David Elias Flores Escalante

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@Silanguche Күн бұрын

That german officer was Wilm Hosenfeld. He helped polish and Jewish people from the Nazi regime

@Anthrax_kta 2 күн бұрын

I think the scene where it glances over him playing the piano and it shows the officers hat and coat draped over the piano, you almost get a sense of derealization as it’s coming from the officers point of view, almost acting as a blanket for suppression of an art form, the fact that such a beautiful piece is being played by a decrepit Jew, I think this is when the officer truly comes to realization he is no better than this man, an artist one dedicated to his passion even in his darkest hours. Reminds me a lot of the Roman soldier who helped Jesus

@ÉmileGosselin-b4j 2 күн бұрын

This movie is a life lesson

@Bob-j7s 2 күн бұрын

That's the most true interpretation I have heard

@DANIELFELIPERESTREPORESTREPO 3 күн бұрын

"El mayor espectáculo es un hombre esforzado luchando contra la adversidad; pero hay otro aún más grande: ver a otro hombre lanzarse en su ayuda." -Oliver Goldsmith

@martageorginariveros2534 6 күн бұрын

Por un momento lo sacó del horror de la guerra, por un momento lo devolvió a su casa. Por eso le perdonó la vida.

@DM-oh2dc 10 күн бұрын

This is actually the very reason why I have a hard time dealing with the cancel culture when it comes to movies. I mean, yes, Roman Polanski is one huge asshole and scum, I guess no one would argue that in 2025. But watch this great acting… A movie is not created by just one person, there are plenty of actors who are also responsible for it (to some extent even more significant than directors, for we see actors but not directors when we watch movies, they also make their unit contribution, it’s not just a director’s job). So why do innocent people, like these actors, deserve to suffer because of the actions of one bastard? Why must their work be devaluated and eliminated? What do they have to do with Polanski being a rapist? I think a better option would be to just stop those who are assholes from getting money from their work by all means or erase their names in these works, so that their authorship/participation is cut off from their own work

@Hey_its_Koda 10 күн бұрын

Im Native American and as a kid i met a older German lady whom asked me if i wanted to do yard work for her. She pay me 15 dollars an hour. This was back 1998. So every saturday my brother and i would clean her house and work the lawn. Her home was cozy. Her husband was a economics college professor. They always spoke German. She would teach us some as well. Her whole house was white. White carpet. White drapes. Two big dogs that were white. She always played classical music. She had a piano. She play it as we were outside. She would buy us lunch or make us lunch. She made us slippers and would bring us chocolate from Germany. She tell my brother and I that we had the most beautiful skin. I miss her now. Im sure shes gone. Ill never forget her. She always call her husband Papa. He would call her Mama. Thank you Mr. And Mrs. Winter. I wont ever forget you both.

@marialuciagranadodepaduama5069 10 күн бұрын

😢

@killorbekilled4265 10 күн бұрын

started learning this piece today, page 1/16 is done i’ll msg back when im done 😅

@TutojuegosNabil83 15 күн бұрын

Me recuerda a una aplicacion del nintendo dsI que era un reloj tematico de mario tambien donde podias recoger monedas y podias cambiar a luigi

@tvtv3974 15 күн бұрын

¡Muy Bonito! pero si lo quieres tambien esta el reloj oficial: Nintendo Sound Clock Alarmo

@DavidEliasFloresEscalante 15 күн бұрын

PERO ESTE es más grande, más brillante, más colorido, más divertido, y con posibilidad de UPGRADE, cuestión de gustos, el otro es más para DESPERTARTE

@steventarazona4775 17 күн бұрын

Muy bonitos , pero me ds curiosidad de que pasa cuando cambia de hora , alguien mas aparece?

@DavidEliasFloresEscalante 17 күн бұрын

a ver si en un rato, hago un video cuando cambie de hora... pasa esto, mario salta, y cambia los x3 bloques, el pobre Luigi, salta cada segundo. Quise contratar al Bowser para la hora, pero cobra MOLTO CARO

@AgathaG1692 17 күн бұрын

This scene will stay with me for always.

@DavidEliasFloresEscalante 18 күн бұрын

ACTUALIZACIÓN: LA RECETA me salió muy aguada. Igual, por ser experimento, la apliqué, y la verdad demora MUCHO en secar, MOJA MUCHO el cartón, al punto que el modelo pierde integridad y forma. PROBAR CON 1 parte menos de agua UPDATE: THE RECIPE came out very watery. Still, since it was an experiment, I applied it, and the truth is that it takes a LONG time to dry, IT WETS THE CARDBOARD VERY MUCH, to the point that the model loses integrity and shape. TRY WITH 1 part less water

@RyuuPropagandist 24 күн бұрын

First movie scene to ever make me hold my breath in sheer amazement and anticipation. First ever

@dramararubpompeo 25 күн бұрын

Esse filme é maravilhoso e essa música também ❤

@LaughTrack08 25 күн бұрын

The one piece that got me into classical music, especially Chopin's music❤🎵

@veronicatureuna 27 күн бұрын

¿En esta escena? ¿Se podría haber elegido otra Mejor Canción que ésta? ¿Es Chopin mejor que todos los demás? 🤔