The Secret life of Walter Mitty Himalayas Scene with Junips Don't let it pass soundtrack..

[@cookiewaa]

That shot when they were playing while appearing as just silhouettes with the setting sun shining brightly in the background is just magical. The realization that even though he didn't get what he came for at his journey's end, what he gained in the process is that much more significant. This scene man. It's just pure beauty.

[@anthonysmall5090]

looks like they were really having fun to me..

[@dudoklasovity2093]

totally agree! the soft tones of music and of the setting sun while people are having fun creates a magnificent blend of emotions❤️

[@anthonysmall5090]

Yes it is and that song to match

[@NightSky777]

Well said

[@Elaz61]

one of the most underrated movies ever

[@bayjrid0110]

The movie didn't ask for attention.

[@dullilul]

@@bayjrid0110 well said

[@NightSky777]

I know!

[@LillybethLilyLeah]

To me, this scene is the essence of what it is to be human. One of the best in movie history.

[@booleangang631]

Quintessential

[@veydkurup9746]

Truly

[@NightSky777]

Yes, I believe you are right. Cheers 🥂

[@ΜακηςΤυχαλας-ι9κ]

I agree with you....also another great scene in my opinion,is in American Beauty,when Ricky play to the daughter of Kevin Spacey,i dont remember her name on the film,the scene of the empty bag...dancing on air...with very beautiful music .... magical scene....

[@moviepeasantispeasanted]

51% on Rotten Tomatoes?! Bloody critics! This movie is brilliant!

[@ashishkaushik8036]

I agree.. ironical!!

[@GREVIEWS02]

Daniel Sadjadi its actually mixed conversation many people like it many people don't it's just a average

[@0810-q3h]

SO DO I THINK LIKE YOU ! BLOOOOODY CRITICS ! THIS MOVIE IS MY LIFE MOVIE !

[@zozobra226]

they went in thinking this would be a senseless comedy movie. fuck them. this movie changed the way i used to think

[@tommyblade8093]

@@GREVIEWS02 maybe some people come to watch movies just to get away reality? or the advertisement or trailer did come out as expected?

[@HawkCircleWilderness]

The music in this is just freaking sublime.

[@vishnu2407]

Jose gonzalez and junip are lovely :)

[@Gil-y6d]

You got the point!

[@stephen-john1677]

speechless, so beautiful

[@timwhite5562]

Man that scene! I'll admit it, I tear up at movies every now and then. However it's never been "sad" parts that get me, for some reason it's the happy, joyful scenes that affect me. This movie, forget the script, acting, etc. The cinematography in it produces some of the muddy beautiful scenes I can remember. From the scene in the beginning when he's running in the Life offices in New York, jumping from the helicopter in Greenland, skateboarding down the long hill in Iceland (which BTW, next to Ireland is the must beautiful country you can EVER visit, I highly recommend it for a vacation spot, and it's much closer than you think especially if you live in the Northeastern US), and this scene of the soccer game with the sunsetting on the Himalayas are absolutely transcendental. The term "breathtaking" which I find to be WAY overused (like genius and hero) is absolutely fitting for this movie. I first saw it on a 60" high def with my friends crazy $30,000 analog tube driven surround sound system LITERALLY knocked the wind out of me a few times. Along with the flawless soundtrack, I find myself hiding my face a few times in the attempt to surreptitiously wipe the tears streaming down my face. The reviews are a mixed bag. In this case I say; DAMN the reviews! I'm as cynical as they come, but this movie did more for my mood and outlook than 6 months of any therapy would have.

[@HumanbeingonfloatingEarth]

tim white brilliant. : )

[@bethelmenil8786]

THIS MOVIE WAS AWESOME!!

[@garonpresley]

My sentiments exactly, Tim. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.What an amazing piece of cinema. The thing I like about the soccer scene is that they all look like they're genuinely having fun - not just doing it for the scene. The sunset is gorgeous and makes me want to go to Iceland/Greenland. What beautiful landscapes. Ben Stiller did a great job starring in and directing it. I have the soundtrack and I highly recommend it. The last scene really gets me - what a great way to end the movie. I'm so glad I have the DVD to watch when I need pick me up!

[@emperorlelouch5696]

Wow, you must be really cynical to have only just found a movie like this to make you happy. There are some really good movies out there, you just have to find them. Also this movie is one of the best

[@davetrumpet1]

My favorite movie. Ever.

[@wrooko1]

One of the sherpa in this movie, Phurba Tashi, is a mountaineering legend. He holds the record for most 8000ers summits as well as the record of Everest summits, he's been on top of the world 21 times

[@baburao87]

Marco Brusa Wow

[@genesisfox1]

To this day I don't understand how such a beautiful and inspiring film could have been so underrated... Get real!, Ben Stiller deserved an Oscar for that!

[@armandovalencia8448]

I remember how much this movie changed my outlook on life. And honestly at first I felt it would be impossible, cause of money and time restrictions I set on myself. The reality is, you don’t even have to go far away to enjoy life. I learned simply taking small moments and small trips to more local areas was more than enough to have me going out and enjoying what this world has to offer. You don’t need to take a trip to other side of the world. There’s a lot close to us that we overlook. Obviously, I have plans to one day go further away on a more distant trip, but you don’t have to hold yourself back by aiming for that to start with if you feel you can’t. Work your way up. Small trips first then proceed to making bigger trips further away. If you’re lucky to be able to go off far and away from the get go, then more power to you, go out and enjoy the world we live in.

[@terranrepublic7023]

A hidden message in this scene: at the end of the footage, as the sun sets a group of birds flew by, which contrasts an earlier scene where Walter Mitty was riding a bike along the highway in Iceland, he saw a group of birds flying and he imagined the face of Cheryl Melhoff in the birds and hit a pole, wrecking his bike. But here he no longer sees delusional pattern in the birds, because he was truly enjoying life, enjoying the moment, so a group of birds appeared as what they were - just a group of birds, but not his romantic obsession. I guess the moral of the story is to let go of your obsession and live your life fully, then everything will be better.

[@marceloenrique2235]

Yesterday I watched this movie again, and you´re right. I noticed the same .

[@Minoritynomad]

dont think this was really hidden. as you watch the movie, his dreams become fewer and fewer. was the entire point of the movie. you're 100% right to the moral of the story. when we live life we don't have to dream about living life.

[@adamschaeffer4057]

I don't know. Doesn't sound like good advice to tell Michelangelo that a chunk of marble is just a chunk of marble and to let go of romantic obsession that it could be something more. Sounds like executing the spirit if you ask me

[@prathmeshdeshpande9876]

Love you man.....

[@T-Bear]

Deep stuff 🤔

[@caleblabord8551]

There’s a nice life lesson in this scene that made me tear up. Walter was worried about this leopard photo and capturing the moment and I can only imagine how bad he felt about having thrown away that photo. But Sean simply says “It’s a ghost cat.” It’s from here that he goes and just experiences life without worry, fear, or contemplation of the fear. Amidst that he finds true strength. In the end everything does work out, and the wallet is recovered! Moral of the story, enjoy your life and stop worrying about this and that. God called us all to do more than just worry When we trust in him we can know that everything is going to alright. This scene really spoke to me and it’s been beautiful to see how much it’s affected everyone else as well. Have a beautiful day guys!

[@albino7367]

All I gotta say is Amen.

[@KrommyMusic]

❤️

[@anthonysmall5090]

And of course he got that girl and she was gorgeous.

[@anthonysmall5090]

Very well put

[@NightSky777]

I like your thoughts, true

[@VyasSpeaks]

This scene makes me overwhelmingly happy. So happy that I get tears. The sheer simplicity of this scene and the impact it has. ❣️❣️❣️ This movie is like a spiritual experience for me. I don't care what critics say about it. I don't care what other people say about it. All I know is that this movie fills me with hope. And that is precious ❣️

[@dkn2951]

Best scene ever! The soundtrack, scenery, visual, all combined perfectly

[@felipebenavides1]

Because of this movie i quited my old, stressfull, and boring job, bought a plane ticket to japan and started travelling for several months. Best decission i made in my life.

[@viditjain2653]

THE MOST UNDERRATED MOVIE IN HISTORY! So Moving and Beautiful!

[@Sentinel-40K]

There are two beautiful points of this scene that resonate with me. The first is Penn's forgoing the Holy Grail of shots in favor of being "stuck in" in the moment. It's a beautiful idea that reminds me of people staring through their cell phones at an event instead of the event itself. I no longer video my kid with my phone. I drop it so I can take in the moment. Those are the memories that I want to take with me. The soccer scene is amazing because it is humanity at its finest. In those spontaneous moments, we realize that we are more similar to each other than different. Our trajectory as humans although different from one person to the next, ends up at the same place. Just a breathtaking scene all the way around.

[@steveaustin9386]

Spot on! How many people these days actually experience the moment for themselves without the distraction of a mobile phone. I did a sky dive a while back and one of the staff members couldn’t believe I didn’t want to have it recorded! I told her “no thanks, this is for me”

[@danielwoodwardcomposer2040]

The best things in life are free.

[@aidand.7911]

Correction, the best things in life are earned, not like through a job, but through risk, and pushing yourself past your comfort zone, earned by tryibg to be the person you dream of being

[@ajmalthedon]

like torrent

[@bibicus1691]

“The best things in life are truly free Singing birds and laughing bees You got me wrong says he The sun don't shine in your TV” -The Story of an Artist

[@เบนคุงชัยชนะ]

Food Love Money Sex

[@mizar_copernicus138]

no they arent... even in this scene to get there they had to pay for plane tickeckts, food, maps, shelter, camera, outdoor clothes and tools etc etc.... nothing in life is for free is much more correct

[@Beastinvader]

It is in this moment that Walter got over his daydreams - he realised he should "stay in the moment"

[@arizonias9]

Is that from the original short story? I still haven't read it yet.

[@abirogers2586]

That just helped me with my essay, Thanks!

[@gonzalodaino]

Perhaps these 3 minutes are the most perfect moment in the history of modern cinema.

[@cyberkiller83]

This is one of the greatest movie i ever see, ben stiller should be proud of this. I dont understand the critics really.

[@nikhilkumar-bm8ic]

No matter how many times I watch this. It's the same feeling with the same intensity.

[@fadhirulafnan9491]

Same! Watched this more than I could remember. Still hits the same

[@DoggosintheHouse]

I will be 50 years old this year... and the memories that stick with me the most aren't birthdays or weddings or promotions or awards.... they are moments of pure peace: skiing across a frozen lake in Labrador.... lying by a glacial lake in the Rockies watching the sun set.... sharing a drink with my wife on a sailboat anchored in a quiet Caribbean cove.... skiing back to my chalet in the evening on an empty run while big, soft flakes fall all around us.... Enjoy your life. Eat, drink and be merry. Party. Make love. Dance and sing... but don't forget those moments when your mind is stilled and you can just BE.... Don't forget that there are a million beautiful moments waiting to be discovered. I love this movie... and if they spent 20 minutes of it watching Walter ride a long board down a road in Iceland, I would love it even more.

[@zanetaylor7]

One of the best KZbin comments I've ever read ^. Hats off to you. And you didn't say this, but skiing across a lake WITH a labrador is on my bucket list now haha. My brain twisted your message into what I really wanted. Wish you well

[@arozyh2826]

Never got tired watching this movie, every time. Brilliant!

[@tricouleur9689]

I wish I could experience a moment like this.

[@PRSouthern]

You can. And you will.

[@Woody-gx8bd]

Travel my friend, travel. I am in a hostel right now in Venice Italy, was just in Ireland and heading Spain and Amsterdam along with the siding country’s in Europe and I never think about regret. Yes it is a little “pricey” but in the end, the experience and memories is priceless. Enjoy your life.

[@jimnmandy11]

This movie defines a life worth living. It has heart, emotion, adventure and pure love.

[@prasetyawannugrahanto7485]

This scene taugh me that, everything that you found very breathtaking, awesome and beautiful for you, doesnt have to be always stay potrays in a photograph by your phone or camera, you live in the moment, not on piece of paper. Imo

[@Inferno2368]

This is honestly one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@partticle2222]

PureGold!🎹🎼🙌🏼🎥🏔

[@acewilliams7917]

At twilight, birds in the background, connecting with people. now that's life. wish I was there.

[@irismaralves81]

The most briliant movie! I Love the secret life of Walter Mitty

[@amoghavarshamurthy]

What a beautiful scene! At peace!

[@rrrrron]

This is my most favorite scene in this movie. It made me wanted to have a calm, peaceful and quiet life in the countryside. The song and the scene really matched.

[@fallzero7304]

The first time I saw this scene I cried a lot I don't travel a lot but I do have the urge once in a while but my major dest like Iceland,swizzy,japan,new Zealand, etc so I'm still working on the money stuff When sean said "That looks like fun" something inside me hurt a lot, it's not the great things it's always the ones that we feel as to be fun and we always don't feel like making an effort and enjoy them since its a common conception that sacrificing smaller things lead to great things which aren't absolutely correct This movie opened my eyes and made me realize what I have and how we can make a way to not compromise things for what we want to achieve Make the extra mile and be content with what you are left with cause life is short but when we whine it's just worthless so try again until you get there Ben Stiller gave this world such a wonderful film and I hope the people who watch this lead their utmost life

[@juicejoy1]

This soundtrack is perfection ♥️

[@diogod.a.4287]

This is one of my favourite scenes!! The song (fantastic), the meaning of this moment... truly inspiring!!

[@niceyesplease]

One of the most underrated movies in my opinion. Enjoy watching it over and over again. This scene reminds me of so many moments of my life where I had way less money but more time!

[@moviepeasantispeasanted]

By far the absolute awesomest soccer scene ever put to film! Just goes to show you don't need shaky camera and screaming and craziness to make a good scene! In fact, you sometimes need the opposite. You need beautiful, slow shots, silence and great soundtrack to make a great scene sometimes. Different if it's a thriller chase scene, though, that's what I mean by sometimes.

[@tyler1brady2]

moviepeasant this is a moving film, and this scene, every time I’ve watched it, makes me grin. Simple story telling that really moved me...

[@moviepeasantispeasanted]

Sorry for very late reply, but I feel exactly the same way.

[@easycompany4819]

moviepeasant Football * i love you guys man. Hopefully one day we play a match together in himalayas. Peace out

[@rossadventurous]

The best scene. Very emotional and inspiring.

[@signalrepeater]

Himalayas,.... ohhh. that belt !, that land... people attain nirvana, absolute freedom by getting lost there. So magical, so wonderful. so powerful. May almighty bless all and destroy all suffering.

[@franciscatoro4987]

Mi escena favorita de la película...casi puedo sentir ese sol de atardecer... No creo que hayan seguido un "guión" para esta escena, se siente tan auténtica. Cuando estoy estresada veo esta escena y todo fluye...

[@JÆK.02]

I watched this movie for the first time about 2 weeks ago, and I can confidently say this is one of my favorite scenes in all of cinema. The dynamic between Walter and Sean is beautiful. Sean lives in the moment, while Walter is too concerned with what was and what will be. This idea of control and concern over external things still holds Walter back, even this far into the film. Ultimately, at this point, what can Walter do about throwing away the picture? Nothing, so there's no sense in worrying about it. Even though the (subjectively) bad event of losing the photo sent him on this amazing journey, Walter is still too concerned with his initial mistake and doing his job to appreciate all the good things that came from it. Meanwhile, Sean chose to ignore the camera and his job to live in the moment of seeing a beautiful and rare snow leopard in person, something that most people won't ever experience in their whole lives. Despite completely missing the photo, he doesn't seem all that disappointed. He forgives it and moves on. Too many of us are sucked into our phones, computers, and TV and have lost sight of how to live in the moment. We have so much digital shit and mush shoveled at us from the news, streaming sites, and social media every day at such a fast rate that we have a hard time slowing down anymore. We seek our experiences vicariously now by watching other people lead superficially extraordinary lives through a bunch of pixels when, in reality, they are only picking and choosing specific blips out of the entire canvas of their (likely mediocre) life to share. So much effort poured into trying to impress a bunch of strangers online when they could just put the phone down and live in the moment, finding fulfillment there and enriching their souls. Now, I'm not just trying to be a cliche and bash phones and social media and all that. I recognize they can be fine in moderation. Still, many people, including me and the rest of my Zoomer generation, aren't very good at moderating it. I'm taking a much better inventory of how much time I spend on my phone now, as well as how I choose to perceive the things that happen to me daily. This movie makes me want to pursue happiness and a more fulfilling life. I hope it does the same for some of you.

[@pierdek3604]

beautifully said. i completely agree

[@chrisjames8994]

This scene. Just gets me.

[@ЧингизХайруллин-ь7е]

The best movie ever! After watching it I want to travel, to listen great music( Teodor Shapiro's music), to discover anything new for me. This movie is brilliant!

[@ganeskmr]

very inspire song, feel the life every movement,

[@Emebaregesi]

SPECTACULAR SCENE. Absolutely captivating.

[@jorgeduarte8021]

The ochre color is beautiful. The music and the slow motion scene. Great movie.

[@Shane-un8pe]

When Sean is explaining his philosophy about moments he says, "Right there" as he's looking down the mountain. He quickly corrects himself and says, "Right here" then glances towards Walter. I think he's acknowledging how much he enjoys spending a moment with a friend. It's rather sweet.

[@Ivanski]

The best movie i have ever watched! I have it and watching it when ever i am "down".... Pure magic!

[@peonwarrior]

Soccer has never been SO inspiring

[@sasll10]

It’s football and it’s the best sport ever

[@lopez7947]

Yeah, Football it's passion, but no matters what sport you love: boxing, american football, rugby, the important it's enjoy it

[@sasll10]

Football or soccer wherever you called it. >>>>>> all sport

[@animationcycles7109]

Something about that kick at the 2 minute mark, that just satisfies me. Symbolism of his life, being launched.

[@troyaustin858]

I have traveled to 41 countries because of this movie. It still to this day motivates me to keep travelling.

[@dforman4770]

Maybe one day I’ll have the balls to go on adventure like that

[@Mousymusic]

this movie is one of my best made realize the little things in life and taught me alot about myself. This song makes me tearup every time i listen to it. I'm greatful for the movie and music and story and everything also thanks to jòse

[@averagejoe4284]

the irony of watching this & starting to day dream about doing it! haha

[@dulacdominique7630]

Very wonderful movie ! I love it very much!

[@cristodearmas]

ESTA ESCENA ES ORO PURO

[@j062]

My English teacher showed my class this movie my senior year. I fell in love with it. It was really hard to enjoy it at first because everybody in my class just kept talking or kept complaining about how bad the movie was.

[@Jazz-dh2ds]

Any reason they said it was bad?

[@klaswr77]

This movie is a masterpiece

[@charlesyang1292]

Beautiful things dont ask for attentions

[@Ebenezum13]

Amazing movie … always watching when I dont fell good … its showing that anytime any age you can enjoy your life … life is not about material stuff, life is about to enjoy simple moments

[@DavosSeaworth]

loved this scene and I was pleasantly surprised to hear Jose/ Junip featured in the film.

[@beamimibee]

What a perfect movie... just perfect.

[@RodLandaeta]

This is one of my favourite movies. It is gorgeous.

[@sofieadie]

my wishlist is to live life as Walter Mitty does. True inspiration!

[@yanzil]

This scene and the music is just..... WOW!!!!! #staysafe

[@rc-pm1fe]

Such a good movie, one of my favorites

[@stephen-john1677]

This movie is my favourite, gives me so much nostalgia. Feels like I'm there. The music is the cherry on top 🤤😭

[@trevorharnden2493]

This movie inspired me to mountain bike the Annapurna Circuit in the Nepal Himalayas in 2019!

[@nganthanh9995]

What a brilliant movie

[@sklingen21]

I'd like to think Sean in this scene is like meeting God. We think its all about the mission when he is all about having fun.

[@steve24550]

Ignore the critics. This is a GREAT film. Watch it. Then watch it again.

[@Aryan-qv8hz]

This movie had heart

[@blakeb5138]

Thanks, really

[@XxBongZilaxX]

I remember that place. In my head.

[@Senapses]

Man I love this movie

[@CarlosAFloresFgx]

Beautiful

[@alexfarrah]

the beautiful game

[@efrengarcia7897]

Best movie ever!

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

I really enjoyed this film.

[@sweeterscience83]

I remember that one time I played futsal with some Nepalese on the top of Everest while the sun was setting. Totally putting that in my bio.

[@mohitoBhau5499]

Part of why the movie was as awesome as it was for me, was because I was familiar with the artist/band (Jose Gonzalez/Junip) that scored the music for the film. It helped had an even greater weight to scenes such as this.

[@manikbhure4436]

This movie deserves an oscar not rotan tomatoes review

[@expantube]

My favourite music in this great movie

[@carmenfestas1]

Esse filme me fez decidir, enfim, realizar o antigo sonho de conhecer a Islândia.Fui atrás de todos os lugares onde ele foi rodado e tenho fotos de vários deles,como também o hotél vazio onde ele entra, o lugar onde desce de skate e o hotél depois da cena etc...Enfim, colecionei vários deles nas minhas 3 viagens que já fiz até aqui.Ainda me falta ir onde a cena do helocóptero foi rodada...O país é simplesmente inspirador e se deixa descobrir por cada pessoa de uma forma particular e única. Se você tem sonhos de conhecer a Islândia,vá!Se não agora, quando?

[@nofero96]

Mesmerizing scene

[@ardaonal4244]

Amazing movie

[@imandatta85]

One of my all time favorite movie..

[@interrobang5000]

Jeez this movie is so good

[@andres706]

No puedo creer que exista gente que le parezca mala esta película, es totalmente hermosa

[@AudraGibson]

Insanely underrated movie.

[@daviddrivez9978]

I want to live like this

[@marcmaza2821]

After seeing this movie made me wanted to go travel bad! Sean penn with the big lens!

[@njsteere]

“Right there… right here. Oh, it’s gone” Life is short, I hope you all live well.

[@boonyasit27]

Best movie ever

[@cristianobando9759]

excelente película de esos partidos que nunca se olvida :)

[@zanyking]

Let's just call it "Ghost Cat Walter Mitty" Double quotes are so useful

[@trikkerman1]

This scene should have included the very first time the meet when the first thing Penn says is "Seriously, how did you get here?"

[@ashishkaushik8036]

True..

[@robertholoiday9918]

Very good movie

[@signalrepeater]

This is actually a later generational movie. Hippies and original travellers about 40-50 years ago experienced and went through intense interactions like these which added to knowledge worldwide.

[@tuanjim799]

I would go further than that: what this scene is talking about is something very ancient, timeless. Humans have been on this journey of realization for thousands and thousands of years (maybe even longer than that, who knows what the true history of this planet is).

[@fr30wi]

I think all actors should be given 10 Oscars