Copying Beethoven - part 01/11

[akosibrige]

this movie cud be deleted when d compny will find it..^^

[StephiGereRothThyne]

I can't believe it's the actual movie :O So glad it is! ^^

[animaegal22]

I saw the ending of this movie and I fell in love with it. Thank you so much for uploading it :D

[33rosyposy]

That first scene made me carsick, or carriage sick, I guess.

[frostnet]

shame its in 240p and not higher,

[etermal07g]

That was actualyy An A Major not B-Flat

[orphyborphy]

@etermal07g Maybe it's a historic tuning.

[sensei164]

The piece at the begining is the Grobe Fugue (Quartet 13, the original last movement)

The best Beethoven's composition for sure.

[surgere94]

B-flat! B-flat! B-flaaat!

[Adamalgorithm]

men in this film are either brutes or whining old men? WTF?

[pasmoressj2]

I disliked this 1 time because He died and it was sad, he shouldn't have died

[Chaliamusiclover]

What is he piece at the begining?

[Kioth96]

bravo.!

[faleru]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

[GBRJohn2009]

What's the piece at 5:50 called please? Thanks

[christies111]

@GBRJohn2009

Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.4, Second movement



[laurarox01]

BOSS movie.

[counterhon]

Matthew Goode is the sexiest actor working

[evan6692]

thank you so much for putting this up!

[Andritsa]

ALguien sabe q fuga es la q aparece en la escena del carruaje?

es una fuga cierto?

me encanta y no con que nombre buscarla

[abluesman100]

the beginning of the movie is a perfect visual representation of the grosse fuge

[segitary]

good movie

bullshit also

[claus93Sethsen]

i want the same hat as the guy at 1:03

[vabower]

DrShankums

Perhaps you should before you butt in on someone else's conversation. Let me ask you can you write music like Beethoven? I guess not bitch, nobody's ever heard of you, And as far as the movie I assume you are some kind of movie critic. LOL with Mr Maturity without any mentallity what so ever

[vabower]

Just a note to 92abcdefg.

I would be a bastard too, if people who, much like today, impose on my work with their know-it-all attitudes to change a complete masterpiece like the the 9th symphony.

If you don't like Beethoven's work, then I suggest that you write your own music and see if you can do it better, but I don't believe that you are qualified to judge someone who had the mind of a genius, like Beethoven.

[DrShankums]

What a shitty mentality you have. Have you ever judged a movie, or a tv show? I hope you do not seriously believe that "well, don't say it sucks unless you can do better" attitude, it's childish. I hope you realize your hypocrisy soon.

[germusic12]

Que pelicula es esta??? no es la "amada inmortal"???

[abluesman100]

no esta es copying beethoven

[moechtegernPianist]

can anyone make it in german? xD

[SharpWalkers]

*sight* diane kruger makes me melt ,,

[dadhiltonmps]

6/24/09

The dreamlike images are powerful in some cases; however, there is no compelling move to tell more of a story than what is visually seen. It would help to show a bit more of the sense of place, cutting into the montage of images would only help because it would tighten it up and make it clearer

[dadhiltonmps]

6/23/09

The opening of "Copying Beethoven" is heavily edited to create a sense of the intensity of feeling that the woman, Diane Kruger, feels for the elemental and life sustaining music of Beethoven. The opening suggests a tie-in between those who work the land and the musical creator who composes music as an ode to them. Diane Kruger is fascinated, cannot take her eyes away from the workers of the soil, who till the earth. Later, I suppose, this is a leitmotif for her interaction with Bethoven

[dadhiltonmps]

6/24/09

Part of the problem that is inherent in this picture, "Copying Beethoven," is the prodigious amounts of "Producers." This tends to lead to a dilution of clear lines of authority. It lacks an overriding overseer, "dictator" on the project who insists that his vision be realized.

6/24/09

Part of the problem that is inherent in this picture, "Copying Beethoven," is the prodigious amounts of "Producers." The editing is frenzied, almost as though it were a visual rehash of Beethov

Thomas

[92abcdefg]

Ooh, he's a bastard. Anyway, maybe it's meant to be wrong. He is deaf as a stone, after all.

[JoJoKenn94]

At 8:50, Beethoven plays a chord on the piano and screams "B flat! B flat! B flat!" Well, that wasn't B flat, that was A

[utopialuv]

Sound more like a B flat in 415 XD

[utopialuv]

sounds like a B flat in 415

[JoJoKenn94]

okay. . .XD xxxx

[DanyNicola]

Yes it was obviously not a flat chord

[tutanktunak]

8:36-9:16

Have a nice day! XD

[alejandra379]

This is a wonderful sequence...

[jem2638]

im scared mommy

[xxSilverFlutexx]

ThankyouthankyouthankyouTHANKY­OU for the upload. :))

It makes me want to sex you when I see you uploaded thisss.

THAAAANKKK YOUUU.

[8blacklace8]

thanks so much 4 uploading this :)

[MysticExile111]

"I need to pee" ?? Did I hear that right?

Did they really use that kind of language back in the day?

[marney89]

how fucking stupi are you?

[cheezbawl2003]

Dude though... That guy is stuffing his face in a bumpy-ass carriage with that knife dangerously close to his EYEBALL. Did anybody else notice that?