Perfume (7/8) Movie CLIP - An Angel (2006) HD

[@pspjerry]

From the book> And in that moment he experienced the greatest triumph of his life. And he was terrified. He was terrified because he could not enjoy one second of it. In that moment as he stepped out of the carriage into the bright sunlight of the parade grounds, clad in the perfume that made people love him, the perfume on which he had worked for two years, the perfume that he had thirsted to possess his whole life long... in that moment, as he saw and smelled how irresistible its effect was and how with lightning speed it spread and made captives of the people all around him - in that moment his whole disgust for humankind rose up again within him and completely soured his triumph, so that he felt not only no joy, but not even the least bit of satisfaction. What he had always longed for - that other people should love him - became at the moment of its achievement unbearable, because he did not love them himself, he hated them. And suddenly he knew that he had never found gratification in love, but always only in hatred - in hating and in being hated.

[@arthurdjanie2991]

pspjerry title of the book?

[@abunnie7794]

@@arthurdjanie2991 perfume

[@mmeme3630]

wow .. honestly i prefer reading the novel it gives you the exact idea ..

[@MrNagano00]

@@mmeme3630 The book is completely different in terms of how the character is portrayed, in the movie he is portrayed as some sort of weird charismatic little dude who is very awkward and a genius of smell that just wants to be loved. In the book he is said to be "evil" (though personally I don't see how he is evil, to me he is just above people entirely). It's very different. Definitely read the book! It's so fun! Miles above anything we've seen in terms of adaptations. The movie has some right ideas but it doesn't does any justice to the book at all! It's a nice movie, it's not a good perfume adaptation.

[@yashaenmasama1321]

I think i should read the book 🤔😍

[@Aronte]

When he throwed the tissue, he noticed that the people love the parfume and not him at all. All he ever wanted was some love or even hate, just some attention he never got. Before he throwed he thought it was him combined with the perfume but he realized it wasnt so his last way out was death

[@heliotropezzz333]

*threw

[@babahslea2559]

Yep. You are clever, I thought this is only my opinion only

[@danishhasan3893]

Sir, you are a genius.

[@MrNagano00]

This is actually where I disagree with the movie versus the book. It is exactly as you say, but the book has a whole other spin on it that it's much more "grenouille-like". He does feel triumph and that is reflected very well in the movie; this actor is great. But what happens in the book is this: "Yes, he was Grenouille the Great! Now it had become manifest. It was he, just as in his narcissistic fantasies of old, but now in reality. And in that moment he experienced the greatest triumph of his life. And he was terrified. He was terrified because he could not enjoy one second of it. In that moment as he stepped out of the carriage into the bright sunlight of the parade grounds, clad in the perfume that made people love him, the perfume on which he had worked for two years... -- in that moment his whole disgust for humankind rose up again within him and completely soured his triumph, so that he felt not only no joy, but not even the least bit of satisfaction. What he had always longed for -- that other people should love him -- became at the moment of his achievement unbearable, because he did not love them himself, he hated them. And suddenly he knew that he had never found gratification in love, but always only in hatred -- in hating and in being hated." So in the book it's sort of the opposite of what the movies portraits. In the movie they really tried hard to portrait Grenouille as weird-but oddly charismatic person, someone to feel sorry for. But why? To me this was a big mistake. The fact that people loved the perfume, and not him, only really made the character hate humanity even more; because they are simplistic and fooled by a scent, unlike Grenouille who is, in his own eyes, a god (or an angel) who cannot be fooled by mere scents. Right now there's a new adaptation of the book as a tv show in Netflix. It fails as well. It sort of pains me that no one has really tried to capture the beauty and humor of the book. Anyway, you're totally right though. In the movie he realizes people only love the perfume and not him and that depresses him.

[@nununu8937]

He never knew love , never knew the feeling because he never had a scent. So how could he want something he doesnt know

[@031ish]

This is one of those movies I didn't think I would like until I watched it. I don't know why it is still pretty unknown. Its so interesting.

[@dondemarcoinalot8236]

Julius Caesar I more known than u can imagine... I saw it here in Nigeria over a decade ago.

[@Sparkledash1]

When it came out in Germany, it was actually a huge hit. I think it is even the most successful movie of 2006 in Germany, It's far more known then you might think.

[@papadosa5676]

It's a privilege to hear from Julius cesar after his death!

[@_hisoka1096]

i saw this on TV yesterday because i had no internet and it started good and it ended good but the middle part it was horror

[@lastofherkind1818]

Agreed

[@mikydicy2565]

Story of a man who was never loved since the day he was born.. he didn't know what love is and what it feels like.. he comes across a fruit seller girl and falls in love with her at first sight , he follows her but she gets scared and tries to scream so he puts his hand on her mouth and she dies.. he didn't want to let go the feeling of love (fragrance is used as a symbol of love) that he never had before and he so obsessively wants to save it. Trying to discover how to preserve the essence of love he goes away from society and meditates in a cave till it occurs to him that the fruit seller girl didn't even see him she was blind to his love. He also realizes that what he thought was his love, in fact was his lust because he doesn't have the essence of love in him. He thinks that he can get that love from other women but what he gathers from other women isn't the essence of love, it's the essence of lust which intoxicates people and makes them lose their morals and virtues. Realizing that he can never love or be loved he just gives himself up to the people who said they loved him but who just wanted him to satisfy their lust.

[@jonasjasikevicius8780]

Deep

[@mikydicy2565]

@@jonasjasikevicius8780 Thank you. That was the only Thing that made Sense to me while watching this Movie.

[@moreldjosetro4956]

So deep

[@pho3nix-]

Well put! (no sarcasm intended)

[@lazyking3017]

Literature guy. Good points.

[@30secondjourney16]

This movie is just unforgettable it will remain as the masterpiece

[@coochimoochi478]

Truly

[@wilmernavas3426]

👌🏻

[@mohammedsabry2]

Masterpiece of what it'a so shallow and bad acting

[@Aspoooonful]

[Snape Voice] Playing with your potions again Mr. Grenouille?

[@aphnisfallon2746]

Ah a man of class indeed

[@shem7146]

I thought it was dustin hoffman?

[@kapildev9654]

This is one of the finest movies i have had ever witnessed so far. Perfume is the best dark movie that holds you through its innocence & madness of the passion at same time.

[@lazowayne]

trying to describe this scene is almost impossible! perfection is probably the closest word

[@damaslpressath]

hahahah....it was unforgetable being an cheap extra in this scene....being forced like slaves to pore over in the dirty dust a dozen of times for a week....finally when we did in all corners they glue it together to have the entire place full of people...and i remember we where protesting and striking the second or third day to pay us appropriate...so in Spain (Barcelone) where the scene was made has no union and minimum wages for film extras, hahahahahah

[@skepticsanalysis528]

Alan Rickman’s performance makes me emotional. Rest In Peace...

[@THE-ONE-MX]

Alan Rickman death's??? 🤔

[@iAmNothingness]

@@THE-ONE-MX 2016 yes

[@paulwestcott518]

His acting range is brilliant. The moment he pauses to aknowledge... its the scent they're worshiping, not him. Leaving him feeling ever empty and unloved.. Resulting in his final scene.

[@maggiem6527]

Even without context this clip is absolutely mesmerizing to me. The score and the feeling of absolute triumph. And yet... there is something missing? AMAZING!

[@yassineseffari5553]

There is always something missing in our World wich is Pure Love ❤️🙏🕯️

[@jarodquintillius7547]

macron est le peuple français

[@zonesquestiloveunderworld]

Yep. The music has this sense of a euphoric moment of almost unbearbly overwhelming realisation, but with a sense of falseness. Everyone in the crowd embraces in passionate love, like ravers on ecstasy, but after it's all over they go back to being bitter and resentful of each other. One moment of pure love and affection can be the most glorious thing, but it never endures. All the good times come to an end and we're left alone with ourselves. At least that's the overall impression the scene and the music gives me ... Plus an awful realisation that you will never be capable of sincere emotion and this kind of orgiastic hedonism is the closest you'll ever be able to get to expressing and feeling "love".

[@methods5873]

The most underrated movie ever in Hollywood's history.

[@Porky7805]

It's a German production, not Hollywood.

[@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos]

@@Porky7805 i thought it was french.

[@insanelook]

it's a mix of different countries' european production.

[@thedarwinboys2407]

shush c*nt not even hollywood

[@Nicolasleconteht]

This movie is a masterpiece

[@SivaVisnu-x6w]

Vj Siddhu vlog pathtu, perfume mov KZbin la pakrthu, 😅like

[@111_Chromia]

One of the most beautiful piece of music

[@va11i.p1n]

Am i the only one who just only have eyes for my man Alan rickman? He's simply the best ☝its a pitty that he'd died one and half year ago 😭 Rest in peace my friend❤

[@manishgill3868]

Rip

[@stenlarsson4408]

One of the most beautiful soundtracks to a movie I have ever heard

[@-smilingrose2999]

Συμφωνώ 😊

[@sofaa8571]

I think he realised that what he wanted (love or appreciation) cannot be fabricated or manipulated, when everyone started making love with each other he contemplated something he could not be a part of. They were there and there's him, probably so alienated from his own creation

[@victoriansquirrel]

I was near tears when Laura's father went to him and called him his son.

[@ninatess8150]

I was already near when Grenouille cried

[@maxima4116]

but is it his true father?

[@maxima4116]

@Jay Reno oh okay

[@PaladineAvenger1]

yep, it was sad scene, father who tried to resist, but finally defeated by unstoppable power or a perfume P.S but he could've tried to wrinkle his nose tho

[@NeilsonBuntowa]

@@maxima4116 no lauras father smelled his daughter scent on the perfume

[@stevenmarshall189]

I love the moment he realises that he killed the plum girl and that he would never love again, never find that scent or that moment again! he truly realises he is so alone! such a clever film regardless of the gratuitous sex scene.

[@flytothesky407]

You obviously should read the book. Jean baptiste didn't love the girl he only loved her smell because it was perfect. It was flaweless and in a stinky city like paris he has never smelled something like this before. He killed her because he wanted her smell. She wasn't imporant to him

[@liliMaaff]

That's the thing! I really enjoyed this adaptation and the performance of Ben Whishaw, however there's what I consider a major flaw about it if you compare it to the source material. The film makes Grenouille capable of feelings so the viewer feels empathy and sympathy toward him when actually he is nothing but a psycho XD

[@stevenmarshall189]

Ok i see, he was upset of loosing the scent and never would he find it again! Still though I think that point in the movie is brilliant! I wouldnt mind reading the book but regrettably I seldom get the time! Thanks for your comments and I will add it to my list of books 👍

[@nohemi6899]

It's an absolutely amazing book! Grenouille is just as the previous commenters said. He has no love for the girl, her body, much less her beauty. What he desired was the scent that enabled him to reign over humankind and be regarded as a God. People would love him, but he honestly hated them with all of the dark void that is his heart.

[@manualcontrol7518]

ok...so what explains his tears, the tears of joy? that he's finally made the lowly mortals "see" the beauty of the world that once only he could "see"?

[@birthofgod1740]

Vj sidhu bro vlog pathutu yarulam intha movie paka vanthuinga comments pannunga

[@ItachiUchiha-lr3yr]

He was a nothing, abandoned, he didn't exist so he had no scent. All he wanted was to exist and be loved and desired the way he desired the girls.

[@Saphyyy]

There is so much power and beauty in this scene, the music, all the people who are stunned because of the perfume. Its so mmh cant find another word "WoooW"

[@grimaffiliations3671]

pretty sad that most movie only viewers will never understand the importance of this scene

[@jeighlynn2667]

i love this movie. "This is an Angel!!". The crowd is slain by the purest of essence. Great.

[@-smilingrose2999]

Συμφωνώ 😊

[@user-fq1ig3uy3q]

One of my favorites of all time.

[@xreymitch7923]

Adam Lacy you need to see interstellar

[@minalahamed7194]

must wtch

[@Friends729]

Really

[@1life744]

I agree there is something about this movie that rings true that most people do not understand.

[@lara1305]

I saw the film in the cinema yesterday again, special screening. And it hit me like the very first time. Still can’t believe how Tom tykwer managed to make smells to be felt with music. The deepness and intensity runs through my veins and spine, I can’t compare the soundtrack with any other, and I’m a soundtrack lover, I know many. But this interaction of music and visual is one of the best in the world. The film is truly underrated. It’s a masterpiece

[@artandmoney6844]

I thought I was the only one experiencing this

[@move374]

i remember watching this movie for the first time. when he threw the handkerchief i literally had a seizure out of shock and amazement. never happened to me while watching a movie before. My favourite of all time.

[@alexxv13]

Best scene in the history of cinema.

[@insanelook]

one of the best at least

[@MartinQ-bl6co]

You have a picture of Al Pachino as a profile and I am pretty sure you have watched scenes of him and you compare scenes of him with this? Dude this movie was alright but definitely not even close to the best scene.

[@worldzak6605]

this is best Bullshit

[@silentreactor97]

Not the best, but one of the best for sure.

[@alexxv13]

@@MartinQ-bl6co The Godfather is a masterpiece, as many films with Al Pacino but The Perfume touches me more on a personal level. The release of all the passions in one particular scene is something i've never seen before and this movie is underestimated in my opinion.

[@שרלילה-ג6כ]

This movie is so extremely underrated.

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_Snape: "YOU CAN'T FOOL ME!"_* *_*literally moments later*_* *_Snape: "My son..."_*

[@totoys1573]

It's one of the most underrated movies.

[@user_1927]

I missed it, Back in the day when they make movie set in renaissance europe without "diveristy" in sight

[@Vsfgooglw]

Exactly man

[@oonooooooooo]

it’s set in the 18th century, not the renaissance.

[@user_1927]

@@oonooooooooo thanks for correction

[@paulandreig.sahagun34]

What are you saying? Its diverse. There's French, Spaniards, Italians and maybe handful of Swiss or some Germans. Well, its diverse, but its still Europe.

[@oussamaberh]

2021 still watching this legendary movie 🔥 anyone else’s ?

[@avocadocheesetoast]

It's just a new AXE commercial.

[@nobaso620]

😂😂😂

[@dhineshdj9527]

After watching it, I remember it like a dream rather than a movie... its was so intense and real that I experienced and felt it rather than watched it and I will never forget what I felt watching it... The strangest thing about this movie is that you will actually be on the side of the the guy despite him being a murderer and even be impatient and enthusiastic about completing the perfume. This movie is more that a masterpiece and shall be used as a reference to those who want to make a movie....

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

This masterpiece film never won any awards. Politics I presume, but my God, what an astounding film AND score.

[@Haj46]

Watched this with my german education class today. Pretty disturbing, but absolute crazy implementation! Great Story overall and the ending this movie is giving us is just standing out for me from movies like those

[@insanelook]

And the soundtrack, gosh, especially from this particuliar scene, so beautiful, makes me cry.

[@zonesquestiloveunderworld]

The music in this scene is so powerful... it feels like the greatest triumph in the world revealed as nothing but a sham.

[@sarahboyer4556]

I love Ben Whishaw... great Actor

[@nazxa]

Unforgettable movie

[@RanjithKumar-ur8rj]

Yaralam vj sidhu vlogs video pathu vanthath like podu poga🤣

[@devilgamer5745]

Me 😂

[@ImplosiveCatt]

Understanding of this scene is closely dependent of the context. You really have to watch that film to understand the power of that scene.

[@Enzogalaceido]

Who’s here after Vj Siddhu vlogs? 😂😂

[@yonasco14]

Can you believe this movie got negative reviews from critics ? Do they hire soulless humans only ?

[@silentreactor97]

This Flick was pretty good, the soundtrack that is playing in this scene is Masterfully crafted!

[@omkr0122]

Behold the PERFECT student Snape wished he ever had! The protagonist's potion making skills are legendary!

[@hussainmohamednilufar3658]

After vj siddhu vlogs

[@singlebgmofficial2094]

Mee all so

[@meettheartist5506]

I cried at the scene where he thinks and imagines about the girl he accidentally murdered. Usually in the movie, he keeps getting flashback and thoughts of that girl whose smell he was not able to forget and so he created a chaos and committ crimes. But this final moment here... This final scene here of his thinking about that same girl once again, but for a last time, has him 'cherishing her'. It's a moral IMO, that how he constantly wanted to "keep" the smell of every girl because he wanted to have the same smell always in his "possession". But moment his thoughts transformed from 'possession' to 'cherish/nurture', you see tears rolling down his eyes. The moment when he starts to imagine in this way, I had tears in my eyes because I felt so good of the fact that finally, this guy learnt his lesson. Sadly, he died but he learned. He submitted himself to the people of a place where he was born and got the amazing superhuman ability of smell.

[@TheMoggFREE]

I literally waited for the Axe slogan.

[@kaylash.4603]

same!

[@poulomi__hari]

Lol me too....

[@viralseenyt]

I have watched this movie more than twice 🎉🎉❤

[@wedotalkaboutwhatarmystand4796]

He played the character so well.

[@zeuscannizzomusic8148]

ive cryed more than 10 times watching this escene, best escene in the world of movies.

[@mouhoubimassinissa9376]

Im happy to know many people love this movie from my country 😘😍

[@ilyssiaaulnay7509]

Where are you from?

[@coochimoochi478]

One of the BEST movies of all time.

[@insanelook]

The movie and the music, oh boy, rarely heard such beautiful soundtrack.

[@syedtalibhussainn]

Some peoplele really watch some movies with completely wrong perspectives this movie is not just about cannibalism or orgy or perfume.. This movie is about: passion, talent, dangerous innocence, human nature, experience, hard times in life, and most importantly the cruelty of life and also karma.

[@smuggleberry6084]

holy fuck.... its a justin bieber concert

[@makl593]

Best unknown movie of all time. Glad that you can now watch this movie in Netflix, maybe it will be more popular.

[@mmeme3630]

i watched this movie yesterday .. and i cant stop thinking of it .. i dont know why its not famous .. its amazing 👍

[@anshumansandhu977]

where is link??

[@maxzett]

This was honestly one of the few books I enjoyed reading

[@ryanali623]

هنالك شيء إن رءته العينان لا يدركه العقل وأعظم من ذلك وكيف لا وهو الذي صنع العيون والعقول وهنالك شيء إن سمعته الأذنان شعة الروح مثل الشمس وكيف لا وهو الذي صنع السمع والروح فكيف لو رءيته هو أعظم من المنطق حتى يفنيه وأنشى المستحيل لو تفكرت فيه

[@JohanKylander]

When I first watched this scene, I thought it was just how he imagined his life's work would cultivate.

[@jineshkumar4706]

The best (at least one of the best) movies I have ever witnessed. The theme, picturisation, acting -everything is superb i

[@wakeup958]

One of the most underrated movies

[@chunjiang3514]

Professor Snape wasn't having any of his bullshit.

[@SeriesTube01]

I just finished watching the movie. I readed the book many years ago. If you're thinking about watching this movie, but you like reading, then read the book instead (or first). For two basic reasons: 1. Grenouille was an creepy ugly little man, people hated him and he hated people, he did not want to love by anybody. I remember he had a like humpback and was kind of deformed. In the movie he is actually a good looking guy. I understand they have to do that because it's not nice to have a disgusting main character in a movie but that helps to understand his personality. 2. The most important: the description of Grenouille's olfative experiences is absolutely fantastic in the book, Süskind's writing is superb. The movie tries to reproduce that with nice photography and wonderful music but fails to deliver, it's not good enough. Anyway I enjoyed the movie, it was a great adaptation overall. Along with the photography and music, the ambientation, the acting and the final scenes were excellent. But if you like reading, then the book is definitely for you.

[@hidematsumoto1708]

YTazzkickr01 many books are beter then the movies. Read horsewhisperer then saw the movie turned it of because in the book its about the young girl and the horse in the movie all about mommy and the affair with the trainer . Some books should never be turned into a movie

[@mayraalcazar1891]

Totally agree with u !

[@hleesmusic]

Well sorry to say, most people, especially Americans, don’t like reading. That’s why we have these stupid justice league movies.

[@dutchmartin1837]

Sadly it wasn't on general release in every country certainly not the UK. I watched it in a Krakow cinema when working there in 2006. The Poles loved it and completely understood the premise. They are after all of high culture. This is close to being my favourite ever film,

[@makingwaffles]

This movie is a visual delight! The book is even better 💌

[@wakeup958]

One of the best movies I ever seen

[@takinoborudesu]

lol this scene sums up tumblr in a nutshell

[@MrSebboxxx]

lol

[@simpdestructor]

LMAO

[@seldomstudios6351]

HAH at least until December 2018 that is.

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

How?

[@jameshaney171]

It is a great movie. In my humble opinion, it shows that love is greater than hate. And the ultimate sacrifice any human being can do for mankind is to sacrifice himself. If that means so that people can love unconditionally. So be it.

[@sudhanshupandey3829]

Randomly came across this movie and watched it till the end...It's a masterpiece and highly recommended.

[@MrSAMRIE]

I have seen this movie about 10 times and i still watching because this one is the whole package

[@tasyriq28]

This movie is masterpiece

[@welcometotheinternet574]

I love to think that there was at least someone in the crowd who was congested and just went with the vibe…

[@slimessiful]

Masterpieces are often overlooked..

[@1life744]

One of the best movies i have ever seen

[@simpdestructor]

So, the secret of the best perfume is the essence of a redhead?

[@mannatsudera8722]

absolutely phenomenal of a movie...

[@gazellepop]

What if the perfume was never potent and it was all in his imagination? After he was unchained in the gallows to be tortured, it was the final conscious moment that he had before he let his mind go off completely under the self-deception... But this film made me feel disgusted, fearful and sad all in one whammy. Especially when the first red-haired girl comforted him in his realization.

[@mrrohit587]

This is the movie which makes me to think so deeply. It is hauntingly beautiful

[@mrsmeowmotherfluffer6037]

One of the best books I've read and one of the best movies I've ever seen

[@RamnaViaz]

The moment he realized his own creation had a soul whilst he didn't have one.

[@isabellabornberg2153]

how does one decide if one is an angel or possessed by the devil

[@mizikoniss]

Isabella Bornberg because they are ignorants.

[@Chiko-sc1gz]

Angels seem to smell nice

[@PrototypeScope]

Ironically ur the ignorant haha!

[@donamameng]

authority

[@estzelkl31]

Humans. Jeez

[@PEPEDEBARRO]

The main square of Poble Espanyol, Barcelona

[@lThelOzzy]

If you liked the movie, trust me, read the book.

[@True123-12]

One of the best movie I have ever watched in my life.

[@meljdksks5549]

I remember watching this movie as a kid with my friends at the movie theatre. Lmao we had no idea what was awaiting us..

[@ibn.fulaan]

this is one of the most unique movie I've ever seen till date

[@bizzle123luver]

This is a very powerful lustful film, so unknown????? It's brilliant ! So intense

[@naseerahmadsahir5975]

This is the best movie.. I have ever watched...

[@jnicolebean2468]

I loved this movie! So damn weird and beautiful at the same time!

[@tinasabir6974]

RIP Alan Rickman❤

[@arpionatore]

The nicest movie I've ever seen.

[@tbabubba32682]

I can't imagine how strange this scene is to someone who hasn't seen this movie.

[@pratikchaudri6404]

Would love to see this guy as an OP in a comic book movie as a villain.

[@ivanenhaced1751]

He could control the whole humanity i cant think in any earth heroes who could stand against his powers, he will enslave em all.... :/ what a waste....

[@Daneiladams555]

This is one of my favorite scenes of all time in cinema

[@GouthamRaajkumar]

Vj siddhu vlogs 😅

[@user-vr9ep9zl9p]

One of the best and unforgettable movies I ever watch

[@insanelook]

same here

[@Martinus777]

Is anyone else reminded of the video to "All the Lovers" by Kylie Minogue?