Amadeus. Director's Cut 11/18

[WK11000]

Respect gang of stupids

[mcrettable]

amazing how far one can take jealousy :(

[Citylife10]

lmao Joseph is hilarious.

[PapagenoJuan2]

Contrary to most belief and this movie, the opera was very successful and I remember seeing it when it came to my city. It was beautiful, Italian and very charming and to be in the presence of Mozart and his music, was so gorgeous ---how could any one love the music they are shelling out today

[CtrlRm]

lol the king is the funniest character in the film.

[brightlights456X]

9:37

The release!?....My heart skiped a beat.

[brightlights456X]

"Is this.....modern?"

lol

[deftlink]

Aquí se muestra a Salieri como un villano, pero tambien Mozart hacía cosas contra él. Como, haber dicho que Salieri había plagiado una obra suya, incluso que arruinó una opera suya, cuando eso esta en total duda, pues Salieri en ese tiempo, nisiquiera estaba donde Mozart... Bueno, ambos se odiaban...

[AndonElahi]

Ehr Director is a constipated sh-- in desperate need of an enema.

[Hamburgler21]

"...Is it modern?" Hahaha

[CandyLoveSteven]

What a selfish jalous idiot of cow that Salieri is !!!!!!!! No wonder god took bake mozart from this horrible world !

[bh5496]

@ 4:58 Salieri says "Thank God." but on the inside he is saing "FUCK, Goddamnit!"

[Theomite]

@bh5496 I like to think it's double-sided, lol. I like to think his initial response "You burned the score?" as "Holy shit, you didn't actually did you?" because it took him by surprise; then the "Thank God" as "Oh...of COURSE you didn't. FUCK, Goddammit!"

He hates Mozart but he loves the shit out of his music, and that first response I take as a shock because--as much as he wanted the opera shitcanned--he undoubtedly wanted to hear it. He's pissed he can't have his cake & eat it.

[fifaps3gaming]

i love 7:39 hahahaha

[devilxhlywood]

cinque, dieci, venti....trenta!!  can't stand listening to someone at starbucks order "trenta" in plain english -_- hah

[SophisticatedLunatic]

It's surprising who the emperor Joseph has the funniest lines in this, as he really had a rather miserable fate. Oh the irony.

[AniRemi]

Best quote in the entire movie: "...Is it modern?" LOL

[TheCrisisKings]

"but LOOK at them....."

hahahahaha

[NYer79]

"surely...when it's part of the story..."

at that rehearsal, Mozart looked like he was ready to whack Herr Direktor at that moment, hahah

[harriter88]

i wonder if Sara palinShits Marble today it's celebs who we think shit marble

[groovylocks]

@harriter88 lol that's not the kind of person he was referring to. Think pretentious. She is many things. Pretentious in the classical sense is NOT one of them...

[groovylocks]

@harriter88 and no.. your modern day celebrities do NOT shit marble. They are referring to a type of obnoxious person most average fools think are gods.

[groovylocks]

@harriter88 Stupid fools think celebrities are gods. Average fools see more pretentious idiots as gods.. certain authors, for example, come to mind. Mozart was referring to the "geniuses" of society who actually aren't geniuses but fool most pretentious people into thinking they're geniuses. These pretentious people tend to dislike your sarah palin types. You see the type i'm talking about?

[bh5496]

God spoke through his music

ya don't hear that kind of stuff said about music of today, shows how much we've gone

[groovylocks]

@bh5496 you're listening to the wrong music. In my circles this is a pretty run of the mill description :) It does get better..

[Monkeyman2357]

@bh5496 Sir, clearly you haven't heard Tha Carter 3.

[siegetank55]

@bh5496 word

[legendarypwnerv2]

@bh5496 Mozart didn't get inspiration from God, he got it from humanity. This is one of the reasons his operas were so ahead of his time. He purposely avoided God, arias from divas, and mythological figures glorifying the nobility in his operas. If you want to talk about God speaking through music, Bach would be a much more appropriate example.

[truvianni]

@legendarypwnerv2 actually Mozart along with many of his friends were free-Masons. In fact his opera "The Magic Flute" was definately a masonic opera.

[legendarypwnerv2]

@truvianni The opera is about rationality and absolutism. In fact, it was about getting past religion through enlightenment. Italian operas were the thing at the time, with the characters being non-existant fairy tales supporting nobility and prominent figures. Mozart hated this, and was one of the reasons he wanted to be a freelancer instead of being told what to write. His operas are based off the human condition and the structure of society. This is basic music history.

[Armando1735]

Mozart, gênio da humanidade.

Quem foi Salieri?

[MrAlpixoid]

The movie was more epic previously in the first part,with Salieri dying,his father dying AMEN ıwhaıogrqwgohqw3ohfoqıwhwıoqhf­oıqwhlalalalalallalbabay baby uuuuu baby baby v

[BeeHerman]

"You burned the score?"

"No, no, my wife took it out in time."

"Thank God." :(

[livelongnprosper92]

"Well LOOK at them!!"

hahahahahahahahaha!! They look so ridiculous!!

[GrumpyOldChap]

The last part of Figaro's wedding (shown in the film) is something purely and utterly brilliant. It gives an eargasm. Really, goose bumps

[Sethrezin]

@gilsonmath Yes actually. At least, I for one believe her work to be indicative of the times. I find her music to be masterful in both sound and message.

[250honda]

@Sethrezin Ever seen family guy? how bout the one where stewy...goes to high school. says he can be cool in like a day. so he says a few words and suddenly he's accepted as extremely cool. he is mistaken....for cool. but then lady gaga comes along...and does the same thing in the music industry. Meat for clothing? why doesnt she walk out covered in dog shit next to promote....la de da? doesnt have to make sense she was born that way does a retarded ass dance and you fucking retards pay for it

[Sethrezin]

@250honda Your opinion is your own, and I respect your choice. However, I feel it a poor mark of character to simply say something is wrong based solely on your perception. Respect, my friend. It is a powerful thing. One need not be vulgar to be emphatic

[Labryschick]

I think I am the only one NOT put off by Mozart or to think that Hulce portrayed him as a "jerk" or any other word. Mozart was, in fact, someone who really took composition to a new level and had technical mastery. He also knew his worth as an artist and took joy in his work, however much he may have written to the contrary. He knew what he was capable of, and at times became arrogant. But he also had the nerve to say things that others kept hidden.

[RiverKWhite]

@Labryschick I hate you and want you too die

[signinname41]

lol those poor girls. I bet that fat dude smelled horrible up there in the balcony.

[counterstrifekid]

PURE BEAUTY!!!!!

[Goldfurt88]

Hahaha... "Is it modern?" xD

[mkarnerfors]

@marianmus Don't forget to change to "Contessa, perdono" here as well.

[anon23bf]

Leibnitz is shocked by the vulgarity.

[Deathawaitsnoone]

Was there any reason the emporer didn't allow ballet in Opera?

[M1Punk]

"Salieri.... Do you like this o.0?"

[MaxwellsDemon9]

"the fourth...was astounding"

oh hell yeah

[counterstrifekid]

I am stumped! Why is the well... Fat man seem like his is going to pass out???

[truvianni]

I do also see Mozart's point in this that the sort of dancing in the piece is hardly ballet and besides it fits the story nicely so perhaps there should be exceptions to the rule of course I also agree with you that musicals with dancing are travesties specially those like seven brides, on the town,anchors away and so many others with tap dancing in which basically the same number is repeated again and again with more or less the same music.

[jjskitten]

woah Mozart is hot x

[truvianni]

This actually happened the emperor did go to the rehersel and asked why and was told that it was his rule which he make an exception for this particular opera so this part one could say is historically acurate

[truvianni]

a lot of this film is fiction such as Salieri keeping his hands of women, he had a wife with whom he had ten children yet this part about the ballet was really like it happened.

[truvianni]

I have written several articles regarding "The Marriage Of Figaro" including one about "5,10,20" which is an explosive start. This opera by the way is part two of the story which starts with "The Barber Of Seville".

[dancingrl5678]

what opera is this? is it marriage of figaro?

[AngelBiLove]

Salieri plays his cards so well >=)

[truvianni]

@AngelBiLove actually if one thinks about it what does salieri do?He tells the emperor about Mozart's opera (Figaro) which was true and regarding the law banning it well that was not his law and emperor would have found out about it sooner or later. Same with the ballet. It was not his law and the emperor was bound to find out about it.

[DonAlfonso63]

@AngelBiLove

Yes, you're right ! We call this in Italy "doppio gioco" and "calunnia"....

very bad habits....

[wisesatyr72]

If Mozart was a painter he wouldve had a more miserable life, at least he had some fun..

[racumira]

Anal sex that's the o ly thing that Comsat to my mi d

[obiwanobiwan13]

Talent ALWAYS shines through...

Damn the rules and regulations and little petty men in glasses and pnytails, Mozart!

THEY are long forgotten--and you and "The Marriage of Figaro" live on forever!

[Sedalb]

7:05 lol

[redtony58]

Well, lyuk at THUM...... hahahaha, best line in the movie.

[222mozart]

great scene

great actor of Joseph

[missgigglez96]

@RAINBOWHORSES Of course! If it wasn't questionable, it wouldn't be modern. :)

[Doika86]

@missgigglez96 beautiful phrase :)

[8BlueSkies]

Why was ballet banned in opera??

[ilovebandpercussion]

@8BlueSkies it was banned because the emperor said he did not want a ballet just an opera!!!!!

[truvianni]

@8BlueSkies That would be hard to say but perhaps because some felt that ballet should remain as such and that opera as such and mixing them would not be good for the arts but why the emperor felt it as such only he would know. As a matter of fact there are very few operas that contain any ballet at all and very few ballets that contain any singing or at least from the classical ones.

[Shreddersebbes]

@truvianni I think it was also generally for anything on stage. I saw a performance of Moliere's Bourgeouis Gentilhomme, which has a midsection where the protagonist goes to a mock-palace of a sultan which is all in song and dance. Granted that it's a comedy, I think the impulse was to limit as much as possible such kinds of mixture. Thinking ahead, looking what a travesty the genre known as musical is very often I would keep dance and music separate as well.

[Typh0nMagi1]

@truvianni For a time it was almost Mandatory to have a ballet within Opera, this was more French Grand Opera and was a bit after Mozart I think

[truvianni]

@Typh0nMagi1 I did not know that thanks for telling me. This does not surprise me after all ballet was a French Italian invention and in fact it was a French man who came up with most of the ballet positions which are used up till this day though I do not remember his name

[punkaroline]

@marianmus Gracias sinceramente por subir este video :) thanks you rock!

[sopralto817]

I love the character of the Emperor... so poised and yet... so inexplicably funny. What a great actor, too...

[bayerntheiss]

@sopralto817 excellent actor...too bad about his wretched personal life :(

[wyhawk]

I remember in the history books that they say that the stages were Giagantic

[wyhawk]

My mother always say if you can not beat it, then learn from it and become one of the best instead of becoming the best of the best. why not?

[TeamJacob1903]

fuck you rosenberg. >;(

[Sonolumino8939]

God when that asshole director tears out those pages it just hurts me. From the hand of Mozart you would dare rip it!?!? Jesus these people didn't know what they had at the time.

[RaedGamer]

i loved the part where herr direktor says: "what an-ger.?".. and "what ball-et.?" lol

[webcamboy15]

F Murray Abraham won an Academy Award for his performance as Salieri.  I used to see him on the street in Brooklyn Hights where he lived. Brilliant actor and fine gentleman.

[ShinonTheHunter]

Gracias a Dios.

[yangyin09u]

F Murray Abraham won an Academy Award for his performance as Salieri. I used to see him on the street in Brooklyn Hights where he lived. Brilliant actor and fine gentleman.

[buzzclick500]

At least in this depiction of his life, Mozart forgot that he worked for the government.

[nooyawkfun]

See how conniving and weaselly Salieri is. He won't answer a direct question from the Emperor. Brilliant character.

[disamjisa]

@Peadarisback Its his music that people glorify. This movie is a great movie, and Mozart was an extraordinary (the word doesn't do him justice) composer. That's about it, no one is saying its perfectly historically accurate.

[Daniella26able]

Mozart was actually a modern man, he spoke his soul, mind and temperement.

Who cannot respect that, he was before his time!!!!!!

End of story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­

[PrincessUnicorn69]

When he rips that score I wince every time!

[CorelliChopin08]

kapelmiester crakes me up!!

[2javivi1]

Is Figaro Samuel Ramey?

[101division44]

Mozart is so awesome.....speaks his mind without hesitation and without restraint and his music is the same.....

[ernesto91291]

Oh hell no if somebody would have torn out my work, OMG I would have killed them!

[Thejin2027]

Director: WHAT anger? WHAT ballet? Love the tone he uses.

[SunnyDoll38]

What Is 8:39-9:49??

I Really Liked It And I Would Like To Know What It Is Called

Please And Thank You :)

[papermermaid]

I would of punched that bitch in the face. I dare someone to tear up MY music!

[springloadedchicken]

@papermermaid and??? (considering you.)

[lunaticjames]

The priceless laugh 0:01

[desidevoke]

i got goosebumps on the 4th act's music damn

[aluen154]

"But, look at them!!" Hhahah!! His face is really funny!

[daponte71]

On the contrary French audiences demanded that every opera (the so-called French grand opera) should have a ballet in it.

[TheCooltrix]

@daponte71 hmph! no wonder!

[daponte71]

Yes, it is all true about the ban. The Emperor Josef II did not like music(opera) and dance performed mixed up.

And it's also true that when he saw the outcome(at the rehearsal) he reconsidered.

[melosebrainuhoh]

Does anyone know if the ban on ballet is based on reality, and, if so, why an emperor would ban ballet?

[RAINBOWHORSES]

"What is this? I don't understand. ... ... Is it modern?"

That line tickled me so much. Modern stuff is always... questionable isn't it?

[Sapphonouveau]

lol - What hasn't changed?

[frankantoniomartin]

@RAINBOWHORSES Jeffrey Jones is hysterical.

[charlesvan13]

@RAINBOWHORSES

Now days we say "postmodern" when we're experiencing someone's bullplop.

[truvianni]

@RAINBOWHORSES Well, it is all a point of view also depending on the period of time when is in. It is funny though that many people always reffer to things they dont like as modern.

[RAINBOWHORSES]

The Emperor is quite a patient man.

[Jok3r115]

i guess you would have to be if you were an emporer

[springloadedchicken]

@RAINBOWHORSES so there it is.

[RaedGamer]

@RAINBOWHORSES The emperor is calm to be cool..which works

[CannedAlec]

@RAINBOWHORSES patient or a pushover?

[MUCHOGRANDE1979]

you two need to stop, ppl want to read comments about this clip, not your crap, grow up!!

[Noirvier]

"But it's perfect as it is... I can't rewrite what's perfect."

Poor Mozart! It is perfect but he's the only one that can tell.

[kogai]

@Noirvier Him and Salieri. :)

[QueenXofXSpades2]

Yes! Keep lecturing people about their ignorance with other races! And be sure to keep including terms like "american white fuck-face", just to drive in the point that you're a contradictory, hypocritical, fucktarded idiot.

Keep up the good work!

[QueenXofXSpades2]

Do I have to spell this out for you?

1.) You wouldn't go as low as to call anyone a name but "ignorant piece of shit" "White fuck-face" "motherfucker" "Get your head out of your ass" appear in your comments.

2.) By saying all Americans are racist and racism is horrible, you are being racist and are therefore, horrible. "I'm not American, I wouldn't go that low" Is racist. So put a cock in it, hypocrite.

Bottom line, shut up. I'm serious. You're making yourself look awful.

[moogamax]

You're from Russia? Wasn't Pushkin the first to write about the rivalry between Salieri and Mozart?

[drunkdonutboy]

What the fuck are you going on about?

[6684lillian]

lol at all those people dancing without music! XD

[FearAcademy]

the irony is that a genius he is, he doesn't have political smarts to outwit his opponents

[YTOOBSPECIALIST2]

comments aren't supposed to be about the movie?

[ScarletSinn]

Kenneth Brannagh says in his autobiography that he was considered for the part of Amadeus but Foreman chose Hulce instead. How different would that have been?

[violetcloud]

saleri <3 what an assholeeeee

kinda love him though. f.m.a. was genius in this

[Jangle2007]

Fair to say that Amadeus is easily one of my top favorite three movies of all time.

Between the casting, the choreography, story line, and Mozart's astounding music, it's impossible to beleive that a better movie could come along.

[okhan001]

"Is it modern?"  lol

[ozna12]

1. 2:37 - 3:23 Le Nozze di Figaro K. 492, 3rd act, Finale: Ecco la marcia andiamo

2. 5:44 - 6:03 as number 1, vocal score

3. 7:44 - 8:20 as number 1

4. 8:30 - 9:49 Le Nozze di Figaro K. 492, 4th act, Finale: Contessa perdono

[Malegnius]

Do you by anychance know what is the name of the piece starting from 1:24?

[ozna12]

Le Nozze di Figaro K. 492, 1st act, first scene, Duet: Susanna and Figaro (Cinque, dieci, venti), vocal score

[jamme1011]

"I heard the music of true forgiveness filling the theatre. Conferring on all who sat there... perfect absolution. God was singing through little man to all the world. Unstoppable"

The words... descriptions... of the music used in this movie, are almost as beautiful as the music it self.

[jamme1011]

It is from Act 4 of Figaro:

Act 4: "Gente, Gente, All'armi, All'armi"

The music you are seeking starts aprox. 1 min 30 sec. into this piece/song.

I love it to bits :-)

My favorite rendition of this piece is by Carlo Maria Giulini. You can get it at iTunes store.

[lenozzedifigarofan15]

i believe it is ah tutti contenti saremo cosi from the greatest opera ever written le nozze de figaro

[Fandetwilightparody]

la ossi jadore comment il rigole

[annenna]

7:06: "Well, look that them!"

I love the way he says that

[CataDanna]

You are right, hihi hi

[ce11ard00r]

EARLYYYYYYY!!

[captain2ahab]

"contessa perdono" from the opera le nozze di figaro

[saruul123demon]

what bad thing he said? Shitmarble?

[CrazyIemon]

he cursed in front of the emperor.

[bordaz1]

Hulce's Mozart looks like Sir Simon Rattle when he's rehearsing

[elworthing]

Ya he does look like a Sir

[EmmaWatsonStar]

"Is it modern?" Lol xD.

[Sixalienasa]

Some people are of the opinion that if they can get rid of excellence, then their mediocrity will shine.

[christimacc]

WELL SAID! That's what the "outcomes based" approach is all about.

[tyzhen]

The bad point is that very often the mediocrity , due to its numerosity, becomes a priori the established norm and shines by itself as being "the excellence"; while the excellence, due to its rarity and its non-conformity with the surrounding background, is labeled to be "mediocrity, boredom, grayishness, strangeness, etc".

That`s why very often the appresciation comes well after....the coffin.

[Phailure365]

thats going on my myspace =)

[drunkdonutboy]

Fuck your space.

[Phailure365]

so mature. be quiet little boy your mommys calling

[drunkdonutboy]

You're calling me immature?  Are you sure you want to go there? You're the one with a myspace lol

[interr28]

So, just because someone has a Myspace doesn't mean he's immature.

[drunkdonutboy]

First of all, I wasn't talking to you. Secondly, I think you meant to say

'So, just because someone has a myspace it makes them immature?'

[drunkdonutboy]

Oh, and news flash, you're only 16.

[Phailure365]

news flash you act like your 4 get over yourself you little faggot

[drunkdonutboy]

lol, you're cute.

[jewish1972]

he was his friend at a time, he even godparented 1 of his children

[Dub687]

at 2:12 was the guy from scareface when he told tony to he'l be fucked faster then a rabbits gets fucked lol

[MegaYada]

or just not trying to block his way would be a benefit, too

[erinpilla]

We had it in our Music class, when our teacher had to discuss Classical Music.

[erinpilla]

What is that? Is that modern?- LOL at the emperor LOL

I saw this in class once. I love the Amadeus laugh LOL. I love this film!