The final scene from Hair (remastered audio). The Flesh Failures/Let The Sun Shine In.

I love the BASS in this song. Turn it up!!!
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[@edmondleboeuf9928]

One of the most powerful film endings. Had to watch it tonight. RIP Treat Williams.

[@roxannaromero5462]

came here for the same 😢

[@rorykavanagh2603]

Me too. RIP Berger 😢

[@danielarusso4824]

Me too...i'm crying like the first time i watched it...R.I.P. Treat ❤

[@PolaBurrr]

Same :(

[@tadeudimas6489]

😥

[@davedolenti6150]

This scene never fails to choke me up. Berger symbolized everyone we ever lost to the senselessness of war. The whole clip was just incredibly deep. Treat Williams absolutely owned that role. RIP...

[@Fenris77]

This last scene despite so many decades ago, it still brings tears to min eyes.

[@UnchartedWorlds]

It makes me feel deep inside my soul...

[@terrasiho5606]

Me too.

[@Avigailish]

Yess🥺🌈❤

[@marioandric1307]

Mine too.

[@natashaweeland9641]

Bawled my eyes out...

[@larrypass6720]

"Greater love hath no man than he who lays down his life for a friend."

[@Great_Sandwich]

He didn't lay down his life for a friend. He was fn around, switching uniforms so Claud could go flitter with his chick, and he got sucked up into the machine. He thought it was a great joke, at first. Hippie thought he could play games. Guess he found out.

[@jivetalk1045]

Amen.

[@Great_Sandwich]

@@jivetalk1045 "Amen" _what..?_ He didn't nobly lay down his life in a great act of sacrifice. That wasn't the plan. The stupid hippie thought he was pulling an awesome gag by dressing up as Claude, and then he accidentally got caught in the gears and sucked into the machine. Off to Vietnam he went. I laughed.

[@kevinboudreaux7860]

Except that Berger didn’t lay down his life for a friend, at least not on purpose

[@Great_Sandwich]

@@kevinboudreaux7860 Right. He fked around, and found out real hard.

[@cipollanera1]

RIP Treat Williams. I've always been so moved by this scene - today to tears.

[@housecat5202]

44 years later this scene is still so intense. Treat was a great actor

[@Gracchus_Maximus]

The way how they staged the planes as the portal to death makes this one of the most iconic scenes in movie history for me

[@RovingTrader]

I’ve never seen this until this morning, and it brought me to tears. I’ve been in combat/served in four warzones and know what it feels like to “march into the void”. I was a volunteer, and it was scary each time. I cannot express how terrible it is for this to have been forced on even one person… and for what? A draft should never be allowed, ever again.

[@laurenduvall8547]

Thank you for your wisdom and for expressing it here.

[@AmazingGrace-pd7zc]

@RovingTrader Thank YOU for your service and sacrifices! 🙏 It has not gone unnoticed! Blessings to you, ♥️🇺🇸♥️

[@lwc2009]

thank you brother, for your service and your compassion...I volunteered but would have been drafted anyway if I hadn't...its just the way it was back then...

[@Great_Sandwich]

Then why'd you keep volunteering? You could have retired after your hitch and not re-upped.

[@arcticblue248]

​@@Great_SandwichI'm only guessing here but by volunteering he make sure that draft is not nessesary, some choose to give up part of their life for others, also quite possible their whole life.

[@barbarawatson4374]

When i heard he had died immediately went looking for this clip

[@teresavasey1041]

The song never dates and the message of the story never dies, humans are cruel and at the same time so superbly creative, while we make such music I have hope for a better future.

[@echterfranz877]

The real cruel humans are in the goverments, now not only lobbyists for Military Industry and now for Pharma Maffia and digital control .

[@Great_Sandwich]

Communists are cruel. Over 100 million dead and counting to do persecution, imprisonment, banishment, torture, execution, and starvation. Communists did that. The effort to stop them was noble. Nobody wanted to live under the red banner. And THAT is why those men marched off to war.

[@PeterAnthony1999]

An extremely powerful scene made more powerful by the song and lyrics. The picture of soldiers who can't be really distinguished from each other than the colour of their skin, marching into a black hole, from light to dark with no end in sight is such an apt metaphor for the asinine loss of so many your men.

[@supreme3376]

Especialy leatly ?

[@catherinerange4269]

Such as hard thing and to be forced to go and than spit on when you come home. It has destroyed so many

[@Great_Sandwich]

@@catherinerange4269 Spat upon by whom..? Sounds like many here in the comment section.

[@christinehyde5448]

The vision of the soldiers marching into the open jaws of the plane is so power

[@Ashfold_Eberesche]

Ah, every time I watch this since I was 15 I've just cried when I see this. The whole thing is exttemely powerful but the tears start at that shot and then when you see the plane flying off the ugly wobbing begins. Amazing really. Every single time.

[@ralphreinert]

@@Ashfold_Eberesche I totally agree. And the way Berger's final words (Claude Hooper Bukowski, that's me, that's me, that's MEEEEEEEE") echo as he disappears into the darkness of the transport plane taking him to his death in Vietnam. It gets me every time.

[@daveh9925]

I'm in the crowd scene at the end... somewhere. They had Bonnie Raitt and others doing a free concert on 2 stages on the national mall, and had us all run towards the 2nd stage for the part where everyone is running and converging. Was great fun and a great film to be a part of.

[@ralphreinert]

Thank you for posting this. I've wondered for years when and and how they managed to get a shot of an empty field, then a single young person runs into view, and finally we have a huge crowd of seeming hippies converging on the White House. I adore this movie.

[@Wild_R.A.T.]

blessns Dave. hope yada good n doin well brother. at the mall rat now akchully. if anyones in the area, tomorrwed be the Perfect day to do another take of that For Pentecost. slight changes to wardrobe though, all white or whitish raiment and remove the red and blue from any ol glory banners renderin em divionless n unblemished. blessns alls.

[@firstlast1947]

This always hits me. First he's a soldier, watching his friend flying away in a plane. Next scene he's one of the hippies, refusing to go to war, standing at the grave of his friend. Damn.

[@kevinboudreaux7860]

I’m a little curious about how he pulled that one off. Berger is buried under his own name, so they did figure it out.

[@firstlast1947]

@@kevinboudreaux7860 He probably notified his parents about the switcheroo, but by the time they could get him out of there, it was too late, and they buried him under his real name.

[@kevinboudreaux7860]

@@firstlast1947 I meant the other guy getting off the base and stuff. Once the army figured it out, he would have been persued as a deserter. They went after that way harder than not showing up for the draft

[@helenready1310]

i know, i'm a stickler for details and this one doesn't exactly flesh out with me. hollywood license, i guess!!@@kevinboudreaux7860

[@helenready1310]

mmhmmm...@@kevinboudreaux7860

[@vincentkerzman6519]

Tonight we lost one of the Greatest actors in Hair, Treat Williams. RIP

[@nicolehein8285]

RIP Treat Williams.

[@emma-qi1qh]

Watched the movie so many times but I’m still crying when I see this

[@dafteverton7218]

Me too. X

[@CoupedeVillefly]

Same. I saw it when I was around 9. It makes me cry every single time. Amazing work of Art this movie/musical.

[@Del-Canada]

Same, since 1979.

[@babymaude8469]

I'll never not cry!

[@stroyparks1016]

Me too

[@SkylerTN]

What makes this movie so awesome is you're watching it, and watching young minds make decisions without thinking them through. It's fun, adventurous, teaching, funny. Then, WHAM!! Reality check. Berger, whom wouldn't cut his hair for 250.00, did it for his friend. WOW!! Timeless classic.

[@jakubem.2321]

Goodbye Treat...💔😢

[@alexs8312]

I've watched is 5 or 6 times in the last week or so. The scene of soldiers walking toward a dark ending and then watching that darkness cover George just gets me every time.

[@FiveoooSpot]

RIP Treat, this was the moment that brought you to the worlds attention

[@edgarandron3432]

The only thing we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history.

[@zafiruzoma6234]

Damn that’s facts

[@thomasgallant4198]

Those who don't pay attention to history, are DOOMED to repeat it

[@h5n195]

shit i wanna cry

[@sve_ivanova]

unfortunately

[@WAL_DC-6B]

And as former U.S. President Harry S Truman said, "The only thing new in the world is the history you don't know."

[@pghpa611]

Treat Williams ... HAIR to me will always be your MASTER PIECE so much talent RIP AND THANK YOU PEACE BE WITH YOU

[@strsljeen]

As a solider a chill runs through my body every time i watch this!

[@mikekev58]

R.I.P. Treat Williams 6/12 23.

[@darthbeerus3951]

R.I.P 😢🙏🏿 Treat Williams

[@ladydulaney]

I rented this movie years ago.....and absolutely hated it.....until the last 5 mins. That has always stayed with me. Gorgeous song. Powerful scene. RIP Treat Williams.

[@peppefurino4195]

R.I.P. Miloš Forman & Treat Williams.

[@cheda_]

Just heard the news of Treat Williams passing... Watching this 10th time in a row, with tears in my eyes... RIP Berger, you beautiful boy ❤

[@natasaperemin600]

R.I.P. Treat Williams 😪💔

[@janelle7668]

This is the saddest part of the entire Milos Forman movie. It’s shows what a friend in George Berger was willing to do for his friend Claude Bukowsky not knowing him very long. He gave the ultimate sacrifice having no training or military knowledge. Remember George tried to talk Claude out of going to Vietnam. All of these soldiers that had the training had no idea what was really happening to them. No choice and no say to turn away from that metal machine transferring them to War. Very poignant and sad that they perished in Vietnam. What was left was grieving people all over the United States and Vietnam too. Rip Milos Forman you were a genius. 💜😘🎥🎞

[@tristanhorsten634]

This aint a movie, its called a musical

[@ralfjritter]

@@tristanhorsten634 It's a documentary with dramatic effects. And yes, it is a movie too. The musical was on Broadway.

[@johndean4727]

@janelle so well said im just now discovering this and im emotionally distraught.

[@janelle7668]

@@johndean4727 Thank you it makes me cry every time to think the man hardly knew Bukowsky but wanted him to see his girl so he gave the ultimate sacrifice when he stepped onto the metal machine to Vietnam. 😉💔🙏

[@janelle7668]

@@johndean4727 It is emotional and gets me every time 😔💔

[@sarahsings8468]

Does the sudden transition to black and white at the end give anyone else chills?

[@lwc2009]

1:36 ... how many times have I lived that scene during my later years in the Army...but the first time, having been 18 years old for a whole week, it was terrifying... few of us left who can truly relate to this closing finale...

[@cyborg007ification]

It's an amazing shot... they are marching to their death both figuratively and in many cases literally.

[@AmazingGrace-pd7zc]

@lwc2009 Thank YOU for your service 🙏 and sacrifices!! They have not gone unnoticed!! Blessings, ♥️🇺🇸♥️

[@lwc2009]

@@AmazingGrace-pd7zc thank you for caring.... means a lot to me as most of us never heard a kind word when we got home... I never heard one until about 15v years later....😪💙

[@AmazingGrace-pd7zc]

@@lwc2009 You are most welcome! How very sad to HAVE to acknowledge that our Country failed you....young men and women....who served! Such a very sad time in our history! A time when we were trying to do good things with some incredible, engaging young people! To be a voice of reason, caring, compassion to all! Such a mixed bag of "rules"!!! Very sorry that the powers that be...turned the tables upside down....and somehow you young men and women who served were vilified....not the people in charge!! Wrong on so many levels!! Please know you have not gone unnoticed!! Blessings in all you do, ♥️🙏♥️

[@lwc2009]

@@AmazingGrace-pd7zc 😪💖

[@numberjack2286]

Wow. I'm a 41yo father of 3 and weeping here like a baby. What a powerful scene.

[@Great_Sandwich]

Oh, please...

[@BeefheartLynch]

One of the most suspenseful, potent scenes in cinematic history. The tension is palpable.

[@bryonwatkins1432]

Got that right!!!!

[@rozaza]

my mom wanted to show me this movie, im thankfull to this day. This movie is eyeopening and a piece of art.

[@presto709]

The way he says "My God" seems so genuine. This whole scene is amazing.

[@MrJchristopher7]

men don't cry except when we see this. him screaming Berger and that plane taking off gives me the chills every time.

[@mounts655]

I believe in God and I believe that God believes in Claude..that’s me…..I die at that part

[@chrisbowler752]

Especially as his voice carries on in that one note into that cavernous echo - overwhelming.

[@bodiattila1984]

It doesn't matter how cold you are, if you don't cry during this scene, you are dead.

[@SmartJandira]

It explodes my heart from strong emotions. I love this movie.

[@krazyoldkatlady192]

This is the most moving ending! Treat Williams and John Savage are such great actors that I really can feel their fear and disbelief. Combine that with a great song and this ending makes me cry ever time I see it.😭

[@jerrylang6732]

In my 70 years I have gone to only one on stage play, and my friends had to drag me there. Did not want to go to see Hair. After that, I went back 6 times to see it again.

[@ratbagsofrhythm]

"... listening for the new-told lies". Still happening.

[@weberbraga1]

Saddest scene ever.

[@Ranblv]

R.I.P treat Williams.

[@rachelreid8621]

You can see and hear the fear in George's face. Everytime you see the plane flying off with George in it ,I'm crying.

[@Great_Sandwich]

I laughed. Hippie fked around, and found out hard.

[@PrimalElf]

One of the greatest and underrated movies of all time

[@hantaimatyas842]

It is one of the greatest, but it is not underrated, it is cultic all over Europe

[@PrimalElf]

@@hantaimatyas842 Somehow no one mentions him. So hence underrated

[@catherineerwin8269]

Beautiful & sad bittersweet movie. R.I.P. Treat Williams..

[@sid02111977]

R.I.P. Treat Williams 💔

[@dejansiljak3151]

what a movie what scene ...even today it brings chills

[@Del-Canada]

Rest in peace, Treat.

[@dougm6915]

flawless piece of filmmaking with a groundbreaking score...

[@Steppenwolf696969]

RIP Berger 😢

[@cszilvi]

RIP Treat Williams! 😢💔🖤

[@shashee0000]

This is such a powerful scene. Thanks for the upload.

[@andrewwalburn6826]

I've never seen the movie, but it's one of my dad's favorite movies. But I knew the song. Seeing it sung in this movie reminded me of when he flew to South Korea in 89 and when I went to Iraq in 2009. The use of the planes as the portal of death is ingenious. The movies of this age have more soul and feeling than probably 90% of movies that have come out in this century. So much has been lost to the pages of history, never to be read or learned from ever again.

[@MrJoowoneeno]

1000000000% truth. Too many remakes, gory horror, pretentious, etc. stuff out in this century appealing to the least common denominator.

[@ForgeMasterXXL]

This haunting song has been stuck in my mind ever since I was a child.

[@slycro]

RIP Berger (Treat Williams) ☮️✌️🕊️♥️

[@carmelogarcia9576]

Strong musical....it bring tears.....I hope one day we learn that war is just the end.....just let the sun shine in........

[@joaomarcelomartinscalaca9292]

Great comment.

[@laszlobalogh3717]

HAIR-OK.

[@Bmancan84]

Hahaha. Utopia doesn't exist. Human nature will never allow it. Idealist are destined for sorrow. I'd rather be a realist.

[@mounts655]

This gets so knocked by the fans of the Broadway performances…..proves there’s no accounting for test…saddest part of film

[@almasarajlic2306]

For those who minimize Berger's sacrifice, true, that Berger didn't plan to get deployed, he did a favor for a friend. But take into account the fact that he could have immediately proven he is not the real Claude, which would result in him being tried for trespassing on restricted military property with a short stint in prison at best. What would Claude face? DEATH PENALTY FOR DESERSION, INPERSONATING AN OFFICER, AND PUTTING A CIVILIAN IN DANGER. Berger consciously sacrificed himself for Claude.

[@dadab8547]

😥😥

[@MrSaiyan333]

They still discovered Berger's identity (hence his name on the grave) but Claude wasn't charged for desertion.

[@victorhugoarroyo2685]

Berger 💔 2023

[@Laminabeauty]

Best musical ever. I always crying on this scene. Such a powerful movie . Berger ❤️

[@terrasiho5606]

Me too .What a waste of lives for nothing but the wealth of a few!!!!

[@istvanmolnar1697]

Beeeergeeeer!

[@jamesthompson3099]

I saw this on stage in San Francisco when if first came out. 53 years later and it still tears me up. It was a very emotional time, the sixties.

[@kiadel7502]

I like to think that in a parallel universe the sixties turned the world to peace and love forever.

[@kevinboudreaux7860]

Sad part is that Berger didn’t have a prayer going over there without even basic training. He’d have been more likely (still a small chance) of survival if he had answered his own draft card

[@sonja1150]

One of the most powerful scene in a history of cinema! 😭

[@yvonnemulder9038]

So good

[@flamuridalipi8455]

slazem se sonja

[@abx777]

Treat Williams RIP. We remember you

[@zico77a]

Rest in peace Treat 😢❤

[@Romalvx]

Goose bumps as I listen to this in Feb 2022

[@Sunflower-sh6ys]

"Thats me" while walking in the aircraft always gets me. RIP Treat.

[@bravobravoh1344]

This scene reminds me of watching this on TV as a kid back in the late 70s with my dad. I remember having it backwards and saying he died in 1945, and then my dad saying that's when he was born. It also happens to be the year my dad was born. RIP Treat Williams.

[@fridrihdarko6876]

Best Antiwar movie !!!

[@georgerobinson349]

I saw this performed on stage in Sydney Australia. On R&R from Vietnam.

[@garant_woschoda]

Rest in Peace Miloš Forman. Genius!

[@garant_woschoda]

@@rale24bar Jan Tomáš "Miloš" Forman was a genius Czech-American film director :)

[@mmr1137]

@@rale24bar Slavic name not only serbian. Common name in Poland and Czech republic. Miloš Tichý, Czech astronomer, Miłosz Magin, Polish composer and pianist. Miloš Brezinský Slovakian football player.

[@liamh5355]

I have cried like a couple times in my life but for some reason this makes me burst into tears every time. Im 28 and I've been watching this since I was like 6 years old... Heartbreaking, such a senseless war... I hope someone that knows me knows that I want this to be played at my funeral. Absolutely Beautiful.

[@biancagerman9808]

I cry EVERYTIME TOO!!! THE Unity at the End is Beautiful!!!❤🙏🏾👑

[@brianwalsh1401]

You're an empathic person.

[@liamh5355]

@@raynatumbeva780 I'm not American.

[@juttaweise]

there is NO sense in any war!

[@dejansiljak3151]

@@juttaweise true that

[@r.e.l.lerner64]

Most powerful anti-war film ever made. Brilliant. I must show it to my wife, and all other's who have never seen it.

[@emiliolopez-rr8bl]

agree with you

[@psyrnpsy]

Rest in Peace, Treat. June 13, 2023

[@deborahearle4151]

Strangely, I've thought of this scene in recent days. RIP, Treat Williams.

[@saulomagalhaes7431]

goosebumps and tears in 2020

[@anikopaliczne2359]

Ez a háború is értelmetlen volt, mint a mostani, Adjon az Isten Nekik örök nyugalmat, és nyugodjanak békében!!!!

[@chavibrown323]

Cry every single time My favourite all time film

[@danielkim3168]

that look. That look of horror and shock on seeing the empty barracks. I am too young to have experienced this, by a thin margin. For me, it is history and not the end of life. I have no way to know what this is about in a real way, and so all I have is a faint echo. All that art can move from my heart.

[@paintballpower400]

I have.

[@reneemoten8787]

This was my grandmother’s favorite movie🥰

[@unclenogbad1509]

Gets me every time. I was living in Hungary in the late 80's, and this was among a handful of films in English that hadn't been dubbed, and was always on show in one of Budapest's many cinemas - they like their films in Magyarorszag. Any time I had time on my hands, I'd drop in and see it. Great movie, great music, great director, powerful message. Thanks for putting it up here

[@yvonnemulder9038]

My first boyfriend ,Hongarije 1976

[@yvonnemulder9038]

Lost virginity Lake Baloton

[@dronemotionlab]

Hey, respect from hungary =) bless ya all

[@unclenogbad1509]

@@dronemotionlab Kuszi

[@stevenbeoethy4049]

@@yvonnemulder9038 I loved Lake Balaton... That's awesome!

[@Jillbles]

RIP, Treat Williams. ❤️

[@susannerohlin7742]

Always in my heart💜🩸💜

[@lynnclapper997]

I am 62. We preformed this back in 6th grade. I can still remember all the lyrics to every song

[@isletoflangerhans8281]

Even "Sodomy"? (My parents had trouble explaining that one to me.)

[@danijelilic5499]

Touched me when I was kid, I'm almost 54 now,thanks to all those people that maked this movie,thks for upload,PEACE,love from Serbia.

[@zeb4562]

The same here Danijel... PEACE, love from Zagreb (+Berlin)....

[@aec9174]

What gets me is the look on Claude's face when he sees the empty barracks and realizes that Berger is on his way to Vietnam in his (Claude's) place....

[@anthonyjaswinski5732]

Leave it to a genius like Milos Foreman to take a pretty powerful song and make it absolute genius when soldiers marching off to die are actually singing it in their minds and spirits.

[@juttaweise]

true. Reminds me of my grandfather who told me history. He had to go to Verdun in WWI and he remembered that they had been brainwashed long before that the french were the absolute enemy. So they went all singing on the way to the trainstation. His awakening must have been terrible, as he realised that the young man in front of him was in no way different to him. He was one of the rare who made it, otherwise I would not be writing here! The same thing is happening today, as the enemy is build up towards us to lead us mayby to another big war. Sourounding Russia with Nato bases is the ultimate provocation!

[@Ela-nd4zf]

Goosbumps

[@dennisbond7112]

Saw HAIR twice in London, June 1969. A year later I was a ground soldier in Vietnam. It’s Easy To Be Hard....my favorite song from the Musical

[@joan22]

I saw the movie years ago...in 1979.. never forget my feeling...going out from the cine.,...life change!✌️

[@peterbartsch9834]

I am now 73 years old. Our LOVE has changed in HATE. USA I wish you a big change back to Love. Thank GOD , now you have the Chance , Take it!

[@andreaduhrkop8027]

You are so right. I will never understand why a small group of politicians who are greedy for power and money always manage to oppress a people of millions and most of them still support it. May God soon establish his kingdom and let evil finally disappear from the scene. I am 60 years old and I hope it so.

[@aleksandrfilonov6695]

@@andreaduhrkop8027 Bro, unfortunately, is life dialectic . Good and evil must coexist together. But good must always overcome evil, otherwise the end of life will come. P.S. I am 60 years old. My grandfather was in German captivity during First World War. My father defended Leningrad in 1941.

[@IndustrialMilitia]

@@aleksandrfilonov6695 The end of life eternally comes. It is the fundamental condition of life.

[@corneliakoller1914]

hug

[@corneliakoller1914]

hug

[@sarahbatyitzchak6960]

after all those years; goosebumps and tears flowing

[@wwcrisw]

Every time I see this scene, everytime I cry.

[@emiliolopez-rr8bl]

you are not the only one

[@karolyrobertlengyel]

A szív megszakad.. Ez az igaz barátságról szól 😭🥰💪🤔🤠

[@jackiemusgrove6956]

How did we forget?! How did we let war become popular again?! I am ashamed at 65 that we forgot this..

[@jayjay5640]

Young man-" I'm not him" Establishment -" I don't CARE"

[@alejandrogutierrezmartinez3187]

When my children were old enough I made them watch this and other films of the same style to educate them on this important social issue.

[@B0bi_007]

Respect !

[@todtt]

What social issue

[@whatevernamegoeshere3644]

@@todtt Well the list is pretty damn long. The movie shows you the inside works of a couple issues, be it drug use, racial tensions or a useless war and the military that broke people down into empty drones beforehand

[@christiansoldier1968]

Years ago this clip informed me that there was much more to Treat Williams than just being a good looking actor,…he had real singing chops. I’m here to watch it again. RIP, Sir. You had a great body of work.

[@lanagorgeous9485]

I am a veteran, 9 1/2 years as both an enlisted person and a commissioned officer. OMG, could you imagine being deployed to a combat zone as an infantryman in Vietnam an being "totally untrained", not even knowing anything, even how to fire a weapon. Think of the horror of that, the terror of that proposition. It's a wonder he lasted like even 5 minutes before he was killed. When he was singing while loading onto the plane he knew his fate I imagine. And all that because of trying to help a friend. Jeeze!

[@pauloopinho2583]

Mesmo sabendo usar a arma, jamais a usaria.