The Thin Red Line - Tribute | My Weakness
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- The Thin Red Line / Тонкая красная линия (1998)
7 Academy Award nominations (Oscars) / 7 номинаций на премию Оскар
Directed by Terrence Malick (Терренс Малик)
Cast: Sean Penn (Шон Пенн), James Caviezel (Джеймс Кэвизел), Ben Chaplin (Бен Чаплин), Nick Nolte (Ник Нолти), Elias Koteas (Элиас Котеас), John Cusack (Джон Кьюсак), Adrien Brody (Эдриан Броуди), Woody Harrelson (Вуди Харрельсон), John C. Reilly, Dash Mihok, Thomas Jane (Томас Джейн), George Clooney (Джордж Клуни), John Travolta (Джон Траволта), Tim Blake Nelson, Jared Leto (Джаред Лето), Miranda Otto, Nick Stahl
MUSIC: Moby - My Weakness
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This movie got overshadowed by Saving Private Ryan because they were both released in the same year, but this movie is incredible. I wish it got more recognition. A movie about war that's philosophical, artistic, and poetic is probably a bit much for the masses to appreciate. It hits the soul much differently! Great tribute!
and much like the other timeless classic film The Shawshank Redemption was completely robbed at the Oscars. All award shows are really meaningless at end of the day as true art shines through and lives on for generations to come :-)
Nah. One movie is cerebral and another is brainless popcorn for the eyes.
Best war movie ever made. There, I said it!
This hauntingly beautiful irony in those movie is played out by pvt Witt, his thoughts seem pretty reflective of him being a border line conscentitous objector but his actions show no hesitation about sacrificing his personal self for his brothers in arms. In my opinion there's no other war movie that captures this dilemma so artistically.
well said
I come back to this video after a while. I reflect how long ago I watched this movie for the first time. So many years, and every time I watch it, there is something new I noticed, something new I reflect upon.
This is a representation of an existential component of my life.
wow FANTASTIC Tribute. 10/10
56 yrs old. im moving this war movie into my top 5 all time 4# of 5 and climbing Internal monologue/Poetry is Incredible.
Definitely one of the best films ever made, this movie blew mi mind like no any other, and I love cinema more than any other thing. I'm another after see this movie, literally changed my way of see the world. This movie is literally goosebumps
This is the best edited thin red line video I've seen. Highly underrated & pure poetry, thank you.
Thanks! It means a lot to me.
This video/movie makes me think alot about life...
Many times, I wished I could have been Witt living his life on the island. Peacefully and blissfully. Enjoying nature and a simple life. And not seeing his fellow man tear each other apart.
Good job on a respectful tribute of a beautiful movie
Thanks!
what an amazing perfect tribute to this piece of art movie, well done
Seems like you put a lot of effort into editing the audio and it paid off to make a really great tribute.
Thank you, man! I've tried to do my best.
@@joker29you did an outstanding job...something to be very proud of.
It's those vocals of this song, similar to the natives chanting on the island that haunt me. It evoks some kind of primal and sad longing feeling for life.
It's not just native chanting in the movie, it Melanesian Church Hymns. Terrence Malick is a devout Christian. So is Moby.
My favorite film of all-time from Mr. Malick, my favorite song from Moby and now my favorite tribute. Thank you
Beautiful tribute to a masterpiece
Terrence Malick -geniusz. Dziękuję za ten film.
Божественно
Wow, nice job making this, man.
Captures the spirit of the film nicely.
Thank you very much!
Thank you! Just thank you for this!
Such a perfect tribute to my favorite (anti) war movie.
Thank you for this!
It's not anti or pro war. It's the reality of nature in men's hearts and outside of them in the greater world.
Preston Ross of course it is an anti war movie at heart, otherwise Malick would have chosen a different scenario. Nonetheless it deals with many existential & deep questions which are portrayed masterfully. Way ahead of its time
It truly caught the essence of being a solider. The finest film made on war and mans nature and how one is transformed when he must look at he's soul and he's place in the universe. Thank you for such a fine tribute.
You captured what I love the most about this film. Thank you -
Awesome soundtrack Moby
Thanky for that capture.. it brings all wisdom of that movie. It;s lke manrta to my ears
Great tribute ❤️ thanks
Perfect
You don’t come home from something like that……. A man lives forever lost
One of the best vidéo...2023
A man himself is nothing. I am nothing.
It's a cynical statement. There are men out there that can do great things on their own. But in war, men are pawns for the most part.
The song was used for a deleted opening scene of 'Behind Enemy Lines', another film distributed by 20th Century Fox.
MAN ITS GREAT...
Thank you!
We all like to think we are all good but the savage in us is all to willing to tell us otherwise
Браво, великолепный edit to a true masterpiece work of art. Один из лучших лаконичных эдтитов, что я видел, а я видел достаточно много.
This is not a anti-war movie! It's a true look into what goes through the mind of soldiers during war. All the pitfalls, different personalities, the brutal nature of war and at the same time the brotherhood that is so tribal formed. You have Witt the true optimist trying to come to grips with how the nature of man and the physical world can present such a dichotomy of brutal savagery to the beautiful redeeming nature of love with the men in his company and how the smallest most peaceful things in nature just keep happening no matter if we are alive or dead. Then you have 1sgt Welsch, who is the ultimate pessimist and brutally honest opinion that the world is not redeemable and neither is himself. A greater meaning or spirit behind the death and life is unseen to him. The dialogue between Witt and him pulling each other a little bit towadrs their philosophy on things. The constant point for point, going back and forth, causing just a little doubt in their beliefs. You have the end with Welsch showing he still had that little spark enough to feel grief for Witt, showing he wasn't completely numb to the loss. Then you see all the guys getting on the landing ship, so close together, but so lonely. Then the small palm seed laying in infancy on the beach, not knowing if the raw nature will allow it to grow or be swallowed up by the ocean never to exist. A complete microcosm of the film. I served multiple tours in combat and the things and feelings these men have are so real. The truest representation of how you feel and change. You die inside and something else grows out of that, with a big black hole in the middle of it. Down to how Bells wife just leaves him and he doesn't even know, going through intense combat and fighting for his life, to only make it through and find out what he was fighting to get back to at home was dead all along. The reaction of him laughing and not knowing what to do sitting on a Island in the pacific fighting men who want to destroy him and his soul. I have seen that look and reaction so many times on the faces of guys I served with and unfortunately for myself! Your whole world is destroyed, but at the same time you still have to do your job and be a professional soldier. You learn to take that grief and turn into into absolute anger and aggression. You no longer fear death and it makes you fully become the warrior you need to be to survive! To survive for what is another long story when you come home and people judge you!
Beautiful. Thank you for this. What's the music?
Moby - My Weakness
Saw it twice in a Day, i think My Heart it's diferent now
Moby soundtrack yes or no 🎧 🎶
all he wanted was to be left alone with the natives on the Ireland were he was very happy and at piece
island, not Ireland.
@@paolorossi8470 thanks for the corection
I get where he came from. Just find your inner peace, but man will find a way to tear each other apart.
Eye ecstasy
Лучший военный фильм
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War turns men to Dogs seen it ,seen the marks it leaves on the soul
is this moby by chance
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This film isn't as deep as you think.
Neither are you
Youre right, its deeper
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