David Bowie - Queen Bitch from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou end credits
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- Опубликовано: 10 янв 2016
- My favourite Bowie moment, courtesy of Wes Anderson.
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Jeff Goldblum should've been wearing a cowboy outfit
yeah that would have been funny, but i think his character in this movie fits him, i liked when he hit the dog with the newspaper, but Wes Anderson is a supreme director, it was a hard toss up but i think this movie is my second favorite of his, the first being Rushmore, and i say that because i see Max Fischer as the teenager that i wish i could of been, oh and another thing Wes and Bill Murray must be good friends considering that BIll had starring roles in both movies.
Yep, I thought Buckaroo Banzai when I saw this, too
What, are you making fun of him?
Lol right?
The irony is that, Peter Weller said in 2011 "my blueprint for Buckaroo Banzai was Jacques Cousteau and Adam Ant"
Possibly my favourite ending of a film.
Mine too!!
Mine too,too!
+adrian fitzsimons The scene with them walking on the docks is a homage to the end credits of Buckaroo Banzai which is also a great ending to a film.
loved that too! john bigboote!
It's bigbootay!
Not gonna lie I would watch an entire series of movies about this crew just going on crazy adventures out into the ocean
For the rest of my goddamn life
Me too.
I actually just had a dream about this and young Steve was played by Jude Law, lol. His voice was just like Bill's in the dream, but I'm not sure if Law could pull it off in real life. Holland was Klaus. Not sure if that's going to work.
Putting the ghost of Ned up on top of the Belafonte as the board the craft for the last time in the film....that was a touch of genius....
I never knew that was Ned's ghost. When I first watched it, I thought it was just another crew member of the Belafonte. Thanks for the detail.
Makes sense. In the Buckaroo Banzai ending, deceased characters were present in the cast parade (?) as well.
I just noticed that too and wasn’t sure if it was ned’s “ghost” or just another member of the airline where Ned worked
He was their guardian angel all along... So fitting.
This movie has a strong tone of Zissou faking big parts of his documentaries for entertainment purpose. My understanding always has been, that parts of the story didn't quite happen the way we perceive them. Such as Zissou taking down a whole bunch of pirates. My strong believe is, that Ned, in fact, is still alive and Zissou faked his death for the documentary. Fun part is, it just fits the tone for me. In the very beginning, a reporter asks Zissou "who are you gonna kill next?" indicating that Zissou killed somebody so his documentary would flourish. Watch the movie again with these ideas in mind and see what happens.
So many little details of comedy: an “oceanographer” casually flicking his cigarette butt into the ocean.
There’s also a bit of symbolism in the bit too: he is pretty good at what he does, but also has a little resentment because of the trauma he experienced, and has kind of passed it all along to his crew, who sticks with him since they know it all might be worth it for the sake of exploration...
This ending makes me feel that the point of this movie is that life goes on as long as you remember those who came before
It’s a reference to the ending of Buckaroo Banzai.
@@reidboggs4344 Buckaroo Banzai also had a dead character show up in it credit sequence and the point of THAT was ALSO that life goes on as long as you remember those who came before.
Wes Anderson just knows
I have to believe the main reason Wes Anderson hired Goldblume to be in this movie was so he could do this scene as a sendup to Buckaroo Banzai. If that is the case the man is ten different layers of brilliant.
That's why he did and he was going exactly for that.
Any reason they never made a sequel?
@@jeremysears4263 To this movie Wes doesn't do sequels. All of his movies are compartmentalized stories. If you're asking why Buckaroo Banzai never got on, poor advertising and the fact that it bombed at the box office, to be fair it did go up against Star Trek 3 when it premiered
@@dannytheman1313 Banzai is one of my favorite movies, apparently there were some novels written, the presence of JG, in the hero walk is awesome, but still fails to answer the question about the 🍉...
@@donaldcampbell3043 I think that was the point when they say I'll tell you later there was never a later.
Thank you Buckaroo Banzai
Watched this film again last Friday (after news broke of David Bowie's death) and this moment was like my personal Bowie goodbye. That's how you go out----strutting--and not alone, but with the whole gang you brought together.
+Jeff M Sorry, insert "alone" for "along" in the above.
+Jeff M Nice/I agree.
Damn skippy ❤ "Best keep walking."
this movie saved my sanity when I began to flounder
how can you not love this ending?!
Love the minute when Eleanor (Anjelica Huston) appears, is definitely pure magic 😍
That was love 😊😊😊
Steve graciously waving her in and she leaps into the crowd so joyously. 👏😘😎
Well, she was always the brains of the operation.
loved this movie, it perfectly split the difference between Bill Murray always wanting to be a serious actor, and his greatest talent being comedy.
Bill Murray as Fictional Jacques Yves Cousteau as Zizzou walking to queen bitch by David Bowie is wow my pride
@2:22 Easter Egg. Ghost of Ned is at the top of the ship smoking his pipe.
Or Ned didn't really die and it was all just a stunt to make the Steve's film a hit.
Omg this is so Buckaroo Banzai and its amazing!
That's what I thought as well......
Why does everyone keep saying that, whats a buckaroo banzai
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension is the full title of this 1984 must-see cult movie with Peter Weller, Jamie Lee Curtis (only in the extended scene at the beginning, seen as a special feature), Jeff Goldblum, Clancy Brown, John Lithgow, Vincent Schiavelli, Ellen Barkin, Rosalind Cash, and so many more. The credits walking scene here was done as an homage to the credits walking (or more like strutting IMO) in Buckaroo Banzai 20 years before
+LadyNightthorn oh. I see.
The best homage to Buckaroo Banzai you can get
which also starred Jeff Goldblum...
I love how the bond stooge is one of the proudest members of Team Zissou
Teamsmanship.
She's all swishy in her satin and tat! RIP Bowie!
Oh God, I could do better than that! You betcha. Oh yeah!
Took me 15 years to notice that Ned is up on the lookout in the last shot.
I wish Cody can join too
Great song, such a simple riff but very infectious. makes you dance even if you dont want to.
Three chord riff based off Eddie Cochran. Brilliant acoustic by Bowie.
One of the greatest movies of all time
i had to come here to watch it properly because the streaming service its on minimizes it by force when the credits roll to advertise another film...
loved this movie 🥰 don't get people who say wes anderson movies are emotionless i thought this was beautiful
LIfe's an adventure
Best movie montage EVER
Just like Buckaroo Banzai. Damn. So good.
Just a really cool, original movie!!! GREAT MUSIC!!! JUST GREAT GREAT GREAT!!!
I always wonder what Jeff Goldblum's reaction was to the BUCKAROO BANZAI music on set that day. They used it for the temp track so people had a rhythm to walk to. Shit, I'd give just about anything to have seen BTS footage of his face that day.
"This, uh...uh, is um...familiar."
Theomite Well, when Goldblum filmed the end credit walk scene for Buckaroo Banzai, the iconic music hadn't been composed yet so the actors walked to Uptown Girl by Billy Joel.
1:13 best crew credit in the whole film
Fantastic ending of a film. Great song and great images.
Wonderful ode to Buckaroo Banzai.
R.I.P. David Bowie
Outstanding ending.
Thank you for the video. Have a great day.
Christ, I love this movie.
I haven't seen this movie in more than a decade and this remains one of my favorite movie endings.
My favorite , too. Thanks for posting this. I was looking for it earlier today
+Elphyrafire Ditto here. Thanks.
thanks for this full ending.
Funny, my favoite Bowie moment as well!
Saw this before Buckaroo Banzai. I got that reverse reference! Man, I love Wes' films.
This is the movie that quite literally made me become a Wes Anderson fan. After watching this, I saw his other films and from Fantastic Mr Fox and on, I have seen every Anderson movie in theaters. Looking forward to checking out his newest film 🙂
Jeff Goldbulm appears out of nowhere 😂
"Good luck, seriously.." 😁
This scene is so great!
I love this movie so much
Beautiful
The best. Cat People in Inglorious Basterds is right there with it in sheer awesomeness IMHO
I get the weird feeling that Bill Murray is only happy when hes working on a Wes Anderson movie and that Wilem Defoe is happy every single minute of every day .
Favorite ending to my favorite movie
Excellent on every level. 👌
For years you could see the greatest live performance of Bowie, Ronson and the band doing this in the early seventies. After David passed - the BBC took it off you-tube. Apparently, they had the copyright on the performance. The BBC sucks.
+James S I watched that video probably once or twice week for years. It's utterly magnificent. BBC owes it to the world to make it available somewhere. I'd gladly pay to be able to watch it whenever I'm in the mood.
cepson All the BBC would have to do is like so many others do. Have a commercial at the start of the video. Its not like you can't see and hear other versions. Its just that particular performance (because of its high def quality and passionate performance) is probably the best. Again - the BBC sucks.
+James S Is this it? vimeo.com/56707479
caramia1203 Yes that's it. I hadn't thought of Vimeo. Thanks - well done!!
good! You're welcome!
Wonder what this scene would look like if wes used the buckaroo banzai theme while they were walking to the boat? Probably feel way different huh
and this how everyone discovered that wes anderson is a buckaroo banzai fan
Fantastic 😆
What a damned good reference this movie made with this ending. I forgot all about this. Legit, Im smiling now lol.
Rock songs can do a lot...but then they can also only do so so much!
:-)xxxxxx
Just Perfect 👌
P90’s & memories
Perfect
Masterpiece ending and movie
Havent even seen the film, here for the tune 😎😎😎😎
Que gran película 🙌🎬⛴
One of the best ending ever
I just realized how much the song “mr brightside” bites it’s tempo and rhythm from “queen bitch”.
best ending ever!!
🔊 MUITO BOM.......!!!!😊👍
If buckaroo banzai end credits married the epilogue of The Damned United, this would be their child
Awesome ending
Damn, i put that outro again and and and again, cause could be one the best ever indeeed😁😁😁😁🤘💕🤩🦮🐒🦦🦉🐠🐌🐳🐬🐨🐵💢💥💯🤍🖤🧡💛💚❤💜🤎🙈🙉🙊💖💖💖😽😽😽☠😎🥳💋🤝👍👍👍👍👀🙋🏻♂️👩🎨💇🏻♀️🏃♂️👨🦽🧙♀️🤸♂️🤩😄
When you understand he just put togethers one of the bests ever melancholic lovely peoples,
And Henry Selick for the "FX"🤩🤘🏼😍🤘🏼🤗🥰💯💙💕❤❤❤❤❤❤
Anyone else really like that Intern got to join the crew?
Yeah! His name was Nico I think
Great movie. Seu Jorgé rocks.
I would say that that ship needs to make harbor in Charleston to support the Muddogs.
This song seems to be the inspiration to " Mr Brightside" , by the Killers.
Same basic story.
Hi, someone say me what font used for final title? ( 3:06 minute) thanks
+Luigi -- it is an outline variation of Futura. Depending on what font house you find, Futura can have variations in the individual letterforms. Futura also comes in different weights.
If someone could upload a version of this scene that has Ocean Man in the background, I would be impressed.
this is like a 70s anime ending
damn.
So fucking great
👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Anyone have this version of Queen Bitch but with no vocals?
If you ever watched the old TV program called the "Texas Rangers" you would see where Wes Anderson got the idea for ending his movies. I just know he must have watched this program!
Ned smoking a pipe in the crows nest never died jeje
Why isn't this in it's original format? I just don't get it!
Awesome ending, but why crop the video 😥
I love wes up to Grand Budapest hotel.
Does anyone else notice the man on the roof of the boat? Who is that?
ned
Ned’s ghost
Ned!!
One guy's hat isn't a hat.
Who is on top of the boat?
stonem83 Ned's spirit
This might be a stretch, but is this ending a reference to Buckaroo Benzaie? Jeff Goldblum was in both movie, after all.
Dadko Yes it is . It's said that on the set when they were filming this scene the music they walked on for the rythm was the music from Buckaroo Banzai
@@StormDatIsApproaching But that was Uptown girl.
Holy shit! They did rip this from Buckaroo Banzai! Imitation is the greatest form of flattery eh?!
And both feature Jeff Goldblum strutting along. Wish he was wearing his New Jersey outfit though..
BUCKAROO BANZAI got there first, Wes.
YOU ARE MY FUCKING HERO
It could've been me
Meeeeeeeezrdeeéeéeé
Definitely the best cadeau ending those dayseźzzzz
Mine de rien
Murray Bill at his best always 😁😄🙏😇🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘
Otherwise is Georges Abitbol,
🤗😚😚😚🙃😘😘😘😘😘😘
And i FUCKING LOVE ITTTTTTÞT2 😄😄🤩🤩🤩🙏😇🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤗😙😋😉
This riff is stolen from Eddie Cochran. Song is Three Steps to Heaven.
Plus the intern finally didn't have to share a Glock for a sidearm....
ok, is it just me or is that Owen Wilson smoking his pipe on the bridge (top of the ship)? Is it possible that Wes/ Steve Zissou faked the death to make the movie more memorable / better reviews ??? haven' seen commentary on it.
mcqueen390 it's supposed to symbolize that Ned now lives with the ship.He is a permanent part of Steve's crew in spirit
why would he fake the death when you see him die and 'to get better reviews'? you do realise its a movie right?
That’s certainly funny, and sounds like a Zissou grift, but as said, it’s to show Ned will always be a part of the crew in spirit.
This is where we find out for certain that Intern#1 is the smart dude on "Criminal Minds" , that his producer is the chief headmaster wizard from Harry Potter and that the head of the film society is the ditz blond from "Vicar of Dibley"...
Typical me to point out one small detail ruining my enjoyment of the video - where was Cate Blanchett?
JasonPerryman she’s not apart of the crew she was just a reporter
@@alexdawson5454 Aaaaaahhhh thanks for that tip. I forgot her role now, it's never put on tv or anything so my memory can't go that far back.
Kinda weird that Michael Gambon, Bill and Jeff Goldblum ended up as part of the crew but Cate didn’t just kinda feels empty without her
Taking care of her baby.