The Mission, One of the best scenes of the movie with the main theme composed by Ennio Morricone

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L’une des meilleures scènes du film “The Mission” (Palme d'or "1986") avec Robert De Nero, Jeremy Irons & Liam Neeson dans des interprétations magistrales, à couper le souffle...
Avec la musique d'Ennio Morricone ! Une musique somptueuse, grandiose, qui fixe un cadre sublime à cette jungle si sauvage, une de ses plus belles bandes originales.
Il procure aussi une joie immense par ce que ses personnages parviennent à accomplir.
Il suffit de lire les sourires sur les visages des indiens et cette harmonie fragile qui tiendra bon jusqu'au bout, malgré le mal, inexorable qui se rapproche.
Il suffit d'admirer cette conversion sublime de Robert de Niro - quel acteur incroyable ! Monstrueux et sanguinaire trafiquant qui va se racheter en escaladant cette falaise abrupte et glissante et lesté par ses armures qui symbolisent ses péchés puis tomber dans les bras des indiens qu'il avait tant et tant martyrisés.
Et ces indiens qui rient de le voir pleurer, et qui l'absolvent, tels des saints bénis par Dieu, qui le prennent dans leurs bras, qui l'embrassent, le bercent, le cajolent comme un des leurs, lui pardonnent tout, même les pires horreurs.
Et cette touche d'espoir suffit à éclaircir le film de toutes les espérances...
Un chef d'œuvre sur tous les plans !!!
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One of the best scenes from the movie 'The Mission' (Palme d'Or '1986') with Robert De Nero, Jeremy Irons & Liam Neeson in breathtaking interpretations ... With the music of Ennio Morricone!
A sumptuous, grandiose music that sets a sublime setting for this wild jungle, one of his most beautiful soundtracks. It also brings immense joy by what his characters manage to accomplish.
Just read the smiles on the faces of the Indians and this fragile harmony that will hold good until the end, despite the evil, inexorable approaching.
Just admire this sublime conversion of Robert de Niro - what an incredible actor! monstrous and bloodthirsty trader who will redeem himself by climbing this steep and slippery cliff and weighted by his armor that symbolize his sins and fall into the arms of the Indians he had so many martyrs.
And those Indians who laugh to see him cry, and who absolve him, like saints blessed by God, who take him in their arms, who kiss him, rock him, cajole him like one of theirs, forgive him all , even the worst horrors.
And this touch of hope is enough to clear the film of all expectations ...
A masterpiece on all levels !!!
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Una de las mejores escenas de la película 'The Mission' (Palme d'Or '1986') con Robert De Nero, Jeremy Irons y Liam Neeson en interpretaciones impresionantes ...
Con la música de Ennio Morricone! Una música suntuosa y grandiosa que establece un escenario sublime para esta jungla salvaje, una de sus más bellas bandas sonoras.
También trae una inmensa alegría por lo que sus personajes logran lograr.
Solo lea las sonrisas en los rostros de los indios y esta frágil armonía que se mantendrá hasta el final, a pesar del mal, que se acerca inexorable.
Admire esta sublime conversión de Robert de Niro, ¡qué actor más increíble! Comerciante monstruoso y sediento de sangre que se redimirá escalando este acantilado empinado y resbaladizo y ponderado por su armadura que simboliza sus pecados y cae en los brazos de los indios que tuvo tantos mártires.
Y aquellos indios que se ríen al verlo llorar, y que lo absolvieron, como santos bendecidos por Dios, que lo toman en sus brazos, que lo besan, lo mecen, lo engatusan como a uno de ellos, lo perdonan todo , incluso los peores horrores.
Y este toque de esperanza es suficiente para limpiar la película de todas las expectativas ...
Una obra maestra en todos los niveles!

[@cpexplorer1701]

Wow! Eight and a half minutes, not a word of dialogue yet it says so much.

[@fiddlingaround]

Arguably the most powerful scene of forgiveness ever captured on film. The man who attacked and captured men for enslavement being forgiven by the tribe he hurt. The embrace he receives overwhelms him, as he knows he doesn't deserve it. By their acceptance of him, he is no longer their enemy, but is their friend. A beautiful picture of the gospel.

[@Romariques]

I think it also serves a symbolic reflection as the slaves were chained and roped by him, while the Guarani free him of the rope. Also the moment he killed his brother escalated as another man was mistaken for laughing at him, now the Guarani laugh to show him reconciliation. Outstanding script writing ✨

[@bakhtabensouna3790]

Juste très juste vous avez tt dit 👏👍maghifique grandiose qui donne tt le sens et la profondeur à ce film grandiose Ennio morricone vertuose l un des plus grands compositeur de film de tt les temps il était une fois en amérique juste sublime Robert de niro oufffff quoi dire acteur monstre 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@giovannimontagnana6262]

Probably one of the best scene ever directed. What is outstanding is that it looks so real.

[@Rogellave]

Sorry to tell everyone that Robert de Niro’s job was illegal according to the Laws of Burgos (1512).

[@orangewarm1]

Arguably

[@lukasg.5787]

I'm an atheist, but ennio morricones music always makes me question my attitude towards God and the world. It just feels as if there is something greater, something full of life and full of love, just waiting for us to finally find our way back to him...

[@roisinpatriciagaffney4087]

You, my friend, are a child of the Triune God. X

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

Go find out with your intellect... Not with your feelings. It's waiting there for you.

[@renatogomescosta1687]

Existem vários tipos de inteligência, a perceção de Deus é uma delas.

[@davidatkins2504]

Lukas, I believe in the presence and forgiveness of God

[@messrtwinky]

@Lukas G. What you say is correct...there is something greater, full of love and joy!! Not only is there a God, but he deigned to put himself in human form, Jesus, so that He might live among us. I'm so excited at your understanding that "there is something more." First step!! Are there any people in your life that are believers? Someone here said, don't rely on your feelings, use your mind instead. Faith is both! Here on youtube are two outstanding men of both degreed intellect and deep love for God. Dallas Willard (now deceased) was/is a philosopher, minister and writer. His lessons and talks are deep and will strike a resonant chord in you. John Lennox, a Scottish physicist, speaks well for the truth of Christ. Also, you might enjoy, and be thrilled inwardly, to the music of Michael W. Smith. I especially like his first album from the beginning of his career. kzbin.info/aero/PLbcE2oLnrwBZcJnx9UJ2s-MANYEbu8a4X instrumentals...God reaches His children (us) in many different ways. He is the ultimate good Father, unlike the terrible ones so many of us have had on earth. God is present now, right next to you. That's a miracle worth consideration. He will hear your voice of seeking, if you dare ask. And, respond, of course, in many different ways. A voice inside you, a friend, something notable around you, in the Bible, etc. You'd be surprised how many people find a "relationship" with God by reading the Bible. His Holy Spirit will respond to you whenever you seek Him. One does not need to believe before asking God to reveal Himself to you...just seek in earnest. He will accept you the way you are...don't wait a day longer.👍❤ I also really like the music of Steven Curtis Chapman. I find energy and inspiration by reading biographies and hearing of some tragic events in their lives ... which, with the grace of God, they weather and keep on living. Their interviews are on KZbin as well. I hope to hear good news from you!! I believe youtube might institute a way listeners may contact other listeners. With all due respect, messrtwinky. You can always contact me on Facebook, under "Marcy Stemm." "Mere Christianity" is a wonderful book written by an atheist-turned-Christian. Addresses the intellect first. Ya' know, buddy, you now have many Christians praying for you --- having read your excellent comment.

[@danmart1879]

Morriconi must be guided by God himself to be able to compose such heavenly music. He's a treasure of the human race.

[@labaker6553]

MorriconE

[@lorenzoronci5082]

😭🙏🏻

[@a.patrickkilkenny3036]

He's there now..r.i.p

[@snake9362]

r.i.p 😌😢

[@aliman3229]

Dan Mart God bless him.

[@enricob1302]

How did this masterpiece not receive an Oscar?

[@sargonixofur1234]

It got one for cinematography. Morricone was robbed though.

[@MasterKeyMagic]

Because its about the Catholic Church which is hated by almost everyone who isn't Catholic.

[@warrennicholsony.fernando4513]

Sadly there were a lot of good films that year.

[@greystoke2019]

I cried the 1st time and the 250th time I watched that same scene. It must be DeNiro's best performance ... EVER!

[@theon9575]

Rest in peace, Ennio Morricone.

[@kopynd1]

a never new

[@isaacpolak2261]

4

[@Plmncvb]

One of the most moving and powerful scenes the film industry ever produced, in my judgment (I've seen a few movies in my 74 years). Hollywood needs to reconsider films such as these that packed such emotional punch and gave examples of values and sacrifice and honor---and try to figure out how to make some more like it.

[@t-bone6467]

There is occasionally. Hacksaw Ridge, Silence, Unbroken are three recent ones in my opinion.

[@tonycariello8478]

Well said.

[@DeniseEggertwaterlily]

I don't know why Robert Di Niro never won the academy award for his role in this movie.

[@paolobenedicti1319]

🤝

[@silviacryan]

Not only that. This picture speaks truth of how my people, my race was wiped out from the face of the Earth by whites. 500 years . And other originaries natives

[@juandiegoramirezserrano3155]

It is still difficult to understand to me why De Niro did not get the Oscar for such a brilliant performance.

[@Captwalker70]

He has won 2 Oscars and considered my many to be the best ever, but still there are others who have won more, its all about the "Academy".

[@jamesgrey3320]

this film is a master peace ! this scene is amazing and the last one when de niro got shot and lbefore dying looked at jeremy iron being shot too very emotional and the music of morricone ! de niro is confirmed to be the best actor ever and jeremy irons is so good too !

[@allwaysamarine6528]

One of the most powerful scenes in cinema.

[@silviacryan]

Its sad its only a movie and more and more of my native race are being wiped out from the face of the Earth. 500 years. We don't forget nor forgive.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@silviacryan I know. Before the Spanish arrived in the West Indies ( Cuba, Haiti, etc...) There were six million Arawak Indians living there. They were annihilated by the Spanish thru Forced labor, Torture etc. Many suicides.some Indian Women were even killing their newborn babies. babies so

[@luigig9545]

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 ciao

[@reynamedd6595]

Yes. I have tears in my eyes. He deserves a best actor award from OSCAR

[@giovannimontagnana6262]

If not the most. Such underrated movie.

[@elfedmorris5440]

DeNiro showing why he's the greatest screen actor.

[@alexandrech8874]

This movie is such a masterpiece...

[@alapandas6398]

An absolute underrated masterpiece, but I'm happy that it won Palm d'or.

[@ericalbouy4725]

faire le choix de la vie.....quand vos actions passées vous écoeure.....et demander humblement pardon. Magnifique.

[@elbatipibe111]

La pelicula favorita de mi padre, me la enseño a los 10 años y no la entendi, me la enseño a los 20 años, no entendia por que la armadura le pesaba tanto cuando estaba subiendo y me moleste por que el padre gabriel no lucho en la ultima batalla, finalmente me la enseño a los 30 años y entiendo el gran peso emocional de la carga que subia y finalmente entendi por que el padre gabriel quizo irse en paz. Mi padre fallecio ayer y creo que no hubo una mejor manera de transmitir un mensaje de vida que este clasico de redencion, perdon y paz. Gracias viejito querido donde quiera que estes ayudame a cortar la soga para poder seguir mi camino en paz y seguirte en los dias futuros. Un abrazo al cielo

[@libellu25]

magica

[@antoniomadrid2955]

Que triste y hermosas palabras .Mi pésame a tú bello corazón.

[@santiagoflores4913]

Tu viejo te crió bien....lo que escribes lo prueba. Ojalá pudiera lograr ser tan buen padre como lo fue el tuyo

[@reinadelpilarpolancocanto1447]

La misión; una de mis favoritas ! Fascinante el tema , actores paisajes y lo mejor la realidad que se vivió en aquel tiempo... la enseñanza en su totalidad!!

[@elbatipibe111]

@@santiagoflores4913 sin duda lo seras

[@tonycariello8478]

I watched this movie when I was about15, I'm now 46 and an atheist. I just rewatched this movie and was truly overcome by the human emotion, and depth of characters and the love for all fellow men, women and children. Through the masterful composition of cinematography and music I was truly moved.

[@aidankearney493]

And you are still an atheist?

[@a.caeiro7775]

Same!

[@danielsaavedra8520]

you dont need to be a believer to understand the power of redemption of a person who has done wrong in the world, as we evolved as social beings guilt when acting poorly and happiness from helping others is just a normal evolutionary trait.

[@tonycariello8478]

@@danielsaavedra8520 BOOM

[@espqr8642]

How anyone can still be an atheist after watching this scene is beyond me.

[@mecurian485]

To watch them cutting away his weapons and his armor is heart wrenching. The very things that bound him to his old life, the things that he had carried around his neck as his own personal cross and it is the very people he had enslaved, who free him of his chains. It is glorious.

[@ChristopherThetswe]

The best 👌 indeed!! The power of love melts the heart through forgiveness and repentance!! Hallelujah!! What is humanly impossible Christ makes it possible for us and enables us to love one another and forgive each other!!

[@megabrak83]

The goat of actors, the boss of compositors, a great story and an inspired director = masterpiece.

[@getbusyliving144]

My whole life I was carrying that Heavy burden that Robert is dragging alone in this amazing video but praise be to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ I don't carry any burdens anymore.

[@user-cn3yc6hi3h]

You killed somebody ?

[@getbusyliving144]

@@user-cn3yc6hi3h No.

[@getbusyliving144]

The Heavenly Father is pleased with this video ❤️

[@simonegrava-jouve1543]

Très grand film, qui, hélas, ne passe pas souvent à la télévision, où les jeunes générations pourraient le voir, et admirer le jeu prodigieux des acteurs, la profondeur de l'histoire, la beauté des décors naturel, l'intelligence de la reconstitution historique, plus la musique de Morricone !

[@jadwigaroskowska8578]

This is one of the most touching scenes in film history ever. Music is out of this world. De Niro is so good that I have only absolute appreciation for him. Irons is so believable and pure as a priest. It is one of my favourite films ever!

[@elfedmorris5440]

And of course the sublime music from Mr.Morricone.RIP.

[@jonas15jonas33]

These were the Real Christ 's missionaires

[@reynamedd6595]

True

[@moselisci9129]

There are still many throughout the world, they suffer and die helping people everywhere.

[@tkj2192]

There are still missionaries who go to the remotest places in the earth to preach God's love, but most of them are not known to the world.

[@robingianturco7830]

Danio su danio lo missonario ,lo indigeno tranquilo sin occupasion ,vida tranquilla nel proprio lugar ,oi se stan estinguendo .un aplauso al cop26.todo todo e sto porché.Maldido Dinero ,estados corrupto en todo centro e sur America .!!!!

[@mcd3379]

It's truly a great movie and a genuine "Epic" as good as anything produced by the likes of David Lean and Stanley Kubrick. It was a big risk putting two powerhouses like Jeremy Irons and Robert Deniro in the same movie, but it paid off. Both of them are at their peak playing difficult roles and do a superb job. The role that Irons plays as the priest is probably the harder one, and that of the conquistador played by Deniro is probably the more colorful one - a transformative piece with Mendes having killed his brother and seeking redemption, only to be saved by the tribe he once hunted and enslaved. A great, great movie. And the role of of Morricone's music should not be understated either - it elevates a great movie to that of the sublime.

[@janel342]

Directed by Roland Joffe

[@Isuzusaab]

The best BSO of the best musician ever (Morricone said)

[@peterlewis3540]

How strange, one of Robert De Niro's finest performances, remaining in superb character, the expression on his face is truly remarkable in this challenging waterfall scene, yet the film gets little recognition. It also has one of Ennio Morricone's finest compositions, yet the film is hardly shown on television. A real shame.

[@johnrussell48]

I wonder if the TV producers don't like the Christian emphasise shown so well.

[@davehshs651]

+Peter Lewis Most of the really inspired movies aren't shown much (or at all) on TV. Our dumbed-down, culturally bankrupt society is unable to appreciate such depth.

[@davehshs651]

+John Russell Maybe it's partly because this movie is so critical of the establishment church and its complicity with corrupt power. Things haven't changed much in that regard. A large segment of Christianity loves Donald Trump.

[@marcioleporini3040]

Peter Lewis ennio moricone,Robert de Niro......italians are the best

[@MarkMahoney]

Couldn't agree more!! Though it did win best film at Cannes Film Festival

[@sabashukvani]

Ennio Morricone was truly a gift from God! Amazing music👏

[@xamurai00]

100% this movie had God as co producer.

[@mignonthon]

what a beautifull movie, im not christian, but this film is beyond any religion

[@edmonddantes3640]

The attributes are Christian.

[@sandracline2334]

mignonthon Indeed ...🙏🏼

[@danieleangelini6238]

God are God for all as many names but God Is God

[@willygarcia2144]

You're not need to be christian. The true religion is within us.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Do you think you are smarter for being not christian?

[@johnjim6793]

This glorious scene gives me chills every time I watch it. It is about an essential question of life: How does a man cope with overbearing guilt? Also look at Father Gabriel here. He will not lift a finger to help Mendoza carry his burden, but he watches him closely and won't let him fall. He really cares for Mendoza like a wise father, although he is probably the younger one of those two (actually, Irons is five years younger than de Niro). Also nice to see Liam Neeson in a minor role a couple of years before he rose to stardom.

[@thethikboy]

It is the music of divine mercy and compassion - the inconceivable forgiveness of the Savior which is why this scene is so moving.

[@orlandofurioso7329]

Saint Faustina made us one of the biggest gifts, she was a testimony for God's infinite Mercy

[@thethikboy]

@@orlandofurioso7329 Uh she didn't save us - Jesus did.

[@orlandofurioso7329]

@@thethikboy I know, i just said she was a testimony of the greatness of God, her diary is something really beautiful

[@anneveyssi2375]

Un collector qui rarement touche autant au niveau émotionnel🙏🫠💓💎👌💪👍💖

[@mikeygoodboi]

One of the most powerful scenes in all of movies. I saw this in the theater. And this has stayed with me so powerfully for 33 years. It is as powerful today as it was when I first saw it. It is perfect, not just the performance but the lesson . We carry with us the burden of sin and we do not know how we punish ourselves for that weight. In this instance he chose to carry the weight and the punishment for the sin of killing his brother. And then after he had punished himself enough he allowed the weight of that sin to be relieved from him. And the relief and self-forgiveness was wonderfully powerful.

[@RobertWF42]

And what was really touching is that the very people who Mendoza had terrorized as a slave trader, the Guarani, forgave his sins. I think Mendoza was willing to accept execution at the hands of the Guarani. Instead, they symbolically cut his throat and then cut the rope carrying his armor and weapons. The old Mendoza died and he was reborn.

[@DeniseEggertwaterlily]

I have always wondered at the pastors and ,one priest, have actually appeared on public T.V. and You Tube --- and boasted, as well as itemized their multiple transgressions their personal sins, as well as the many crimes which they committed and laws which they broke, before coming to a personal relationship with Jesus, over an institutionalized knowledge and understanding of Christianity and morality, which they were raised with. I have often wondered why there never seemed to be a sense of sorrow over their transgressions, no personal repentance and humility, in the light of the freeing forgiveness of God, by the sacrifice on the Cross of our precious Savior and Lord. This scene truly illustrates this perfectly, as well as his commitment to these natives and his vocation. I have never gone into the things that I was involved in, as well as my multiple transgressions and sins, unless the Holy Spirit has moved me to share this information, one on one, with one person, alone, whom the Holy Spirit has impressed upon me, is caught up in secret sin or involved in great transgressions, and needs to be freed. Few could have ever know my personal pain, sorrow, helplessness, and hopelessness which I carried inside, as well as the repentance I experienced, and the powerful inner healing and transformation I experienced, when I was forgiven. I will always say, " Who am I , to argue against the forgiveness of God, at the great cost it took, and the grace that He has given me to be His disciple and servant? " This is why this movie is one the greatest movies.

[@zagortenay114]

Scena paradisiaca.

[@DeniseEggertwaterlily]

@Tracchofyre You are free to your own disrespectful, uneloquent criticisms of individuals' personal inner spiritual journeys and inner transformations. You actually write about human having " giant souls capable of layers and nuance, full of strength, compassion, , but also horror That is in itself ( is) cause for celebration and awe." Other than a distaste for highly organized religious institutions which regulate and judge, you seem to be writing about an belief in the existance of human souls. Scientists postulate that there are ten dimensions to the universe. That is actually mentioned in the sacred Vedas of the Hindu religion and also in ancient Jewish texts of the Kabbalah. Even Hindus believe that the universe came into being by the utterance of a sound. The more scientists look into the structure of DNA, and other discoveries, they are starting to believe that there was an actual Designer. Sorrow of conscience is actually necessary for repentance and transformation in any spiritual journey, and is mentioned in every .religion. I have many friends of other faiths and alternate lifestyles. I don't criticize others of my own faith or of others' faith, or alternate lifestyles, unless they hurt others, wound others, and victimize others in any way. Have an insightful day.

[@Jose_Manuel_74]

Recuerdo perfectamente la primera vez que vi esa película en televisión, un domingo por la noche en la uno. La Película me impactó sobremanera pero sobremanera me impactó más todavía su Música, hasta el punto de que me compré el CD con la BSO de la Película. Lo escuché montones de veces y he visto la Película en diferentes momentos de mi vida. La Película pese a que la tenía por "cauces no oficiales", también me la compré original. De vez en cuando me gustaba, me gusta, volver a verla y siempre es un disfrute para los sentidos, siempre te fijas y descubres o redescubres algún nuevo detalle, algún nuevo matiz. Es una Película que te vacía emocionalmente, te revuelve por dentro y saca de ti sensaciones que no podrías explicar ni describir con palabras. No sé porqué pero siempre que escucho los primeros compases de su BSO no lo puedo remediar y me pongo a llorar y siento emociones indescriptibles. Alguien dijo una vez que cuando Morricone compuso esta BSO fue tocado por la mano de dios y sinceramente yo me lo creo. Es increíble y alucinante lo que llega a transmitir su música, con sus variaciones de ritmo, de cadencia, de volumen, de tempo, con sus idas y venidas, con sus pausas y sus silencios. Ayer recibimos la noticia de la muerte de Morricone e inevitablemente me acordé de esta Película y sentí la irrefrenable necesidad de volver a verla y por supuesto una vez más no me defraudó y una vez más la volví a disfrutar. La mezcla de paisajes, música, temática, personajes, etc forman una simbiosis simplemente PERFECTA, un perfecto ecosistema y una oda de vida, de sentimientos y de emociones aunque paradójicamente también muestre la peor parte del ser humano. Del papel de sus protagonistas Jeremy Irons y Robert de Niro no hay nada que decir, sobran las palabras. Simplemente MAGISTRALES. Es de esas Películas que como el buen vino ha sabido envejecer y va mejorando con el paso del tiempo. La escena en concreto que se muestra en este vídeo es simplemente GENIAL. La mezcla de ira, odio, risa y tristeza que se produce cuando Robert de Niro es liberado de ese peso que "lastra" su vida y que provoca por fin su liberación es una OBRA MAESTRA. Gracias a su director, actores y gracias sobre todo a Morricone por ponernos Banda Sonora a parte de nuestra vida. DEP.

[@mariacristinachavez834]

Lo más grande en peliculas

[@user-xv1pt8km5c]

Un gusto leer tu comentario. Es un película maravillosa. La música celestial

[@Jose_Manuel_74]

Muchas gracias@@user-xv1pt8km5c por invertir una parte del tesoro más valioso que tenemos, tu/nuestro tiempo, en leer mi comentario y gracias por tus palabras. Simplemente escribí lo que sentía, tal cual... lo que me salía y sentía, ¡del tirón y sin filtros...! Gracias y SALUD. ;-)

[@nanicasado]

Jose Manuel, a mí me paso la misma cosa. Gracias de decirnos un poco de ce que fué para ti !

[@pcm1703]

Comme vous même, je pleure à chaque fois que je vois ce film . Dieu et son mystère de savoir tirer du mal un plus grand bien . Merci pour votre commentaire !

[@beautyjin96]

내 인생 최고의 영화, 타이타닉 이후로..... The best !! I never forget the day until I die

[@fabiolupetto57]

Morricone deserved several Oscars in his life, if he were american, but likely is italian...Thanks Maestro

[@Dvfrzco]

RIP

[@joaoabrunhosa6043]

Fabio, we are the oscars better than hollywood statues

[@TRINZINI]

He deserved a Fistful of Oscars ... and a few Oscars more.

[@MrTheRenegade]

What a shame this film didnt get recognition from Academy, it should had been awarded 6/7 Oscars, Morricone's scire, De Niro, the direction, the cinematography, the editing, make-up, best film of the year!

[@MichMeister16]

Am crying right now. Remember this so well - was 10 years old. RIP Ennio Morricone.

[@FruityGangster]

The most beautiful score ever written for a film. It’s difficult to believe a man sat down and wrote this music. It’s so deeply moving, it feels as though it dropped out of the heavens for us to hear it. Mr. Morricone is the greatest.

[@Jcrashinthecar]

FruityGangster couldn’t have said it better!

[@honeybeer9717]

It really is far and away the most beautiful film score.

[@giuseppegiuseppe5875]

No dbt

[@mangelzo1991]

When we're all gone , the new generations will be playing maestro Morricone's masterpiece Gabriel's Oboe as we now listen to Bethoven's glorious music. Mr. morricone is truly a genius. We are so lucky to have him.

[@ricrz2100]

The greatest and finest music films composer of all times, Mr Ennio Morricone !!!

[@ProfessorChomsky]

As an aside from the clip, got to be one of Jeremy Irons' best films, he was incredibly believable in his role.

[@OLIVIA-sm3cd]

JE L'AI VU A SA SORTIE. INOUBLIABLE, la preuve. Et oui, je l'écris en majuscules ! Merci ! Quelle beauté !

[@theheaterguyryan5052]

Rip your music will live on forever like Mozart and Bethoven

[@jameshood1928]

One of the most powerful and compelling scenes ever put on film. The Mission was nominated for Best Picture and should have won. De Niro was brilliant.

[@whalekujira]

엔리오 모리꼬네 사랑합니다.thank you my love Ennio Morricone. Rest in peace(haven).from korea

[@veronicafernandez7211]

No words indeed to express the overwhelming sense of love and redemption. And all the characters just superb. Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons….. the native people. A lesson of love, redemption, forgiveness that humanity should learn.

[@johnnyprovo988]

Still one of the most moving films I've ever seen.

[@rowanirish]

RIP Ennio.

[@tm502010]

One of the best scenes ever filmed

[@lookinsideschon1872]

one of my top arthouse movies! Top music, top actors, top regie, ..

[@rosspanama9633]

The best movie ever made.

[@robertconvery5669]

Omg. I am still crying watching this scene. Di Niro is a magician as an actor.

[@geekane9462]

One of thee most pivotal moments in cinematic history. All emotions experienced in a mere few minutes; hate, love, acceptance, fear, joy, despair, loss, forgiveness and more as defined by each viewer. DeNiro's acting here is amazing as always. You can see his face feel many of these emotions. Only when we let go of our worldly possessions can we really begin to feel God's grace. How Maestro Morricone can create such musical masterpieces is beyond the talents of mere mortals. This piece highlights every single instrument in the orchestra and voice singing out as harmoniously as humanly possible. I cannot imagine how complex the score sheet must be and with Morricone conducting this. Truly amazing

[@pascalpouget8779]

La rédemption..naître à nouveau..renaissance.! Quel exemple MAGNIFIQUE..à voir et revoir avec la même émotion..ce film restera pour toujours dans les mémoires.. On peut renaître..

[@jorgeduarte5860]

Así solos Verdareros Guaranie pura gratitud y Cariños a los que nos visitan y también somos una gran fiera cuando se nos ataca Nosotros los Paraguayos Representamos con Grandeza la Raza Guarani y somos los únicos que hablamos su Idioma en todos el País Tenemos historias Milenaria en nuestra Samgre y lo llevamos con orgullo!!!

[@gregjs9665]

One of my favorite scenes in all of moviedome. A soul being reborn.

[@Asturcharlie]

Thank you for you imortal Soundtracks and Music. Rest in Peace, Ennio Morricone.

[@nickyborrisino]

Not a big fan of DeNiro, but I have to admit this is the best performance of his career.

[@PierluigiPuccini]

No actual word is enough to describe how good this score is.

[@bigboyAndy307]

Beautiful film and very underrated. A film worthy of God himself.

[@bobthebuilder9553]

Still one of the most powerful films I have ever seen.

[@dendenlang5648]

Robert De Niro is magnificent! Love him so much!

[@fanfan1723]

oui MAGNIFIQUE !!!!! j'en pleure à chaque fois ....il mérite vraiment sont oscars pour sont ensemble. ...tout y es superbement beaux ...merci pour ce partage ...

[@nanicasado]

Merci infiniment de nous partager ce moment indicible du film Mission. C'est d'une pureté cristalline. Je crois qu'après l'avoir vu, on ne sort pas indemne. Malheureusement on l'oublie, où ceux qui ne sont pas allées le voir, devraient le faire. Ah si l'on nous donnait plus de ses films et de cette musique ! Merci infiniment

[@suzannerhodes4865]

This is just beautiful RIP Ennio Morricone

[@FranciscoHernandez-if1qd]

A broken man was climbing the water fall, broken in his heart after killing his brother on a jealous attack. The man who was doing penitance, who prefer dying before releasing his load... The same weapons which he used to fight and enslave these natives, the same weapons that killed his brother... He doesn't even try to defender himself against the native warrior, so when he received the forgiveness of the tribe while they released him from the load of his sins... he can not help himself and burst into tears ... He understood he has been given a second chance, he's still suffering all his losses, but he has been forgiven and is free to live again. Beautiful scene, marvelous music...all together a master piece.

[@libellu25]

i never seen something so powerful as this in my life ever

[@andreabaldassarri9402]

He will never end to conduce his orchestra.. He conduced with the soul.. and the soul can't die..🙏

[@dancaes813]

I cried for a half hour walking in the city when this film first came out. Gorgeous, tragic movie.

[@zagortenay114]

Film che insegna a vivere.

[@Lee-pj5vf]

Thank you for your superb editing- its rare I don't cry.

[@martinsorenson1055]

I am overwhelmed with grief as well as gratitude. Thank you, Maestro, for music that inspires me; for the music that fills me with joy and wonder; for the music that unsettles me, and makes me ache with anticipation; and for the music that cuts straight to my heart and says what I cannot say with words. Grazie Maestro.

[@paradoxicalcanons]

I miss him too.

[@rockgoal7081]

5:35 the most powerful and overwhelming perform ever ...De Niro deserve an Oscar award . the most beautiful and unforgettable scene of all times.

[@RodrigoSilvaDiaz]

The soundtrack is AMAZING.

[@jephthaholt]

Yes the soundtrack is...even greater is the lesson

[@user-on2dw3yg8z]

Thanks for sharing. God has never left us, nor has he ever abandoned us. He's always inside our hearts....

[@jacksmith5973]

How on earth he did'nt win the Oscar for this extraordinary score, music from heaven, the finest piece of music I've ever heard ! I have to mention that the movie won the PALM D'OR at the cannes film festival , which is the greatest festival in the world, but lost the Oscar to Platoon in 86 !! neverthless that score should've won the Oscar, it's beyond deserving !!!

[@edwinombac]

Deniro fought to get this part, the director didn’t think he was right for it, thankfully for Deniros persistence we have this brilliant performance.

[@sandramcclure2598]

isn't he a atheist?

[@mattlugg1185]

DeNiro at his finest. One can feel the pain, the relief and the redemption.

[@chrischaplin8497]

I will never forget seeing this as a teenager in the cinema. One of the first grown up films I had seen and possibly the most remarkable film of my entire life with a score that entirely matches it. I hope my children see this and Schindlers List. Both with Liam Neeson of course...

[@therabidscorpion]

My first was Dead Poets Society. I was a kid and didn't really understand it, but went back and watched it as an adult, and it's one of my favorites.

[@chrischaplin8497]

@@therabidscorpion Funnily enough DPS also left an enduring mark on me. Amazing performances!

[@adrianpallis4568]

Its many years since I have seen this masterpiece of a film and realises Liam Neeson is in it.

[@dianebrookes5294]

I have to listen tonight as we hear of Ennio's Morricone passing tonight one of the best music composers of all time god bless him one of favourite music pieces

[@PureGonzo]

I don't think this is one of the best scenes. It is absolutely the best. It is full of meaning. Thanks!

[@dowdallerno1]

I watch this and think, there is always more good, than bad. Rip Ennio.😔

[@fanfan-wo9bb]

Quelle plaisir de revoir ce passage !!! TOUJOURS AUSSI ÉMOUVANT..et avec cette magnifique musique d eliot morricone MERCI

[@RobinCapper]

I'm at the falls now, loved this movie and soundtrack since first saw it on release. Surreal to see the falls in reality, with this music playing in my mind

[@rosaleitegarcia6620]

They are so beautiful!!! I was there only once. LOVE the place, the people, the Animals, ...I don't believe in God, but the Word everbody said when we saw for the first time the fall was God in all languages. Mine was Dios and I think on the mission, the film and the music.

[@normalaurent4960]

I’ve been wanting to go there for the longest time.

[@deathshead357]

You're at the falls.....and you decide to go on KZbin?

[@stefanmainusch685]

Mach es gut Ennio Morricone. Danke für viele schöne Momente. Deine Musik hat mir durch viele Stunden gebracht.

[@LifeisBeautuful]

One of my best loved movies and pieces of music of my life

[@MasterKeyMagic]

One of the best Catholic films of all time

[@ferrz4005]

Ennio Morricone, para mí el más grande de todos los tiempos. Sublime esta composición... Con una sensibilidad que tienen muy pocos, cuando escucho sus obras, me hace llorar.

[@Dvfrzco]

RIP

[@willygarcia2144]

Melodías inolvidables como aquella la de Cinema Paradiso y tantas más‼️

[@minilg]

Nunca entendí el desprecio de la Academia por no otorgarle el Oscar, el estuvo enojado por ello..La banda Sonora es absolutamente magnífica..La historia, los actores, la ambientación..SUBLIME, CADA UNA DE LAS COMPOSICIONES ME HACE LLORAR..

[@pscal4806]

Si so beautifull music, so sensitive, grande grande grande Maestro Ennio Morricone... mille bravos, grazie mille Signore. My brother is dead just 4 days before him...

[@IvanSalcedoMx]

Cinema paradiso es otra, igual o mejor que esta incluso. Para mi igual, incomparable.

[@chrisslagter3552]

This scene made me weep. when I saw it fresh, way back in 1986... when I was but 20 years old. It still impacts me, to this day, at 53. Seriously, I am weeping like you wouldn't believe. This man, who has just spent all these hours and days, dragging the remnants of his past - those things which his society said, "You are a Man,"... He dragged all of that useless baggage with him, only to be freed of it at the very end of his trek... If this scene doesn't hit you, you have never been in "that place" where it needs to hit you. I am not sure if I envy you, or pity you.

[@nicolecuvillier9698]

Exceptionnel jeu d' acteurs , bouleversant !

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

Absolutely amazing movie 🎬 🎞 🎥

[@brederoux]

Still my number 1 movie of all times

[@mfawls9624]

Mine too I had forgotten it somewhat but just starting the Ignatian inspired Forty Weeks journey I remembered and came to watch. My life and situations in it recently led me in a way, not as outwardly emotional but inwardly as profound as this scene. In trying to explain it to someone without wanting to sound new agey or like a 'Jesus freak' I sent them the link to this. It's the best summation of my feelings around the sort of transformative insight I was given to my life.

[@adrianoguberti2893]

Morricone. E. Il. Migliore. Compositore. Di tutti i tempi. Vero ciao

[@adrianoguberti2893]

Il. Film. Più bello e la. Musica. Del grande maestro. Morricone

[@danielrroca]

I agree with you

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

That's fine, however "TIME" as a noun is inherently plural - so adding an "s" is grammatically improper ("of all time" = "time" being the plural noun and "all" representing the placement of a thing as its plural pronoun). The addition of an "s" implies it is an adjective modifer helping to discribe multiple seperate periods delineated in their own nouns ("of all times of peace and struggle" = "peace" and "struggle" being the placeable nouns). Don't get offended, get amended. 👍

[@marianquinlan8707]

How this scene comes alive with music for the soul...an affirmation of the boundless Mercy of God; giving hope to us who carry the cross of our guilt, pain, and desolation as He carried His Cross ahead of us!

[@zoharisrael4353]

what a film what a music..lost for words 😍

[@masmith0512]

After a life spent in darkness; to have the weight of one’s trouble lifted from one’s soul ! What an amazing moment when the light comes shining through for the first time ❤️

[@jamesrobertson2712]

I am just a mere mortal, but in my humble opinion, if you take somebody's life, the only, and I mean the only, redemption is to give yours to save that of others. That is called getting even with God.

[@cridecar]

I cannot fathom in my heart how this unspeakably moving score did not merit an oscar. This music moves my core.

[@flaviooliva2175]

There's so much poetry in this, so much heartfelt ... One of the greatest geniuses of all times, makes me proud of being ITALIAN !!! So Long M.° Ennio Morricone, you are immortal, as your music is !!!

[@martinemarsal9676]

J'adore ce film qui est rempli de plein de messages avec la merveilleuse musique d'Ennio Morricone.

[@markbrix9385]

Never seen this movie, but it looks and sounds like an absolute masterpiece!

[@deg6788]

Watched IT ?