Cabaret: Tomorrow belongs to me

Classic scene from the movie Cabaret, censored for many years, in wich a Boy sings the song "Tomorrow belongs to me", in a party, and at the end, all the crowd sing with the boy.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• cabaret
• tomorrow
• belongs
• to
• me
• liza
• minelli
• micheal
• york

[andoc]

Say what you will, but you must admit this anthem is catchy.

[althesmith]

Individually and in family groups, Germans are some of the most wonderful people in the world- what the heck is it with any large organisation that reduces the combined IQ to that of the dumbest member?

[dangar45]

Sieg Heil!

[Wailot6]

@Flowtail Okej thanks for chairing bro'

[lcraver4797]

"Tomorrow Belongs to Me" is a parody and was written by Julius Stein who was Jewish.

I assure you he would not have written a genuine Nazi song

[manu4ever246]

History ftw

[lucianovscarra2]

@squirell1952 initially the national socialist was a worker movement, hitler gets the suport of the aristocratic class thanks to herman goëring.

[Flowtail]

I have no idea what the song says, even though I speak English, because I have a habit of reading the captions.

[futuro2112]

si!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ugo1970]

@aesoler - Nope, the song was written for the original Broadway musical in 1966 and it is exactly identical to the one in the movie - which is just elongated and repeated in its final chorus. The song was intended as a PARODY of German military marches and army chants. Of course it's a scary parody, but you are right in saying that it's not a traditional song.

[brother307xs]

Bob Fosse, fue un gran director. 40 años después seguimos viendo escenas de sus películas y nos conmueven como cuando fueron filmadas. Lamento que hayan cortado la escena final con la cara de Joel Grey sonriendo a cámara con una expresión que parece decir "la que se viene".

From IMDB "Tomorrow Belongs to Me" was written by John Kander and Fred Ebb in the style of a traditional German song, sung by the Nazi youth in the movie, to stir up patriotism for the "fatherland".

[Bencebence1]

@anonUK Are you sure? - watch?v=BSoLN77fBn8&feature=re­lated