The Road movie tribute (Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit McPhee and Charlize Theron)

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[mollysangelique]

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[viga1989]

how long did father n son travel till he died??

[chrishot10]

@viga1989 It doesn't say, if I remember right...

[vacas305]

:'(

[hyj2110]

yeah man!, this film touched me too, il love that film, im expecting the end of the world, just like this,

[churchjamespeter]

so realistically chilling

[TheBomberman888]

This is the most amazing film ive seen coz it touches my heart so much. Kodi Smit-Mcphee is the best kid on acting.

[Abobojo]

"....if my son is not the word of God, then God never spoke."

[louchy]

I don't think my life will ever be the same after reading the book then seeing the film...

[defrodaemon]

in my opinion, it should be law that everyone should watch this film and read '1984'. I GUARANTEE that it would make the whole world a better place

[JeLlIcLeZ]

I LOVE YOU VIGO!

[ORTmusic]

Hey everybody! I just released my solo album "Mirror Image" that contains electronic upbeat and ambient songs heavily inspired by the music and storyline of The Road. If you're interested you can check out the songs on my youtube page, and links to my myspace page and places to download the full album are on my youtube channel as well :) .

[lassiefan97]

that movie is amazing! and very sad

[viggoified]

amazing, touching video. This movie is as difficult to watch as the book was difficult to read but they are both worth it. Viggo's performance is heartbreaking and Kodi does a fine job for so young an actor.

[mvanmaurik46]

Is the music in this video from the movie? it's so beautiful, what is it?

[chrishot10]

@mvanmaurik46 No, it's from The Fountain's soundtrack by Clint Mansell! :)

[nici1611]

@chrishot10 perfect music for the perfect film...also love The Fountain!! :)

[chrishot10]

@nici1611 Yes, me too! ;))

[EpidosisBiou]

Beautiful, beautiful work.

[chrishot10]

@EpidosisBiou Thank yououououou!!! :D I love this movie!!!

[Silher]

this is the worst movie i ever seen!

boring!

[JenseninBrizo]

Just finished reading the book. The ending about the fish was weird though. i didnt get it. however, i believe the movie was more powerful. viggo and kodi both did a splendid job.

[chrishot10]

@JenseninBrizo I'll tell you what I think... I believe it means that a new life begins, a new world, it will not be the same as before, because everything was being destroyed... The writer maybe uses the fish to say that, because the first creatures on earth were living on the sea. It's sth optimistic and hopeful. That's what I get. I hope I helped you a little bit. I was confused too, when I read the last paragraph! ;-)

[JenseninBrizo]

"That's why I want to dedicate this tribute to it! Viggo's performance is stellar and Kodi is very touching! I hope you like it!"

[chrishot10]

@JenseninBrizo That means that you agree with me?

[amymeem]

well can u upload the movie??i really want to c it

[belisariusorb]

It's too sad to see the world end like this ... who would want to survive in such a terrible place?

[ZephramStark]

Nobody believes the conclusion of "Thunderdome" in a literal sense. Nuclear Apocalypse thrillers are generally allegories, not realistic attempts to illustration life after a nuclear war. The Road is a rare exception. It takes the classical portrayal of the glorious fall of Babylon and turns it on its head, reminding us that destruction, by itself, is never actually glorious. Glory only comes in the rebuilding, a feat only possible where we've left ourselves enough viable raw material to rebuild

[krn3ll]

@ZephramStark Actually, in The Road are not depicted the consequences of a nuclear war. Even if neither the book or the movie explains the kind of catastrophe has occurred, all the details drive to a volcanic explosion disaster (ash in the air, random firestorms, sky covered by ash clouds and sun not able to get trough leading to slow extinction of vegetation and then of animals). Similar disaster happened ages ago and lead to nearly complete extinction of most lifeforms on the planet.

[ZephramStark]

@krn3ll The dinosaurs didn't have grow lights. You need more than the lack of sun to explain why everything was dying.

[krn3ll]

@ZephramStark Actually not. In case of great volcanic explosion, the mid side of the atmosphere is filled with a more or less dense filter of ash which prevents most solar rays to get to the surface. Direct consequence is most vegetables just die. In time, all the animals relying on vegetation starve and die. So all predators living on vegetarians species starve too and die. Its a simple chain reaction. We don't need any nuclear weapon to get to extinction.

[chrishot10]

@krn3ll The purpose of the book (and the movie) is not to make us think what was the cause of the disaster...

[krn3ll]

@chrishot10 I agree with you. BTW, your tribute is very touchy. The reason why I get to deepen the kind of disaster is that, well, I think The Road is a really accurate and desperate picture about how fragile our specie is. We consider ourselves so untouchable, ruling the world and able to make it what we like. I often read comments about the idea that disaster came from a nuclear war: as if even facing extinction we still want the handle of it. I don't think so.

[chrishot10]

@krn3ll Thanks!! :))) I see your point... ;)

[defrodaemon]

@krn3ll I concur. Is it not an interesting point, however, that in books about war with another intelligent species we sometimes lose, yet in practically all films the Human Race inevitably triumphs in the end.

[Sachichigo]

im crying >.< love it

[webb20k]

Always read the book first, it makes the film much more powerful!

[lockitkitten]

Read the book! its REALLY good and powerful

[chrishot10]

@lockitkitten It's the book that I read first in 2007! I was so moved by it and I cried a lot! It was a very powerful book indeed and heartbreaking and I believe the same for the movie! Thanks for recommending it though! ;-)

[lockitkitten]

@chrishot10 Oh! yea! wile reading it (and some time after) it was hard to see the world the same way...its like "nooo everythings going to go away!!"

but yea, and thanks for making the movie tribute! it was so hard to find one but urs is really REALL AWSOME! it brought on the tears...again ^_^

[chrishot10]

@lockitkitten Thank you very much!

[filmmusicstudio]

Excellent tribute - thank you.

[jedivisconti]

The film is real great, Viggo Mortensen Inspired me, he is a great artist, his interpretation thrilled me, Great actor, thanks man. Forget all bunch of garbage end world movie Hollywood have been producing (Specially McG Garbage Terminator), this is the unic vision of the end of the world, there is none special effects, only the oad, and that's what we will gonna get.

[chrishot10]

@H3Center Excuse me???

[H3Center]

@chrishot10 - Kodi Smit-McPhee is sexy

[kharnvelzyghur]

@H3Center Excuse me??? even if you are a 13 year old girl, labeling any kid with this term is just wrong.

[xMarshmallow3]

@H3Center

He's cute, not sexy, what is he 10?

you pedophile

[caviper1]

Good tribute. Though sad, I do recommend this movie. It shows it the way it would be.

[brandonplainview]

Great tribute video! Such an astounding film, and yet so underrated and widely unseen. Have you ever heard the piece of music "On The Nature of Daylight" by Max Richter? That would've gone well with this too. :)

[chrishot10]

@brandonplainview Thanks! I haven't heard of this, but I will now! Maybe it will inspire me to make another tribute about the movie! ;-)

[brandonplainview]

@chrishot10 You're very welcome. "Daylight" is an incredibly sad piece of music, but also very moving. I couldn't help but think of it while watching the video. "The Last Man", however, is still one hell of a fine choice. ;)

[chrishot10]

@brandonplainview It is a very beautiful piece of music! Thanks! :-)

[dv4021]

This is so depressing! Music is great for the video 10/10

[Program61Lamza]

The only movie that's hard to watch again...

[Avandia03]

Stunning film. Beautiful video. Wish everyone had seen this movie. Maybe now they'll see what they've missed and get the DVD when it comes out.

[frenchbunny]

amazing vid. i too loved the movie as well as the book. both made me cry at the end

[crossharps]

How on earth did you manage to get such great screen caps? This is a beautiful video, and the film is too brilliant to have been overlooked as it has. Thank you Weinstein Brothers.

[chrishot10]

@crossharps Believe me, it wasn't so difficult! The whole film is full of such great screen caps, you know this very well! Every scene is so moving and touching in this film!

[splorenzo]

wow...thanks =)

[oevhm]

Well, you´ve made me cry again.

This film is a work of art, whiever way you look at it. Thanks for posting.