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  • jesus her voice is so kick ass .

  • on of the favorite part of my favorite movie

  • this scene always gives me the creeps

  • Now what the fuck di they do with this song :/

  • I love Dana Fuchs performance with her hair! It's soooooooooooooooooooo crazy xD

  • @xJennf96

    Indeed!!!

  • This cover sort of sounds like what Janis Joplin would have done had she covered this song.

  • I have this cover on my I pod.

  • This film was amzingly entertaing, well acted, musically inviorating with good singing from performers who are predominantly actors, based on a very facinating period of turmutulous recent history with a clever story line. I thought the dance seqences were very impressive with equally well engineered choreography. A film fit for indivudual and famiy viewing that tipped its hat to the most inconic band that, along with the events in the film, dominated the era it was set in. Well done!

  • the minute 1:24 :(

  • She sing this song way different from Paul way

  • my favorite scene

  • @iamMrkarma I totally agree!!!

  • Wow this is really good quality!!!!! Love it

  • I love this sing just the ending scares me ever time I watch it! Lmaoo

  • he says world weird

  • It seems that you people have never heard of the Beatles, so I would suggest you go and look them up. This is crap compared to them. I think you should actually listen to good music before praising that guy's hair

  • @MrPackfan96 ive been listening to the beatles long before i knew about this movie and i have to say they did them justice they didnt ruin any of their songs and they had great and talented people to sing them

  • Can't stand those things at the end but I love the rest, Those things remind of the chick from the ring and Yoko Ono put together. Love the rest of the clip though. Totally love it.

  • This interpretation is AMAZING.

  • she's soo kickass! from her hair to her voice!

  • chillsss.

  • 2:48 she's on tranceee !

  • I kinda think the dead girls in the water parallel the lost girl in the water at the beginning of the movie, who turns out to be Lucy later on. They were both lost in a struggle, the Vietnam war and the demonstrations against it.

  • at 1:58 i love it

  • 4:16 NOO poor Jude

    4:24 Max's eyes are pretty

  • jude <3

  • this movie is so underrated, its quality is miles away from mamma mia, and yet nobody seems to know it -_-

  • the fact that one of the girls blink at the end just bugs me -_- there supposed to be dead i thought

  • 1:09-1:26 lmao....

  • I loved this movie! I sang along through the whole thing ;-)

  • I love this movie.

    As a major Beatles fan I usually believe that no one else should sing their songs. However, I think it was really well done in this movie. Besides, it's a really good movie anyway, with a lot of 60s symbolism.

  • Love thsi movie totally because they adapted every song of the beatles in an intelligent way to create a good plot.

  • i LOVE Dana's power-rock vocals in Helter Skelter!

  • Does anyone know if they sold that orchestral song that's heard alongside of helter skelter??

  • Well , it's not only "Helter Skelter" it's also ( the song ) "Across the Universe".Like in the video description , but add it to the title.

  • @ROBLOXOrigami It almost is. You never know the uploader's intentions ;)

  • what is the ending supposed to mean?

  • @fouxcrackr i think you could find the meaning on the word "jai guru deva" itself

  • @fouxcrackr thats all the vietnamese ppl hes killed, in the most literal sense.

  • i think that the other train passing behind him is one of the most artistic parts of the movie as he lookes into what used to be

  • anyone just wanted to have a spliff?

  • I hate that dude at 2:47. He's a tool. Jude has every right not to like him. I'm sort of glad he got punched. Not Jude, the other guy. Jude rocks!

  • lucy its a bitch

  • did they die :O

  • @sonicxtreme33 NO they all live except for Paco

  • woahhhh

    the end was trippy) 0_o

  • @MrLolipopstick I know, it creeps me out

  • The sound he makes at 3:31 makes me want to beat those cop's asses down.

  • This scene makes me cry every time

  • love this movie! nothing is wrong with their versions of the songs, it's unique and fits the whole vibe of the movie. i love the beatles too, but with some of their songs i feel like Across the Universe did a better job making the music fit with the lyrics.

  • Odio la entrada de Helter Skelter...  y Dana Fuchs es una mala combinación entre Janis Joplin y Robert Plant que no viene al caso...

  • It's such a great movie !

    Why can anyone hate it ?

    (Not saying the songs in it are better than the originals - Nothing beats The Beatles)

    It's beautiful, and artistic and the songs are great in a kinda nonbealtes kinda way ..

  • omg the guy is hot ;)

    love it. :D i didnt know bout this till my friend showed me the movie so i was like cha! :D i love it.

  • i loved this movie

  • I actually love this scene.

    Across the Universe was an amazing, creative movie. I honestly can't see why people hate on it so much. It's not supposed to sound like the beatles. DUH.

  • @ifuckingloveotep People hate it because it is a cover AND this cover doesn't add interesting things to the original Beatles version. At contrario, the cover of "With a little help from my friends" by Joe Cocker really added some new twist to the song. Personally I'm not fond or Helter Skelter sung by a fake Janis Joplin with strings put on it...

  • @becomepostal

    Are you sure you aren't confused with 'Come Together' being by Joe Cocker and not 'With a little help from my friends'?

  • @SpartanM621 Well I tried to give an example that would be a good counter-exemple.

    The first released version or "With a little help from my friends" was sung by the Beatles in 1967. It was a good song (my personal advice).

    " (...) song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, released on The Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967" says Wikipedia.

    "Joe Cocker's version was a radical re-arrangement of the original, in a slower, 6/8 meter, in a different key (...)"

  • @SpartanM621 next to the beatles, the most famous version of "a little help" was joe cocker's cover, recorded decades ago. the 6/8 section in the movie version was a nod to Cocker's adaptation of the song. i'm not a joe cocker fan but that's what folks are talking about. definitely the main reason he has a cameo in the movie is because he's known for covering beatles songs, namely "a little help"

  • @ifuckingloveotep I'm coming around to this movie now. I hated it at first too, just cause I didn't think they should've touched the beatles' music. but now, I'm seeing it for the artistic & wildly trippy movie it is. and most of the covers are really really good.

  • @ifuckingloveotep finally, someone understands that.

  • @cstar75 :)

  • @ifuckingloveotep who hates on it? And who cares?

  • in what way? how?

  • @greengeckofeet To be clear, on behalf of the movie - they weren't supposed to play the whole song. They merged the two songs together. If they were to play every full song that's on the soundtrack, the movie would be very long. But if you listen to the soundtrack, the song is full. /rant.

  • @bluetomany It's not meant for kids, you have to be old enough to know about the 60s, and what went on in them to understand this entire movie. It takes an open mind and a good heart to understand the music, and a strong, and open view on the world.

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