RIP Rutger Hauer - you were a legend. And this film is one of the most underrated fantasy flicks ever. You are missed. 75years old is still too young to go.
Rutger Hauer is still my idol. I don't think I've ever seen a more heart wrenching scene than in Blade Runner. "I have seen things you people wouldn't believe!.....". Though the scene from Ladyhawke were he can almost touch Isabeau a fraction of a second before she turned into a Hawke again. Rutger's scream when he failed, came from the depth of his soul! There was a lot of sniffing and sobbing in the theater after that scene. Including mine 🥵😎👍🏻😁😊😊
"You would not believe what I have seen with your eyes" "I've seen things, you people wouldn't believe, hmmm. ... attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments, will be lost in time like tears in rain..." ["... Wake up, time to die ..."]
I remember paying to see this in the theatre eight times when it first released, and watched it countless more on HBO as a kid. I don't care if it's dated, it still one of my all time favorite films, and moments like this are why.
It is only dated because of CG, however I think the film is better because it has no CG. Great scene here and very sad. Michelle Pfeiffer is such a beauty and is complemented perfectly by Rutger, a handsome man.
Yes the eyes can tell it's better than speaking it aloud. With this bit of wisdom(the silent eye accomplishes more than their noisy tongue) to that my you and your sister can't see it that way.
Ladyhawke and The Princess Bride where movies and book that had classic story / fairy tale themes and concepts - subverted expectations in the greatest way possible. LEARN IT AGAIN DISNEY!
I named my 11 year old daughter Isabeau. I was 1000%, a LadyHawke nerd that was born in 1978. Rutgers Hauer- you are part of my childhood heart. I know every line of this movie. It was SO well done. The music was even better.
I just watched this movie for the first time ever and this scene was so moving. Two powerhouse actors given a real moment to shine. You can see an entire story play out in just their expressions and letting the music guide you. The movie had some dated elements sure - but this scene is truly captures one of the timeless elements of love.
"The powers of Hell spat up a terrible curse," and the effect of that curse is to know what Hell feels like. When you know you love someone, they love you, and it both of you can do absolutely nothing about it. Grew up with this movie and love every minute of it.
From its release until now 2022 Ladyhawke has remained one of my All-Time favorite/best films! This scene and so many others are simply cinematic perfection!
When we are both old, looking at each other, if you still have the same feeling as 50years ago, then we can call it love. Look can be changed, love stays.
I was in senior high when this movie came out, and I bawled my eyes out at this scene! Now, I'm close(r) to being a senior! :D ...and I'm still bawling at this scene! :D
This is one of the most beautiful parts of the movie i saw this part of the movie and the eye contact between the two lovers it so heartbreaking and the music it so wonderful I cried when this part happens 😭
I love this movie. A young Matthew Broderick and an up and coming big A actress Michele Pfeiffer. And of course the late Rutger Hauer. I'm not into whimsical fantasy movies but this one I loved.
I watched this movie when I was 5 (1996) I forgot the title but remembered the ending lines and the plot, Googled for 2 hours just now and finally found it, just watched this scene and all my 5 year old memories come flooding back.
This is a classic 80ties fantasy film in a medieval setting (no, it's not a film about the middle ages. Instead, go watch The Name Of The Rose) and really the most enchanting.
Looking back at this now, I saw it when I was a kid. Damn! such a great magical amazing story! even though the special effects are bad in actual standards, this is a great example of how story wins over visual effects. Hard to find a move like this this days.
Magic, excitement, drama, action, fantasy, thrills, and adventures. The transformation always happens when the sun comes up and goes down. By day, Isabeau turns back into a hawk while her lover becomes human until the next nightfall. Captain Navarre really was a legend 🧚🧚♂🧚♀
In "Ladyhawke," Captain Navarre, played by Rutger Hauer, says, "A day without a night and a night without a day. Only the night and the day are as one - no sun, no moon." This line reflects the curse placed on Navarre and Lady Isabeau, condemning them to never be together. The prophecy suggests that a moment of perfect harmony, where day and night coincide, holds the key to breaking the curse and achieving freedom from the Bishop's malevolent magic.
Film che creano nel tuo animo un miscuglio di emozioni contrastanti che si contendono tra la bellezza ,la gioia ,la dolce malinconia e la voglia di piangere per un capolavoro così ben fatto che mai più si ripeterà...sopratutto considerando i tempi che corrono
Adoro esse filme, pena que não está em nenhuma plataforma pra assistir, não perdia um, quando passava na sessão da tarde,Rutger Hauer, adorava esse ator,sdd.😢❤😊
Michelle's incredible beauty is so breathtakingly captured. Not a hair extension...no fake eyelashes ...no plastic fingernails on her. So convincing as to why Isabeau was easily the object of desire in this story. Michelle is also a wonderful actress. I have loved many of her movies. This one is one of my absolute favorites. ❤
There was a time when I had just gotten into college. One day, just bored from all the studying, I decided to skip classes and saunter around town. I saw this weird poster about a movie called "Lady Hawke". Well, I thought, let's see what we've got here. I cannot tell you how much I fell for this movie, Rutger Hauer, and Michelle Pfeiffer. One of two of my favorite movies. My other all-time favorite movie is in Hindi (Guide).
i love this movie so much, I cry so much, I still remember all the movie..............sad they cant put all the movie together................on youtube.............i really want to see again so beatifull there love and sad in the same time............
I saw this movie when i was a teenager, i had no idea who she was until one day i saw her on another movie then i saw her name. Is one of my favorite movies.
@@noctis69something95 The movie is kinda obscure. So hopefully a remake would bring more attention to the property. It's an awesome movie that sadly was a bomb.
If i cant have isabeau,then noone will talk about the green eyed monster and that scream coming from navarre was straight from his heart poor navarre and isabeau all because of a jealous arrogant selfserving bishop of the devil
Lol it doesn't have a bad soundtrack, it has the worst soundtrack ever for a movie like this :) It almost ruined the first half for us because it was so distracting. In the second half they toned down the synthesizers thank god
@@monmothma3358 I didn't find it distracting at all the first time I saw it in the theater. Today's medieval movies have LOADS of synth soundtracks and I am not referring to a synthetised lute, I mean synth generated sounds apart of loads of instruments that didn't existed then like a violin.
This is exactly what it's like to try to schedule a meeting for widely distributed teams. "What about 6 AM my time?" "No, I'm a wolf at that time. Maybe an hour later?" "Can't do it. I've got to be a hawk by 7."
RIP Rutger Hauer - you were a legend. And this film is one of the most underrated fantasy flicks ever. You are missed. 75years old is still too young to go.
Yeah. What a guy. Looked like he was born to ride that horse.
And now Richard has joined him 😞. RIP Richard Donner! Underrated film!
Rutger Hauer is still my idol. I don't think I've ever seen a more heart wrenching scene than in Blade Runner. "I have seen things you people wouldn't believe!.....".
Though the scene from Ladyhawke were he can almost touch Isabeau a fraction of a second before she turned into a Hawke again. Rutger's scream when he failed, came from the depth of his soul! There was a lot of sniffing and sobbing in the theater after that scene. Including mine 🥵😎👍🏻😁😊😊
"You would not believe what I have seen with your eyes"
"I've seen things, you people wouldn't believe, hmmm.
... attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate.
All those moments, will be lost in time like tears in rain..."
["... Wake up, time to die ..."]
I completely agree with you! Greetings from Argentina!
One of the most tragically beautiful scenes put on film and not a single word is spoken.
Truly
I love that scene
Navare's scream after she flies away is the ultimate anguish a heart can feel.
I’m gonna agree with you there.. total despair
I'm going to go that was Rutger Hauer's actual scream with just a a bit of edit. He was that great of an actor.
@@Losrandir It's a wolf/man blend, just like Isabeau had her hawk/woman blend scream when she fell down the tower. That's a magnificent sound as well
It is, no doubt. I'm so glad they haven't tried to reboot this movie because nothing could ever match this raw emotion.
nah...just sexual frustration
RIP Rutger Hauer, 1944-2019. Very talented and a true class act.
R.I.P
So sad. R. I. P.
He truly was... may he be at rest.
Kat Kaf by.
I remember paying to see this in the theatre eight times when it first released, and watched it countless more on HBO as a kid. I don't care if it's dated, it still one of my all time favorite films, and moments like this are why.
It is only dated because of CG, however I think the film is better because it has no CG. Great scene here and very sad. Michelle Pfeiffer is such a beauty and is complemented perfectly by Rutger, a handsome man.
What kind of idiot dare believe that movies are dated!
Awesome - myself I have seen this 4-5 times in the theaters and many more on the pay channels as well!
Dated? As if that's a bad thing; everything is garbage now.
Great Loves have no expiry date...always moved by this movie
" Always together, eternally apart" ....... this is the scene when I cry no matter how many times I've watched this.
I still cry. This just pulls at my heart.
Same. A truly beautiful scene.
A day without a night a night without a day. And then the bishop dies!
Eu chorava demais tb
I saw this movie in the theatre and it remains one of my favorites. I've only seen it a bajillion times and still cry right here.
An absolutely perfect example of how one needs no speech to express feelings. Just eyes. Just looks.
Indian movies understand that the best.
And no computer effects.
Just great light
Yes the eyes can tell it's better than speaking it aloud. With this bit of wisdom(the silent eye accomplishes more than their noisy tongue) to that my you and your sister can't see it that way.
But she transforms back into the hawk when the sun comes up.
It helps to be phenomenal actors like pfeifer and hauer
Ladyhawke and The Princess Bride where movies and book that had classic story / fairy tale themes and concepts - subverted expectations in the greatest way possible.
LEARN IT AGAIN DISNEY!
I named my 11 year old daughter Isabeau.
I was 1000%, a LadyHawke nerd that was born in 1978.
Rutgers Hauer- you are part of my childhood heart.
I know every line of this movie.
It was SO well done.
The music was even better.
This scene still brings me to tears all these years later. “Always together, eternally apart”
The scene that broke millions of hearts including mine.
So beautiful when they AAALMOST touch only to be cruelly denied at the very second...
I just watched this movie for the first time ever and this scene was so moving. Two powerhouse actors given a real moment to shine. You can see an entire story play out in just their expressions and letting the music guide you. The movie had some dated elements sure - but this scene is truly captures one of the timeless elements of love.
I never really understood the whole “dated” concept regarding this movie. The soundtrack perfectly fits the film, no matter when it was made
I saw this movie when it came out and no matter how many times I see it, this scene never failed to move me 😢
A stunning scene, pure looks accompanied by Alan Parson's brilliant soundtrack. Always moved me to awe and sadness.
One of the best filmed scenes ever.
The scene itself was emotional enough, but when Navare screamed at the end that really made it even more heartbreaking.
"The powers of Hell spat up a terrible curse," and the effect of that curse is to know what Hell feels like. When you know you love someone, they love you, and it both of you can do absolutely nothing about it. Grew up with this movie and love every minute of it.
Awesome scene. No words, just the aching tenderness of the music. No one could replace Rutger. I cry every time I see this.
RIP Rutger thank you for very memorable moments in the cinema...You will never be forgotten 'like tears in the rain'...
Beautifully said.
Sei grande
From its release until now 2022 Ladyhawke has remained one of my All-Time favorite/best films! This scene and so many others are simply cinematic perfection!
When we are both old, looking at each other, if you still have the same feeling as 50years ago, then we can call it love. Look can be changed, love stays.
I was in senior high when this movie came out, and I bawled my eyes out at this scene!
Now, I'm close(r) to being a senior! :D ...and I'm still bawling at this scene! :D
This is one of the most beautiful parts of the movie i saw this part of the movie and the eye contact between the two lovers it so heartbreaking and the music it so wonderful I cried when this part happens 😭
Thank you responding 😃
I love this movie. A young Matthew Broderick and an up and coming big A actress Michele Pfeiffer. And of course the late Rutger Hauer. I'm not into whimsical fantasy movies but this one I loved.
it was the most beautifull movie i ever saw. Saw it over and over again, when I was young.
I loved this movie and scene, always made me cry. Ruger was so handsome and. Michelle was the most beautiful woman ever..
Still is beautiful
Three intense minutes where you express a lot without saying anything.
I watched this movie when I was 5 (1996) I forgot the title but remembered the ending lines and the plot, Googled for 2 hours just now and finally found it, just watched this scene and all my 5 year old memories come flooding back.
This is a classic 80ties fantasy film in a medieval setting (no, it's not a film about the middle ages. Instead, go watch The Name Of The Rose) and really the most enchanting.
A wonderful film that stands up to this day. Hauer really brought the vulnerability of a powerful Knight out in his performance.
Looking back at this now, I saw it when I was a kid. Damn! such a great magical amazing story! even though the special effects are bad in actual standards, this is a great example of how story wins over visual effects. Hard to find a move like this this days.
Rest in peace, Rutger. You will be remembered for some terrific roles. This is one of them.
Just borrowed the DVD from my daughter and plan to watch and screen capture this weekend! Love this movie and yes, it is STILL magic😍😍😍
I cry every time. It is heartbreaking. Very beautiful.
This scene breaks my heart
Magic, excitement, drama, action, fantasy, thrills, and adventures. The transformation always happens when the sun comes up and goes down. By day, Isabeau turns back into a hawk while her lover becomes human until the next nightfall. Captain Navarre really was a legend 🧚🧚♂🧚♀
RIP Rutger you was the best ! Man with magnetic look ! Beautifull scene wolf in man woman in falcon !
Um ótimo filme que marcou época!😍💗
A night without day a day without night
In "Ladyhawke," Captain Navarre, played by Rutger Hauer, says, "A day without a night and a night without a day. Only the night and the day are as one - no sun, no moon." This line reflects the curse placed on Navarre and Lady Isabeau, condemning them to never be together. The prophecy suggests that a moment of perfect harmony, where day and night coincide, holds the key to breaking the curse and achieving freedom from the Bishop's malevolent magic.
My favorite part the whole movie!
Film che creano nel tuo animo un miscuglio di emozioni contrastanti che si contendono tra la bellezza ,la gioia ,la dolce malinconia e la voglia di piangere per un capolavoro così ben fatto che mai più si ripeterà...sopratutto considerando i tempi che corrono
Part of the greatness of this scene is the synth music. The visuals are obviously beautiful, as well. This is a classic film for good reason.
my favorite movies lady hawke
This scene blew my mind as a kid
Haven't seen this movie in many years, i am in tears, heart wrenching scene 💔 love to you all in 2021
RIP Rutger Hauer
The Greatest Actor In The Whole World
We Will Miss U
Goodbye Mr Hauer
Rutger Hauer :January 23, 1944 -July 19,2019 Age (75)
2:38 "GRIIIIIFIIIIIIIIIiIiiiIIIIITH!!! (why'd you leave me?0^0)"
Adoro esse filme, pena que não está em nenhuma plataforma pra assistir, não perdia um, quando passava na sessão da tarde,Rutger Hauer, adorava esse ator,sdd.😢❤😊
Piękny film z super aktorami 👍👌😍😍
this 0:30 still gives me goosepumps
Angi Sz. I can't agree more.
Michelle's incredible beauty is so breathtakingly captured.
Not a hair extension...no fake eyelashes ...no plastic fingernails on her. So convincing as to why Isabeau was easily the object of desire in this story.
Michelle is also a wonderful actress. I have loved many of her movies. This one is one of my absolute favorites. ❤
One of the best sequence I ever seen ! 💕
Um dos melhores filmes que eu já assisti 😃
There was a time when I had just gotten into college. One day, just bored from all the studying, I decided to skip classes and saunter around town. I saw this weird poster about a movie called "Lady Hawke". Well, I thought, let's see what we've got here. I cannot tell you how much I fell for this movie, Rutger Hauer, and Michelle Pfeiffer. One of two of my favorite movies. My other all-time favorite movie is in Hindi (Guide).
🌹R.I.P Rutger Hauer🌹
Truely one of the most beautiful men I have ever seen.♥️
Just one of the most powerful scenes ever.
Rutger was 39 years old when this was made great looks!
que pelicula mas hermosa bella ya no hacen history asi
this makes me cry ;..(
i love this movie so much, I cry so much, I still remember all the movie..............sad they cant put all the movie together................on youtube.............i really want to see again so beatifull there love and sad in the same time............
R.I.P. Mr. Hauer. You were my favorite actor. Thank you.
I've been in love with this movie since I was a kid, I wish for a prequel to this. About how the lovers net.
met not net.
pet not met.
@@emjay5718 Set not pet.
Michelle Pfeiffer at her most beautiful.
This and Catwoman in Batman Returns
@@noctis69something95 And Scarface
Just saw it with my daughters ,enjoyed it a lot.They loved it.
Прощай любимый рыцарь :,( RIP
I saw this movie when i was a teenager, i had no idea who she was until one day i saw her on another movie then i saw her name.
Is one of my favorite movies.
Una delle scene più emozionanti di sempre
i loved this movie ...i watched it in school ...it has stayed with me since Marielyn Correa Sefra Correa Wilson Correa
simple effects, good acting, good story and you get a great scene.
RIP Rutger Hauer :'(
RIP Rutger Hauer.
Michelle Pfeiffer, mon crush d'adolescence 💗💗💗
This describes my marriage..... perfectly
I saw this as a teen... I'm way older now and my heart still breaks during this scene... TURN AROUND!!!! TURN AROUND!! ... yeh, I know... I'm 14 again
My # 1 Favorite Movie of all time!!!!🥰🥰👠👠💋💋💜
Beautiful film 😭👍
He was handsome. Rip.
Yes.. yes he was
Will always be one of my fav films ever !
Rest in Power Rutger Hauer we Miss you
this movie needs a remake! it's that good!
If it’s THAT good, then wouldn’t it be best to leave it alone?
Away from any cash grab remake?
No, it doesn't. It's a perfect movie and a classic.
It's precisely because it's good, that it DOESN'T need a remake . . .
@@noctis69something95 The movie is kinda obscure. So hopefully a remake would bring more attention to the property. It's an awesome movie that sadly was a bomb.
RIP thank you Rutger Hauer. You will be missed.
RIP Rutger
One of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen.
So heartbreaking 😢
If i cant have isabeau,then noone will talk about the green eyed monster and that scream coming from navarre was straight from his heart poor navarre and isabeau all because of a jealous arrogant selfserving bishop of the devil
What a beautiful scene.
And there is even people that says that this movie has a bad soundtrack...
Lol it doesn't have a bad soundtrack, it has the worst soundtrack ever for a movie like this :) It almost ruined the first half for us because it was so distracting. In the second half they toned down the synthesizers thank god
The Alan Parsons Project was probably not the best choice for a medieval movie soundtrack....
@@monmothma3358 I didn't find it distracting at all the first time I saw it in the theater. Today's medieval movies have LOADS of synth soundtracks and I am not referring to a synthetised lute, I mean synth generated sounds apart of loads of instruments that didn't existed then like a violin.
I love the music score in the movie. The director Richard Donner choice what kind of music have good in the movie.
I purchased the soundtrack. LOL. 😂
I like playing it in the background. It reminds me of this beloved movie. 😊
Some of Rutger Hauer's and Michelle Pfeiffer's best work.
This was my favorite scene in the film
This is the part where they reveal that Lady Isabeau d'Anjou is actually Sweet Dee’s great great great grandmother. Goddamn BIRD.
This is exactly what it's like to try to schedule a meeting for widely distributed teams.
"What about 6 AM my time?"
"No, I'm a wolf at that time. Maybe an hour later?"
"Can't do it. I've got to be a hawk by 7."
Una de mis escenas favoritas de películas...
Scena regina e maestra del film commovente interpretata magistralmente da entrambi i protagonisti complimenti
The music is so beatiful...like the scene 💖💖💖
Michelle Pfeiffer and her perfect face 😍😍
Yessss
It never fails!
R.I.P. my friend 😞
So Sad that they never bring back these fantastic movies for other generations to watch or remake them an never show Originals LADY HAWKE is Great
a truely baeutiful scene
Nunca imaginei viver como a Ladyhawke...🥀🥀