Michael Collins: Funeral/Coda
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2022
- A very emotive piece of music. The piece is called "Funeral/Coda" and was composed by Elliot Goldenthal. It was used in the closing of the film "Michael Collins" directed by Neil Jordan and starring Liam Neeson, which told the story of the Irish nationalist revolutionary leader of the same name. In the film, the piece is overlaid onto actual footage of the Michael Collins funeral procession through the streets of Dublin on August 28th, 1922. It remains one of the most haunting scenes from a film that I have ever seen.
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If there was ever a song where you so desperately needed to physically feel something then this is it...
A haunting, beautiful, emotive piece.. ❤
Greatest Irishman ever
A very grand powerful piece of music for a great statesman
He was a terrorist who betrayed his country.
A hero for courage and cleverness. May he rest in peace.
Michael may you rest in peace. Loved and missed by people who never ever met you. ❤ Ireland 🇮🇪 needs another Michael Collins today.
DeValera handed him the poison chalice, knowing fully what the outcome would be .
And lived off his name for years
Agreed... Michael was caught between a rock and a hard place. Damned if he took the Treaty, and damned if he didn't... A scapegoat.. 💔🙏🏻😢
Dev was a boleaux 😘
Dev knew exactly what he was doing when he sent him over there
@@TurboMintyFresh De Valera was correct to reject the Treaty.
As an American this story is sad but also strong he wanted peace and the way I seen it he wanted to help his people.
He was a traitor.
Men back then were real men and had balls the size of canteloupes. Look at what he achieved by the age of 31, most that age today are still studying or on unemployment benefits and playing ps5. A 31 year old today looks like a kid, back then they looked like middle aged men. His loss was tragic at suck a young age, the guy that murdered him must have had his conscience eating at him for the rest of his days. DeValera must have felt the pangs of conscience as well. I suppose it's true, God takes the best ones first.
Collins was killed at 31 because he had betrayed Ireland.
@@MarkHarrison733 I'm not so sure about that, betrayal and accepting a deal that is the best that you can get at the time are two different things. Why didn't Dev go himself? Because he didn't want to be the one to come back with the treaty so he sacrificed Collins.
@@user-jx4pt1ww4c De Valera did not attend because George V did not.
@@MarkHarrison733troll you clearly no nothing of Irish history devalera was a germ
Good movie
Never will we see his like again
Legend
The last great Irish leader
I heard this piece of music was originally supposed to be the closing music for Heat
Michael Mann movies & soundtracks are amazing ♥️ That is correct it was to be used in Heat end scene but was changed at last minute ..
Mann used it in public enemies end credits instead
Final scenes not end credits
Man was a LEGEND NO WORDS EXPLAIN HIS COURAGE DE VALERA MADE HIM GO TO GET THE TREATY TO EMBARRASSD TO DO IT HIMSELF
RIP Big Man
😊🖤❤
The Last Con....
Jazis. There was a lot of Free Staters there that day
Sad he died so u desperately.
Only thirty one years.
I am sure he had political more work to do. RIP.
0:32 Ireland was already a democracy
I think it means transition to being a Republic, but that wouldn't be implying that the UK was 'undemocratic'
0:53 Offering condolences at Hitlers death wasn't a good way to secure a good reputation with history
Sebastian Haffner is correct regarding Hitler's role in decolonisation.
Be gorrah
Get out and vote on Friday. Take Ireland 🇮🇪 for the Irish.
True spoken
Collins betrayed Ireland.
His legacy is controversial
He quickly took British support to defend the new free state and consolidate partition
@@laxeystu8096 He was the Irish Quisling.
@MarkHarrison733 That's ironic because before today I would have said he's a father of Ireland, and a kind of hero (to Irish people)
But really he's the father of the partitioned Ireland, which a lot of people don't like