He Kills 24 Girls To Make The Perfect Perfume Which Gives Him God Like Powers

A man born with a superior olfactory sense becomes a murderer when he begins looking for the purest scents to create the world's most powerful perfume
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[@immortal5812]

*Kids try to kill an infant by smothering* Narrator: “Misbehavior”

[@user-ww4gz7wx4t]

Strange times

[@Stuart267]

*Its what you get with lazy "creators" who use AI for narration*

[@BeHappyTo]

@@Stuart267 its not lazy you dumdum, its for youtube filtering algos

[@yudodis]

I bet he still smelled musty

[@possomt6211]

In the book people think hes a demon because he has no scent

[@Kratos554]

​​@@possomt6211i have no scent too😭😐

[@patrickkh1245]

@@possomt6211no one acknowledged the fact he had no scent in the movie except himself

[@abrahammsdla1434]

😂

[@discopurgatory]

@@patrickkh1245 other people did too, if you read the book…

[@Stressed_PhD_0831]

"Doing the dirty in a huge naughty group" 😂😂😂😂

[@anifowosehabeeb4716]

An orgy 😭

[@princetony3586]

Bro is making Dior Sauvage

[@aztecelotl]

And the secret ingredient is Johnny Depp's escence

[@torn_de]

The movie is based on a novel by Patrick Süskind from 1985 with the same name as the movie. Süskind probably was inspired by the real-life story of Spanish serial killer, Manuel Blanco Romasanta (1809-1863), also known as the "Tallow-Man". We had to read the novel in school and I watched the movie later. It criticizes the moral behavior of society.

[@Stressed_PhD_0831]

In your opinion, is the book worth reading?

[@bigherm70068]

Movie was great but the book was better.

[@ElmazE39]

The way Patrick narrated and fully described some smells were top notch and insightful...One of my faves of all the time

[@Friendss]

The scene where he get devour is actually the best scene i ever see ngl.. i can't explained it

[@torn_de]

@@Stressed_PhD_0831 I'm not sure, it's been more than 25 years since I red the book. But Perfume is one of the best-selling German novels of the 20th century. I still have the first edition, i think. Maybe i'll read it again.

[@bigbearrecordingstudio7921]

I read this book in high school, and trust me (not to sound pretentious) the book is way better than the movie, because of literary devices that are impossible to replicate in cinema. The author describes the smell of things in such a way. I don't think any book has or will since ever illustrate the olfactory sense to such a vivid detail. There are books that are just generally known to be better than movies, and trust me this (alongside Dune) is one of them.

[@OaklandAsbettor]

What is the book called?

[@bigbearrecordingstudio7921]

@@OaklandAsbettor pertume, the story of a murderer

[@st.haborym]

The source material is usually better than the adaptation.

[@i_never_had_a_burger]

@@st.haborym yeah usually would be true, for example harry potter. But I read a book called wool, which had 4 parts. Although book wasn't really worse than movie but it kinda got boring. Like one part was just about an old man and woman climing down 100 floors and another part being just the problem of structure and them climbing 100 floors. So I'd much rather watch movie sometimes.

[@st.haborym]

@@i_never_had_a_burger Every rule has exceptions.

[@marian1000brb]

That last drop of perfume could be the reason why Paris became the city of love, or lovers"s city.

[@LordPenny95]

Not anymore it’s a shithole and stinks take it from my experience

[@whitesimurgh6363]

Bro ffs

[@user-wg1pp4cc8e]

What does "ffs" mean​@@whitesimurgh6363

[@g0dposeidon719]

But It still smells like shit

[@AllenMacCannell]

When i was stationed near Munich, a Munich author Patrick Susskind wrote Das Parfum. The book taught me German. This is the movie of that book.

[@houseplant1016]

Wait what, you read and 1 book and learned German?

[@AllenMacCannell]

@@houseplant1016 Jawohl. I found an English copy to read alongside a German copy. The desire to know what happened next, pushed me to learn hundreds of words per week. That helped me to quickly find a girlfriend who didn't speak English and the motivation to try to speak German fluently went through the roof. I then used the same model for Russian. This time I chose the famous novel Master & Margarita and a publisher had predicted people like me by printing a dual language version of the book with English on the left side and Russian on the right. Russian is easy to learn because every Hollywood movie and US TV series is dubbed and online. So I'd watch classic movies and shows I already knew the dialogue for and I could soon watch brand new content. Songs are also a major component of quickly learning a language. For German I started with the Cats theme "Memory" = Errinerung. It starts like this: Mondlicht, schau hinaus in das Mondlicht. Moonlight, look up into the Moonlight. I never excelled at der, die, das but the vocabulary multiplied. For Russian the big song that got the ball rolling was "Just Give Me the Gift of Your Glance" from the famous comedy romance "Love and the City" which was filmed in Manhattan.

[@nanaabenadarkowaah1800]

Sehr beeindruckend❤️ Although I moved from Germany more than a decade ago I still only read books in German.

[@houseplant1016]

@@AllenMacCannell Wow, respect, you have an excellent memory my man!

[@AllenMacCannell]

@@houseplant1016 Something funny is I remember a mistaken lyric from Cats that I just had to go with at the time. Back then there was no Google and the odds weren't good that I'd find the written lyrics in an Augsburg library. I correctly heard and still remember the complicated sentence "Geh ins Land der Errinerung" but after that I only heard "auf der rotelin Bank" which I thought must be some kind of bench Grizelda was sitting on. Well, I finally used Google on the subject matter and it turns out she was saying "auf der mondhellen Bahn." (On the bright moonlit way). Which only goes to prove that you can learn a little thing wrong and still experience a full life. I could have died happy not having checked that. Good to know however ;)

[@Acinom1980]

Pretty much a serial killer. I had no clue what i was going to experience watching this movie. It's definitely unusual

[@conormaclean221]

pretty much? 24 not enough for your classification lol?

[@j.c.n9718]

This recap skips the most exciting detail in the movie, when girl and father execute the switch on horseback during the getaway, her scarf accidentally flies off her neck in the wind and this is what eventually helps the murderer stay on the trail of her scent.

[@elijah1494]

Did not see that in the movie.

[@omegaderose4342]

you are a bit wrong,, she did not lost her scarf she lost her HAT, she was disquised as a boy, cloths and all but she lost the hat making her hair flow in the wind giving him the trail

[@omegaderose4342]

@@elijah1494 he is a bit wrong,, she did not lost her scarf she lost her HAT, she was disquised as a boy, cloths and all but she lost the hat making her hair flow in the wind giving him the trail

[@user-ot9ne2tb5s]

This guys chemistry is on a whole other level

[@OnurGeafer]

6:10-Damn,that escaladed quickly.

[@freshrockpapa-e7799]

deescalated you mean

[@Vasilia4]

Every one of his employers died after he left

[@danielchekwubechukwu3760]

@Vasilia4 I'm honestly suprised no one else mentioned that

[@user-oo8wf9gq6r]

​@@danielchekwubechukwu3760everyone noticed it

[@edwardlee7046]

Every time someone profits off him, they die

[@sasukedarkwolf]

His mom didn't profit off him. Everytime someone who owned him lets him go they die.

[@Zhoshyn]

The 2 girls could have been his love, but he killed them.

[@devapath8951]

As they said at the very end, he couldn't feel love, so it was meaningless what they felt to him: "He possessed a power stronger than the power of money, or terror, or death - the invincible power to command the love of man kind. There was only one thing the perfume could not do. It could not turn him into a person who could love and be loved like everyone else. So, to hell with it he thought. To hell with the world. With the perfume. With himself." I found this sentence as the most inspirative.

[@Zhoshyn]

@@devapath8951 He never knew love and he never tried to love.

[@aztecelotl]

@@devapath8951 Was this sentence in the book?

[@1stDegree-xn2gx]

@@aztecelotl it's in the movie

[@langstonbrady4383]

Rest in peace Allen Rickman ♥️🥺

[@huzaifakhan546]

Great recap as always❤

[@mesajongte]

This movie might not be liked by many but I'd like to think that it's tailor-made for me as I'm obsessed with scents, especially peoples' scents. This movie speaks to me on a personal level; it's almost like a religious experience. Whenever I think back about my late grandpa his particular slightly sweaty scent imbued with wood smoke always come back along with his memories. When I'd think about certain events in my life the scents I smelt during those events always come along. For example, we once went to the newly constructed house of Daniel's family which they didn't occupy yet, I remember that it smelt of recently shaved wood, drying varnish and wet cement. The girl I dated during college replied to my comment on her post about her son today. While reading that the smell of shampoo (eggy yet sweet) on her partially wet hair being gradually dried by the sun played back in my head (my nose?). I still can recall all the scents of my ex-girlfriends. Yeah, I know it's weird; but I have loved all of their unique scents each, not the artificial ones they wear, but their natural body scents. When I'd miss them, I'd miss their scents along with them. Whenever people talk about the night my only brother died the smells come back to me. He still carried a very faint scent of deodorant, the warm smell of the sun lingered on his shirt, the room he collapsed in had a humid smell with a hint of old acrylic paint. The ride to the hospital was filled with the scents of leather, petrol fumes, and bile. The emergency room experience, I'll describe it with the sequence of scents I've encountered. It started with a metallic, followed by an overwhelming acidic cleaning agent, then a liquidic alcoholic, there also was rubber. It was too much for me to take in so I walked out and numbed myself with puffs of cigarettes. This is the first time I'm trying to express how I personally experience the world. I wish English were my first language so that I'll have an adequate vocabulary at my disposal. I'm gonna copy & paste this comment in other clips of this movie. Someone like me but who knows more might find my comment and hopefully would be kind enough to point me somewhere where I'll be able to know more about myself. I'm not trying to be any special or different. I simply didn't give much thought about it before. I just am lately curious. If you see this comment and are not interested, please just ignore it. Thank you! 🙏

[@rickythomas9698]

When i saw this movie i was too young and hated perfumes for quite some time because i thought all perfumes are made through a similar process. That's PTSD for ya.

[@ygnightkid6529]

French movies set in the 18th century always make me think about the juxtaposition of poverty between America and France. America had The Great Depression and the French had the Revolution Era, albeit at different points in their history, but each country had different results and dealt with their perspective eras of poverty in their own way.

[@abdulrahmanzubairu8371]

I guess it's a phase

[@Crisyx91]

For some, “poverty” is a matter of perspective

[@nanjunguo282]

i had to read this book for German, me and my friends were so traumatized from that movie bc it wasn't sensored

[@NH-ow8dy]

I remember seeing this is the theater in SF. I wanted to watch the recap bc I recalled what a trippy ending it was. Thank you!

[@babusseus1105]

In the book, the final passage in which the homeless people of Paris devoured Jean Grenouille went as follows: "They were extraordinarily proud. For the first time in their lives they did something out of love." I don't exactly know why, but this book and especially this sentence stuck with me for a long time, I recommend both the movie and book, 10/10.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

This movie's the only thing I can think of whenever I see or hear Ben Whishaw lol. "Help me make the best smell, master" LMAO. Weird interesting movie though. Still not sure I know what exactly it was going for.

[@TheLang0lier]

You didn't get what it was going for? It's quite obvious both in the book and the movie that's about fascism, the euphoria like attraction that it caused among its followers. At the ending when people just woke up as if from a dream and just wanted to forget about it...

[@zikosiss]

Thank you, never change the background music please!!!

[@whitesimurgh6363]

Now that's dedication to your work! 😂

[@wdyt_21]

Hot damn, the premise alone is spectacular. Very unique.

[@mretcon]

In an alternate universe: Jean is the superhero known as Dog-Man the sniffer!!! Or Supervillain 😅

[@mbb8111]

I remember loving rhisnmovie the first time i saw it. So creepy and the ending was wild!

[@OEFarredondo]

Movie gets even better. Crazy

[@18RRodriguez]

WOW! Interesting story! 👏

[@lizzymatheson6487]

"Most babies smell like butter / This one smelled like no other"

[@confidencediaries21]

O my 😢 he's a badluck with a special gift. Why does everyone die after he leaves?😢

[@keakjm]

One of my favourite movies

[@ukissrulez]

so that's what Q was doing before joining MI6

[@byrddii3516]

I wouldn't want anything to do with that guy😂everyone he comes into contact with dies once he's done with them or moves on to another person the exact same day he leaves it's crazy😂his mom abandons scent guy she gets hung in the same day the owner of the orphanage sells him to the tanner guy she gets robbed & dies in the same day the tanner guy sells him to the perfume guy gets drunk hits his head falls into a lake & dies the same night perfume guy gives scent guy his freedom his home & business collapses with him inside as soon as scent guy leaves wtf😂

[@paulwright8378]

Seen this years ago,it's an interesting film

[@davidrobertson3930]

Thank you for continuing to save me from really bad movies. Better to lose a few minutes than a few hours. Keep up the good work.

[@erincampbell1955]

Oh gene killing the cat pissed me off goodbye movie lol

[@ibnawf112]

.. amazing film

[@southtexasobserver3306]

So the house just collapsed way to explain that one

[@joeo2533]

I only remember the gruesome ending of this movie😅

[@herticate8579]

bro, resurrected after hearing a way of preserving smell. 🗿🍷

[@OnurGeafer]

7:59- *Bruh!*

[@10newfacts]

This is a Legendary Level Movie. Score 10/10

[@susiebrown6646]

Name of movie?

[@10newfacts]

@@susiebrown6646 perfume story of a murderer

[@africaisking7817]

Fooled everyone besides the dog if only dogs could speak they would solve a 1000 murders a day.

[@CHRAXY]

Exactly 😂

[@mariamuskan419]

Tbh its one of my favs!!

[@trixieleigh7912]

One of my favorites ❤❤❤

[@imrytebeehyneu]

At the end when he pour it himself, it became so powerful that they phukin ' ate ' him. 😂😂 goddamn....

[@hlaminto2008]

Imagine the things i could do with that last drop.😅

[@michaelablett368]

What’s the name of the movie

[@karelnamsa8216]

Me: my nose is very weak

[@kifkroker6483]

No matter your sex, if you like perfumes even a tiny bit, you'll love this film!

[@TheKisj]

This is a really good movie

[@tjekkarisdahl]

I never got the impression that his mother kicked him away after the birth, due to having her other kids being still-born. I always just thought she was not interested in having the baby.

[@abdulsireh-fk3rd]

Got me too curious about a second part. One where he detrhones a random emperor in another country.

[@Mrmike952]

What is the name of this movie

[@duberneyvoets4200]

Witch movie is this ?😊

[@JohnnyMarsan]

Nirvana's "Scentless Apprentice" was based on this book.

[@KarlMalowned32]

I’ve seen this movie. It’s super weird.

[@LOLHAXGUN]

moral: without love, grindset is useless

[@junkonatsumizaka5149]

He blinded her with science.

[@StoryTale360]

Good description. I enjoyed... 💖

[@MfuhValdes-bh9uf]

life expectancy is 5 years💀

[@TyraAwinimi]

Please recap the movie Witches

[@James-wd9ib]

Dustin Hoffman plays the perfumery guy. Title is "Perfume" (2006) - I watched this and it was BATSHIT CRAZY awesome, especially the ending. There's a psycho who isn't technically a psycho, with mutant powers, there's a woman pickled in a giant jar, there's a mad unstoppable orgy... it's a tragedy ending, but so freaking awesome

[@thelostcosmonaut5555]

The novel the movie is based off of was supposedly Kurt Cobain's favorite book.

[@furicuri00]

where the song scentless apprentice comes from

[@MJ-nu7pg]

I actually liked this movie 🤷🏾‍♂️ It was different but interesting

[@desmondjackson9789]

Movie name

[@jupiter_machine]

Le parfum, Jean Batiste Grenouille

[@marus3953]

Good film

[@markuswillaims6961]

Damnnn..this was good.

[@possomt6211]

Oh wow i didnt know they made it into a movie 😂

[@Schustywithavengance]

Dude this kid curses everyone who has anything to do with him.

[@EvL--_--]

One of my favorite movies!

[@ahmedmirza9452]

What's the name of the movie

[@EvL--_--]

@@ahmedmirza9452 it says in the vid, "Perfume: story of a murderer"

[@Doowie]

Just want to point out, that this is actually modern day Paris xD

[@Bakebake93]

Hey, gota admit, at least this movie was original.

[@devapath8951]

I recommend u to stop watching this movie recap and watch the whole movie... since for myself this is one of my most favorite movies or even TOP 1

[@ptolemeosb]

When I finished watching the film I thought woh so many things I could have done to avoid this torture

[@vjrei]

He is Q, from James Bond.

[@RhobarEisenblut]

Ah yes i remember it mostly because of the promotion and Alan Rickman.

[@larrymenard7626]

This is not exactly the family movie that I thought it would be.

[@snugsmug]

yeah he accidentally created the regular axe smell that day

[@ArcLightShock37]

Spoilers. It's not the scent of humans or whatever. It's the scent of death he's after. Apparently it's some amazing scent released at the moment of death but soon gone and he wants to capture that scent, preserve it and make a perfume of it.

[@Roxy_rich]

Technically he didn’t need to kill them since he takes the day off them

[@NeoMatrixYT]

Alternate movie title: “Sniffa”

[@ReallyJustEeezy]

Why tf everybody dying😂😂

[@stevenaimola8683]

In summary .. never take a power of a good smell likely. It might just be the key to open greatness.

[@nikitas1841]

That's not what it's about at all.

[@lifewithmace2338]

That's how jeremy fragerence was born

[@Karim-ik5ij]

lmfao

[@BrandyDerg]

is that alan rickman at 9:26 ?

[@Alfamoto8]

This movie is one of my top 10s. It's mostly due to my luck of creativity, fantasy and very limited taste and smell senses why I adore it! I wait every 5 to 10 years to re-watch it....

[@Swnsasy]

The book is 5x's better!!!

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

This sh*t is WILD 😂😂😂

[@stemack1975]

Its a beutiful Novel. You should read the book first its a page turner!

[@breecheese]

This is my number one favorite movie

[@TheAkator]

Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer is the name off the movie

[@bawa5838]

jean Paul guiltier backstory

[@fijician6307]

the ultimate creep

[@1stDegree-xn2gx]

this is the sadest movie i've ever seen

[@jnapp1215]

Great movie !!!

[@xsparky0168]

hes just like me fr

[@Randoverse]

He wasn't given god-like powers. He found the perfect smell. Terrible title.