Orlando - labyrinth's scene

[guilhermehsmoraes]

este filme é incrivel !!!



[calmtides]

"nature, nature! i am your bride, take me..."

good god, the chills...

[marshhen]

Virginia Woolf was a genius. For anyone who has not had the pleasure of reading her books, her diaries or her essays, I strongly recommend them. Do not take a dramatisation of her depression in the film The Hours as representative of her. She was a joy-filled person too, and wrote about living in this world in a way that nobody had before or has since.

[Pustekuchen7]

...from behind.. *bäm*

[WorshiperOf]

fantastic scene!

[YUMYUMYAAH]

Virginia, sei una grande :)))))

[YUMYUMYAAH]

non dimenticherò mai questa scena....adoro quando lei mi guarda

[BobDylansPet]

someone help me, i've only read the book... but that's the moment in which orlando meets shelmerdine isn't it? why can't i remember anything about a labyrinth at this point in the novel?

[andrewinbrisbane]

I just adore this- brilliant art.

She turns from judgement, and accuses it.

On her own terms she runs into the maze of life and searching- for years. And the harpsichord makes way for the piano virtuoso, with costume to match the era too.

Then when she's ready, she emerges, running for her heart, and calls to the earth for love.

Magical.

[LollYoung]

hey does anyone know what that specific piece of music is called? it's brilliant!!

[lLbotl]

hi can anybody tell me what the song is called? it's brilliant.

[MartinSlovakian]

Tilda Swinton is one of the best actress in the world!

[MadamePetrarca]

could you upload the whole scene maybe? please? :)

[Quetzacoatl2]

Spinster!! Alone!!!

[sanddune1981]

just got the film from ebay. made me cry 20 times. love tilda swinton, love english countryside, love the music, love this poetry. the best thing i've ever seen.

[MrStrangelyEnigmatic]

Tilda Swinton is simply visual poetry.

[18curieux]

it's definitely the best scene of the film. it shows perfectly the time warp and apart from that the feeling of being misunderstood, alone and sensual at the same time that at least i know very well. however, the music and her look up at the end of the scene show hope and finally - what's cut from this excerpt - the solution via a new chapter of the film: SEX

[oooLetybastard89ooo]

" Nature , nature I am your bride, take me ! " These words are simply wonderful !

[simmytam]

Nature, Nature, I am your bride, Take me.

[simmytam]

I LOVE THIS SCENE SO MUCH!!!

[bbbbmer]

@simmytam ME TOO!!! I can think of few other men that i would wish would approach sooooo romantically as in this scene with noneother than the STUNNING billy zane as he rides his steed to the rescue.... oh LORD this one makes me SWOOOOONNN!!!

[QueenBoadicea]

What I've only just noticed is that light seems to shine from out of the bottom of her dress. It's very dim and seems more an optical illusoin than anything else but it's certainly there. It's like she's shedding some stray luminescence as she runs over the grass.

[lywong86]

@QueenBoadicea I noticed that as well. but I am assuming that its the grass catching the light in a different way as it bends and pops back up as her dresses passes over it. :)

[mukurohime]

非の打ちどころのない、神聖なパラグラフ！美しい！！

[MeIsSully]

so amazing

[trixcentrix]

The maze - in itself - is so symbolic. It's about how everyone's life pretty much IS.

[spork1192]

Wonderfully brilliant scene! Gorgeous. Reminds me of how I feel often- yet unlike her I have no nature to run to as a sanctuary.

[1975DMC]

Great music, great Tilda, great scene........Nature, nature,.......... take me!

[Kittalia]

This film stands alone - I know the novel upon which it is based - but as with all true art - it stands alone, is not derivative, transcends its origins to be something quite unique. Remarkable by any standard.

Well done.

[RickisMoney]

FAVE!!

[vivienleigh1097]

i love hoops,bustles they made woman look so nice! i love mine i want an 8m

[olizaras]

very magical music ...

[olizaras]

very magical music ...

[RickisMoney]

IT WAS SUCH A GOOD MOVIE!!!!

[cristetoile11]

This scene is so incredible!!!!!

[blueyes6474]

nature nature, i am your bride, take me.......

beautiful

[blueyes6474]

nature nature, i am your bride, take me.......

beautiful

[michaelwindar]

what do you call the hairstyle and the dress pls?..

[UncutNic]

What word does she say after "spinster" ?

[emmaiselectrifying]

alone i think!

[prettybutterfly2007]

@UncutNic alone

[kayjo101]

@UncutNic I think she said "alone".

[Linfa13]

Amazing scene...it leaves me breathless every time...:-)

[Oxygene23]

Natura, natura..io sono la tua sposa. Prendimi.

[jmiller05]

This scene is amazing.

It shows how a woman of this period is always walking through a maze. Her character has become indistinct and escapism is her only choice.

[reubenturner]

Really, read the book.

[haitang]

magnificent... those antionette gown worn  casually .

[TheLycheeDuke]

does anyone know where i can find the soundtrack? i'm guessing that it was never released as an album...but it's pretty good

[valeriepie]

It's on Amazon. By David Motion. So good.

[Mariucaorbist]

Oh , yes, it was released on CD ! Try Ebay co Uk or eBay . com .I have bought my original , 1993 copy of CD there. I love this film and the music. I was even listening to this music today :)

[seastarrynight]

my favorite part of this movie. I love her line after she falls on the ground. beautiful!

[Lenocas1]

lovely

[22Cat22]

why did her dress turn back and the place get all depressing? Is it even the same woman? or would I have to see the movie to understand it?

[Nickburnett]

That point signifies the change to the Victorian era when damp and drab take over... and all women aspire to wear crinoline like Queen Victoria with the expectation of marriage becoming all they can desire. But forget the film, better to read the book or get it off Audible.

[Gojiragirl75]

That's Hatfield House!

I have been there many times (I lived in Hatfield, England for 2 years), everytime I walked in those gardens I thought about this movie...beautiful!

[canaan1967]

This music is so uplifting!

[GreekSong]

o i really recognise those piano notes at the end - does anyone know what piece of music that is?

[mischateichmann]

Fantastic movie. The Maze by David Motion fits this scene so well.

[mischateichmann]

Fantastic movie. The Maze by David Motion and Sally Potter fits this scene so well.

[Quetzacoatl2]

I have it on my PC i can arrange to email it to you

[Quetzacoatl2]

i wish I could give you a million thumbs up

[420sketch]

This scene was my absolute favourite. Shivers.

[AmysArm]

This scene is magical. Its so poetic and beautiful. Amazng amazing amazing

[nukleopatra88]

The transition is perfect

[mimosa27]

CRYING

[Moviestar20]

can anyone tell me were I can watch Orlando

on the computer?

[8xisca9]

It's my favourite movie and my favourite scene

I love Tilda Swinton!!

[LUCREZIATITA]

This is my favourite scene too.

I love Tilda Swinton

[sleepingTitania]

This looks wonderful! I'll have to get a hold of it. Thankyou to my lovely friend, Anne, for sharing this with me :)

[lignedefuite]

Orlando de Virginia Wolf pourrait être l'allégorie de ce que les grecs anciens nomment la mètis, mot traduit par ruse, stratégies déployées par l'intelligence pour être la mâitresse de son devenir. Elle est associée à Ulysse, à Gaia. Ni mensonge, ni supercherie, jouant sans cesse à la limite de la légalité, elle est l'instrument fléxible qui permet de trouver les lignes de fuites qui permettent à l'être d'augmenter en puissance. Orlando symbolise l'être libéré du sujet.

[gildedDreams]

Donc... il y a de l'espoir de libération? J'espère...

[ASAngelo]

merci Mad. A

[seccentrix]

This is one of the most amazing movies I have seen....and I have seen a lot, bc I am an avid movie buff! This is actually my favourite scene, bc it's a testament to the whole theme of the movie : She has no master, but herself, and her existence in this world, this nature.

[benitodes]

I totally agree with you. This is the most beautiful scene in the film--and there are many.

[popmovies]

does anybody know the name of the music in the backround of this scene?

[8xisca9]

this scenes represent the best part of the movie...i love the way that she says NO to the lord...and the way she says I'm Dead...and the music is fantastic...tilda rules

[anikajain08]

i have watched this film for 7 times already. When it was first released in London, it was such a talk of the town. I was lucky to have Sally Potter held a sharing after the movie at Duke of York theatre in Brighton.

[abelmcfarland]

Great!

[armatawaals]

I first saw this film in 98´ and It´s still somehow among my favorite pictures,

[sekwille]

beautiful thi's is great

[obbligato123]

Saw this 15 years ago and this is one of the best incidental music still.