Amadeus Don Giovanni Scene

[romino707]

The person who disliked this got damned to hell by a ghostly statue.

[MetalMorgaine]

Every time I watch Amadeus, and especially this scene, I get goosebumps all over! The pain that Mozart is in, the intense and deep emotions that are present in "Don Giovanni", the excellent performance of the singers, and F. Murray Abraham as Saliere narrating it all....as Salieri says "terrifying and wonderful to watch". I could never get enough of Amadeus, my favourite film!

[MrMwilmott150]

Sallieri disliked this video

[1bol1]

Don Giovanni, a cena teco M'invitasti e son venuto Non l'avrei giammai creduto Ma faró quel che potró Leporello un altra cena Fa che subito si porti Ah padron, ah padron Ah padron siam tutti morti Vane dico! Ferma un po'! Non si pasce di cibo mortale chi si pasce di cibo celeste Altre cure piu gravi de queste Altra brama quaggiù mi guidó La terzana d'avere mi sembra e le membra fermar più non so Parla dunque! Che chiedi? Che vuoi? Parlo ascolta! Più tempo non ho! MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[3530JC]

To be entirely honest, I can't see why this has only 55,000 views?? this is the best version of the 'Commendatore Scene' even with Salieri talking over half of it, I would listen to this version and no other! I have the whole opera on dvd, but still as great as the whole piece is, this has to be the greatest version of this masterpiece! Amazing music, brilliant film and genius Mozart! <3

[Philliptastic]

hablo español, esta opera es en italiano, pero siento que cantan en ingles.

[TheClassicalVoice]

Love this movie. Love the opera. Just love Mozart in general. Even my 4 and 5 year old kids love this!

[1stDarkraiBoy]

This is my favorite part of the movie

[Lateral0Thinking]

saw that last thursday in venice.

[thesir27]

The opera is actually not THAT "dark"... Mozart himself categorized it as a comic opera. The only grim parts are in the beginning and end. It's a really fun opera and I consider it his best work.

[mcrettable]

this falls in between good and evil.

[JediHobbit89]

Wow...that was, without a doubt, the most badass opera I've ever seen! I'd pay good money to see a production like this!

[SilenceTheQuiet]

The singer that enters at 0:49 is very good. I like his voice:)

[1337ASM]

I love the big drum beats when he steps down the stairs... it should be in the OST

[devilxhlywood]

@1337ASM the exaggerated sound of commendatore's cape whipping around is pretty bad ass too hah.

[Atrux1]

This is why I mostly hate "modernized" production of this opera. THIS version showed "live" should be very impressive!

[Atrux1]

@Atrux1 The dudes dancing with torches burning are really great, the guy flying in black costume and the curtain collapsing at the last notes too!

[witness124]

I always think that the curtain should have gone down there. I don;t think that it ever needed all the other princials blundering in do deliver some vague moral message.

[witness124]

Don Giovanni is my favourite opera by Mozart.

[s900203]

The tragedy on Mozart's part in this film is that, despite his brilliance, he is only recognized by his hateful colleague, Salieri.

[Sonolumino8939]

DON GIOVAAAAAAAANIIIII!!!

[devilxhlywood]

what an awesome production this would make. the current ones look childish compared to it.

[opsimathics]

they should reprise this production live today, none of this bullcrap modernised/casual versions. seeing the flames and the full armored commendatore and that flying dude at the end... it's so different

[callasfan100]

fantastic.opera.mozart.was.age­nius

[morbidcurios]

god dam it! dont these people know genius when they see it?!

[b42baritone]

Don Giovanni is the greatest opera ever written. 

[iownteamedwardcullen]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. So much music, all the opera peices, its beautiful!!

[andrewMLhero]

0:43 : "OH YEAH!!!!"

[DarkAmbellina]

I love how the commendatore in this! how his costume looks is so amazing!

[stoni90]

mozart was a rock star...

[HeedlessQ]

One of the best scenes in the movie. To me, it is the scene, that impressed and influenced me most. These feelings never came to me when I saw some modern versions of "Don Giovanni".

[Frenchloprabbit]

The person singing for the apparition who is that? He has a wicked voice!

[faleru]

its even better when you see mozart conducting haha

[pappagora]

goosebumps!

[Kejoin95]

the audience was probably at the and saying "Um okay, wtf just happened?"

[DavidMJordan]

The audience are unreceptive because a) Mozart was way ahead of his time musically and socially, b) Giovanni refuses to repent and so offends the morality of the church (suicidal in those days) and c) because a lot of the audience were suppressing guilt because they privately acted like Giovanni.

[sas147741]

Who is singing the commendatore? is the best one i ever heard!

[101division44]

The crowd sucks.....clapping like that.....I would give it a standing ovation....Don Giovanni should have gotten a better wrap....

[Jaydoggy531]

The sound is distorted; it's up a half-step.

[HerrWarja]

Si NO Si NO Si NO, NO! :D :D AMAZING!

[RideTheLightning316]

Love this film

[UnrealHel]

This is my favorite scene in the movie. Really, really love it.

[PapagenoJuan]

FREAKIN LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))))

[giobass]

great god! Can't stand this "huh? i thought the crowd bla bla bla" stuff anymore! stop giving a shit about whats true or not! just watch the movie und listen to the music and u don't need that history shit anymore! the most of the plot is not true! or do you think salieri really tried to kill mozart?

pffffffffffffft!

[MetalDubs666]

@giobass Actually,that was a very popular theory back in those days.

[Pretendkid]

Huh? I thought the crowd loved Don Giovanni.. I meant, why was the clapping lukewarm?

[8118995]

mozart's wife is so hot, i loved see her topless

[ShittiestChannelOnYT]

Isn't that the actual opera house where Don Giovanni was premiered?

[Pretendkid]

yup

[achan1058]

I wonder why is the clapping so soft......, do the Viennese not know good music or something?

[elias12186]

Thats the point, they don't, notice how the theater is half full? DG was not appreciated in Vienna.

[ishnumy]

@elias12186 DG was actaully premiered in Prague, Czech Republic in Estate Thatre.

[ishnumy]

@elias12186 because the czechs loved mozart. he had other ppl welcoming him even in tough times

[metzger90]

@elias12186 Type out the name you fool! It's Don Giovanni, not DG! Have some fucking respect for your betters.

[MasterIsh91]

@elias12186 It's all bollocks considering that Don Giovanni was premiered in Prague, once Mozart edited the Opera for Vienna it then became popular and was performed more than 5 times.

[kylec254]

@achan1058 The reason its so soft is because this was not something they were expecting from someone who had single-handedly grown up playing for royalty and selling out concerts on a nightly basis. Think of it this way, if you had a favorite band and they took a completely different route from what they normally do. Not a lot of people would be happy to hear it.

[adam4757]

@achan1058 I also believe the subject matter was rather shocking for its time

[iwpoe]

@achan1058 "Only I understood..." "...I alone seemed to hear"

[MuscleDaddyCMH]

@achan1058

At this time especially, the Viennese, like the French, wanted their operas light and frothy (and in France, with a ballet thrown in, needed or not...) - the darkness of this would not have gone over well in that climate.

[joltzkrieg]

@achan1058 They probably dont know what the hell to think after Mozart threw something so different, so dark, and so extreme at them.

[bordshat]

One of the best movies ever made. I remember thinking about this scene in the middle of the night and freaking myself out.

[scuzzy5005]

@bordshat I started this movie early in the morning, as the salieri tells the story daylight breaks in the movie and it ended as day broke in real time lol. A looooooong awesome movie.

[HerrWarja]

Have you ever tougt about this? There are candles everywhere. And people running around with turches and fireworks exploding on stage. It's a miracle that operahouse didn't burn down.

[NMovsissian]

It doesn't get more powerful than this....is it weird that the other night I got in the mood to watch this scene so I popped in the DVD, turned the surround sound on full blast and watched it googly eyed...I've seen it a million times and yet it doesn't have a diminishing impact with each viewing, it only gets better

I saw Don Giovanni live at the Dorothy Chandler Paviilion 7 years ago....this is still the best production I've ever seen

[alilapointe1]

i watched don giovanni once a few years ago and iam still amazed right now

[feaso]

que gran actuacion la de murray... una de las mejores interpretaciones de la historia... los ojos de salieri en el 2:03 reflejan un amor por la musica de mozart...

[lucmig70]

Esto que cuentas es precisamente la razón de la película. La opinión general se queda con la envidía, los celos y las miserias humanas más mundanas, pero en mi opinión es en Salieri (protagonista absoluto) donde reside un hecho paradójico terrible: la negación del talento para hacer música divina y, por contra, poseer el don o el entendimiento de reconocerla.

[daugarten]

where can i find the clips that has salieri agonizing over his inability to compose, while god gave him the desire to? ive been looking for this for awhile and cant seem to find it!

[elias12186]

The part where he burns the cross? or the one where he says "if he didnt want me to praise him with music why implant the desire?"

[daugarten]

I actually just found the part where he burns the cross - took me awhile. but having that second clip where he talks about having been given the desire... cant find that!

the clip where he burns the cross was hard for me to find, but ive added it to my favorite in case your curious.

[elias12186]

Haha I've seen the film 100 times ;) I think I remember it! What I haven't seen yet is the directors cut.

[Cybraxas]

@elias12186 You haven't missed a lot I'd say. I bought it by accident and was rather delused. The film lost some of its compatness, and some scenes are really blatant, weakening the film. I'd change my director's cut DVD against an original version DVD any time.

[HeidiPusskins]

@daugarten Haha......I don't know how many times I've seen AMADEUS> but let's put it this way.....I know the script off by heart.

[smoothcriminal28]

@daugarten u can find em in the movie if you bought it. only $20 for the greatest film ever made... make the investment.. u wont regret it.

[coolperson50613]

Oh, what it would've been like to see this the first time it was performed...

[Vameon]

my fav scene.

[elias12186]

Mine also!

Oh wait there's the scene with Die Enfuhrung where Salieri finds out "the creature had my darling girl"

Ohh and the scene where old Salieri tells the guy his plan to commission the requiem and kill Mozart

Oh and how can we forget the scene where Mozart dictates to Salieri the confutatis?

The whole movie is great ;) Very few dull moments.