 years ago our forefathers shot the shit out of each other for what? FOR NOTHING! We better have to unite and destroy those who want to destroy our peace who want to destroy our cultures and traditions. French, British, Poles, Danish, Swedes, Belgians, Russians, Italians, Germans and all the others we have to UNITE and fight for our Europe until it's too late.
Ameen Ananzeh England, France, Germany, Belgium, Sweden. These are countries that have gone from 100% native to 90% or less in the space of one generation, due to the irresponsible and crazy behaviour of our internationalist and globalist leaders as well as the Jewish influence in the media and academe. Europe is facing a very real Islamic invasion at the moment (more generally a third world invasion). Whole neighbourhoods, whole cities are turning foreign. French churches are being demolished while mosques are being built in their place. Schoolchildren are taught to renounce their traditions and feel shame for their past. Who's the idiot? I think you are either speaking dishonestly or you are in utter denial.
Landvogt is right! This type of cease fire could only be agreeded among Civilized nations, Achilles also made a similar truce with King Priam thousands of years ago! We might wish peace upon the world but theres always be the ones who want to destroy our culture, our civilization, and thats what we have to defend!
@@karakas9905 So it seems you would have to ask and think deeply on the question of what exactly Europe, or the world, gained from fighting for those political and military reasons? War may find itself to be justified to the human mind, but could this war be considered so?
This scene here when he sings Silent Night and Adeste Fidelis and the scene when the Germans leave the english trenches while the Scots playing Auld Lang Syne for a farewell later in the movie are the only moments till today I cried in the cinema. And till today I'm getting tears in my eyes when I see this movie.
One of my favorite movies of all time, and one of my favorite scenes of all time. As a veteran of two wars, it brings me to tears. Tragic that the commanding generals at the time didn’t see the humanity in this, and how the spirit and birth of Christ and love of our fellow man brought these men together after killing each other days before.
Hello my French and German fellows, I know this may seem strange but seeing you two respond to this 9 years later is interesting to me, a small anatomy of hope when it comes to the terror this war and it’s sequel produced, spoken as an American God bless you both and I hope both of you are doing well :)
I can't express how much this movie has moved me... I cried through it's ending... it is so true, so pure, so... it's about humans. whether they are germans, scots, french, jews, christians, liutenants, doctors, helpers... They are humans!!! And wherever we are, we shall always meet humans... And music is the most beautiful way that people can meet and be together, as a great family! As the Children Of God! God bless you!
Ich kämpfe jedes Mal gegen meine Tränen, wenn ich dieses Lied höre und verliere den Kampf immer wieder aufs Neue. Es ist so berührend und Herz zerreissend dass ich den Kampf gerne verliere. Wenn ich es auf meinem Dudelsack spiele, seit erscheint vor meinem geistigen Auge immer diese Szene und ich fange an mit den Soldaten und dem Himmel zu kommunizieren 💓❤️💓. Ich fühle dabei die Magie diese Instrumentes und es unglaublich was dabei zu spüren bekomme.
"And forever I'm dreaming of home I feel so alone, I'm dreaming of home." ---- I love this movie! It moves me to tears in so many places! I love the cat Nestor/Felix, I love when the tenor ---filled with pride and hope---brings the tree to the center of No Man's Land, and so much more. I am Jewish and this is my favorite Christmas movie.
Der erste Weltkrieg war der letzte Krieg in dem das Wort Ehre noch respektiert wurde. Ich bewundere noch heute die Soldaten, beider Seiten, wie sie ohne jeden Zweifel für ihre Sache einstanden. Ich erinnere mich sehr gerne an die Geschichten die mir mein Opa von der Westfront erzählte.
I absolutely love this....it made me cry, and I got goosebumps...the pipes move the heart...peace on earth men...peace be yours, thanks so much for posting. cheers
When will people realize that we have so much more in common with the people we're told to hate than the politicians who tell us to hate people we know nothing about?
As I listen to this song I'm lying on the ground watching the stars. I'm crying because it makes me think about my great-grandfather Samuel-Jules Delacour (I'm French) who survived the First World War and came back broken. He must have seen so much horrible things and he died before my birth so I never got to speak to him. Two of his brothers died on the no man's land at the battle of Marne and of Verdun. I never got to know if they did the Christmas Truce or where at home then. This war took away a lot of my family. Only 7 of us wears our name today (3 men and 4 women). I hope in those dark times Samuel had moments of joy. Then when he had a son, my grandfather Jacques Delacour, the Second World War took him but he survived and came home again. He had two sons one of them is my dad Michel who had three children and the last of them is me Rhianna Delacour. I'm proud of my name which is for me synonym of courage and hope. If these men didn't have the faith of surviving theses wars, the death of their brothers and friends, I wouldn't be there to talk about it. The bravery of these men and their suffering should never be forgotten. I hope where they are, they dream of home and are not alone.
For me as a Veteran, this is the true feeling of Christmas, what a great pity the War was not ended that day after thousands along the lines came out and came together fr a few hour until ordered back to their trenches... :( Merry Christmas everyone.
i get so many chills and shivers and tears through this scene. Its so so beautiful how it can just be...and they can...im at a loss of words its just so awesome that this really happened.
I also saw this movie on polish TV. It's a pitty that not all Christmas Eve's were like that one during The Great War. Especially that scene and singing a Psalm. Merry Christmas and Very Happy New Year for everyone.
german soldier: "guten abend engländer" scottish soldier: "good evening germans.. but were not english.. were SCOTTISH!" Lmfao xD this movie is one of the GREATEST I EVER saw in my WHOLE fuckin live!!! I've got tears in my eyes
There's so many different worlds So many different suns And we have just one world But we live in different ones Now the sun's gone to hell and The moon's riding high Let me bid you farewell Every man has to die But it's written in the starlight And every line in your palm We're fools to make war On our brothers in arms Dire Straits, 1985 Kind regards from México Peace on earth for people of good will. Merry christmas
This film will never grow old, for me at least...this sequence of events was the most moving of all, alongside the moments of humanity until the artillery protection...
This part always makes me cry from the sheer humanity on display. The fact that for time when we find common ground we find what truly makes us human. Honestly its beautiful
Man i remember watching this last year on November, the scene where the German sings Silent Night along with bagpipes playing, this scene honestly made me tear up a lot.
In 1914 's Christmas soldiers from England and German play football together. It was the first time ( and last) to do this . The soldiers denied to shoot one to another and they were to another place !!!!!
Holy shit. I don't speak much of any language other than Engilsh, but damn if the emotions don't speak for themselves and tug at the heartstrings. If this scene, or this movie in particular doesn't move you, you are not human.
I always cry at this scene. Even if the language and instruments are foreign, they all know exactly each song by heart. In the end, we are ALL Gods children and we all deserve peace and happiness. Merry Christmas ❤️
@AlbatrossDude For me... 6:48 gives me CHILLS!!!! :) When the tenor takes the tree, his Scottish back-up playing, and gives what I consider the MOST BEAUTIFUL moment of the movie as he advances :) Such a beautiful scene! :)
10 min: the time to make me cry! This is just... incredible! I'd like to say that it's not the scene in this movie which is wonderfull (actualy,it is!!) This is more this part of history which is beautiful! During a war, the worst one, they just keep humanity in their heart! (excuse my bad english)
This war more than any other was so terribly sad, even the goodwill of these men was stifled by their commanders. Never since have we heard of another Christmas truce. To all people everywhere Merry Christmas, and may our better judgement not be poisoned by those who lead us
@drumtap2792 Filled with pride, hope, and the human spirit the tenor sets across the field with a Christmas Tree and sings. This scene fills me with hope and brings me to tears....every time. I'm a 33-year old man.
Awesome movie. I wish I could have watched it this Christmas but my DVD was destroyed in a fire. Still, I have some scenes here I got to watch. Joyeux Noël!
rosebeefs: having an ale. but feeling homesick froggies: having a wine. but feeling homesick krauts: having a beer. but feeling homesick that one guy in the crater: fuck yall!
We were watching this in 20th century today. I absolutly loved it. Now, please note, the following comment was not mine, but my friends: That German singer hits one sour note, and suddenly BANG! Everyone's shooting each other again.
A wonderful film, this shows that this one day can bring people together, even if they're enemies in war. could cry because of this film, it's to beautiful~
Tytuł:I'm Dreaming of HomePolski dosłowny tekst: Słyszę ptaki górskie Szum rzeki śpiewa Piosenka Często słyszałem Przepływa przez mnie teraz Tak jasne i tak głośno Stoję gdzie jestem I zawsze marzę o domu Czuję się tak samo, marzę o domuJest prowadzone w powietrzu Powiew poranka Widzę ziemia tak sprawiedliwe Moje serce otwiera się szeroko Jest smutek wewnątrz Stoję gdzie jestem I zawsze marzę o domu Czuję się tak samo, marzę o domuTo nie jest obcego nieba Nie widzę żadnego obcego światła Ale daleko jestem Od jakiegoś spokojnego ziemi Jestem tęsknotę stanąć Ręka w rękę ... Na zawsze marzę o domu Czuję się tak samo, marzę o domu.
True story it really touches you wheb you think about it. People thrown into war killing each other. And that one night they decided they didn't have to fight then the next time they met they'd be killing each other again 😞
Brings me to tears every year’ from the opening poems to the ending, powerful doesn’t even begin to describe the emotions this movie brings forth in your heart’ it proves that we are all made in Gods image and that we should concentrate and nurture how similar we all are then fight over our differences’ especially while the ones who start these wars sit warm around the fire while US as citizen soldiers sent to the meat grinders that make those in the war machine rich’ may god bless us all and one’ Merry Christmas to all my Brothers and Sisters’ past, present, and future’ and to the fallen who fell may gods grace and light shine upon you for yours is now the kingdom of God now and Forever, Amen.
I didn't learn much about the first World War, in full detail, so when I found out that the Christmas Truce, it immediately caught my attention and i wanted to learn more about it, and during my research, i found this movie, it's now on my list of Christmas specials and movies to watch on Christmas
Anyone got the name of the latin song that starts at 6:25 ? I can not get enough of it :D -- this is one masterpiece of a movie... not for special effects and stuff... but the message. This is my most favorite movie to watch on December 23. Every year since i know it , it grips me on a very emotional level. This is one of the greatest moments in human history in my opinion.
![Christmas Truce of World War I -- Joyeux Noel [2005 film]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-cSrqRdlFeo/mqdefault.jpg)
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I can say without shame this is one of the few movies that make me cry.
The opening scene with the poems tears me apart too.
Cheers from Alsace, let's all share scotch whisky, french wine and german beer as European brothers!
Me too. I share about this movie all the time as it is also a testament to the power of music to bring people together and help them see their common humanity. I lose it almost overtime I recount the story.
j' adore ce film aussi ....and you are wellcome with your intensions..... und natürlich mag ich auch einen guten Whisky, einen guten Bordeaux oder Cote du Rhone oder auch ein schönes kühles deutsches Bier...am liebsten zusammen mit meinen Freunden aus Frankreich, England und Deutschland.
btw....etant allemand je suis pere de 3 enfants francais.....
Gruesse aus der Pfalz
Bonjour également d'Alsace et beau message ! :D
zakbm nice words
Me too.
I loved the German hairdresser. Gutted when the guy shoots the French man at the end.
We just finished this scene in French class today and half of us were almost crying. It's so beautiful and powerful.
We, humans, can be good, when we decide to.
Politicians, however... 😉
When death is the alternative.
Should we, should we...
Men see men, politicians see enemies
@@coltonbarnes7861👏👏👏👏👏
No matter what country you're from; where or how you grew up; there are some things in life that transcend all differences; the joy of Christmastime is a wonderful feeling, and this movie - this scene - captures it perfectly.
Merry Christmas, Frohe Weihnachten, and so forth to all.
No more wars between us my European brothers!
Germany, France and Great Britain share a history full of alliances and wars with and against each other. Our (European) history is the best history on our world. We had so much bloody and useless wars in the past on European ground.
Now we have to stay strong together like brothers and fight those who want to destroy our peace and our Europe and our freedom!!! Love from Germany ♥
+Dixon GER Side by side German brother ! Greetings from France !
We are one big family! Let us never split appart! For freedom, humanity and peace, amen!
je préfère l'alliance France Allemagne que France Allemagne Grande Bretagne
Beautifull and True speaking right there, Greetings from France my friend !
Prussian Eagle I Just agree to you! Side by Side Brother! Cheers from England!
"Froggy land" lol, as a french I love that haha
Same! Froggy land, rosbif land. That is fine :')
Absolutely my favorite Christmas film now. It has become a Christmas Eve staple since I discovered it. always moves me to tears. And how could anyone dislike this film!
This scene touched me so much when we saw it in school.
That, and the soldiers arguing about the cat's real name. xD
The director mentioned that the cat is based on a real story of a cat that moved from one trench to the other. He was finally caught by the Allied command, judged under martial court and executed for treason. Another great example that war is madness, between any nation, European or not.
@@creemeeontop was it Felix or Nestor?
@@creemeeontop the fuck? The cat got shot by a firing squad?
The last part ofr this song I'm Dreaming of Home lyrics:
"This is no foreign sky, I see no foreign light, But far away am I, From some peaceful, land,
I'm longing to stand, A hand in my hand, ...forever I'm dreaming of home, I feel so alone,
I'm dreaming of home"
describes this whole real story happened 100 years ago at that battle frontline on Christmas Eve.
Very touchy movie, indeed!
This song always makes me cry, and the film is so powerful I'm afraid to watch it, 'cause it breaks my heart.
this is the most beautiful moment in cinema, hands down.
We folks have to never fight again. No more wars among brothers.
But our lands are turning into foreign lands. And those who were once brothers are now strangers.
That's why we Europeans have to defend our Europe against the Islamic invaders! 100 and 70 years ago our forefathers shot the shit out of each other for what? FOR NOTHING! We better have to unite and destroy those who want to destroy our peace who want to destroy our cultures and traditions. French, British, Poles, Danish, Swedes, Belgians, Russians, Italians, Germans and all the others we have to UNITE and fight for our Europe until it's too late.
Ameen Ananzeh England, France, Germany, Belgium, Sweden. These are countries that have gone from 100% native to 90% or less in the space of one generation, due to the irresponsible and crazy behaviour of our internationalist and globalist leaders as well as the Jewish influence in the media and academe. Europe is facing a very real Islamic invasion at the moment (more generally a third world invasion). Whole neighbourhoods, whole cities are turning foreign. French churches are being demolished while mosques are being built in their place. Schoolchildren are taught to renounce their traditions and feel shame for their past. Who's the idiot? I think you are either speaking dishonestly or you are in utter denial.
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Landvogt is right! This type of cease fire could only be agreeded among Civilized nations, Achilles also made a similar truce with King Priam thousands of years ago! We might wish peace upon the world but theres always be the ones who want to destroy our culture, our civilization, and thats what we have to defend!
the look on his face at 5:03 is heart breaking, like he just realized that they have been killing each other for no good reason.
No. They did it for political and military reasons. They fought to win and they all did well.
@@karakas9905 So it seems you would have to ask and think deeply on the question of what exactly Europe, or the world, gained from fighting for those political and military reasons? War may find itself to be justified to the human mind, but could this war be considered so?
This scene here when he sings Silent Night and Adeste Fidelis and the scene when the Germans leave the english trenches while the Scots playing Auld Lang Syne for a farewell later in the movie are the only moments till today I cried in the cinema. And till today I'm getting tears in my eyes when I see this movie.
One of my favorite movies of all time, and one of my favorite scenes of all time. As a veteran of two wars, it brings me to tears. Tragic that the commanding generals at the time didn’t see the humanity in this, and how the spirit and birth of Christ and love of our fellow man brought these men together after killing each other days before.
this gives me tears in the inside.
Really, me on the outside
Merci pour cette fantastique scène en version multilingue.... c'est génial
Find ich auch.
Hello my French and German fellows, I know this may seem strange but seeing you two respond to this 9 years later is interesting to me, a small anatomy of hope when it comes to the terror this war and it’s sequel produced, spoken as an American
God bless you both and I hope both of you are doing well :)
I can't express how much this movie has moved me... I cried through it's ending... it is so true, so pure, so... it's about humans. whether they are germans, scots, french, jews, christians, liutenants, doctors, helpers... They are humans!!! And wherever we are, we shall always meet humans... And music is the most beautiful way that people can meet and be together, as a great family! As the Children Of God!
God bless you!
Ich kämpfe jedes Mal gegen meine Tränen, wenn ich dieses Lied höre und verliere den Kampf immer wieder aufs Neue. Es ist so berührend und Herz zerreissend dass ich den Kampf gerne verliere. Wenn ich es auf meinem Dudelsack spiele, seit erscheint vor meinem geistigen Auge immer diese Szene und ich fange an mit den Soldaten und dem Himmel zu kommunizieren 💓❤️💓. Ich fühle dabei die Magie diese Instrumentes und es unglaublich was dabei zu spüren bekomme.
Ich sprecht Klein deutsch, doch ist nein gut, bitte😅
Schön sprache
I believe in humanity. Love always finds its way.
Tribute to the fallen soldiers . Always being remembered
"And forever I'm dreaming of home I feel so alone, I'm dreaming of home." ---- I love this movie! It moves me to tears in so many places! I love the cat Nestor/Felix, I love when the tenor ---filled with pride and hope---brings the tree to the center of No Man's Land, and so much more. I am Jewish and this is my favorite Christmas movie.
The German officer in the film said that he was Jewish and that Christmas means nothing to him but that he would never forget this night
Its amazing how God brings enemies together in friendship
This film man .. my feels ..
Der erste Weltkrieg war der letzte Krieg in dem das Wort Ehre noch respektiert wurde. Ich bewundere noch heute die Soldaten, beider Seiten, wie sie ohne jeden Zweifel für ihre Sache einstanden.
Ich erinnere mich sehr gerne an die Geschichten die mir mein Opa von der Westfront erzählte.
I absolutely love this....it made me cry, and I got goosebumps...the pipes move the heart...peace on earth men...peace be yours, thanks so much for posting. cheers
My beautiful Europeans.
Such a powerful movie about the absurdity of war, that only serves the rich and powerful.
The first time I watched this I kind of cried a little and now it always gives me chills
The oh come all ye faithful still moves me to tears.
When will people realize that we have so much more in common with the people we're told to hate than the politicians who tell us to hate people we know nothing about?
A wonderful scene!
I got a goosebumps when he's singing 'Silent Night'
There's something beautiful in a very primal way over this scene.
They did a really good job on this movie
As I listen to this song I'm lying on the ground watching the stars.
I'm crying because it makes me think about my great-grandfather Samuel-Jules Delacour (I'm French) who survived the First World War and came back broken. He must have seen so much horrible things and he died before my birth so I never got to speak to him. Two of his brothers died on the no man's land at the battle of Marne and of Verdun. I never got to know if they did the Christmas Truce or where at home then. This war took away a lot of my family. Only 7 of us wears our name today (3 men and 4 women).
I hope in those dark times Samuel had moments of joy.
Then when he had a son, my grandfather Jacques Delacour, the Second World War took him but he survived and came home again. He had two sons one of them is my dad Michel who had three children and the last of them is me Rhianna Delacour. I'm proud of my name which is for me synonym of courage and hope. If these men didn't have the faith of surviving theses wars, the death of their brothers and friends, I wouldn't be there to talk about it. The bravery of these men and their suffering should never be forgotten.
I hope where they are, they dream of home and are not alone.
even the trailer brought tears to my eyes, i just watched it today, it was one of the most touching movies i've ever seen.
For me as a Veteran, this is the true feeling of Christmas, what a great pity the War was not ended that day after thousands along the lines came out and came together fr a few hour until ordered back to their trenches... :( Merry Christmas everyone.
One of my most beloved movie scenes! 🎄🎑⛄😢
That's what you call a CHRISMAS MIRACLE! See good thing do happen even in despair... Love it
We have just met Frederik Zoller's father now. Oh how proud he will be of his son a few decades later. haha!
+Charles Funk Zoller has Jewish blood lol
i get so many chills and shivers and tears through this scene. Its so so beautiful how it can just be...and they can...im at a loss of words its just so awesome that this really happened.
I also saw this movie on polish TV. It's a pitty that not all Christmas Eve's were like that one during The Great War. Especially that scene and singing a Psalm. Merry Christmas and Very Happy New Year for everyone.
german soldier: "guten abend engländer"
scottish soldier: "good evening germans.. but were not english.. were SCOTTISH!"
Lmfao xD
this movie is one of the GREATEST I EVER saw in my WHOLE fuckin live!!!
I've got tears in my eyes
Merry Christmas from Germany for France and England...good luck
This is one of my all time favorite Xmas movies! :)
There's so many different worlds
So many different suns
And we have just one world
But we live in different ones
Now the sun's gone to hell and
The moon's riding high
Let me bid you farewell
Every man has to die
But it's written in the starlight
And every line in your palm
We're fools to make war
On our brothers in arms
Dire Straits, 1985
Kind regards from México
Peace on earth for people of good will. Merry christmas
This film will never grow old, for me at least...this sequence of events was the most moving of all, alongside the moments of humanity until the artillery protection...
It's just so Relaxing seeing people even in the War time had time to Spare singing Christmas song getting together in Truce to celebrate the One
Such a heart wrenching film, it put a tear in my eye :'(
This is my most favorite movie scene of all time...
This part always makes me cry from the sheer humanity on display. The fact that for time when we find common ground we find what truly makes us human. Honestly its beautiful
Man i remember watching this last year on November, the scene where the German sings Silent Night along with bagpipes playing, this scene honestly made me tear up a lot.
In 1914 's Christmas soldiers from England and German play football together. It was the first time ( and last) to do this . The soldiers denied to shoot one to another and they were to another place !!!!!
Holy shit.
I don't speak much of any language other than Engilsh, but damn if the emotions don't speak for themselves and tug at the heartstrings.
If this scene, or this movie in particular doesn't move you, you are not human.
Speak 2 out of three. The bagpipes, transcend all.
i'm crying. This scene always make me cry.
Chachi Pistachi I know right...Damn ninjas cutting onions.
I always cry at this scene. Even if the language and instruments are foreign, they all know exactly each song by heart. In the end, we are ALL Gods children and we all deserve peace and happiness. Merry Christmas ❤️
@AlbatrossDude For me... 6:48 gives me CHILLS!!!! :) When the tenor takes the tree, his Scottish back-up playing, and gives what I consider the MOST BEAUTIFUL moment of the movie as he advances :) Such a beautiful scene! :)
one of my fave Christmas movies of ALL time ^^
Wonderful choice to put the song "Come All Ye Faithful" as the song that brings everyone together, really wonderful choice.
10 min: the time to make me cry!
This is just... incredible!
I'd like to say that it's not the scene in this movie which is wonderfull (actualy,it is!!) This is more this part of history which is beautiful! During a war, the worst one, they just keep humanity in their heart!
(excuse my bad english)
Brings a tear to my eye, this does!
I needed to see this after watching Alls Quiet on the Western Front. Especially after that scene with the french soldier in the crater
When the bagpipes start playing during Stille Nacht 🕊️🎄
bunun üstüne savaş filmi tanimam,her yıl en az bir kere izlerim,hele de askerlerin beraber şarkı söyledikleri an gözyaşlarımı tutamam.
This was shown late last night on BBC 2. A good film.
I love this movie !
tellement touchant
Sometimes it takes just one brave soul to show even in the harshest points of history humanity can still be found.
This war more than any other was so terribly sad, even the goodwill of these men was stifled by their commanders. Never since have we heard of another Christmas truce. To all people everywhere Merry Christmas, and may our better judgement not be poisoned by those who lead us
+Emmanuel Cardozo
Evil men learn from the mistakes of their predecessors, and become ever so proficient at exploiting good men to do their evil deeds.
Such an underated film, also its proof you dont need much action/battles scenes to make a good war movie
One of the best movie scene !
@drumtap2792 Filled with pride, hope, and the human spirit the tenor sets across the field with a Christmas Tree and sings. This scene fills me with hope and brings me to tears....every time. I'm a 33-year old man.
Miracle of Christmas.
Music: we may have our differences, but music binds all of humanity
Awesome movie. I wish I could have watched it this Christmas but my DVD was destroyed in a fire. Still, I have some scenes here I got to watch. Joyeux Noël!
Brothers communicating with the one thing that united Europe many a times, the Faith.
@JedediahLove Tellement véridique, et meme de nos jours, nous avons des choses à apprendre des autres pays... BEAUCOUP de choses !
rosebeefs: having an ale. but feeling homesick
froggies: having a wine. but feeling homesick
krauts: having a beer. but feeling homesick
that one guy in the crater: fuck yall!
In any language if you know the words you follow it in your's and it's still just as beautiful.
We were watching this in 20th century today. I absolutly loved it. Now, please note, the following comment was not mine, but my friends:
That German singer hits one sour note, and suddenly BANG! Everyone's shooting each other again.
Merry Christmas from Spain to entire humanity
Tears everytime
@Monopoly907
It's called "Adeste Fideles" - a Christmas hymn in Latin. The title in English is "O Come All Ye Faithful".
Scotts always starts the party.
this scene/movie almost restores my faith in humanity
"Adeste Fidele" is too perfect a union song. O come, let us all adore him, no matter which side of the trench lines we're on
A wonderful film, this shows that this one day can bring people together, even if they're enemies in war. could cry because of this film, it's to beautiful~
Tytuł:I'm Dreaming of HomePolski dosłowny tekst: Słyszę ptaki górskie
Szum rzeki śpiewa
Piosenka Często słyszałem
Przepływa przez mnie teraz
Tak jasne i tak głośno
Stoję gdzie jestem
I zawsze marzę o domu
Czuję się tak samo, marzę o domuJest prowadzone w powietrzu
Powiew poranka
Widzę ziemia tak sprawiedliwe
Moje serce otwiera się szeroko
Jest smutek wewnątrz
Stoję gdzie jestem
I zawsze marzę o domu
Czuję się tak samo, marzę o domuTo nie jest obcego nieba
Nie widzę żadnego obcego światła
Ale daleko jestem
Od jakiegoś spokojnego ziemi
Jestem tęsknotę stanąć
Ręka w rękę
... Na zawsze marzę o domu
Czuję się tak samo, marzę o domu.
Dziękuje
Ladies and gentlemen this is the true Christmas movie for everyone
the Scottish officer with the huge fucking mug XD
True story it really touches you wheb you think about it. People thrown into war killing each other. And that one night they decided they didn't have to fight then the next time they met they'd be killing each other again 😞
Brings me to tears every year’ from the opening poems to the ending, powerful doesn’t even begin to describe the emotions this movie brings forth in your heart’ it proves that we are all made in Gods image and that we should concentrate and nurture how similar we all are then fight over our differences’ especially while the ones who start these wars sit warm around the fire while US as citizen soldiers sent to the meat grinders that make those in the war machine rich’ may god bless us all and one’ Merry Christmas to all my Brothers and Sisters’ past, present, and future’ and to the fallen who fell may gods grace and light shine upon you for yours is now the kingdom of God now and Forever, Amen.
the nostalgia critic brought me here after showcasing this scene in one of his xmas specials
J'AI DEJA REGARDER CE FILM AVEC BEAUCOUP DE PLAISIR
I didn't learn much about the first World War, in full detail, so when I found out that the Christmas Truce, it immediately caught my attention and i wanted to learn more about it, and during my research, i found this movie, it's now on my list of Christmas specials and movies to watch on Christmas
Rendering a salute in respect to an officer of your enemy. Now that’s a class act.
War. War never changes...
Love this song !
I figured out those who diskliked the movie! They just wish the ENTIRE movie could have been posted.
Anyone got the name of the latin song that starts at 6:25 ? I can not get enough of it :D -- this is one masterpiece of a movie... not for special effects and stuff... but the message. This is my most favorite movie to watch on December 23. Every year since i know it , it grips me on a very emotional level. This is one of the greatest moments in human history in my opinion.
That's "Adeste Fideles" song ^^
can't believe this actually happened. this is fucking inspirational