If I had a nickel for every time a woman named satine died in the arms of a character famously played by Ewan McGregor I’d have 2 nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.
It's the WAY he cries, I've never seen another actor do it similarly. He just... sobs. It's so realistic and heartbreaking, he does it every time he cries in movies. It's the mix of childlike blabbering and helplessness which just crosses the line of what feels like acting and what feels like reality. It's so beautiful but so crushing to watch, it gets me every time
@@bethaniie_NO FOR REAL. Like that’s how a lot of real people cry, at least in my experience? Makes me look like an idiot, but that’s how mine sounds at least, lol
@@madam-mint SAME!!! Yet most actors cry all pretty. Ewan's is so realistic, you watch him cry and it feels like a mirror of yourself when you're upset about something. It's great
The most beautiful tragedy to ever exist. They were to together a short time but they loved as if it was a lifetime. Well done Baz Luhrmann on creating such a spectacular spectacular masterpiece ♥
My girlfriend Rosey and I made this our movie. We loved this movie as intimately as we loved each other and just as passionately as Christian and Satine loved. When we broke up I couldn't watch this movie for years, it ripped open my heart, and when I finally did watch Moulin Rouge again I was blinded by my tears. The love was so passionate between us that this movie is a joyfully painful reminder. I can't watch this movie without smiling and crying for Christian and Satine, as well as for me and Rosey. They say it's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. That's True, but it hurts so very much.
I don't know the situation with you and Rosey but if you can please reach out to her. Yes it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all, but it's best to stay in that love. Your feelings towards Rosey are still there, tell her what you just wrote here! You only live once, live life with the people you love most. Best wishes.
@@heyboo9943 She was a friend for long time. She was married. Suddenly in 2005 she pursued me, I tried to resist but finally gave in. We had an affair, I'm ashamed to say. Rosey kept saying she would leave he husband, while at the same time literally stalking me at work, home, while out with friends either by just showing up or leaving notes on my car or on doors. Her pursuing me made me love her more and more. Then, when I asked her to commit to me, she told her husband about us, bragged to her friends and family about the affair, she tried to make her husband jealous, which made him love her more, which was her plan all along, her husband begged her to stay, then she dumped me and stayed with her husband. I should have resisted harder, I should have said no. We've never spoken since and that was 2007. I'm a fool who loved and lost someone who just wanted to have an affair. She fooled me good and broke my heart. 💔
you know, the funny thing about tuberculosis is that if your dying from it your not gonna die onstage singing and dancing...you wouldnt even be able to get out of bed. and as much as obi-wan has been fooling around with her he probably has it to and then goes off into that galaxy far far away to spread it around. no wonder darth vader cant breathe. regardless of that minor nitpick this was a BEAUTIFUL movie! its by far my favorite musical. in my own opinion Baz Luhrmann will never top this one.
Me laughing at the Star Wars reference aside, you're absolutely right about terminal TB, but TB has a LOOONG history of being romanticized. In the Victorian era (when MR is set) it was even seen as a glamorous way of dying, at least for women. It was seen as so glamorous that it inspired beauty trends, plays, operas, and fashion. The effects of long term TB were drastic weight-loss, extremely pale skin and weakness, with the sparkling eyes, flushed cheeks and rosy lips that came from constant low-grade fever. Victorians adored this, and fashion and makeup trends did their best to mimic a "consumption-chic" aesthetic. Coupled with Bohemian Europe's love of tragic romance (tuberculosis related deaths inspired multiple popular operas of the time that are still performed today, La Triviata being one of the more famous ones.) In many ways, Satine's death in Moulin Rouge (and looking so tragically beautiful at the same time) is THE MOST Bohemian ending that could have happened.
Ewan Mcgregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Nicole Kidman as Satine Kryze Satine death had to have been a reference to *Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 05 Episode 16 The Lawless*
What an emotional, romantic and sad scene 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Normal people will never have an idea of how pain and sufferment really are 😥😥😥😥😢😥😢 Despite all the pain and the sufferment, God made me a man of top 1% 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️ Love is the reason why I live ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Love forever ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
yea the other way around. when they were making clone wars they wanted to make an homage to Ewan Mcgregor. thus they name Satine after Satine from mulan rouge
Ewan Mcgregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Nicole Kidman as Satine Kryze Satine death had to have been a reference to *Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 05 Episode 16 The Lawless*
Not gonna lie, here. But I just kinda laughed when Ewan McGregor cried, I'm sorry, it just sounded so ridiculous to me that I just couldn't take it seriously. It was just so funny to me, I'm so sorry.
@@kgilbert2245because MUSICAL! I joke. It’s a big plot hole for sure, I think. Maybe he does have it but since it’s latent he doesn’t know/isn’t symptomatic yet?
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If I had a nickel for every time a woman named satine died in the arms of a character famously played by Ewan McGregor I’d have 2 nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Clone Wars :(
🤣🤣🤣
Copy paste much..?
God dammit, Obi-Wan can never catch a break with any woman named Satine
any time this man cries in a film I'm convinced even an angel sheds a tear
It's the WAY he cries, I've never seen another actor do it similarly. He just... sobs. It's so realistic and heartbreaking, he does it every time he cries in movies. It's the mix of childlike blabbering and helplessness which just crosses the line of what feels like acting and what feels like reality. It's so beautiful but so crushing to watch, it gets me every time
@@bethaniie_NO FOR REAL. Like that’s how a lot of real people cry, at least in my experience? Makes me look like an idiot, but that’s how mine sounds at least, lol
@@madam-mint SAME!!! Yet most actors cry all pretty. Ewan's is so realistic, you watch him cry and it feels like a mirror of yourself when you're upset about something. It's great
The most beautiful tragedy to ever exist. They were to together a short time but they loved as if it was a lifetime. Well done Baz Luhrmann on creating such a spectacular spectacular masterpiece ♥
My girlfriend Rosey and I made this our movie. We loved this movie as intimately as we loved each other and just as passionately as Christian and Satine loved. When we broke up I couldn't watch this movie for years, it ripped open my heart, and when I finally did watch Moulin Rouge again I was blinded by my tears. The love was so passionate between us that this movie is a joyfully painful reminder. I can't watch this movie without smiling and crying for Christian and Satine, as well as for me and Rosey. They say it's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. That's True, but it hurts so very much.
I don't know the situation with you and Rosey but if you can please reach out to her. Yes it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all, but it's best to stay in that love. Your feelings towards Rosey are still there, tell her what you just wrote here! You only live once, live life with the people you love most. Best wishes.
💛 I agree… but perhaps they’ve both moved on already 😩😖
Get her back!!
@@heyboo9943 She was a friend for long time. She was married. Suddenly in 2005 she pursued me, I tried to resist but finally gave in. We had an affair, I'm ashamed to say. Rosey kept saying she would leave he husband, while at the same time literally stalking me at work, home, while out with friends either by just showing up or leaving notes on my car or on doors. Her pursuing me made me love her more and more. Then, when I asked her to commit to me, she told her husband about us, bragged to her friends and family about the affair, she tried to make her husband jealous, which made him love her more, which was her plan all along, her husband begged her to stay, then she dumped me and stayed with her husband. I should have resisted harder, I should have said no. We've never spoken since and that was 2007. I'm a fool who loved and lost someone who just wanted to have an affair. She fooled me good and broke my heart. 💔
@@archangelum that is actually pretty awful. She abused you and her husband. Consider it a bullet dodged.
It’s hard for Christian. He never mentions Satine. She’ll be locked in his heart.
Thanks 🙏
1:28 when he says I love you and Satine smiles 😭😭😭💔💔💔
Poor Satine she died from Tuberculosis and Christian really loved her
False, she died from the dark saber thanks to maul
you know, the funny thing about tuberculosis is that if your dying from it your not gonna die onstage singing and dancing...you wouldnt even be able to get out of bed. and as much as obi-wan has been fooling around with her he probably has it to and then goes off into that galaxy far far away to spread it around. no wonder darth vader cant breathe. regardless of that minor nitpick this was a BEAUTIFUL movie! its by far my favorite musical. in my own opinion Baz Luhrmann will never top this one.
Me laughing at the Star Wars reference aside, you're absolutely right about terminal TB, but TB has a LOOONG history of being romanticized. In the Victorian era (when MR is set) it was even seen as a glamorous way of dying, at least for women. It was seen as so glamorous that it inspired beauty trends, plays, operas, and fashion. The effects of long term TB were drastic weight-loss, extremely pale skin and weakness, with the sparkling eyes, flushed cheeks and rosy lips that came from constant low-grade fever. Victorians adored this, and fashion and makeup trends did their best to mimic a "consumption-chic" aesthetic. Coupled with Bohemian Europe's love of tragic romance (tuberculosis related deaths inspired multiple popular operas of the time that are still performed today, La Triviata being one of the more famous ones.) In many ways, Satine's death in Moulin Rouge (and looking so tragically beautiful at the same time) is THE MOST Bohemian ending that could have happened.
i watch the movie and this scene always makes me cry
Thank you thank you thank you for not letting me hear his heartbreaking cries
No guy has ever shown emotion like that over a woman!
Ewan Mcgregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Nicole Kidman as Satine Kryze
Satine death had to have been a reference to *Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 05 Episode 16 The Lawless*
Apparently the producers of TCW confirmed it
Some Satine issues... Here and in the Galaxy far away.
This can't be a coincidence...
It isn’t, apparently the writers of the clone wars confirmed that Satine’s entire story was a reference to this movie
He’s lost her twice 😢
It's like poetry it rhymes
Probably the hardest cry I've seen in a movie, tbh
I love Star The Clone Wars Wars
Seeing the sad faces of everyone around them watching breaks my heart. 😭💔
Such a touchimg story. I love this movie forever💕💕
When he cries (not shown in this video) my heart always breaks.
No wonder La Traviata was inspired by this
What an emotional, romantic and sad scene 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Normal people will never have an idea of how pain and sufferment really are 😥😥😥😥😢😥😢 Despite all the pain and the sufferment, God made me a man of top 1% 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️ Love is the reason why I live ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Love forever ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
When I tell you plug...😷
Tem dublado em português?
Wait a Second
Is this a Clone Wars Reference?
Other way around.
The scene in clone wars is reference to this
@@geraltofrivia7456 I need Nicole as Satine in a flashback in Kenobi
yea the other way around. when they were making clone wars they wanted to make an homage to Ewan Mcgregor. thus they name Satine after Satine from mulan rouge
Ewan Mcgregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Nicole Kidman as Satine Kryze
Satine death had to have been a reference to *Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 05 Episode 16 The Lawless*
Я всегда плачу.... Любимый фильм
"Remember, my dear Obi-wan... I love you always... I always will-"
"Oh wait! WRONG SHOW!"
What was she dying from??
Tuberculosis
Not gonna lie, here. But I just kinda laughed when Ewan McGregor cried, I'm sorry, it just sounded so ridiculous to me that I just couldn't take it seriously. It was just so funny to me, I'm so sorry.
What was wrong with her?
Tuberculosis I think
She had TB, but it was most likely Latent TB. Latent TB can take quite a while to fully take over.
@@graciebyler why does he not have it? It's contagious x
@@kgilbert2245because MUSICAL! I joke. It’s a big plot hole for sure, I think. Maybe he does have it but since it’s latent he doesn’t know/isn’t symptomatic yet?
@@madam-mintwe dont know if he died after this tragic event. He is writing her story in bad conditions (the apartment, his health etc)
Bro acting like a old woman