I swear I’ll never get tired of this musical. It’s so lovely and so personal, and there’s something very moving about it, it just burns your blood and you feel something boiling inside you. You feel the spirit and the strength, you can feel the hard work they put in. The extra miles they went through to make this a more epic movie.
Anne more than deserved that Oscar. Her performance in this movie, particularly I dream a dream should be studied. Such a brilliant and haunting performance.
I thought that until I saw Gravity. I don't think Sandra Bullockd gave a better performance but won because her character had a greatly larger role. Gravity is basically about one person.
Está producción debería reveerse el enorme y genial trabajo de excelencia en los protagonistas locaciones manufactura musical brillantez genial muchos más premios 🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
One of the things I appreciate about this film (which was how I was introduced to Les Mis- you can say whatever you want about Russel Crowe but this movie will always have a special place in my heart) is that, in the musical, "Lovely Ladies" has this raunchy, rowdy, almost comical sound, but in the movie it's traded for a darker, eerier, sinister sound. I think that really captures the danger and the awful place Fantine is in while the song takes place. This movie was a doorway into a whole new world for me. Les Mis was one of the first musicals I fell in love with, and it was all because of this film. I watched it with my mom when I was a middle schooler, then shortly after that my friend found the book for me at the library and I read it and loved it, and then I had the amazing privilege of playing Gavroche in a production of the musical. Les Mis will forever hold a special place in my heart and is truly one of the greatest books/movies/musicals ever made.
I've always HATED musicals. When I first watched this movie at the picture theatre... after a couple of minutes... I was so deeply disappointed to discover that this movie was a bloody musical!! Admittedly, I was both disappointed but also highly impressed with the power of the opening song (Look Down). By the end of the movie, I was in absolute tears, and I realised I'd just watched the greatest movie I'd ever seen. To this day, it is my absolute favourite movie! I guess I do like musicals, after all.
As a musician, I am completely in awe of what these people have accomplished here. It’s so much hard work for everyone! And the orchestra having to sync with the playback... incredible. It must have been a great experience and a lot of fun anyway though!
I had known the story for a long time. However when I saw this movie I cried like I have never cried over a movie before. This was, for me, a great movie and the actors were great.
Incredible video of a movie being made mostly on location with music being performed on set. As mentioned technology made it possible. I don't think any other movie has had the music done at same time. I've seen a stage version produced by Cameron Mackintosh & the film.
Javerret and John Val Jaun was awesome in this movie!!!!!!!!! I love these guys. This movie was so great. It didn’t get as much recognition as it should have.
I waited for what felt like forever for this musical to be a feature film and recall thinking as the film started that Tom Hooper had better not fumble this or his professional life is over - he didn’t fumble. But - knowing Colm Wilkinson’s deep connection to LM, to see him as the bishop was perfection.
My daughter talked me into going to this when it was in the theaters. Typically, I can't stand musicals, and I wasn't immediately in love with this when I saw it. I knew nothing of the songs and had only seen the Liam Neeson version of the story. However, it was the moment when Anne sang "I Dreamed a Dream" that I realized I was witnessing one of the most powerful performances I had ever seen on a screen. I went back home, listened to the songs again, and then rewatched it. I went from sort of liking the show to loving it. Seriously, I can't watch it without tearing up. It is now the number 1 movie I recommend to people when we discuss films. I enjoy nothing more than sitting with someone who is watching it for their first time and watching their reaction at certain parts. On another note, Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen are two of the most overlooked talents in this movie. I thoroughly enjoyed their characters.
Hugh Jackman is an absolute talent, you only need to watch the boy from oz or Oklahoma to see his amazing voice. Yet the director in this had him not drink for three days and sing for 8 hours straight? It’s absurd, the fact he sounded as good as he did is insane - but imagine if the actors were allowed to just do this musical in a conventional way.
It wasn't the director 's choice, it was Hugh's. He wanted to look like the character has been on hard labour and minimal rations for 19 years. One way to do that is to dehydrate yourself so your skin shrinks. It's a horrific process but I know some boxers do it.
This was a perfect way to begin my Lent devotion to what it means to be a Christian, and extra was listening to Les Misérables. Thank You Hillsdale College.
Unless you’ve worked on a feature film -let alone an epic, you can never know what hard work it is. It’s like being in a war and the comrades you meet and make your friends are often forever - because no one, but those who’ve gone through it , understand the sacrifice and the glory of it. It’s also like childbirth. When you’re in labor, you swear you’ll never do it again But then the phone rings.
I've the show both in theater. and on TV and the movie, all were excellent, and for Hugh to ger advice from Colm Wilkinsin himself must have been an hinnorQ
I have this disk and you should rent or buy it if you do not have it yet. I honestly cannot decide which version I like best. This one or the 10th anniversity one that Michael Ball was Marius in.
They keep talking about how it was hard to cast this film because you needed actors who could also sing. But even after all of this work and them hitting the "sweetspot" of a cast, they still can't compete with the broadway performances.
I'm a fan of the music, the show and this theatre adaptation. However, in my opinion, Russell Crowe is a fabulous actor and I'm a huge fan, but unfortunately he can't sing. His singing ruined it for me. The guy can act, but auto-tune couldn't even help him.
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I swear I’ll never get tired of this musical. It’s so lovely and so personal, and there’s something very moving about it, it just burns your blood and you feel something boiling inside you. You feel the spirit and the strength, you can feel the hard work they put in. The extra miles they went through to make this a more epic movie.
yeah great fiml and ever greater musical! And perfect book.
Anne more than deserved that Oscar. Her performance in this movie, particularly I dream a dream should be studied. Such a brilliant and haunting performance.
She makes me cry every time I hear “I dreamed a dream” they were all so good
I watched Les miserables for the first time and that song, fantines death and little fall of rain. I was BAWLING
kind of a snooze fest tho
I thought that until I saw Gravity. I don't think Sandra Bullockd gave a better performance but won because her character had a greatly larger role. Gravity is basically about one person.
Está producción debería reveerse el enorme y genial trabajo de excelencia en los protagonistas locaciones manufactura musical brillantez genial muchos más premios 🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Samantha Barks is such a talent.
i watched her on stage in Pretty Woman Broadway show.. she was amazing!!
I'm crying now. She's so wonderful
One of the things I appreciate about this film (which was how I was introduced to Les Mis- you can say whatever you want about Russel Crowe but this movie will always have a special place in my heart) is that, in the musical, "Lovely Ladies" has this raunchy, rowdy, almost comical sound, but in the movie it's traded for a darker, eerier, sinister sound. I think that really captures the danger and the awful place Fantine is in while the song takes place.
This movie was a doorway into a whole new world for me. Les Mis was one of the first musicals I fell in love with, and it was all because of this film. I watched it with my mom when I was a middle schooler, then shortly after that my friend found the book for me at the library and I read it and loved it, and then I had the amazing privilege of playing Gavroche in a production of the musical. Les Mis will forever hold a special place in my heart and is truly one of the greatest books/movies/musicals ever made.
I had never seen it on stage either. I love it
I've always HATED musicals.
When I first watched this movie at the picture theatre... after a couple of minutes... I was so deeply disappointed to discover that this movie was a bloody musical!!
Admittedly, I was both disappointed but also highly impressed with the power of the opening song (Look Down).
By the end of the movie, I was in absolute tears, and I realised I'd just watched the greatest movie I'd ever seen.
To this day, it is my absolute favourite movie!
I guess I do like musicals, after all.
anne’s emotional connection to fantine is beautiful and translates so perfectly through screen
I love Eddies rendition of empty chairs and empty tables.
As a musician, I am completely in awe of what these people have accomplished here. It’s so much hard work for everyone! And the orchestra having to sync with the playback... incredible. It must have been a great experience and a lot of fun anyway though!
I had known the story for a long time. However when I saw this movie I cried like I have never cried over a movie before. This was, for me, a great movie and the actors were great.
Incredible video of a movie being made mostly on location with music being performed on set. As mentioned technology made it possible. I don't think any other movie has had the music done at same time. I've seen a stage version produced by Cameron Mackintosh & the film.
Loved it. Curious, no questions to Sacha Baron or to Helena Bonham…
Javerret and John Val Jaun was awesome in this movie!!!!!!!!! I love these guys. This movie was so great. It didn’t get as much recognition as it should have.
you mean Javert and Jean Valjean?
@@AlexeBriand2002 No, sorry
This helps me fall in love with theater again
"I've been dying all morning" - javert
I waited for what felt like forever for this musical to be a feature film and recall thinking as the film started that Tom Hooper had better not fumble this or his professional life is over - he didn’t fumble. But - knowing Colm Wilkinson’s deep connection to LM, to see him as the bishop was perfection.
Always loved theatre. Les Mis the Best! And ❤ the movie!
My daughter talked me into going to this when it was in the theaters. Typically, I can't stand musicals, and I wasn't immediately in love with this when I saw it. I knew nothing of the songs and had only seen the Liam Neeson version of the story. However, it was the moment when Anne sang "I Dreamed a Dream" that I realized I was witnessing one of the most powerful performances I had ever seen on a screen.
I went back home, listened to the songs again, and then rewatched it. I went from sort of liking the show to loving it. Seriously, I can't watch it without tearing up. It is now the number 1 movie I recommend to people when we discuss films. I enjoy nothing more than sitting with someone who is watching it for their first time and watching their reaction at certain parts.
On another note, Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen are two of the most overlooked talents in this movie. I thoroughly enjoyed their characters.
Hugh Jackman is an absolute talent, you only need to watch the boy from oz or Oklahoma to see his amazing voice. Yet the director in this had him not drink for three days and sing for 8 hours straight? It’s absurd, the fact he sounded as good as he did is insane - but imagine if the actors were allowed to just do this musical in a conventional way.
It wasn't the director 's choice, it was Hugh's. He wanted to look like the character has been on hard labour and minimal rations for 19 years. One way to do that is to dehydrate yourself so your skin shrinks. It's a horrific process but I know some boxers do it.
One of my flexes is that I’ve got a picture with the guy who played the foreman because I saw him in Hamilton as King George III
Have watched it over and over again, played the music over and over again.Will continue to do so !!
thank you so much for uploading this!!!!
Thank you! This is the best!
Watching this in preparation for my role as M. Thenardier on our school's production of Les Miserables 😊
Same
How did it go? Just curious😊
HOWD IT GO OMGG
Fantastic cast. Fantastic film💗👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Absolutely incredible!
Thank youu!
Qué maravilla. Gracias.
Thankyou all so much for your hard work and talent. Amazing can not thank you enough.❤❤❤
Excellant screen production and stage production.
My most favourite film of all time!!
Loved this movie❤
Amazing ❤
This was a perfect way to begin my Lent devotion to what it means to be a Christian, and extra was listening to Les Misérables. Thank You Hillsdale College.
Unless you’ve worked on a feature film -let alone an epic, you can never know what hard work it is. It’s like being in a war and the comrades you meet and make your friends are often forever - because no one, but those who’ve gone through it , understand the sacrifice and the glory of it. It’s also like childbirth. When you’re in labor, you swear you’ll never do it again
But then the phone rings.
Un lujo para el fondo tan neo romantico de Victor Hugo🎉❤ geniales!!
Ane y Hugh / Rossell 🙏❤💙💙🙌🙌🙌
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I've the show both in theater. and on TV and the movie, all were excellent, and for Hugh to ger advice from Colm Wilkinsin himself must have been an hinnorQ
aahhh the first thing I noticed about Russel Crowe was his Australian accent.
Aussies till the end, mate
russel? Or you mean Hugh jackman
Oh yeeaaaahh now I see what you mean
I'm aussie
@@g-squad2010 no i meant russel crowe, he an aussie
@@1ndigo712 so is Jackman
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it was great
한국어 자막이다!! 오예
I have this disk and you should rent or buy it if you do not have it yet. I honestly cannot decide which version I like best. This one or the 10th anniversity one that Michael Ball was Marius in.
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Wow
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All would
Huge disappointment of trying to bring the magic of the stage to the screen.
I would love to see this movie does anyone know how I can get ahold of it?
It should be on general dvd release, it was less than 10 years ago I think.
It's also on netflix
I bought it from iTunes so I can watch it whenever I want. And believe me, I have!
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Love the movie but it would be nice if they recasted some people for people who could actually sing
Ithink that goes for a stage play, in the movie I think Russell’s acting was an absolute fit.
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Wait wait wait HUGH JACKMAN IS AUSTRALIAN?!?!!?
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everyone else was brilliant except Russell Crowe
Russell Crowe did a great job and this comment is just mean for the sake of being mean.
@@kerrycavanaugh4268 No Russel Crowe was rubbish he never should have been cast as such a big part for such a big movie that this is.
@@jaspervanbeers7874 bro he was the gladiator and that’s a pretty big movie, just say his singing stinks and go
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They keep talking about how it was hard to cast this film because you needed actors who could also sing. But even after all of this work and them hitting the "sweetspot" of a cast, they still can't compete with the broadway performances.
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I'm a fan of the music, the show and this theatre adaptation. However, in my opinion, Russell Crowe is a fabulous actor and I'm a huge fan, but unfortunately he can't sing. His singing ruined it for me. The guy can act, but auto-tune couldn't even help him.