"And it is said that the princess returned to her fathers kingdom. That she reigned there with justice and a kind heart for many centuries. That she was loved by her people. And that she left small traces of her time on earth. Visible only to those who know where to look."
@@inkyelpequenodiabloangel4417 Things that can’t be seen don’t mean they’re not around, we have to really believe or we only see what we think is a rational explanation, for example we see something that looks like a tiny fairy 🧚🏼♀️ but in that split second we automatically think 🤔 na it must’ve been a horsefly or a butterfly 🦋and we go on our way🤷🏻♀️the world and life is more than we think we know 🪄😌
How would they do some of the scenes though? Like the frog or the Pale Man, that would be terrifyingly beautiful if they pulled it off. The ballet fairy a dancing around the pale man trying to protect the girl, as they all fall ;~;
How would they do some of the scenes though? Like the frog or the Pale Man, that would be terrifyingly beautiful if they pulled it off. The ballet fairy a dancing around the pale man trying to protect the girl, as they all fall ;~;
The first time I watched this, I thought it was gonna be like a creepier version of Alice in Wonderland, I had never had anyone explain it to me, I saw the title, I saw the Pale Man a couple places, I heard the lullaby and for spme reason i just thought it would be a fun but creepy magival journey. Holy SHIT was I wrong. I was sitting in bed crying while watching this on my laptop.
I have been humming this to myself all day, and I couldn't place what it was from. At almost 1:30am, it hits me, and I'm here now...it's like it was calling me...to destroy my feels.
I truly love how this movie incorporates fantasy to illustrate what happens when one's reality is a misery. I especially enjoy the fact that her ultimate escape was death; she might have died, but she was finally able to make her fantasy a reality, and actually enjoy this reality..such a masterful piece of art, this movie...
How so many monsters today "enjoys" destroing others- and leave them in misurey- for thier sick ego. Life is so sad for so many humen- because of those unmerciful demons. ° °
Actually, Guillermo del Toro said he included clues to let the viewer know that the fantasy was real the whole time; so while the only way Ofelia was able to go there was through death it was not just her imagination.
@@laboun6227 I've learnt this the hard way. I've recieved spoilers for books like Anna Karenina and Jane Eyre and films like The Sixth Sense, 500 Days Of Summer, etc. Moral of the story - Before watching the film do not read the comments on ANY trailer, score video, movie review, etc. and certainly avoid video essays.
When the movie ends, no one is standing and leaving. Everyone just sat there crying and mesmerized by this breathtaking movie. If only I can unwatch it just so I can watch this again for the first time. This lullaby always strike me as sad and somber yet hopeful and empowering. A complicated feeling that moves your heart and pump your tears out to wash everything impure off of your chest.
why do people complain about subtitles?? are they soooo lazy to read? I remember i told someone to watch another spanish speaking movie and she was like "why would I see that when I can watch other movies in Eglish?" OMG!!! Whoever appreciates this art will watch a good movie in any language...
Definitly.. I have to say, at first I was a little upset that it wasn't in english, but this movie made me cry like a little baby. Was beautiful, didn't matter that it was in spanish.
Servant of Alucard it was important to the Director that it was made in his Language. The films he gets paid to direct for the US studios he does in English, but his own movies are all his language. Cronos, Devil's Backbone (I don't remember the Spanish title sorry), and this one too :)
Devil's backbone is also amazing!! And don't worry, for all those ignorant people who miss incredible cinema like this there's those of us that do appreciate good films and embrace different cultures and languages, and like a little more "reading" in order to have it as the original format.
Ludwig van beethoven Watching a dubbed film is also a disrespect to the work of the original actors and even the director tbh. The only dubbed films I watch in my language now are animated ones, and even those I watch more and more in english
Mari B. I'm a Spanish guy who sees everything in the original language, don't be so lazy because you miss half of the emotion if you see anything dubbed
This movie is a masterpiece! It's a must-see for everyone, regardless of what genre you prefer. It moved me on such a deep level that I don't think I'll be able to re-watch it in near future. Damn, I didn't think it would be so hard to listen to this lullaby again.
"It's a very dark fairytale that will not make your life any richer. You will not learn something or grow from watching this." That's something you can't possibly know for other people. All you can say is that it didn't made your own life any richer, that you didn't learn or grow from watching this. Which is perfectly fine, btw.
Yes it is full of gore and violence. But that is one of the most important aspects of the film, as it is because of this backdrop of violence and evil that Ofelia feels she has to escape into her fantasy world. It wouldn't work if she was living in peace and harmony somewhere. That's why it works so well for me - the fantasy (or is it?) of the faun and the princess is ironically the only thing that keeps Ofelia from being driven to despair by the pain and suffering around her. That is one of the reasons this has become possibly my favourite film of all time.
I think in order to truly understand and feel the weight of this movie you have to have gone through some kind of deep emotional pain. You have to identify with the desperate wish to leave the cruel fucked up world you're living in and escape into a fantasy. That's when the power of this movie really hits you
Hear my whisper in the night, for together we shall dream, we could dance among the moon and stars - among the light… Can you hear the music, love? Can you feel it in your soul? We could dance among the moon and stars - among the light … Feel - my beating heart- it longs for you - my love. ~***~
Hearing this for the 1st time: "Wow, this sounds very beautiful..." Hearing it after watching the film: "AH!!!! I CAN'T HEAR THIS WITHOUT CRYING!!!! HELP ME!!!!"
I completely agree and also have this memory of these absolute monsters using this soundtrack in a fairy themed p0rn for some reason so it's extra mentally destabilizing
This is one of the saddest and most beautiful films I have ever seen. Without a doubt that Del Toro is a genius along with Alfonso Cuaron and Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu. Three of the best directors Mexico has produced.
«Y se dice que la princesa descendió al reino de su padre y que ahí reinó con justicia y bondad por muchos siglos, que fue amada por sus súbditos y que dejó detrás de sí pequeñas huellas de su paso por el mundo, visibles sólo para aquel que sepa donde mirar...» I was killed by that quote at the end. Spectacular!
+Magno Gómez Me too. My dad bought the movie when I was little,and I walked in the room he was watching it,and the scene with the faceless man was on. I was terrified at that time because i was like 7 years old. I swore I'd never watch it. But I decided to watch it today and it was phenominal.
I still remember in my junior year AP Spanish class, my teacher had us watch Pan's Labyrinth in class. It took us the entire period but we watched. This is a classroom full of almost entirely 16-18 year old seniors (aside from myself, a junior and 2 sophomores)....and we were all reduced to tears by the end of the movie.
Come to bed and close your eyes. Now it's time to say goodnight, So that you may dream of lands, great lands, beyond our own. Faun will come to take you there, Fairies fly and touch your hair. Joyfully the sing their songs of your return back home. Dream, Dream that one day You'll find your way Back home. Then you will be, Right here with me, Back home. Sleep, sleep, and dream.
**Spoiler alert** One main point in the film that I noticed was death and rebirth. The chalk given to Ofelia by the faun was used as a means of escape. Another "escape" was ultimately the bullet that killed Ofelia. Dark to think about but, her death led to her rebirth in this other realm. Death is just another door to new life. **End spoiler**
***** What? Why am I being a jerk in your eyes? I mean... what he said is as obvious as saying that The Dark Knight is actually about Batman. I was just being a little sarcastic about it.
I refuse to believe that the fantasy was real rather than in ofelia's head, It just fits better with the themes of this movie. Ofelia created a mystical land that she could escape to and forget about everything that was going on in her life.
I just wish they cut the part where she sees her father and mother. Imagine if they never showed that and the last thing you see before she dies is that quick smile that she does. That would have absolutely destroyed people and made the ending feel more sad.
I don't know why but everytime when I hear this song or watch the movie I get the urge to cry really hard... Under normal conditions I'm not that kind of person that cries during sad movies but this one always knocks me over
Sound is the absolute strongest catalyst of emotion, so cry on if You need to. This movie got one of the most happy endings in eny movie ever. After rain comes the sun.....after sorrow tears teras of happiness comes.....
omvendtslev I really don't wanna sound like a jerk, so please excuse me if I do :/ but I can never decide whether the ending was really a happy one, since Ophelia could be schizophrenic and all she sees never happens, the movie never makes it clear. Anyway, I love the movie too, and you know a movie is great when it brings up these kinds of questions to a person's mind :D
***** Not true, they asked the writer of the film if she actually went to the underworld as a god, he said yes, because otherwise what was the point of the starting narrition, i know that it seems that way but the writer intended for all of it to be magic not schizophrenic
To think that Guillermo struggled to make this movie and it came together so flawlessly, it was well worth the struggle. The soundtrack, the story, the characters - you've gotta hand it to him. He's one of a kind
a doleful chant herding the innocent towards a blissful world. An enchanting whisper distracting us from the harsh reality in which we are forced to breath in and building a fantasy with each of the three note base of the this lullaby. The hero of Pan's labyrinth embraces this new fantasy so seamlessly that we must wonder about the silent soundtrack that fuels the quest that children often undertake. Is this fantasy really an escape from a lonesome world? Or is loneliness what one might choose in order to block oneself from the atrocities of this world. All this is conveyed in the beautiful, innocent voice that leads this tragic theme. By the time the strings come in at 1:23, we are reminded that this fantasy plays out in the backdrop of something terrible that coincides with the major plots of one's fantasy. Hearing the cannon can be the overwhelming sound of doom or the powerful herald that precedes a majestic deity. One's marathon can be a gruesome labor pushing the body towards it limit or a spiritual moment of meditation in which life takes form within the 1-2-3-4-5 steps lent to the infinite horizon. What truly saddens us is the same plot device forced tears as we watch the movie La Vita es Bella. The tragic choral inspired end of 1:50 makes it clear that while we rejoice that the innocent remain innocent through the illusion that paints tragedy into beautiful colors, we nonetheless are aware of the tragedy that unfolds. That one of the magic of great soundtrack, we accept to feel the sadness that the character is oblivious to. We suffer from being privy to the scathing secrets that we pray will never sour the hero's(heroine) smile. What might this lullaby represents? As it starts, it's hard not to ponder on the loneliness it suggests. Some roads are meant to be taken alone while some quests require one to risk one's life for what seems a mere folly. Some adventures shake one's thought's foundation and compel us to reconsider the very pillars of our reality. One step at a time, led by no one than what fuels us, with each of the three note piano base, bricks are being laid, a new lens on life reveals different colors in which a door is sketched. Will we indulge in this fantasy? Will we accept rebirth and wear this new skin. Is this adventure worth taking?
Gerard Beaubrun You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Beautiful words. We need more people like you in this world. Maybe then we'd see salvation in each other instead of destruction.
Skyshroud Sylvan i'm truly humbled by the fact that you took your time to write me. I will continue on this path and hopefully read more from you. be well and enjoy this day, month, year and life
It’s paradoxical to feel how this song makes you feel sad like an arrow pierced through your heart, a feeling that you want to cry but tears won’t just fall from the eyes, yet it also makes you feel hopeful and excited about what the possibilities that are ahead of us.
I still can't believe how unveliabably talented Guillermo is. How did he even come up with such an amazing fairy tale? How did he create such an ephemeral and ethereal ending. How did he merge adulthood and childhood together into a beautiful tragic world, showcasing the ugly and beautiful of both. Guillermo you're amazing, I can only hope one day to create something as beautiful as your works of literature.
That's be Alice Madness, the game...thus, it is the dark Alice in Wonderland. good game...never played it but, it you look up cut scene movies, you can watch the whole game...and it makes sense!!
Piano Horror the original story of Alice in Wonderland was her on all different types of drugs and she made the hole thing up while she was off her chopps
So haunting. I love this movie. It captures childhood trauma and the dissociation from reality so beautifully. It’s tragic but real in it’s depth and feeling.
This film... It's fair to say it totally blew me away. Firstly, most good films are old films... or were... this film shatters that notion into pieces so small you cannot even see the shards of it anymore. Secondly the layers of the movie, it's rare a movie can have two opposing takes of the finality that are so well interwoven throughout the film that either could be possible. This movie does it so well I change my mind all the time on which I believe. Though one is so poignant that I prefer to believe the other. Lastly and most simply, everything about this film, the music (obviously), the acting, the script, the story all in all are so well done that it just makes this wonderfully beautiful tale. An instant favourite of mine.
why did they call this Pan's Labyrinth? No one in the movie was called Pan. The girls name was Ofelia. Ofelia's Labyrinth. Aside from the title I really like this movie. BEST. FANTASY. MOVIE. EVER. the only thing that was a bit of a let down was I was expecting Ofelia's mother to give birth to a baby girl. That would of pissed off the captain. P.S. How's Barbra and Batman
XXLSSBBW The original name of the film is El laberinto del fauno, which translates to The Labyrinth of the Faun, Pan is the Greek god associated with fauns and satyrs. The title refers to him (though Del Toro did explicitly state in an interview that the faun is not Pan).
Cried like a little bitch watching this film with english subtitles ... Had to go to the gym and chuck some weights about to feel like a man again. If you ever watch Pans Labyrinth, Gladiator, Braveheart, Schindlers List you better have tissues available because these films are PROPER tear jerkers!
James, you are so sentimental like me, and that´s good. In these Times, we need that. This little peace of vulnerability MAY NOT GET LOST in this world. And, please don´t do lifting without warming up before :-)
"Cuentan que hace mucho, mucho tiempo en el reino subterráneo, donde no existe la mentira, ni el dolor vivía un princesa que soñaba con el mundo de los humanos, soñaba con el cielo azul, la brisa suave y el brillante sol. Un día burlando toda vigilancia la princesa escapó. Una vez en el exterior la luz del sol la cegó y borró de su memoria cualquier indicio del pasado. La princesa olvidó quién era, de dónde venía. Su cuerpo sufrió frío, enfermedad y dolor. Y al correr de los años murió. Sin embargo, su padre, El Rey sabía que el alma de la princesa regresaría quizá en otro cuerpo, en otro tiempo y en otro lugar y él la esperaría hasta su último aliento, hasta que el mundo dejara de girar."
This song was stuck in my head since I was 8 (now 23); i could never remember where it was from, but always returned to it somehow. It became a secret part of me I could never explain. Then 12 years later, I watched this movie again, and cried. Because I had finally found it. It was real. And I will never forget it. This is the true power of music
Fun Fact; Guillermo Del Toro thought really hard about the tune for Mercedes' Lullaby. He wanted or to sound like any wordless tune that anyone might here anywhere. "I wanted it to sound like something your grandmother might sing to you."
This music so specifically sets the emotional and magical tone of the movie. Sounds like real pan pipes were used. I can smell the forest floor listening to this.
This is one of the most breathtaking movies of all time. It is such a stunning film that strikes the viewer on purily emotional levels. It is practically perfect and is a must see. For the full impact it absolutely has to be watched in Spanish. I can't stress enough how much this movie moved me.
I remember the day we put my dog down, it was just me and my dad becuase no one else could do it, and then he too left the room when they started, she was a beautiful dog, the kindest heart you’d find in any pup, and I didn’t know what to do except hug her and then I started humming this to her, I didn’t even remember what it was or from where and I wouldn’t find out until years later when I found this movie again but all I could do was hum this song into my friends ear while she passed away
This lullaby is definition of laying down on the snowy ground in forest at night. Snow is slowly falling while I am in fetal position and in not so thick cloths. Only light there is would be the beatiful moon, that is giving its light despite all darkness of the world. Lighting my body and face lightly like a gentle mother loving her kid’s face while they are asleep. I am closing my eyes. I can hear is whispers of the gentle winds that is touching and playing gently with the leaves of the old trees deep in the forest. Their harmony sounds like lullaby. Feeling is so strong that my darkness and depression, my loneliness is this song and that is slowly whipsering and blowing to my soul and giving chills to me. I am feeling cold. For whomever might come across this masterpiece this could mean just a beatiful song for you and I hope you never have to feel and understand it in its true way and I hope therefore for that to not happen you would always be happy and your soul could be without wounds.
Pertama kali tengok zaman kecik dan pikir hnya cerita seram biasa. Layan kali kedua bila dewasa ni, baru faham betapa beratnya beban yg ditanggung oleh gadis kecil tu hingga berfantasi untuk adapt dgn kehidupannya yg penuh pancaroba. Huuu sedihhnya, bila dengar lagu ni bertambah sedih.
I watched this movie as a young child. I forgotten all about it, but yet I hummed this song... And sometimes cried when I though of it (the song) But now I remember why I cried.
I read somewhere a critic of the movie describing captain videl as "stereotypical" Obviously doesn't know that much history. And critic also said that he was disappointed because he was expecting it to be more like Alice In wonder land. I found it to be more of the kind of movie that focuses on the innocence of a young girl vs the brutal Fascist captain
STEREOTYPICAL?! ALICE AND WONDERLAND?! Guillermo del Toro is a goddamn genius! The symbolism in this movie is masterful! The fantasy mixed with the elements of war worked together like partners dancing! The captain is the scariest part about this movie! Stereotypical my ass! I bet this critic had a lobotomy at birth!
You cried while listening to this and you've got a picture of Rustin Cohle at your profile...Even if I don't know you, I must say you have my eternal respects!
this movie was absolutely amazing I saw this at a young age and didn't appreciate it as much as I do now because now I realize what it truly is about and I can fully understand the movie and this lullaby it's beautiful I don't know what it is about it but it's just beautiful
A Child. Sees and feels much. Loves without question. is simple. This music evokes the sadness and hope one feels from seeing someone they love be eaten from the inside, watching someone you love who won't fight and will fight. Who fights a battle every day. I LOVE you and I see you. It's scary, not fair, pain, sadness and unpredictability, but I am always here and I am constant and I love you.
I thought that at first too but then how did she move through the walls of the labyrinth? Or get the mandrake root? Because other people could see the mandrake root. And she did end up at the centre of the labyrinth. I am overall quite confused as to what was actually happening in the film but whatever it was I liked it.
Actually the movie falls in the genre of magical realism where the supernatural is treated as a perfectly acceptable and understandable aspect of everyday life. It is a mode of narration that naturalizes or normalizes the supernatural. Writers like Carpentier, Asturias, Marquez, Allende and Rushdie have been doing this for decades before this movie. Nonetheless, Pan's labyrinth is an exceptional piece of cinema :)
I tried rewatching this film but I couldn’t. It’s a masterpiece but it’s also one of the saddest most painful films I’ve ever seen. Everyone should see it at least once. It’s deeply affecting.
First time I watched it, it tore my heart apart. I'm still affected emotionally by it whenever I hear this lullaby. Just can't rewatch this. At the end, my heart yearned to steal Ofelia from the movie screen, and give her infinite peace, security and love!
The ending of the movie is truly heart breaking when she. well when she drop her own innocent blood. 😥😥😥😥 this song just breaks my heart , I know that its just a movie but it was so touching I never knew I could cry so much . and to this day when I hear it or even hear someone whistling it , I can feel my heart sink into my belly and my breath taken away from sorrow .
+meg because she said "young" but it was only seven years ago. If it were 20 years ago, or if she said she was 20 something, it would be more believable.
This movie will always mean so much to me. My grandma showed it to me when I was 11, right when it had released. My grandma was the most interesting person I have known and met and made an such an impact on me, and this movie will always be one of my favorites.
I saw this on TV here in the U.K. it had subtitles and I usually lose interest with the first 10 minutes of any film with dubs. Not this one though, I was hooked. I stayed up longer than I should and was mesmerised throughout the whole film. A brilliant masterpiece is how I'd describe it. And of course the sountrack is amazing too.
i watched this movie at a very young age and i don't remember what was it about. The only thing that I remembered was that monster with eyes on his hands so he can see (that was the most scary thing i ever saw) lol
same here I was sooo young when I watched it like it was just randomly on TV because everyone else in the family was watching it all I remember is the monster thing and the ending that's about it
This song is so beautiful. The emotional payload is huge. If it doesn't break you after you fall for it and watch the film, rest assured you will hear this song again some day and it will. I'm shocked at what this songs done to me on occasion and so so lucky and thankful to have gone through it. I love it and have been listening to it since they first launched the trailer for the film.
![[Full Episode] The Restaurant War Thailand ศึกพ่อค้าซ่าแม่ค้าแซ่บ Episode 2 | 29 ก.ย. 67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r3lfLNH6Ke4/mqdefault.jpg)
"Do you know any lullaby's"
"I know one but I had forgotten the words"
"I'd still like to hear it"
Useless Fluff 😍😍
Mercedes😍
is there anywhere the text to this lullaby?
@@alle_namen_schon_vergeben708 mhmmmmm mmmm mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmm mmmmm mmmmmmmmmm mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
@@tayo_95 thanks mate. That remember me to the Lyrics from hymn to the sea
This movie got a 22 minute standing ovation at Cannes. Let that sink in. People couldn't believe what they saw.
wow
Damn wish I could've been there. Must have been amazing.
and it deserves a longer ovation...the best movie i have ever seen in my life
Yep, in fact is the longest ovation a movie has ever received in the history of the festival.
Pff. It only makes me cry for 21 minutes every time. Buncha French softies.
"And it is said that the princess returned to her fathers kingdom. That she reigned there with justice and a kind heart for many centuries. That she was loved by her people. And that she left small traces of her time on earth. Visible only to those who know where to look."
the key is the rose
@@thedoublegwiggler i dont get it
I keep wondering if what happened in the movie was true 🤔🤔🤔🤔🖤🖤🖤🖤
Es hermoso
@@inkyelpequenodiabloangel4417
Things that can’t be seen don’t mean they’re not around, we have to really believe or we only see what we think is a rational explanation, for example we see something that looks like a tiny fairy 🧚🏼♀️ but in that split second we automatically think 🤔 na it must’ve been a horsefly or a butterfly 🦋and we go on our way🤷🏻♀️the world and life is more than we think we know 🪄😌
Anyone else think Pan's Labyrinth would make a fantastic ballet? It has all the makings of a classic ballet.
You are so right!
+WeCanCos not till this moment, but now it needs to happen. this would be absolutely incredible to see live.
omg that will be amazing
How would they do some of the scenes though? Like the frog or the Pale Man, that would be terrifyingly beautiful if they pulled it off. The ballet fairy a dancing around the pale man trying to protect the girl, as they all fall ;~;
How would they do some of the scenes though? Like the frog or the Pale Man, that would be terrifyingly beautiful if they pulled it off. The ballet fairy a dancing around the pale man trying to protect the girl, as they all fall ;~;
The real life parts of the movie were much, much harder to watch than the sequence of the Pale Man.
Two words: bottle face
actually according to what del toro said even the magic and monster part were real as well
@@potharrypot Yep, he included clues that let the viewer know that the fantasy was real
I think that was the point, but boy was it super effective!!
The first time I watched this, I thought it was gonna be like a creepier version of Alice in Wonderland, I had never had anyone explain it to me, I saw the title, I saw the Pale Man a couple places, I heard the lullaby and for spme reason i just thought it would be a fun but creepy magival journey. Holy SHIT was I wrong. I was sitting in bed crying while watching this on my laptop.
I have been humming this to myself all day, and I couldn't place what it was from. At almost 1:30am, it hits me, and I'm here now...it's like it was calling me...to destroy my feels.
Feather!!!!!❤✨ my Asmrtis favortie!!!!!!! OMG!!!
Relatable comment
Same
check ur basement
Silencio by Beethoven
Imagine if Narnia was directed by Guillermo Del Toro!
it would have been amazing!
@@margauxbonnardot7173 That's a weird thing to imagine...
dont do that, dont give me hope
Wasn't that the plan?
It would’ve been wonderful, even more magical and deep!
I truly love how this movie incorporates fantasy to illustrate what happens when one's reality is a misery. I especially enjoy the fact that her ultimate escape was death; she might have died, but she was finally able to make her fantasy a reality, and actually enjoy this reality..such a masterful piece of art, this movie...
I'd expect nothing less from Guillermo Del Toro :) Such an amazing director, writer, and all that awesome stuff :)
How so many monsters today "enjoys" destroing others- and leave them in misurey- for thier sick ego.
Life is so sad for so many humen- because of those unmerciful demons.
°
°
Actually, Guillermo del Toro said he included clues to let the viewer know that the fantasy was real the whole time; so while the only way Ofelia was able to go there was through death it was not just her imagination.
Oh my god that spoil man no I wanted to see it , I'm so fucking sad right now why didn"'t you warned..
@@laboun6227 I've learnt this the hard way.
I've recieved spoilers for books like Anna Karenina and Jane Eyre and films like The Sixth Sense, 500 Days Of Summer, etc.
Moral of the story - Before watching the film do not read the comments on ANY trailer, score video, movie review, etc. and certainly avoid video essays.
The most beautiful smile she has is the one while she is dying...She was happy to be set free from that cruel world
Lol that reminds me Of Trinidad and Tobago. The pfp
When the movie ends, no one is standing and leaving. Everyone just sat there crying and mesmerized by this breathtaking movie.
If only I can unwatch it just so I can watch this again for the first time. This lullaby always strike me as sad and somber yet hopeful and empowering. A complicated feeling that moves your heart and pump your tears out to wash everything impure off of your chest.
send me the link :D
+Qeisama Have seen it many times.
Qeisama, very well said!
So true
actually i left/stood up and left
why do people complain about subtitles?? are they soooo lazy to read? I remember i told someone to watch another spanish speaking movie and she was like "why would I see that when I can watch other movies in Eglish?" OMG!!! Whoever appreciates this art will watch a good movie in any language...
Definitly.. I have to say, at first I was a little upset that it wasn't in english, but this movie made me cry like a little baby. Was beautiful, didn't matter that it was in spanish.
Servant of Alucard it was important to the Director that it was made in his Language. The films he gets paid to direct for the US studios he does in English, but his own movies are all his language. Cronos, Devil's Backbone (I don't remember the Spanish title sorry), and this one too :)
Devil's backbone is also amazing!! And don't worry, for all those ignorant people who miss incredible cinema like this there's those of us that do appreciate good films and embrace different cultures and languages, and like a little more "reading" in order to have it as the original format.
Ludwig van beethoven Watching a dubbed film is also a disrespect to the work of the original actors and even the director tbh. The only dubbed films I watch in my language now are animated ones, and even those I watch more and more in english
Mari B. I'm a Spanish guy who sees everything in the original language, don't be so lazy because you miss half of the emotion if you see anything dubbed
This movie is a masterpiece! It's a must-see for everyone, regardless of what genre you prefer. It moved me on such a deep level that I don't think I'll be able to re-watch it in near future. Damn, I didn't think it would be so hard to listen to this lullaby again.
You are absolutely right, it’s indeed a masterpiece. However, the ending was heartbreaking.
Natalie Scabbia I haven't watched it since the first time and its the only movie I have ever cried at the end of lol
"It's a very dark fairytale that will not make your life any richer. You will not learn something or grow from watching this."
That's something you can't possibly know for other people. All you can say is that it didn't made your own life any richer, that you didn't learn or grow from watching this. Which is perfectly fine, btw.
Yes it is full of gore and violence. But that is one of the most important aspects of the film, as it is because of this backdrop of violence and evil that Ofelia feels she has to escape into her fantasy world. It wouldn't work if she was living in peace and harmony somewhere. That's why it works so well for me - the fantasy (or is it?) of the faun and the princess is ironically the only thing that keeps Ofelia from being driven to despair by the pain and suffering around her. That is one of the reasons this has become possibly my favourite film of all time.
war is heartbreaking
I think in order to truly understand and feel the weight of this movie you have to have gone through some kind of deep emotional pain. You have to identify with the desperate wish to leave the cruel fucked up world you're living in and escape into a fantasy. That's when the power of this movie really hits you
omg thats so true
this is absolutely true. I just watched this in my Spanish class and I was bawling while everyone else just kinda sat there
Stephen Danielson exactly
@Flóra Bicskei i dont think its the same, you need an own personal torment
You hurt me
Hear my whisper in the night,
for together we shall dream,
we could dance among the moon and stars - among the light…
Can you hear the music, love?
Can you feel it in your soul?
We could dance among the moon and stars - among the light …
Feel - my beating heart- it longs for you - my love. ~***~
This was beautiful, really fitting too. I'm copying it and saving it.
Nice it sounds amazing! ( I recorded people singing it )
You are welcome. Feel free to save it.
I wrote it so that its possible to sing along. Nice to read that you like it.
+Veronika Detecnik That's really cool! Thank you!
Hearing this for the 1st time: "Wow, this sounds very beautiful..."
Hearing it after watching the film: "AH!!!! I CAN'T HEAR THIS WITHOUT CRYING!!!! HELP ME!!!!"
I completely agree and also have this memory of these absolute monsters using this soundtrack in a fairy themed p0rn for some reason so it's extra mentally destabilizing
I whistle this tune all the time, someday someone will whistle it back to me
I am that person
I would be glad to hear that noice
ميت عدل 🤝🏻
This is one of the saddest and most beautiful films I have ever seen. Without a doubt that Del Toro is a genius along with Alfonso Cuaron and Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu. Three of the best directors Mexico has produced.
filmmakers instead directors and I'm agree Del Toro made a masterpiece with this movie so sad and beautiful at the same time...
Del Toro actually made another masterpiece but not sure when it will be out.
Alexpegasus it wasnt Mexico who produced it, it was spain
Quan Reedus it was a colaboration between mexico and spain
«Y se dice que la princesa descendió al reino de su padre y que ahí reinó con justicia y bondad por muchos siglos, que fue amada por sus súbditos y que dejó detrás de sí pequeñas huellas de su paso por el mundo, visibles sólo para aquel que sepa donde mirar...»
I was killed by that quote at the end. Spectacular!
+Magno Gómez Me too. My dad bought the movie when I was little,and I walked in the room he was watching it,and the scene with the faceless man was on. I was terrified at that time because i was like 7 years old. I swore I'd never watch it. But I decided to watch it today and it was phenominal.
I swear this is one of the best movies ive ever seen
Maco Gomez Que guapo eres
Ambos nos hemos quedado con tal hecho; Creemos que si.
I still remember in my junior year AP Spanish class, my teacher had us watch Pan's Labyrinth in class. It took us the entire period but we watched. This is a classroom full of almost entirely 16-18 year old seniors (aside from myself, a junior and 2 sophomores)....and we were all reduced to tears by the end of the movie.
An excellent teacher.
I used also did the same thing. I I am a spanish teacher at Aula Cervantes in Jakarta back then. Now I'm watching again with my kiddos. Un Saludo
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Best in literally every sense. Bless the innocent and loving. Because they are the first victims to fall.
Come to bed and close your eyes.
Now it's time to say goodnight,
So that you may dream of lands,
great lands, beyond our own.
Faun will come to take you there,
Fairies fly and touch your hair.
Joyfully the sing their songs
of your return back home.
Dream,
Dream that one day
You'll find your way
Back home.
Then you will be,
Right here with me,
Back home.
Sleep, sleep, and dream.
This fits the music in a hauntingly beautiful way.
Excellent, i sang it works very well.
the fact that I didn't realize you made this up is stunning
I was only able to sing it up to the first "back home" and after that I lost it. Still, this fits amazingly, great job.
**Spoiler alert**
One main point in the film that I noticed was death and rebirth. The chalk given to Ofelia by the faun was used as a means of escape. Another "escape" was ultimately the bullet that killed Ofelia. Dark to think about but, her death led to her rebirth in this other realm. Death is just another door to new life.
**End spoiler**
Thank you, Captain Obvious. I'm sure that nobody who's seen the movie noticed that.
Name calling eh? That's cute.
***** What? Why am I being a jerk in your eyes? I mean... what he said is as obvious as saying that The Dark Knight is actually about Batman. I was just being a little sarcastic about it.
Suicide is for the weak minded.
***** I know, but the idea of her finding happiness through death sends somewhat of a subliminal message that might provoke thoughts of suicide.
I refuse to believe that the fantasy was real rather than in ofelia's head, It just fits better with the themes of this movie. Ofelia created a mystical land that she could escape to and forget about everything that was going on in her life.
I just wish they cut the part where she sees her father and mother. Imagine if they never showed that and the last thing you see before she dies is that quick smile that she does. That would have absolutely destroyed people and made the ending feel more sad.
+Nathan Bowie
Fuck you!
Your comment makes me think of the insurance representatives at the end of Life of Pi...
+Nathan Bowie
Woah there Ian
+Nathan Bowie
Get out my swamp
I wish we could have more films like this. Over 10 years and sadly nothing has come even remotely close to this masterpiece.
I agree. Favorite movie of all time
If you haven't seen them, try The Grave Of The Fireflies and Dancer In The Dark and The Wind That Shakes The Barley
¿Y la tercera pelicula de Raul peralta?
I recommend bridge to terabithia
I'll add to the list "A Monster Calls" (2016). That movie destroyed me.
This theme needs to be at least 3x longer.
A truly beautiful movie, I just finished watching it, very melancholic.
One of the only movies that made me sob.
I didn't cry but I still loved the movie ^_^
Sophia V I cried like a child and my heart is made of stone.
Ghosty I almost cried, but I had just finished Allegiant where I sobbed for about an hour, so that ending didn't seem as bad.
Sophia V Shouldn't your username be Lucy? or Nyuu? haha.
I don't know why but everytime when I hear this song or watch the movie I get the urge to cry really hard... Under normal conditions I'm not that kind of person that cries during sad movies but this one always knocks me over
Sound is the absolute strongest catalyst of emotion, so cry on if You need to.
This movie got one of the most happy endings in eny movie ever.
After rain comes the sun.....after sorrow tears teras of happiness comes.....
yeah... you got that one right... I loved the ending so much... one of my alltime favourite movies
omvendtslev I really don't wanna sound like a jerk, so please excuse me if I do :/ but I can never decide whether the ending was really a happy one, since Ophelia could be schizophrenic and all she sees never happens, the movie never makes it clear. Anyway, I love the movie too, and you know a movie is great when it brings up these kinds of questions to a person's mind :D
*****
Not true, they asked the writer of the film if she actually went to the underworld as a god, he said yes, because otherwise what was the point of the starting narrition, i know that it seems that way but the writer intended for all of it to be magic not schizophrenic
فلم متاهه بان من اجمل الافلام الي شفتها بحياتي
والتهويده ارووووع😢
How can anyone not like this
easily. we are different.
maybe they didn't like that the movie was in spanish
the Pale-Man
the are many bodies around us who occupy a human form, but have no humanity in them
Maybe they don't like this strange feeling they get from the movie/this song
To think that Guillermo struggled to make this movie and it came together so flawlessly, it was well worth the struggle. The soundtrack, the story, the characters - you've gotta hand it to him. He's one of a kind
I'll learn this song so I can hum it to my children
me too!!
same!
already am 😄
my mom did the same for me but when the movie actually came out
Maddy Razo pans labrinth existed way before the movie it's a Greek legend and there was already a pans labrinth lullaby before the movie
a doleful chant herding the innocent towards a blissful world. An enchanting whisper distracting us from the harsh reality in which we are forced to breath in and building a fantasy with each of the three note base of the this lullaby.
The hero of Pan's labyrinth embraces this new fantasy so seamlessly that we must wonder about the silent soundtrack that fuels the quest that children often undertake. Is this fantasy really an escape from a lonesome world? Or is loneliness what one might choose in order to block oneself from the atrocities of this world. All this is conveyed in the beautiful, innocent voice that leads this tragic theme.
By the time the strings come in at 1:23, we are reminded that this fantasy plays out in the backdrop of something terrible that coincides with the major plots of one's fantasy. Hearing the cannon can be the overwhelming sound of doom or the powerful herald that precedes a majestic deity. One's marathon can be a gruesome labor pushing the body towards it limit or a spiritual moment of meditation in which life takes form within the 1-2-3-4-5 steps lent to the infinite horizon.
What truly saddens us is the same plot device forced tears as we watch the movie La Vita es Bella. The tragic choral inspired end of 1:50 makes it clear that while we rejoice that the innocent remain innocent through the illusion that paints tragedy into beautiful colors, we nonetheless are aware of the tragedy that unfolds. That one of the magic of great soundtrack, we accept to feel the sadness that the character is oblivious to. We suffer from being privy to the scathing secrets that we pray will never sour the hero's(heroine) smile.
What might this lullaby represents? As it starts, it's hard not to ponder on the loneliness it suggests. Some roads are meant to be taken alone while some quests require one to risk one's life for what seems a mere folly. Some adventures shake one's thought's foundation and compel us to reconsider the very pillars of our reality. One step at a time, led by no one than what fuels us, with each of the three note piano base, bricks are being laid, a new lens on life reveals different colors in which a door is sketched. Will we indulge in this fantasy? Will we accept rebirth and wear this new skin. Is this adventure worth taking?
I love this story. It's really sad but i still love it! Brave little girl!
Maura Anne you are kind.
By all means Maura Anne It pleases me that you would read these
Gerard Beaubrun You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Beautiful words. We need more people like you in this world. Maybe then we'd see salvation in each other instead of destruction.
Skyshroud Sylvan i'm truly humbled by the fact that you took your time to write me. I will continue on this path and hopefully read more from you.
be well and enjoy this day, month, year and life
This is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard in my life. And I heard many!
Del Toro came up with the melody himself.
I didnt know that
so true
Nem rath Del Torro is a freakin genius.
Ted Owen Del Toro ;)
It’s paradoxical to feel how this song makes you feel sad like an arrow pierced through your heart, a feeling that you want to cry but tears won’t just fall from the eyes, yet it also makes you feel hopeful and excited about what the possibilities that are ahead of us.
This film is priceless. Such a perfect work of art.
I still can't believe how unveliabably talented Guillermo is. How did he even come up with such an amazing fairy tale? How did he create such an ephemeral and ethereal ending. How did he merge adulthood and childhood together into a beautiful tragic world, showcasing the ugly and beautiful of both. Guillermo you're amazing, I can only hope one day to create something as beautiful as your works of literature.
Me too!! I second to this. 🙏🏽💯🎬
I always think of this as "Alice in Wonderland"...on crack. nevertheless lol a beautiful, eerie and intense film! must watch :D
Alice in Wonderland "is" a place on crack, except more confusing and for children
Patrick Blake Maybe this is the darker version of alice in wonderland :)
I think this is Alice in wonderland off crack.
That's be Alice Madness, the game...thus, it is the dark Alice in Wonderland. good game...never played it but, it you look up cut scene movies, you can watch the whole game...and it makes sense!!
Piano Horror the original story of Alice in Wonderland was her on all different types of drugs and she made the hole thing up while she was off her chopps
So haunting. I love this movie. It captures childhood trauma and the dissociation from reality so beautifully. It’s tragic but real in it’s depth and feeling.
Damn you, Guillermo Del Toro!
You're brilliant!
Sometimes people create things so beautiful that are beyond my comprehension. And this is one of them, along with the movie.
"Do you know any lullabies?"
"I know one....but I can't remember the words"
"I'd still like to hear it"
This film... It's fair to say it totally blew me away. Firstly, most good films are old films... or were... this film shatters that notion into pieces so small you cannot even see the shards of it anymore.
Secondly the layers of the movie, it's rare a movie can have two opposing takes of the finality that are so well interwoven throughout the film that either could be possible. This movie does it so well I change my mind all the time on which I believe. Though one is so poignant that I prefer to believe the other.
Lastly and most simply, everything about this film, the music (obviously), the acting, the script, the story all in all are so well done that it just makes this wonderfully beautiful tale. An instant favourite of mine.
why did they call this Pan's Labyrinth?
No one in the movie was called Pan. The girls name was Ofelia.
Ofelia's Labyrinth.
Aside from the title I really like this movie. BEST. FANTASY. MOVIE. EVER.
the only thing that was a bit of a let down was I was expecting Ofelia's mother to give birth to a baby girl. That would of pissed off the captain.
P.S. How's Barbra and Batman
XXLSSBBW The original name of the film is El laberinto del fauno, which translates to The Labyrinth of the Faun, Pan is the Greek god associated with fauns and satyrs. The title refers to him (though Del Toro did explicitly state in an interview that the faun is not Pan).
The Creature from the entry to the underworld is called pan. I don't Know it is in the English version, but so it's in the German movie
it's fictitious
Axel Schweiß Da hast Du Recht, dem deutschen nach ist das so.. Aber Hitgirl hat es RICHTIG erklärt. Da kommt es her.
I love this song... I played it when my uncle and dog died...
My most sincere condolences.
Luna Wolf my condolences on the loss of your uncle and dog. I played to my dogs at nap and when they have passed. Not creepy at all.
one of the greatest movies of all time! stays with you for a long time, very haunting.
For some reason this song just makes everyone think of the saddest things in their life.
Because You become eventually..what you keep seeing and hearing
@@arah2834 what do you mean?
This song makes me so sad! :(
I love it though. I hum it to my little brother and he loves it but it makes me wanna cry
Kai Samee
This music and the movie is so sad.
No, is fantastic and beautiful...
This is hands down the most depressing yet beautiful song I’ve ever heard
Cried like a little bitch watching this film with english subtitles ... Had to go to the gym and chuck some weights about to feel like a man again. If you ever watch Pans Labyrinth, Gladiator, Braveheart, Schindlers List you better have tissues available because these films are PROPER tear jerkers!
James, you are so sentimental like me, and that´s good. In these Times, we need that. This little peace of vulnerability MAY NOT GET LOST in this world. And, please don´t do lifting without warming up before :-)
"Cuentan que hace mucho, mucho tiempo en el reino subterráneo, donde no existe la mentira, ni el dolor vivía un princesa que soñaba con el mundo de los humanos, soñaba con el cielo azul, la brisa suave y el brillante sol. Un día burlando toda vigilancia la princesa escapó. Una vez en el exterior la luz del sol la cegó y borró de su memoria cualquier indicio del pasado. La princesa olvidó quién era, de dónde venía. Su cuerpo sufrió frío, enfermedad y dolor. Y al correr de los años murió. Sin embargo, su padre, El Rey sabía que el alma de la princesa regresaría quizá en otro cuerpo, en otro tiempo y en otro lugar y él la esperaría hasta su último aliento, hasta que el mundo dejara de girar."
Definitely one of the best film songs I've ever heard :)
Just finished watching this movie last night. Truly beautiful.
This song was stuck in my head since I was 8 (now 23); i could never remember where it was from, but always returned to it somehow. It became a secret part of me I could never explain. Then 12 years later, I watched this movie again, and cried. Because I had finally found it. It was real. And I will never forget it.
This is the true power of music
That feeling is SO Good
Exactly.
Fun Fact; Guillermo Del Toro thought really hard about the tune for Mercedes' Lullaby. He wanted or to sound like any wordless tune that anyone might here anywhere. "I wanted it to sound like something your grandmother might sing to you."
This film as well as "Let The Right One In" are the most beautiful fantasy movies I have ever seen.
Mixing genres a little bit there, bro.
+Stu Long Not really no
Nikos A let the right one in is not categorized as Sci-fi or Fantasy so I would say it is.
Stu Long Vampires seem very fantasial to me.
Daniel Mejia look it up then. They each share drama and horror but most people would consider pan's more of a fantasy
I feel like someone used to sing this for me...was it him...?
Nivedha S. Krishnaraj SAME when I watched the movie and I heard this, I sang it like someone used to sing me this
This music so specifically sets the emotional and magical tone of the movie. Sounds like real pan pipes were used. I can smell the forest floor listening to this.
This movie tears me apart every time, and the lullaby just destroys me.
And I love it so very, very much.
This song makes me cry every time just like the movie does. This movie and soundtrack are a masterpiece of cinema.
Damedot- spend some money sampled this beat🥶🦾🔥🔥
God! will this agony ever stop..?
Three words describe this movie very well. A "painful happy ending"
You are not crying alone. I am crying with you. All of us.
This is one of the most breathtaking movies of all time. It is such a stunning film that strikes the viewer on purily emotional levels. It is practically perfect and is a must see. For the full impact it absolutely has to be watched in Spanish. I can't stress enough how much this movie moved me.
Oh man the chills I get.
i learned how to play this on my piano XD
This film was amazing
I remember the day we put my dog down, it was just me and my dad becuase no one else could do it, and then he too left the room when they started, she was a beautiful dog, the kindest heart you’d find in any pup, and I didn’t know what to do except hug her and then I started humming this to her, I didn’t even remember what it was or from where and I wouldn’t find out until years later when I found this movie again but all I could do was hum this song into my friends ear while she passed away
This lullaby is definition of laying down on the snowy ground in forest at night. Snow is slowly falling while I am in fetal position and in not so thick cloths. Only light there is would be the beatiful moon, that is giving its light despite all darkness of the world. Lighting my body and face lightly like a gentle mother loving her kid’s face while they are asleep. I am closing my eyes. I can hear is whispers of the gentle winds that is touching and playing gently with the leaves of the old trees deep in the forest. Their harmony sounds like lullaby. Feeling is so strong that my darkness and depression, my loneliness is this song and that is slowly whipsering and blowing to my soul and giving chills to me. I am feeling cold. For whomever might come across this masterpiece this could mean just a beatiful song for you and I hope you never have to feel and understand it in its true way and I hope therefore for that to not happen you would always be happy and your soul could be without wounds.
🖤
Pertama kali tengok zaman kecik dan pikir hnya cerita seram biasa. Layan kali kedua bila dewasa ni, baru faham betapa beratnya beban yg ditanggung oleh gadis kecil tu hingga berfantasi untuk adapt dgn kehidupannya yg penuh pancaroba. Huuu sedihhnya, bila dengar lagu ni bertambah sedih.
so maksudnya yang ending tu dia terbangun di dunia fairy tale hanya imagination si ofelia ?or memang dia fairy tale tu real dan ofelia reborn ?tq
I watched this movie as a young child. I forgotten all about it, but yet I hummed this song... And sometimes cried when I though of it (the song) But now I remember why I cried.
I read somewhere a critic of the movie describing captain videl as "stereotypical" Obviously doesn't know that much history. And critic also said that he was disappointed because he was expecting it to be more like Alice In wonder land. I found it to be more of the kind of movie that focuses on the innocence of a young girl vs the brutal Fascist captain
STEREOTYPICAL?! ALICE AND WONDERLAND?! Guillermo del Toro is a goddamn genius! The symbolism in this movie is masterful! The fantasy mixed with the elements of war worked together like partners dancing! The captain is the scariest part about this movie! Stereotypical my ass! I bet this critic had a lobotomy at birth!
I miss my childhood, my school, my friends and everything in my past... 😢
I miss mine as well. When the world was once bright and friendly
Me too
I cried I don't know why 😢 😢
You cried while listening to this and you've got a picture of Rustin Cohle at your profile...Even if I don't know you, I must say you have my eternal respects!
I've been looking for where that guy is from for like six months now because I saw one picture of him. Thank you, you finally solved the mystery
Glad to help you, even if initially I didn't know I was doing it! :)
Am i the only one who cries to this
One of the greatest movies of all time, with one of the greatest scores of all time.
Just finished watching the movie. Oh my god my heart I was not expecting any of it
I can't stop crying.
+Deblina Ray
Do you have a fucking stutter?!
this movie was absolutely amazing I saw this at a young age and didn't appreciate it as much as I do now because now I realize what it truly is about and I can fully understand the movie and this lullaby it's beautiful I don't know what it is about it but it's just beautiful
Just wanted to type in "I'm so glad it has more views that Justin Bieber - Sorry"...
But no.
It hasn't.
The world is fucked up.
As anyone who watched this movie would know.
+Yokky ur fucked up. U jb lover.!
+Crystal Felicia Uh... You do realize that they're UPSET that JB has more views than this video... Right?
A Child. Sees and feels much. Loves without question. is simple. This music evokes the sadness and hope one feels from seeing someone they love be eaten from the inside, watching someone you love who won't fight and will fight.
Who fights a battle every day.
I LOVE you and I see you.
It's scary, not fair, pain, sadness and unpredictability, but I am always here and I am constant and I love you.
you just described the whole movie
Spade Krauss and there you have it- once again music speaks volumes/ is the universal language. ...Good score.
Isabel Tate: My interpretation is that she lives this fantasy world in order to cope with reality. So we see things from the girl's perspective.
but the captain is able to see the mandrake root
I thought that at first too but then how did she move through the walls of the labyrinth? Or get the mandrake root? Because other people could see the mandrake root. And she did end up at the centre of the labyrinth. I am overall quite confused as to what was actually happening in the film but whatever it was I liked it.
Actually the movie falls in the genre of magical realism where the supernatural is treated as a perfectly acceptable and understandable aspect of everyday life. It is a mode of narration that naturalizes or normalizes the supernatural. Writers like Carpentier, Asturias, Marquez, Allende and Rushdie have been doing this for decades before this movie. Nonetheless, Pan's labyrinth is an exceptional piece of cinema :)
It is.
Del Toro has said, that he wants people to have the freedom to interpret it, any way they want , but that for him, the story ( the magic ) is real.
I tried rewatching this film but I couldn’t. It’s a masterpiece but it’s also one of the saddest most painful films I’ve ever seen. Everyone should see it at least once. It’s deeply affecting.
First time I watched it, it tore my heart apart. I'm still affected emotionally by it whenever I hear this lullaby.
Just can't rewatch this. At the end, my heart yearned to steal Ofelia from the movie screen, and give her infinite peace, security and love!
Ahhh brings back memories sad and scary tho
Humming this song to my little sister was the only way to put her to bed.
bbuh.bitch I usually just beat my kids to sleep but I’ll try singing this to them instead :)
same ! i use to play it on the flute as well
Gives me such an eerie feeling every time.
Please tell me where the 'Love' button is on TH-cam :)
Most beautiful piece ever composed. It's just... magical.
I've seen this movie, Best horror fantasy film out there.
Indeed :)
The ending of the movie is truly heart breaking when she. well when she drop her own innocent blood. 😥😥😥😥 this song just breaks my heart , I know that its just a movie but it was so touching I never knew I could cry so much . and to this day when I hear it or even hear someone whistling it , I can feel my heart sink into my belly and my breath taken away from sorrow .
I seen this movie when I was young and fell in love with it. I now play this song for my son who loves it. I can't wait to show him the movie
I really doubt you're a parent
+Ted Mitchell why?
+meg because she said "young" but it was only seven years ago. If it were 20 years ago, or if she said she was 20 something, it would be more believable.
+FoxesFlyFurReal Fox ummm, I'm 24, have a 6 yr old and saw this movie in my early teens so I believe him or her.
Hehe. I feel so sorry for parents who have mistaken it for a childrens movie and played it to their kids!
This song gives me chills. It's so beautiful.
July 2019 anyone? It has been a decade and damn this movie still got me. And this certain piece, too.
This movie will always mean so much to me. My grandma showed it to me when I was 11, right when it had released. My grandma was the most interesting person I have known and met and made an such an impact on me, and this movie will always be one of my favorites.
i love the movie i am crying right now😅
+Fernando Reinoso at least she made it to the kingdom haha
Mag i wouldve gave her my brother
Him*
+Mag but did she really make it to the kingdom? Maybe it was all in her mind and she just..... Died?
same 😭😂
Watched the movie when it first came out 2006 and watching it now 2023 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I saw this on TV here in the U.K. it had subtitles and I usually lose interest with the first 10 minutes of any film with dubs.
Not this one though, I was hooked.
I stayed up longer than I should and was mesmerised throughout the whole film.
A brilliant masterpiece is how I'd describe it. And of course the sountrack is amazing too.
i watched this movie at a very young age and i don't remember what was it about. The only thing that I remembered was that monster with eyes on his hands so he can see (that was the most scary thing i ever saw) lol
You should watch it again, it's worth it. And now you won't be scared of the monster. :-)
+temporary0insanity lol okay =)
same here I was sooo young when I watched it like it was just randomly on TV because everyone else in the family was watching it all I remember is the monster thing and the ending that's about it
The most scary monster in the movie has his eyes in the usual place....
Dead Pink in 2006 I was 14 yeah I was so young to understand the movie years later I re watch it and I cried like a little baby
My daughter name is Ophelia
this song is so magical to me cause my dad would wisle it to me evry night
My Marching Band is doing a custom show inspired off of this piece! The show is called infected and I love it!
Same for us
we are too it's called More Than Words
This is my least favorite since it's 37 measures of rests for us, then just whole notes. Luckily it makes it easier to memorize
Mars?
My brother is in your band
This song is so beautiful. The emotional payload is huge. If it doesn't break you after you fall for it and watch the film, rest assured you will hear this song again some day and it will. I'm shocked at what this songs done to me on occasion and so so lucky and thankful to have gone through it. I love it and have been listening to it since they first launched the trailer for the film.