Sound Of Music - Car Scene

[@jeffreysnydr]

Nuns 1, Nazis 0

[@bexyevans777]

🤣🤣🤣

[@melissaexton8680]

Never underestimate the nuns! 🤣

[@Howyaduing]

The basters should recruit them

[@alexanderip1003]

Von Trapps 100, (All Well, No Casualties)

[@apieceoftoast768]

More like Nuns one, Nazis NUN!

[@Wolf6119]

I don't remember "Thou shalt not sabotage nazi automobiles" anywhere in the Bible, they're probably fine.

[@PatWizard]

HA LOL!

[@user-gv9nk7oq3o]

Lmao

[@juliocabello4020]

They're sort-of kind-of stealing.

[@cabbievonbump]

How about the Eleventh Commandment? Thou Shalt Not $#@! With God.

[@melissaexton8680]

Oh my goodness!!!!! 😂😆🤣🤣☺️

[@camillemckenzie3235]

I love that even as much as Maria annoyed the nuns during her time at the abbey, they all still loved her enough to attend her wedding and give her their blessing, and enabled the family's escape.

[@thefrigolifam6307]

and sing “how do you solve a problem like Maria” at HER OWN WEDDING which I still think is hilarious

[@Imokayluv]

I think they all loved her except for one nun, but they were all in agreement that her life calling was not to be a nun lmao

[@andthewallscametumblingdow2451]

Oh, you knew each and every one of those nuns would have lied down in traffic for Maria.

[@sdlock83]

​@@ImokayluvThe one nun was Sister Berthe, and she's my favorite out of the three high nuns.

[@SymphonyBrahms]

When I saw The Sound of Music for the first time in 1965, everyone in the theater laughed and applauded at this scene.

[@robbyosborne9708]

I'm not surprised.

[@yahiryellow1]

How old are you

[@phini4415]

Oh this made me cry 💛😍 what a beautiful memory

[@rythemoire]

@@yahiryellow1 60+ I think

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Yes, I’ll BET THEY DID INDEED APPLAUD!!! One point at least for the good guys, one against the baddies! Good triumphing over evil!!!

[@ThomasK96]

I like how the nun that hated Maria now saved her

[@yooneeque1]

I don't think she hated Maria, although Maria's youth and spirit annoyed her at first. Those nuns always cared for each other and would have done anything to "help a sister out", as was clearly shown in this scene.

[@laminage]

She knew deep in her heart The Life Of Nun wasn't for Maria. In Real Life, Maria used the Abbey as a Home because she didn't want to be alone. Her parents died, her Uncle was abusive and The Abbey was the only place to have piece of mind.

[@haneby1114]

they may have found her annoying but when her and her familes lives are at risk of course they try to help them..

[@melissaexton8680]

In the earlier scene when the Nazis are first storming the abbey, one of them tells the nun that was annoyed at Maria, “Hurry up Woman!!” And she looks up at them with a gleam in her eyes. Methinks that it was then that solidified her decision to help Maria and the family to mess with the cars. This is my favorite scene in the movie!

[@kryptonianpowers]

@@yooneeque1 Agreed. Sisters Margaretta and Berthe didn't hate Maria at all. They just weren't used to dealing with young women filled with exuberance and spirit. And the Reverend Mother was patient and wise by trying to help Maria understand that even though she was studying to be a cloistered nun, it presumably wasn't in her heart to live the rest of her life as one.

[@bonecaboneca4627]

I hardly call that a sin. They have saved the family.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Their saying they have sinned was actually supposed to be a joke, even if by having "sinned" was having ruined a car so it wouldn't start(because it was the baddies, or Nazis' car they had ruined.

[@bendalymckenna6271]

boneca boneca they stopped the Nazis from murdering the Von Trapps.

[@rxndxm_mf861]

Ikr

[@robertaritatacconi9710]

@@bendalymckenna6271 ñ. 7

[@haleybridwell2276]

Technically, stealing is a sin.....but gods laughing too so i think they're fine lol

[@effooo2000]

Those nuns are bad ass

[@sdlock83]

effooo2000 Give Sister Bertha an uzi and she can probably mow them all down lol!

[@cookstorytime]

This was one of the best scenes when the soldiers all clambered into their cars and neither would start. Then the innocent looking nuns holding up the coil of one car and the distributor cap and high tension leads of the other car. Talk about grand finale.

[@triciajohansen7124]

NEVER mess with nuns!!!!

[@lukasmiller486]

That wasn’t a sin. That was an act of love.

[@19EHF]

Nuns be like "Hey we didnt start this war but its on!!!!

[@effooo2000]

19EHF nice family guy reference

[@jaymemangano1154]

19EHF agréable

[@cwilsonlego]

Nuns 2, Germans 0. You've got to love the intelligence of these nuns!

[@ronnielester9724]

Wait nuns 2

[@cookstorytime]

@Christopher Wilson, it's not rocket science mate to know how a car works. The nuns had their own car and probably did their own repairs.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

Technically, it would be Nazis vs Nuns instead of Germans for all of the people in this movie were German lol.

[@Aureilius2112]

@@AbrahamLincoln4 they were Austrian not German.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

@@Aureilius2112 they're ethnicity is German, and their language is German. But it's like calling Americans "English" so i get you.

[@FilmSureelist97]

God granted these queens a special place in heaven for this

[@Alex_186]

I think god will let this one slide good for you sisters

[@jonathandoelander6130]

But how about the Nazi's? Would they let it slide?

[@samuukxs1417]

@@jonathandoelander6130 I think you know the answer to this one already lol

[@jonathandoelander6130]

@@samuukxs1417 Yes... the Nazi's were not great at letting things slide...

[@meloyellowduck]

Better, God will reward it!!

[@girlishgamer1]

@@jonathandoelander6130 Like they would suspect nuns.

[@OcraStars]

This scene always makes me laugh 😂

[@lauraschoenborn3544]

Especially when you look closely and one of the left is trying to hard a smirk.

[@bettyottman1718]

Looks like the nuns had save Marie and her new family's life.

[@jameshoyle8950]

This is the most delicious and understated joke of the entire film and I come back to it time and time again. It's not overstated or made "Look! A joke! Yoo hoo! Isn't this hilarious!" You have to make the connection yourself but when you do it's SOOOO funny and rewarding and just lovely.

[@heyheyheyheyheyhey76]

I wouldn't call that a sin, especially when several children have been saved from a horrible death by the Nazis.

[@CJ-bn2zb]

Stannis The Mannis I’m fairly positive it was a sin because they left the walls of the convent. They broke the oath they took to never leave. They had to go outside to do that. I believe they’re called cloister nuns.

[@laminage]

Remember what Rolf said "He only wanted Georg not the rest of them". Also, how did they know to go to The Convent was it because they did research on Maria? Also, as much as I hate to say this The Nuns would have gotten in big bad trouble. Maybe penance, isolation, extra chores whatever and The Nazi Officers would have been there all night. Didn't they have any common sense to check the Hood of their Car.

[@emmikay7387]

Also, technically, it could be considered stealing

[@infernalpear5332]

Stannis The Mannis Well according to Catholic faith they aren't to take sides in these kinds of things, but there are exceptions. If the nuns prayed to God for forgiveness, God would kinda give them a "You did the right thing pasa" vs if they don't apologise God will be mad. Nowadays when people of faith need to do something they know is wrong at it's course they pray, and if God says yes, it's okay. They sinned, according to the Bible but to be fair they didn't have the time. I'm sure in the context of their faith god forgives them. How do they know god said yes or know? Well as I'm agnostic I believe they just assume small things like winds are their answers.

[@Kaboomboo]

Well no, they were trying to recruit the father into a command post. He just didn't want to serve, and they were trying to force him. The kids wouldn't have died by the Nazis if he accepted, they likely would've had to deal with the Allies after the war.

[@Jakegothicsnake]

“Hey, I didn’t start this war, but it’s on!!”

[@Devi1_Z]

Nice Family Guy reference.

[@alexanderip1003]

They didn't start the war but those previous victors of the previous war is going to finish it

[@madam-mint]

I don't think that counts, Sisters. XD

[@SapphireCrusader1988]

Rach Frisella That's not sinning, that's community service!

[@mcsmama]

Still makes me laugh out loud! When I was a very small child seeing this movie in a theater in Philadelphia for the first time, this was the scene that made the greatest impression on me. Even at that young age, I found it naughty & hilarious! Brava sisters! 😂😂😂

[@ilijascapo]

I'm 51. For years I have been familiar with this movie and all the songs and for the first time, I've been able to watch it properly and it wasn't until almost at the end, this scene, I let out a loud laughter after seeing two naughty nuns admitting they sinned by using their secret mechanical engineering skills to stop nazi's from chasing the sweet sound of music family, the Von Trapps!

[@markjohnson4371]

That added a little comic relief to a very dangerous situation

[@12classics39]

One of the most awesome scenes in film history.

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

BEST SCENE IN THE MOVIE

[@bryanesbertgo4718]

Even they "sinned", they confessed and they saved the family.

[@bwwestman]

I was 6 when I first saw the movie. My dad and I always laughed at this scene. He explained that those were engine parts, and the car won't run without them.

[@thefrigolifam6307]

I had to ask too. Exept I was 11

[@stacythomas1587]

The one sister is Anna Lee....she played Lila Quartermaine on General Hospital. This is one of the best scenes in the movie. We all know the Big Guy was looking down saying "Well done, ladies....WELL DONE". LOL

[@Tani0415]

This scene saved me in an exam. I was asked to point out which images were car parts... 😂

[@jeremyslather]

Omg, i have just seen the movie for the first time. I was about to cry and say "it's over, they've got them" but this scene just broke my tension into laughter. I loved it.

[@bexyevans777]

Jesus loves you unconditionally! 😊

[@miggypeso909]

Really?

[@nathan900130]

Well, they've sinned to stop the baddies from pursuing the innocent family.

[@maddalonefarms]

Yes and because of that they shouldn't call it sins

[@nathan900130]

***** mechanical parts of the Nazi cars, possibly the ones that made the car moving.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

The carbeurators,or similar car engine parts,which they had removed from the Nazis' cars,so the bad guys could not go chasing after the Von Trapps.

[@williamlarson9456]

MrJamieMurph4141969 the parts they stole are actually the electric coil which sends the charge to the spark plugs. Without this coil the engine will never start.

[@gabbylopez8613]

I really don't think that counts as a sin, Sisters; you were only doing the right thing and you had to stop the cars from moving to do so.

[@angbandsbane]

The nuns must have some knowledge of engines. Heaven knows if it had been me, the scene would've ended with the cars driving away and someone screaming "You idiot! That's the radio and air conditioner!"

[@manuelorozco7760]

LOL

[@NintendoGirl49.YouTube]

That wasn't a sin. That was a right thing.

[@battle-brothermathenus7928]

It was a right thing but they broke the 7th commandment of the Lord.

[@leiaslizzy]

This is the level of iconic I aspire to be

[@rafaelmatos5851]

My dear nuns, that wasn't a sin. You allowed innocent lives to escape from evil. Not even if you had with you Rolf's head, because you "didn't start this war, but it's on".

[@CatalynRose]

They sinned for the right reasons. God will definitely forgive them ❤

[@nicoleackerman205]

This movie has so many great little moments in it.

[@jenpeterson3712]

I glad the included Reverend Mother, Sister Margarita and Sister Berta in final scene

[@jaredjlinden]

Aside from Maria, I think the Reverend Mother is my favorite in the whole movie. She’s wise and kind and loving. A true leader.

[@herbsuperb6034]

Still one of my favorite movie moments of all time. Gets me every time I see it.

[@paravecchiavince9685]

This scene is funny because you never realize the nuns have it in them. Also this would not be considered a sin because they are doing something in defense of innocent life.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Right.

[@saklee1777]

im pretty sure it still counts as a sin. they stole parts of someone’s car. and not to steal is one of the 10 comandments and stealing is a sin.

[@christinedaae4932]

@@saklee1777 I feel like God would make an exception for them since they prevented a sin the Nazis were committing: Thou shalt not kill.

[@Zoloft77]

@@christinedaae4932 Thou shall not murder.

[@emilylucas2217]

In the Bible Rahab lied to protect the Israelite spies and I think she was forgiven

[@cameronmoore4186]

Savage Nuns

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

If this sin was done in order to save someone from the Nazis, it is no sin.

[@quillmaurer6563]

A truly priceless scene. I'd argue that a more devious way to sabotage the cars would be to have not taken anything out, but to have re-ordered the spark plug wires on the distributor. If major parts are missing, the Nazis will notice the moment they open the hood. But if they re-arrange the wires so cylinders fire at the wrong time, even the best of mechanics would take ages to figure out why it's not running - everything is present and working, yet the damn thing won't start. Wouldn't have made as good a scene of the Nuns revealing the ignition coils to the Abbess though.

[@Jordan-wv2xz]

To be fair, I doubt the nuns are all that familiar with how one works with automobiles.

[@bonniestar4707]

Luckily, they were too desperate to catch the family to realise the car was broken and stop and fix it

[@Kenshiro3rd]

Or cut the breaks...

[@FireMinstrel]

@@Kenshiro3rd I don't think the sisters would want to be responsible for the nazis possibly dying in a fiery car wreck...

[@TMcConnaughhay]

your reading too much into it! LOL

[@bonniestar4707]

I think the term 'for the greater good' applies here.

[@bloodrosereaper2099]

Ruining a car to allow innocent people to escape death by Nazi's? Unless those car's had human souls in them, I really don't think that's a sin, Madam's.

[@Misstealeaves]

It’s ok sisters, God will most definitely forgive you

[@CryptidCalista]

I just had to watch this scene again XD

[@paravecchiavince9685]

Former Catholic school teacher here. Not a sin. You’re combating an evil an protecting innocent lives from harm. The harm it caused is minimal and less than the harm by not doing it, so even in doctrine this wouldn’t be sinful.

[@hagamapama]

They know that. They're simply keeping the Reverend Mother apprised of what they'd done in a humorous way. they know it was no sin, but the RM deserved to know because it might come back on the Abbey.

[@KevinGarcia-zu8bx]

We watched this movie in class when I was in 8th grade (back in 2004-2005), I still remember everyone in class laughing at this scene.

[@truthcrackers]

That was one of the funniest momements n the whole thing!!!!

[@QueenShireen]

What I always liked the most about this part is the fact that the nuns knew what to take out of the car .. xD

[@Meghalodon]

"Oh well, no harm done"

[@angbandsbane]

The reverend mother's voice when she asks "What is this sin?" has kind of a "Oh no. You didn't." quality to it. (The Reich was...not know for its mercy so I think she knows what might be coming.)

[@jojohns1949]

On the book the Nazis blamed the Von Trapp father

[@wendigos_eat_people7177]

@@jojohns1949 yup, they think he doubled back and messed with their cars. lol

[@Weebs82589]

That’s not a sin. They did something good!

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

to those who don't this story did actually happen, however the part about nuns stealing car parts was mad up for the movie

[@petetran2018]

Probably for comedic purposes. There's humor in the movie. This is by far the funniest.

[@yooneeque1]

It did happen in the stage and movie versions, but IRL the Von Trapps escaped on a train to Italy.

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

@@yooneeque1 ik

[@RaySchwarz.]

So was the part of the von Trapp family escaping to Switzerland

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

@@RaySchwarz. they escape, just on a train not on foot as shown in the movie

[@therealsnowwhite1937]

I'd definitely put my trust on those nuns. They sure know how to do a quick tune-up.

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

Those Nazis are doing the devil's work, so the nuns are doing a certain type of Gods work by helping them escape.

[@richardkallio3868]

I’m impressed that the cloistered sisters knew what parts to remove to make the cars not start! Perhaps they’d been tomboys who had spent hours in the garage with their dads. At any rate, it reinforces by example something I, as an educator, am always reminding my students of: No knowledge you can acquire is ever useless.

[@girlishgamer1]

It's not really a sin if they're stopping Nazis from hurting innocent people.

[@Howyaduing]

“Oh my god that’s Rolf!!! Hey I didn’t start this war but it’s on!!!!”

[@carrieputnam3937]

Am I the only one expecting to see the Reverend Mother ,also pull out a car part?

[@errolpletcher9186]

"Oh my God, it's Rolf!!"

[@allys744]

Lol as a kid, even I didn’t understand their “sin.” I think God would resolve them of what they did. In fact, I think He would reserve a spot in heaven for both of them.

[@miggypeso909]

No he wouldn’t,they’re papist and idol worshippers

[@meloyellowduck]

The complete opposite of sinning! Satan was at work in those Nazi's, and they foiled it to help the innocent escape to freedom!! God would reward that!!

[@sdlock83]

Sister Bertha was my favorite : )

[@wolfyokai9]

Nuns got game😎😎

[@nathingamin904]

Those nuns were awsome!

[@moxstoleyoursocks2241]

and this is why the penguins are my favorite characters in the film

[@thefrigolifam6307]

penguins?

[@moxstoleyoursocks2241]

@@thefrigolifam6307 The nuns. Their costumes looked like penguins.

[@user-sb2xf8xw9j]

Not Catholic, but this is one of my most favorite parts! Luv it!

[@amberheartstudios5831]

This Is the best part of the whole movie

[@aaronbrown8377]

I looked up cloister nuns and apparently they can leave under very serious circumstances. I would count saving an entire family from slaughter to be a very serious circumstance.

[@RFKFANTS67]

Yup the Lord works in mysterious ways lol

[@loveislove-le5nj]

And these guys probably never assumed it was the nuns. He must have thought it was one of the Von Trapps

[@fredocarroll]

Fear not, Sisters. The act of silent acquiescence to evil is a sin. Resisting it is not.

[@chuckschafer6728]

I WAS A MEMBER OF AN ORGANIZATION WHERE ONE OF ITS OFFEICERS WAS A "TYRANT"WHO HAD IT IN FOR ME I AVE SAID MORE THAN ONCE IT WAS NOT THE EVIL OF HIM IT WAS THE "GOOD"MEMBERS WHO WOULD NOT RAISE A HAND IN MY DEFENSE

[@glennxokim]

Excellent scene

[@rippingtons60]

No worries sisters, the man upstairs won't hold it against you.

[@deoxys3869]

I have a gut feeling that they’ll go to heaven (instead of hell) for committing that sin

[@nathanguymon880]

Best way to sin ever! 😊😂❤🙏👍

[@nunyabiz334]

BEST scene ever!

[@Evanreallylikesspace]

the first time I saw this movie was at school, and when this part came up me and my friends *died* from laughing

[@davidbayliss4415]

Favorite scene!

[@sheisthem00n]

i’m so mad that this part wasn’t added into the musical adaptation

[@manuelorozco7760]

The stage show came first and then the movie

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

For some reason, I kind of see humor in this,as the Nazis keep making fruitless attempts to start their cars,instead of admitting defeat,since it's obvious the cars won't start,courtesy of the nuns having "de-carbeurated" them(removed the carbeurators), so as to protect Maria and her family. All the while,Rolf and his buddies must be like,"Why won't the damn things start?!" That was so sad,for Liesl especially,to see her boyfriend turning bad guy,Nazi,of course. But at least Maria,the captain and seven kids succeeded in getting away and surviving.

[@yooneeque1]

In the live TV performance starring Carrie Underwood, Rolf did become a Nazi, but he lied and told the others that the von Trapps weren't there. Not sure what happened in the original play.

[@urbanpkrider31]

MrJamieMurph4141969 I'm not making this comment in bad taste, but it's the distributor and coils that they removed from the cars rather than the carburettors (ignition system rather than fuel). Again not having a go, just trying to prevent false information.

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

"carbeurators" no way. its spark coil spark plug wire distrubter cap but got the main point

[@bonecaboneca4627]

MrJamieMurph4141969 Lisel's boyfriend was brainwashed. Obviously Hilter said that a true German was one with blonde hair and blue eyes yet he had brown eyes and brown hair. I was hoping that Rolf would leave Nazis and helped the Von Trapp family to escape.

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

Yeah, she did nazi that coming!

[@jenpeterson3712]

I'm glad the nuns made another appearance at the end of movie

[@robertolmstead1346]

Nun: I have sinned. God: Nah, you good, fam.

[@mockingjay_2397]

This scene has such an Indiana Jones feel to it

[@woodrowwildcat3286]

My favorite part!

[@joewhitehead3]

They didn’t sin. They stopped a group of the worst sinners in history from doing more sins. I’d say what they did was a public service

[@noorrougelewis6704]

I wonder what the reverend mother's response was after that. Maybe... (Makes a cross) "Our lord forgives you dear children" and walks away Or something like that

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Woody woodpecker(at the end of the cartoon Log Jammed): "Father, I have sinned." Priest: What is this sin, Woody? Woody points at Pierre de Lumberjack, fruitlessly trying to get his pants back up even though Woody cut the suspenders so they won't stay up(Woody's revenge on him for trying to deprive Woody of his home.) For anyone who's seen that WW cartoon, it also might remind you of this, just that basic element of somebody who keeps trying in vain to get somewhere,even though it's obvious they never will(the way the Nazis keep making fruitless attempts to start their cars, OK, even if they don't know that the electric coils have been removed thus rendering it useless,still,the nuns know as they're the ones who did it,so as to protect Maria and her family, naturally. Just a personal thought, but it does remind me of Log Jammed, as Woody,after getting his home back, vows to get revenge on Pierre which ultimately ends with Pierre forced to guard his big log jam himself(as Woody's home was meant to be the "keystone" for it) and then Woody cutting Pierre's suspenders so his pants won't stay up, but instead of admitting defeat he keeps trying over and over to get them back up as Woody laughs his famous staccato laugh at it(kind of the way the Nazis keep trying in vain to start their cars instead of realizing that SOMETHING is definitely wrong with the cars. Of course, in Log Jammed, after Woody gets Pierre back for trying to steal Woody's home many years elapse and then they are both seen all aged and old with long white beards,they still have gotten nowhere-Pierre is still guarding his logjam and trying to get his pants back up and Woody is laughing in a typical old timer's voice(Hence the title,which is actually a pun on log jammed, both a massive blockage of logs and a deadlock, with neither party giving in, you get the picture). Still, the aforementioned premise of that cartoon and this scene are kind of similar, in terms of someone who keeps senselessly trying to get out of "going in circles."

[@CaptinBen10]

It's impressive really that nuns would know anything about car parts.

[@Meghalodon]

This scene always makes me want to cry

[@MCO18]

“That’s Rolf’s head!”

[@bluestarlighting29]

I remember this part. Watch on video film movie and dvd and now on blueray dvd awesome film movie.

[@spokenreason9654]

EPIC!!!!

[@audradixon8286]

“Hey I didn’t start this war but it’s on!”

[@wishingwell12345]

Pretty sure God will overlook that sisters.

[@joewhitehead3]

After all, they were up against Satan himself

[@KMDragonS]

God: Alright that ones a free be.

[@broadstreet21]

You didn't see it coming, the nuns knowing how to sabotage vehicles.

[@marcdewey1242]

It isn't a sin to save an innocent family from a bunch of cut throats

[@maranhuggins7807]

My dream musical role

[@klephenthurry3284]

My guess is Jesus will let it slide!

[@ajc8815]

Well God wouldn't call that a sin, sisters.

[@gingersoja4284]

I love this part.