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  • When shall I stop crying on seeing this part? actually I don't want to stop

  • Its so sad how such a musical genius was buried like an animal, almost like he was just a regular person. I guess thats one of the reasons this scene is so powerful

  • @bzradiohead18 Then again, in the end, aren't we all just regular people?

  • @CoolerKing37 very true

  • This is one of the most poignant scenes from the movie, love it, whether it is true to his life/death or not.

  • her last "wolfie" gave me chills...

  • At about 1:46, isn't that Cynthia Nixon from "Sex in the City"?

  • @suzannemm73

    Yes it is.

  • In case anyone's interested, the final measures that Mozart ever wrote come with the big crescendo at about the 1:10 mark of this clip. From there, Franz Xaver Sussmayer picked up the movement and finished it according to some sketches Mozart had made.

  • i can' t watch this scene : (

  • r.i.p.

    you were such a genius....your spirit will never disappear from earth ...you left us all your masterpieces and nobody will never forget you

  • a master he is.

  • To be buried with your own fantastic music! What want you to wish anymore at your last day?

  • It was GOD!

  • This is a great scene, but it simply isn't accurate.

    Mozart had a pretty standard burial, which Salieri and a few others attended. Not to mention the memorial services that were done in Vienna and a couple of other places shortly afterwards.

    The idea of the group grave is just false, but I can't deny that it's incredibly powerful.

  • @CrazyToastie I think the standard burial portrayed through the film was a statement of how this genius was not fully lauded in his time, just another man.

  • @SuperBIGTEL that and it also plays into the theme of Salieri being a mediocrity, that he was cheated of his 'revenge' even in death.

  • @CrazyToastie it's a fictional movie. none of it is very accurate, really.

  • @CroixAllard Agreed.

  • @CrazyToastie No other city mourned his death, as Prague did----which is where this movie was filmed....

  • shame there is not a tomb stone for such a genius like mozart

  • @ash4245 Personally I like that he does not, instead we have his music to visit.

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