Indians React to La Vita è Bella - (1997) | MOST HERATBREAKING MOVIE!

[@Carnivorousplantyum]

This actor won an academy award and he was so excited when he won. He was just like the character in the movie.

[@samado228]

just think about this, the actress who plays his wife in the film, became his wife in real life too

[@espemura996]

Roberto Benigni è semplicemente un vero italiano ❤

[@Nicamon]

@@samado228 She was already his wife. He makes her act in all his movies despite her being a _terrible_ actress just because he loves her too much!Very sweet and romantic,but... not good for us as an audience!;-P

[@haranbanjo8024]

​@@espemura996un comunista svenduto

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@samado228 She already was his life.

[@alvarhanso6310]

My favorite film. Roberto Benigni wrote, directed, and starred as Guido with his wife, Nicoletta Braschi as Dora. The comedy is perfectly written, his goofiness and charm is so natural, and it has one of the greatest love stories ever put on film, the transition from love to married with child in a single shot is genius filmmaking, and then the incredible gravity of the Holocaust, and the natural way it is integrated into the story is masterfully done.

[@tizianadifronzo7314]

Thank u for watching this movie ❤ it's very important for us Italian 🇮🇹 Benigni won an Oscar with this film, and he deserved it so much! 💕

[@Gianluca2345]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@aris1956]

As an Italian I have to say that you have made a really intelligent analysis of this wonderful film. Warm greetings and a hug from Italy ! 🇮🇹👋🤗

[@ilysestariq]

I knew an older couple whose first spouses and children were both all killed and they went to the camps. The families were friends. They met again in the U.S. and ended up together. Please don’t hate dogs. They are very special.

[@donniecatalano]

I saw this in a cinema, I had to run in the toilets at the end because I was crying so much

[@Jakesh13]

I'm glad you guys enjoyed this movie, you have to know that the main character who plays Guido is Roberto Benigni, and maybe you don't know one thing about him he is jolly/jovial in the movie but also in his real life, even worse in real life 🤣🤣it's a truly great guy, by the way the actress who plays Dora is his real wife too, but the kid is not from them 😉😉

[@johnwest5837]

You are correct about India not being knowledgeable about the Nazis, India was quite involved with fighting against the Japanese.

[@Ellevantahierros3000]

Don't forget to mention the famines of the UK, they weren't heroes

[@tommilano2000]

come un italiano, lo adoro questo film in particolare ❤

[@HHfan-sx9qj]

Anche io

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

3:30 That is NOT the "Hitler salute"! That is THE ROMAN SALUTE! Hitler "stole" it from Mussolini... not the other way around.

[@eliamores1725]

È una differenza importante. È fondamentale distinguere i due pazzi tra loro, non sia mai che al baffetto vengano riconosciute anche le atrocità del pelato.

[@verderame]

Non è che ci sia da vantarsi aiuto

[@giovannimoriggi5833]

Non è esattamente così: lo chiamano Il saluto romano, ma quello VERO si faceva diversamente, era una gesto molto meno volgare.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@eliamores1725 Correggere un errore vorrebbe dire "tifare" per i criminali fascisti o per quelli nazisti, secondo te? Beato te...

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@verderame Ma chi cazzo se ne sta "vantando"? Ripeto: se sento qualcuno dire una cazzata, dovrei starmene zitto? Tra l'altro questo gesto è stato "inventato" da Gabriele D'Annunzio, che fungeva da "consulente" per lo Studio Luce, che gli chiese di inventarsi un saluto fra antichi romani per un film... e lui se ne uscì con questa cosa. Poi la cosa piacque talmente tanto che prima Mussolini, e poi Hitler se ne appropriarono.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

I'm glad you loved this! A good reaction, my friend! A good reaction!

[@AdamNisbett]

This was the first film I watched in a language other than English. Amazing movie.

[@jesusfernandezgarcia9449]

In Spain they dub movies, to the rest of the world it seems bad, but it allows us to see all kinds of movies and our dubbers are magnificent, believe me. I would like other countries to do it, so that they know more movies, not for anything else. Americans believe that our best director is Almodovar and our best actors Bardem, Cruz, or Banderas, because they don't know anything else, however any Spaniard knows the American films of the 30s, 40s... by James Stewart or Gary Cooper, not just Robert Downey and Meryl Streep.

[@AdamNisbett]

@@jesusfernandezgarcia9449 I don’t have a problem with dubbing, and there’s plenty of foreign films that get great English dubs. But I do prefer watching in the original language usually as I feel like it lends a more authentic character to the vocal inflections and cadence etc. And I read subtitles fast enough that it’s not a chore for me to keep up with subtitles while watching the movie. But that’s great that Spain has talented dubbing.

[@Maurizio-t9i]

Io amo l'india ❤❤❤❤❤ prima o poi toccherò la vostra fantastica terra.

[@JoutenShin]

Great reactions for a great movie!

[@Sclero80]

in truth the Americans arrived when the war was almost over and took all the credit while according to history it was the English with their allies who liberated Italy

[@DramaQueenMalena]

That's my only problem with the movie. The Soviets liberated Auschwitz. They lost the most soldiers and civilians, and they fought the hardest and longest against Nazi Germany. Germany had basically already lost the war when the Americans landed in the Normandy. But we successfully changed history because we could not let people know that the Soviet Union saved the world from Nazism.

[@panzerkampfwagen_vi_ausf_e]

​@@DramaQueenMalena this movies camp is based on the director's granddad's camp that was liberated by the allies

[@Nihhilant223]

Most horrendous battles were fought on eastern front Soviets fighting alone meanwhile on Western it was French america British all together

[@lorenzopippia5257]

@@DramaQueenMalena They never claimed that the movie was set in Auschwitz

[@DramaQueenMalena]

@panzerkampfwagen_vi_ausf_e It's not his grandfather, Roberto Benigni was inspired by the story of Romeo Salmoni, who survived Ausschwitz.

[@ilysestariq]

It was based on a true story.

[@terminationshock1356]

Very nice video. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Don't take it as criticism but for your own sake don't ever do the nazi salute on camera, not even as a joke or to show what you mean because KZbin might censor you and in general you can get in trouble on the internet if someone takes the clip out of context. Greetings from Italy!

[@Gianluca2345]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@chiaracarnovale4811]

Hello guys, nice reaction! Just a clarification: the extermination camps were liberated by the Soviet army while the US army entered the camps in the western part of Germany. So it looks like there is a mistake in the movie, maybe they wanted it for cinematic reasons.

[@LosFandino]

Your clarification is incorrect, as the American forces liberated several Nazi concentration camps during World War II. Among the main camps liberated by the Americans are Buchenwald, Dachau, Dora-Mittelbau, Flossenbürg, and Mauthausen. The camp depicted in this movie is not a proper extermination camp like the ones you mentioned, which were indeed liberated by the Soviets because they were in the east.

[@chiaracarnovale4811]

@@LosFandino Yes, your historical references are correct and it is right to distinguish between concentration and extermination camps. I reported what was the biggest criticism made to this movie in Italy. It is deliberately left to understand that the place is an extermination camp (at the entrance to the camp people are selected and the weak gassed, then in one scene a mountain of bodies is glimpsed), this ambiguity has led some to even identify it with Auschwitz. In my opinion this does not damage the beauty and genius of the movie, but it is important to take into account that it does not have the rigor of a historical document.

[@Zeroes81]

i love this film

[@MicaelaColin-k5i]

The kid in this movie is actually him

[@chia5578]

This won an Oscar

[@aris1956]

This wonderful film won three Oscars ! For best foreign language film, best lead actor and best soundtrack.

[@nathalyramossalcedo2373]

❤❤

[@edyfurian9839]

Magari dovreste farvi una piccola lezioni di storia . Nelle forze dell'asse oltre Germania , Italia , Giappone c:'erano anche altri paesi oltre a dei volontari provenienti da tutta Europa Tra gli alleati oltre USA e Gran Bretagna c: era l':Urss che è il paese che subito più morti e devastazioni nella seconda guerra mondiale ed è quello che ha dato il più grosso contributo nel vincere la guerra contro il nazifascismo oltre ad liberare la maggioranza dei campi di sterminio tra cui il più grande Auswitz

[@Beymaster20247]

Try watching grow ups and grown ups 2 they’re hilarious

[@oscarberolla9910]

Fascist salute.

[@ludwigbari4033]

Il peggiore film della storia del cinema. Falso storico e moralmente malvagio.

[@zafurchio5687]

Ovviamente sono d'accordo, ma non si può dire altrimenti sei antisemita. Ipocrisia ai massimi livelli, quando a causa delle varie lobbies ebraiche (banche, assicurazioni, farmaceutica, oro, diamanti, cinema, energia, tabbacchi solo per citarne alcune) si verifica un'olocausto al mese, diretto od indiretto.