I’ve never seen this alternate ending, it’s beautiful. The way Nancy Wilson and Cameron Crowe picked the perfect music that evokes deep emotion at just the right times is amazing. My fav movie of all time and so deep on so many levels!!!
@@rivalry8103 Unfortunately, the remake overwrites the original's entire approach - the atmosphere, the cast, the performances, the script - to such an extent that the two are very different.
My sister said to me “Matt, there is a movie you need to see” I watched late at night all alone. When it had ended, I found myself staring out the front window, for what seemed like an hour. An absolute masterpiece in my opinion….
That is why it's so re-watchable and this movie is everything, a comedy in cruises performance, a beautiful romantic drama, a thrilling psychological ride, actually fucking melancholy and tragic but also so fucking inspiring to live every moment of your life
This movie makes me want to enjoy life life as much as I can. First moments after the end I felt kinda disconnected but after some minutes thinking about my life I started feeling myself alive in a very deep way. I will never forget this movie.
I feel the exact the same way. I just finished watching this movie & it completely changed me, I'm not the same person I was 2 hours & 17 min ago. Phenomenal movie.
"I love you. And I can't settle for a dream. Because as great as I imagined you, *you* were even better." That line should have stayed in the final version.
Agreed. All the rest was rightly taken out. Way too much spelling things out and lecturing in this one... The impact of "consequences David... It's the little things" was powerful in the original
Should be sorry someone died or julie was hurt instead of the double standard of he wants nostrings attached onen minute then the pleasure delaye the next. Yes you will ruin your dinner by eating junk but these are people. Julie is a person too who will never find love, but she came close to learning that she should not have hooked up with him.lShe just did not take responsibilty for her actions.
That's because if you really think 🤔 about it.... Most people when asked about anyone they knew that died, most always say something they remember of that person. Remembering someone isn't the same as actually missing them... That's why that line hits 🎯 home for them people that know whats what and whos who. 😉😎
David Aames the first man to live in cyberspace. Celebrated as pioneer in time travel and may live for 100 years, his company did not have such fortune as it became part of a fraud where David lost all his fortune. Life extension will remember him and continue his life support as honor of his bravery. The rest of the world is recovering after the 3rd world war and inflation spiked at 2000% making David having not much left in savings.
This movie was a destroyer. I remember sitting on my girlfriends couch senior year in high school and I had rented it from Blockbuster video. I remember being in some sort of trance until the very end and, when it ended, I felt as though I had lived a whole life. Incredible film.
Same here. I saw it theaters when it released, right after 9/11, with my girlfriend who I would go on to date for 7 more years before breaking up. This movie, particularly the ending, brings out the most intense nostalgia, joy, and sadness every time I see it. Incredible film.
@@DaddyDWALLY Yes. Interestingly enough, it’s not a film I would go out of my way to watch again. It was that much of a ride. When I see clips like this on TH-cam, it makes me want to watch it again. Cameron Crowe has always been one of my faves aside from we bought a zoo…😂 but hell yeah it’s great!
Like the OG ending better. Both work, but when Cruise says "I lost you when I got in that car". Very powerful. How one bad decision, can lose you everything and suffer a lifetime of consequences.
Really important moment of character growth and understanding how he ruined everything because he wanted to blow a load… however, even recognizing such a horrible mistake/failure he was ready to accept and move on.
Yes, Crowe and the editor really improved it, show more and tell less, make it less of an acid trip and more introspective. But this is nice to get a little more insight into the story.
This ending hit me hard... i literally stumped my joint, poured my beer away and ran downstairs to my girl and baby who i've been neglecting recently. Life is precious, not the fake shit.
i thank god they edited that stuff out of the movie.. and i thank god that they filmed it and im able to watch it now... this is my favorite movie of all time... and i love the fact that you uploaded this... thank you
Actually as a Spanish speaker, Penelope's voice is quite annoying in both languages. I guess every language is captivating when you don't know how to speak it. Penelope ,in my opinion acts better in Spanish movies than in American's ones ,but for example Antonio Banderas (also Spanish) has a beautiful voice no matter what language he speaks, and he acts great in any movie, but I like him specially in the Spanish movie "átame"
I have a weird sense of optimism/nostalgia (I don't know why) from this film, it reminds me of being at 13 year old watching this movie rented from blockbusters back in 2002/2003
@@fredpapa4928Even after 20 years people still don't realise that david was just a jerk before annd after the accident. Before he treated julia poorly and after the acciden he pushed everybody out of his life begining whit his best friend and accusing him of being a sellout to the dworfs and after that he is the one who left Sofia thinking she will reject him but she didn't and he even imagined here in a relation with his best friend and that too never happened. Even the movie show you the scene where the are kissing in black in white. Sofia was just sad because he remembered here that she was the reason of Julia suicide and was very aggressive to here in the bar.
I just watched this movie and OMG, it's a masterpiece. If they'd put all this footage in the original version it would actually look like a 90's movie with too many scenes unnecessary action. But without it, it became timeless. This director is a visionary.
I remember not liking the movie because of the ending. It's ironic now seeing this ending and realizing this would've been a #1 movie but they chose the wrong end.
I have repressed feels (due to trauma I will not allow myself to be vulnerable with intimate partners) therefore, that buildup with spiritualized ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space To then the beautiful composition of untitled #4 sigor Ros is absolute perfection and makes my heart ache every time.
I always liked Kurt Russell and he does a brilliant performance here as David's psychologist, but modelled after what David imagined to be a father figure, and Russell nailed that paternal aspect just as beautifully here. You can see just how much he does love David as if he were his own son, and how David says that he loves him and everyone there, too.
This movie is a masterpiece to me. I've seen abre los ojos as well. I like both and Vanilla Sky was just as great. Makes you think about the choices you make in life and not take things for granted. That quote "Every passing minute is another chance to turn it all around." Genius
I was 8 when this movie came out and I watched in the winter of 2009 for the first time when I was 16 and I feel exactly the same way. Now every December 14th, to celebrate the theatrical release of the film I make sure to re-watch the film. I'm constantly discovering new things about it!
I was 8 as well when it was released saw it when I wan 9 . I had a falling out with the love of my life in January of 2016 and I’ve been dreaming ever since I want to wake up...
It was slow and weird. But for those of us that are also slow and weird, this is literally the perfect existential crisis movie. Hit hit just the right spot for me.
@@CalvinHikes It wasn't. Nothing slow or weird about it. Critics just have a habit of narcissistically going at movies that don't follow the current trend, especially movies that later turned out to be well designed, preferring the more basic ones with complex changes instead of entirely new or one of ideas. And to be direct, they are very entitled and tend to sh!t on movies they aren't paid to review. Even more back then.
Because most people didn't and still don't understand it. Even when you explain it to them in depth, you get a lot of folks who simply can't grasp the concept that life could simply be a dream, or a nightmare, depending on your perspective. I imagine many came in expecting a romance story with Tom Cruise playing his usual too cool for school role. It was refreshing to see him play someone disfigured and spiraling out of control. I mean it was gut wrenching, but refreshing.
Simple critics didn't understand it, and pretentious ones preferred the original before this remake. It was caught between the two. Luckily it doesn't really matter what these people think.
I believe that this was designed to be a low budget prequel. There are clues. Penelope was the owner of the hand that was touching him to wake him up from the street. I suppose that the same love triangle rebooted 150 years later?
My fav movie of all time. I rarely cry about anything, but this movie makes me cry every-time at the end, for layers of reasons. Beautiful movie from start to finish. Fantastic performances all around, but especially by Tom Cruise.
As a RADICAL fan of this movie, because it reaches down to feelings and experiences in a way that few other movies have ever recached, I feel so honored to see this alternate footage while they were obviously experimenting and following their guts on what was right for this movie
@@kjk7611 I’m sorry you’re so shallow. The movie is full symbolism… about loss, irrevocable choices that change the course of our lives, infatuation versus meaningful love, the cost of self-gratification, and most importantly, the death of oneself leading to one’s own rebirth and redemption… and how those death and rebirth really happen in the mind and heart just as much as it does in the body.
@@jimherold7827 why the fuck are you here, asshole? Maybe I was drunk and on my last limb when I wrote that shit originally. Maybe you don’t fuckin know me. Maybe youre as shallow and retarded as the last guy I replied to who still watches cartoons for his entertainment. Go kick rocks you idiot.
The deleted bathroom footage has Kurt Russell's strongest performance in the film. I wish Crowe had left some of that in, as well as the line where David tells Sophia he can't settle for a dream because she's better than he imagined. Otherwise, the original ending is perfect, especially when David is awakened by a voice that sounds uncannily similar to Sophia's voice--the same voice that opens the film. The voice used to wake up David in the alternate ending sounds like Julie Gianni. This is one of the most beautiful films ever made.
he met her twice in his actual life, just spent a night talking and a night at the disco ended laying alone in the street, abandoned by his best friend and Sophia. so, how does he know about her? in his dream he idealized her to the point she's virtually the perfect, flawless, woman for him but in reality he never went to know her deeply. at no point of his real life they are a couple, they only shared a night and one time she tried to help him recovering from his depression, eventually quitting.
@@wqsnsr8 Yes except for 1 thing: That final waking is just another dream. David cannot wake up because David is no more real than McCabe. David is Brian's fantasy of how his life could be better if he were rich and beautiful and oblivious, but reality always intrudes.
That was so beautiful, melancholic and sad at the same time. Have not seen this movie since it came out 22 years ago. Didn't fully get it then, but wow, this hit me like a ton of bricks today.
This film is extremely underrated. It got 6.9 on IMDB. Not everyone understands it. it's a quite complex and complicated story-line, but for those who pay attention (and understand life is a dream), all the pieces in the puzzle falls in place at the end. It really is a masterpiece, first class acting, full of unforgettable quotes and a very special interesting kind of mood. In my book this movie is a 9 ++
It's possible for people to understand it and not think it's a masterpiece. I thought this remake was a bit over the top and made for general audiences with short attention spans, which is why I would give it a lower rating than the original.
There's a saying in writing (novels, screenplays) "Show, don't tell." This is telling, it's explicative, and there's not the same mysterious sense of awe you take with you at the end of the original version of Vanilla Sky that makes you go think about it for a while in that particular mood it leaves you with. Also, hell of a soundtrack.
There is so much great music in this film. I was introduced to Freur (Doot Doot), Spiritualized (Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space) and Sigur Ros (The nothing song) because of this. I bought it on VHS and remember watching the music credits roll at the end over and over and wrote down the artists and songs, then went out and bought the CD's. Beautifully crafted movie and very well edited too. Thanks for posting...
This film is very special to me, I heard many people say they had to watch it a few times to grasp it, but I was onto it immeidately, a very brilliant movie.
I liked this scene better than the one they used. I liked the extra bit of dialogue she says to him just before he takes the leap. She says, "in the way someone looks at you, the way the wind bows on a cool summer day, a laugh you hear somewhere, you'll remember our feeling, and that will be me... " He surrounded himself with all the people he loved, all the people who are now dead, to see him off... I sometimes wonder if he made the right choice. Couldn't they connect the frozen, sleeping, dreaming people together so they could experience (live?) a shared dream, a shared existence? Wouldn't that be just as real as the so-called real physical world? After all, when we impact other people's lives, the memory of that impact eventually lives on, only in what we remember of it...
That was a great line - made me tear up. But like he said, Sophia is dead now. She didn't sign up for LE and get frozen. Besides, in the real world who knows what happened? She was still very young, plenty of time to meet someone else and be married for 50 years.
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All these years later and this is the first time I’ve seen this deleted scene. This movie came out at a perfect time in my life when I was really beginning to understand and appreciate all forms of art. Before Vanilla Sky movies to me were action, horror, drama, or a comedy. This film moved me in a profound way back then. I recently rewatched it and the experience was incredibly different.
Synchronicity: I'm not completely sure where I'm getting this impression from but I'm thinking they gathered that info by attending his funeral and talking to Brian and maybe even Sofia on her way out. It could be apart of their service, gathering that kind of info for their customer.
Tech support was 150 years into the future so it wouldn't have been hard to have kept tabs on the people in David's life. Maybe the real Sofia had an unhappy life afterwards, maybe even tragic. It was probably best they didn't go too much into it, it would've put a dark spin into the ending...
Nah they just added that to the American version. In the original he never sees Sofia again and that’s it. Any memories outside of their initial meeting at his place and her place is just in his head. At the end it’s time for him to let go because he will never be satisfied with dreaming.
One of my very favorite movies!!! So original. Never could predict what was going to happen from one scene to the next. Heartfelt urgent performances. And a great soundtrack.
this movie... reminds me of a time... when everything had value, taste, and meaning, why do I feel like this upon remembering it? Am I losing grip over my own life? did life become boring and tasteless all over a sudden? everything now feels and sounds like a nightmare within a dream. I wanna taste life again, I wanna be alive... I want to wake up now.
one day at a time. slow progress. it's the only answer. not satisfying like a movie conclusion. but that's what we've got you can do it. there will be trial and error, but you can do it.
Thanks for posting. I love this movie and the original Spanish version, also. I'm one of the few who liked Vanilla Sky better than the original film. It was wonderful seeing all this footage that the director could have used. If ever a movie was SAVED IN THE EDIT, this is one of them. He made perfect choices about which lines/dialogue/action to use. General Note: I prefer for the director to explain everything. I don't like "Leave it up to each person to decide for themselves." If you're a director, tell the audience your idea. I want to know the meaning you intended! We're not children - you can tell us and we will STILL make up our minds for ourselves. Again, thanks for showing all this footage because I can appreciate the finished film even more!
The young kid in the lobby is David as a kid. Amazing movie but in my opinion it was a good choice not to have the shooting scene in the final cut of the movie. One of my favorites
I watched this movie in College while I was so sick with flu, and watched it on and off with fever dreams... the movie and my reality was like intertwined with the story.. was kind of an amazing experience. It made me think how much good and better things were coming for me, great warm feeling of hope and joy in exploring the world/experiences. Blessed with health and opportunity like most North Americans.
So, so glad it was edited to become one of my favorite movie scenes of all time. This version did not have the seriousness or the sentiment of the final version. Still, it's cool to see the creative process!
Thanks for uploading this! I finally watched the original, Abre los Ojos. This alternate ending must've been their attempt to reenact it perfectly, the bathroom scene, shooting scene and all. I'm glad they decided against it for the final version. Although I must say, I like how David clarifies "I paid for this music", because I always thought Good Vibrations was a weird choice of music for that scene without that given dialogue.
***** Valid questions. I think they wanted you to come up with your own conclusion. I personally like sticking to the movie's plot: David trapped in LE's nightmare, trying to explain to McCabe where it all went wrong, eventually given a chance to awake a new life in the future.
The Spanish version is terrific as well. The story underscores how fragile the future is for all of us, how short our time is, lost love connections. Every moment enjoy it you never know if and when your life will change in a different direction.
This proves that this is one of the greatest films ever made, imagine Cameron left any of this footage in, it would have ruined the whole illusion. Damn did he get us on his side, the way it was meant to be.
Fantastic! Thank you for uploading, to be able to experience new parts of this movie for the first time was amazing! Brought back some of those feelings I had when I saw the movie for the very first time. Great movie, great actors, great message.
This movie helped me face reality. There's plenty we can do to escape reality through well, movies... but also drugs, alcohol and pharmaceuticals. We can hide away because of pain in our own lives. But in the end, the fog isn't worth the price. Even if reality is painful, that's still The sweet spot of existence. The sweet spot of my existence.
I think the fog is finally clearing. I realize now that the pharmaceauticals I've been taking, have been in excess. It's caused me a lot of grief, running out of my medication early. It took having to be without it for several days, and even taking a lower dose for weeks to truly understand the cycle of pain I've caused myself. Yes, you're right. That brief moment of being high, of feeling that bliss, is not worth the weeks of agony. I'm finally exercising again, eating right, and getting more sleep. I never realized how much it put me in a fog until it finally lifted, and all the anxiety came crashing down on me. What I've been avoiding all this time.
@@blub_655 thanks man. It's a journey! Still kind of struggling to stay within a lower dose, but overall I'm doing a bit better. My ass got lazy again lol. Still, at least I'm not running out anymore. I've learned to only take much higher doses when I absolutely need to, not everyday. Ha ha, well, I'd say at the very least taper down to a slightly lower dose first, you don't wanna be like me and go from 60 to 0 in one sitting 😂 Shit sucks lol. Maybe try it for a few days and see how you feel. Just don't go overboard bro. Don't want you feeling panicky or depressed.
I mean some people really need them. Varies from person to person. So I don't want to give any bad medical advice. Best advice I could offer is try a little bit of a lower dose for a few days, or stagger it and do your regular dose one day, lower the next, regular next, for about a week, and then see if you can handle a lower dose a few days in a row. Most people who are trying to quit take this route. It's definitely safer than going full dose to none at all. I don't know what your anxiety level is and what you're taking, or how much you need it, so I don't want to tell you how you should treat yourself. But if you feel like you don't need them as much anymore, or they're a hinderance, then it's okay to take a step back and see how you adapt to less.
The dialog seems much weaker in this version. glad they didn't use this. Interesting though. This version goes a little too far explaining each aspect in dialog.
J Perr completely agree. Also the McCabe character gets a little too desperate in this version which seems inconsistent with his character in the rest of the movie.
Preposterous Rhinocerous it’s hard to tell how an individual would react when being told their entire existence is a lie, even despite their background being a psychologist.. so although it’s unlike his character in the past, he had never had any reason to believe that his reality wasn’t real.. which would break anyone I think.
Preposterous Rhinocerous although both endings portrayed the character well I think, in this form his distress from struggling with his reality and the original ending from his acceptance through his goodbye
This movie touched me so deeply at some point through it, I became David. I was suffering what he was suffering, I smiled, I cried. What a brilliant movie. At the end of it, I exclaimed “Oscar”!
In some ways, we are all David. Sometimes life feels like some strange dream that suddenly appeared. I mean, think about it. No one really remembers when they were born. It's like, boom, suddenly you're conscious and have memories. You don't know exactly how you got here, when you were a child. You just came to be. The only reference we have is what other people tell us about our birth, and maybe a few childhood memories that took shape in our formative years. And yes, more than loving others, we want to be loved. Genuinely, truly loved. And for the words "I love you" to truly matter.
@@Chalo-ng3nv thanks man! I felt compelled to respond, as I liked what you had to say about Vanilla Sky, quite poignantly put if I may add. They're my thoughts exactly. I did feel his pain, his sorrow. It gives you major feels my dude.
Cameron Crowe is one of the greatest minds in film! As much as there are probably one or two sentences that I would like to keep for the final version of the film, I wouldn't change a thing of the final film, it's just perfection. Comes to show how good he is for film, even when it comes to cutting out stuff from his movie.
Vanilla Sky is a remake of the spanish film "Abre los ojos" of 1997 where Penelope Cruz acted also indeed. Its so funny how people from Spain said that Cameron Crowe its a fake and failed director, and you american guys quite the opposite. From my perspective, Vanilla Sky is tons better than Abre los Ojos (spanish accent sucks).
I am so happy to have seen this scene, I used to watch the DVD and extras and have never ever seen this footage.. I'm s happy I can't explain. Thank you!! This movie means so much to me ... TC is amazing, wow...
Thank you for uploading this. One of my favorite movies (The Fountain & American Beauty being my other favs.) While I like the more understated beauty, emotion and simplicity of the original ending this was very cool to see. SO much in this film as a great journey of self-realization and the unavoidable road of truth. Incredibly underrated film.
Wow, 23 minutes of something else. I can't say that I like it, but it's interesting. The movie is amazing, and scares the shit out of my girlfriend. I can't get her to watch it again. I've watched it at least a dozen times. Thanks for posting this!
rented this movie in 2001, my best friend and I watched it late at night. movie totally blew our minds, great great film. will remember that feeling forever.
I’ve never seen this alternate ending, it’s beautiful. The way Nancy Wilson and Cameron Crowe picked the perfect music that evokes deep emotion at just the right times is amazing. My fav movie of all time and so deep on so many levels!!!
The soundtrack to this movie... and the movie itself, of course. It remains to be one of my favourite movies. Thank you for this alternate ending, it makes it all the more interesting :)
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this movie is so underrated..
yeah I agree thanks for your insight on this perfect film in my viewpoint
It's a masterpiece, rating are useless when the majority of the population loves crap.
totally agree! I loved this movie...saw it several times. A true masterpiece.
yeah that for sure
Most people can't handle the chaos of this movie. A great movie that most people will never mature enough to enjoy.
This movie was way ahead of it's time. Crimininally underrated. One of the finest works of Tom Cruise.
I’ve never seen this alternate ending, it’s beautiful.
The way Nancy Wilson and Cameron Crowe picked the perfect music that evokes deep emotion at just the right times is amazing. My fav movie of all time and so deep on so many levels!!!
Original one is better
@@rivalry8103 Unfortunately, the remake overwrites the original's entire approach - the atmosphere, the cast, the performances, the script - to such an extent that the two are very different.
Agreed! I love Tom Cruise and this is my favorite Cruise movie.
Based on a Spanish film, so credit in part should be attributed to them.
My sister said to me “Matt, there is a movie you need to see” I watched late at night all alone. When it had ended, I found myself staring out the front window, for what seemed like an hour.
An absolute masterpiece in my opinion….
"It's not a dream, it's a nightmare!"
Depending on what stage of life you are currently in. Your emotions will be different when you reach the ending. In the movie and in real life.
That is why it's so re-watchable and this movie is everything, a comedy in cruises performance, a beautiful romantic drama, a thrilling psychological ride, actually fucking melancholy and tragic but also so fucking inspiring to live every moment of your life
For all those that are lonely. Don't give up. It took me 40 years to find my love. Don't give up
Took me 36 years. It can take a long time
You found love or love found you?
This movie makes me want to enjoy life life as much as I can. First moments after the end I felt kinda disconnected but after some minutes thinking about my life I started feeling myself alive in a very deep way. I will never forget this movie.
how's life rn? haven't you forgotten? :)
I wasn’t sure about it when I saw it in the theater, but I’ve now watched it, honestly, probably 100x, it’s one of my favorites. Absolute perfection.
I feel the exact the same way. I just finished watching this movie & it completely changed me, I'm not the same person I was 2 hours & 17 min ago. Phenomenal movie.
Love this movie. Never gets old. Love of his life. To awesome
❤️❤️❤️
"I love you. And I can't settle for a dream. Because as great as I imagined you, *you* were even better."
That line should have stayed in the final version.
Agreed. All the rest was rightly taken out. Way too much spelling things out and lecturing in this one... The impact of "consequences David... It's the little things" was powerful in the original
Inception had something similar though I much prefer this quote.
But this scene doesn't have, "I lost you when I got in that car....I'm sorry." That line is one of the best
this film is a visionary masterpiece
Should be sorry someone died or julie was hurt instead of the double standard of he wants nostrings attached onen minute then the pleasure delaye the next. Yes you will ruin your dinner by eating junk but these are people. Julie is a person too who will never find love, but she came close to learning that she should not have hooked up with him.lShe just did not take responsibilty for her actions.
‘You were missed David’ I don’t know why but that line gets me every time!
I don't really know how the life extension company knows any of that information though.
@@TravisBickle0312 they keep tabs on they're costumers.
Me too, every time. For all the poetic beauty of this film it’s that simple line that always gets me.
That's because if you really think 🤔 about it.... Most people when asked about anyone they knew that died, most always say something they remember of that person. Remembering someone isn't the same as actually missing them... That's why that line hits 🎯 home for them people that know whats what and whos who. 😉😎
David Aames the first man to live in cyberspace.
Celebrated as pioneer in time travel and may live for 100 years, his company did not have such fortune as it became part of a fraud where David lost all his fortune. Life extension will remember him and continue his life support as honor of his bravery. The rest of the world is recovering after the 3rd world war and inflation spiked at 2000% making David having not much left in savings.
This movie was a destroyer. I remember sitting on my girlfriends couch senior year in high school and I had rented it from Blockbuster video. I remember being in some sort of trance until the very end and, when it ended, I felt as though I had lived a whole life. Incredible film.
Same here exactly. Senior year. Girlfriends couch. Lol
@@HollerAtcherBoi Same here, lol.
Same.
Same here. I saw it theaters when it released, right after 9/11, with my girlfriend who I would go on to date for 7 more years before breaking up. This movie, particularly the ending, brings out the most intense nostalgia, joy, and sadness every time I see it. Incredible film.
@@DaddyDWALLY Yes. Interestingly enough, it’s not a film I would go out of my way to watch again. It was that much of a ride. When I see clips like this on TH-cam, it makes me want to watch it again. Cameron Crowe has always been one of my faves aside from we bought a zoo…😂 but hell yeah it’s great!
If this movie doesn't make you sad, you are not human.
Am I a robot in disguise?
This movie rips my friggin heart out every time I see it. It's a chick-flick for dudes.
I cry every time
bastidface lol chick flick for dudes
No, if it makes you sad, you are easily manipulated with suggestion
Like the OG ending better. Both work, but when Cruise says "I lost you when I got in that car". Very powerful. How one bad decision, can lose you everything and suffer a lifetime of consequences.
Great part.
@@tricia3114Victor Hugo “What a Life I Might Have Known” Always resonates with me.
so true one moment in time can rewrite a persons destiny
Really important moment of character growth and understanding how he ruined everything because he wanted to blow a load… however, even recognizing such a horrible mistake/failure he was ready to accept and move on.
I know the feeling. 😢
Tom cruise really deserved an oscar for this role.
lol you fucking serious? Settle down.
Agree
Unfortunately Tom isn't a woke tool like Will Smith, so he is excluded.
no he didint
@@djkaras-muzazpierdolniecie2489 another movie where Tom Cruise played himself.
The original ending is much better but after all this while ,it is refreshing to watch an alternate ending. This is such a good movie.
Yes, Crowe and the editor really improved it, show more and tell less, make it less of an acid trip and more introspective. But this is nice to get a little more insight into the story.
I kind of liked this one more!
Agreed.
@@sup9542i watched it in cinema as a kid and can't remember the original ending!
This ending hit me hard... i literally stumped my joint, poured my beer away and ran downstairs to my girl and baby who i've been neglecting recently. Life is precious, not the fake shit.
i thank god they edited that stuff out of the movie.. and i thank god that they filmed it and im able to watch it now... this is my favorite movie of all time... and i love the fact that you uploaded this... thank you
Too wordy and emo. With you 100%
Look at the original "abre los ojos" is much better than the Hollywood version.
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Chris Craft same bro
Chris Craft 👍
Same. I have lost count of how many times I have watched it but I have never seen this footage
Penelope has one of the most angelic voices I've heard. Has to be that beautiful Spanish accent. "I'll find you again."
Actually as a Spanish speaker, Penelope's voice is quite annoying in both languages. I guess every language is captivating when you don't know how to speak it.
Penelope ,in my opinion acts better in Spanish movies than in American's ones ,but for example Antonio Banderas (also Spanish) has a beautiful voice no matter what language he speaks, and he acts great in any movie, but I like him specially in the Spanish movie "átame"
@@gabye. the woman says : "Te quiero" and I : ":0, omg"
@@gabye. I see what you mean
@@gabye. As a Spanish speaker, I disagree.
@@HomoChomsky Cuestión de gustos cielo, aunque concuerdo con lo de Antonio Banderas, amé su papel ''en la piel que habito''
Incredible acting from Kurt Russell here. He stole the show.
In the DVD commentary, the director says that Russell is a 'secret weapon' who adds more to the part than expected.
Yoo hoo
Doesn't take much for him to steal a show.
In Director cut he says Russell can take forever before he delivers his lines. That's so true.
"The night when true love seemed possible."
What a line, what a movie masterpiece.
The saddest movie ever because it makes you realize how superficial is mankind
It really makes you realize how short life is.
I have a weird sense of optimism/nostalgia (I don't know why) from this film, it reminds me of being at 13 year old watching this movie rented from blockbusters back in 2002/2003
Everybody leaves u in ur bad time.
As within so without.
@@fredpapa4928Even after 20 years people still don't realise that david was just a jerk before annd after the accident. Before he treated julia poorly and after the acciden he pushed everybody out of his life begining whit his best friend and accusing him of being a sellout to the dworfs and after that he is the one who left Sofia thinking she will reject him but she didn't and he even imagined here in a relation with his best friend and that too never happened. Even the movie show you the scene where the are kissing in black in white. Sofia was just sad because he remembered here that she was the reason of Julia suicide and was very aggressive to here in the bar.
I just watched this movie and OMG, it's a masterpiece. If they'd put all this footage in the original version it would actually look like a 90's movie with too many scenes unnecessary action. But without it, it became timeless. This director is a visionary.
I remember not liking the movie because of the ending. It's ironic now seeing this ending and realizing this would've been a #1 movie but they chose the wrong end.
@@electricblanket1 lol
@@electricblanket1pretentious git
“Most of us live our lives without a real adventure to call our own.” Hits different when you truly understand what it really means.
what does it really mean if not to live your life?
@@dabadoo7631 not focusing on your core purpose on this planet.
And so I moved to Thailand 10 years ago.
Sophia showing up at his funeral slays me every time.
If I had feels it would have got me in them!
I have repressed feels (due to trauma I will not allow myself to be vulnerable with intimate partners) therefore, that buildup with spiritualized ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space
To then the beautiful composition of untitled #4 sigor Ros is absolute perfection and makes my heart ache every time.
😭😭😭😭😭 Sofia is in my dreams the girl I can't find in rl
This movie was a mind fuck. When I first watched it I didn't expect the twist, had to watch it a couple times, really makes you think.
Michael M so was everything a dream I still don't understand the movie after watching it 10 times lol 😂
Bianca mcgill, No. After the night club scene, that's when he starts his "lucid dream".
yaznool oh ok thanks 🙏 😂
Ditto I even i struggle to understand this! The most underrated yet confusing movie that has ever come out!
This no movie m8. You realize not after whatching it X times but experiencing it yourself;
One of my favorite movies I have to watch every year. I love this film.
I re-watch it every year on December 14th to celebrate the theatrical release of the film!
The only film that has changed my life perspective
This the kind of movie that makes you seriously think about your life.
I always liked Kurt Russell and he does a brilliant performance here as David's psychologist, but modelled after what David imagined to be a father figure, and Russell nailed that paternal aspect just as beautifully here. You can see just how much he does love David as if he were his own son, and how David says that he loves him and everyone there, too.
We can take back the empire !
This movie is a masterpiece to me. I've seen abre los ojos as well. I like both and Vanilla Sky was just as great. Makes you think about the choices you make in life and not take things for granted. That quote "Every passing minute is another chance to turn it all around." Genius
🙏🙏🙏
Consequences, David - the little things
I was 21 when this came out and man it hit me like a ton of bricks.
I was 8 when this movie came out and I watched in the winter of 2009 for the first time when I was 16 and I feel exactly the same way. Now every December 14th, to celebrate the theatrical release of the film I make sure to re-watch the film. I'm constantly discovering new things about it!
I was 1 😂
I was 8 as well when it was released saw it when I wan 9 . I had a falling out with the love of my life in January of 2016 and I’ve been dreaming ever since I want to wake up...
@@aminatasoumare3420 me too😊
@@xxJoeDog93xx you ever watch the commentary version?
I really cannot understand why critics panned this movie. Great film, still holds up and have not seen a movie this well done in a long while.
It was slow and weird. But for those of us that are also slow and weird, this is literally the perfect existential crisis movie. Hit hit just the right spot for me.
They were too stupid to understand it and they're jealous/hate Tom Cruise.
@@CalvinHikes It wasn't. Nothing slow or weird about it.
Critics just have a habit of narcissistically going at movies that don't follow the current trend, especially movies that later turned out to be well designed, preferring the more basic ones with complex changes instead of entirely new or one of ideas. And to be direct, they are very entitled and tend to sh!t on movies they aren't paid to review.
Even more back then.
Because most people didn't and still don't understand it. Even when you explain it to them in depth, you get a lot of folks who simply can't grasp the concept that life could simply be a dream, or a nightmare, depending on your perspective.
I imagine many came in expecting a romance story with Tom Cruise playing his usual too cool for school role.
It was refreshing to see him play someone disfigured and spiraling out of control. I mean it was gut wrenching, but refreshing.
Simple critics didn't understand it, and pretentious ones preferred the original before this remake. It was caught between the two. Luckily it doesn't really matter what these people think.
*THAT FILM IS SO UNDERRATED.*
*IS A MASTERPIECE AND TOM CRUISE DESERVED ACADEMY NOMINATION FOR THIS PERFORMANCE.*
Esa película llenó todo mi ser.
good vibrations was a perfect choice of music for the scene.
Rhonda Vachal Fucking Vietnam SHIT!!
Absolutely
I was wondering if this version is different somehow? Like the tune sounds so different from the original version.
Right in the feels...I am so glad they didn't make a sequel. This move was absolutely perfect!
I never thought a movie could change my life perspective
A sequel? That would be a horrible idea. This ending was special, flawless, perfect.
@@nathankrush3289 watch the real one its better
I believe that this was designed to be a low budget prequel. There are clues. Penelope was the owner of the hand that was touching him to wake him up from the street. I suppose that the same love triangle rebooted 150 years later?
I kind of wish they did. Chocolate Sky?
My fav movie of all time. I rarely cry about anything, but this movie makes me cry every-time at the end, for layers of reasons. Beautiful movie from start to finish. Fantastic performances all around, but especially by Tom Cruise.
watch the real movie its better
@@victorrillet2542Since it’s their favorite movie, they probably have.
Saying you rarely cry doesn't make you sound cool, it makes you sound like you're trying way too hard
@@jarlwhiterun7478 are you retarded?
This one and the family man with Nicolas Cage hit right in the feels and make you think about life differently.
As a RADICAL fan of this movie, because it reaches down to feelings and experiences in a way that few other movies have ever recached, I feel so honored to see this alternate footage while they were obviously experimenting and following their guts on what was right for this movie
100% agree
Feelings & experiences for a science fiction fantasy movie.
@@kjk7611 I’m sorry you’re so shallow. The movie is full symbolism… about loss, irrevocable choices that change the course of our lives, infatuation versus meaningful love, the cost of self-gratification, and most importantly, the death of oneself leading to one’s own rebirth and redemption… and how those death and rebirth really happen in the mind and heart just as much as it does in the body.
"honored".. this guy says. 🤣
@@jimherold7827 why the fuck are you here, asshole? Maybe I was drunk and on my last limb when I wrote that shit originally. Maybe you don’t fuckin know me. Maybe youre as shallow and retarded as the last guy I replied to who still watches cartoons for his entertainment. Go kick rocks you idiot.
Me in the Apple Store TECH SUPPORT!!!!
😂😂😂😂
lol
Bianca mcgill you're joke is hilarious 😂 reminds me of Sofia hhhahahaha
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The deleted bathroom footage has Kurt Russell's strongest performance in the film. I wish Crowe had left some of that in, as well as the line where David tells Sophia he can't settle for a dream because she's better than he imagined. Otherwise, the original ending is perfect, especially when David is awakened by a voice that sounds uncannily similar to Sophia's voice--the same voice that opens the film. The voice used to wake up David in the alternate ending sounds like Julie Gianni. This is one of the most beautiful films ever made.
he met her twice in his actual life, just spent a night talking and a night at the disco ended laying alone in the street, abandoned by his best friend and Sophia.
so, how does he know about her?
in his dream he idealized her to the point she's virtually the perfect, flawless, woman for him but in reality he never went to know her deeply.
at no point of his real life they are a couple, they only shared a night and one time she tried to help him recovering from his depression, eventually quitting.
@@scaccu Yeah you're right but I actually like to think they were truly in love even if they only kissed once. Pretty sad seeing this way :'(
In fact, I even think he woke up from a nightmare and not from lucid dream. Wyt?
@@scaccu Nope.....everything from beginning was a dream..Nothing was real except when he woke up at end
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Yes except for 1 thing: That final waking is just another dream.
David cannot wake up because David is no more real than McCabe.
David is Brian's fantasy of how his life could be better if he were rich and beautiful and oblivious, but reality always intrudes.
Penelope Cruz is so beautiful
@Ross Coe you look like a trans
@Anti-Islam how?
That was so beautiful, melancholic and sad at the same time. Have not seen this movie since it came out 22 years ago. Didn't fully get it then, but wow, this hit me like a ton of bricks today.
I've still not understood. can you explain?
This film is extremely underrated. It got 6.9 on IMDB. Not everyone understands it. it's a quite complex and complicated story-line, but for those who pay attention (and understand life is a dream), all the pieces in the puzzle falls in place at the end. It really is a masterpiece, first class acting, full of unforgettable quotes and a very special interesting kind of mood. In my book this movie is a 9 ++
Thanks for the heart, David Ames! from Norway with love (lot of love)
Yes. It creates a sense of melancholy. Its a great film
What would u mean by understanding life's a dream though? I'm curious about your thoughts :)
It's possible for people to understand it and not think it's a masterpiece. I thought this remake was a bit over the top and made for general audiences with short attention spans, which is why I would give it a lower rating than the original.
It’s not as good as it thinks it is. Pretentious. Like all of Cameron Crowe’s movies.
I see u in another life when we both are cats 💘
There's a saying in writing (novels, screenplays) "Show, don't tell." This is telling, it's explicative, and there's not the same mysterious sense of awe you take with you at the end of the original version of Vanilla Sky that makes you go think about it for a while in that particular mood it leaves you with. Also, hell of a soundtrack.
There is so much great music in this film. I was introduced to Freur (Doot Doot), Spiritualized (Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space) and Sigur Ros (The nothing song) because of this. I bought it on VHS and remember watching the music credits roll at the end over and over and wrote down the artists and songs, then went out and bought the CD's. Beautifully crafted movie and very well edited too. Thanks for posting...
This film is very special to me, I heard many people say they had to watch it a few times to grasp it, but I was onto it immeidately, a very brilliant movie.
all that only to be saying, "look at me. i speshul!1"
Me too from the first time I got it all and liked it very much
i understood it already during the opening credits
I liked this scene better than the one they used. I liked the extra bit of dialogue she says to him just before he takes the leap. She says, "in the way someone looks at you, the way the wind bows on a cool summer day, a laugh you hear somewhere, you'll remember our feeling, and that will be me... " He surrounded himself with all the people he loved, all the people who are now dead, to see him off... I sometimes wonder if he made the right choice. Couldn't they connect the frozen, sleeping, dreaming people together so they could experience (live?) a shared dream, a shared existence? Wouldn't that be just as real as the so-called real physical world? After all, when we impact other people's lives, the memory of that impact eventually lives on, only in what we remember of it...
Excellent
Kevin Garrett beautifully said! 👏
That was a great line - made me tear up. But like he said, Sophia is dead now. She didn't sign up for LE and get frozen. Besides, in the real world who knows what happened? She was still very young, plenty of time to meet someone else and be married for 50 years.
Thanks David Ames...wherever you are...
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The others couldn't afford the dream so no they could not be linked
It's definitely a weaker ending, they made the right choice in axing it. That ending montage hits me in the heart every time though.
I WANT TO WAKE UUUUUUUUUUUUP!
Agreed
Totally agree with you. That montage making my heart hurt
I seriously believe that the reason this movie wasn’t praised,and a big box office hit,was the majority of people just didn’t get it.I did
This was neat to see, but I'm glad they went with the version they did in theaters. This ending seems like a "dumbing down" so everyone understands.
and yet im still confused lol
ASMRwMARK this was the original movie ending (open your eyes).
All these years later and this is the first time I’ve seen this deleted scene.
This movie came out at a perfect time in my life when I was really beginning to understand and appreciate all forms of art. Before Vanilla Sky movies to me were action, horror, drama, or a comedy. This film moved me in a profound way back then. I recently rewatched it and the experience was incredibly different.
You know there's a Tom Cruise ego trip when Kurt Russell says "I wish I looked as good as you"
This movie made me cry my eyes out at the end. :( Still does to this day.
I love when he asks what his daughters names are and then the doctor freaks out, very good acting.
...It was Sofia that never fully recovered...
Synchronicity: I'm not completely sure where I'm getting this impression from but I'm thinking they gathered that info by attending his funeral and talking to Brian and maybe even Sofia on her way out. It could be apart of their service, gathering that kind of info for their customer.
Tech support was 150 years into the future so it wouldn't have been hard to have kept tabs on the people in David's life. Maybe the real Sofia had an unhappy life afterwards, maybe even tragic. It was probably best they didn't go too much into it, it would've put a dark spin into the ending...
But sofia hooked up with brian.😭😭😭
@@kievanfakrizadeh6424 We don't know about that. David is imagining while drunk.
Nah they just added that to the American version. In the original he never sees Sofia again and that’s it. Any memories outside of their initial meeting at his place and her place is just in his head. At the end it’s time for him to let go because he will never be satisfied with dreaming.
This film had such a profound effect on me, still does. Very underrated
It changed me in a way too.
One of my very favorite movies!!! So original. Never could predict what was going to happen from one scene to the next. Heartfelt urgent performances. And a great soundtrack.
I like how they left it. I enjoyed this segment, but it is already perfect.
This movie always makes me horribly sad.
this movie... reminds me of a time... when everything had value, taste, and meaning, why do I feel like this upon remembering it? Am I losing grip over my own life? did life become boring and tasteless all over a sudden? everything now feels and sounds like a nightmare within a dream. I wanna taste life again, I wanna be alive... I want to wake up now.
one day at a time. slow progress. it's the only answer. not satisfying like a movie conclusion. but that's what we've got
you can do it.
there will be trial and error, but you can do it.
So do I my friend
scream: Tech support!
@@mrmanio4935I need tech support for sure.
Thanks for posting. I love this movie and the original Spanish version, also. I'm one of the few who liked Vanilla Sky better than the original film.
It was wonderful seeing all this footage that the director could have used. If ever a movie was SAVED IN THE EDIT, this is one of them. He made perfect choices about which lines/dialogue/action to use.
General Note: I prefer for the director to explain everything. I don't like "Leave it up to each person to decide for themselves." If you're a director, tell the audience your idea. I want to know the meaning you intended! We're not children - you can tell us and we will STILL make up our minds for ourselves.
Again, thanks for showing all this footage because I can appreciate the finished film even more!
Cruise's version is superior.
The original was English wasn’t it
@@jydoran4643 Spanish
The young kid in the lobby is David as a kid. Amazing movie but in my opinion it was a good choice not to have the shooting scene in the final cut of the movie. One of my favorites
He's the kid from the red balloon
Woww, I haven't never seen this cut. I didn´t expect that end. However, I prefer the original version. Thanks for sharing.
Agreed.. Alternate ending is way too convoluted with bad script.
But... what? It's the same ending just longer =.=
Nothing changed. It's just a more thorough explanation.
@@sselemaNrM It's not, it actually makes sense and illustrates his dreaming state much better.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Emotionally chilling and touching
watch the real one
I watched this movie in College while I was so sick with flu, and watched it on and off with fever dreams... the movie and my reality was like intertwined with the story.. was kind of an amazing experience. It made me think how much good and better things were coming for me, great warm feeling of hope and joy in exploring the world/experiences. Blessed with health and opportunity like most North Americans.
So, so glad it was edited to become one of my favorite movie scenes of all time. This version did not have the seriousness or the sentiment of the final version. Still, it's cool to see the creative process!
This was a Matrix ending.
Except Neo flies up instead of falls down like David haha.
Vladimir Horowitz ha good point
Amazing movie. Missed it when it came out so watched it in 2020! What a movie.
There's always time to turn it all around. I carry this movie with me every single day.
(every passing minute is another chance to turn it all around) , one of my favourite quotes in films
Thanks for uploading this! I finally watched the original, Abre los Ojos. This alternate ending must've been their attempt to reenact it perfectly, the bathroom scene, shooting scene and all. I'm glad they decided against it for the final version. Although I must say, I like how David clarifies "I paid for this music", because I always thought Good Vibrations was a weird choice of music for that scene without that given dialogue.
+ChazWick4 You're welcome.
lol the good vibrations scene is very memorable.
was david in a coma or he paid LE to put him in a lucid dream for 150
years?and who says "relax David,open your eyes" at end?Sophia or a nurse?
***** Valid questions. I think they wanted you to come up with your own conclusion. I personally like sticking to the movie's plot: David trapped in LE's nightmare, trying to explain to McCabe where it all went wrong, eventually given a chance to awake a new life in the future.
ChazWick4 great movie but no happy end :(
This is by far one of my favorite movies ever , never knew there was a alternative ending . Both are actually good
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The Spanish version is terrific as well. The story underscores how fragile the future is for all of us, how short our time is, lost love connections. Every moment enjoy it you never know if and when your life will change in a different direction.
Anyone 2018?
No I'm from 1986
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i just watched it recently, such a weird but good movie
@نيسان نسمة download it from Google.
Vanilla sky 720p full movie download
2019
Wow they did a really good job editing out this mess.
Jesus Christ dude right? I love Vanilla Sky, but this would’ve be such a dogshit ending
This proves that this is one of the greatest films ever made, imagine Cameron left any of this footage in, it would have ruined the whole illusion.
Damn did he get us on his side, the way it was meant to be.
Yeah, this cut doesnt work. The way they edited it works much better. The actual movie the way they cut it works better than this here, I mean.
This came out right before 9/11 i believe. I was a freshman in college. Favorite Movie of all time.
Mine too. Forever
Definitely right before 9/11. There's no way they'd have done that last scene of him jumping off the building if it woulda been right after 9/11
@D.J.Ghost. yall gotta watch the deleted/extended scenes. It makes the ending make more sense.
Fantastic! Thank you for uploading, to be able to experience new parts of this movie for the first time was amazing! Brought back some of those feelings I had when I saw the movie for the very first time. Great movie, great actors, great message.
This _was_ a great movie... Haven't seen it in years. Thanks for sharing this ending!
This movie helped me face reality. There's plenty we can do to escape reality through well, movies... but also drugs, alcohol and pharmaceuticals. We can hide away because of pain in our own lives. But in the end, the fog isn't worth the price. Even if reality is painful, that's still The sweet spot of existence. The sweet spot of my existence.
I'm currently sleepwalking through life, so this is the perfect time for me to see it. First year I chose to watch it.
I think the fog is finally clearing. I realize now that the pharmaceauticals I've been taking, have been in excess. It's caused me a lot of grief, running out of my medication early. It took having to be without it for several days, and even taking a lower dose for weeks to truly understand the cycle of pain I've caused myself.
Yes, you're right. That brief moment of being high, of feeling that bliss, is not worth the weeks of agony. I'm finally exercising again, eating right, and getting more sleep.
I never realized how much it put me in a fog until it finally lifted, and all the anxiety came crashing down on me. What I've been avoiding all this time.
@@AltairEgo1damn you be making me wanna quit my antidepressants honestly 🤣
Hope you're doing better bro
@@blub_655 thanks man. It's a journey! Still kind of struggling to stay within a lower dose, but overall I'm doing a bit better. My ass got lazy again lol. Still, at least I'm not running out anymore. I've learned to only take much higher doses when I absolutely need to, not everyday. Ha ha, well, I'd say at the very least taper down to a slightly lower dose first, you don't wanna be like me and go from 60 to 0 in one sitting 😂 Shit sucks lol.
Maybe try it for a few days and see how you feel. Just don't go overboard bro. Don't want you feeling panicky or depressed.
I mean some people really need them. Varies from person to person. So I don't want to give any bad medical advice.
Best advice I could offer is try a little bit of a lower dose for a few days, or stagger it and do your regular dose one day, lower the next, regular next, for about a week, and then see if you can handle a lower dose a few days in a row.
Most people who are trying to quit take this route. It's definitely safer than going full dose to none at all.
I don't know what your anxiety level is and what you're taking, or how much you need it, so I don't want to tell you how you should treat yourself.
But if you feel like you don't need them as much anymore, or they're a hinderance, then it's okay to take a step back and see how you adapt to less.
“How will I know that it’s you?”
“In the way someone looks at you. A laugh you hear that brings you back. That will be me.”
Crying
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I'm glad they cut this. The original version is better.
The dialog seems much weaker in this version. glad they didn't use this. Interesting though. This version goes a little too far explaining each aspect in dialog.
J Perr completely agree. Also the McCabe character gets a little too desperate in this version which seems inconsistent with his character in the rest of the movie.
They did used it actually. I saw this ending on TV years ago not the other.
Preposterous Rhinocerous it’s hard to tell how an individual would react when being told their entire existence is a lie, even despite their background being a psychologist.. so although it’s unlike his character in the past, he had never had any reason to believe that his reality wasn’t real.. which would break anyone I think.
Preposterous Rhinocerous although both endings portrayed the character well I think, in this form his distress from struggling with his reality and the original ending from his acceptance through his goodbye
Yeah, the McCabe character gets weird relative to the rest of the movie. Also Sofia says more by saying less in the theatrical version.
Me personally, I wouldn't want to go out like that. I'd rather live the dream with Sophia.
the sweet is never as sweet without the sour.
You are so to speak. who is the Sophia " in your life? there u go.
Agreed. Being "real" is grossly overrated compared to being happy, joyful, contemplative and cared for...
But it would be fake
@@sundaywhite6082 does it matter if you can't tell the difference?
This movie touched me so deeply at some point through it, I became David. I was suffering what he was suffering, I smiled, I cried. What a brilliant movie. At the end of it, I exclaimed “Oscar”!
In some ways, we are all David. Sometimes life feels like some strange dream that suddenly appeared. I mean, think about it. No one really remembers when they were born. It's like, boom, suddenly you're conscious and have memories. You don't know exactly how you got here, when you were a child. You just came to be.
The only reference we have is what other people tell us about our birth, and maybe a few childhood memories that took shape in our formative years.
And yes, more than loving others, we want to be loved. Genuinely, truly loved. And for the words "I love you" to truly matter.
@@AltairEgo1 that was beautiful. And thank you for taking the time to read what I wrote.
@@Chalo-ng3nv thanks man! I felt compelled to respond, as I liked what you had to say about Vanilla Sky, quite poignantly put if I may add. They're my thoughts exactly. I did feel his pain, his sorrow. It gives you major feels my dude.
Cameron Crowe is one of the greatest minds in film! As much as there are probably one or two sentences that I would like to keep for the final version of the film, I wouldn't change a thing of the final film, it's just perfection. Comes to show how good he is for film, even when it comes to cutting out stuff from his movie.
Vanilla Sky is a remake of the spanish film "Abre los ojos" of 1997 where Penelope Cruz acted also indeed. Its so funny how people from Spain said that Cameron Crowe its a fake and failed director, and you american guys quite the opposite. From my perspective, Vanilla Sky is tons better than Abre los Ojos (spanish accent sucks).
This is a remake and I imagine most of this was cut for time as unnecessarily expository. Though the released version did feel a bit disjointed.
this really filled in the missing pieces. glad i found it
I cried when i watched it the first time. Now i find an alternative ending. I'm shocked all over again. What a beautiful movie it was.
I am so happy to have seen this scene, I used to watch the DVD and extras and have never ever seen this footage.. I'm s happy I can't explain. Thank you!! This movie means so much to me ... TC is amazing, wow...
Thank you for uploading this. One of my favorite movies (The Fountain & American Beauty being my other favs.) While I like the more understated beauty, emotion and simplicity of the original ending this was very cool to see. SO much in this film as a great journey of self-realization and the unavoidable road of truth. Incredibly underrated film.
Wow, 23 minutes of something else. I can't say that I like it, but it's interesting. The movie is amazing, and scares the shit out of my girlfriend. I can't get her to watch it again. I've watched it at least a dozen times. Thanks for posting this!
Why does it scare the shit out of your girlfriend? If don't you mind me asking
This movie changed me in a ways I’ll never forget. Fantastic film.
The fact that this film is almost 18 years old blows my mind! One of my top 3 all time favourite movies ever
My favorite. How many movies change your life?
who's watching this in 2017
Raine Dizon I watched this in the theatre 😄
One of my favorite autumn movies
One of the few I can watch a couple of times each year and still connect.
2018!
2018
I remember. Somebody died. It was me.
This movie is a master piece , and very telling of our time 20 years later.
Watching this in 2019...18 years after it was made and yet having multiple thoughts... What is time?? What is reality??
genuinely? whatever you make it. the sky is not the limit, your mind is both the limit and capable if limitlessness. all in your mind.
Cats bro, cats
rented this movie in 2001, my best friend and I watched it late at night. movie totally blew our minds, great great film. will remember that feeling forever.
The lucid dream begins after the night club scene but in real life he commits suicide a few days later, though it is wiped from his memory.
I’ve never seen this alternate ending, it’s beautiful.
The way Nancy Wilson and Cameron Crowe picked the perfect music that evokes deep emotion at just the right times is amazing. My fav movie of all time and so deep on so many levels!!!
One of the best movies ever!
Seems like they all participated in a spoof of the ending lol
11:13 whenever that guitar cues, I immediately get teary eyed. Reality being more depressing than a dream? Perfect description of life.
What song is this? I really need to know
@@asmar5793 Nancy Wilson - Elevator Beat
@asmar5793 it's actually sigor ros not Nancy Wilson
@@rozone5757he means the music in the elevator which is indeed "Elevator beat" by Nancy Wilson composed for the film.
Such a masterful retelling of another masterful film. One of my faves.
The soundtrack to this movie... and the movie itself, of course. It remains to be one of my favourite movies. Thank you for this alternate ending, it makes it all the more interesting :)