My favorite Dogville scene (MAJOR Spoilers)

[snapplerow]

i literally almost shit myself at the laugh at the end

[SamHeald]

Words could not describe how much I wanted to strangle Vera after seeing this scene.

[HoudiniTheKing]

@SamHeald It's been a long time---wasn't this all because she spanked one of the kids?

[SamHeald]

@HoudiniTheKing No, you're thinking about the short scene at the Gooseberry bush. In the scene shown in this video, Vera was angry because she thought Grace seduced her husband (I forget his name). Obviously he was raping her, but of course Dogville is the pinnacle of denial and cover-ups.

[HoudiniTheKing]

@SamHeald ha ha Wow--it HAS been a long time since I saw this--totally forgot about that part.

[0d0i0a0n0e0L0a0]

thank you for your uploads , i like this channel, that's one great filme :D

[0d0i0a0n0e0L0a0]

seacoast multimedia LOL

[0501kaddy]

that was the sadest scene  :(

[ednoisin]

lars von trier is an artist at his best able to depict america's soul full of its pom-pom moms-soccer moms plaguing this sordid nation of witches and warlocks. This masterpiece of a movie ends like a long awaited prayer avenging the blood of all martyrs shed from the wicked hands of the dick chenney-pat robertson-billy graham-wasps-boers-ku klux klan-john wayne american demonic imbeciles. Way to go lars, Peace & Shalom while patiently awaiting your prophecy to come to pass.

[21h040349160]

My favourite scene too

[ntherewas1]

HEr revenge is insanely awesome

[FvneralMist]

Grace's vengeance on Vera was so poetic and PERFECT. I cannot remember the last time I felt such utter joy in a movie as in that scene. I love how everyone in the town was ruthlessly killed but the dog was spared. My only complaint was the ending could have been more prolonged and gruesome.

[JoHeartsArt]

muahahaha!

[KEvronista]

if you take satisfaction in the final scene, then you might make a fine denizen of dogville. the human condition is not static, not isolated. makind's history is steeped in inhumanity.

given the right situation, even grace turns toward evil.

KEvron

[kindalyosha]

@KEvronista Grace turned toward justice. That mankind's history is steeped in inhumanity is not an excuse for that inhumanity. Many people throughout that same history pursued moral justice, which is the only reason civilization has improved. Grace became one of them. Or do you sympathize with Tom more?

[lavriccat]

@kindalyosha Tom, -it's the worst asshole in Dogville.

[lanquide]

after watching this scene again,once more i realized there is no other movie that satisfied me this much with its final.

[L2cxw5fZ7Y]

Revenge is great! 

[incrediblehulkmovies]

Is seems to me that Lars Von Trier must be some kind of a sadist to make such cold characters.

[lauramitrea]

@incrediblehulkmovies you clearly haven't seen the film, so advise you to watch it, and then make up your mind. It is indeed a masterpiece.

[incrediblehulkmovies]

@lauramitrea I did finally watch it all the way through and it looked like something out of a nightmare to me. They treat her nice in the begining, then they betray her, raped over and over again until she has them all killed in the end. How can Von Trier say this about America when he's never been to America. I don't wear my citizenship on my sleeve but still. I watched his movie, surely he can come to America. It's not that bad a place, really.

[lauramitrea]

@incrediblehulkmovies just try to see it as "he's saying this about mankind" not as "he's saying this about america". You can lose a lot out of the experience of watching something great just by judging it - try to look at it as a story, a bleak terrible story about the deeply flawed humanity that we're so proud to be a part of. I'm sure that america isn't really worse that, well, any other place. No one would think worse of america after this film. People suck in general, not just in one place.

[incrediblehulkmovies]

@lauramitrea It is well acted, I'll say that much. It almost plays like a dark fairy tale with some very disturbing parts about cruelty and pain.

[KellyGreen5555]

@incrediblehulkmovies I cannot stand Lars von Trier or his pretentious films.

[BallerInFlames]

This Scene was played by a classmate of me as Vera and she was brilliant in another way than the original but i loved it and that interpretation was maybe better than the Original :P

[nikkolei]

major spoiler she is the bitch in the movie?

[cerrenes]

@nikkolei watch the movie before making a judgment on one clip.

[bluegrasslass]

Heartbreaking scene – but the way Grace gets her revenge is ... well, brutal, but it seems fair.

[lyricsma]

@bluegrasslass It is chilling. I admit I felt no sadness when the oldest boy was shot, he was so creepy, but I did feel horrified when the gunman put the gun right up to the little baby and then pulled the trigger.

[incrediblehulkmovies]

What is socortism?

[MyaChanX3]

This scene pissed me off so much!!!

All my classmetes were infuriated as well.

This movie sux...

[JoHeartsArt]

@MyaChanX3 you suck

[Stigmatainmypants]

That's my favourite bit, too. Just SUCH satisfying catharsis.

[PGMAMustDie]

Heh. America.

[prosigoalameta]

ok ok .. its truee.... its good...

[SecretTrollAccount1]

I saw this and then the new Transformers movie, clearly the better of the two is Optimus Primed.

The cheapskate who made this film couldnt even get a loan for the props because the script was so shitty, and thats why the bitch cries at the end when they break some props, she knows the movie will not gross enough to pay off the cost of those unique little bawlbawls.

[JoHeartsArt]

@SecretTrollAccount1 you're funny.

[lalaland18ify]

dogville was an excellent movie, although killing kids and destroying toys are incomparable, the story behind what grace did at the end was favorable. as the lady broke her toys for sleeping with her husband, grace revenge back because she was tortured, raped and scold by everyone in the town. this is my opinion, please feel free to agree and disagree.

[KpurpleAblueT13]

Somehow I don't quite understand...I mean I got the idea of how hurt Grace was to watch her toys being destroyed...but why she didn't punish the men in the ville who raped her or sexual abused her in particularly? I am doing gender study here. I have heard that women tortured each other more seriously then men do in some degree, especially women who are older and more internalized then the younger ones. But I think if I were Grace, I would torture the men before killing them!

[Trogdorrrrrrr]

@lalaland18ify grace's revenge is only a way for lars von trier to say to the audience: see? you would've done the same thing. he doesn't forgive anyone in this movie, not even grace. that's how i see it.

[ghedehoungan]

I guess this movie is not about revenge, but rather about remotion of violence, and its extreme consequence- the retourn of violence in an exagerated way (cruelty).

The point is not how to remove violence, but how to transform it in a contructive way before condamning-and then punishing....

[Jemzie95]

Yes I agree the movie is a highly disturbing one

and that laugh at the end made me jump out of my skin LOL!

[AngelofMusic04]

I was fortunate enough to meet Patricia Clarkson earlier last week and we had a rather fascinating discussion about Dogville and working with Lars von Trier.

[FashionKid123]

i loved Dogville, its on my list of DVDs to buy!! soo amazing :D

[TylerD2501]

GRACE IS THE JESUS REVENGE!

[eredwithrin]

no words ...just im afraid for my self that i could be like the Dogvill's maggots

[Jianlibao]

That scared me at the end lol

[aeschhere]

Between what and what - stoicism is not about lack of emotionality but attitude in the face of events . Toughen up out there . We are our only hope .

[kgarridov]

Me encanta esta película, la admira tanto, porque con tan pocos elementos pueden captar tu atención durante toda la película y es fácil sentirse identificado con los comportamientos humanos de los personajes. Así somos los seres humanos Nos dan la mano y nos agarramos el pie, y nos aprovechamos de la gente buena y aguas con hacer favores porque con el tiempo la gente las convierte en tus obligaciones. Me encanta el final, y mas lo de Vera Para que aprendan!

[KashyaCharsi]

They behave so disgustingly. I wish I could kick Vera on her face and throw her out through the window:/

[Splangy1]

yeah I wish someone would upload the whole thing

[misswings83]

This movie is brilliant because of the fact that the actors have to carry it all the way through, relying only on their own talent. There are no distractions..that's the beauty of this movie. It's so naked and honest. You can _feel_ everything. Marvelous acting! Nicole was fantastic in it. A masterpiece.

[edwdixon5]

@misswings83 Filming Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot in a warehouse doesn't make it A Man for All Seasons. A petulant, callow diatribe is not improved by being stripped down, but merely adds another layer of pretension and pretentiousness. This is a movie for those who thought Andy Warhol was a great artist or a great thinker, rather than a self-made myth.

[Theomite]

@edwdixon5 The question, being, however, if the pretension lies in the format rather than the medium. I'd argue that the staging is pretentious--albeit somewhat interesting nonetheless--but does that contaminate the subject matter? For all of the overwrought cruelty present in Von Trier's work, I'd say that the nuanced ways in which it is expressed represent the petty, vain, resentful contemptuousness underlying American society more accurately than any other filmmaker, even Cassavetes.

[edwdixon5]

@Theomite Funny, like many reflexive and glib critics of America, I'd say "petty, vain, resentful, and contemptuous" sums them up quite neatly. They respond to their caricature of America with another poorly drawn caricature, and the bashers clap like seals for a dangling fish. America trashing at this level is as convincing and interesting as a bratty teenager calling his parents idiots.

[Theomite]

@edwdixon5 Those are accurate descriptions, but hardly final. But US cinema only shows our glamorous side, so guys like Von Trier have to show the other. Other cultures are vain about themselves, but America tends to be idealistic about itself, so films like Dogville emphasize the oblivious cruelty masquerading as enlightened righteousness. As for caricature, I'd argue that its a conclusion drawn from a crunched 3 hours instead of 22 episodes. It's agitprop, but America isn't beyond reproach.

[crimeminister]

your "funny" ending phrase is a sign that you really got the meaning of this movie...

[ednoisin]

Dogville is an amazingly genius representation of the USA, its culture, its politics, its hypocrisy, its demonic bullying arrogance and its inevitable (thank God) end. Awesome movie!

[ephemeralprotagonist]

Dogville is no doubt one of the best films ever made.

I thought the scene with the figurines was far more emotive than when Vera's kids are killed before here eyes - the latter just occurred rapidly. Did anyone else think this too? It must be deliverate on the producer's part?

[3Salto]

Yes, you are right. And it is probably one of the biggest problems for all of those who cheer when the tormentors are shot (I was one of them). How bad is smashing some porcelain compared to killing kids?

It's a very disturbing movie. I can't say, that I really know what the artist's point of view is, perhaps he just wants to leave it to us to find the right answers for oneself.

[nobloodinmyheart]

@3Salto uhm what bout daily rappings?

[skinwalkerxxx]

I saw the movie and loved it but never got the critic of the US before the generic when it had that David Bowie song.

[damihott648]

maldita perra rompe figuras ¬¬

[stephstar2402]

From an acting students point of view the film is artistic.. the whole chalk set, etc is very brechtian because it steers you away from distractions.. It makes you ask yourself why the characters are doing what they are doing.. as well as it also makes you think more about the political issues conveyed as opposed to the acting or the decoration of the set. Not everyone's going to find it entertaining as it requires thinking

[nathanielKnemis]

well..... yeah.

[solemio09]

I do not mean to be rude.... This movie is a master piece from any person able to feel and understanding the entire context of human-existence... Regardless what degree of acting or absence of education this person has. This is a A-to-Z and that is not even all!

[stephstar2402]

it's fine, you do have a point

[christophmaddog]

This film was one of the worst films i have ever seen. im not sure if it had a good storyline because i was that bored. The cinematography isnt that great, the amount of silly continuity errors looked awful (especially when they were obviously done on purpose....why?). The voice-over made me feel like i was watching something for little kids and what was going on with the set? which is annoying, especially when it comes to someone using a door. Poorly made, not entertaining.

[andrew881thebest]

and this is the worst motivated opinion I've ever read...Dogville is great, it's innovative, well acted and mooving...you do not understand anything about moovies, and if you get bored, that's why you are a boring person...bye

[christophmaddog]

Ok i know nothing about movies, wrong. Everyone knows things about films you know why? The auidence of a film get what they want from it. With Dogville i see a crappy thing that looks like it should be kept to a stage performance not film. You see...actually i don't know what you see in it. Thats where we differ. My previous comment was to spark a civilized debate, not for a slanging match. Oh and btw what about disliking this film makes me a boring person. give me some reasons. Not crappy ones

[Pedrolarrozapretti]

Ok, I must recognize: the person who replied you could have used better argumentation.

But Christoph, I don't see how this film could be one of the WORST you have seen. I found it marvelous for several reasons, but EVEN IF I HAD GOT BORED with it like you did I wouldn't refuse to admit that it has VERY GOOD character study, very complex and beautiful dramatic archs, and though it may not be so VISUALLY DYNAMIC, below the surface there's always a whirlwind of changing feelings to thrill us.

[calvers7]

rofl at the thing at the end

[wherewillyoube]

This is the saddest scene of the film :( but then it served her right, to have her kids killer before her eyes if she shed a tear. Karma's a bitch, isn't it?

I was so overwhelmed when the dolls were broken - they represent the symbolic ties she had with Dogville. And Vera shattered it all.

[Wumzum]

its the scareyest thing! she seemed like the best off all of the women. but her and her family just had this really DARK side of them. it was so upsetting that scene.

The ending really pulled together! just the way they turned it around.

[loljustice]

This is one of my favorite movies. Although I really don't go for what seems to me an annoying attempt at pseudo-intellectual originality with the chalk drawings on the stage instead of real scenery, the story is nevertheless so poignant and the twist is so good and unexpected that I really was taken aback. I recommend this movie to everyone.

[Wumzum]

weve been studying this film in our ARt and design Course at University. it wasnt trying to be intellectual with the idea of things being made from chalk, it was trying to be artistic. Tom was the one, who could see "Through the town" that was a big factor of it, and it really just enhanced certain rape scenes. AND it was GREAT for artistic composition.

[funcionamaldito]

that was to MilesHackett btw

[lomaspez]

boring pseudo original sincerely don´t like at all acclamed by thls snob world ...dull...

[Mawii009]

Nicole Kidman is so intense...

One of my all time favorite movie!! :)

[whymee100]

One of my all time favourite movies. Unlike the director's other movies, which I love, I particularly felt satisfied with this one because of the ending! J U S T I C E! (or revenge?..well)

[danilocool]

This scene is really strong...

This movie is really awesome!!!

[MetaMorphy]

That seems a little disproportionate.

[Ecknap]

Oh, how I hated that little pussy kid and his cunt mom! I watched this and wanted them machine-gunned before I even knew what the ending would be! Glad it ended happily!

[keflar5]

put her in a cage, feed then scraps and treat them like shit then you can say "see i told you she was an animal" I thought the "stop if she stops crying bit" was too uncharicteristic even considering the past and took away from the truth of the film, i bit tricksy or maybe not, who am i though Von Tier is a fucking genius PASS THE FUCKING TOMMY GUN :0

[brushstrokesrock]

I can't help but pity Grace. I almost cried at this scene, you can really feel Grace Mulligan's torment.

[xsherriix]

stoicism isnt about holding back tears.

veras an idiot.

[Nihilieu]

This movie really isn't about sweetnes of revenge, it can said only shortsighted idiot.

[barnyardfun]

Agreed. If anything, revenge is ultimately condemned in this film. One of my favorite moments teaching film came when I showed this movie in a class and the students cheered at Grace's command to kill the family, only to gasp in disbelief when the gangsters hold up the infant and blow it away with their guns. It is Von Trier questioning the ethics of revenge, not glorifying it. To understand this film as a glorification of revenge is to miss the point in a major way.

[MauricioCasteglione]

Killing all Dogville people is not a revenge action. It´s Justice. "The world is a better place without Dogville".

Every single person in that town is guilty, and their existance was meanless, except for themselves. They deserved what they got.

[Bugsobrite]

I couldn't agree more. "Revenge" is as natural as eating or defacting. It isn't good, it isn't bad, it just is. The provacatuer is the guilty, unnatural one. I don't believe the infant was guilty though. I would have rather seen her turn it into a gangster.

[MauricioCasteglione]

Dogville says almost everything that "commom" people don´t likt to see or analise regarding themselves. It´s not about American society, it´s about the human weakness.

[MilesHackett]

If you don't think this film is about America then you're ignoring von Trier's entire political allegory. Why else would the film be set in the USA? It could have been set in another country, or a completely fictitious world. It's not. Grace IS "grace", she needs aid from America (the town of Dogville) and is consequently taken advantage of, much like Iraq.

Iraq/America and Old Testament/New Testament are undeniably manifested in this film's politicization.

[funcionamaldito]

for you maybe

[MilesHackett]

Even the credits indicate this is a critique of America. Why else would seemingly unrelated images of poverty be shown with David Bowie's "Young AMERICANS" playing overtop of it? Honestly, if you sincerely believe this film doesn't criticize America in any way, then you don't understand its allegorical purpose to begin with.

[loljustice]

Yeah, cause Iraq is the very emobdiment of grance and innocense. Get over yourself.

[MilesHackett]

Try reading over what you're saying before posting it, you'll look less incompetent that way..

or not. :)

[Wumzum]

you have to agree tho, it is a bit obvious that the film is very much aimed at America. Iraq doesn't need to be part of the equation.

[misswings83]

I totally agree with that. Well said. I like that about this movie. Even though I normally don't agree with what happened at the end, I can't help but feel justice. Now, that's a part of you that you keep to yourself, right? It's not something you DO, but it is something you THINK. What Grace does, is def. what I would have thougt about is what I'm saying.

[fattyrabbit]

this movie was fucked up.

[Zoefiction]

haha!! that laugh in the end!!

[sophie23456789]

Nicole and her dad sort this bitch out

REVENGE IS DEFINITELY SWEET FOR HER

What a terrific movie Dogville is

[PrincessRocka]

damned!Are you crazy with that laugh :D

[theconstantlaunderer]

PS love the surprise at the end ---ripper.

[theconstantlaunderer]

SHE"S A FAKE in a turd of a movie.

BMX bandits was her best work.

.

[SecretTrollAccount1]

@theconstantlaunderer is that prono?

[mostlyBS]

great clip, until the text at the end. are you retarded?

[EvaneSam]

No. Are you??? Jezzee it's a joke, whoever takes this seriously is ... well ... you.

[mostlyBS]

yeah.. me.. Im not retarded either, but I just didnt like your ending. I dont understand why my comment came out twice though. Life is full of surprises.

[EvaneSam]

Well, sorry if you didn't like the ending, maybe you can upload the clip without it.

[mostlyBS]

Maybe I might just do that some day. I hope you will return the favor and complain at that as well.

[EvaneSam]

Sure, with the utmost pleasure :P

[mostlyBS]

I cant wait:D

[JoHeartsArt]

@EvaneSam XD

[bluegrasslass]

@EvaneSam Ha ha! I liked that! That was my reaction on watching that scene, although I cried too.

[sophie23456789]

Retarded?

Revenge is what this movie is all about

Everybody deserved what they got in the end

Especially this cow

[newestech]

@mostlyBS I don't like the at text either but it has nothing about being retarded. It's a great clip and it's about revenge but also the end text implies @EvaneSam has Passive–aggressive behavior pattern who can not directly show his reaction and collecting those revenge feelings which might explode dangerously one day so learn how to show your reaction at that moment Evane and thank you for the clip keep it up

[EvaneSam]

@newestech Well I'm working on my passive aggressive behavior, it's just hard when I'm the only one who does. Others still keep pissing me off doing the same things that drive me nuts over and over again. And they know it.There's just so much a person can take.

[mostlyBS]

great clip, until the text at the end. are you retarded?

[StephenPerennial]

Yep.. for me it was perfect.. seeing the two pivotal scenes of the movie together.. there is nothing to be added.. and then that laugh and caption wreck it.

Top movie though

[affable83]

A masterpiece.

[hazyshaggy]

yes...la venganza es un plato que se come mejor frio

[iamacheerfulassassin]

i love this movie powerful

[lovinpeas]

thanks for posting

love this movie ALOT!

very avant garde. Lars Von Trier...