Life is Beautiful (9/10) Movie CLIP - The Final Game (1997) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Guido (Roberto Benigni) maintains a playful demeanor for his son, Joshua (Giorgio Cantarini), right to the very end.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In this WW II tragicomedy, famed Italian funnyman Roberto Benigni (The Monster) portrays Guido, who moves during the '30s from the country to a Tuscan town, where he is entranced by schoolteacher Dora (Nicoletta Braschi, Benigni's real-life wife). Dora likes Guido, but she remains faithful to her pompous fiancé, so Guido has an uphill struggle. Meanwhile, anti-Semitic attitudes lead to attacks against Guido's Jewish uncle (Giustino Durano). Leaping ahead to five years later, during WW II, Guido and Dora are married and have a son Giosue (Giorgio Cantarini). After they are imprisoned in a concentration camp, Guido goes to elaborate lengths to keep his son from understanding the truth of their situation. He tells the boy that they are competing with others to win an armored tank -- so everything from food shortages to tattoos is explained as necessary for participation in the contest.
CREDITS:
TM & © Miramax Films (1997)
Cast: Roberto Benigni, Giorgio Cantarini
Director: Roberto Benigni
Producers: Gianluigi Braschi, Mario Cotone, John M. Davis, Elda Ferri, Agnès Mentre, John Rogers
Screenwriters: Vincenzo Cerami, Roberto Benigni
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Not only did he save his son physically, but his innocence. And he still played the game he told his son at the very end.
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Yessir
My lord
What do people mean by saving one’s innocence. I mean as long as you’re not doing anything bad, you’re innocent.
@@rimelasri3732 the boy isn't visualizing any violence the father protected him from that
World's Greatest Dad.
Right up to the end, he preserved his child's innocence.
Marshall Thompson "That was his gift to me".
Father of the century for sure!
I read your comment yesterday from my friends phone...
now i came here via my phone to give thumbs up for the comment as u have described whole movie in 1 sentence... Hats off to u man🙌🙌🙌
jack bran says the guy with bruce Jenner
Yeah, until his child discovers what actually happened.
They took everything but they couldn’t take the mans soul. He was him til the very end. He won.
I say that's the best words to describe this scene.thanks
This is a stupid movie lol
@@TOGGGAA1 How so?
@@cryaboutit6670 Don't listen to him he just wants attention.
....eh no. Hes dead.
You have a very crude way of "winning". Life is about being ahead, alive or dead. It aint about dam morals or "my soul". Worthless.
He lost. His child probably got killed or worse. He should have been upright with his kid about it. Not hide... shelter him from reality.
Why you got so many entitled, sensitive lil crotch goblins running around.
I will interpret that eye wink as a "goodbye son"
@isluT drabbaG Omg, yes, you captured the essence of his eye wink completely!
Yeahh I really like this scene .
Goodbye see you in heaven
God bless you.. Make your mom proud.. I'll wait for you both.. Be together for ever and ever and beyond.. Love you.. This is all a game.. Bye my son..
And also it's his way of telling him that the game is still going on, so the son wouldn't just come out of from his hiding place.
Guildo was the ultimate father and husband. He gave his life to protect his family and even though he died he still was able to protect his son.
KingViper agreed
Yes I agree too
Yes, he could have hidden until the end himself instead of warning his wife and telling his son what to do.
@@teacup5559 I dont agree, we have a disagree
Even though this scene is very sad, this is probably my favorite part of the movie. I love this part because, even though Guido knows whats to happen to him, he still keeps a smile on his face and jokes in order to protect his son.
+Kbear2097 It's heartbreaking watching this a second time, and knowing that the reason he's acting goofy as he walks by his son is because he probably knows this is the last time his son will see him alive, and he wants his last memory to be seeing him happy and full of life.
He also has to trick the boy into thinking the game is still going.
+HenryvKeiper: he's acting goofy as he walks by his son is . That. But also probably to keep his son thinks the hiding game is still on-going and make sure his son does not rush out to try to "save" him. Otherwise, they will both die.
Kbear2097 Yee
he's the best father Josué could ask for.
He was still smiling even when he wasn't able to see Joshua anymore... SO SADDD.... Thank you Guido for convincing Joshua to think the holocaust was a game. He had fun :)
Next life saving a seat for his boy
That’s not what he was trying to do.. he just wanted to stay positive..
Jack Brinker Did you even watch the movie? He created a whole point system and a final prize, he clearly wanted his son to think it was a game
@@josefinamontico4536 Salve...* An Italian name, *I think it could be, * I don't really know,(mistakes you made in English)... parli italiano? Lo sto studiando, è una lingua bellissima, scusa se il mio italiano non è buono, parlo poco :)
@@josefinamontico4536 I speak spanish too!, mucha parte de mi familia es latina, que lastima que no puedo practicar mi italiano, tu Inglés es muy bueno, solo unos cuantos errores que son normales, yo soy profesora por eso los identifico, pero es muy bueno, saludos :)
The fact that he still pretended it was a game when he knew he was about to die all for his son is what makes me cry the most.
How did the film make use of comedy?
Wonderful dad
I find it shocking that there are actual people who criticize this movie for adding a sense of joy and humor into the film.
If it wasn't for that we would have gotten one of the most heartfelt and emotional Holocaust films ever.
Sometimes not seeing something is more powerful than seeing it.
I think the humor and joy is exactly what makes it all the more heartbreaking. It constrasts with the tragedy in a perfect way. If it was just all sad, it would lose its effect entirely. Those critics know nothing about the use of pathos in media.
Astro Wiz They’re the same kind of people who don’t seem to understand that humor is a method humans use to cope with some seriously messed up things.
Slightly unrelated to the critics, in WW1 it was found that the British coped with the unimaginable horrors of the trenches the best out of all the belligerents, because the British culture is steeped in gallows humor.
Imagine the kid saw his father being shot omg and the last moment he was giving his son mindset of the game still....so heartbraking
@@PhillDrakeEntertainment it's no game it was real life glad he got popped he acted like a fool the whole movie
i can never forget this scene.
This movie broke my heart...I can't see it again.
I have carried this with me from the age of 4. Saw it in the theater with my mom and dad. Thankfully, I could read most of the subtitles and understand. A beautiful father and husband.
This scene had me up in tears. I felt so angry and sad to see such awful treatment towards him. Even sadder was the innocence of Johsua, who didn't understand how his own dad protected him from death. Such a moving film...
Thanos it’s okay thanos. it’s funny how i read this in his voice 😂
Not only did this man save his son’s life, but he also saved his son’s soul. He continued the game until the very end
I cried for an hour after watching this movie 😭
Titanic is overrated. Titanic doesn't even come close to the greatness of Life is Beautiful.
i cried for a week ;~;
I cries for a year
Yeah these are all lies, you just happened to be watching the time when you were crying
I'm a 49 convicted murderer and I cried after watching this movie. I also stole a women's purse, but that didn't make me feel any better.
The thing that breaks me every time with this scene is that you keep thinking he's going to pull some wacky move and get away to his happily ever after...but he doesn't and that cements it to reality.
He even made his son laugh before he was killed. Father of the year
I watched this movie when I was a little girl, did not know the history - I was 5 years old, and had forgotten most of the movie, but throughout my childhood - I never forgot this scene.
It wasn't only until highschool that I put the pieces together and searched and searched for this scene that was ingrained in my head. Years later I rewatched the whole thing obviously. But this scene never left me .
me too
I watched this too as a child. The scene that stuck with me was when the father was carrying the anvil.
Dito💯💯💯
You summed up everything I went through as a little girl. I watched this very young and the scene was implanted in my head for so long I cried for a long time after seeing it
Me too and I cried as and adult now that I have kids 😢😢
The sad thing he didn't know his wife was still alive, and he didnt have the chance to see her last time.
A couple of years ago my mom told me about this scene. She said it was very touching. I had no idea about this movie until one day I accidentally saw a couple of scenes on TV. I decided to download the whole movie and watch it and man...that was so great. By the time I watched it my mom had gone. And at the end when I saw this scene, I remembered mom retelling me this scene. The scene is sad by itself but what also made extremely sad is that I can't tell my mom that I have watched the movie she was talking about and that we can't watch it together. I miss her so much. Appreciate every second near your parents. Rest in peace, mom
GG 😊
I am sure she is watching from above man. If you don't believe in that, then the people we love survive in us after their passing.
You still have a piece of her inside and she is happy to see that you watched it and benefited.
@@allenefremov9459 thank you so much🙏
There’s a reason why of all the millions of movie characters out there, Guido Orefice is my all time favourite movie character.
We finished this movie in history class today. I cried, genuinely, by its conclusion. Seeing Guido try so, so hard and SUCCEED in saving his child alongside his innocence, that was some genuine heroism. He had every reason to give up hope, but kept going out of pure love for his family.
I never cried that much after watching a movie. It's 10/10.
0:10 lady second from the back breaks out a smile
They all start to.
Just saw it for the first time over the weekend and I caught that. I had hoped someone would mention it here.
Who left this bowl of onions here?
Inebriated Individual sorry that was me.
Inebriated Individual someone left me a fresh bowl of honey nut feelios
Man! I really thought that the dad killed the German and took his clothes!
COMIX HORSE same 😭😭
uh ok
That would've been awesome, but sadly not realistic
COMIX HORSE that’s what I wanted
COMIX HORSE same
I'M CRYING IN THIS SCENE, ALL SCENES OF THIS MOVIE!!
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
Same to me. His soul is beautiful.
Even when Guido knew he was going to die, he still kept being light-hearted and goofy to keep preserving his son's innocence.
I wish so much he could fight back in this scene, but I just have to accept the feels``````````
Hsutheguard And accept the gore if it occurred onscreen. I can’t imagine an Italian filmmaker winging it instead of following the path of Rutgers Deodato
Even if the camp guards are evil, they aren't stupid
R.I.P Guido
Greatest Dad Ever
Always be remembered
1:53 Bang Bang bang bang bang bang
You broke my heart movie
A Movie broke your heart?! But not the true Horrors of Mankind’s History?!!🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🙄
It's no shame in crying for this film.
It's actually quite contrary.
I felt honored when I cried watching this scene.
I am truly blessed for witnessing this wonderful piece of history.
He makes " La vita é bella" to his son all the time. Masterpiece. I got child this year. I can feel that. I would do the same.
I think this is the movie that I most cry in my life... It's bello come Guido deals with all the situation.
Ananda D'Aquino indeed.
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you should watch Pans laberynth it will make you 😢
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
@@fitnessymas9605 lol I seen panths labyrinth its good but not like this sad ever cant even compare
If this movie doesn’t teach you to cherish life I don’t know what will.
How did I go this entire scene without crying? Even though I never cried once on this, I still feel sadness from it anyways.
Guido knew that even though was gonna be executed, he still put on a laugh for Joshua and was never able to see Dora again. The wink he gave Joshua was a wink saying “It’s been nice knowing you” and that almost made me break a tear.
Just watched this film today in my class and left without crying but still feel sad of how he died and the son didn’t bother to find his dad. I honestly would’ve cried if he found his dad dead but thankfully it didn’t show, the son and mother got out safe except the dad…😢
I love this movie, what a brave, loving true dad. The thing I love about this movie is that he made the most evilest place on earth a hell place a scary place to be in. But made it a fun parodies place for his son. Because his son was mostly happy and yeah he just turned it all around for him. Something I would do as an older brother to my younger siblings.
How did the film make use of comedy?
@@mrteaparty6090 Are you doing a project for a film class or something?
This is not a movie about a Optimistic humorous father. This is the story of super hero. This was not a scene of his death either. This was a scene of his victory
What makes this even sadder is the fact that he died with a smiling face at the end. He accomplished his goal.
How did the film make use of comedy?
I cry whenever I see this movie. It is the story that this is really gentle, and is sad. I want to appreciate that father lives well heartily, too.
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
So emotional😢😢 what a great man.. husband...and father.. 🙏🙏🙏
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
Anyone can be a father. But it takes a real man to be a Dad.
Nothing can describe a Father's role in someone's Life than this scene, this movie! Speechless!
0:11 one of the extras suddenly smiled into the camera
They all smirk. Look again.
ok now im going to my childrens bedroom and give them a big hug, and be thankful.
we're finishing it tomorrow so i decided to watch the death scene now and not start crying in class tomorrow
u cheat
darude sanddontcarestorm
Same
Then you became a lewd anime girl years on. Nice
Reminds me of my dad...miss you so much 😢😢😔😞💓💓
Even to the end he protected his child...such an amazing man and Father..
I still remember on the first time I watch this that I hope Guido will miraculously comeback somehow ... :(
One thing I love about this movie is the way this scene plays out. At first I expected a big, dramatic death scene for Guido, if he were going to die at all. However, that wasn’t how the Holocaust played out, and the scene reflects that in the quick, unceremonious way Guido is executed. Bravo movie, you have my tears and my respect.
In 8th grade, our 2nd semester of Language Arts was dedicated to the Holocaust. Most people geared up during that scene.
lol I remember me watching this movie 6 years ago.
Same here!!!
what school
Omg same I'm watching this movie on Monday and was doing some research I can't wait
Same! We just finished the movie yesterday, it was so saddd
Shout to him for being the best dad he can be
I watched this movie on my dad's laptop when I was 6. I didn't realize the dark reality of the story, pretty much like his son.
I think this is the most powerfull scene EVER! The way Guido loocked at his son...no words can express it. At that moment I lost myself.
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
He really was a great father. Can’t believe that he’s gone.
I hugged my dad so hard after watching this amazing movie 😭
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
I start crying this part, he try to comfort his son until the end, RIP the greatest father Guido
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
This movie made me realise that my eyes cant hold tears for too long.
I'm a tough man to cry, but this scene really makes me cry.
This scene made me cry everytime i watch.. this movie never failed to touch my heart and it always felt like a brand new movie all the time coz this movie never fades and it will never be...
I seen this movie a long time ago, it is one of the best movies I every seen,
I could not stop the tears 😭
I watched this movie with every family members that they never watched it before 6 times and still want my kids to watch this now .
I can't help bursting into tears. This scene is very meaningful
For all the Tough guy movies I've ever seen in my life, this is the toughest act I've ever seen and I always tear up when I see it ever since I was a young teenager.😢
12 years later and this scene still hurts
This movie was amazing, I happened to stumble upon one day when I was watching something, and it mentioned this movie, I cried my eyes out, he protected his son physically and mentally. ❤️
a wonderful father, proud to be italian background from toronto
Michael M so happy that I watched this movie. I'm from Toronto too :)
Michael M same here
i'm an italian american and proud ❤️
I’m proud to be German
A man's life is measured by the sacrifices he makes.
I thought this movie was sad as a kid but as a dad now, this scene hit me different.
i legitimately can’t imagine watching this movie as a parent. lots of love ❤️
Just seeing this thumbnail has given me chills over and over without even watching the clip. Such a masterpiece of a film.
He knows he's about to die and yet he spends his last moments making his son laugh, maintaining his innocence T_T God thats heart-wrenching
The best Father of the world
DAMMIT MOVIE! 😭 Why? Why? Why guido? Why?
Shut up
ตุลาพร เลื่องลือ you shut up youworthless nothing
Manuel Guardado Ah...wut
Grayman 2003 at least they didnt lie, and didnt make it like a fantasy..
Grayman 2003 I cried so hard
that scene made my life. i can never forget it.
This made me cry so much as a little kid. 😭 even more so has an adult.
One of the best movies ever
Great movie must watch 😢😢
The first hour full of love, laugh, happiness, love. The second hour full of sad, crying... what an amazing movie. Great husband andFather ❤️
How did the film make use of comedy?
I have a child same age as the boy and it moves me to tears.
I actually thought he was going to live, but seeing the soldier come from around the corner alone just shattered my heart.
1:08 - Try saying what's happening out loud without crying.
Fabisch Factor Guido died for his family.
This to me is one of the saddest war movies. It stuck with me ever since I first saw at the age off 11. Amazingly made.
You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.
The fact that he never lost hope makes this even sadder.
He already lost hope. Just acting like he is not
@@xeroxx9862 Well he did try to escape.
Thing is he was almost in goal of outwinning the war and get freedom back. Thats what was sad really
@@kejiri3593 Yeah, he was close. On the other hand, if he had died earlier, his son would've too.
@@cybercriminal3110 True. Atleast it was half happy ending
just watched this im in tears rn
So sad this ending. I cried whenever I thought of it.
one of the most meaningful and saddest scenes in cinema history
I didnt have a father growing up but if i had one i wish he was just like this guy.
I think its also about being a good human, or the message of the movie. But he is a lovely human
I keep watching this movie..this scene literally broke my heart 💔
This man born to be an actor . What a great actor ❤️
I am 26. I still shade tears when I see that scene. This is a real movie that can born real emotions in You !!!
lemmy1736
Well. Real? Not exactly.
Historical Fiction? Yes
This scene... So many feelings, I can never stop myself from crying everytime I remember this, a true masterpiece, the message I get from this is that even in the worst time you have to play it cool for the sakes of others. Such a great and powerful message this movie game me.
1:01 *Most Emotional and heartbreaking Moment of this movie.*
This dude is one great dad
My Italian class is usually noisy during movies. The same was with "Life is Beautiful", but at the end of the movie (last 30 minutes), there was complete silence. Everyone was sad at this scene.
This scene is really touching. Beautifully done!
i just realized he never saw his wife again...🥺💔
Man.. that funny marching.. only to make his son smile... I think, that's most powerful scene in cinema I've seen to this day.
After this scene my heart hasn't healed yet
He may have no weapon, but he is courageous and shows his strong and funny side all the way to the end. Never showing fear and always setting an example for others even the most trying times. A true man, a true hero to his family
No wonder this actor got an Oscar. What a personality this character had? So joyful, ful of life till the end. I was so sad for two days after I watched this movie.
"They gave their lives in order we can say life is beautiful"