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- The Boat That Rocked (2009) SYNOPSIS: In 1966, BBC radio broadcasts less than an hour of pop music a day, forcing pirate DJs to take up the slack from boats anchored outside British waters. Quentin (Bill Nighy) is the commander of such a pirate station, overseeing a host of seedy, lusty and dope-smoking DJs, including the Count (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and Dave (Nick Frost), who makes it his personal mission to see to it that Quentin's newly arrived godson (Tom Sturridge) loses his virginity.
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Most underrated movie ever
AMEN THANK YOU
Filippo Minonzio 100% Wish i could invent a time machine to back to that era when life was happier and fun.
Nah the most underrated movie might be "Still Crazy"
Nah, is not underrated, at least for me and my folks
Hilarious with amazing music! It had such deep moments but needed more time, it felt like so much got cut out.. couldn’t stand the government parts.. watched it recently and had to watch this scene again
I watch this scene every few months just to make sure I'm still alive and that I am capable of having feelings.
as a radio presenter myself, I feel his struggle when he has to cheery and uplifting on air, but in actual fact is hurting. hiding behind the personality you've made for yourself on air because you know it's what's best for the audience
Remember: its not simple being cool but its cool being simple
Some ridiculously underated acting in this film. It really showed they were a family who cared for each other
Anyone else wanted to give Simon a massive hug here?
Me
Me! I love him!
Same! Love him so much!
Both of them played that scene so good.
One of my favorite parts
Tengericsillag made me laugh terribly
This is why man makes music...and man uses music in movies. Every human being on earth knows Simon’s heartbreak.
How can a scene be so funny yet so sad at the same time? 😞
That scene was so fucking sad.
I'm so lucky that I have seen this movie. One of those which I watched with smile on my face. expect for Simon's sad scene. 😂😂👌👌
The strength it took for him to pull together!
I think he looks absolutely stunning here, he could be acting one of the Beatles if there's a movie about it! x
Which one though? He doesn't look much like any of them
stobbi38 ringo
He could have done a cracking Brian Wilson
Just love this movie, just love that song too... goosebumps every time I hear it. Most items used like mixing desks were original sea going items as Radio Caroline loaned them to be used. Really wished there would be a Radio Caroline mini series that would take you from 1972 to 1991 with the rocky history it had.
My heart fucking broke for him. And then I remembered that he would become disabled after having some acid and then fall off the toilet at the theater, watching a gay performance...and I smile again.
It's big ...gay😁
Just get the fella a whisky. Double.
What are the chances?
You helped me realize I have to rewatch the entire show, thanks comrade
Hahahahahhah this made me laugh so hard. Cheers
This comedy had no business in making me sad like that with this scene
Amen to that, the 60s were the best years, golden years.
Never been. Can only dream and read about.
❤❤❤NEVER HAVE I SEEN SUCH AN UNDERRATED MASTERPIECE ❤❤❤
I often do something similar with a few songs to match with what ever emotional state I'm in,
I can relate to Simon
So many feelings with this scene
Brothers and Sisters: A great movie that brings back bitter-sweet memories that can never be recaptured. Great soundtrack (apart from Duffy's "Stay with me baby").
One or two anachronisms. The scene when Radio Rock was going off air for good. Don't think we had supermarkets that stayed open all night.
Coincided with the advent of the transistor. No longer were radios the size of small suitcases but the size of mobile phones. They came with an earpiece. Radio in inside blazer breast pocket, thread earpiece up sleeve into the ear, elbow on desk and rest your head on the palm of your hand covering the earpiece slotted into your ear. Made maths lessons almost bearable.
I'D GIVE ALL MY TOMORROWS FOR JUST A SINGLE YESTERDAY.
This scene wasn’t included in the version of the film I rented. To bad, it is so good, and Simon is the cutest.
Sorry Simon. "People. (Scoffs) what a bunch of bastards."
this is one of the best scenes for me ever.
In 2016 I was privileged to film real former offshore "pirate radio" DJ's on board Radio Caroline's veteran radio-ship, the Ross Revenge - the station is nowadays fully licensed (at last!). No such heartbreaks luckily (they were a "bit" older and settled). While editing (on the other side of the glass) I discovered (through the glass) that not all DJ's are pitch-perfect - not saying who - you know who you are - but barry on regardless !
Thats what we call profesional, your emotional condition doesnt change your integrity
" me heart is broken" "did ya tried turning it on and off again?"
If this doesn't tear your effin' heart out, then you are a certified sociopath.
One of my favorite movie
One of my favorite movies.
Thanks to Ronan O’Rahilly. RIP 20 April 2020.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Great movie but as a music buff anoyed at loads of record sleeves and record labels visible that weren't around in 1967...the geek in me!
How is Harold my favourite character in this film?
La parte più bella del film
Can we have those days back please?
Great track
I thought this movie was called Pirate Radio?
I think the US Version is called Pirate radio and the uk/Europe is the boad that rocked.
Esse filme é muito bom.
it is the best scene
I would do the same thing with a song about a broken heart if I ended up like Simon there,
I can relate to him,
except when he strips shouting, "i'm getting married!!!!!"
everything else I can relate to him especially at the end after the boat sinks
DON'T LEAVE KAWHI!
This was fucking brutal
The song was pitched-up, right? This isn't the original key
No. Its the original.
That's how I feel inside.
This is like the Elton John song
"Sad Song's" 😭
Pirate radio?
I love this movie 🤘💚
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The bromance of those two was amazing.
The tragic thing is this always happens to all of the nice guys in the world, further proof that God does indeed have a sick sense of humour......Dont worry, Simon. We all still love ya
🥺🙌🏽❤️
Great movie,but I spotted too many LP covers and a few single labels/covers that weren't around in 1967 - look out for the mid 70's A & M label in the singles rack!
Dilzappa Zappa A&M was founded in 1968. notice the pickups.
They were ahead of their time, to say the least.
wich version of lorraine is this ??
Anyone else knows songs title from 1:30 ?
I would have guessed that it's incidental music by the movie's uncredited soundtrack composer Hans Zimmer, or 'additional music' by Steven Price (maybe 'Amy's Song', which I couldn't find). Though, after additional testing, I'd guess it's a musical fragment by a Production Music artist as two very different songs later sampled the vocal portion of it. I couldn't identify the original musical fragment or Production Music artist -- or this variation heard here -- but two different songs that use it are: 'Un Paarvaiyilae' by Dharan Kumar from the 2012 Indian movie "Podaa Podi" and 'Yeye Musica Machina' (2015) by Recycle (an Italian electronic band including Emilio Loizzo and H501L). Liner notes for an album containing the song suggest that 'Yeye Musica Machina' might have been used on an Italian radio program "Musica Machina" heard on Saturday nights (). Another comment said they heard 'Un Paarvaiyilae' in the Indian television program "Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan", while another heard the tune in a film including Indian actor Karthik.
@@borbetomagusWow, I didn’t know that’s. I thought the original song is commercial music. Thank you for your kind research and for your reply.
I'm disabled...
La esencia liberal que transmite la película me encantó muchísimo, pero hubieron dos partes que las detesté; una fué la de la chica que creí que en verdad era dulce, en principio dudo mucho que la chica en cuestión, sea así de doble moral en la vida real, pero en la película fué una completa decepción para la primera impresión que tuve de ella, a mí ni me jode que una mujer tenga sexo con quien sea, pero tiene que ser bien segura de sí misma pues, para nunca andarse con rodeos ni culpa, ella se hizo la recatada y después se fue a tirar con el gordo, así fácilmente se puede reconocer a una falsa, y si el men hubiera sido alguien más centrado, a la primera la abría bajado de su nube cuando se hizo la puritana. Lo otro fué lo de la doble cara que usó al hombre de la portada de este video, casándose con él para entrar al barco, debió ser sincera, y pues aunque sea le hubiera dado lo que él quería para que así sea todo recíproco, pero fué totalmente egocéntrica y aprovechada (en la película), espero que en la vida real sea todo lo contrario. Las demás mujeres del entorno del barco, fueron muy simpáticas y agradables incluyendo a la lesbiana.