Fun fact: The pilot in the scene who turns toward Aron as he gets in, was played by the actual park ranger who saved the real Aron Ralston. Pretty cool.
I thought that was funny at first but then i looked at my water next to me and thought about how it's really not something that we should take for granted :(
I used to do a sport where it was normal to cut about 20 pounds of water weight for an event in a couple of days. You learn to LOVE water in ways you never imagined once you've been through that hell.
The music was very important to the scene and of course totally emotional. You felt with him through the entire movie and you are just glad and everybody knows the feeling when you get help in a very very difficult situation. Aron had lots of luck in his situation, now 20 years ago.
The way the music climaxes right as Aron finally realizes that he can't do everything on his own and screams, "I NEED HELP!" is perfect. The family doesn't start running toward him until he admits that he needs help. This scene is absolute genius and puts an exclamation point on his character arc. It should get talked about more than it does.
You just perfectly put into words how I feel about this scene. This whole thing was about him realizing that he needs others to live a proper life, and when he first said "I need help" it had a hint of shame like he was struggling to admit it. But when he yelled it, really showed that his character progressed to the point of admitting he does. Thank you.
Reminds me Into The Wild when the kid dies because he thought nobody would understand him and lived alone. His place of death happened to be a mecca for many people who understood.
I'm crying like a baby right now and I've already seen this movie a thousand times, but it hits me hard when those people see him when he yells out for help and they come running to him, oh God I start crying so bad when that happens, it's the first interaction with anyone for him in the last 6 days.
My first thought when I saw him collapse into the water was, "Oh well great, he survives freeing himself only to drown in a foot of water." Because I thought he lost consciousness :|
I've seen the movie 3 times, but this scene alone I saw probably about 200 times. In my opinion it's one of the best scenes in the history of cinema, and the music plays a big part in that.
+ronnie marx he's so underrated! It's so sad, he has so much talent but a lot of it has gone unrecognized. He is so much better than most directors out there, he has this amazing feeling to each film he touches. I love his work
Marc Lloyd really? I don't think he's underrated at all. He made Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire, The Beach 127 hours, and Steve Jobs to name a few. Most people don't really know who the directors of movies are.
Aron said this was the sweetest tasting water he had ever drank. He wasnt sure if it was due to the leaves turning the puddle into tea or just because he hadnt had water in days. Edit: thanks for the likes! I actually had the pleasure to meet Aron a few years back. I am grateful to talk with him, he is a man with great stature and love for life.
@@panostsak pond water in general just tastes better though. Tea is strangely accurate. Probably cause tea is leaf water and ya know...pond water is leaf water. But it's also strangely sweet.
@@panostsak the water still looked nasty tho with bacteria 🦠 n stuff, But you don't care you're body NEEDS it it tastes like golden nectar!! And that's why we have the immune system too to fight any bacteria 😊😊
@ 1:33 This little 5-second sequence where he sees the primitive art gives new meaning to the term "art appreciation." The human forms foreshadow the appearance of the hikers who are about to find him. It's also a reminder (for him) that he is not alone in the world, and a reminder for us of why movies and music make us feel so good.
@Jeepman89 Nah i am sure Jonah Hill's role in superbad, moneyball, and the wolf of wall street are awesome, besides after movie the disaster artist, James Franco starts to looking good as well.. Again even so, that's their choice of career, if they are having fun with it why should we bother..
For the past 5 years, this scene was literally my go to kind of drug whenever my life went downhill or something bad happened because it gave my such motivation that nothing could gave
True for me too. I live with chronic pain and I've this movies dozens of times, and this TH-cam hundreds. James Franco is the greatest, and Aron Ralston is the other greatest. I've read the book twice and tonight pulled out the DVD to watch again (CVS no longer gives my pain meds). Fun fact: I was waiting at CVS one night reading the book, and another customer remarked, "My sister saw that guy." I was excited: "You mean she went to one of his motivational talks?" "No," he said. "She saw him being airlifted out."
This scene gives me such goosebumps.. that moment where he sees the painted people on the wall- the first ‘people’ he has seen in days ..even though they are symbolic, that little smile shows he’s looking at humanity in a very different way now. And screaming ‘please help me’ when he sees the trekkers- I feel this has a much deeper meaning than simply calling for help in that desperate moment.. it’s like he doesn’t want to be alone anymore in his life, and by pushing through absolute isolation, desperation and vulnerability, the reward at the end is discovering the best of humanity. Everyone totally focused on helping him to stay alive. Love it!
@@alberttwangle893 Oh sorry mister heartless emotionless stone statue 😒 Sorry that not everyone sucks Andrew tates teet. And how do you have the right to call someone gay when your name is "Albert Twangle"
What amazes me is that after he got out of that cave that was just the beginning of his career, he realized there’s more to life. He got married, got a kid, became an engineer, did more hobbies, and is living life to the fullest despite losing his arm. Being trapped there made him realize how beautiful life is and theres more out there to experience. Its like he found his calling when he got out of that hellhole. Reminds me of a saying that goes “you have to lose alot in order to find yourself”
I adore the ending of this film - how those people rushed to help Aaron, and gave him their water to drink, and calling the emergency services for him. It’s what any decent human being would do, but it’s still lovely to see! 😊❤️
I find the part where the second couple run towards him knowing immediately what is up and hand him the water so moving. You strip all the noise away and deep down, we all really want to help each other.
I swear, soundtracks sometimes make or break a movie and Festival made this movie. it brought a sense of relief and joy. Because of it this movie has been on of the only movies that has brought tears to my eyes.
Sigur ros is a criminally underrated band. I hate how underappreciated post rock is in general. It is literally music for the soul. You can feel the instruments weep either out of joy or sadness. Another great song that comes to mind is Mono's nostalgia. Pure art.
It’s amazing what music can do for movie scenes. The music here is perfectly chosen. It makes this scene 100 times more emotional. This is a great movie. 10/10
Seeing him try to mouth out the words help can rly bring a grown man to tears... this entire scene was excellently done and truly brings Arons pain to the film
No matter how many times I've seen this ending it never loses its impact, the acting, editing, and sound build all together as Aron finally gets the help he needs, realizing he doesn't want to be alone anymore.
My family members have been no idea why I like this movie. I can't explain it I find aron ralston a huge inspiration to me. He changed my life for the better after seeing the movie
Literally my favourite movie because of this scene, him yelling "I need help" always brings me to tears. This movie just goes to show that the will to live, is the strongest will ever.
That little smile he gives off seeing the rock paintings is so heart-warming. He was just so incredibly happy deep down that he had gotten out of what was surely meant to be his final resting place. Just to see anything but those canyon walls again would have been such an incredible feeling for Aron. Such an incredible story.
The combination of the music hitting at 4:10 and seeing the second couple running over is the part that always gets the tears going for me. Just thee fact that they’re already running towards him makes me imagine that, a minute earlier, the mom and son ran into them and told them “a guy needs help,” and they sprung into action. The whole sequence starting from “I need help” through the helicopter arriving is like some sort of relay for life with everybody taking turns and doing their part to save a dying man. Beautiful.
thatswhatsup0493 I wouldn't say they're underrated at all. They've been around since the 90s and don't tour much in the US until recently. Hopefully you'll get to see them :)
thatswhatsup0493 proud fan of sigur ros here. This track introduced me to them and man.. life has never been the same again. I have watched them live twice till now and they are just awesome
Besides a perfect movie & ending this was probably the first piece of music that influenced me so much that I kept digging for years about what kind of music it was & what was so intriguing about it. ❤️ to sigur rós & post-rock music they make. I'm glad there are more of us who liked this art.
I was so happy for him that he made it. I cried to myself in the theater when this came out . I can relate to this as a runner, meaning I had went out for a long run in the mountains and was listening to my iPod and just realized how far out I was without water and the temperature rose higher . I was dehydrated and was was thinking what to do , I would never make it back, too far out , so I prayed to God for help . I walked as far as I could go and looked around and saw a water trough for cows and a pipe with running water coming out . I stumbled to it and let me tell you water never tasted so good and refreshing . The first thing I did was thank God and made it back .
This movie makes me cry, the ending is brutal, the music is incredible, whatever happens to us you have to be strong and continue forward, always forward, always strong
This scene gets me everyt time. When the family sees him and immediately starts running to him, when they see a man covered in blood and the father instinctively protects his son while still wanting to help. This scene is everything human.
It's such an incredible scene to be able to turn a moment of horror and trauma like this into something heroic and triumphant. The movie shows that he thought he could do everything all on his own because he was a "big hard hero", so when he encounters the family and learns to ask for help it is heartwarming rather than scary.
I absolutely love this movie. It has gotten me through my darkest moments. I'm still rocking If I Rise by A. R. Rahman 12 yrs later. God bless you Aron Ralston!
I remembered in an interviewed with the real Aron Ralston years ago. He said when he reach the muddy puddle after he got free to drink the water he saw a dead Raven in the puddle. Possibly the same Raven that have been flying around the canyon tormenting him. Ravens are a symbol of death. He believed it was a sign of him cheating death & it was not him that died but the bird instead. It was pretty cool the movie should have added that into the scene.
this scene always brings tears of joy, Aron finally got rescued all the pain and misery is finally over. although could you imagine the ptsd this guy must have? 😱
When I feel emotionally exhausted, I stop for a moment, play this song, close my eyes and think. I imagine what things I want to accomplish in my life, as clear and as vivid as possible, no matter how unlikely. Start slow, imagine a week, two weeks, a month, conversations you'd want, goals you're chasing, all key moments. Then as the song ramps up, take your imagination up a notch. Imagine your future wife. Your future home. Success at work. Adventures in other countries. Anything. I promise, it feels so breathtaking, and almost immediately after I do it, I feel re-energized and set to accomplish what I needed to do for the day - because I saw the goals that I wanted to achieve.
Wow. I remember seeing this movie 10 years ago and how this scene with its incredible music had enthralled me. For some reason, I had totally forgotten about it! I was reminded of it through another TH-cam video and I immediately looked it up and landed on this video. It was goosebump city! So powerful, so emotional. A truly otherworldly experience.
when my dad bought me a computer i watch that movie then when hi is died :''( i watch that movie everytime i want to remember my dad i watch this video.
@H.R Wells Thank you and fuck you for this. I thank you because some people would actually like this. Fuck you because I didn’t need it It’s a touching tribute to a dead man (fake or not) and it really didn’t do anything for me when I expected someone saying aww and instead I see a correction
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Fun fact: The pilot in the scene who turns toward Aron as he gets in, was played by the actual park ranger who saved the real Aron Ralston. Pretty cool.
wow!
wow!
wow!
wow!
wow!
I always think of this scene when I drink water
same (well i think of a similar scene from a different film)
Mbizzy AJ could just said that
I thought that was funny at first but then i looked at my water next to me and thought about how it's really not something that we should take for granted :(
I used to do a sport where it was normal to cut about 20 pounds of water weight for an event in a couple of days. You learn to LOVE water in ways you never imagined once you've been through that hell.
that is grosss
I will literally never complain about my life ever again after knowing that this actually happened
Wait its not acting ;-;
@@darkqwartzsytal834 It's based on a real life story
Ofcourse you will but at a lower pace.
Yes you will
Well Aron was pretty stupid for not telling anyone where he was going
Edit: I am capable of being a decent person now this was 10 months ago
I remember how this scene really gave me a big feeling of relief that he was found.
+Seanny D Ikr
Yeah I almost cried at the end It's so Touching I'm glad the REAL Aron ralston survived And I was amazed when I realised James Franco was in it
Magic of music bro
James franco should do movies like this again
yeaah!
then he will have no arms at that point. lol
+winston smith 😂😂😂
he loves doing comedy/gags work.
what about spiderman.
Damn. I actually wonder how good that water tastes and feels after starving for days. Mustve been the best fucking water ever.
The words thirsty is more accurate.
Still better than piss
+mojeda117 lol you said that already
I read a book of Aron Ralston. He said that the water tasted like a tea
Also he said that tourists' pure water wasn't so tasty that dirty one
Tom Riddle Yeah I think about that too
That ending is emotional as fuck, imagine the feeling of rescue, what a legend he was to survive, I'm very glad he's still with us.
The music makes it that way. Without the music playing it wouldn’t be anywhere near as emotional as it is. Perfect choice of music score
The music was very important to the scene and of course totally emotional. You felt with him through the entire movie and you are just glad and everybody knows the feeling when you get help in a very very difficult situation. Aron had lots of luck in his situation, now 20 years ago.
i’m watching it right now and i’ve seen the ending, one thing, i cried.
@@dbodooleyAR Rahman can't beat him 👑
I had to get up and leave the theatre at that point. Almost lost it. I regrouped and went back to my seat.
The way the music climaxes right as Aron finally realizes that he can't do everything on his own and screams, "I NEED HELP!" is perfect. The family doesn't start running toward him until he admits that he needs help. This scene is absolute genius and puts an exclamation point on his character arc. It should get talked about more than it does.
3:09 lol sorta how the kid is running, arms are all swinging.. Beautiful movie, powerful scene, but never ever go hiking or spelunking alone!
You just perfectly put into words how I feel about this scene. This whole thing was about him realizing that he needs others to live a proper life, and when he first said "I need help" it had a hint of shame like he was struggling to admit it. But when he yelled it, really showed that his character progressed to the point of admitting he does. Thank you.
It’s real story
i mean, he yells "help" a couple of times before they start running toward him
Reminds me Into The Wild when the kid dies because he thought nobody would understand him and lived alone. His place of death happened to be a mecca for many people who understood.
Not gonna lie, I cried like a baby watching this scene. The music especially makes the whole thing almost magical. I love this film!
sigur ros- festival.
AR. REHMAN
I well up every time I watch this clip. Something so beautiful about it.
I'm crying like a baby right now and I've already seen this movie a thousand times, but it hits me hard when those people see him when he yells out for help and they come running to him, oh God I start crying so bad when that happens, it's the first interaction with anyone for him in the last 6 days.
Same. I watched this last night and it was so powerful
Me walking home on the last day of school
wkwk..you got me dude..take my five
I don't get it... isn't that a happy thing and you would happy run away, not nearly collapse cause of dizziness?
widM he meant that he didn't like his school
He means it was a horrible experience. xD
Xd
My first thought when I saw him collapse into the water was, "Oh well great, he survives freeing himself only to drown in a foot of water." Because I thought he lost consciousness :|
Same lol
Y'all some stupid ass people👆💀
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣on god
that would have been hilarious
@@EatingSugarNoPapa69 🖕🏿
I've seen the movie 3 times, but this scene alone I saw probably about 200 times. In my opinion it's one of the best scenes in the history of cinema, and the music plays a big part in that.
danny boyle always touches people hearts with his movies. he is a film magician.
+ronnie marx he's so underrated! It's so sad, he has so much talent but a lot of it has gone unrecognized. He is so much better than most directors out there, he has this amazing feeling to each film he touches. I love his work
ditto! he has a knack for very high emotional IQ.
Marc Lloyd really? I don't think he's underrated at all. He made Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire, The Beach 127 hours, and Steve Jobs to name a few. Most people don't really know who the directors of movies are.
No, I'm saying he deserves the kind of attention other directors get. Danny is really good personally love him.
Aron said this was the sweetest tasting water he had ever drank. He wasnt sure if it was due to the leaves turning the puddle into tea or just because he hadnt had water in days.
Edit: thanks for the likes! I actually had the pleasure to meet Aron a few years back. I am grateful to talk with him, he is a man with great stature and love for life.
Amazing❤
Or it could be a metaphor of regaining his hope to live, water is life after all.
Water tastes amazing when your body really needs it. When I train in martial arts and we go 100% sparring, water during breaks tastes like nectar!
@@panostsak pond water in general just tastes better though. Tea is strangely accurate. Probably cause tea is leaf water and ya know...pond water is leaf water. But it's also strangely sweet.
@@panostsak the water still looked nasty tho with bacteria 🦠 n stuff,
But you don't care you're body NEEDS it it tastes like golden nectar!!
And that's why we have the immune system too to fight any bacteria 😊😊
Decided to watch this scene when I got frustrated in life.
@ 1:33 This little 5-second sequence where he sees the primitive art gives new meaning to the term "art appreciation." The human forms foreshadow the appearance of the hikers who are about to find him. It's also a reminder (for him) that he is not alone in the world, and a reminder for us of why movies and music make us feel so good.
it's a really good interpretation, those 5 seconds will probably be one of the best moments of the whole movie if not the best.
What I think about his encounter with the art was like a visitation, a brief vision of the ancestors. And he has won their approval
One of James Franco's best performances in his career
@Jeepman89 he’s still having fun tho
@Jeepman89 Jonah Hill is also a class tho, they both have huge talent but if playing movies like that are fun for them, then let them be..
@Jeepman89 Nah i am sure Jonah Hill's role in superbad, moneyball, and the wolf of wall street are awesome, besides after movie the disaster artist, James Franco starts to looking good as well..
Again even so, that's their choice of career, if they are having fun with it why should we bother..
@Jeepman89 I NEED HELP!!! #JAMESFRANCO
@@irvancrocs1753 Hill does a better job hanging out with DiCaprio and shit
1:40 this is just beautiful. I think he smiles because he knows how beautiful the world is despite his misery.
Heart wrenchingly beautiful
I can’t even imagine how amazing that water must have tasted to him after being so dehydrated for 5 days
In his book he said it tasted sweet like a desert tea he said maybe from dehydration or the leafs in the water
'The taste of the life'
The will to live is so incredible. Absolutely love this scene
For the past 5 years, this scene was literally my go to kind of drug whenever my life went downhill or something bad happened because it gave my such motivation that nothing could gave
That's amazing. Hope you're still going strong.
I thought I was the only one! I hope you’re doing well my bro! Never give up
PS: lookin absolutely massive, bro! Hope everything is going good 💪🔥
True for me too. I live with chronic pain and I've this movies dozens of times, and this TH-cam hundreds. James Franco is the greatest, and Aron Ralston is the other greatest. I've read the book twice and tonight pulled out the DVD to watch again (CVS no longer gives my pain meds).
Fun fact: I was waiting at CVS one night reading the book, and another customer remarked, "My sister saw that guy." I was excited: "You mean she went to one of his motivational talks?" "No," he said. "She saw him being airlifted out."
Hope you’re all doing well
Congratulations brother! God bless you
Aron has the balls 10x bigger then the moon and he has inspired me in taking risks even more hats off to this man I wish him a happy and healthy life
Well thanos got both his arms and head cut off
รεէհ dude ... this is no joking matter
@@mohitsawant956 well yes the man is doing fine so why not take some serious off a bit
My wife is glad he ok but says he was very selfish I tend to agree but thank God he made it 🙏
@@gregbowser2258 i think he said himself that he was selfish
This scene gives me such goosebumps.. that moment where he sees the painted people on the wall- the first ‘people’ he has seen in days ..even though they are symbolic, that little smile shows he’s looking at humanity in a very different way now. And screaming ‘please help me’ when he sees the trekkers- I feel this has a much deeper meaning than simply calling for help in that desperate moment.. it’s like he doesn’t want to be alone anymore in his life, and by pushing through absolute isolation, desperation and vulnerability, the reward at the end is discovering the best of humanity. Everyone totally focused on helping him to stay alive. Love it!
When he rises up out of the water and his entire family is there, but it reveals that his son was born; that made me cry in my seat for ten minutes.
What's kinda sad though is that from what I remember, that kid doesn't look like the one he saw at the canyon
Gay
@@stickerz7948 he said he saw a little blonde boy and his son if I can remember is blonde
@@alberttwangle893 Oh sorry mister heartless emotionless stone statue 😒
Sorry that not everyone sucks Andrew tates teet.
And how do you have the right to call someone gay when your name is "Albert Twangle"
@@Daniel_Plainview_1911 Eli bronx is gay as wel
this sence made me cry and the music made me cry harder
Katypink 12 yeah, me too. :'-)
Yeah, and we also have to say a big thank you to Danny Boyle that creates this scene
Rahman magic
Probably just the onions
Don by India's no:1 music director ar rahman❤️
This scene LITERALLY restored my faith in Humanity.
Yeah because who would help a dying person when you have a car, water and plenty of time on your hands.
you make me cry...
Mark Hazleton lol pretty sure everyone would help a dying person in the middle of nowhere
Can I just remind everyone that this is a movie
In fact seeing people looking for a person is just a beautiful thing to watch.
that last "I NEED HEEELLP" is so visceral and real for some reason it makes me cry
What amazes me is that after he got out of that cave that was just the beginning of his career, he realized there’s more to life. He got married, got a kid, became an engineer, did more hobbies, and is living life to the fullest despite losing his arm. Being trapped there made him realize how beautiful life is and theres more out there to experience. Its like he found his calling when he got out of that hellhole.
Reminds me of a saying that goes “you have to lose alot in order to find yourself”
this scene always put me into tears. the music emphasizes the scene.
Love the music! And I also love that Aron was in the film, the REAL Aron, there with his wife and son, at the end!
barbaro267 .Do u ever listen Pakistani Music?
thats the legend A r rehman's music lad..its jst awesome
hahaha..never want to listen...hahaha
zaheer ahmed Why would I listen to Pakistani music?
me so dirty for me im so happy
hard to not shed a tear. Truly depicts the hunger and victory of life that surpasses all trials and tribulations
I adore the ending of this film - how those people rushed to help Aaron, and gave him their water to drink, and calling the emergency services for him. It’s what any decent human being would do, but it’s still lovely to see! 😊❤️
I've never seen a song fit so perfectly in a scene
I find the part where the second couple run towards him knowing immediately what is up and hand him the water so moving. You strip all the noise away and deep down, we all really want to help each other.
I swear, soundtracks sometimes make or break a movie and Festival made this movie. it brought a sense of relief and joy. Because of it this movie has been on of the only movies that has brought tears to my eyes.
Sigur ros is a criminally underrated band. I hate how underappreciated post rock is in general. It is literally music for the soul.
You can feel the instruments weep either out of joy or sadness.
Another great song that comes to mind is Mono's nostalgia. Pure art.
I love this scene as it is him finally realizing that he can’t do everything on his own and he “needs help”
It’s amazing what music can do for movie scenes. The music here is perfectly chosen. It makes this scene 100 times more emotional. This is a great movie. 10/10
Seeing him try to mouth out the words help can rly bring a grown man to tears... this entire scene was excellently done and truly brings Arons pain to the film
No matter how many times I've seen this ending it never loses its impact, the acting, editing, and sound build all together as Aron finally gets the help he needs, realizing he doesn't want to be alone anymore.
My family members have been no idea why I like this movie. I can't explain it I find aron ralston a huge inspiration to me. He changed my life for the better after seeing the movie
Aron Ralston is MUCH more of an inspiration than that Into the Wild guy.
when he saw the "wall-painting" :')
no words needed
Many interpretations of that shot but yeah no words can describe that scene
On the most satisfying ending of all time
(The mom and man) THAT GUY JUST DRANK ALL OUR WATER
Chris Rodriguez it was a joke
Why do I laugh so hard at 3:00 am in the morning reading comment's? 😂 Lol 😂
No one went hiking with only that much water
The guy just cut his arm off and hasn't drunken anything for 2 days dummy
dude why..
HAHAHAHAHA
Every time I'm walking in the sun, I imagine this.
Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth lololol
i legit cried watching only this scene. haven't even seen the whole movie and i cried
Giavonna Marie jesus fucking christ
one of the best ending scenes in cinema. danny boyle is an incredible director. props to james franco as well
James Franco is one of the most underrated actors. He was a perfect Harry Osborn. And he was perfect in this role right here.
This scene will always make me cry. The part when hes trying to yell for help is the most powerful and emotional scene of any movie
Am I the only one that cried the first 2 or 3 times I watched this?
I still cry
me also
Hayden Minton me too :(
Hayden Minton i cried always when i watch this
every damn time bro
The scene with the real guy and his wife on the couch replacing franco family as he gets out the pool
Pure creative genius
Literally my favourite movie because of this scene, him yelling "I need help" always brings me to tears. This movie just goes to show that the will to live, is the strongest will ever.
That little smile he gives off seeing the rock paintings is so heart-warming. He was just so incredibly happy deep down that he had gotten out of what was surely meant to be his final resting place. Just to see anything but those canyon walls again would have been such an incredible feeling for Aron. Such an incredible story.
The combination of the music hitting at 4:10 and seeing the second couple running over is the part that always gets the tears going for me. Just thee fact that they’re already running towards him makes me imagine that, a minute earlier, the mom and son ran into them and told them “a guy needs help,” and they sprung into action. The whole sequence starting from “I need help” through the helicopter arriving is like some sort of relay for life with everybody taking turns and doing their part to save a dying man. Beautiful.
watched this scene so many times. love sigur ros. such an underrated band
thatswhatsup0493 I wouldn't say they're underrated at all. They've been around since the 90s and don't tour much in the US until recently. Hopefully you'll get to see them :)
the next im from vancouver, canada :)
yes id love to see them one day!
thatswhatsup0493 proud fan of sigur ros here. This track introduced me to them and man.. life has never been the same again. I have watched them live twice till now and they are just awesome
same here dude.... this was the reason that i started listening to them.. last week i saw them live in buenos aires... best night ever..
Just started listening because of this as well. Didn't know there was much in the same genre as Ulrich Schauss. Beautiful
If it wasn’t for this scene, I wouldn’t know Sigur Ros. Forever grateful for this
I cry every time I watch this scene…. The kindness of strangers is so powerful
Saw this movie a few weeks ago. I almost cried at this scene..
That was my case.
Almost??
Besides a perfect movie & ending this was probably the first piece of music that influenced me so much that I kept digging for years about what kind of music it was & what was so intriguing about it. ❤️ to sigur rós & post-rock music they make. I'm glad there are more of us who liked this art.
I was so happy for him that he made it. I cried to myself in the theater when this came out . I can relate to this as a runner, meaning I had went out for a long run in the mountains and was listening to my iPod and just realized how far out I was without water and the temperature rose higher . I was dehydrated and was was thinking what to do , I would never make it back, too far out , so I prayed to God for help . I walked as far as I could go and looked around and saw a water trough for cows and a pipe with running water coming out . I stumbled to it and let me tell you water never tasted so good and refreshing . The first thing I did was thank God and made it back .
Thank you for this story. Glad it worked out. Next time take more precautions.
This movie makes me cry, the ending is brutal, the music is incredible, whatever happens to us you have to be strong and continue forward, always forward, always strong
This scene gets me everyt time. When the family sees him and immediately starts running to him, when they see a man covered in blood and the father instinctively protects his son while still wanting to help. This scene is everything human.
It's such an incredible scene to be able to turn a moment of horror and trauma like this into something heroic and triumphant. The movie shows that he thought he could do everything all on his own because he was a "big hard hero", so when he encounters the family and learns to ask for help it is heartwarming rather than scary.
I can’t imagine the pain Aron Ralston went through. What a brave man to go through all of that pain.
This is how my grandpa got to school everyday
That part. Exactly that part right there “No, I got to keep going.”
That’s exactly the kind of mindset we all need ❤️
he actually got stomach worms from that water
nobushi raider after surviving in his piss its the best water he ever tasted
He will be given post prpphylactic drugs for that
I think bacterial infection to his broken arm, than stomach worm
Is worth it though if it gives him more time to get out of their. The diseases and stuff from the water won't instantly begin.
What's worse? Stomach worms? or death?
One of the best pieces of cinema since the opening 5 minutes of Saving Private Ryan for me personally.
Thats some dirty ass water
Still better than piss
if u were in his situation, you would probably do the same
I would drink the shit out that water
it's better than piss i guess.......
Immune system: *you underestimate my power*
3:09 goosebumps
This last part is pure gold and sends goosebumps every time I watch!
I haven't seen the whole movie, I just like watching this scene. Humans helping humans always brings tears to my eyes.
I absolutely love this movie. It has gotten me through my darkest moments. I'm still rocking If I Rise by A. R. Rahman 12 yrs later. God bless you Aron Ralston!
The music adds thrill to the scene
I remembered in an interviewed with the real Aron Ralston years ago. He said when he reach the muddy puddle after he got free to drink the water he saw a dead Raven in the puddle. Possibly the same Raven that have been flying around the canyon tormenting him. Ravens are a symbol of death. He believed it was a sign of him cheating death & it was not him that died but the bird instead. It was pretty cool the movie should have added that into the scene.
This scene is satisfying not just for the rescue bit for the fact that he finally quenches his thirst. Hell everytime I am thirsty I watch this scene
This movie always made me cry and i didn't know why. Depression is the rock in my life. Let's go i can do it
Thanks 127 hours for introducing me to Sigur Ros!
Almost cried when he started to scream for help, the music and the way this was all shot made it that much more amazing
When the family starts running towards him. Goosebumps.
this scene made me cry :'(
Firza Syahreza where are you from?
Goku stronger than Hulk From my house
Wow. Talk about moving.
If those hikers hadnt have turned around when they did, Aron Ralston wouldnt have existed to this day. That family saved Aron Ralston from death.
Unbelievable story, not sure how many of us would be made of same courage of Aron. True story of survival against the odds
I love the Dutch family ❤ Thank you for helping our hero 🙏
No other band than Sigur Ros could have done this.
This movie makes us appreciate and be grateful about our lives !
powerful music with perfect ending scene enough to make u cry.... loved the movie
i just rewatched this movie for the first time and years and this scene had me sobbing😭
4:46 i always remember this soundtrack when i'm facing something bad in my life !!!!!
That cord progression was just perfect for this scene. Made u feel alive. I had to learn it straight away
so so happy for him to be alive :) ;) ;) :)
Puts me into tears again…. What a nice ending…what a beautiful story and a song
This movie is unbelievably well-done.
I drank 10 bottles of water while watching the movie.
Such a powerful scene. Saw this movie years ago and this still gave me shivers
this scene always brings tears of joy, Aron finally got rescued all the pain and misery is finally over.
although could you imagine the ptsd this guy must have? 😱
This motivates me, what a beutiful movie
His story was in my homework I cried after watching this video....He should be awarded the bravest man on earth
When I feel emotionally exhausted, I stop for a moment, play this song, close my eyes and think. I imagine what things I want to accomplish in my life, as clear and as vivid as possible, no matter how unlikely. Start slow, imagine a week, two weeks, a month, conversations you'd want, goals you're chasing, all key moments. Then as the song ramps up, take your imagination up a notch. Imagine your future wife. Your future home. Success at work. Adventures in other countries. Anything.
I promise, it feels so breathtaking, and almost immediately after I do it, I feel re-energized and set to accomplish what I needed to do for the day - because I saw the goals that I wanted to achieve.
Great comment John
Wow. I remember seeing this movie 10 years ago and how this scene with its incredible music had enthralled me. For some reason, I had totally forgotten about it!
I was reminded of it through another TH-cam video and I immediately looked it up and landed on this video. It was goosebump city! So powerful, so emotional. A truly otherworldly experience.
when my dad bought me a computer i watch that movie then when hi is died :''( i watch that movie everytime i want to remember my dad i watch this video.
When he died*
@H.R Wells Thank you and fuck you for this. I thank you because some people would actually like this. Fuck you because I didn’t need it
It’s a touching tribute to a dead man (fake or not) and it really didn’t do anything for me when I expected someone saying aww and instead I see a correction
@@kaylons lol
@@kaylons Thank u man i dont actually care about you or ur reply im just looking forward so ur reply doesn't actually hit my feelings anymore
Then fu, it was just a correction, jesus