Didn’t feel this alive for a while. WOW! This movie, this song, this ending with the insane dance by Mads just touch the strings of hearts! will come back here many times for the vibes
Also the fear of the death, or at least to die alone. That's where the joy also come from and the granted desire of being forever with his wife. Or try at least.
Lack of self-confidence, compulsion to comply, anxiety, unhappiness, hopelessness..they are conditions that everyone will feel at some point in their lives at some point. In the absence of a better one, one really can do nothing but bounce away..and jump With alcohol .. ..or without alcohol...
@@sashana8310 but as regards the character, we're supposed to believe he hasn't danced or trained in *decades* - doesn't even seem like he exercises in his daily life, and suddenly he can pull moves like *that* I mean whatever, it's the moment of magic and joy the whole movie was leading up to, it doesn't have to make sense
his movement is not smooth at all, wtf are you talking about. If it wasn't a famous actor with a perfect face that Mad has, if it was some ugly dude in bar, you'd all now be laughing at how stupid and awkward this is.
A filmmaker who suffered one of the most horrifying personal tragedies a person can possibly experience came out the other side of it and made this movie + this ending that's like a living, breathing tribute to the vibe of "Everything hurts, but fuck it, it's great to be alive". What a life.
This makes me cry and feel joyfull at the same time. The students are classmates of Thomas Vinterbergs daughter, who died in a traffic accident in the early days of making the movie. It is unbearable and at the same time just celebrating life.
@@Nanancay Yep, parts of the movie were filmed at Ida Vinterberg's school. She was the one who pushed for Thomas to accept the job directing Druk and was supposed to be Mads Mikkelsen's character's daughter in the movie before her death, which was less than a week after filming started.
And it's a proof of love to their friend, to stay in the film after she was not anymore. It made me cry because he lost his daughter but her classmates continued pushing him to end this project, by staying in this, and then this final with the old friend now dead and after cry for him the professors go to celebrate the student's good notes on the final exams because it was, is and always will be a work of both two sides, is the most beautiful tribute to his daughter. I could not figure how the classmates felt when the movie won the Oscar to best international film.
I m Danish - and this scne captures so much about Denmark ... the grey sky, the alcohol, the joy of life, the friendship, the hesitation - and finally ... the redemption
To the director: to have your daughter die four days into filming, then end up winning the Oscar for Best Foreign Picture is incredible. I almost cried when you got nominated. I got drunk when you won!!!
God this ending is so amazing. The journey and personal failure have changed his life, he has let go of his anxieties. But also perhaps trouble ahead with clouds in the distance? Even the last image the jump. Almost like he is soaring, but also will he also fall? Into the sea and the drink like his friend? What a summary of the complex relationship we have with our faults but also the complex relationship many have with alcohol.
For Thomas Vinterberg, the dance at the ending is a mirror of the journey that Martin was on: "It's a mix of emotions: Part of him wants to fly, part of him wants to drown."
@@mediagorillaproduction9128 lmao he literally was a professional dancer and a gymnast before he started acting. He studied at Martha Graham's school, who was one of the most influential American dancers and choreographers of modern dance. Then he joined a contemporary ballet group in Denmark and did a ton of musicals. Mikkelsen's character, Martin, wasn't a professional dancer like Mads used to be, so he had to tone it down a little bit.
@@mediagorillaproduction9128 It's probably because the director would've wanted the dance in this movie, to not just be entertaining, but also being related to the concept of the movie. And making a dance which is, in it's every step, relating to the persona he is portraying, that is a job for the choreographer, not the dancer. So yea, Mads is an excellent dancer, but not a choreographer.
As a man who has never touched alcohol in his life and never intends to .. this move was absolutely beautiful and the ending was deeply touching .. Mads Mikkelsen is truly a gem .. Hope Hollywood doesn't ruin it
Oh sure Hollywood is gonna ruin it if they smell big bucks. Like they ruined Old Boy, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo or Ghost in the shell. Just to name the most recent ones.
La amooooo! La amé con toda mi alma! La vi ayer y valió cada segundo! Me dejo son el Corazón llenito! Me encantó que cuando por fin su vida se vuelve a encaminar esta feliz, bebe y baila y agghhhh la escena pa maravillosa!!! Amé la película !
This movie really speaks to me on so many levels! I'm a young danish person, who grew up in the whole "young & partying drinking" environment. From that, I developed a substance abuse and depression. This movie showed both sides of drinking - the good and the bad. It showed the happiness and the downfall. It showed the good and the bad side of drinking. Both sides made me feel accepted and understood. I love this movie so much!
This movie is an unrecognised masterpiece. It isn’t about drinking. It discourages over consumption without judging anyone who does. It’s a film about enjoying life. Whatever form it takes. Connecting.
I disagree, the movie to me says that alcohol is a freeing thing as long as you have an anchor to stop yourself from going too far. The only main character to die because of the drinking was the one who didn't have anything fulfilling in his life besides his dog. Martin and Nik had their families, Peter truly cared about his students and was searching for love. They made a point of showing Tommy barely had anything to live for
They are apparently already working on it with Leo staring. I can't believe they are making it that fast. This movie was amazing it doesn't need a remake.
@@jmricks73 I don't think it will be Leo who ruins it. He is a fine actor but my worry is they try to replicate it 1 to 1 but miss the sprit of the movie like Oldboy remake. My hope is they take the premise and go in a totally different direction. It will be almost impossible to top this movie if they go for a 1 to 1
Thank you for uploading this because I watched the movie this morning and since then have felt physically compelled to rewatch this scene every hour or two, lest I expire.
una película tan necesaria luego de un 2020 tan triste. Tan bella, tan necesaria. Y no, gente, no es una película sobre el alcoholismo, sino sobre la vida. esta escena final es un canto a la vida, a seguir adelante a pesar de los momentos tristes, a pesar de todo. Gran película.
Mira que yo tarde unos meses en verla, pues me esperaba algo como Hangover, que no es que sea mala, pues como comedia cumple. Mi error, que gran tragicomedia, con humor perfecto sin volverse exagerado, forzado o buscando una risa fácil, y con momentos oscuros y dramáticos muy bien logrados y conmovedores, unas actuaciones geniales, que aunque Mads se roba los reflectores, y no es para menos, el resto del elenco principal se luce, casi toda la película no parece que estén actuando, una química perfecta entre ellos e interpretaciones tan sobrias y naturales, aparte de un guión que nos cuenta lo que nos debe contar, y una dirección precisa. Que bien, pues en otras manos pudo ser una comedia de borrachera con chistes sexuales y de flatulencias, o un drama salido de telenovela o La Rosa de Guadalupe sobre un hombre ebrio e irresponsable que abusa de su familia..... aparte de ese genial baile final.
One of my favourite thing about this absolute masterpiece of a movie is the love between these characters. When Peter falls down at the beginning of the scene, Martin immediately helps him up. When he sees Nikolaj, he immediately hugs him, and Nikolaj is clearly close to crying. also the connection they have with the students. Pure positivity, pure humaness.
This is the first European movie I saw in full and it blew my mind!! We are so used to Hollywood movies and right now, it's all about marvel and super heroes so to see such a film, dealing with so complicated issues was so refreshing. The acting was superb and the cinematography was brilliant and the ending scene is just epic. Salut to everyone who made it happen. Cheers!
You should watch more european movies. I love Hollywood blockbuster cinema too. IT's the variety of this art that i love about this. From marvel to european art cinema. I love it
I recommend that you also go watch the Danish ww2 movie Land of Mine that was also nominated for an Oscar and has a totally different take on the war than any other ww2 film you will find or have watched in the past.
I recently learned that the director Thomas Vinterberg lost his daughter 4 days into filming and it was her who motivated him to make it in the first place My respect for this movie just went higher than it initially was (it was already pretty high) because here is a man that has faced the most unnatural of all tragedies and yet chose to be driven by love, love for his daughter's memory, love for his craft and most importantly love for life and it shows. This was the best movie I saw in the past few years and it has motivated me to be happy in more ways than one I hope Vinterberg can move on from his grief and find some semblance of happiness and I hope wherever his daughter Ida is, she is at peace and smiling down on him.
I bet Kojima is gonna watch this scene on repeat, I swear. I mean anyone would. Definitely the ending we needed to lift our spirits. Thanks Mads, Alex Vintenberg.
@@ashokaayar760 I was very conflicted throughout the ending because I had to think about that they literally came from a funeral and some of these teenagers may follow this route because they never got told that alcohol can have horrible consequences. And I feel like that Mads Mikkelsons character will not survice the jump. But on the other hand this scene is so emotional and the music is sonuplifting and to see the character dance finally so freely is some kind of a ride. The ending is just perfect. Just so you know: I didnt mean to spoil it for you. I just wanted to share my experience🤗
@@Isabelle-hv6ny Good to know what you feel. It's just that after the year that's 2020(the woes still continue), this scene was something I needed the most to instill joy and never let myself down. And also you must be familiar with who the movie's dedicated to at the end. It meant a lot to the director Alex Vintenberg.
Hideo Kojima sent many of his followers on Twitter to see this and there are no regrets. Such an incredible movie. Do not think Mikkelsen is the only one to praise, all other roles were brilliant. This is by far one of my favourite endings
I fall in love with his moves and the song .. my god .. I just hear whenever I feel a little down.. what a stress-free moves.. he never minds about anybody .. Just dance dance.. the way he hugs his friends .. my god what a movie..missing all my besties ..and a best movie for all besties 🙏
I so agree this is a absolutely amazing dance by the great Mads Mikkelsen. Apparently none of the actors were drunk in the film - it was all pure acting!!!!! I
He salido del cine y estaba confusa con el final, pero al volver a casa me he vuelto a poner la escena y me ha embargado un sentimiento de felicidad. Cómo algo tan trágico como la muerte de un ser querido puede ser un punto de inflexión en nuestra vida, cómo nuestra visión del mundo, nuestra perspectiva, puede convertir las malas experiencias en una oportunidad de cambio. Preciosa película.
En una entrevista con Guillermo del Toro el director comenta que el quería que un personaje se fuera a la tumba y un personaje se fuera volando, el personaje de Mads se perdona a si mismo y sobrevive a la culpa de sus errores pasados, lo que le permite crecer, recuperar su vida pasada y "volar". Muchas personas se van a quedar con que esta es una película sobre el alcoholismo cuando, pienso yo, es sobre vivir a pesar de la culpa y el odio a uno mismo, disfrutar de las cosas buenas y aceptarse
What a beautiful and life-affirming film! To me, this scene represents a mostly happy ending. The source of Mads’ joy here is not alcohol, but the upcoming reunion with his wife and family. At the start of the film, Mads character is very “Apollonian.” He is going through life like a routine, he is strict with his class and himself, and he has lost the vigor and optimism of youth. As the movie goes on, he swings into the Dionysian; he loses his self-restraint and embraces chaos and hedonism. The negatives of both extremes are easy to see. But here at the end, it seems he has finally found a balance between Apollo and Dionysus. He has discovered the true source of joy in his life, his family, and he has regained his vitality and optimism. The question is, will he continue to live in balance after the movie ends? I like to think so. 😊
Que manera de cerrar una excelente película. Admito que sali de la sala de cine con un par de lágrimas en los ojos y una sonrisa de felicidad. Siempre hay "una ronda mas" para quien se perdona a si mismo y decide ser mejor persona.
Yes it's the worship to the joy and happiness. We here in the north live in the dark for months so when the sun rise it stays up for hole 24/7 here in my nordic country, Iceland. What an unbeleifable movie.
Totalmente de acuerdo, hace mucho tiempo que una escena final no era tan buena! Llena de una energía especial, el baile y la música se combinan en una espectacular coreografía! De los mejores películas en años! salud damas y caballeros! What a beautiful life!
Nunca había visto lo grande que es este actor, es mágica la escena final y todo lo que significa; con reservas fui a ver esta gran película y cuando vi esta escena, lloré de felicidad, que reflexión, que amistad, que amor y desamor. Después leí la muerte de la hija del director a días de comenzar a rodar y comprendí todo.
It still surprises me that such a "danish" film - based on danish culture and especially our proclivity for alcohol would have such a universal appeal!
I cant believe ill be graduating in a couple of weeks and ill finally be able to wear one of those hats it really makes me excited about the graduation month when watching this
@@naverich4603 so the tradition of wearing a hat like this dates all the way back to the 1800s although the look has evolved a bit, but not too much most people get their hat from C.L. Seifert which is a royal supplier who is also in charge of making some of the royals uniforms the colour that you have on your cap represents the kind of high school you went to fx if you have a blue hat you went to an HHX high school (your major will be focused on business) if you have a darker blue you went to an HTX high school (your major will focus on science and STEM) if you have a red one you went to an STX high school (your major will be a mix of everything and not have a specific focus fx. I majored in languages, but I still had math and science just not to the same degree as someone at an HTX school) there are also other colours but these are the traditional the day you get your cap is the day of you last oral exam (for me its history so just kill me now) your grade, which you will get right after your exam, will then be written inside of the cap many of your friends will also write a little message inside of it too you're allowed to wear the hat every day for a whole month (and we do) during that month a lot of people will throw studentergilder (a party to celebrate their graduation) fx I have 15 studentergilder this year and most of them are in a row (i feel bad for my lever haha) it's usually a party you would care a lot about and decorate really nicely while your celebrating and partying for that whole month there is a set of rules/challenges that's all about how to ruin your hat the most (within those rules of course) some are easy like go skinny dipping (then you can cut a wave into the sweatband) or have a one night stand, but some are also a bit more out there like seduce one of your former teachers or have sex with a nurse/doctor at the hospital (you have to be at the hospital bc of alcohol poisoning) and there are a bunch more the day that you graduate is not the day that you get your hat but the day that you get your diploma you will have to sit through some speeches and such but afterwards, that's when it becomes fun bc your whole class will have rented a truck (like the one Mads Mikkelsen jumps on) and we will decorate it before graduation so that we when we've gotten our diploma can drive around from house to house all day drinking and celebrating and the people in the streets will cheer you on and cars will honk at you and this is whats happening in this scene they are on their graduation truck route
@@fietoftdahl1957 Goddamn thats really interesting :O In Slovakia we usually get little diares for ourselves where we write down memories from those 4 (in my case 8 years as I studied at gymnazium) years with our teachers and classmates, sometimes we write down messages in for our peers and things like that. And then we go outside, roaming streets in our suits in this hot weather as it is usually the start of june, and we ask for money from people around so that we could get drunk for free....basically....that is the tradition and I guess there is a lot more others do but I never cared much about that. At that point in my life, 5 years ago, all I cared about was getting out of Slovakia, getting away from my broken family and mother, so I never really payed attention to such things...but now, I would like to live through it again and enjoy it... :)
@@naverich4603 thats sweet too we have something kinda similar but not quite we call it a blue book where every single person in our grade gets one page dedicated to you and then there is a picture and the class will have written something about you like their first impressions and your role in the class along with phrases often said people you’ve hooked up with and so on..... but yours really cool I wish we did that too
@@fietoftdahl1957 Yeah I got that too in my diary....One classmate with whom I rarely spoke written down: "Yeah, you are a good person, just a little weird" :D always makes me smile when I read it once in a blue moon
1:04 this brief moment where he looks off into the ocean at the other sailors almost as if hes giving his last farewell to his fallen friend. Such a beautiful movie
Just watched this scene again and it made me so happy and made me cry at the same time... I love this character and this movie. One of the best ones I watch this year.
Un martes cualquiera de la semana que paso y acompañado de mi bella hija que me invito a una sesión doble de películas en un lugar atípico de Barranco (Lima) pude encontrarme con este pedazo de película. Las actuaciones del elenco son maravillosas y este final es una explosión de vida para todo aquel que ha pasado por momentos duros y pérdidas que son parte de nuestra existencia y nos enseña en esa toma final que debemos lanzarnos a nuestros sueños sin temores a las caídas, porque creo que de eso se trata la vida. Mención aparte para Mads Mikkelsen, actor extraordinario y que se roba todas las luces en este cierre fantástico que no me canso de admirar. Gracias Thomas Vinterberg.
La la land dancing scenes I thought were good ones till I watched this movie and it's beautiful, beautiful ending. A celebration to life! Makes me dance and cry at the same time.
Dear Hollywood Please do not remake this Masterpiece
Right?? Hollywood can fuck off! They already steal and ruin every international movie that is good. Shouldn't happen
Too late, Leonardo DiCaprio has already been cast...
Amen 🙏🏻 no one can do it like Mads ❤️
inb4 Leo and Warner Brother kills it
@Tony Soprano yeah facts
This movie makes me wanna get drunk af and never drink again at the same time
Yes true 😂😂
True true. Alcohol, when used right, can be very freeing. When used wrong, trapping.
hahahaha true....so true
@@DrBitchcraft. truth is... Addiction always beats that "right" usage of the drugs most of the times.
I did just that... got wasted after watching this movie so I can never drink ever again!
f*ck, that was perfect. love this movie and this scene.
Hab ihn heute im Kino gesehen, absolutes Meisterwerk
Er war wirklich faszinierend
Einfach ein grandioser Film. Lange nichts mehr so gutes gesehen, obwohl die Dänischen File mit Mikkelsen immer gut sind
♥️👍
perfect indeed
Cathartic. Cried like a baby, one of the most beautiful endings.
Ngl i did the same at this scene
@@tonyredgrave3839 Make that 3
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Cried too...
Didn’t feel this alive for a while. WOW! This movie, this song, this ending with the insane dance by Mads just touch the strings of hearts! will come back here many times for the vibes
Because Oscar are scripted
I’m still singing and I wanna watch it again and again to get yo this final scene again 💕
Remember to sing it too at your parties
Me too, I felt exactly the same!
Same here after watching this movie i told my girlfriend how much i love her
Not a big fan of dance numbers in films but this one absolutely deserved it.
Perfect end!! And the song!!!
Stay away from Indian movies lol
I think cuz dancing in films so choreographed lol he seems to be dancing from the heart.
i disagree, more films need dancing
@@frankhoodie tru
This film is actually a hymn to life, not to alcohol like it would seem
i think alcohol was, in a way, a metaphor for a life without inhibitions, which are the major cause of the protagonist's melancholy
@@apenka6454 I agree!
Also the fear of the death, or at least to die alone. That's where the joy also come from and the granted desire of being forever with his wife. Or try at least.
Lack of self-confidence, compulsion to comply, anxiety, unhappiness, hopelessness..they are conditions that everyone will feel at some point in their lives at some point.
In the absence of a better one, one really can do nothing but bounce away..and jump
With alcohol ..
..or without alcohol...
Bear in mind that the directors teenage daughter died in a car accident. You are right, it's his tribute to life, and the people around you.
Unlike the entire film, in this part he did not drink out of depression and past frustrations, but out of happiness.
Which could/would lead to depressions again because of mistakes made due to alcohol.... Vicious cycle - that's what I felt the message was at the end.
His movement is so smooth. What a performance.
What makes it better is that he was a dancer before becoming an actor so he's just a natural 😊
@@sashana8310 but as regards the character, we're supposed to believe he hasn't danced or trained in *decades* - doesn't even seem like he exercises in his daily life, and suddenly he can pull moves like *that*
I mean whatever, it's the moment of magic and joy the whole movie was leading up to, it doesn't have to make sense
his movement is not smooth at all, wtf are you talking about. If it wasn't a famous actor with a perfect face that Mad has, if it was some ugly dude in bar, you'd all now be laughing at how stupid and awkward this is.
@@PretentiousStuff you are fucking stupid he was a professional dancer
@@PretentiousStuff Just so you know he is playing a drunk character
A filmmaker who suffered one of the most horrifying personal tragedies a person can possibly experience came out the other side of it and made this movie + this ending that's like a living, breathing tribute to the vibe of "Everything hurts, but fuck it, it's great to be alive". What a life.
This makes me cry and feel joyfull at the same time. The students are classmates of Thomas Vinterbergs daughter, who died in a traffic accident in the early days of making the movie. It is unbearable and at the same time just celebrating life.
Wait really? The students are her real classmates? 😭😭
@@Nanancay Yep, parts of the movie were filmed at Ida Vinterberg's school. She was the one who pushed for Thomas to accept the job directing Druk and was supposed to be Mads Mikkelsen's character's daughter in the movie before her death, which was less than a week after filming started.
Not all of the students, but most of them.
And it's a proof of love to their friend, to stay in the film after she was not anymore. It made me cry because he lost his daughter but her classmates continued pushing him to end this project, by staying in this, and then this final with the old friend now dead and after cry for him the professors go to celebrate the student's good notes on the final exams because it was, is and always will be a work of both two sides, is the most beautiful tribute to his daughter. I could not figure how the classmates felt when the movie won the Oscar to best international film.
I m Danish - and this scne captures so much about Denmark ... the grey sky, the alcohol, the joy of life, the friendship, the hesitation - and finally ... the redemption
I'm German and I could relate with the alcohol problem.
When you don't drink alcohol you always have to explain yourself in a party
Noice 😃
Thanks for this, your comment made me appreciate more the film and the feeling it gave to me
This is a wonderful film, I fell in love with Denmark, although I don’t know anything about it. Greetings from Russia
One day I'll go, looks very beautiful
To the director: to have your daughter die four days into filming, then end up winning the Oscar for Best Foreign Picture is incredible. I almost cried when you got nominated. I got drunk when you won!!!
What a life!
God this ending is so amazing. The journey and personal failure have changed his life, he has let go of his anxieties. But also perhaps trouble ahead with clouds in the distance? Even the last image the jump. Almost like he is soaring, but also will he also fall? Into the sea and the drink like his friend? What a summary of the complex relationship we have with our faults but also the complex relationship many have with alcohol.
For Thomas Vinterberg, the dance at the ending is a mirror of the journey that Martin was on: "It's a mix of emotions: Part of him wants to fly, part of him wants to drown."
Clouds in the distance is probably just the Danish summer for you. :)
Nice👍
@Mads Mikkelsen yeah right lmao
oh what a life
I am just leaving my comment here, so whenever somebody likes it I can experience this thing of beauty once again ❤️
same, gonna leave my comment here so that whenever I feel depressed I can just come here and free my thoughts.
hi! come back! come and see!
@@Whenwintersleeps thanks I needed this
Enjoy
high time see it again ;)
This is the alternative ending of Casino Royal where Le Chiffre won the poker game.
Or when he cut 007 balls
XD
Casio Royal? Is that the luxury line of wrist watches that Casio makes? Bond has Omega, Le Chiffre reps Casio
@@MionMikan LOL
Hahahahaahahah broo
I just finished watching this film. What a song. What a film. What a meaning. What an effing masterpiece!
When I saw that scene in the theatre I was a bit surprised - and then I remember that prior to acting Mads Mikkelsen was a professional dancer 😅
Actually he is a bad dancer. First he want to improvise, but director said: „ no i know how you dance“. So he got a Choreograph who teached Mass.
@@mediagorillaproduction9128 lmao he literally was a professional dancer and a gymnast before he started acting. He studied at Martha Graham's school, who was one of the most influential American dancers and choreographers of modern dance. Then he joined a contemporary ballet group in Denmark and did a ton of musicals. Mikkelsen's character, Martin, wasn't a professional dancer like Mads used to be, so he had to tone it down a little bit.
@@Polkazavr maybe the director was just joking, but he also had a reason why he didn’t let Mads do his own dance.
@@mediagorillaproduction9128 It's probably because the director would've wanted the dance in this movie, to not just be entertaining, but also being related to the concept of the movie. And making a dance which is, in it's every step, relating to the persona he is portraying, that is a job for the choreographer, not the dancer.
So yea, Mads is an excellent dancer, but not a choreographer.
Exact!
I can’t get over how amazing this scene and film is
The moment he decides to get more into the dance and jump off the bench is so relatable
Here after watching the movie, just to relive this moment.
I cry everytime I see (over and over) this scene.
I want to be like him, cry like him, dance like him and jump of all my pain...what a movie
As a man who has never touched alcohol in his life and never intends to .. this move was absolutely beautiful and the ending was deeply touching .. Mads Mikkelsen is truly a gem .. Hope Hollywood doesn't ruin it
Oh sure Hollywood is gonna ruin it if they smell big bucks. Like they ruined Old Boy, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo or Ghost in the shell. Just to name the most recent ones.
A masterpiece.... hymn to life and Mads is simply amazing!!!!!
Hace años no veía una escena final como esta, coronando una gran película de Vinterberg y ni que decir de Mads Mikkelsen
Zorba el griego
La amooooo! La amé con toda mi alma! La vi ayer y valió cada segundo! Me dejo son el
Corazón llenito! Me encantó que cuando por fin su vida se vuelve a encaminar esta feliz, bebe y baila y agghhhh la escena pa maravillosa!!! Amé la película !
Hace años? Pues si la película es de hace 1 año._____.
@@alejandrogarcia4274 parece que falta lectura comprensiva aqui
@@alejandrogarcia4274 lee bien lo que escribió antes de criticar 😂 falta compresión lectora parece
This movie really speaks to me on so many levels! I'm a young danish person, who grew up in the whole "young & partying drinking" environment. From that, I developed a substance abuse and depression. This movie showed both sides of drinking - the good and the bad. It showed the happiness and the downfall. It showed the good and the bad side of drinking. Both sides made me feel accepted and understood. I love this movie so much!
Alcohol is an amplifier of feelings.
This movie is an unrecognised masterpiece.
It isn’t about drinking. It discourages over consumption without judging anyone who does.
It’s a film about enjoying life. Whatever form it takes. Connecting.
What do you mean unrecognised😆😆😆
It literally won an Oscar😅
Spot on!
@@ikejugend Doesn't matter. Oscars are secondary,it hadn't reached enough audience.
I disagree, the movie to me says that alcohol is a freeing thing as long as you have an anchor to stop yourself from going too far. The only main character to die because of the drinking was the one who didn't have anything fulfilling in his life besides his dog. Martin and Nik had their families, Peter truly cared about his students and was searching for love. They made a point of showing Tommy barely had anything to live for
@@l0stinstatic now you have to state, which part of what I stated you disagree with.
Wow! Mads is an incredible dancer!! And he was a gymnast when he was younger. He really surprised me in this scene! I also cried in the end
He has been a dancer.
He was a professional dancer before becomming an actor
Потрясающий танец!!! Пересматриваю его постоянно. Спасибо большое режиссеру, актёру и хореографу за этот танец. Браво!!!!
I love Mikkelsen's performance here. While he is dancing you can still see the character's shyness holding him back. It's so beautiful
I can't describe the energy and feeling this scene has managed to pass onto me.
Pinche escena, me despeina los pelos de los huesos de lo poderosa que está.
-Cuando veo bailar a Mads me da fé, ¿En qué? no sé, pero así es...
Al chile
Es un final agridulce, pero el baile de Mads te crea una catarsis, ese sentimiento de seguir viviendo aunque todo este mal. Que joya de pelicula
Loved it!!!!!!
It was a very pleasent surprise the whole movie .
I really hope there is no american remake.
This movie is perfect!
They are apparently already working on it with Leo staring. I can't believe they are making it that fast. This movie was amazing it doesn't need a remake.
@@kennystamper7873 Leo will ruin it.
@@jmricks73 I don't think it will be Leo who ruins it. He is a fine actor but my worry is they try to replicate it 1 to 1 but miss the sprit of the movie like Oldboy remake. My hope is they take the premise and go in a totally different direction. It will be almost impossible to top this movie if they go for a 1 to 1
@@kennystamper7873 I agree, there is no need for a remake, the movie is perfect!
I really hope it gets canceled.
@@kennystamper7873 agreed
Thank you for uploading this because I watched the movie this morning and since then have felt physically compelled to rewatch this scene every hour or two, lest I expire.
una película tan necesaria luego de un 2020 tan triste. Tan bella, tan necesaria. Y no, gente, no es una película sobre el alcoholismo, sino sobre la vida. esta escena final es un canto a la vida, a seguir adelante a pesar de los momentos tristes, a pesar de todo. Gran película.
Mira que yo tarde unos meses en verla, pues me esperaba algo como Hangover, que no es que sea mala, pues como comedia cumple.
Mi error, que gran tragicomedia, con humor perfecto sin volverse exagerado, forzado o buscando una risa fácil, y con momentos oscuros y dramáticos muy bien logrados y conmovedores, unas actuaciones geniales, que aunque Mads se roba los reflectores, y no es para menos, el resto del elenco principal se luce, casi toda la película no parece que estén actuando, una química perfecta entre ellos e interpretaciones tan sobrias y naturales, aparte de un guión que nos cuenta lo que nos debe contar, y una dirección precisa.
Que bien, pues en otras manos pudo ser una comedia de borrachera con chistes sexuales y de flatulencias, o un drama salido de telenovela o La Rosa de Guadalupe sobre un hombre ebrio e irresponsable que abusa de su familia..... aparte de ese genial baile final.
One of my favourite thing about this absolute masterpiece of a movie is the love between these characters. When Peter falls down at the beginning of the scene, Martin immediately helps him up. When he sees Nikolaj, he immediately hugs him, and Nikolaj is clearly close to crying. also the connection they have with the students. Pure positivity, pure humaness.
This is the first European movie I saw in full and it blew my mind!! We are so used to Hollywood movies and right now, it's all about marvel and super heroes so to see such a film, dealing with so complicated issues was so refreshing. The acting was superb and the cinematography was brilliant and the ending scene is just epic. Salut to everyone who made it happen. Cheers!
You should watch more european movies. I love Hollywood blockbuster cinema too. IT's the variety of this art that i love about this. From marvel to european art cinema. I love it
I recommend that you also go watch the Danish ww2 movie Land of Mine that was also nominated for an Oscar and has a totally different take on the war than any other ww2 film you will find or have watched in the past.
I recently learned that the director Thomas Vinterberg lost his daughter 4 days into filming and it was her who motivated him to make it in the first place
My respect for this movie just went higher than it initially was (it was already pretty high) because here is a man that has faced the most unnatural of all tragedies and yet chose to be driven by love, love for his daughter's memory, love for his craft and most importantly love for life and it shows.
This was the best movie I saw in the past few years and it has motivated me to be happy in more ways than one
I hope Vinterberg can move on from his grief and find some semblance of happiness and I hope wherever his daughter Ida is, she is at peace and smiling down on him.
I bet Kojima is gonna watch this scene on repeat, I swear. I mean anyone would. Definitely the ending we needed to lift our spirits. Thanks Mads, Alex Vintenberg.
I don't really saw the ending as joyful 😂
@@Isabelle-hv6ny Fine.Whatever it means to you, well and good.
@@ashokaayar760 I was very conflicted throughout the ending because I had to think about that they literally came from a funeral and some of these teenagers may follow this route because they never got told that alcohol can have horrible consequences.
And I feel like that Mads Mikkelsons character will not survice the jump.
But on the other hand this scene is so emotional and the music is sonuplifting and to see the character dance finally so freely is some kind of a ride.
The ending is just perfect.
Just so you know: I didnt mean to spoil it for you. I just wanted to share my experience🤗
@@Isabelle-hv6ny Good to know what you feel.
It's just that after the year that's 2020(the woes still continue), this scene was something I needed the most to instill joy and never let myself down.
And also you must be familiar with who the movie's dedicated to at the end.
It meant a lot to the director Alex Vintenberg.
Kojima won't let us forget he's friends with Mads
The best movie ending.. and mads mikkelsen was a treat to watch.. ❤️
Hideo Kojima sent many of his followers on Twitter to see this and there are no regrets. Such an incredible movie.
Do not think Mikkelsen is the only one to praise, all other roles were brilliant.
This is by far one of my favourite endings
This man deserve an oscar
I fall in love with his moves and the song .. my god .. I just hear whenever I feel a little down.. what a stress-free moves.. he never minds about anybody .. Just dance dance.. the way he hugs his friends .. my god what a movie..missing all my besties ..and a best movie for all besties 🙏
I so agree this is a absolutely amazing dance by the great Mads Mikkelsen. Apparently none of the actors were drunk in the film - it was all pure acting!!!!! I
Its beautiful that this scene got in the comments peaple from the whole world. I love this. Love from Italy❤🇮🇹
Love from Germany
Italiana anch'io!
He salido del cine y estaba confusa con el final, pero al volver a casa me he vuelto a poner la escena y me ha embargado un sentimiento de felicidad. Cómo algo tan trágico como la muerte de un ser querido puede ser un punto de inflexión en nuestra vida, cómo nuestra visión del mundo, nuestra perspectiva, puede convertir las malas experiencias en una oportunidad de cambio. Preciosa película.
En una entrevista con Guillermo del Toro el director comenta que el quería que un personaje se fuera a la tumba y un personaje se fuera volando, el personaje de Mads se perdona a si mismo y sobrevive a la culpa de sus errores pasados, lo que le permite crecer, recuperar su vida pasada y "volar".
Muchas personas se van a quedar con que esta es una película sobre el alcoholismo cuando, pienso yo, es sobre vivir a pesar de la culpa y el odio a uno mismo, disfrutar de las cosas buenas y aceptarse
@@reshirman qué interesante, sabes dónde encontrar esa entrevista?
@@jazmingarcia3700 th-cam.com/video/c5DDe7hFVcs/w-d-xo.html
Está en inglés, espero no sea problema
@@reshirman yeii muchas gracias!!
What a beautiful and life-affirming film! To me, this scene represents a mostly happy ending.
The source of Mads’ joy here is not alcohol, but the upcoming reunion with his wife and family.
At the start of the film, Mads character is very “Apollonian.” He is going through life like a routine, he is strict with his class and himself, and he has lost the vigor and optimism of youth.
As the movie goes on, he swings into the Dionysian; he loses his self-restraint and embraces chaos and hedonism. The negatives of both extremes are easy to see.
But here at the end, it seems he has finally found a balance between Apollo and Dionysus. He has discovered the true source of joy in his life, his family, and he has regained his vitality and optimism. The question is, will he continue to live in balance after the movie ends? I like to think so. 😊
Beautiful summary you did Friedrich credit.
That's a great interpretation :)
The best ending ever!
I can watch this everyday,.. what an amazing dance and what a climax ❤️ .. best one so far ...
Beautiful film. Everything about it is just so good, the acting, directing, storyline. Just perfect. Bravi!
Que manera de cerrar una excelente película. Admito que sali de la sala de cine con un par de lágrimas en los ojos y una sonrisa de felicidad. Siempre hay "una ronda mas" para quien se perdona a si mismo y decide ser mejor persona.
Call my life uneventful but watching this scene in the end of an already impressive movie was the highlight of this year.
The Charisma of Mads is unmatchable! This scene lends an abundance of positive vibes!!
I just came here to rewatch that scene, as I just realized that I was at the exact spot where it was shot when I was a child!
Esta canción será mi himno oficial para subir mi animo cuando este triste.
Ya somos dos, terminando la película lo primero que hice fue descargar la canción jaja.
Since I watched the movie last night, I have listened to this song more than 20 times. What an ending, what a song !!!
Celebration of life. Something we could all use right now. Beautiful film
QUE CENAAAAAAAAAAA! 🍾👏
Realmente 👏👏👏
@@JoaoGuilherme-or5cf 😍
obrigado por colocarem esse filme
@@playthatsoloboi3705 Esse filme = TUDO pra mim ❤️
@@bryan8182 Oiê! 🙋♂️
Yes it's the worship to the joy and happiness. We here in the north live in the dark for months so when the sun rise it stays up for hole 24/7 here in my nordic country, Iceland.
What an unbeleifable movie.
Totalmente de acuerdo, hace mucho tiempo que una escena final no era tan buena! Llena de una energía especial, el baile y la música se combinan en una espectacular coreografía! De los mejores películas en años! salud damas y caballeros! What a beautiful life!
Nunca había visto lo grande que es este actor, es mágica la escena final y todo lo que significa; con reservas fui a ver esta gran película y cuando vi esta escena, lloré de felicidad, que reflexión, que amistad, que amor y desamor. Después leí la muerte de la hija del director a días de comenzar a rodar y comprendí todo.
yo tambien llore de emocion al ver el final
Respect to Tommy and for the Loyal Friends..
Euro 2020 and this movie made me fall in love with Denmark 🇩🇰❤️
Don't know about the movie but this ending truly deserves an oscar :)
Movie too. From now If someone asks me which is your favorite movie, I m gonna tell Another round. 👍🏻✌🏻 🍷 🍾
@@shantanutak4105 it won
It still surprises me that such a "danish" film - based on danish culture and especially our proclivity for alcohol would have such a universal appeal!
There has been some movies brought little tears to my eyes. But in the end of this movie, I cried like a river.
What a movie. What an actor. Mads is, by far, my fav actor. And then, in the end of the movie, he dances
This almost made me cry
Love love love this move! Love love love Mads..especially the beautiful passionate dance at the end!! 🥰🥰😍😍
2:38 It looks like he flew away and afar. Masterpiece.
The ending is so good, IDK if I ever forget this scene. I come to this scene ever since I watched the movie.
De las pocas peliculas que me han hecho sentir un nudo en la garganta con ese final! Emocionante y hermoso
I cant believe ill be graduating in a couple of weeks and ill finally be able to wear one of those hats it really makes me excited about the graduation month when watching this
Why do you wear such hats after graduation in Denmark? :D just curious from cultural standpoint :)))
@@naverich4603 so the tradition of wearing a hat like this dates all the way back to the 1800s although the look has evolved a bit, but not too much most people get their hat from C.L. Seifert which is a royal supplier who is also in charge of making some of the royals uniforms
the colour that you have on your cap represents the kind of high school you went to fx if you have a blue hat you went to an HHX high school (your major will be focused on business) if you have a darker blue you went to an HTX high school (your major will focus on science and STEM) if you have a red one you went to an STX high school (your major will be a mix of everything and not have a specific focus fx. I majored in languages, but I still had math and science just not to the same degree as someone at an HTX school) there are also other colours but these are the traditional
the day you get your cap is the day of you last oral exam (for me its history so just kill me now) your grade, which you will get right after your exam, will then be written inside of the cap many of your friends will also write a little message inside of it too
you're allowed to wear the hat every day for a whole month (and we do) during that month a lot of people will throw studentergilder (a party to celebrate their graduation) fx I have 15 studentergilder this year and most of them are in a row (i feel bad for my lever haha) it's usually a party you would care a lot about and decorate really nicely while your celebrating and partying for that whole month there is a set of rules/challenges that's all about how to ruin your hat the most (within those rules of course) some are easy like go skinny dipping (then you can cut a wave into the sweatband) or have a one night stand, but some are also a bit more out there like seduce one of your former teachers or have sex with a nurse/doctor at the hospital (you have to be at the hospital bc of alcohol poisoning) and there are a bunch more
the day that you graduate is not the day that you get your hat but the day that you get your diploma you will have to sit through some speeches and such but afterwards, that's when it becomes fun bc your whole class will have rented a truck (like the one Mads Mikkelsen jumps on) and we will decorate it before graduation so that we when we've gotten our diploma can drive around from house to house all day drinking and celebrating and the people in the streets will cheer you on and cars will honk at you and this is whats happening in this scene they are on their graduation truck route
@@fietoftdahl1957 Goddamn thats really interesting :O In Slovakia we usually get little diares for ourselves where we write down memories from those 4 (in my case 8 years as I studied at gymnazium) years with our teachers and classmates, sometimes we write down messages in for our peers and things like that. And then we go outside, roaming streets in our suits in this hot weather as it is usually the start of june, and we ask for money from people around so that we could get drunk for free....basically....that is the tradition and I guess there is a lot more others do but I never cared much about that. At that point in my life, 5 years ago, all I cared about was getting out of Slovakia, getting away from my broken family and mother, so I never really payed attention to such things...but now, I would like to live through it again and enjoy it... :)
@@naverich4603 thats sweet too we have something kinda similar but not quite we call it a blue book where every single person in our grade gets one page dedicated to you and then there is a picture and the class will have written something about you like their first impressions and your role in the class along with phrases often said people you’ve hooked up with and so on..... but yours really cool I wish we did that too
@@fietoftdahl1957 Yeah I got that too in my diary....One classmate with whom I rarely spoke written down: "Yeah, you are a good person, just a little weird" :D always makes me smile when I read it once in a blue moon
beautiful beautiful....
I'm hooked to this track 2 life, this nice movie from last 1 day...
Incluso en los momentos más tristes hay que valorar las cosas buenas,ser feliz y dejarse llevar. Maravilloso final y magnífico Mads mikkelsen
Me enloquece esta escena. La música, el baile que se marca este súper actor!!
Acabo de ver la pelicula. Hermosa. He quedado en un estado de felicidad pero llorando.
Espectacular!
1:04 this brief moment where he looks off into the ocean at the other sailors almost as if hes giving his last farewell to his fallen friend. Such a beautiful movie
Just watched this scene again and it made me so happy and made me cry at the same time... I love this character and this movie. One of the best ones I watch this year.
What a beautiful movie 👍
the camerawork in this scene is so overlooked woah
Que peliculon !!!!!!!!!!!!! y este final es magristrallllllllll, emocionanteeeeee !!!!!!!! cuando mira el mar !!
Absolutely beautiful film. This scene touched something inside me I haven't felt in a long time.
This is awesome also because Mads Mikkelsen real dance in this scene!!! Also he was dancer 8 or more years and know he is 55 and steel in fit!😳😱🤯
This scene is amazing!!!
every couple of weeks this scene just pops into my head. what a movie.
"in Mads Mikkelsen I trust" - my motto. What a movie. Goosebumps.🌹
It is a beautiful movie. A must watch.
God i wish i had seen this masterpiece on big screen , can't help but wonder the thrill i could have experienced
What a beautiful beautiful ride!!🍻🍻
WHAT A FILM!!!!!!!
One of the best film actor Mad Mikkelsen! 😎👌🏻
Un martes cualquiera de la semana que paso y acompañado de mi bella hija que me invito a una sesión doble de películas en un lugar atípico de Barranco (Lima) pude encontrarme con este pedazo de película. Las actuaciones del elenco son maravillosas y este final es una explosión de vida para todo aquel que ha pasado por momentos duros y pérdidas que son parte de nuestra existencia y nos enseña en esa toma final que debemos lanzarnos a nuestros sueños sin temores a las caídas, porque creo que de eso se trata la vida. Mención aparte para Mads Mikkelsen, actor extraordinario y que se roba todas las luces en este cierre fantástico que no me canso de admirar. Gracias Thomas Vinterberg.
more movies where Mads is allowed to be inundated with happiness PLEASE, God I loved this movie
yes, usually he gets a bitter or sad finale
I love when their all singing the chorus at the very end. That’s the power this movie holds compared to listening to the audio
Literal perfect scene... I can't wait for my next rewatch
What a life, what a film, what an ending. I absolutely love it.
De verdad no dejo de verte Mads
La la land dancing scenes I thought were good ones till I watched this movie and it's beautiful, beautiful ending. A celebration to life! Makes me dance and cry at the same time.
*crying tears of joy*
Dudes truly rock
My new favorite movie ❤️ I had happy tears to finally find a life changing movie!! 🙌🏼