GOD OF WAR RARE BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE FOR BLADES OF CHAOS SCENE FT CHRISTOPHER JUDGE *EMOTIONAL*
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- GOD OF WAR RARE BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE OF BLADES OF CHAOS SCENE FT CHRISTOPHER JUDGE EMOTIONAL
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Holy crap he was actually crying. Everyone involved in this game did amazing. This wasn't carried by just one person EVERYONE earned that GOTY award.
Thats why the game is almost perfect
Marco Reyes almost?
GOTY: God Of The Year
@@marcor903 cool name lol
@@davinky459 jajajajaja same¡
I wish they used this “I know” I mean he was reliving his whole past and killing his wife and daughter just by putting the blades back on
Same, wish they'd kept the singular tear as well.
In the book hes reliving the memories of literally everyone hes killed. He could literally hear theirs screams as he put them on.
alphakillson the book 👀 where do you find thaaat
@@bestboii44 Amazon. Its written by cory barlogs dad.
@@clyd1bon woah so kratos really is regretting killing the innocent ?
Chris Judge is an amazing underrated actor. I wish him, Corey, Sunny, Danielle the best for future installments of GOW.
Don't forget Jeremy Davies who was Baldur.
@@chronicler6162 but he died so he won’t be in the next installments...
@@ogvamp2 who knows , Freya can ressurect head/Mimir why she cannot ressurect her son?
@@andisultansyarifaminullah8305 it’s not the same as living. I don’t think she wants to make the same mistake twice.
Indeed.
Straight up one of the best performances in a video game.
Shit... in anything. Voice acting or not. It's one of the greatest performances I've ever seen for a show, movie or game.
Mocap performances are so amazing. Between The Last Of Us series and God Of War, video games are proven to bring out the best actor performances.
I’d say Arthur Morgan is the best performance ever done in a video game, closely followed by Kratos
Agreed
@@RatBoyTriple6ix he actually is. He even won an award for it. In fact, Chris Judge was one of the nominees
"A lot of this performance, for me, is a love letter to my kids an- and it's an apology"
This is literally Kratos...what a perfect person for the role, someone who relates to such an iconic character and grows on such an incredible experience.
TC Carson would be proud
. _.
Apology for what?
1yr ago, yeah it's epoch*
@@SuperAlfern probably wasn't always the best father to his kids at a certain point. Hopefully he forgave himself and is making up for it.
NGL as soon as I seen Christopher judge crying and then delivers that “I know” I started tearing up too. Shit hit me in the feels.
Same
Same :(
Got me as well 😢
Same
Broke my fckn heart man 😂
Dude was born to play this role in this game.
And. He. CRUSHED. IT.
And play tealc
The fact that Kratos is shedding a tear, putting on the blades that caused so much death and damage, to him and everyone around him, is so powerful! Christopher Judge, did an Oscar worthy performance.
The Mo cap actor for Kratos Shad Gaspard just died while saving his son from drowning, he told the lifeguards to prioritize his son’s life. I don’t have enough words to honor this man with
No way wtf
He was a kratos in real life
Link to the story, plz!
They picked the right choice using Shad as Kratos' mo cap. He went the way how the game ended for Kratos too: A father.
He was a wwe super star, part of the cryme tyme tag team
Im a 30 year old guy and this scene when he got back the blades of chaos back. I started crying at how bad ass it was.
@Saul Goodman Woah, you're edgier than the Blades of Chaos themselves! 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
@@thebatman4279
Not really. It's sort of like crying at an orchestra or opera because of how beautiful it is
Holy shit he really DID cry! I admired him since I was a boy, seeing Stargate and his Teal´c character. But this... this is something else, truly special. You are the best Chris!
Cory said he needed a hug after that scene and so Cory did give him a big one.
@@Erricane I cant blame him. Seeing that noble giant in tears would cause a bigger shock in person. Thanks for sharing this, I didnt knew it.
Hate to break it to you but Christopher judge wasn't kratos' voice actor for previous games.
@@dr.dynamite5089 he never said he was…
@@dr.dynamite5089 stfu, no one said anything about that
That tear, that lonesome, singular tear, with a muffled, choking "I know" is heartwrenching. Wish they kept this one, way more emotionnal especially considering he's basically re-living his murderous past with these blades.
Sorry but it just didn’t fit the character
@@gamernation1400 but it does. He lived hell in his past life. Those blades are what killed his first family. Something that still haunts him to this day. So having a choked-up sentence rather than the stoic "I know" that we still got is really in-character.
@@LET4M4RU Nope, he was raised in an extremely brutal environment where showing no weakness was important to surviving. He’s a machine of war, I’m not saying he’s incapable of feeling sadness, but he will never show it much really. That’s just what he was taught.
@@gamernation1400 Have you even played the game? He shows plenty of emotions during the journey. Moreover, he can overcome his sadness by walking towards Athena nonetheless. However he can show this small moment of regret, doubt and just pure sadness by taking back the weapons that murdered his first family. He is more than just a machine of war. He was, before anything, a human being. And he cannot run away from that. From his emotions.
@@LET4M4RU I didn’t say he was incapable of showing emotion, just not extreme weakness.
Oftentimes the biggest guys have the biggest hearts.
Dwayne Johnson
Shaq
Kevin Hart. Kappa.
@@brian332 yeouch
justin bieber
0:50 I like how Athena is just standing there
🧍♀️
@@thisrandomdude2880 lol
Menacingly
Pfft.. same
dude crying in the interview: really emotional
everyone watching: feeling for him
absolutely noone: obnoxious dubstep would be a good outro
Why was he crying
Lavontrez Murray idk bro idk
@@lavontrezmurray5272 well he did say the performance was a love letter/apology for his kids.
@@user-vr8ve6rt9c what happen to his kida
Basically he took on a show as an actor and he missed his kids growing up.. I think it was around 10 years. And his kids resent him for it. He was kinda talking about during the documentary. But yeah he was just reliving him betraying his kids and having them grow up without him.
"Yes. But I am your monster no longer."
It's like that one meme
"I know**, but i am your monster no longer"
"I know". That... that right there is an amazing piece of acting. His voice breaking. The long pause, waiting for a response. That is why I love gaming. You can actually feel the emotion and the thoughts going through Kratos head while that is happening.
That "I know", said as someone that remembered everything he did. All his mistakes... al the death and suffering caused by those damned blades. Knowing the fact that the only way he can fix this is going back to the darkness... never being able to flee from it.
This actually wasn't acting per say. Judge didn't fully understand Kratos' history at this point of the production. He was actually getting emotional from the words of Athena's voice actor which described faults he made in his own past.
he's crying 1:37
"Close your heart to it"
Damn....
Damn
Damn
That’s a true actor, when you can enhance your performance drawing from your authentic self to connect to the character
When he said it was an apology for his kids, at that moment that man needed somebody to hug and let out his emotions he's holding back a great deal!!!
I know! I wanted to reach through time and the screen to give him a hug and let him know that if he even gives a tenth of whatever he leaves on the stage acting to his children, he'd be just an amazing father.
I love that you can see what he's holding back. There's a lot of trauma and complexity, a lot of love for his kids, a lot of stuff he can probably never express to other people. It's really poignant. I bet he's a phenomenal father because of whatever he's agonizing about.
When you’re this passionate and connected to what you do, you are the best for the job.
They really pulled no punches with this game. It was GOTY the moment it was announced at E3 2016.
So, Teal'c fought all his life to defeat gods and now he is one... for shame, Teal'c...
Without the snakes....
Jaffa KREE Tel Shak!😂
@@khaldrogo1782 well his grandson is a giant snake so not really
@@jkm7983 😮
Finally someone who watched that show!
It is truly admirable how deeply emotionally he delved into this performance. You listen to his voice and then his Kratos voice, and you see how much he has to put on to get there, but then he goes the extra mile, he lets real emotions come through, the full spectrum of sadness, guilt, vulnerability, rage, desperation. It is remarkable what he does with it. He sells the impossible, the toughest, angriest, most badass video game action hero of all time, just frozen and shaking with shame over everything that brought him to this point, everything that made Kratos before, he hates himself for it, he is so ashamed that the thing that terrifies him more than anything in the world, more than any Titan or Dragon or God... Is that his tiny, scrawny, innocent little son will be ashamed of him too. I think perhaps that is what Chris finds so emotional about this, is how he relates to Kratos as a father, this idea, this fear that you aren't who your child thinks you are, that perhaps you're not good enough for them and don't deserve the reverence they have for you that no feeling in the world can compare to, and worse yet the fear that they may never look at you that way again if they got to know you better.
Another scene like that is him telling Atreus he's a god, and after just a few seconds of silence, Kratos desperately looks back, asking for some sort of reaction from him because he can't bear the anticipation, only to be relieved when Atreus takes the news seemingly well. Cory absolutely made the right call in choosing to tell this story, and they got the perfect man for the lead part.
One of the best Kratos reactions in that game. His voice is like a weight just lifted from him, when his kid just asks something as innocent as "can I become a animal?"
The fact that "I know" drew a tear is why this game.was so amazing. That team poured their soul into this game.
This makes me think of that meme template of the two astronauts looking at the earth, but the text would say:
“Wait kratos is black?”
“Always has been”
He is actually half African-American and half Cherokee
Nice coffee
@@pimd6998 the Cherokee part of him explains his impeccable facial bone structure and his awesome hair.
He was crying, You can see tears falling down his face at 1:39
Did they include the tear in the game? I can't really tell, the scene was too dark for me to see it clearly
Travis Cummings I do not think so, Probably because The God of War does not cry.
Holy shit! that's true! 😱
Kratos haves no soul, he can't feel that much emotion
@@MattiasR1 what the are you on about kratos can feel emotions like when he thinks about his dead family.
Seeing this just reminds me just how good the WHOLE game has been from start to finish.
Gripping story, amazing visuals, fantastic combat. What more could you want
I got it for $8 at gamestop a few months ago and after getting through about two thirds of the game I honestly felt like I should have payed more. Absolutely the best story out of any video game I’ve played
@@theraccinblack6813 Hope you've played Ragnarok already, cause the game is straight up fire, especially if you play them back to back.
That "I Know" touched my heart ❤️! This Kratos is really different from the old Kratos!
"I know...." that is a very spartan reply.
That's some serious acting right there....man
In my life i always had a problem dealing with my anger,rage and my ego,i was a boxer,.i was everyday on the gym i was so obsessed with the Spartan "law"and ways..but i was angry towards people for literally nothing and i did some serious damages to a lot of people that i loved...they always said to me that i should ve been more like a monk cause i was just like a warrior...but i in those last six years i ve tried to improve a lot...
And Athena's quote will reamin with me forever cuse she is right,there is no way i can hide what i really am...it does not matter how i ve tried to change,eventually violence will be my ultimate answer...but man i will keep trying...
When you're so about your craft that you feel something for your character in a certain scene speaks volumes about how much love you put into it.
Chris Judge is a fucking goat for putting his heart and soul into this game and it really shows.
For so long, I have been looking for something like this.
What makes this scene and overall game soo good wasnt the action but the story and the emotion put behind it, it's what made these kind of scenes so powerful
Now THAT RIGHT THERE is real acting, you could see the pain and i think thats why the game was so structurally sound in terms of the story arcs of the character's
This man is special. I love his passion for what he does, and he went above and beyond with bringing my favorite franchise back to the forefront of the industry. Incredible work!
Dang that’s why his performance was so good.
This man needs to be on some marvel or dc movie as a main character.Great Acting.
too good to be in a generic superhero movie tbh
The "I know" moment, never fails to get me, it's such a pure, honest, genuine moment for not only Kratos but Christopher Judge himself. Absolutely incredible performance.
Omg... He actually crying on the scene... My reaction is same too...
Absolutely love Christopher Judge. Loved him in Stargate and now one of my favourite voice/game actors. Great performance.
Even in Production u can feel the Theme of Father hood. Cory Barlog a Father the actor of Kratos is a Father. I like this God Of War more than the other installment
Yea the message of the game makes you think. It is about cycles of evil that you can't escape. He is trying to teach his son to be better than himself.
We don't deserve a man like Christopher Judge. His performance was AMAZING throughout the entire game, but seeing this behind the scenes shows just how much he put into this game. The entire GOW team is amazing and we thank you for the story you have given us. Can't wait for the next game
Gosh, this is precious.
I finally got around to playing this game all the way through. The build up to this scene I couldn't blink, but once he lifted up that sheet, the music, the emotion, the acting, oh I could not hold back all kinds of emotion.
Damn, Mr. Judge seems like an interesting guy, and his performance as Kratos was fantastic.
Chris judge is the most perfect man for the role of old and wise kratos. He learn wisely to be a better person and to be a greater father in the game that it highlightened kratos to have genuine emotions throughout the story that it made the game so realistic. I already feel honored just watching the gameplay and i hope this impact the game industry to venture and create new things to bring back the excitement and adventurous feeling when we first played a game.
The fact the interviewer asked if he wanted a minute. Respect
Imagine if Rage of Sparta started playing, I won't have a spine left to have shivers on anymore lol, I anticipate that track dropping in Ragnarök as he's about to wreck some God especially Odin. Holy shit, the fandom will explode
I dont think my neighbours would appreciate the amount of gut wrenching cheering i will be doing if that shit happens 😂😂
When he heard you'll always be a monster. Is what really got him.
I'm sitting here rewatching this clip for the 100th time wondering why no one has edited it back into the game clip
That scene is one of the most epic in video game history. I've watched it dozens of times and I get chills every time.
I remember playing this scene for the first time. I had played every single game of GOW when i was younger so this was just the most epic scene in a video game ever. I still come to rewatch this time to time.
I'm not surprised at all this made him cry. "You will always be a monster." "I know. But I am your monster no more." It is such a deep, powerful, emotional, moving moment. The weight of it, the weight that in some way we all feel, we're all monsters in our own way, some more than others. Knowing that no matter what you do, you will always be a monster, you cannot escape it, it will always be a part of you. But in the second game he reconciles this. He knows he is a monster, Heimdall was right, with his final word, "Monster...". He's horrified at what he did but he still did it, no matter what he does, that monster will always live inside of him. But when he talks to Thor, and Thor is experiencing the same pain and shame and regret that he did in that moment with Athena, KNOWING he's a monster, KNOWING he's done so many evil unredeemable things, and in that moment he becomes who he needed when Athena said that to you. "Don't you know...WHAT I'VE DONE?!" "YES! But what will you do now?" That's what HE needed to hear in that moment, that he will always be a monster, that he can't change the past, but he CAN be better moving forward. He can be a monster, but he doesn't have to be evil. And that's the key. Living with the pain, with the regret, and pushing forward through it and trying every day to keep it under control and to be a better person. Yeah, that would make me cry too.
I keep coming back to this clip. So many years later I still think about it. How it affects me and the times I feel I need to hear him say the words “I Know” really affects me emotionally. Being a fan of God Of War, seeing that tear drop just everything about it. Makes me sad, hurt, angry and regret for the shit mistakes ive done in the past.
Every time Christopher cries in this performance I also do. He's such a handsome man and in the documentary he explains this one further.
When his children were growing up he was always busy with work. God of War made him realize together with Sunny Suljic, what he had missed. Working all the time instead of being a dad to his children. Myself being a father of a 6 years old girl as well that I can barely see due to different circumstances I can totally relate to him.
Esas son las lágrimas más varoniles que haya visto.
Seeing this behind the scenes clip was so powerful, the game is a masterpiece and Christopher Judge's acting was top tier. To get into that mindset like that was incredible, he's a massively underrated actor. I really hope we get many more GoW games with him as Kratos.
Years later I still come back to this behind the scenes amazing. I wish I could see Christopher Judge look at Athena’s voice actor when she says father
Probably my favorite moment in the documentary.
Not many can make people cry without anything sad actually happening. I appreciate all Mr. Judge's hard work and emotional openness.
Christopher Judge is an amazing person and actor. I can't wait to see more of him in future installments and willing a movie
I have a feeling they used a more subtle take for the final product, because it would not really be in Kratos’s character to show his bare emotions in presence of Athena. Or anyone, really. In the final take, you still see all of Christopher Judge’s emotion in Kratos’s eyes.
DraKaleel 18 I never said it was about revenge. But Athena’s presence is a major factor here. Also Kratos was never a person displaying his emotions this heavily.
Robin Anwaldt exactly
This game was more than a game if your a parent nd go through stuff this game hits that hard and shows you no matter what you go through you have to accept it nd move on to be a better you
Wow. Christopher poured his heart out. Really amazing scene. I absolutely love this game.
You had me crying man
The way he said it was heart breaking. That’s real acting.
This scene is great. I think that the acting in the whole game especially this scene is amazing, and after playing Ragnarok I can say that it just gets better.
"A lot of this performance, for me, is a love letter to my kids and an apology"
I think that is a struggle a lot of parents go through, making choices that could make or break your baby's life every single day of its life and knowing that making a mistake is inevitable. I think what Christopher meant to say with that is that it is an apology for any mistakes he has made, and any of the mistakes that have yet to come. I love this guy, he seems like a great person and a good father.
I was about to cry then that outro had me dead af lmao
That " I KNOW " There With Tear Was The Feeling Of Kratos , The Real Kratos , Well Done Mr Judge Well Done 👏🏻👏🏻
Lengdary actor. I grew up watching him in stargate never thought he would do video games. Just made it even better
Amazing actor with an amazing voice
Best actor
0:27
That camera view tho
the efford this man putt in the character im spechless just enjoi the art
As a man this one hit me. That voice that shackles you to your past. Reminds you of your failures. Block it all out keep moving forward.
This scene was my favorite in the game and my favorite moment in the entire generation.
A dad doing WHATEVER IT TAKES to save his child.
God of war
🛡Kartos vs 🔨Thor
Who's wait for this moment
got a teaser at the very end... it's coming.
Pretty sure he's going to die in the next game
Its me studio remix
Who’s Kartos?
Big Feg 😂😂😂😂😂
Amazing game, and performance. 🙌👍
sheesh that jawline and that voice🤯
Great acting great production great everything... iv watched the whole game cinematic/gameplay like a movie.. or rather 3 movies and i feel like i owe these people some money
Damn I know it’s his business but now I wanna know so badly what he was thinking and feeling. I’m sure every parent has the same feeling of wishing they could have been a better father or mother but for Christopher to be so emotional is so moving and touching
He is and has has been one of my favorite actors since Stargate. Sounds like he had some struggles and I hope he and his family got through them intact.
Judge is a great actor through and through. It would be great to see him more on screen.
I got chills watching it
I can see how emotional he got because he knew what it meant putting those blades back on
The performance from everyone, the creativity from everyone, the passion and hard work from everyone delivered such an amazing game and story. A masterpiece in the arts. 10 out of 10. God of War 2018 and Ragnarok definitely top gems🤙🏽
Chris Judge is absolutely amazing, kratos in this new installment is a powerful character full of such emotion. This brought a tear to my eye watching.
This is PASSION. Nbodoy could be a better Kratos.
Dont disrespect my man TC Carson he was just as good a kratos as christopher judge
@@ChrisThePlayer777 I 100% agree mate! Pre beard and post Kratos actors were god tier for sure and equally as good, but they were almost 2 different people due the transformation kratos has undergone in this game
@@ananddullabh I think they are both perfect for the version of kratos they did and i dont think christopher judge would be good as old kratos and viceversa
@@ChrisThePlayer777 couldn't have said it better myself mate. All hail the god of war 🙌 🙏
I just love this dude.
that “i know” is just too good. incredible
The acting in and how they acted in this game was impeccable. Seriously one of the greatest games I’ve ever played. Can’t wait for ragnarock
This scene was my absolute favorite. "I know, but I am your monster no longer"
Dude actually cried for the performance. Mad respect.
I always wondered what went into making a game pretty neat and not what I thought
Perfect casting. I love how both Chris and Kratos have this reluctance to share their past.
Absolutely love this man.