Memories of the Last Tango

[@Francisco-y9z2b]

Lovely Film I love Maria Sheneider and Marlon Brando. ❤ Great Actores.

[@unstopitable]

The acting, the cinematography, the story--it's one of the most unified works of cinema I've experienced, and it seems so effortless. I can't put it into words. It's transcendental.

[@stevereynolds4846]

He was so special... Nobody was like him

[@GK5353]

When Brando was asked what his best performance was he said, "Last Tango". He added in another interview that he had no idea what the movie was about. He knew. It was his best performance because he was playing Brando. It was his heart he was showing us.

[@Geo_Babe]

omg this is beautiful... reading your comment 12 years later... i agree x

[@warrenf7760]

Absolutely beautiful - after all these years!!!

[@missredpeony]

Mister Brando, you were the most beautiful creature that ever lived. RIP, x

[@73reider]

Brando transends acting in this masterpiece. The idea that anyone got best actor over brando in the 1972/3 oscars is politics. never in motion picture history has an actor so visited genius as brando did in this movie. This is still breathtaking in 2012.

[@ElenaGaunt]

This is still breathtaking in 2019.

[@DC-zi6se]

This was the greatest performance of his career. He had to use his full emotional range.

[@ninovasev]

Bravo I was stunned Brought me to tears This video communicate like a poetry, it cuts you deep, it show you the wounds it is immediate, music, scenes, words, sounds, speech You feel like you have been kissed an left alone in a second.... On the emotional level , I felt sorrow and joy, felt the deepness of our universal connection Ahhh unexplainable Bravo The author of this video suceeded to add a new dimension and a bright new view

[@BrunoGPinheiro]

Marlon Brando, He is The Best Forever and ever He will Be the Best...

[@carlosbashuertas]

Maria, you were still young.

[@sussll]

This video is beautiful. When others have said this film has so many layers, they are exactly right. Only sexual perverts and emotional illiterates see it in a superficial light and focus only on what is seen on the surface. The depth and power of this film is rare indeed, and the film is rightly dubbed a masterpiece.

[@pam0626]

This is such a beautiful video and captures the true essence of the film. Watching this in 2020, I can’t think of any living actor who could play this risky role. We live in a different time, where Hollywood film careers are calculated and tied to a person’s “brand”. DiCaprio, Depp, Pitt - none of these mainstream US actors who are now the same age as Brando was here would take this part. I just can’t see it happening.

[@pgm06uk]

Watched the film for the very first time tonight. Incredibly powerful, Brando's performance is superb.

[@yallowrosa]

Very nice editing ... thanks it enhances the true emotional & existential message of the film

[@colvinis]

I love "Last Tango in Paris". Bertolucci and Brando were at their artistic best when they made this film. Your tribute is truly beautiful.

[@simontruss4816]

Last 10 seconds of this video....Bliss. Well done

[@madahad9]

This ranks at number three of my all time favorite films behind Bunuel's L'Age D'or and A Clockwork Orange. Brando's performance is stunning and he should have been nominated for an Oscar for this and ot The Godfather. This is a better and deeper performance. The scene of him beside the body of his wife still chokes me up. In a matter of minutes you see the transformation of a man angered by her death to the desolate loneliness he feels without her. I love this film even without the sex scenes.

[@ft9303]

He was nominated, so was Bertolucci for Best Director

[@RubyTuesday717]

Good God, I was so touched by your words. That was also my reaction, that this film is like opera: it can't be easily described, it can only be felt and experienced. Bertolucci is just a master at understanding the human condition and its deep desires for some sort of connection, and Brando is nothing short of astonishing as a man whose escape in that apartment lies somewhere between self-destruction and healing.

[@anthonylynch4737]

Greatest Acting from Marlon, So Real..Playing a Man so Broken and Ripped Apart !

[@markalbers5255]

The best film ever.

[@teloiv1]

Beautiful video. The film is a masterpiece. No actor but Marlon Brando could have played the part of Paul.

[@cameronpickard7456]

so true

[@literallyallthingsonice]

This song makes me cry.

[@Starelen]

i'll say it too, this music, quotes and the emotions running through your video brought me into tears too... there's something very deeply sentimental and intense... truly remarkable. thank u for all this, one of the best videos i've seen in youtube, there's so much emotion coming out of it...

[@HustlerPumpkin]

Beautiful, RubyTuesday. This brought me to tears : the music and the perfectly chosen quotes. I might never get the whole meaning of the movie, but everytime I watch it, every inch of me feels this intense and huge love, this desperate loneliness., we all go/went through one day, and this aching desire.

[@bawoman]

Beautifull work,moved me to tears.You captured the essence of the movie perfectly.You really are gifted.

[@luzgalaviz3453]

Fantastica pelicula

[@RubyTuesday717]

Well, I'm not an expert, either. Sometimes I get the feeling that Bertolucci let Brando follow his instincts and didn't do anything to stop him. But you gotta admit, the fact that he parks his gum before dying, it's pretty memorable. Maybe he wanted to die with some amount of dignity, maybe since he says "Mother, not all?" as his last words, he parked his gum in response to something his mother might've scolded him for.

[@Greeklings]

This is so astoundingly beautiful--I nearly cried! I have yet to see this film (I don't know if I could stomach all of it), but after watching this video maybe someday I will. Please make more videos, you have a lot of talent!

[@elranchero]

Just saw the movie again after many years. Meant a lot more to me.

[@WingZeroDuality]

Wow. I love this movie. But it wasn’t until I take seriously someone else taking it seriously that I can watch it through a new lens. I’m gonna watch it again tonight.

[@RubyTuesday717]

That was really sweet of you to say, it means a lot to me. However, it would be wonderful to see another tribute to this movie, which is so misunderstood and now with the TWILIGHT fans seeing it for all the wrong reasons. If you still have an idea in your head for a tribute, I think you should make it.

[@BuffaloBuffalo-uc6zp]

Marlon Brando would understand the complexity and difficulties more than most people taking on a role of this nature, his own personality in life wasn't to far removed from the character he played...He also struggled with inner demon's

[@madahad9]

As much as I like Apocalypse Now and the enigma of Kurtz is was evident that Brando's pasion for acting had really decreased and he was taking parts merely for the money. If you want to talk bizarre performace just check out The Missouri Breaks with Jack Nicholson. In Last Tango this seemed to be Brando totally naked (emotionally) exploring the spiraling grief of a man loosing his wife. Some fault the weak female character who cannot match Brando. She is not meant to be all women just this one.

[@BohemianBrunette]

wonderful job on this...really beautiful music choice too :)

[@DrizzleRus]

I like your choise of making tribute! When i was making my own tribute to Last Tango, i noticed this video and i stole one moment, when Marlon turns to camera on 1:47

[@btmanningcroft]

Wow. Marvelous.

[@celebtrvl]

That was exquisite

[@silvanusslaughter]

Wonderful editing! I would have liked Gato's music, but this worked well.

[@Ironheart73]

More than an erotic drama, this movie is really about grief.

[@ajdukujac]

I might be able to comprehend the universe, but i'll never discover the truth about you, never.....

[@carlosandre1992]

Marlon Brando actor legendary best 🎭 Theatre 🎭

[@madahad9]

I work at a movie theater and I see first hand what movies draw people in by the droves and it usually the most sensationalized and insipid movie. I grew up in the 70's when the special effects were passable but the story usually had to carry the movie, nowadays it is the exact opposite where the audience is innudated by CGI and a story that is as thin as a razor. If not constatly stimulated your avareage 16 plus moviegoer would would be dead bored by 12 Angry Men. I have never seen it myself.

[@cusabir]

so good

[@RubyTuesday717]

@detectmendacity I'm so happy I'm not the only person who thinks that. The film has so many layers to it, so many things to think about (I personally think the film would be less controversial and more accessible without the butter scene, my mind still wanders to why that was put in the final cut). But I do know it's far more than the sum of its sex scenes--Bertolucci is far too wise for that, and this movie deserves better than that.

[@madahad9]

Sme people just feed off of that kind of madness. Obviously Kinski and Herzog motivated one another in a positive and creative way that appeared insane and destructive to the casual observer. I've only seen Nosferatu and Fitzcarraldo and none of their other collaborations. No, sorry, I also have seen Aguirre the Wrath of God.

[@phatcontrolla]

@RubyTuesday717 I thought his last words were "our children will remember"

[@pineyro88]

one tear

[@RubyTuesday717]

Thanks, that was exactly what I wanted to do, especially now that so many people are looking at it for reasons other than the emotional center (*cough* TWILIGHTers and their fucking "OMG, Kristen and Robert watched this!" and "I'm only here because Kristen and Robert mentioned this, lol!" comments). I might never fully understand LAST TANGO IN PARIS, but it never fails to move me or make me realize how fucking amazing of an actor Marlon Brando really was.

[@RubyTuesday717]

@detectmendacity YES....and thank you.

[@carolynjones6524]

Marlon, you were so handsome

[@cameronpickard7456]

it is that profound

[@manna2015]

what is this music?

[@1960bioshock]

What's the name of the music?

[@StefanoTerraglia]

this music in not original

[@phatcontrolla]

@detectmendacity So true!

[@carolynjones6524]

Marlon ,you're mine

[@nikolastarcic9558]

Maybe its the study of male love

[@LJD25]

I love Raging Bull...oh wait a minute...

[@oilyshoes9969]

moron

[@bawoman]

@sirpickles Who cares?I like it,and Brando would just have to deal with it.

[@madahad9]

But he was a bit of a hypocite that he continued to ork within an industry he openly depised but he kew he would not go into another profession that paid as highly as Hollywood did.. Why not quit Hollywood and become a monk or a missionary and put his principles were his mouth was? If I were a director I would not tolerate his prima donna attitude for a second before booting him off my set. He seemed to be more problem than he's worht.