The talented mr. Ripley - best scene - Key to the basement.
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- In my opinion the most profound scene of the amazing movie The talented mr. Ripley. Portraying the unbearable lightness of being. The unbearable weight of love.
The music is Vivaldi's "Stabat Mater". - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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The saddest part is had Tom met Peter under any other circumstances he would never have had to spend a single second pretending to be anyone else. Peter was so pure that he would've loved him for the penniless piano tuner that he was. There's no doubt they would've been completely happy together.
I'd like to think so too, but Tom was a pathological liar and master manipulator long before he met Dickie. Sociopaths aren't born overnight and Tom would've definitely brought the same baggage to his relationship with Peter.
I really liked how patient Peter was. He knew there were things Tom didn’t want to ever talk about but he never pressured him about it. In a weird way he just accepted the version of Tom he knows.
Gay Chase he loved tom for who tom was and not what he pretended to be for wealth and crime. He'd never been accepted before as himself only his fake impersonation of others
He understood, as a gay bro, that it's not easy to come out of the closet.
@@dannnsss8034 BYE
and how did he end up
Love is finding perfection in an imperfect person.
Even Matt Damon himself said this is one of his favorite movies of all time. The heart in this movie is almost too good for words.
Florence You know that he is playing a narcissistic psychopath right? There is no heart in this movie... the folks in the comments here are definitely packing some psychological issues if they don’t know the premise behind this movie. Good movie though no doubt!
C H You'd have to be blind and deaf to not understand the premise. I believe what OP referred to when he mentioned the heart of the movie, and by extension Damon's opinion, was the overall performances of the actors and well written story not necessarily Ripley's character. cheers :)
Its such a masterpiece
This movie was so surreal and gave that feeling of isolation or claustrophobia.
Well said 🕊🍃🙏🏼absolutely true
Peter was so gentle and tender. What would one ask for more when he could have Peter.
Yuen Leung I totally agree😍😍😍
Yuen Leung too bad he killed him
Yuen Leung so true. But not when you're a psychopath. The brain is totally off at that point.
Oh, I don't know, a woman?
So true!
The beauty in the movie is all down to Peter and illustrated wonderfully by the music. He's pure in the way he relates to others, artless and innocent and unable to see the bad in others, not Tom's greed, deception and violence, Dickie's flightiness and selfishness, Freddy's nastiness or any of their snobbery. To me he seems like the only genuine person in the film and his kind trustfulness leads to his death
Perfect.
Truly tragic
When You have Peter, You shouldn't ask for more...
Jack davenport was so dreamy gourgous in this movie
Man I had a crush on him even in Pirates of the Caribbean, almost fainted when I saw him in this movie
@@voxxbg380 me toooo!! 😍
I have been in love with him since pirates of the Caribbean, this man is so sweet and handsome, Plus, he has a very pretty voice and his eyes! His eyes are beautiful
Peter didnt deserve to get killed by the person he loved..it just breaks my heart ..they really were perfect for each other😔
I still think Peter deserved better than Tom since Tom was still a murderer
Damn that Meredith. Being on the same boat at the end.
I love this scene so much. Damon's sophistication, Peter's British accent, and the subtle, romantic scene under the background music Stabat Mater Dolorosa... Love it!!!
I agree so much with you!
One beautiful scene of unguarded openness scene... Ripley had finally found someone he can be himself without pretending to be... Someone who is not afraid by his vulnerability... Both actors are exquisite... Raw emotions, so beautiful and delicate that it hurts
Didier Bizimana thanks for the comment. I just realised it didn’t have to be about him being gay. It may have been about what you wrote-about being sensitive person.
I agree!
He didnt have to kill him. Im mad
Agree
*Ripley was a psychopath. He wanted what he wanted without regard for others. He hated himself but he had no love for others*
And Peter was freakingly handsome.
Jack Davenport is such a cutie!!!! *___* I could watch his face forever...
I was in love with Dickie in the first half of the movie. But when Peter entered I was dumbfounded I swear I'd never seen a man more beautiful than him. He outshone everyone and everything.
I fell in love with this character at first sight❤❤❤
Same, Jude Law and Jack Davenport, both gorgeous british actors😍
What I love about this movie is the amount of depth they put into these characters(Dickie, Peter) knowing that they would be killing them off. They put us on this roller coaster of emotional suspense with Ripley to a point where we too, like him, wished for a moment of salvation, someone to love us and to confide in with all these regrets and the guilts that come with them.
To hand over the keys to the basement.
They managed to make these characters so lovable to a point where we too became obsessed with them, and in the end not only did we feel the pain of our own loss, but we felt Ripley's.
Exquisite scene. Poor Tom. He meets the love of his life at the wrong time. Peter loved him and was a good person. He treated Tom well, unlike Dickie. His one chance to love and be loved, but the ghosts of Tom’s misdeeds haunted him. If he had tried to confide, what would Peter have done? If Tom had turned himself in, I still believe Peter would have loved him and found a way, some way, to try to come close to forgiving Tom. Heartbreaking scene.
Yes, if he had only met Peter instead of Dickie, his life could have been so much better. Peter would have been fantastic in helping him, and Tom as you know is a "Quick Study", yet it was for the wrong reasons as we see with Dickie, Marge and even Peter. Another person who was wonderful in a Movie was James McCardle who played Thomas March in Man In An Orange Shirt. (2017). Also Peter's Flat/Apartment is so beautiful. He has everything organized to a T.
I rewatched this film after twenty years and my goodness that ending hurts. Tom was too broken to embrace his identity (sexuality as well) and preferred hiding in his webs of lies. I wonder what Tom's backstory was and how the sociopathy took roots in his childhood/adolescence? In any case, Peter deserved a rich life and a loving partner, not a horrific ending that makes you want to burst out crying every time you think of It.
Quite frankly, was disgusted by Ripley. Not at all for his sexuality, as he was well-aware of that. But for his selfishness and lack of character. So utterly engulfed by his perception of wealth that he would kill, twice, to keep his daydream going.
thrice @@MNBluestater
Definitely the most profound scene and I especially appreciate how Tom Ripley's playing morphs into the full orchestrated version in the next scene which coincides wonderfully.
Wow I actually hadn't noticed that !! That's amazing
Also I love how Tom plays the piano in this movie. Throughout, opera and classical music are things he normally only plays in New York or later in Italy when no one is there to see him play his game. So for him to play it in front of Peter shows how he can be himself with him. But he is also unable to truly let go when Peter plays a more jovial tune, returning to his melancholy, because he can’t resolve the difference between who he is and who he wants to be seen to be, and what he’s done to continue living his lie.
They could have been so happy, if only...
This movie is so great but also depressing
I can't think of anyone who would be able to play Peter as wonderfully as Jack Davenport did. He's so charming and has the kindest eyes.
lowkey Matt Damon looks like Leornardo Dicaprio
he was considered for Spiderman
it's Matt's favourite movie of his own too!
Dicaprio looks too much like Jude Law (Dickie) tbh
yea no
i l i k e y o u r p f p
jack davenport and matt damon shold really kisses 💋💋
that is also my most favorite scene of this amazing film.
HE SHOULDN'T HAVE KILLED PETER!!!
THEY SHOULD BE TOGETHERRR!!!
GOD MY HEARTTTTTT :""""
WHYYYYYYYYYYYY
I just watched the movie. I feel disturbed by the ending :((
Avash Bhattarai wait wut
Because 90s movie portrayed homosexuality as a mental problem and usually pitted them as villains. If you notice, there's no happy ending for gay people in movies during the 90s. It's usually a sob story for them. They never get a happy ending. Hollywood did this because the majority of people then didn't want to see gay people have a happy ending. I watched a documentary about it. It's pretty good.
@@eden20111 can you send the documentary plz
@@eden20111 which documentary?
That angelic voice of the young kid
I know who the boy was who sang that solo. He sang in the same choir I sang in in Britain. The Italian boy in the film was miming to the previously recorded track.
03:07
Peter knows in the deep of his heart that have conquered Tom's heart, and his joy is traveling from his face to the heavens.
A clear, pure, crystalline moment .
Run, Peter. Run.
If you pay attention to the lighting, it seems that Ripleys face is mostly half dark, half light maybe suggesting two sides of Ripley. When he's at his most vulnerable his whole face is lit but as soon as he can't get the words out of his mouth, he seeps back in to being two faced.
Does anyone know if Peter is also rich upperclass? I assume so because he's hanging out in Dickie's extended circle. It makes me think if Tom met Peter first, he never had to suffer through trying to find validation through Dickie and the whole murder spree he found himself in. He could've just partnered up with someone who's also rich and high status, and who actually loves him as Tom.
Yes that's exactly what this scene is trying to say. He also would not have had to hide his homosexuality
Young Jack Davenport looks like chris evans and timothee chalamets love child
JESUS CHRIST when that young talented boy starts singing at 2.30 my eyes tear up! BEAUTIFUL & BRILLIANT!
Richie Daniel it's Simone Empler ☺
Thanks for info MJTat :-D Bless Simone´s gifted heart.
Np 😉
Yes Vivaldi's Stabat Mater is about Jesus Christ! It's a shame many only come across these beautiful works through movies. There's so much gorgeous church music which has been written down the ages which can still be appreciated now
Brilliant.really...
Old joke, but still a better love story than Twilight.
😂😂
The only legend in Twilight is that joke. Peace. ✌🏽
Definitely a tragic love story.
ughhh I ship them so hard
On the ship is where Tom murdered Peter.
i am 100% of the belief that peter DiD NOT HAVE TO DIE. if tom had told him meredith thought he was dickie because he tricked her when she first met him on the boat he would have been completely fine with it and they could have lived happily ever after i guess
Millie Hill absolutely!
if only Tom hadn't lied to Merideth in the airport and said he was Dickie Greenleaf and travelling under his mom's name which is apparently Ripley, if only he said he were Tom since the first moment they met, I mean, I'm devastated.
@@unknownuser8338 Ugh I agree...
He couldn't take the risk.
the Call Me by His Name piano scene of the 20th century
😅😅😅😅😅😅🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍
This is fucking heartbreaking. Tom gave away the last opportunity to get loved as a 'Tom'.
I can't be the only one thinking that jack davenport/peter smith-kingsley looak like chris evans
No, there are a lot of people who think so including myself
I honest to god thought it was Chris Evans until I saw the comment section XD
Chris Evans and even more Dan Stevens
Ikr I had to go look up the cast cause I was so sure he was Chris
The tragedy is that Peter knew him as Tom Ripley, his real self! And yet Tom needed to live as Dickie, which would have never worked with a relationship with Peter.
He wasn’t even named Tom Ripley. That was just another identity he stole. We have no idea how many identities he has stolen. Or even people he killed.
Stabart Mater is one of the most amazing music choices for a movie scene. The first notes immediately bring sadness. 👏😢 Dvorák genius.
This movie.. is a masterpiece!
Matt Damon is a legend..
Everything is perfect why does Meredith have to ruin everything 😭
Meredith was meant to be there in order for such tragedy to happen.
I believe Tom did love Peter but at the end of the day, it's his selfishness and cowardice that killed his last chance of happiness.
Felt so sorry for Peter.......😟
Agreed! Just watched this movie last night for the first time in over a year and Tom just made his own grave to finally being a real somebody to somebody with all of his lies not to mention murder.
+IMMA -- sometimes people in a position of power are pathological liars. And no matter how many keys they are given they just keep the lies coming. And coming. And coming.
It wasn't merideth, though I blamed her too at first. It was the fact that Tom lied
Let's blame Meredith and not Tom,the psychopathic,murderous asshole.
Prachtige, gevoelige en romantische scène, heerlijk die verliefde gezichten!
Matt Damon plays such a good closeted gay
I read an article where Tom Ripley was compared to Hannibal Lecter, and apparently in the book he was nothing but a cold blooded killer with no remorse or regrets but I can't see Tom Ripley in this movie as someone who has no empathy or love for anyone, or no regrets of what he's done. Sure, he doesn't love, he gets obsessed but I just can't believe that he didn't care about peter. Obviously he wishes he never started killing. He is a cold blood murderer and a bad person but i can't help but pity him a little bit.
...which is the genius of the author, Patricia Highsmith. In the original novel, she portrays Tom Ripley as a much colder, more devious killer whose greatest fear is that he might have to return to being ‘the old Tom Ripley’. He basically kills his way out of this problem and yet the author manages to make the reader ‘root’ for Tom. In the novel, Peter Smith Kingsley is not a significant character - and whilst his name is mentioned - is certainly not murdered. Meredith does not feature at all. But the plot for the screen adaptation is pure genius. I love film and novel separately but entirely on their own merits.
@@jimcarter8034 The way you described them,it sounds like the book has more...neatness to it. The love between Peter and Tom was beautiful in this but it's a bit idiotic if you think about it. It's kinda unconvincing and somewhat random. And Meredith's obsession with Tom isn't authentic either. Not hating on the movie- I love this movie- but the novel sounds more straightforward and realistic.
@@tiaaaron3278 The novel is definitely worth reading, if only to see what inspired the filmmakers and to contrast the two versions of the story. It's interesting how they tweaked some things (like making Dickie an amateur jazz trumpeter, rather than an amateur painter), and how Damon and Minghella illuminated the motivations of Tom Ripley. In the novel Tom is really just a sociopath... he wants the good life and he'll do whatever, screw/screw over whoever to get it. In the film he's actually a damaged, weak, relatable human being... a man who is so afraid of being "ordinary" (bland, forgettable) that he'll create an entirely fictitious life for himself to avoid that fate... and do anything, no matter how terrible to defend that fake life.
Well we can clearly hear Tom crying and wailling, while strangling Peter. I think he loved him
At least Hannibal didn't murder Clarice, and she was with the FBI 🤷♀️
How much beautiful scene...
It's a fascinating scene. While Peter is talking about being a gay man in the 1950's, Tom is dealing with his crimes and secrets. They find a connection, but are not talking on the same level.
What a masterpiece and peterrr😍😍
To me, the movie is about how little control we have over our lives, almost as if there is no free will.
Look - Tom had to do it all just cause he borrowed the jacket. He wanted to be someone, he wanted to be important, respected. Then the rest of lies and the terrific situations he found himself in were caused by him trying to avoid punishment, trying to survive (which is a natural human instinct, perfectly normal). The thing is, this movie shows how literally everyone could easily become a murderer, somebody perceived as 'evil'. It's just a matter of coincidence. Yet Tom, a man who killed 3 people, is still portrayed as a human. He has emotions, he clearly regrets everything he's done. There is no 'good' or 'evil', people use these terms to put a label on certain actions, but in reality every action is made under special circumstances. Tom's story is tragic, he is forced to kill the only person who truly loved him, his key to happiness. And throughout the movie, he really has no choice but to make these horrible things.
What Tom really needs is a high strength enema to flush out all that bad stuff that he's built up.v
RIP to the best girl silvana
I don’t know if this is the best scene, but it’s certainly the saddest.
i wished this couple fall in love each other💔
haunting.
I'll never be satisfied in life knowing I'll never be a part of this film.
Damn we have to wait another year for Eren to get to the basement!
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wrong video dude
lmao someone been watching attack on titan much
LmaOOO
We stan Peter
Tom was basically warning Peter who he was - describing the scary basement of a murderous psychopath. And Peter was going end up in that basement with Dickie and Freddy. He couldn’t toss him the key but Tom was going to throw him in there and lock the door behind him and continue to stay away from that basement until he threw another body in there.
They had this cute chemistry together. 😍The piano piece had me awed. Anybody knows what it's called?
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Stabat Mater by Antonio Vivaldi
ClemensZwei thank you!😊
"If I could take a giant eraser and rub out everything, starting with myself." Almost sounds like Tom was becoming suicidal.
that subtext tho
Svvet Lana sub? it’s all right out in the open
Peter's gagging for it at 3:04
Just kiss already
When he When he talked about the Key To The Basement, it kind of reminded me of Petals On The Wind by VC Andrews which was the Sequel to Flowers In the Attic. W hen Cathy went back into the Attic 12 Years after escaping with her Brother Chris and her Sister Carrie whose Twin Brother Corey died, she couldn't' believe that it was the way it was when they left. Nothing was touched, not even the Cryptic Message that Cathy Wrote "We Lived In The Attic Christopher Corey Carrie & ME, Now There Are Only Three". When she asked her Stepfather/Lover Bart Winslow did he ever go into the Attic, he said No if you've seen one youve seen them all. He even explained it was locked up so there was no way for him to go into, and he had no interest. He admitted it was a house with alot of strange incidents, from hearing Ballet Music to a Girl Kissing him, when he found out the truth later on the Night Of The Foxworth Xmas Ball which is Virginia's Society Event, to say he was horrified and mortified was an understatement.
beauty couple
This is an amazing and very profound moment in this fabulous film - one of my all time favourite films perfectly accompanied by the scenery and music - all adding up to the conclusion how fragile life is. Fleeting joyful moments , and then much longer moments of confusion and regret. A momentary bad choice flipping everything one like life on its head, and a significant knock on effect to others around. I love the way all the characters in this film are multi layered leaving us as the viewers pondering the why's and wherefores of the decisions and life choices made . Such a shame the director minghella left us so early. This film and the English Patient - also directed by him are certainly in top 5 fav movies of all time and I'm certain we would have got to enjoy many many jewels from him. Two very rare exceptions in both cases - the films were better than the books once treated to Minghellas golden touch
He loved Peter but he killed him anyway
Una escena reveladora y profunda, espectacularmente dirigida. Una película que es una obra maestra. El stabat mater redondea la escena. Gracias
Don't you just take the past and put it in a room in the basement and lock the door and never go in there? That’s what I do.
J A C K D A V E N P O R T
my love.... 🌹
Beautiful piano
3:05 he's gagging for it in C Minor!
يا بخت من عثر على الحب والواقعون بالحب والمحبين والمحبوبون ...
I need someone like Peter in my life🥺 The love he gives is so beautiful that I fell in love with him while watching it ❤️❤️
He wanted to toss him the keys..
I watched and I haven't seen like this before. I'm still waiting for kisses but Peter was killed...
Poor Marge. Lost her man, then her best friend
Stabat Mater Vivaldi
Does anyone know the name of the piece he's playing? It's so hauntingly beautiful
Vivaldi - Stabat Mater
Good one. Subbed.
why he have to kill peter😭😭😭
Because he had been "discovered" on board that ferry by Meredith, who only knew him as Dickie Greenleaf. And because Ripley was so damaged psychologically that he couldn't allow himself to be loved as just himself.... Remember how he keeps saying: "I always thought it was better to be a fake somebody than to be a real nobody."
Peter has already made his feelings about murder clear. How could someone just wake up every morning and go on with life knowing they'd killed someone? I think Tom knew their love would come to an end if he confessed the truth to Peter. I doubt Peter would've coped with the truth about Tom and he definitely would've done the right thing and gone to the police. Tom would've felt he had no choice but to kill Peter to protect himself.
@@YoungbloodGHe was sick and evil.
@@carsonc6659 "Sick" possibly, depending on how you define it. "Evil"? Probably not... He was defending his fictitious life, and he was trapped between reality and that fiction. If he hadn't run into Meredith on that ferry trip, he probably would have gone on to a real relationship with Peter... maybe even eventually confessed what he'd done... given him that "key to the basement door".
@@grantyoungblood7895 a monster. mean as one can possibly be.
What’s the song that Ripley is playing at the start
Vivaldi- Stabat Mater
what is the piano piece called?
Does anybody know the name of the song?
*Commodore Norrington is soooo cute 🥂✨🤌🏼 in the British way ofc* 🇬🇧💂🏻
Brilliant scene
whats the name of this music piece ?
It's Stabat Mater by Vivaldi.
I wish I could find the piano arrangement of Vivaldi used here - maybe arranged just for this film
I am looking for it
What's this piano song called
stabat mater dolorosa?
Edit: whoops. I recognized it from the piano. should have watched the whole scene before commenting.
It's not true that no one believes they are a bad person.
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people here apparently don’t think that it could possibly get worse than what happened when tom snuffed out the life of someone who adored him….
WRONG!!!…..
a sociopath like Tom often goes on to get married…HAVE CHILDREN….once expendable….they too will join the body count….
the sociopath doesn’t feel love in the way that a normal person does. their feelings for others are at best superficial and only extend to how those people benefit their lives. even their children are dispensable.
Amen
What is the first piece?
When he said „someone special“ did he mean Peter? Sorry, I haven’t watched the movie yet pls tell me ✨
Still waiting
It wasn't clearly explained but I think you're right, Peter is special for Tom
for sure
Great couple
Why does the sheet music not exist for thos !!!!
What a music does he play?
It’s honestly crazy.. Andrew Cunanan was the REAL talented Mr. Ripley. It’s uncanny.
In what accent does Peter talk? Any specific one? I can hardly understand what he's saying half of the time
Peter, love of my life… 😭