In fact, in my mind, we have even TWO precious songs to choose between for the last few minutes, don´t you think? Petula Clark´s "Kiss me goodbye" is the other one. Such a variety for the final showdown - what a marvelous achievement of mankind...
The music is perfect. Much like Clockwork Orange with "Singin' in the Rain", it is symbolic. The song is saying that we will see nuclear bombs, not sure when, but some day we will.
I remember seeing the film for the first time almost by chance. Could have been end of seventies, and the black & white was not exactly en vogue. Seen it in the Belgrade film museum.
Stanley Kubrick. Every film of his is a masterpiece.
And this one - a gloss black comedy and such a deep insight into the nature of our 'I'- which certainly does deserve his devastating irony.
It is hard enough to make a better film from this one-is it at all possible to make a more important one?
@daseladi I agree with you and about 90% of your post. I dont agree with how every movie he has made is a masterpiece. I generally didn't care much for "Eyes wide shut". I'm not saying it's bad, but you cant compare it with Clockwork, Full metal jacket and Dr. Strangelove (How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb).
I dont think it's possible to make a more important film - due to the still alive risks of an allout nuclear war.
@gottmospahedengubbar That s the one I haven't seen. Got it, couldnt make myself watch it somehow, except the first minutes. So cant say a thing about it. But aren't you a bit hard,now, on Kubrick? Or on the precision in expression in general? :) Even 'almost all films.. .' would be quite unparalelled.. and what masterpieces, at that.
I love Kubrick and most of his films (haven't seen them all though, but most of them). I agree with your line about Precision in expression - that's something that Kubrick really nails in every movie I've seen (even Eyes wide shut).
I dont think that Eyes wide shut is a bad movie. It's a decent movie, It's worth watching. But you cant really go into it thinking It's another Clockwork, Dr Strangelove or Lolita. You should watch Eyes wide shut.
We should get like a huge plane like a c130 and fill it with billions of dollars and then fly over japan while blasting the song make it rain and just drop all the money out the plane.
Youngsters you have to save your future right away.
The problem is frauds, scapegoaters, arrogance, ego defense, people afraid of people resembling prior obnoxious people who had earlier transferred their fears, needs to pacify, needs to scapegoat for profit.
Only scapegoaters will be angry with the message there can never be
a reason for any good person to know fear for any reason whatsoever.
Science is useless w/o a morality, and morality is a fraud when not
When it comes to genius it's stupid to talk about "genres", even though Kubrick did a hell of a job and remains of the greatest directors and persons of all time. What he left to mankind is eternal, pure art.
@GomJabber11 I wish Kubrick had made more movies of any kind. That being said, I'm glad he left us with a rather small, but brilliant body of work. I've re-watched several of them recently with my 26 year old neighbor who didn't even know who the man was just a few months ago. We watched this movie last night and it was still as brilliant as ever.
A history lesson. It was well known back then that Japanese people would never surrender. It is their custom to fight til all are dead or commit suicide. If we would have sent our men in to fight the Japanese, many of our men would have been killed. By dropping the bomb, we sent a message that all would die in Japan without fighting. They got the message and surrendered. We actually saved lives!
My all time #1 movie. Went to see it as a kid with my parents. They left at the first scene due to the implied sex between Gen. Turgidson and his sec'y. Waited 5 years to see it again.
Worst scene: "you'll have to answer to the Coca-cola company" - too obvious.
Best scene: every second of George C. Scott's performance sitting under the lights in the war room.
2nd Best scene: Major Kong reading out the contents of their survival gear.
Perfect ending made me love Vera Lynn's "We'll Meet Again"
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What absolute crap this movie was. It amazes me the depths of meaning intellectuals can find in pea-brained adolescent gags about Nazi salutes and phallic cigars. The film has no more substance than a loony tune; and a bad, overlong one at that. The ONLY reason it's taken so seriously is because it dealt with the topical issue of atomic warfare but it doesn't even have the balls to take sides.
@Chonlet1 Good comment - but it scared the bejesus out of me when I saw it. It shows the political and military top echelon who do a half-good job in ordinary times - but faced with the possibility of world destruction do not have a clue. In that I think it does take sides - the message is get rid of the bomb because ten to one it will go off.
I have to rate Kubrick as the best director of all time. None of his movies make my top five, but he consistently made great movies in diverse genres:
Doctor Strangelove: Political Satire
Spartacus: Historical/epic
Full Metal Jacket: War
2001: Science Fiction
A Clockwork Orange: ???
Some directors can make great movies in one or two genres, but Kubrick had a talent for them all.
I think kubrick had 5 masterpieces,and 4 near masterpieces.
5 masterpieces,the killing,paths of glory,dr.strangelove,the shining and full metal jacket.The 5 near masterpieces i think are2001,clockwork orange,barry lyndon and eyes wide shut.I consider masterpieces as being both thought provoking AND entertaining throughout.The 5 near ones,are a not as well paced,but still powerful and original
you missed "killers kiss" and "lolita" personaly i think "the killing" is his weakest movie... barry lyndon is, besides for the romantic setting, one off kubrick sickest movies, next to "paths of glory" and "dr. strangelove"...how sicker kubrick goes, how better he gets
Thats why i thing these 3 movies are beyond briljant masterpieces "full metal jacket" hasnt gott what it takes to be a masterpiece, and "the killing".. if you ask me.. kubrick hadent found his treu self jett...
You should read the dissertation I just wrote for my degree, basically proving that there is no such thing as genre; because tropic and conventional hybridities make concise definition impossible. And I cited Dr Strangelove as SF, as well as A Clockwork Orange. :)
This scene reminds me of the game FALLOUT and the music played in it that goes like this "Give me a kiss to build a dream, and my imagination will feed my hungry heart..."
Message to all those who say Humanity is the only creature capable of destroying itself or uses these insane tactics.
There exists a plankton that lights up bright green, alerting its predators to its location. Stupid? Sure...but if the predator eats it, it'll grow green and ITS predators will find it.
So we're aren't the only creatures that operate on M.A.D, but that said, its still a goddamn ridiculous idea =p
i've heard of another ending in which they throw cakes on each other but it has been cut out after the death of president kennedy is this scene somwhere on youtube??
Just finished Strangelove and heard this for the first time. It caught my attention right away and I imagined people singing as their loved ones were going to war. It is sad, beautiful and hopeful. I like song like this regardless of what era it was made. A truly sentimental sing along if there ever was one.
I'm a physicist and with our detectors nowadays we still can find the "remainings" of these "events". They are still here, everywhere, all over the globe, capable to induce forced genetic mutations. (As it is when it comes to Chernobyl). And this movie by Stanley Kubrick also was intended to put a point on this subject. In a sarcastic way. This movie is brilliant!
0:46 is an error in the movie. It's a high altitude air burst, not a buried weapon. All these explosions are supposed to be from the Doomsday Machine!
Nah man, these nukes being shown are the Americans nuking the Russians to prevent a "mine-shaft" gap. The doomsday machine had already gone off at that point, releasing fucktons of radiation into the atmosphere but very little explosion.
The End. Those are the only words that can describe this scene.
Badgaldinger 2 days ago
Fucking BRILLIANT ending to a fucking BRILLIANT film.
bloggaloggs 3 days ago
One of the funniest horrifying endings of all time.
TheBatmangirl14 2 weeks ago
@TheBatmangirl14 You took the words right off my keyboard!!
Ninure 1 week ago
this movie has so many subtitle under notes of conspircay
EmilieChaos 2 weeks ago
Ugly human race and its final solution
Popability 3 weeks ago 2
And thus the stage is set for Fallout
UndyingHunter1 1 month ago 5
Mein furhrer
fthefarmer 2 months ago
Dr. Strangelove - The prequel to Fallout
HammerNHook 2 months ago 8
@HammerNHook
Holy shit that is so correct. Mind = blown
Kafiristanica 3 weeks ago
"So will you please say hello to the folks that I know, tell them I won't be long...."
Good line...
HammerNHook 2 months ago
This song should have been in Fallout NV...
HammerNHook 2 months ago
MIEN FURHER I CAN WALK!!!!!
able506 2 months ago 2
@able506 *Mein
NxyDolli 2 months ago
And thus WTF BOOM was born.
murkyiskynet 2 months ago
Thermonuclear fun!
RoadCaptainEntertain 3 months ago
8 People can't walk....
KKCvids 3 months ago
One of the greatest songs ever written!
onebaud1 3 months ago
Oh the Irony...
CentristFiasco 3 months ago
Mein Furher! I can VALK!
VforVideo 3 months ago
8 People have to answer to the Coca-Cola company.
TearsOfWar1 4 months ago 32
In fact, in my mind, we have even TWO precious songs to choose between for the last few minutes, don´t you think? Petula Clark´s "Kiss me goodbye" is the other one. Such a variety for the final showdown - what a marvelous achievement of mankind...
Richie48406 4 months ago
Seven people can be bred and SLAUGHTERED...
williamsmith707 4 months ago 23
@williamsmith707 those are the same 8 people who disliked
sssgv 3 months ago
@williamsmith707 10 actually*
itzKarolina 2 months ago
(Dont worry) if theres a hell below were all gonna go.
ghylltarvoke 5 months ago
Not a bad way to go after all is said and done. Ground Zero! :)
AnnieO100 5 months ago
The music is perfect. Much like Clockwork Orange with "Singin' in the Rain", it is symbolic. The song is saying that we will see nuclear bombs, not sure when, but some day we will.
TheBullMoose95 5 months ago 5
6 people allow a mine shaft gap
Kuhlfurst 5 months ago
Thank you for posting this scene from my favorite film. Like almost everything else about it-unique , isnt it? :)
daseladi 5 months ago
I remember seeing the film for the first time almost by chance. Could have been end of seventies, and the black & white was not exactly en vogue. Seen it in the Belgrade film museum.
Stanley Kubrick. Every film of his is a masterpiece.
And this one - a gloss black comedy and such a deep insight into the nature of our 'I'- which certainly does deserve his devastating irony.
It is hard enough to make a better film from this one-is it at all possible to make a more important one?
daseladi 5 months ago
@daseladi I agree with you and about 90% of your post. I dont agree with how every movie he has made is a masterpiece. I generally didn't care much for "Eyes wide shut". I'm not saying it's bad, but you cant compare it with Clockwork, Full metal jacket and Dr. Strangelove (How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb).
I dont think it's possible to make a more important film - due to the still alive risks of an allout nuclear war.
gottmospahedengubbar 4 months ago
@gottmospahedengubbar That s the one I haven't seen. Got it, couldnt make myself watch it somehow, except the first minutes. So cant say a thing about it. But aren't you a bit hard,now, on Kubrick? Or on the precision in expression in general? :) Even 'almost all films.. .' would be quite unparalelled.. and what masterpieces, at that.
daseladi 4 months ago
@daseladi I dont think I'm being hard on Kubrick.
I love Kubrick and most of his films (haven't seen them all though, but most of them). I agree with your line about Precision in expression - that's something that Kubrick really nails in every movie I've seen (even Eyes wide shut).
I dont think that Eyes wide shut is a bad movie. It's a decent movie, It's worth watching. But you cant really go into it thinking It's another Clockwork, Dr Strangelove or Lolita. You should watch Eyes wide shut.
gottmospahedengubbar 4 months ago
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@gottmospahedengubbar Sooner or later I will, thank you.
daseladi 4 months ago
i love you for posting this :>
scantace1 6 months ago
brighter than the sun
C&C generals joke for all who have played it
mrbloodmuffins 6 months ago
Bomb, what bomb?
muchowdc 6 months ago
Hauntingly .... beautiful <33 .
LALWLZIIEEEZZZ !
sudsysarahjane 6 months ago
So peaceful...
LouisJeraldZombie 6 months ago
Our plan for peace in the middle east should be this.
theknightswhosayfrak 6 months ago
"Gentlemen, you cant fight in here! This is the War Room!"
fdnfdjnedb 6 months ago 6
So haunting.
DeathFromAbove1981 6 months ago
We should get like a huge plane like a c130 and fill it with billions of dollars and then fly over japan while blasting the song make it rain and just drop all the money out the plane.
techgeek97 7 months ago
Youngsters you have to save your future right away.
The problem is frauds, scapegoaters, arrogance, ego defense, people afraid of people resembling prior obnoxious people who had earlier transferred their fears, needs to pacify, needs to scapegoat for profit.
Only scapegoaters will be angry with the message there can never be
a reason for any good person to know fear for any reason whatsoever.
Science is useless w/o a morality, and morality is a fraud when not
understanding its possibilities
LetItBeFormerlyX 7 months ago 2
But they'll see the board! They'll see the big board!
Fizwalker 7 months ago
Stanley K was way ahead of his time.
MaxVonDraken 7 months ago
When it comes to genius it's stupid to talk about "genres", even though Kubrick did a hell of a job and remains of the greatest directors and persons of all time. What he left to mankind is eternal, pure art.
Sw33ts91 8 months ago
@Sw33ts91 *one of. :)
Sw33ts91 8 months ago
we will meet again, in one of our deeper mine shafts
moviebakerperson 8 months ago
MINE FUERER, I CAN WALK!!!!
RyanTheIncredible882 8 months ago
I would say Clockwork Orange is a Psyhological with slight elements of Heroine, LSD and probably bad pills from the doctor.
erwinruys 9 months ago
Those nuclear warriors and their precious bodily fluids...
Kletterator 9 months ago
I wish Kubrick made more comedies in his time.
GomJabber11 9 months ago
@GomJabber11 I wish Kubrick had made more movies of any kind. That being said, I'm glad he left us with a rather small, but brilliant body of work. I've re-watched several of them recently with my 26 year old neighbor who didn't even know who the man was just a few months ago. We watched this movie last night and it was still as brilliant as ever.
gratefuldavid 5 months ago
hahahaha.....End of the world...hahaha from Japan
sleepybom 9 months ago
this movie cured my cancer
hmoon99 10 months ago
la nature nous offre de beaux spectacles
Pierre7602 10 months ago
epic ww3 ending buahahahaha epic movie
bobohomania 10 months ago
Very actually
Trazom1791wien 10 months ago
MEIN FUHRER! I CAN VALK!
yoshinibble123 10 months ago
this song was used in salad finger.
devilkid1991 10 months ago
A history lesson. It was well known back then that Japanese people would never surrender. It is their custom to fight til all are dead or commit suicide. If we would have sent our men in to fight the Japanese, many of our men would have been killed. By dropping the bomb, we sent a message that all would die in Japan without fighting. They got the message and surrendered. We actually saved lives!
buddybleau 10 months ago
"We'll meet again, blown to hell, just say "when",
and we'll meet as friends on some a-tomic day....."
DaStoneboat 11 months ago
Well, cya in HELL!
misterpeaky 11 months ago
i don't get the joke about we'll meet again?
roofrack101 11 months ago
@roofrack101 We'll meet the bomb ( or nuclear catastrophy) again... Don't know where don't know when.... but on a sunny day! that's cynical!
umtata 10 months ago
Darn it. Wish I had seen this before I made my last Vid....
Toracube 11 months ago
I am Stanley Kubrick.
hamnose 11 months ago
I hope that is the middle east.
hawkermustang 11 months ago
kinda weird, but....... anybody want to play fallout all of a sudden?
SLRMC93 11 months ago
@SLRMC93 haha
93carlosink 11 months ago
One of the best endings to any movie. And nothing but praise for the movie and stanley Kubrick
southparkcrazy47 1 year ago
DUde!........What a Fuckin' Great Movie Man........
Kubrick had some real big balls yeah!
eratosthanes 1 year ago
You know this movie pretty much speaks for the conflict between mankind these days. We do anything and were all fucked. M.A.D. baby!
GiantEnemyCrab63 1 year ago
Sunny day.................YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YaesuFT736R 1 year ago
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Looks like the hair of my mother
1966Nacho 1 year ago
My all time #1 movie. Went to see it as a kid with my parents. They left at the first scene due to the implied sex between Gen. Turgidson and his sec'y. Waited 5 years to see it again.
Worst scene: "you'll have to answer to the Coca-cola company" - too obvious.
Best scene: every second of George C. Scott's performance sitting under the lights in the war room.
2nd Best scene: Major Kong reading out the contents of their survival gear.
Perfect ending made me love Vera Lynn's "We'll Meet Again"
oldman1911A1 1 year ago
@oldman1911A1
Wrong Good sir.
My Top Opinion List Highly Says that the most respected scene is....
Major Kong Riding the Lone ICBM.
ProductionsHead 1 year ago
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What absolute crap this movie was. It amazes me the depths of meaning intellectuals can find in pea-brained adolescent gags about Nazi salutes and phallic cigars. The film has no more substance than a loony tune; and a bad, overlong one at that. The ONLY reason it's taken so seriously is because it dealt with the topical issue of atomic warfare but it doesn't even have the balls to take sides.
Chonlet1 1 year ago
@Chonlet1 Good comment - but it scared the bejesus out of me when I saw it. It shows the political and military top echelon who do a half-good job in ordinary times - but faced with the possibility of world destruction do not have a clue. In that I think it does take sides - the message is get rid of the bomb because ten to one it will go off.
kevinastraw 1 year ago
@Chonlet1 It's impossible for Stanley Kubrick to make a piece of crap as you call it.
phREaker419 1 year ago
Brilliant Mr. Kubrick
IdiotSavant777 1 year ago
Aaah I want to play Fallout! :)
NartSaga 1 year ago 2
All these years later, it's still an absolute masterpiece.
ExUSSailor 1 year ago
5 people are trying to sabotage our precious bodily fluids
callofd0obie 1 year ago 45
@callofd0obie 6 now.
Jonnybass7 5 months ago
@callofd0obie The idiots!! Now it's up to 8. They don't know where it's at, I believe!
ramjetrabbit 4 months ago
Impeccable. A fantastic ability to pick all the right music. A master.
crocodilewerewolf 1 year ago
you can be sure of one thing.........when the end comes,,,,,,,,only the WALL STREET RATS WILL SURVIVE!
ERROLCUSTERFLYNN4EVR 1 year ago
@ERROLCUSTERFLYNN4EVR ................maybe?
ERROLCUSTERFLYNN4EVR 1 year ago
@ERROLCUSTERFLYNN4EVR yep unfortunaltely
cantonaorey 1 year ago
looks like 5 people live above ground.
RedFathom 1 year ago
Why didn't they put this in Fallout 3? would've made a nice tribute
gunnare123 1 year ago 2
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Here is my own acoustic cover of this song:
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Carlos Naveda - Donatello and the Musketeers
donatellomusketeers 1 year ago
I'm getting Fallout fibes.
TheKingofnoob 1 year ago
The Metropolis anime remake had a similar ending.
keyinregulus3 1 year ago
This is what I call peace through superior firepower.
GungHo1032 1 year ago
finally afther 45 years the nuclear holocaust
is nice and funny
ToniMontana4000 1 year ago
finally the nuclear holocaus
is nice and funny
ToniMontana4000 1 year ago
We will meet again some sunny day.
SuperBoweevil 1 year ago 2
good wholesome family entertainment:~
makemeateeshirt 1 year ago 2
best ending ever
MrAussiebloke12345 1 year ago 3
I don't want to set the world on fire....
titans1984 1 year ago
Mein Führer! I can walk!
DTanza 1 year ago 29
This is one of the most fantastic movie endings of all time.... This bombs exploding with this song, balanced mix emotions...Incredible
aconchon 1 year ago
With all the problems in the world some how this video seems fitting for today.
Welcome24thCentury 1 year ago
0:46
I was on that plane!
commandshark 1 year ago 3
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Monkeybonk 1 year ago
I know that many people here aren't fans but I think this probably an inspiration to the fallout games.
timbojangles64 1 year ago 2
Is it just me or did anyone find this movie a little weird?
camreeno360 1 year ago
@camreeno360 It might be many whom, like you, find it weird. I find it inspirational and enlightening myselfs. Enjoy!.
ihma81 1 year ago
I adore this song..
NOVALIN37 1 year ago
Fucking Russians, corrupting our bodily fluids.
TheIndolentEmmets 1 year ago 38
we cant have a russian mine gap!
HANDLEBAR123123 1 year ago
Good Bye...we'll meet again some day!
stephan240666 1 year ago
atomic armageddon + We'll Meet Again = VERY disturbing
MproductionsMovies 1 year ago
what about lolita? that was a great movie.
polishpunk911 1 year ago
Beautiful!
Przeciwko 1 year ago
Vera Lynn's "We'll Meet Again"
jloring764 1 year ago
The end song:
Vera Lynn's "We'll Meet Again"
jloring764 1 year ago
what is this song called?
treelover42 1 year ago
I have to rate Kubrick as the best director of all time. None of his movies make my top five, but he consistently made great movies in diverse genres:
Doctor Strangelove: Political Satire
Spartacus: Historical/epic
Full Metal Jacket: War
2001: Science Fiction
A Clockwork Orange: ???
Some directors can make great movies in one or two genres, but Kubrick had a talent for them all.
ThadiusSLove 1 year ago 43
A Clockwork Orange: Personal Riot.
wheelosopher 1 year ago
I dispute both Full Metal Jacket and A Clockwork Orange. Paths of Glory, 2001, and The Shining are masterpieces, however.
Pavluke 1 year ago
I think kubrick had 5 masterpieces,and 4 near masterpieces.
5 masterpieces,the killing,paths of glory,dr.strangelove,the shining and full metal jacket.The 5 near masterpieces i think are2001,clockwork orange,barry lyndon and eyes wide shut.I consider masterpieces as being both thought provoking AND entertaining throughout.The 5 near ones,are a not as well paced,but still powerful and original
TheGatorfan93 1 year ago
@TheGatorfan93
you missed "killers kiss" and "lolita" personaly i think "the killing" is his weakest movie... barry lyndon is, besides for the romantic setting, one off kubrick sickest movies, next to "paths of glory" and "dr. strangelove"...how sicker kubrick goes, how better he gets
Thats why i thing these 3 movies are beyond briljant masterpieces "full metal jacket" hasnt gott what it takes to be a masterpiece, and "the killing".. if you ask me.. kubrick hadent found his treu self jett...
matbru1986 1 year ago
@ThadiusSLove
You should read the dissertation I just wrote for my degree, basically proving that there is no such thing as genre; because tropic and conventional hybridities make concise definition impossible. And I cited Dr Strangelove as SF, as well as A Clockwork Orange. :)
youngstokiecasual 1 year ago
@youngstokiecasual I'm intrigued. Please elaborate. I didn't understand half of the words you used :)
ThadiusSLove 1 year ago
@youngstokiecasual The word Genre even existing is proof enough to there is such thing as genre
jimjamrocks 1 year ago
@ThadiusSLove
treu
butt spartacus sucked... his one and onley hollywood movie and you can tell, bett kubrick himself aint proud off it
matbru1986 1 year ago
@ThadiusSLove you forgot shining: horror and
eyes wide shut: psychosexual thriller
GeoStreber 1 year ago
@ThadiusSLove Clockwork Orange; just a pure mindf*ck hahah
Meeriio 1 year ago
@ThadiusSLove What's your Top 5, Nigus?
zapperz2 11 months ago
@ThadiusSLove Plus the shining for the horror genere
fargoth7 10 months ago 2
@ThadiusSLove lol "clockwork orange:???"
Kchandler1012 10 months ago
@ThadiusSLove how bout eyes wide shut
if you don't know when you see the rainbow Your eyes are wide shut.
watch that movie. it's in a different genre
eyes wide shut: tellin everyone something extremely profound.
jimsteen911 9 months ago
@ThadiusSLove little thing Clockwork Orange - i think psyhological.
fuckRoger91 9 months ago
@ThadiusSLove The Shining: Horror
494ta 9 months ago
@ThadiusSLove Eyes Wide Shut: Porno
Dukeobelding 8 months ago
@Dukeobelding No offense, but if you think Eyes Wide Shut is porno you didn't really get it.
Sw33ts91 8 months ago
@Sw33ts91 Yeah I was just kidding :) Kubrick would never EVER stoop that low.
Dukeobelding 8 months ago
@Dukeobelding Uh, sorry. :):)
Sw33ts91 7 months ago
@ThadiusSLove A Clockwork Orange: Ultraviolence. :P
magog1138 8 months ago
@ThadiusSLove The Shining: Horror
kizzybixum 8 months ago
Iran wants also the BOOOOOOOOUUUUUMMMMMMMMMM
It would be the end of Israel and Palaestina.
redbaron863 1 year ago 5
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palestina is not bad, israel is world evil )
belfast87 1 year ago
Such a brilliant endijng. I feel both the urge to laugh and to weep.
andydenson2000 2 years ago 5
Nice 4th of July celebration !!!
Ripley44mag 2 years ago 4
True American holidays go on with a bang ^_^
phillo12 2 years ago 7
This scene reminds me of the game FALLOUT and the music played in it that goes like this "Give me a kiss to build a dream, and my imagination will feed my hungry heart..."
kaktuscar86 2 years ago 8
An apocalyptic and cataclysmic ending...overshadowed by the irony of the illustrious and poignant Vera Lynn, and her rousing "We'll Meet Again."
shivaboyd 2 years ago 4
The lighter side of the apocalypse
ThadiusSLove 2 years ago 75
@ThadiusSLove It's funny because nuclear bombs let off a huge blast of light.
MiRyRE 1 year ago
@ThadiusSLove Nothing like a praiseworthy obliteration to the realms of humanity, just to enhance your day!
blowskiol 1 year ago
Message to all those who say Humanity is the only creature capable of destroying itself or uses these insane tactics.
There exists a plankton that lights up bright green, alerting its predators to its location. Stupid? Sure...but if the predator eats it, it'll grow green and ITS predators will find it.
So we're aren't the only creatures that operate on M.A.D, but that said, its still a goddamn ridiculous idea =p
sketchydc 2 years ago
I love this song. Fits this scene perfectly.
Kuhlfurst 2 years ago 3
extraordinary movie
greenfocuses 2 years ago
It helpless when people do not understand Mr Kubrick 's point . HELPLESS.
lababoc 2 years ago 6
that's fucking morbid, with the music/nuclear explosions.
evrgrnn5280 2 years ago
That's Stanley Krubrick for you, he has this way of being whimsy with something scary or repugnent.
rad4life1 2 years ago 4
yeah and The Shining is great too.
evrgrnn5280 2 years ago
Indeed, Nickolson was perfect for the role :P
rad4life1 2 years ago
basically, we can conclude that Kubrick is a great filmmaker.
evrgrnn5280 2 years ago 7
This movie should have a sequel...Not!
djminimoto 2 years ago
just imagine if they made a sequel... it would be awful
Drstrangelovefan1 2 years ago 5
"How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Radiation Sickness"?
evilegg288 2 years ago
yeah, stanly knowed how to make good films...
Fussl26 2 years ago
i've heard of another ending in which they throw cakes on each other but it has been cut out after the death of president kennedy is this scene somwhere on youtube??
Hansdiewurschtnummer 2 years ago
no, and as far as I know no one has it
htomsirveaux42 2 years ago
the footage was never released, just photographs.
NinteenNinty3 2 years ago
すごいっすごすぎる
kxtudo 2 years ago
Just finished Strangelove and heard this for the first time. It caught my attention right away and I imagined people singing as their loved ones were going to war. It is sad, beautiful and hopeful. I like song like this regardless of what era it was made. A truly sentimental sing along if there ever was one.
jbug45945 2 years ago 3
I'm a physicist and with our detectors nowadays we still can find the "remainings" of these "events". They are still here, everywhere, all over the globe, capable to induce forced genetic mutations. (As it is when it comes to Chernobyl). And this movie by Stanley Kubrick also was intended to put a point on this subject. In a sarcastic way. This movie is brilliant!
TheGapminder 2 years ago
0:46 is an error in the movie. It's a high altitude air burst, not a buried weapon. All these explosions are supposed to be from the Doomsday Machine!
sgrannel 2 years ago
Who said they were buried?
darkjediMIK 2 years ago
Nah man, these nukes being shown are the Americans nuking the Russians to prevent a "mine-shaft" gap. The doomsday machine had already gone off at that point, releasing fucktons of radiation into the atmosphere but very little explosion.
doppleganger92 2 years ago
When you merely wish to bury bombs, there's no limit to the size!
What makes it so wrong??
sgrannel 2 years ago
this film is a master piece and funny but this ending actualy preaty powerfull
sonicfan74 2 years ago
That's kinda fucked up
bertski909 2 years ago