THE WICKER MAN: THE FINAL CUT - Sergeant Howie Meets Lord Summerisle - Film Clip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Four decades after its 1973 cinema release, the unique British cult classic The Wicker Man still holds an enduring fascination for audiences all over the world. In this 40th anniversary edition, the film is presented as The Final Cut, a version which has never before been restored and never before been seen in UK cinemas. Approved by director Robin Hardy, The Final Cut is the finest and most complete version of The Wicker Man. This 40th anniversary edition is every Wicker Man fan’s perfect ending to a much mythicised search for the most complete version of the film. Having left no stone unturned in the search for the original film materials, the ghosts have now been laid to rest, as we can finally and happily confirm, that this is The Final Cut.
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You'd never think Edward Woodward wasn't Scottish.
I always thought the piano bit Lord Summerisle plays is very significant foreshadowing/symbolism -- He plunks out the first few notes simply, like he barely knows how to play, then the final note is this really complex, sophisticated, jazzy chord. Shows the island has a lot more going on under the surface than Sgt. Howie realizes.
Oooh, I love this. Good spot.
Lee is such a charming villain in this film.
If I was standing before lord summerisle and it looked like Christopher Lee that smile towering in height and a sinister smile, I'd try get back to my Cessna plane and out of There , Howie should realize he's the only Pakistani on that island and in the minority
Technically he isn’t a villain, he truly believes in what he’s doing is for the best. Also they gave the Sargent tons of chances to be saved from being sacrificed, but due to the Sargents faith he ended up being perfect for their ritual.
It’s just a tragedy for everyone because they deluded themselves into thinking any of their gods would save them.
@@masterzombie161Lol, he's totally the villain because in the end he still sacrifices a human, regardless if he actually gave opportunities for the sergeant to flee. Also believing into something doesn't suddenly make you stop being a villain, otherwise 80% of comic book villains wouldn't actually be villains, don't you think that Thanos actually believed in what he pursued? He sacrificed half of the universe to "help" it.
"but, they... are naked!" Can't help it.😂😂😂
@Mr Creosote probably the best line in the whole movie, the entire island just gaslights this man for an hour and half making this movie one of the coolest and funniest
"Naturally! It's much too dangerous to jump through the fire with your clothes on"
While it's funny that he makes it sound like the reason is so obvious, it also reminds me how Alice in Wonderland keeps bumping into characters who act as if she's the stupid or mad one for not realising things that are obvious to them, and emphasises that Howie is totally out of his depth here.
'Singed minge' being a constant complaint amongst the female youth of Summerisle.
Unfortunately it cuts out just before this absolute belter of a line, when Howie asks if the young people are taught anything of Jesus:
“Himself the son of a virgin… impregnated, I believe, by a ghost. Do sit down, Sergeant. Shocks are so much better absorbed with the knees bent.”
Such a great film
So much more to life than we could ever know.
Christopher packs a big punch, with sgt Howie.
This is way better than the 2006 shit remake.
100% right !!
The 2006 remake teaches an important lesson of the value of men to some people.
That’s smile at 01:08 😊
I remember the first time I saw this film, the performances are unbelievably good. Edward Woodward is superb, but Sir Christopher Lee is phenomenal as Lord Summerisle. I loved how his Lordship was courteous and affable for the most part, while Sergeant Neil Howie is anything but, to the point his inner demons were bubbling nicely to the surface. For much of the film, I wondered if what was happening onscreen was actually happening or it was Sergeant Howie’s latent paranoia getting the better of him…
Love the little piano but he plays
Scariest thing ever: Sir Christopher Lee's wig 😳😳
Saruman the gorgeous
@@DerekWong967 😆😆😆😆😆
Is this scene only in the Final Cut? I’ve been wanting to buy this movie but I want the final cut but can’t get it for my country... does anyone know what scenes are not in the original movie?
Can u not buy online from a different country?
The "gently Johnny" scene is not in the original movie and is Robin Hardy's (the director's) biggest reason for creating the final cut. There's also a orgy Howie spots whilst out walking and when going from house to house during his investigation a naked girl in a bath. The "director's cut" of the movie has even more scenes than the final cut, scenes in England before going to Summerisle of Howie in church, getting the Rowan Morrison case etc,
Is it just me or is the way Lord Summerisle looks at Sergeant Howie super creepy? He barely blinks in this entire scene.
Like predator hunting prey.
No Sir it does not refresh me 🤣🤣🤣
Chris, Howie is my last name. Is that how we Ayrshire folk sound?
That is how you must learn to sound.
how could an englishman be the leader of these scottish folk?
In normal terms probably not but we are talking Christopher Lee here, the man had undeniable presence, intelligence and charm.
@@alexanderhendry5819 Nice touch with the personal insult.
@@alexanderhendry5819 Tell me why you are a troll?
@@AmbersKnight He sure did, but these isolated people on an island are usually suspicious of outsiders.
How do you know he is English? Could be educated in England.
Proud to be a Kelt. 100 percent. Family tree and DNA.
Shut up.
Celt.
@@specialunit0428 potato potatoe
@@lensflare8488 what's your problem? Are you jealous because your protons aren't keltic?
@@re1978 Yes, that it's. It's just so hard to make thru each day with my non-keltic, ainchant rowman protons
I love how an English police man never looked up the history of great Britain and the celtic culture before roman invaded it.
Parthenogenesis!
Whot?!
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