This movie shows how life passes. Moe’s place goes from bustling restaurant surrounded by his own in his youth, to a lowly place that’s ready to go when he is.
Maybe I'm an old soul, but even as a kid I always loved old looking delis and restaurants NOT filled with so many annoying people. The decor, lighting and dark old wood make want to hang out and enjoy time with myself or just one other person.
When I ws a young man, I saw this movie three times a day. Thata's wanderful, like a long long dreem. Sweet, bitter, and.....My best film . I'm very happy to see it. again,.
@@robbie192 the power of gorgeous music , makes the movie look like an opera Sadly they don’t produce does kind of films now were the soundtrack is stunning .
only Sergio could have a simple scene take 6 minutes lol...classic scene 35 yrs later and Mo is still the dutiful friend...kicking out his customer without hesitation...
@@serhetgokdemir21 yeah Noodles dreamt of '60s buildings, music and technology and just so happened to be on the money. When he woke up, he should've flown to England and bankrolled the Beatles before they became big or patented TV.
Yeah, this scene, blimey! So I was watching the film start to tell it’s story, as an viewer/audience member would do, and then this scene came…. I admired the visual storytelling without dialogue, but Ennio Morricone’s score absolutely took my breath away! It almost instantly made me cry. Once I heard this theme in all its glory in this scene, I knew that what I was watching was a genuine masterpiece of cinema! The only other time that made me feel like this was Jill’s entrance in ‘Once Upon A Time In The West!’ Again had me weeping! I love John Williams and Hans Zimmer, along with many other composers, but there’s something about Ennio Morricone’s scores that set apart from others for me. The greatest film composer ever I think! RIP ❤️
@@bubabubu5395 moe’s character always appears very friendly and so greeting towards his friends! Equally Moe knew that Noodles was a dangerous man and knows he’s a killer. Although Moe isn’t a gangster himself he associated with them and was almost complicit in their affairs!
@@greatstuff8554 yes he had good/present family and he was "clean" he didn't needed to be a gangster but he still cooperated with them. My point was that noodles goes with Moe,sleeps in his home,acts like a friend and we know what he did to his sister and therefore him and his family in general. Even after Deborahs rape/first opium den.. he goes in Moe's plaice and asks him "you could look for me?" It shows me how disgraceful and bastard noodles was. I don't think Moe knew though
This film stayed with me since I first saw it 40 years ago.When you get older watching the film again it effects you different.You realise that choices you made when you are young effects your life and you cannot go back in the past as you be chasing a memory
Friends? Business associates? Partners in crime? Family? Which bond is Stronger? Outside Proverbs 18:24 I'd say partners in crime. Can anyone discount this?
You do realize that the scene never really happened? This is all part of Noodles' dream. Everything that takes place after Noodles hits the opium pipe after the three die is a dream.
@@Gma00001 Absolutely. Rewatch the film with that in mind and you'll appreciate what Leone made in a much deeper way. If you want a detailed explanation I can do that, but it will involve spoilers. This movie can be seen once without really questioning the ending and certain other clues, and you'll enjoy it. Leone's goal was to make a film that can be watch multiple times to truly understand it.
Mike Grand Okay dude, thank you! I have seen the movie! Really masterpiece and De Niro was again outstanding but I never realized this! I'll come back here if I need help😎
@@Gma00001 I had seen it a couple of times and always wondered what was up with the frisbee, Noodles' smile and the ending? I stumbled on the opium hallucination/dream idea in the comments to a clip. I had to go back and watch it again and damn if it doesn't work. I really began to think about my initial questions and why Leone included those breadcrumbs. I figured out the answers and a new found appreciation for Sergio Leone. They say he planned this movie for seven years and now I know why.
The soundtrack is out of this world
It’s the best thing of the movie it makes you feel emotional. When you watch the movie.
One of the most wonderful films the cinema has ever produced !!
Only mr.leone
Truly a work of art!
Also once upon a Time in the West
I agree 👍
true
This movie shows how life passes. Moe’s place goes from bustling restaurant surrounded by his own in his youth, to a lowly place that’s ready to go when he is.
Good comment.
The passage of time haunts us all....
Maybe I'm an old soul, but even as a kid I always loved old looking delis and restaurants NOT filled with so many annoying people. The decor, lighting and dark old wood make want to hang out and enjoy time with myself or just one other person.
Thats why it annoys me when people call it a gangster movie. Its as much about time and friendship.
The milkman knocks once, death knocks twice. Think about it.
One of greatest scenes to ever grace a movie screen!!! Brings me to tears on each viewing!!!
Moe was the nicest, most loyal and faithful person in this movie...i don't understand why the world is always so cruel with people like this !!!
He's owner of the restaurant why do you think that life was cruel to him?
He doesn't want power as Max, he was just good person.
Moe loyal untill the grave + noodles real friend.
Moe truly admired Noodles. When Moe finally lays eye son Noodles, he literally turns into a little boy. What a great, great scene!!
When I ws a young man, I saw this movie three times a day. Thata's wanderful, like a long long dreem. Sweet, bitter, and.....My best film . I'm very happy to see it. again,.
It's over 4 hours long. You must not be watching the intended Director's Cut of the movie
@@haromanuel Why ?
@@TheLudwigWan because watching it 4 times a day is unrealistic as hell, nobody in their right mind would do that.
@@akashalbert36 Ok sexy, I get it!
The soundtrack gives me goosebumps always
Emotions so strong in a scene where there is no dialogue.... Near perfect movie
Well put...nothing happens at all in this scene yet we are moved and at the edge of our seats.
@@robbie192 the power of gorgeous music , makes the movie look like an opera
Sadly they don’t produce does kind of films now were the soundtrack is stunning .
Alex Dawson Sergio Leone is the best for no dialogue scenes!
They use the same song over and over in the movie it’s so annoying 1:38
so true
R.I.P. Ennio Morricone. Without your music, scenes like that would be nothing.
Agreed
This scene is so perfect. Images and music tell everything.
Best scene in the best movie with the best music score.
I like the scene near the end when Noodles and Deb reunite and the discovery Noddles makes about Max
Similar to Claudio cardinal train station scene from once upon a time in the west both operatic crane shots
David Lee The score here is very good but the best score is once upon a time in the west.
Love the music.
only Sergio could have a simple scene take 6 minutes lol...classic scene
35 yrs later and Mo is still the dutiful friend...kicking out his customer without hesitation...
The camera work and music score is simply...genius
Sergio Leone created great film, but more importantly he created art. There should be an entire art museum dedicated to Sergio Leone.
They spent an entire year making this film...it shows.
There so much sadness and nostalgia in the air, the music, everything I find it nostalgic.
Getting older to me feels like a slap. Time accellerates out of control and when you realize you only have a couple of decades, it's scary
Accelerates is the perfect word
And New York I think is the perfect city to portray this in
Moe was one of the kindest individual in this and noodles years later still treats him like shit.comes in... takes his bed doesn't even say thank you.
well those scenes were noodles' dreams but you are right
@@serhetgokdemir21 that isnt clarified
thank you!
Noodles in some ways was a better friend than Max ever was
Edit: moe was not noodles
@@serhetgokdemir21 yeah Noodles dreamt of '60s buildings, music and technology and just so happened to be on the money. When he woke up, he should've flown to England and bankrolled the Beatles before they became big or patented TV.
Noodles and moe, real frienship as last hope when you are finish....
Muhteşem. Bir. Film. Ne. Kalite. İnsanmış. Sercio. Leone. Rahmet. Diliyorum
Moe held onto the family business until the end.
Love the way that the camera moves in this scene!
It is genius
Great movie, great acting, and great score (soundtrack). Don't get much better.
Once in a while a film and score comes round. Beautiful haunting film and score. Leone and morricone total legends. Respect. Sleep well princes
The script: They meet.
Sergio Leone:
Yeah, this scene, blimey!
So I was watching the film start to tell it’s story, as an viewer/audience member would do, and then this scene came….
I admired the visual storytelling without dialogue, but Ennio Morricone’s score absolutely took my breath away!
It almost instantly made me cry. Once I heard this theme in all its glory in this scene, I knew that what I was watching was a genuine masterpiece of cinema!
The only other time that made me feel like this was Jill’s entrance in ‘Once Upon A Time In The West!’ Again had me weeping!
I love John Williams and Hans Zimmer, along with many other composers, but there’s something about Ennio Morricone’s scores that set apart from others for me.
The greatest film composer ever I think!
RIP ❤️
One of my favorite scenes Ever!
I love how the video ends where you don't see Moe opening, just laughing and closing it.
Two complete different characters but dear friends! Great scene.
Noodles raped his sister, he isn't moes friend.
@@bubabubu5395 it’s highly unlikely Moe would have ever know that!
@@greatstuff8554 I think so too. He still is freandly.
@@bubabubu5395 moe’s character always appears very friendly and so greeting towards his friends! Equally Moe knew that Noodles was a dangerous man and knows he’s a killer. Although Moe isn’t a gangster himself he associated with them and was almost complicit in their affairs!
@@greatstuff8554 yes he had good/present family and he was "clean" he didn't needed to be a gangster but he still cooperated with them. My point was that noodles goes with Moe,sleeps in his home,acts like a friend and we know what he did to his sister and therefore him and his family in general. Even after Deborahs rape/first opium den.. he goes in Moe's plaice and asks him "you could look for me?" It shows me how disgraceful and bastard noodles was.
I don't think Moe knew though
Incomparable movie!
Is anyone watching this or seen ouatia in 2021, I feel this film is forgotten n I’m wondering if there’s still a fan base?
Absolutely there is. For a while it was on Netflix, unfortunately they took it away now.
This film stayed with me since I first saw it 40 years ago.When you get older watching the film again it effects you different.You realise that choices you made when you are young effects your life and you cannot go back in the past as you be chasing a memory
The saddest movie that i have ever watched.
It really is a heartbreaking movie
Pity Leones best film was his last. Great movie. Great acting. JUST GREAT
Liam Mccarron and when you think that we got to see only half of it...
A TRUE EPIC OF CINEMA .
Not even in a million years will be done a master piece of the cinema...........
For me the best film ever.
On the blue / sad days I watch this movie, best melancholic movie of all times
My favorite part of the soundtrack. It sounds so Eastern Europe to me. 2:45
Man, I'm a huge fan of this scene!
Score's brilliant.
Amazing scene! It shows how times have changed.
Don't know nuthin bout nobody no more.
This movie is the movie of my childhood
best scene ever!!!
lol. At the end it looks like he trolling closed the door
the music is so beautiful
The Good Ol' Boys Club. Friends were friends for life.
In the end moe was his real friend prob be s only real one ...x x 💕💓💙
But noodles was not he's best friend. He raped moes only sibling in front of other person.
@@bubabubu5395 agreed now moe was good to him he wasn't good to himself...x. x
Yep,you’re right 😢
Ignores your hug) I brought back the key to your clock
1:04 - felt so sorry for Moe he had to tell Bob Willis to leave.
The 👍st movie ever made..u touchabld!
One of my favorite scenes.
When I think of De Niro I always think of Once Upon a Time In America
Me encoge el corazón esta película y la música de Ennio Morricone, le encantaba a mi padre, 😢
Der beste Film aller Zeiten 🙂🤗
Great classic film!
That music
Great scene
Какое КИНО !!!!! БОЖЕ !!!!! Посмотрите, в глаза Р. Де Ниро .......он Гений !!!!! А музыка......музыка.....это просто сам Господь Бог, в нотах !!!!!
Best scene ever.
It was only out for a short time. I am not sure but I remember reading they never quite put it back together again
Величайший произведения, шедевр голливудской киноиндустрии
One of my favorite scenes
I saw the original cut at The Biograph Theater in Chicago.
I bought back the key to your clock.
I thought moe died when he was hanging from the punch bag at the beginning
No, but he was badly beaten.
Amo esse filme, aula de cinema do mestre Leone.
There is no best scene, only the whole movie
Hey, hey. You's gatta move. Ok?
2:15 As my Dad would have Saif, tears to a glass eye 😢
Once upon a time in used ! ( Damn Phone Booth )
I slipped
Capolavoro assoluto!
ابتسامة فات مو الاروع علي الاطلاق مرتين مرة عند خروج نودلز من السجن وهذا المقطع
Number one movie
Alucinante
Great films
Le silence prend vie magnifique
Remember that shortest dialog and who won bet by the directors? How about non
Can some put scene when see him son?
❤️❤️❤️
Like a daughter seem to be from a Father.
Does anyone how much the rent would be at Fat Moes today? 30-40 k a month at least.
I despise Robert De Niro. But I forgive him everything for this Motion Picture. Probably the best ever in the History of Humanity.
trump fan ova here
@@benjibenj7406 English please
@@aljohnson3717 I said you’re a snowflake
Noodls
yeah im looking for al
last name coholic
NOODLES....
Il.film deve essere visto assolutamente
❤️
troppo bello !
❤🌌🌠
0:46 I knlw the 諾貝爾 but noone know us my mind. 一一 the Father
DeNiro’s anti Trump rants have destroyed the memories of this movie for me!
Fantonomisk movie
Film da OSCAR - rivederlo - leoclanmilano
D' Movie forever and ever
керемет 🖒🖒қызық кино
ROBIN WILLIAMS HAHAHAHAHA
Friends? Business associates? Partners in crime? Family? Which bond is Stronger?
Outside Proverbs 18:24 I'd say partners in crime.
Can anyone discount this?
Are we to suppose that Mo was gay?
You do realize that the scene never really happened? This is all part of Noodles' dream. Everything that takes place after Noodles hits the opium pipe after the three die is a dream.
Mike Grand
Lol really?
@@Gma00001 Absolutely. Rewatch the film with that in mind and you'll appreciate what Leone made in a much deeper way. If you want a detailed explanation I can do that, but it will involve spoilers. This movie can be seen once without really questioning the ending and certain other clues, and you'll enjoy it. Leone's goal was to make a film that can be watch multiple times to truly understand it.
Mike Grand
Okay dude, thank you!
I have seen the movie! Really masterpiece and De Niro was again outstanding but I never realized this!
I'll come back here if I need help😎
@@Gma00001 I had seen it a couple of times and always wondered what was up with the frisbee, Noodles' smile and the ending? I stumbled on the opium hallucination/dream idea in the comments to a clip. I had to go back and watch it again and damn if it doesn't work. I really began to think about my initial questions and why Leone included those breadcrumbs. I figured out the answers and a new found appreciation for Sergio Leone. They say he planned this movie for seven years and now I know why.