Memory and reflection bring it into our present and will drag it into our future as well. That we are--every day of our lives--who we have been in days that have passed. Each crossroads we face will involve choices that define us forever, because to take one path is to leave another behind. And what we leave behind is not merely another life we may have lived, but another self we may have been.
one of the most wachable films ever. The actors, theire playing, the music, the enviroment, the dramaturge/storywriting. Oh this one is just too much for me, love it and have seen it - maby a 100 times
@20hund06 OK! You win! I posted this, and have only seen it about 81 times! No, really, thanks so much for your comment. They don't get any better than this!
@DOLPHIN85able Then you're 86 years young! This was/is film-making on a grand scale, and it all worked; the acting, sets, music and especially being haunted by Mr. Morricone's themes. Thanks so much!
Many of you reading this will not believe this to be true but leaving out the mafiastory and the harsh 20's context this is what really happened to me in the 70's
@burten345 Well, leaving out the mob part, I'm happy to be hearing from you! You're a survivor! Thanks so much for your mention! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
@Vvillarreal50 Hace poco que he visto aquellos mismos ojos en la pantalla chica! Ella es una de las estrellas del famoso novela pequeña Britanica, "Downton Abbey!" Aquí en los EUA esta en PBS. Gracias por escribir!
Very dark movie..The scene of Noodles raping Deborah casts his character as a bit of a monster and a mobster. One of the greatest in the history of movies. Masterful, sublime, brilliant..
@Wallydaft Could it be that he's a 15-20 year con who has been in love, and lusting after his ideal "girl" forever? The rape is a really hideous scene, but sadly I think the writer had little choice: she was leaving him for a potential Hollywood career. In his delusion there was no other choice. As for the original author, Harry Grey, it would be a miracle to find him now and ask. I'm glad to hear from you; your mention will hopefully inspire others to contribute! Thank you!
@vg5157 Aunque este video es, probablemente, de la poca diferencia en este mundo, yo estaba tan feliz de hacerlo! Mi amiga se lo sugirió, y yo lo vi y pensé en ella! Lo demás es historia. Gracias por su comentario amable!!!!
@Destroyerru And now you can see her on Masterpiece Theater, PBS, USA. Elizabeth McGovern is starring in the British novela, "Downton Abbey!" The show, the story and the cast are amazing! Thanks so much for writing!
@artagnan62 Buen amigo artagnan62! Hablo su idioma, pero no lo han hecho durante muchos años. Por favor, acepte mis disculpas. Estoy tan feliz que se ha gustado esta breve producción. Este fue un trabajo de amor por mí! Me encanta la película, la historia original, y el compositor magnífico. Me siento honrado por su mensaje!
@TheRipper997 Sorry for the delay! This one offers so many memories! Sometimes just watching makes me think I've met all the characters! Maybe you feel that too? Great to hear from you!
A pesar de que se ha roto, quiero responder en español. Uno no puede pedir nada más alto que eso! Me gustaría poder enviar sus felicitaciones a las estrellas, productores y directores de este trabajo increíble. Además, el mejor de todos iría al señor Morricone! Gracias.
@varadero1839 the first time i saw this picture i was 14 or 15 years old and i was overwehlmed,i felt sadness and joy that day, and it brings so many memories... thank you so much mr. morricone
@evas99 You're so right! She is a little like beautiful Elizabeth Taylor; she never went through that awkward period! She just seemed to float through her youth, puberty and suddenly beauty--no stops! Thanks so much for your comment!
@artagnan62 One can't ask for anything higher than that! Wish I could forward your kudos to the stars, producers, and directors of this amazing work. Also, the best of all would go to Mr. Morricone! Thank you.
@ezimotsuc123 This film, not to mention the beautiful music, have a haunting quality. I could watch is over and over again. Thank you so much for your comment!
@niles040405 I'm honored to hear from you! They are all unique talents and, thanks to the author, have provided "the stuff that dreams are made of!" Think that's early Humphrey Bogart, but wouldn't bet my "catechism" on it! Thank you so much for your comment!
@niles040405 Crying is not an option! Just joking! I'm subject to crying fits myself, when watching this. So many of these characters remind me of the friends/foes from my youth. Guess the best I can say is that I grew up on "the fringes" of some of these characters lives. Granted, it was a 60's time, not the 30's represented here, but I'm convinced that regardless of the time the only thing that changed was the sartorial issue. Thanks once again kind friend! I'm in your debt!
Sergio Leone e Ennio Morricone sono italiani magici!! Ho solo visto il grande epos e la grande declaratione di amore per America "c’era una volta in america". Il libretto e la musica. Un recordo "para siempre" in mi corazon. Tutti anni – un giorno- repito - con lacrimas la historia de Noodles, Deborah, Fat Joe e i altri. Mille gracie Italia per Sergio e Ennio!! Perdone mi italiano e cattivo. Sono norvegese.
It has been suggested that from the point that Deniro enters the opium house at the beginning of the film,right through to the image of him at the very end,back there and smiling.Was infact an opium caused dream.In other words everything inbetween those two points was a dream.Opinions please.
@MyMREDDIE This is a fascinating idea! Back in the day they would have called this a "pipe dream!' Guess we'll never know as the original book, "The Hoods," written in 1952 by one Harry Grey, seemed to "read" like a novel. I remember reading it around 1958. I'd love to try it again, but I'm not sure if it's still in print. Either way, thanks for your comment, and I'm scratching my head!! Best to you.
@varadero1839 Apreciado amigo, es evidente que compartimos el buen gusto y el sensible sentido al escuchar las baladas del maestro Morricone que llegan como una brisa fresca a nuestro corazón.
@JOAQUIM1237 Por favor, no hay de que! Bueno, mejor dicho para mi no, pero para el maestro Morricone SI! La música de Sr. Morricone es siempre encantador! Mil gracias!
@Arschhaarraucher I'm not certain what planet I'm on! Praise like yours makes me just as goose bumpy, and shivery every time! Right now I'm bowing my head. I'm that thrilled by your remarks! For you to know, I was raised in New York City, but spent a few years in "The Bronx." Thanks again!
I accidently kicked off two versions of Deborah's Theme (this one and varadero1839) within a couple of seconds of each other and the outcome was unbelievable. I got real lucky with how they harmonised... but in my opinion I think it brought something different to a very beautiful piece of music. Right up there with Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings
@mrbolovski A beautiful tribute indeed! What fine performers they were, and for the most part, still are! The haunting Ennio Morricone score only adds to what I think you're feeling. I'm so grateful to hear from you!
@TheTakeover84 Hi, and Thanks! Your remarks are very thought-provoking. When Hip Hop was still in its infancy, I mourned the death of "Doo-Wop," and street-corner singers from New York. Liked the beginnings of HipHop, but lost touch over time. We live in frightening times, but I suggest that the "times" of this video, and the reality of today are not really so far apart. I'm grateful for Mr. Morricone, and for his understanding. There's still much of our society that needs help. Best wishes!
Not to get to weird , just my truth last year i was in hospital. ITU (intensive care, sick ? Sicker than sick so ill i cant describe and in more pain than i can say. I swear to god that if i heard this then i could of died peacefully . But you cant ask to die .God doesn't do that! In fact Ennio Morricone wrote this to feel to live and my goodness do i get that now. if anything it gets me in touch with feeling. and how beautiful are emotions R ? U know the ones i mean! thx 4 this post!
it has been researched scientifically that is you just listen naturally to this kind of music call it depressin sad melancholy jolly warever the effect is the same it lowers your blood pressure maintain good health. just like doing physical exercise for one day that benefititted your health greatly...as i said results of 15 years medical study by harvard medical studies...well i dont need this im in perfect health
it has been researched scientifically that is you just listen naturally to this kind of music call it depressin sad melancholy jolly warever the effect is the same it lowers your blood pressure maintain good health. just like doing physical exercise for one day that benefititted your health greatly...as i said results of 15 years medical study by harvard medical studies...well i dont need this im in perfect health
when she (Debrah) was little,she had brown eye, now as an adult they're blue they did not have colored contacts back then. we still love this movie!GSC
@weeGeorgiegirl I don't think they even had "any" contacts then! You're very observant! Hollywood makes many mistakes, but as you said, "we still love this movie!" Me too. Thanks so much for writing!
maybe if UFO aliens are for real maybe somehow they got real explanations for this kind of strange feeling ..span of so many decades tens of years before it got felt again.human being emotions are strange as ever..mystery is what it is all about human being emotions...unfathomable at its core..who knows maybe it is the key to unlock all universe mysteries including human being own history from the past to the future....deep huh?? blame this sharp biting music by enroe?? didnt catch the compsr
first time i felt this strange feeling is when I was seven or eight year old while playing i found myself or my head inside culvert type of encloser but made of bamboo thin strips so dark inside.the year is n the 70's.i just felt so sad not afraid but so sad dont wanna be mysefl alone feeling so sad inside that round black hole .
2nd fime felt that is last year 2010 when i watched curious case of benjamin button n 3rd is yesterday when i watched this movie on once upoin a time in america..i
@qooseek Even today, she's still lovely! I saw her on both a BBC production, and a Law and Order episode recently, and time has been very kind to her! Thanks so much for your message!
I love Deborah's theme and always thought her and Noodles would end up together in the film. Guess it just wasn't to be, what a classic thanks for posting =)
@twiskins Hi twiskins. Wish I had a better response, but you're not the 1st one who has said this. I think there's something in the melody that seems to appeal to two different parts of our psyche. One is the tragic and maudlin side, and the other the hopeful outlook! Either way, the composer, Mr. Morricone must have had this in mind when he wrote the score. He wanted us to contemplate! Thanks so much for your comment; it made me think a lot!
@pufarinu Having seen your video, and only knowing that you are there, with your infinite love for cinema and the beautiful clip you posted, has made my day! I'm so grateful to hear from you!
If we escape punishment for our vices, why should we complain if we are not rewarded for our virtues? -John Churton Collins, literary critic (1848-1908)
You're welcome! This one, although probably better represented via other presenters here on YT, will always be a favorite of mine! I'm thrilled to have heard from you, and thank you for thinking of me! I'm also proud of my little version. Hope I've captured some of the beauty and mystery of this most amazing of films!
Missing you, "BIG TIME!" Where've you been? Hoping you and yours are well, and looking forward to wondrous holidays! Please write when you've some free time.
You're welcome! Any time I receive a compliment from you, I know I'm on the right track. Thank you again my kind friend. Will report tomorrow about the scary surgery part. Buenas Noches!
Thank you my kind friend! Though it's very possibly the 310th of similar upgrades, I'm happy to say that your endorsement makes this little bit seem new and different! I'm really thrilled!
Best wishes, and I'm wishing you the very best of Happy Holidays! Will write more later.
Memory and reflection bring it into our present and will drag it into our future as well. That we are--every day of our lives--who we have been in days that have passed. Each crossroads we face will involve choices that define us forever, because to take one path is to leave another behind. And what we leave behind is not merely another life we may have lived, but another self we may have been.
vegasj2008 2 hours ago
<3
SergiKu2011 5 days ago
4 people need a ticking off from noodles and co
thecultofjonnybighed 1 week ago
Sergio Leone + Ennio Morricone = Once upon a time in America , best movie ever made , the most hauting masterpiece in the history of cinema .
Fuck Hollywood and all the US trash !!
Trulyloyale 1 week ago
@Trulyloyale How wise you are! It's just about my favorite too. Thanks for writing!
varadero1839 1 week ago
one of the most wachable films ever. The actors, theire playing, the music, the enviroment, the dramaturge/storywriting. Oh this one is just too much for me, love it and have seen it - maby a 100 times
20hund06 2 weeks ago
@20hund06 OK! You win! I posted this, and have only seen it about 81 times! No, really, thanks so much for your comment. They don't get any better than this!
varadero1839 1 week ago
I'm 86 and this is my all time favorite movie. Beautifully done and the acting was superb....
DOLPHIN85able 2 weeks ago
@DOLPHIN85able Then you're 86 years young! This was/is film-making on a grand scale, and it all worked; the acting, sets, music and especially being haunted by Mr. Morricone's themes. Thanks so much!
varadero1839 2 weeks ago
@varadero1839 -- Mr. Morricone's theme, Amapola is especially haunting, i'm whistling it all the time. Thank YOU so much...
DOLPHIN85able 2 weeks ago
Many of you reading this will not believe this to be true but leaving out the mafiastory and the harsh 20's context this is what really happened to me in the 70's
burten345 2 weeks ago
@burten345 Well, leaving out the mob part, I'm happy to be hearing from you! You're a survivor! Thanks so much for your mention! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
varadero1839 1 week ago
Just wonderfull.....only
Marzio1 2 weeks ago
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najpiękniejsza muzyka świata lluis di mateo ajaccio la musica è davvero straordinaria ed emozionante sola !
RagaLosa 2 weeks ago
Los ojos de Elizabeth en verdad que son hermosos. Una de las mujeres más guapas de la pantalla grande, allá en los inolvidables ochentas.
Vvillarreal50 2 weeks ago
@Vvillarreal50 Hace poco que he visto aquellos mismos ojos en la pantalla chica! Ella es una de las estrellas del famoso novela pequeña Britanica, "Downton Abbey!" Aquí en los EUA esta en PBS. Gracias por escribir!
varadero1839 1 week ago
Once upon a time there was Ennio Morricone.
The rest is history...
ferark 3 weeks ago
@ferark I agree! Thank you so much for your observation. Mr. Morricone really excelled with this, one of his loveliest works!
varadero1839 3 weeks ago
Very dark movie..The scene of Noodles raping Deborah casts his character as a bit of a monster and a mobster. One of the greatest in the history of movies. Masterful, sublime, brilliant..
Wallydaft 3 weeks ago
@Wallydaft Could it be that he's a 15-20 year con who has been in love, and lusting after his ideal "girl" forever? The rape is a really hideous scene, but sadly I think the writer had little choice: she was leaving him for a potential Hollywood career. In his delusion there was no other choice. As for the original author, Harry Grey, it would be a miracle to find him now and ask. I'm glad to hear from you; your mention will hopefully inspire others to contribute! Thank you!
varadero1839 3 weeks ago
great movie / great song
stanstead74 3 weeks ago
@stanstead74 Thanks so much! It is/was a labor of love!
varadero1839 3 weeks ago
BRAVO ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! !
decoysk 3 weeks ago
Elizabeth MacGovern los ojos mas bellos de Hollywood !!
vg5157 4 weeks ago
@vg5157 Hace poco he tenido la suerte de ver los ojos de EM en "Downton Abbey!" Siguen igual! Mil gracias por su comentario!
varadero1839 3 weeks ago
@vg5157 She could be Sigrid Thorntons sister !
urukioraxmiu97 1 week ago
sencillamente sublime !!
vg5157 4 weeks ago
@vg5157 Aunque este video es, probablemente, de la poca diferencia en este mundo, yo estaba tan feliz de hacerlo! Mi amiga se lo sugirió, y yo lo vi y pensé en ella! Lo demás es historia. Gracias por su comentario amable!!!!
varadero1839 3 weeks ago
@vg5157 Como tiene razón! Mil gracias!
varadero1839 3 weeks ago
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najpiękniejsza muzyka świata lluis sola di mateo ajaccio la musica è davvero straordinaria ed emozionante!
Asolagar 2 weeks ago
MASTERPIECE FILM, MASTERPIECE MUSIC...
I have many more to write about it grandness and magnificence, but I think this is not necessary... All in those words by title letters...
Destroyerru 1 month ago 2
@Destroyerru And now you can see her on Masterpiece Theater, PBS, USA. Elizabeth McGovern is starring in the British novela, "Downton Abbey!" The show, the story and the cast are amazing! Thanks so much for writing!
varadero1839 1 week ago
my heart is wirde open.....mama morricone: GREAT JOB!
TheShalia29 1 month ago
@TheShalia29 Wonderful comment! Many thanks, on behalf of the amazing performers and superb composer Mr. Morricone!
varadero1839 4 weeks ago
@TheShalia29 Superb composer Mr. Morricone, and amazing performers. Thanks so much!
varadero1839 4 weeks ago
Salute to Mr Morricone
gigglepig52 1 month ago
@gigglepig52 Thanks! Mr. Morricone is a genius!
varadero1839 1 month ago
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Asolagar 2 weeks ago
I'm lucky to hear this magnificent melody live by symphony orchestra leading by Maestro Morricone!
JuveFanUA 1 month ago
@JuveFanUA Lucky indeed! What a wonderful memory for you! It's a time you'll never forget. Thanks for your comment.
varadero1839 1 month ago
aproximado llevo 20 years de ver el filme,no hay filme mejor,leone y mr.morricone numero 1 saludos varadero.
artagnan62 2 months ago
he visto llorar a un capo mafiosso cuando ha perdido a su deborah,ya extranaba mi theme.
artagnan62 2 months ago
@artagnan62 Buen amigo artagnan62! Hablo su idioma, pero no lo han hecho durante muchos años. Por favor, acepte mis disculpas. Estoy tan feliz que se ha gustado esta breve producción. Este fue un trabajo de amor por mí! Me encanta la película, la historia original, y el compositor magnífico. Me siento honrado por su mensaje!
varadero1839 2 months ago
@TheRipper997
miranda1967es 3 months ago
@TheRipper997 Sorry for the delay! This one offers so many memories! Sometimes just watching makes me think I've met all the characters! Maybe you feel that too? Great to hear from you!
varadero1839 3 months ago
la mejor pelicula de toda la historia
cerecitayadeniel 3 months ago
Lovely !!
CHIBASHIYAHAGICHO 3 months ago in playlist CHIBASHIYAHAGICHO さんのお気に入り
A pesar de que se ha roto, quiero responder en español. Uno no puede pedir nada más alto que eso! Me gustaría poder enviar sus felicitaciones a las estrellas, productores y directores de este trabajo increíble. Además, el mejor de todos iría al señor Morricone! Gracias.
varadero1839 4 months ago
@varadero1839 the first time i saw this picture i was 14 or 15 years old and i was overwehlmed,i felt sadness and joy that day, and it brings so many memories... thank you so much mr. morricone
miranda1967es 3 months ago
no entiendo english, saludos varadero.
artagnan62 4 months ago
Jennifer Connelly, a beautiful child that grew into a beautiful woman. What a magnificent cast!
evas99 4 months ago 5
@evas99 You're so right! She is a little like beautiful Elizabeth Taylor; she never went through that awkward period! She just seemed to float through her youth, puberty and suddenly beauty--no stops! Thanks so much for your comment!
varadero1839 4 months ago
WUNDERBARE MUSIK.
HERVORAGENDE SCHAUSPIELER.
GROSSARTIGER FILM
gaschromatog 4 months ago
excelent,10.
artagnan62 4 months ago
@artagnan62 One can't ask for anything higher than that! Wish I could forward your kudos to the stars, producers, and directors of this amazing work. Also, the best of all would go to Mr. Morricone! Thank you.
varadero1839 4 months ago 2
just great music!
thom2805 4 months ago
@thom2805 Great music, with a genius behind it all: Mr. Ennio Morricone! Thanks so much for your message.
varadero1839 4 months ago
great movie with fantastic music!!!
ezimotsuc123 4 months ago
@ezimotsuc123 This film, not to mention the beautiful music, have a haunting quality. I could watch is over and over again. Thank you so much for your comment!
varadero1839 4 months ago
@ezimotsuc123 Where to begin? Honored to hear from you and thanks for kind comment. One of the best films, and scores of any time! Thank you!
varadero1839 4 months ago
crying for this classics,its wonderfull,,,,
niles040405 4 months ago
@niles040405 I'm honored to hear from you! They are all unique talents and, thanks to the author, have provided "the stuff that dreams are made of!" Think that's early Humphrey Bogart, but wouldn't bet my "catechism" on it! Thank you so much for your comment!
varadero1839 4 months ago
@niles040405 Crying is not an option! Just joking! I'm subject to crying fits myself, when watching this. So many of these characters remind me of the friends/foes from my youth. Guess the best I can say is that I grew up on "the fringes" of some of these characters lives. Granted, it was a 60's time, not the 30's represented here, but I'm convinced that regardless of the time the only thing that changed was the sartorial issue. Thanks once again kind friend! I'm in your debt!
varadero1839 4 months ago
@niles040405 Grateful to hear from you, and agree that this music, and film are classics! Thanks again!
varadero1839 4 months ago
Sergio Leone e Ennio Morricone sono italiani magici!! Ho solo visto il grande epos e la grande declaratione di amore per America "c’era una volta in america". Il libretto e la musica. Un recordo "para siempre" in mi corazon. Tutti anni – un giorno- repito - con lacrimas la historia de Noodles, Deborah, Fat Joe e i altri. Mille gracie Italia per Sergio e Ennio!! Perdone mi italiano e cattivo. Sono norvegese.
knubir 4 months ago 2
It has been suggested that from the point that Deniro enters the opium house at the beginning of the film,right through to the image of him at the very end,back there and smiling.Was infact an opium caused dream.In other words everything inbetween those two points was a dream.Opinions please.
MyMREDDIE 4 months ago
@MyMREDDIE This is a fascinating idea! Back in the day they would have called this a "pipe dream!' Guess we'll never know as the original book, "The Hoods," written in 1952 by one Harry Grey, seemed to "read" like a novel. I remember reading it around 1958. I'd love to try it again, but I'm not sure if it's still in print. Either way, thanks for your comment, and I'm scratching my head!! Best to you.
varadero1839 4 months ago
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knubir 5 months ago
Morricone es genial, transporta los sentidos a una fase superior, es siempre un placer oir una de sus composiciones. Gracias maestro.
JOAQUIM1237 5 months ago
@JOAQUIM1237 Estoy agradecido a saber de Usted, y estoy totalmente de acuerdo. Este compositor es un genio!
varadero1839 4 months ago
@varadero1839 Apreciado amigo, es evidente que compartimos el buen gusto y el sensible sentido al escuchar las baladas del maestro Morricone que llegan como una brisa fresca a nuestro corazón.
JOAQUIM1237 4 months ago
Impresionante, muchisimas gracias, un regalo para los sentidos, de corazón muchas gracias maestro Morricone.
JOAQUIM1237 5 months ago
@JOAQUIM1237 Por favor, no hay de que! Bueno, mejor dicho para mi no, pero para el maestro Morricone SI! La música de Sr. Morricone es siempre encantador! Mil gracias!
varadero1839 5 months ago
the best film, best music and best actor-get goosebumps every time ;)
Arschhaarraucher 5 months ago
@Arschhaarraucher I'm not certain what planet I'm on! Praise like yours makes me just as goose bumpy, and shivery every time! Right now I'm bowing my head. I'm that thrilled by your remarks! For you to know, I was raised in New York City, but spent a few years in "The Bronx." Thanks again!
varadero1839 5 months ago
Hammer geile Melodie. Jedes mal, wenn ich Sie höre, muss ich an diesen Film denken... es ist einfach WOW!!!
Darkdivorce 5 months ago
c est beau, rien d autre à dire...
montana3347 5 months ago
esta escrito, mas fuerte que la muerte es el amor.
artagnan62 5 months ago
Que bella y que triste es esta melodía. Una verdadera maravilla Señor Morricone.
ignatiushand 5 months ago
The best movie and the best music of the 20s centry. There will no other movie like this in a history of the mankind.
aaaaa895 5 months ago
10-100-1000.excelente.
artagnan62 6 months ago
@artagnan62 Thank you so much! Wonderful to hear from you.
varadero1839 6 months ago
maestro morricone nunca dejo de escucharlo vaya un saludo para usted en donde quiera que este.
artagnan62 6 months ago
@artagnan62 Perdoname la demora; mil gracias. Ya deje una contesta en su mensaje de hoy. Me siento bien agradecido!
varadero1839 6 months ago
aah..., mi deborah... cuando te perdi para siempre, se cayo el cielo...,que el todopoderoso te tenga en su gloria.
artagnan62 6 months ago
Leone - Morricone - De Niro
W ITALY!!
Andrea15MJ 6 months ago 2
@Andrea15MJ Many thanks! They're all amazing, as are you, for your uplifting comment!
varadero1839 6 months ago
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I accidently kicked off two versions of Deborah's Theme (this one and varadero1839) within a couple of seconds of each other and the outcome was unbelievable. I got real lucky with how they harmonised... but in my opinion I think it brought something different to a very beautiful piece of music. Right up there with Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings
a0danl3ah 6 months ago
goddam beauty. im crying.
mrbolovski 7 months ago
@mrbolovski A beautiful tribute indeed! What fine performers they were, and for the most part, still are! The haunting Ennio Morricone score only adds to what I think you're feeling. I'm so grateful to hear from you!
varadero1839 7 months ago
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one of the best films of all times
levchenkomi 7 months ago
ﾚｵｰﾈの壮大傑作"ﾜﾝｽ･ｱﾎﾟﾝ･ｱ･ﾀｲﾑ･ｲﾝ･ｱﾒﾘｶ"～ﾓﾘｺｰﾈの"デボラのテーマ"が胸にしむ～奇跡の映画､奇跡のｽｺｱ #eiga
blackandtanful 7 months ago
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BY far one of the best movies ever made!! Ennio Morricone's music is unmatchable!!!
Nesoxxxoo 7 months ago
The woman you love and you can not have
giangy82 7 months ago 3
@giangy82 Thanks for you comment; very true! Also, thanks to wonderful Ennio Morricone for this exquisite melody!
varadero1839 7 months ago
@giangy82 that's so true ...!
pufarinu 7 months ago
@TheTakeover84 Hi, and Thanks! Your remarks are very thought-provoking. When Hip Hop was still in its infancy, I mourned the death of "Doo-Wop," and street-corner singers from New York. Liked the beginnings of HipHop, but lost touch over time. We live in frightening times, but I suggest that the "times" of this video, and the reality of today are not really so far apart. I'm grateful for Mr. Morricone, and for his understanding. There's still much of our society that needs help. Best wishes!
varadero1839 7 months ago 5
Not to get to weird , just my truth last year i was in hospital. ITU (intensive care, sick ? Sicker than sick so ill i cant describe and in more pain than i can say. I swear to god that if i heard this then i could of died peacefully . But you cant ask to die .God doesn't do that! In fact Ennio Morricone wrote this to feel to live and my goodness do i get that now. if anything it gets me in touch with feeling. and how beautiful are emotions R ? U know the ones i mean! thx 4 this post!
drstew1 7 months ago
@drstew1 So glad to hear from you and especially how this theme affected you during your recovery. Thanks drstew1 for your generous remark!
varadero1839 7 months ago
This Music is a great movie masterpiece, and a perfect blend of scenery and music.
murraybott 8 months ago
@murraybott This film will always be one of my personal favorites, and I'm very grateful for your comment! Thank you!
varadero1839 8 months ago 2
Let's thank God and Italy for Ennio Morricone.
carlosbashuertas 8 months ago 17
@carlosbashuertas Amen!! Love 'em Both! Thanks for gracious thoughts. I'm in your debt! For me, Italy calls, and I hope I can still visit!
varadero1839 8 months ago
@carlosbashuertas
and for Sergio Leone... ;-)
easypisa 7 months ago
hey varadero 1839 is yoru friend dead?? just wandering ..also were you born in 1839?? hmm so young and so knowledgable..that's you varadero
baredwin 8 months ago
it has been researched scientifically that is you just listen naturally to this kind of music call it depressin sad melancholy jolly warever the effect is the same it lowers your blood pressure maintain good health. just like doing physical exercise for one day that benefititted your health greatly...as i said results of 15 years medical study by harvard medical studies...well i dont need this im in perfect health
baredwin 8 months ago
it has been researched scientifically that is you just listen naturally to this kind of music call it depressin sad melancholy jolly warever the effect is the same it lowers your blood pressure maintain good health. just like doing physical exercise for one day that benefititted your health greatly...as i said results of 15 years medical study by harvard medical studies...well i dont need this im in perfect health
baredwin 8 months ago
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when she (Debrah) was little,she had brown eye, now as an adult they're blue they did not have colored contacts back then. we still love this movie!GSC
weeGeorgiegirl 8 months ago
when she (Debrah) was little,she had brown eye, now as an adult they're blue they did not have colored contacts back then. we still love this movie!
weeGeorgiegirl 8 months ago
@weeGeorgiegirl I don't think they even had "any" contacts then! You're very observant! Hollywood makes many mistakes, but as you said, "we still love this movie!" Me too. Thanks so much for writing!
varadero1839 8 months ago
No disrespect to the many greatly admired movie score composers, but Sig. Morricone's outstanding work towers above that of any other.
mauricioD 8 months ago
maybe if UFO aliens are for real maybe somehow they got real explanations for this kind of strange feeling ..span of so many decades tens of years before it got felt again.human being emotions are strange as ever..mystery is what it is all about human being emotions...unfathomable at its core..who knows maybe it is the key to unlock all universe mysteries including human being own history from the past to the future....deep huh?? blame this sharp biting music by enroe?? didnt catch the compsr
baredwin 8 months ago
first time i felt this strange feeling is when I was seven or eight year old while playing i found myself or my head inside culvert type of encloser but made of bamboo thin strips so dark inside.the year is n the 70's.i just felt so sad not afraid but so sad dont wanna be mysefl alone feeling so sad inside that round black hole .
2nd fime felt that is last year 2010 when i watched curious case of benjamin button n 3rd is yesterday when i watched this movie on once upoin a time in america..i
baredwin 8 months ago
tastes are different my friend) watch "racing with the moon"or "she having baby" with her. she is so beautiful there
qooseek 8 months ago
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vijay4bandari 9 months ago
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vijay4bandari 9 months ago
Elizabeth Mcgovern is the most beautiful actress in the world
qooseek 9 months ago 3
@qooseek Even today, she's still lovely! I saw her on both a BBC production, and a Law and Order episode recently, and time has been very kind to her! Thanks so much for your message!
varadero1839 9 months ago
@qooseek I loved Romy Schneider, as beautiful as talented
YZ0007 8 months ago
美しい!～ﾜﾝｽ･ｱﾎﾟﾝ･ｱ･ﾀｲﾑ･ｲﾝ･ｱﾒﾘｶ～ﾓﾘｺｰﾈ 渾身の作"ﾃﾞﾎﾞﾗのﾃｰﾏ"～ﾚｵｰﾈも会心の作～時代が波打つ! #jazzm
blackandtanful 9 months ago
Fiero di essere Italiano...pura magia, pura armonia, pura emozione...
M31Gerry 9 months ago
I love Deborah's theme and always thought her and Noodles would end up together in the film. Guess it just wasn't to be, what a classic thanks for posting =)
Howl625 10 months ago
As great as this piece of music is, it's uncomparable while in the context of the film.
JacksonOssea 11 months ago
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ENAMORADA de esta pelicula!!!!
TheLadykeka 11 months ago
ENAMORADA de esta pelicula!!!!
TheLadykeka 11 months ago
i loved this movie greats from cologne germany
cologneheros 11 months ago
I find it depressing but I still like listening to it. Strange.
twiskins 11 months ago
@twiskins Hi twiskins. Wish I had a better response, but you're not the 1st one who has said this. I think there's something in the melody that seems to appeal to two different parts of our psyche. One is the tragic and maudlin side, and the other the hopeful outlook! Either way, the composer, Mr. Morricone must have had this in mind when he wrote the score. He wanted us to contemplate! Thanks so much for your comment; it made me think a lot!
varadero1839 11 months ago
@varadero1839 Yes I agree, he must have a really good imagination.
twiskins 11 months ago
Beautiful, like Deborah ;)
ContreJours 11 months ago
the most beautiful movie ever made , this is masterpiece, PURE LOVE . you can't express felling with words,
pufarinu 1 year ago 2
@pufarinu Having seen your video, and only knowing that you are there, with your infinite love for cinema and the beautiful clip you posted, has made my day! I'm so grateful to hear from you!
varadero1839 1 year ago
de donde eres jorge alberto?,me llama la atencion que te dirijas a mi.
artagnan62 1 year ago
nunca termino de escucharla.
artagnan62 1 year ago
@artagnan62 Hola artagnan62! Ni yo tampoco! Que cancion mas bella. Mil gracias!
varadero1839 1 year ago
I love soundtracks music, Ennio Morricone, Hans Zimmer and many others are the real artist no lady gaga and other “so called“ stars
richieboyland2 1 year ago
@richieboyland2 I completely agree with you. Some of my other favorites are Korngold and Miklós Rózsa. Thanks so much for your message.
varadero1839 1 year ago
@richieboyland2
agree with you
aaaaa895 5 months ago
numero 1,conmovedor,sacude el alma.
artagnan62 1 year ago
@artagnan62 Mil gracias! En serio, estoy tan feliz de haber ganado su aprobación! Esta melodía, junto con los clips, son realmente conmovedoras!
Feliz Año Nuevo!
varadero1839 1 year ago
gran pelicula
jorgealbertobaron2 1 year ago
@jorgealbertobaron2 Y como!! Mil gracias por su comentario!
varadero1839 1 year ago
My Music.
Subject: Sauna chairs sleuth
Anagram: she is such a natural
RaleighDawlishRaynar 1 year ago
@RaleighDawlishRaynar Pretty much unforgettable, isn't she! Thanks so much for your notice!
varadero1839 1 year ago
Still nice to see Ms McGovern
Subject: Downton Abbey - Downton Abbey
Anagram: a "not now" Debby! - NY - boob wanted
RaleighDawlishRaynar 1 year ago
Te adoro pantherita
cheerioloco 1 year ago
Quando il connubbio di suono e immagine crea emozioni che vibrano nell'anima.
(Sergio Leone e Ennio Morricone grandi maestri)
RiccardoMarte 1 year ago
loves dis fregging music so sad makes film ace yooo how twatters gewt red fregging grey box reccemberd to u junk doing nut in i kool word
ligerroxs 1 year ago
...llega a lo más profundo del alma. No se puede descibir con palabras.
angelodalys 1 year ago
Deborah's Theme. Childhood. Friendship and loss. SpeakEasy and - for Rush jobs - carry a big stick. Big - to go with the Chip on my shoulder.
Subject: Snood code down - trust dodo to tut!
Anagram: Seconds out dot dot dot - round two
RaleighDawlishRaynar 1 year ago
Thought of the Moment:
If we escape punishment for our vices, why should we complain if we are not rewarded for our virtues? -John Churton Collins, literary critic (1848-1908)
RaleighDawlishRaynar 1 year ago
Deborah's Theme - as a mobile ring? Nice Kick - Ass idea.
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Anagram: Wiz silks misuse
RaleighDawlishRaynar 1 year ago
Thanks, because you always touch my heart and just appear to give me a light about any thing in my life.
valentji 2 years ago
You're welcome! This one, although probably better represented via other presenters here on YT, will always be a favorite of mine! I'm thrilled to have heard from you, and thank you for thinking of me! I'm also proud of my little version. Hope I've captured some of the beauty and mystery of this most amazing of films!
varadero1839 2 years ago
Thank you so much.
This movie is my best movie ever I watched.
yeomjiwon 2 years ago
You're very welcome. I can understand it being your favorite!
varadero1839 2 years ago
The music casts a truly lovely spell, even if, like me, you never heard it before.
11777766 2 years ago
Thank you so much! It's beautiful...I'm honored to be your beloved friend! I learned a lot about life from that book and I'm sure you did, too!
Makes me want a Charlotte Russe!!!!
gaillund 2 years ago
Me Too! Sadly, we'd have to perform some less than savory acts to merit even one! Love to you!
varadero1839 2 years ago
This music is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing it with us!
ivyedie 2 years ago
Missing you, "BIG TIME!" Where've you been? Hoping you and yours are well, and looking forward to wondrous holidays! Please write when you've some free time.
varadero1839 2 years ago
This is a very beautiful video.
Thanks for posting.:)
TheReturnOfStephan1 2 years ago
You're welcome! Any time I receive a compliment from you, I know I'm on the right track. Thank you again my kind friend. Will report tomorrow about the scary surgery part. Buenas Noches!
varadero1839 2 years ago
Beautiful. Lovely video. Thanks for posting.
stephenjoeagi 2 years ago 2
Thank you my kind friend! Though it's very possibly the 310th of similar upgrades, I'm happy to say that your endorsement makes this little bit seem new and different! I'm really thrilled!
Best wishes, and I'm wishing you the very best of Happy Holidays! Will write more later.
J
varadero1839 2 years ago
as always GREAT thanks
moshn2002 2 years ago
Dear Mosh,
I'm generally, and happily in your debt! Have to write to you soon; health hasn't been so well of late. Will write more later.
J
varadero1839 2 years ago