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Uploaded on Nov 18, 2006

This is one of my favorite scenes from one of my favorite movies.

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  • tkendirli

    tkendirli 1 year ago

    This is a masterpiece of acting...with an another masterpiece from Mozart. Salute Abraham....

    Of course Milos...

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  • Dana Símová

    Dana Símová 1 year ago

    Mozart Serenade No 10 In B Flat Major K 361 III Adagio

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  • Grafight23

    Grafight23 2 weeks ago

    This was a play long before it was a movie. The theme of the play is the duality of Salieri's mind, the "curse" of the mediocre: Smart enough to recognize genius but never able to obtain it. It's about human nature, and Mozart's childish bofoonery is partly "as seen" by the Salieri character. Of course reality was never this poignant, but that's part of the art of theater: to highlight the human conditions by means of an exaggerated parable.

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  • Ivan Mata

    Ivan Mata 2 weeks ago

    There was a reference to this part in How I Met Your Mother too.

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  • WillyM79

    WillyM79 1 month ago

    "This was no composition by a performing monkey" aka 94% of music today

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  • Heath Ledger

    Heath Ledger 2 months ago

    FAMILY GUY

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  • rhill54

    rhill54 3 months ago

    The ironic lack of self-awareness here is just fantastic!

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  • johnnysknockin

    johnnysknockin 3 months ago

    If you don't like it, you don't like it. No big deal. And now that a whole bunch of people know of your dissatisfaction, you should feel vindicated and at peace with yourself, no? I mean, this movie came out in 1984, right? Thats a hell of a long time to have a stick up your ass.

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  • IDidYourDad1991

    IDidYourDad1991 3 months ago

    Just a burger?

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  • rhill54

    rhill54 3 months ago

    Yeah sure, he was the childish braying ass that the movie and play showed. just to serve the idiotic and manufactured conflict with the serious Salieri.... the type of tripe that pop Broadway and Hollywood love. But no, that's history. Right. Do tell, what are the "history books" that validate Mozart as the frat boy ass as shown in the movie?

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  • frank jimenez

    frank jimenez 3 months ago

    @rhill54 , in what respect do you say the depiction of Mozart was nothing like the character in the movie...based on the history books written it seemed pretty spot on

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  • Teresa Whitehurst

    Teresa Whitehurst 3 months ago

    "this was a music I'd never heard...filled with such longing..."

    Is that not life?

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