@SH96films Stop with the elitist thing. Stop whining. Know what, you should ask yourself why these people discovered that song thanks to The Simpsons of Monster Girl Quest, and not thanks to you. Well?
@Agieenori I'm sorry, didn't mean to offend anyone. I had a headache that day, and the fact that every third comment was along the lines of "Thumbs up is %whatever% brought you here" kept getting on my nerves.
My neitral comment wasn't against anyone, just a comment.
@SH96films I understand. I'm not offended and I understand what made you upset (I also hate comments focused on thumb ups instead of, uh... commenting). I just saw elitist behaviour so often these days that I literally jumped on you. My apologies ;)
@dallen3000 I actually played this piece sophomore year in my high school orchestra, and when I was watching the new Simpsons episode, and this song came on, I was like "OMG I played this in orchestra!!" :D :D
I heard this song live by some real famous russian symphony (whose name unfortunately escapes me it was several years ago), but I must say when I heard this it gave me chills hearing this song booming in the concert hall
Starting @ 1:35 to 3:10 : this is what we're playing for marching band. It sounds so cool. And tenors (that's me!) get the melody basically the whole time. I <3 it. i used to hate the song because we never practiced it until now, but now it amazes me. I love it so much!
there are feelings humans cant put into words. thats why the legends put it into music. honestly there has never been a piece that speaks like this montagues and capulets.its just pure feeling.
@denoob thats whats i was thinking... is it just labled wrong or does he use this peice in this play.....i uscually listen when im working so i don't have time to look up much....
@ismaelkahn I am an r&b lover and I love this music too. There's only one kind of music I like, and that's good music. I'm not a muso but I love good music, because I love people. At least I TRY to love people LOL!!!!
I still can't believe that this was used as the score for the opening title sequence of one of the worst movies in the history of cinema. (Read: Caligula.) What a fine piece of music attached to such a travesty of a film.
I have loved this piece of music since I was very little.It invokes such anger,makes you feel that you can take on the world.....then the tempo changes and becomes so delicate...you can almost picture the ballet.I will love this piece till the day I am not here anymore.
I have always loved the way this particular piece of music can go from being so angry ,which gets your heart pumping and you feeling as if you could take on anyone...to so quiet and delicate.You can actually visualise the ballet in the quiet parts of the piece.A genius piece of music and I will always love that about it.
I have always loved the way this particular piece of music can go from being so angry ,which gets your heart pumping and you feeling as if you could take on anyone...to so quiet and delicate.You can actually visualise the ballet in the quiet parts of the piece.A genius piece of music and I will always love that about it.
Go to 1:35 if you want to feel like smoke is fuming from your eyes and you can squirt venom from your nostrils. Listen for longer if you want to feel like you can chew granite into dust!
This piece(and the rest of Romeo and Juliet) is really fun to play on alto saxophone. This is actually what kinda got me into classical music. Much better than the mainstream music, said by a 12 year old. :)
Such a wonderful piece of music. For me, it conjours an industrial age of machines, metal and engineering - Huge steam pistons and iron works moving up and down. Clouds of smoke and steam . . . the smell of furnaces . . .
@Uberlaser That's exactly what I'm imagining, you said it perfectly. I couldn't put it any other way, I just love this piece, it's eerie and dark and full of emotion
@0RiaShu0 Wrong, This was written before Alan Sugar was even born. You just associate this piece with him because it was a theme tune of a TV show, and he didn't pick this piece anyway.
The majesty of dissonance. It's every much a part of the human character and experience as Ode to Joy. Leave it to a Russian to make this dark feeling so appealing and dare I say, sexy?
Hi, I really need to know who is playing this specific piece. If you have the name of the pianist and the orquestra and / or anything else, please tell me. Thanx a lot. From Argentina, Ro.
Hi, I really need to know who is playing this specific piece. If you have the name of the pianist and the orquestra and / or anything else, please tell me. Thanx a lot. From Argentina, Ro.
I could just imagine some montagues and capulets fighting and a montage of a bunch of differnt events from romeo and juliet. This song is just so brilliant, its chilling. I could just imagine some really large general walking around and strutting his weight around!!! :D
This would be the most AMAZING theme for Megamind! And I totally agree with filopaa1990! AMAZING I can really see where Regina Spektor gets a lot of her inspiration from! I love the Russian background.
Je préfère également cette version.. Elle m’envoûte ! c'est horrible ! Je suis comme en trans' en l'écoutant ! Beaucoup de force dans ce magnifique morceaux ! Merci Prokofiev ! J'ai toujours préféré les notes grave, il y en a beaucoup dans ce morceau ! :)
Prokofiev really knew how to depict the tension that existed between the Montagues and Capulets, and he did so amazingly by composing this piece of music.
the BBC used the part of this piece, starting 1.34, in its opening/end credits to the 1985 World Chess Championship between Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov. The Internet Chess Club uses it today before its live audio commentaries. I, as a chess player, associate Montagues and Capulets with chess; it really psyches me up before a tournament game. Musically, it is so powerful too.
I think John Williams had some inspiration from this movement, namely around 1:38-1:51.
I feel like there's some subtle references to this in the Sandcrawler Theme and the Witches of Eastwick them (both of which is mainly heard in string section).
Oh and lately I've been thinking that there is a parallel between the part from 3:12-4:39 in the concluding minute of Across the Stars and the last part of the Confrontation with Count Dooku & Finale from Attack of the Clones. Romance? Peace? Both?
0:22 is incredible
Stokske 4 days ago
Mother North of Satyricon led me here.
xAurinkoJaKuux 1 week ago
1:34 is the BOMB. This song is freaking awesome.
Dweffler 2 weeks ago
epic!
sexypotterhead 3 weeks ago
As a natural body builder there is no better music to pose to than this or Carmina Burana O Fortuna. :)
GilbrandoFitness 3 weeks ago
KENNY VS SPENNY
0monolith 3 weeks ago
I love listening to this and the song from Inception (dream is collapsing) while going through car washes. Makes it SO epic! :-D
misskt32 4 weeks ago 3
Parasomnia brought me here
Lets1Eat2The3Chibis 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
Whouahhhhhh...... This music is really wonderfull..... I love it...... Elle est magnifique.....!!!!
Kalioune 1 month ago
Caligula sent me.
Supertroll98 1 month ago 2
My music history final brought me here...damnnit :(
eatmyshorts15 1 month ago
Horror zombies from the crypt brought me here!
sirkickassalot123 1 month ago
I actually can't put how amazing this is into words!!
EmzFx 1 month ago
The sheer overwhelming power of Prokofiev brought me here!!!!!
johnbarry1965 1 month ago 6
POM greatest movie ever made led me here
sebemorg7 1 month ago
.hack//Roots O.S.T. 2- King Knight (Ali Project) brought me here. xD
bldude2 1 month ago
Civilization V brought me here.
JTapiaelgueta 1 month ago
@JTapiaelgueta Where can you get the track listing for civ 5
BigVic405g 1 month ago
@BigVic405g /watch?v=IptPXxtWrEQ.
JTapiaelgueta 1 month ago
necrophagist brought me here
Ommasn 1 month ago 2
i looooooove the low brass at 2:32 !!!<3
Bassistin92 1 month ago
The Apprentice. Nuf' said.
AbridgedPenguin 2 months ago
I heard this at the beginning of Caligula, if I must be honest.
35november 2 months ago 3
@35november Thank you! Finally someone who mentions Caligula besides myself! :)
Appypollylodgies 1 month ago in playlist Classical Music
I heard this song live once and it gave me chills down my spine
cllax14 2 months ago
Exotica brought me here.
blinkzone1 2 months ago
Watching the actual ballet brought me here :P Prokofiev was a bloody genius.
ObscureCrimson 2 months ago 6
Classic FM play this at least once a week when I'm listening, love it.
portersbabe 2 months ago
Why is a fatguy in a dress singing Kesha's Tik Tok the top youtube suggested related video?>
capgurken 2 months ago 12
i heard it on Kenny Vs Spenny
0monolith 2 months ago
You're looking for 1:34
bibekd 2 months ago 116
@bibekd It's a pity, because 00:00 - 1:34 is also gorgeous.
hblab 1 month ago
One of the few classical pieces I actually like
napalm9 2 months ago
@napalm9 its romantic, not classical
davemunrothumb 2 months ago
@davemunrothumb I don't give a fuck, it's nice
napalm9 2 months ago
@napalm9 well get your facts right idiot
davemunrothumb 2 months ago
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deanofo 1 month ago
This song is incredible
Vergil9 2 months ago
What? the beginning is where the fun begins. The beginning is amazing.
malikrox 3 months ago
AMIRA THE UNFORTUNATE LAMIA
EternalAu 3 months ago 2
this is probably the most powerful music i know. love it
WhateverComesOurWay 3 months ago
3:09 Is when the fun really begins
corpsemunger 3 months ago
NO, I DONT WANT TO MARRY YOU, YOU HAVE A FUCKING SNAKE HEAD. GET OUT.
TheEye114 3 months ago
@TheEye114 what the fuck???
LUXXXable 3 months ago
@TheEye114 If you didn't like Amira, you wouldn't be here, would you?
Agieenori 3 months ago
Kickass classical songs top 100 on Youtube brought me here!
UrbanicProductions 3 months ago 2
Satyricon has a good taste in music.
ilikezelda64 3 months ago
The Apprentice! lol
DanielHopper94 3 months ago
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@DanielHopper94 lol lol how funny looool....
You fucking cunt
stoph2 3 months ago
Thumbs up if you actually know this song, and weren't lead here by the simpsons/monster girl quest/whatever.
SH96films 3 months ago 9
@SH96films Stop with the elitist thing. Stop whining. Know what, you should ask yourself why these people discovered that song thanks to The Simpsons of Monster Girl Quest, and not thanks to you. Well?
Agieenori 3 months ago
@Agieenori I'm sorry, didn't mean to offend anyone. I had a headache that day, and the fact that every third comment was along the lines of "Thumbs up is %whatever% brought you here" kept getting on my nerves.
My neitral comment wasn't against anyone, just a comment.
SH96films 3 months ago
@SH96films I understand. I'm not offended and I understand what made you upset (I also hate comments focused on thumb ups instead of, uh... commenting). I just saw elitist behaviour so often these days that I literally jumped on you. My apologies ;)
Agieenori 3 months ago
@SH96films Thumbs way up!
pectinmania 2 months ago
BEST RIDE OF MY LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BlatantBeast 3 months ago
thumbs up if you are here because of the simpsons
cargalito234 3 months ago 3
5 people survived Stalins purges
brachni 3 months ago
"In the hall of the mountain king" is Edward Greg not Prokofiev !!!
sevidg 3 months ago
Thumbs up if you are here because of monster girl quest.
madsli 4 months ago 2
1:35 plays when chuck norris takes a dump
bimmzi 4 months ago 5
The best Romeo&Juliet part I've ever heard!
lovemolkoplacebo 4 months ago
Playing it on Simpsons led me here :p
TheAussieStew 4 months ago 34
@TheAussieStew WHICH EPISODE?
pectinmania 3 months ago
@pectinmania s23 e01 :)
tTeEsSs 2 months ago
@TheAussieStew I cry for you; as much as i love The Simpsons.
pectinmania 3 months ago
@TheAussieStew Hearing this on "The Simpsons" brought me back.
pectinmania 1 month ago
Haha they played this song on the new Simpsons today lol ;-)
dallen3000 4 months ago 9
@dallen3000 I actually played this piece sophomore year in my high school orchestra, and when I was watching the new Simpsons episode, and this song came on, I was like "OMG I played this in orchestra!!" :D :D
emilysara77 4 months ago
@emilysara77 haha lucky, i wish i could play this song with my band ;-)
dallen3000 4 months ago
1:35 12 Candidates Remain... Who Will Be Lord Sugars Next Apprentice???
Thumbs Up If You Agree Or Know What Im on About!!! :D :D
Finchie10 4 months ago 6
in the hall of the mountain king//montagues and capulets <3 <3 <3 <3
LUXXXable 4 months ago
I heard this song live by some real famous russian symphony (whose name unfortunately escapes me it was several years ago), but I must say when I heard this it gave me chills hearing this song booming in the concert hall
cllax14 4 months ago
1:35 Allan Sugar is looking for his next Apprentice.
BexC34 4 months ago
D6AA sent me here!
MacheteProductionsTM 4 months ago
Starting @ 1:35 to 3:10 : this is what we're playing for marching band. It sounds so cool. And tenors (that's me!) get the melody basically the whole time. I <3 it. i used to hate the song because we never practiced it until now, but now it amazes me. I love it so much!
MissTaylorHarris 4 months ago
My polish teacher played 1:35 when walking around the classroom and deciding whom to ask. This was scary as SHIT.
gwynbleidzik 4 months ago 5
...busch gardens europe ride "escape from pompeii"
herronmc2011 4 months ago
Awesome, just like in a horror movie! :D
marukochan13 5 months ago in playlist Classical tunes 2
silent horror movie?maybe............
moviemagic233 5 months ago
there are feelings humans cant put into words. thats why the legends put it into music. honestly there has never been a piece that speaks like this montagues and capulets.its just pure feeling.
flossy26 5 months ago
God, I finally found it!
I've been humming that piece for days wondering what it was. And pissing off my coworkers haha
This is going in my bookmarks!
cz75gsc 5 months ago
ok im sorry but the apprentice has just ruined this for me now :(
lilmisslaurie101 5 months ago
This is a bossman riddim!
bryonyrocks 5 months ago
Woaah! What year was this composed?! It sounds so ahead of its time!
Classic1940s 5 months ago
@denoob thats whats i was thinking... is it just labled wrong or does he use this peice in this play.....i uscually listen when im working so i don't have time to look up much....
MrAcegeraci 5 months ago
Escape from Pompeii brought me here
sodarocket 5 months ago
It Sound like Dance of the Knight
MrAcegeraci 5 months ago
@MrAcegeraci
sounds? =))))) It is Dance of the knights =)))))
deonoob 5 months ago
Jump to 1:35 for the true substance of this piece.
Madogen 5 months ago
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15april94 5 months ago
@ismaelkahn I am an r&b lover and I love this music too. There's only one kind of music I like, and that's good music. I'm not a muso but I love good music, because I love people. At least I TRY to love people LOL!!!!
pladuk68 5 months ago
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Rance186 5 months ago
You're a tall glass of water, Prokofiev
Mossman1223 5 months ago
5 people must be r&b lovers!
ismaelkhan 5 months ago
Muse sent me here!! It's the sound of their entering for the Haarp tour!! <3
The entering of the hero!!
flowmychik33 5 months ago
Arctic Monkeys sent me here ..
quim86 6 months ago
@quim86 you're gay
errdayimhustlin 6 months ago
@quim86 That one line in "When the Sun Goes Down"?
N00bf3st 5 months ago
You're fired.
taker118 6 months ago
The uh... Unfortunate Lamia sent me here.
TheEye114 6 months ago 14
@TheEye114 My darling~
Kibitou4Life 6 months ago
Caligula send me here
xbouxix 6 months ago
amazing¡¡¡¡ just great¡¡¡
alejandrosmalios 6 months ago
101 dalmatiner?
dreiistein 6 months ago
<3 4:42
LaurelsAppaloosas 7 months ago 3
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01:34 this music is GREAT
TheSitHamster 7 months ago
The best recording of this song that I could find. Why, all of your recordings are the best @TheWickedNorth.
Tuck213 7 months ago
Kick ass heavy Russian music! B-)
celticgettysburg01 7 months ago 5
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Tsunamee36 7 months ago
your literally fired
MrMaeveyWavey 7 months ago 3
Gotta love those powerful trombones in this.
So much fun to hear in person.
MilkOfSuccess 8 months ago 4
I love to see images of great steam engines to this - an industrial muscle piece during the high tempo section
lostthe80s 8 months ago 2
@1:35 is where the fun begins
Johnathon394 8 months ago 74
I still can't believe that this was used as the score for the opening title sequence of one of the worst movies in the history of cinema. (Read: Caligula.) What a fine piece of music attached to such a travesty of a film.
LadyJKillington 8 months ago 2
This will play as I enter the room!
BrkCityFG9 8 months ago 7
i like this song
josh90609 8 months ago
@josh90609 It is not a "song". It is a piece of a ballet.
Faramir122 8 months ago
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My apologies...problems getting my comments to post
thecakelover74 8 months ago
My apologies...some reason my comments weren't posting....then they did....great what an idiot!!!
thecakelover74 8 months ago
My apologies...some reason my comments weren't posting....then they did....great what an idiot!!!
thecakelover74 8 months ago
I love this piece of music.
thecakelover74 8 months ago
I have loved this piece of music since I was very little.It invokes such anger,makes you feel that you can take on the world.....then the tempo changes and becomes so delicate...you can almost picture the ballet.I will love this piece till the day I am not here anymore.
thecakelover74 8 months ago 2
I have loved this piece of music since I was very little.
thecakelover74 8 months ago
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I have always loved the way this particular piece of music can go from being so angry ,which gets your heart pumping and you feeling as if you could take on anyone...to so quiet and delicate.You can actually visualise the ballet in the quiet parts of the piece.A genius piece of music and I will always love that about it.
thecakelover74 8 months ago
I have always loved the way this particular piece of music can go from being so angry ,which gets your heart pumping and you feeling as if you could take on anyone...to so quiet and delicate.You can actually visualise the ballet in the quiet parts of the piece.A genius piece of music and I will always love that about it.
thecakelover74 8 months ago
i started to play along with my viola . . . oops! my parts in C major.
mossman1410 8 months ago
Go to 1:35 if you want to feel like smoke is fuming from your eyes and you can squirt venom from your nostrils. Listen for longer if you want to feel like you can chew granite into dust!
georginiou 8 months ago
Marvelous!
TheRegimelife 8 months ago
Does anyone know what orchestra this is? I want to say the CSO, but I'm not sure.
skate4fun21 8 months ago
THE APPRENTICE!
JustAnother800 8 months ago
@JustAnother800 Congratulations...moron.
MrGangleyMoose 8 months ago
This piece(and the rest of Romeo and Juliet) is really fun to play on alto saxophone. This is actually what kinda got me into classical music. Much better than the mainstream music, said by a 12 year old. :)
GunsGenialeStuff 8 months ago
hate never has been more beautiful before...♥
czechMextra 8 months ago
I have existed from the morning of the world and I shall exist until the last star falls from the heavens...
IntroitusM 8 months ago
Part of this was used as the opening theme for the movie "Caligula"
baraxor 9 months ago
2:12 Those first three notes in the brass....DARTH VADER?
That being said, I love this song XD
Everava 9 months ago
I love this piece!
mattwalkerpianist 9 months ago
This song sounds great when played well.... too bad I cannot say the same for when our orchestra trys to play it with those of us who are in band....
G0dlyz 9 months ago
@G0dlyz LOL I can only imagine
2cutthroatterrorist 9 months ago
Prokofiev-Capablanca 1-0 (chess)
insoliosolsederat 9 months ago
pieces like this make me wanna get more into classical music
wassermeister 9 months ago
Where did you find this verision? What CD? What orchestra? Conductor?
initiumdivine 9 months ago
Fantastic!
ynottonycom 10 months ago
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connorross123 10 months ago
Jealousy and madness
L0LyourFACE 10 months ago
Passion and insanity
CChristyves 10 months ago 3
amazing :)
obsessive13 10 months ago
Such a wonderful piece of music. For me, it conjours an industrial age of machines, metal and engineering - Huge steam pistons and iron works moving up and down. Clouds of smoke and steam . . . the smell of furnaces . . .
Uberlaser 10 months ago 3
@Uberlaser apocalyptic. now it does for me too :) thank for putting the image in my head.
dotchoo 10 months ago
@dotchoo I always get the image (from 1:30 onwards anyway) of millions of soldiers marching in unison to war.
Hardysamnin 9 months ago 2
@Uberlaser That's exactly what I'm imagining, you said it perfectly. I couldn't put it any other way, I just love this piece, it's eerie and dark and full of emotion
Straightjacketpsycho 9 months ago
this has sir alan sugar written all over it XD
0RiaShu0 11 months ago
@0RiaShu0 Wrong, This was written before Alan Sugar was even born. You just associate this piece with him because it was a theme tune of a TV show, and he didn't pick this piece anyway.
TeenTaekwondo 9 months ago
The majesty of dissonance. It's every much a part of the human character and experience as Ode to Joy. Leave it to a Russian to make this dark feeling so appealing and dare I say, sexy?
NelsonClick 11 months ago 83
@NelsonClick Duh haha... Russians r badass!
LexingtonWells 3 months ago
@simcha181818 : Oui j'adore même !
chloelapuce 11 months ago
I feel like such a badass when I listen to this song.
radioactivequackery 11 months ago 5
Faster than I'm used to, though an excellent recording. That deep bass bell tone sound is my dream.
ToulBoi 11 months ago
"I really need to know who is playing this specific piece."
Me too
Thank you
umBhalane 1 year ago
Hi, I really need to know who is playing this specific piece. If you have the name of the pianist and the orquestra and / or anything else, please tell me. Thanx a lot. From Argentina, Ro.
LaZonaMontaje 1 year ago
Hi, I really need to know who is playing this specific piece. If you have the name of the pianist and the orquestra and / or anything else, please tell me. Thanx a lot. From Argentina, Ro.
LaZonaMontaje 1 year ago
"Easy, Action!" "Cool it, Ice"
mytsigns 1 year ago
This both makes me cry and feel powerfull at once.
Tuck213 1 year ago 4
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33dgtp 1 year ago
I could just imagine some montagues and capulets fighting and a montage of a bunch of differnt events from romeo and juliet. This song is just so brilliant, its chilling. I could just imagine some really large general walking around and strutting his weight around!!! :D
imanarwhaleee 1 year ago
This would be the most AMAZING theme for Megamind! And I totally agree with filopaa1990! AMAZING I can really see where Regina Spektor gets a lot of her inspiration from! I love the Russian background.
Amiez94 1 year ago
i must say i can not say if i prefer Prokofiev or Tchaikovski!
clairenunavut 1 year ago 3
Such lovely lovely music classical is
Demendred1605 1 year ago
Umbelievibly superb master piece! It's just so... Magnificient!
Staydown777 1 year ago
Je préfère également cette version.. Elle m’envoûte ! c'est horrible ! Je suis comme en trans' en l'écoutant ! Beaucoup de force dans ce magnifique morceaux ! Merci Prokofiev ! J'ai toujours préféré les notes grave, il y en a beaucoup dans ce morceau ! :)
chloelapuce 1 year ago 2
@chloelapuce So, do you like it?
simcha181818 11 months ago
My school orchestra played this piece at prizegiving last week. I love it.
katethefox 1 year ago 2
Best Prokofiev I know!! Some of his music is too over the top, but not this!
straussgirl96 1 year ago 2
Prokofiev really knew how to depict the tension that existed between the Montagues and Capulets, and he did so amazingly by composing this piece of music.
DoublebassJr 1 year ago 2
this just made me start my period....mmm lick-tastic
february86 1 year ago 3
the BBC used the part of this piece, starting 1.34, in its opening/end credits to the 1985 World Chess Championship between Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov. The Internet Chess Club uses it today before its live audio commentaries. I, as a chess player, associate Montagues and Capulets with chess; it really psyches me up before a tournament game. Musically, it is so powerful too.
Drwhofan1971 1 year ago 3
@Drwhofan1971
Prokofiev was a strong chess player. I thing that's why his music is often played on various chess programs.
alexhope77 11 months ago
This composer is oneof the greatest to ever live.
TheDavid2222 1 year ago
I think John Williams had some inspiration from this movement, namely around 1:38-1:51.
I feel like there's some subtle references to this in the Sandcrawler Theme and the Witches of Eastwick them (both of which is mainly heard in string section).
Oh and lately I've been thinking that there is a parallel between the part from 3:12-4:39 in the concluding minute of Across the Stars and the last part of the Confrontation with Count Dooku & Finale from Attack of the Clones. Romance? Peace? Both?
bub777 1 year ago
5 people in this world are morons for disliking this masterpiece...I wonder if it's ALL of 'em
dilibau 1 year ago 2