The boy actor in the film was a 15 year-old German, called Oliver Collignon. However, it is not his voice. That was over-dubbed with the voice of an American youth, Mark Lambert. Neither of these young men were included in the film credits which was a bit of a shame, in my opinion.
Mark Lambert, though having a beautiful singing voice, did not look Aryan enough. Oliver, obviously, DID. You can tell that Oliver was not singing since he was not able to emulate the vibrato in his chin that was required.
@@338WinchesterMagnum that's bullshit because not everyone in Germany looked identical to Oliver, as much as Hitler tried, there were plenty of brown haired people as well, sometimes these films exaggerate I swear.
Yamazakura Yamazakura Yeah, didn’t they! Who looked less aryan than Hitler, Himmler, Goebbels, and fat Goering - what a hoax! I lived two years in Germany (50 years ago). and saw damn few ideal Aryans. This was a fantasy, unfortunately the Germans bought into it with disastrous results for Germany and all other peoples.
One of the most chilling and frightening scenes in the history of cinema. It's amazing how they encapsulated the birth of the German radicality in 3 minutes. The most important person is the old man with glasses that seems to know what will happen in the future. ABSOLUTELY CHILLING!
@@michaelf7093 That may be. Though he might just as well represent the German veterans of WW1, who very well know the horrors that lie ahead, should the people be seduced to start another war.
@@Lucef Hitler and the core heads of the Nazi Party were veterans of World War 1, Goering was an ace, it was where they were indoctrinated with the belief that a huge loss of life was worth it if the ends justified the means, that was the way WW1 was fought and was to be the theme of a generation until nations got weary of death and casualties.
@@juliandavies1413 Actually that is incorrect, he was involved in the first battle of Ypres in 1914 where he was awarded the iron cross and promoted for his bravery in dragging a wounded soldier to safety, in 1916 he was injured by Shrapnel after being involved in the 2nd Ypres battle as well as the Somme, in 1918 he was again injured by gas and won the Iron Cross 1st class for capturing a group of French soldiers single handedly. The whole point to learn is when you convince people life is cheap as young men to fight a war like World War 1 don't be surprised when some of those people are tipped over the edge by it and if the time is right become murderous dictators. After all many people suffering PTSD as we now understand it end up with episodes of extreme violence blighting their lives.
such a well acted scene. At first it just seems like a teenager singing a folk song, but as the song progresses that innocence turns to determination and then to outright aggression as more and more of the onlookers join in with the nationalistic fervour.
I always tear up when I watch this because as terrifying that it is, it is beautifully filmed and the images are haunting. Joel Grey just - indescribable
I always tear up when I remember that all of the world’s money supply and national banks are controlled by a small closely related group of banking families that use private banks to print the money and lend it on interest to every country’s treasury.
@@gondor532 The line is in response to an earlier line in the film, in which Helmut Griem's character, Baron Maximilian von Heune, says the Nazis are bad but controllable, and they're useful for keeping the communists down. Communist street violence may have helped the Nazis gain a foothold, but the complacency of conservative aristocrats like von Heune is what enabled them to rise.
The thing about this is that it doesn't technically only appeal to Nazism, the imagery does pretty much. but the song sounds more like a Germanic patriot anthem
It was, but the National Socialists took it and used it for their own purposes, thus bastardizing it for the rest of time. Same with Deutschland uber Alles, they took a song that was originally written to speak of the unity of the German Empire, and they took ti and destroyed its pure meaning.
You're preaching to the choir, STB! ;) I'm a first generation German-American whose Pomeranian mother's family lost everything to the Bloodshirts. I sympathize with the plight of Germany as a result of the fallout from WW1. But the Nazis were poison (even if one can agree with a few of the points they made: every cult has enough truth to it that will attract adherents).
Hitler fought in WW1 and like so many other veterans was ashamed to see that his efforts were wasted. Your "older generation" bullshit doesn't apply. Sincerely, a German-Australian whose family fought in WW2 and fled from Russian pillaging in East Germany.
wize1, I think the older generations with some historical knowledge actually knew AH was wrong and for sure knew that the demographics were not in Germany's favor and that it was likely that they would lose if war was brought on to the nation. The old man was played by Hume Cronyn
@Celtic Phoenix The old man does not like the nazi stereotype of a Jewish person. He could be a Jew but could also be not. I believe that he is not and he is just a non-Jewish German who can see the bloody future that opens up for the country he has built and dought for in the past
The beauty turning into horror! Absolutely brilliant and chilling. It's all here. It's all in the words and in the eyes. This is one of the greatest scenes in Film History.
@@jordanhicks5131 On it's own the song would be. But the fact that the singer is a member of the Hitler Youth suggests this is being sung to encourage a particuarly brutal form of nationalism. This scene is intended to show how appealing and uplifting propaganda.
@@cld244 I dont see it that way, I see people regaining pride in their nation and looking to a sunny warm horizon after the dark and humiliating winter of ww1 and the post war economic crisis. What came later is irrelevant in my opinion, as it hadnt happened yet, these are still happy people not hateful.
I heard that when Liddy was in prison for his Watergate scandal crimes, he would terrorize the other inmates by singing the "Horst Wessel Lied," the official anthem of the Nazi Party.
Goosebumps. I've watched this many, many times and it is truly memorable. Viewed with hindsight it is scary. However the feeling of national pride and togetherness with such hope for the future they share is something else.
When I look at the old gentleman, the one wearing glassed and holding a beer mug, I can’t help to wonder if he saw firsthand, the blood and the mud of trench fighting of WWI.
He's probably too old to have been in the trenches. WWI and WWII weren't that far apart chronologically. He may have lost loved ones, or fought in different wars.
I think he is old enough to see the foolishness the Nazi party, and his own helplessness in the face of these determined but misguided youth, who he can see will destroy the world in their zeal.
@@garypudup2109 Not initially, but it ended up being the case. Initially the NSDAP just wanted to unite all Germans, which was hardly a new political idea. It was nearly a hundred years old, in point of fact. However, they wound up leading the global crusade against Bolshevism.
I don't even know how many times I have watched this scene. Let me explain what it means, by saying out loud what the people were presumably thinking... 0.22' Girl: What a handsome boy... 0.25' Boys: What is this guy singing? 0.42' Adorable old couple: how beautiful used to be our country... 0.49' Man in the hat: I used to sing this song a long time ago, too. 0.51' Blue-eyes girl: There is something in the voice of this boy terribly powerful. What is it that attracts me so much? 0.51' Middle-aged man: I can still remember how proud I once was of my loved Germany. 1.16' Boy: this fellow knows what he is talking about. Let's join him! 1.22' Girl with pigtails: He is right, we need to arise. Let's sing! 1.29' Soldiers: Come on! Our Fühere knows what is doing! We will do anything for Germany. 1.35' Old man: Oh, my God...I think they are doing it again. 1.43' Blue-eyes girl: This is the moment. We need to stand up and fight for what we want!! 1.46' Middle-aged man: We can be greater again! We can arise and win again! We need our pride back! 1.49' Little Nazi militant: This is my future. I will do anything for Germany. 1.53' Woman with the purple hat: At last someone is here to put us all together and sing for our beloved Germany. 2.02' Middle-aged man: This time we will win. This time it's different. This time everything will be different. I am full of strength and confidence again!! 2.14 Little-girl: I don't know anything, but people seem to have a good time, and the song is cute. Let's sing along! 2.20 Old man: Oh boy! Here they come again. How can it be? We have all forgotten what happened the last time? Don't you all remember the deaths, the horrors of wars, the misery...? How can it be? They are doing it all again!! 2.27 Singer boy: So....you know! If you want your country and your pride back again...FOLLOW THE FÜHRER!! 2.35 Mustached guy: It's nothing. Maybe it is only a fashion. Although... and the best of the best of all faces... 2.55 Harlequin: Yes, indeed. This is how it all started. A couple of innocent songs. A couple of demonstrations. A mistaken sense of patriotism....and 70 million people dead! They did it again!!! I hope we learned the lesson.
"Tomorrow Belongs to Me" was written by John Kander and Fred Ebb in the style of a traditional German song, sung by the Nazi youth in the movie, to stir up patriotism for the "fatherland". It has often been mistaken for a genuine "Nazi anthem" and has led to the songwriters being accused of anti-Semitism. This would be most surprising, as they are, in fact, Jewish (This fact has not stopped openly racist and anti-Semitic rock groups, like Skrewdriver, from recording the song and performing it at White Power rallies). It is also the only song sung outside of the cabaret setting to survive the transition from stage to film.
Poignant?? Terrifying, rather. The stupidity and complacence on those fat faces, prepared to unleash hell on the rest of the world as long as they can have their pretty self-image. Fucking horrible.
The stupidity and complacence on those fat faces, prepared to unleash hell on the rest of the world as long as they can have their pretty self-image. Fucking horrible, welcome to Trump's America. It's all right there. just open your eyes.
In all of film history, this is one of the most poignant scenes ever made, indeed. As a stage play made into a movie it fails in every regard but his one scene resonates to the present day. We are them, they are us. Welcome to Trump's world.
Thinking of all this in its own era, considering what people knew then, or didn’t know, makes me more humble and less sure that everything was quite so obviously black or white ....
I've never seen this movie and I had no context of Cabaret or knew anything about it; so I just thought it was a young man singing a very nice and pleasant song...and then the camera panned down.
Even though this actual story is fiction, I wonder how many of those enthusiastic fictitious characters theoretically survived the "tomorrow" they embraced and brought on themselves? How many of the people in this cafe lived to see 1946?
@@cupofcustard I think the young men had much more to lose; after all they were the ones who were in the fighting. The young women would've suffered too, but most would've survived the war.
INSPIRATIONAL??? You have got to be kidding me. It is replete with N*zi imagery and fascist philosophy. Though not original to the N*zi era, the songwriters composed it to replicate the N*zi youth propaganda. Far from “inspirational,” it is as scary as anything from that era.
Whoever composed this song did their history homework. You don't have to be an elderly former Hitler youth to know this captures the spirit of what fired up millions of Germans enough to start a second world war.
These gents, a famous writing team wrote it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kander_and_Ebb One sad note though, is some of the current alt-right and certain Neo-Nzi groups have taken it as an anthem, according to some reports.
One day again friends. one day again we will sing when we free our world from its current state. never lose heart, never lose hope. as sure as the sun rises, will we reclaim and free our homelands.
@@Emanuela9 We both know that will never happen. Your fate is entwined with ours. They will never let you live as a homogeneous culture you are now. you will be mixed into extinction.
"One day again we will sing this song written for a musical by a Jewish lyricist to expose the dangers of fascism and bigotry" - Truly there are none so blind as those who choose not to see.
@@finncullen It happens to many songs sung by the enemy, we take it, and make it a valuable song for the movement, same with american dixie song, the ay carmela was done by both right and left, one from far cry "keep your gun by your side" it was meant as a mockery and was embraced as a valid song. doesnt matter who wrote the song, only for what its used.
This is undoubtedly the scariest scene in movie musical history. What's even stranger is that the lyrics to the song are not actually racist or anti-Semitic, but become that way vicariously in the context of the scene.
That's the scary genius of this song. You listen to the song divorced from its source material and context, it sounds patriotic and you want to join in. It tricks you by taking advantage of your sense of patriotism to support something evil.
2:31 in is the pertinent point of history in the entire film depicting in a short, brief and terse point how the wealthy of Germany acceded to Hitler, the question is put by Brian to Maximilian.
They didn't bow to Hitler. They enabled him to rise to power. They put him there. They thought they could control him. In the end, most of them stopped trying to control him and just lived off the dividends, until national socialism brought about its own economic downfall and started blowing itself to pieces, long before the Allies came for the wreckage of what was left of that evil regime.
The only logical way they could've gone after they got screwed by the Versaille treaty having thier economy destroyed...and that is to kick the asses of the "peacful and democratic" allies who are deep rooted in slavery, exploitation, pillage and imperialism. Can't remember Germany having as many colonies or owning a slave ship...pitty they turned into a psychotic mass murdering maniacs and had to impose it heavily on us in the eastern Europe...so fuck them too along with the rest of the imperialist, corporate capitalist western European and US cunts!
@@Excelsior24 my point exactly...and that is why I wrote that they turned into psychotic mass murdering maniacs...if he only waged a war on west and obliged to the what would be a Geneva convention standards maybe we would percieve the whole thing difgerently...but it seemed a logical choice for them (apart from mass murdering, concetration camps, etc) apart from that they only alternative was to bent over more and greased their asses harder...
@Menachem Goldfarb debunked by who exactly? Kindly list their academic credentials as well. And your real name would be nice, but we won't get that, of course.
It’s quite sad how many people here alone know nothing of history. Especially the one saying “Well if hitler wasnt in the picture, millions could be saved”. Ha. Tell that to the bolsheviks and communists.
Wow the germans are the most disciplined people on the planet i noticed that they all moved thier lips when singing together in absolute syncrazied order just the marching of vermans in unison they all sing and thier lips are all singing in unison/// i would love to jion them in fact my lips are quite big and would make an excellent addition to the performance
@@tylsimys67 The Germans did not understand that they had opened a Pandora's box when they allowed Hitler and the NSDAP to usurp power in early 1933. They were expecting happiness, stability and prosperity. Instead they got indescribable suffering, death in an unprecedented scale, terror, and ultimately their country lay in smoldering ruins after millions had been killed.
@@jaakkooksa5374 >They were expecting happiness, stability and prosperity Bullshit. They wanted revenge for WW1 and versailles treaty and rightfully so.
@@koushikdas5097 "They wanted revenge for WW1 and versailles treaty" Do you mean that those who voted for NSDAP (33% of voters in the last free election, November 1932) wanted to wage war against Britain and France? What else could "revenge" possibly mean? Please explain.
@@jaakkooksa5374 Although Koushik Das is fundamentally wrong, it is true that the Versailles Treaty was humiliating for the German nation and was causing hardship.
The final few seconds sums up the feelings of Germans regarding ....oops, I almost turned into a nazi for a moment there. Need to watch that. Won't do it again ..I promise.
Howard Himmler and you sir are mad lol either way Truth is truth and it is becoming more blatant as time draws nearer to a close. Repent or be damned lol pretty much
my grandfather was a natzi soldier (not that he had a choice) and was drafted at the young age of 18. He was sent to the Russian front, died and never came back. After that, many younger German boys were drafted to cover the losses. This makes me sad cause they were so brainwashed with their schooling and training, that some were actually jealous of older boys that were fighting.
Stumbling over a spelling error made by someone who speaks and writes at least a second language ? Come again as soon as you’re ready to do better in German or Dutch ! German boys who were drafted to fight communism and gave their lives for it are genuine heroes of their time.
I'm sorry to hear about what happened to your grandfather, but never be ashamed of what cause he fought for or the future that you Germans were denied for which as an Englishman I solemnly say... Es tut mir leid.
Is this a reference to a video game? Or are you guys Nazis? I’m sorry I have to ask, but there are a truly disturbing number of Nazis in this comment section.
Every time i see a crowd chanting USA, USA,USA regardless if its sport event or not i feel like it the same scene just in different setting but the message is the same.
The falsest equivalence I’ve ever heard…and I’ve heard a lot. Jingoism is one thing but you’re comparing good ol patriotism with Fascism, in this case, the cause of 40 to 60 million people. Lay off the hyperbole. It’ll reduce your quality of life.
@@nicoli3143 how did you get to this point? I'm honestly asking. Do you really believe that or is it trolling? I can respect when wholeheartedly believe in something, but if it's just frustration, I can condone it. What happened to you? I'm all ears.
This Melody was chosen by the neofascist mouvement of Italy "Fronte della Gioventù/ Youth's Front" with the title "ll domani appartiene a noi" (tomorrow belongs to us). Since this organization Is disappeared, i have no idea if Simeone Is still using this Song in Italy.
It is really catchy. I always feel the cold running down my spine, when you see all the people joining and the old man looking worried. This scene is powerfull
“Remembers the war?” That man looks well over 60. WW2 broke out only 20 years after the first one ended; the only thing he would “remember” is his grandsons going off to war. Lol.
Fundamental bollocks. The Versailles measures had been largely abandoned by the end of the 20's. It was the Wall Street Crash, or more accurately the World's reaction to it that facilitated Hitler.
Can someone tell me the significance of Emcee lifting his head with that deranged smile and slowly nodding? I've ALWAYS found that terrifying and I'm intrigued why. Is Emcee breaking the fourth wall as if to say "Yes, this is the world's future" or is he simply the puppet master in Cabaret
Eric Lurio The kid was German extra Oliver Collignon and he was dubbed by American singer Mark Lambert. Mark didn't want to dye his hair blonde for the role.
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The boy actor in the film was a 15 year-old German, called Oliver Collignon. However, it is not his voice. That was over-dubbed with the voice of an American youth, Mark Lambert. Neither of these young men were included in the film credits which was a bit of a shame, in my opinion.
Mark Lambert, though having a beautiful singing voice, did not look Aryan enough. Oliver, obviously, DID. You can tell that Oliver was not singing since he was not able to emulate the vibrato in his chin that was required.
Undoubtedly cuz they were minors 🤦♂️
@@338WinchesterMagnum that's bullshit because not everyone in Germany looked identical to Oliver, as much as Hitler tried, there were plenty of brown haired people as well, sometimes these films exaggerate I swear.
@@Soundeagle3456 especially Hitler, Goebbels and Himmler themselves, looked pretty "Aryan" :D
Yamazakura Yamazakura
Yeah, didn’t they! Who looked less aryan than Hitler, Himmler, Goebbels, and fat Goering - what a hoax! I lived two years in Germany (50 years ago). and saw damn few ideal Aryans. This was a fantasy, unfortunately the Germans bought into it with disastrous results for Germany and all other peoples.
The most powerful scene in any movie ever. Brilliant.
One of the most chilling and frightening scenes in the history of cinema. It's amazing how they encapsulated the birth of the German radicality in 3 minutes. The most important person is the old man with glasses that seems to know what will happen in the future. ABSOLUTELY CHILLING!
The old man is meant to symbolize German Jews.
@@michaelf7093 That may be. Though he might just as well represent the German veterans of WW1, who very well know the horrors that lie ahead, should the people be seduced to start another war.
@@Lucef Hitler and the core heads of the Nazi Party were veterans of World War 1, Goering was an ace, it was where they were indoctrinated with the belief that a huge loss of life was worth it if the ends justified the means, that was the way WW1 was fought and was to be the theme of a generation until nations got weary of death and casualties.
@@dannygriffiths3099 (S)hitler never took part in actual combat. he had no personal experience of it.
@@juliandavies1413 Actually that is incorrect, he was involved in the first battle of Ypres in 1914 where he was awarded the iron cross and promoted for his bravery in dragging a wounded soldier to safety, in 1916 he was injured by Shrapnel after being involved in the 2nd Ypres battle as well as the Somme, in 1918 he was again injured by gas and won the Iron Cross 1st class for capturing a group of French soldiers single handedly. The whole point to learn is when you convince people life is cheap as young men to fight a war like World War 1 don't be surprised when some of those people are tipped over the edge by it and if the time is right become murderous dictators. After all many people suffering PTSD as we now understand it end up with episodes of extreme violence blighting their lives.
such a well acted scene. At first it just seems like a teenager singing a folk song, but as the song progresses that innocence turns to determination and then to outright aggression as more and more of the onlookers join in with the nationalistic fervour.
I always tear up when I watch this because as terrifying that it is, it is beautifully filmed and the images are haunting. Joel Grey just - indescribable
I always tear up when I remember that all of the world’s money supply and national banks are controlled by a small closely related group of banking families that use private banks to print the money and lend it on interest to every country’s treasury.
@@myrealnamewontfi7289 shut up
@@myrealnamewontfi7289 Were you in the US Capitol building on Wednesday??
The little nod..."you like it even though you know it will kill you and me"...
@@myrealnamewontfi7289 The FBI will get you. They have tons of videos of the Capitol assault. Your tomorrow will belong to the Man.
Love the bit where the first girl stands and joins in. Goosebumps. “Still think you can control them?”
and just like they are doing today, left caused nazis to rise back then.
@@gondor532 yes rise up to the gallows, then a sharp drop to where you belong
@@Bakkland why dont you try it, see how it goes for your chromosome deficient ass ;)
You do realise that the 'left' killed more than 20 times as many as the nazis?
@@gondor532 The line is in response to an earlier line in the film, in which Helmut Griem's character, Baron Maximilian von Heune, says the Nazis are bad but controllable, and they're useful for keeping the communists down. Communist street violence may have helped the Nazis gain a foothold, but the complacency of conservative aristocrats like von Heune is what enabled them to rise.
The thing about this is that it doesn't technically only appeal to Nazism, the imagery does pretty much. but the song sounds more like a Germanic patriot anthem
It was, but the National Socialists took it and used it for their own purposes, thus bastardizing it for the rest of time. Same with Deutschland uber Alles, they took a song that was originally written to speak of the unity of the German Empire, and they took ti and destroyed its pure meaning.
Borgcommander the song was written for the movie. It wasn't "bastardized".
+oljimmy He meant they took the concept of patriotism and bastardized it.
+Borgcommander your an idiot
+wize1 no
Play this time and time again . Love it
I get the chills everytime I listen.
Good chiils!
This is one of the most moving scenes ever put on film
The tone of the music parallels the progress of Germany from a pastoral, cultural icon, to an ever harsher more industrialized military machine.
Agreed ... very powerful scene in the movie..Very interesting that this song was written by Jewish composers. Ironic.
It's an inspiration.
Und Deutschland uber alles. Ya!
Chilling is the word I'd choose instead of moving.
The way the facial expression and intonation change through the song is very piwerful
*powerful
You are right Tony. It is so well done.
This song/scene is sheer brilliance in capturing the allure of Nazism, and the helplessness/lack of insight of the older generation in the face of it.
Well, that "older generation" happens to be a Jew, soooooo :P
You're preaching to the choir, STB! ;) I'm a first generation German-American whose Pomeranian mother's family lost everything to the Bloodshirts. I sympathize with the plight of Germany as a result of the fallout from WW1. But the Nazis were poison (even if one can agree with a few of the points they made: every cult has enough truth to it that will attract adherents).
Hitler fought in WW1 and like so many other veterans was ashamed to see that his efforts were wasted. Your "older generation" bullshit doesn't apply. Sincerely, a German-Australian whose family fought in WW2 and fled from Russian pillaging in East Germany.
wize1, I think the older generations with some historical knowledge actually knew AH was wrong and for sure knew that the demographics were not in Germany's favor and that it was likely that they would lose if war was brought on to the nation. The old man was played by Hume Cronyn
@Celtic Phoenix The old man does not like the nazi stereotype of a Jewish person. He could be a Jew but could also be not. I believe that he is not and he is just a non-Jewish German who can see the bloody future that opens up for the country he has built and dought for in the past
This scene still manages to send chills down my spine everytime i watch it. The old mans face just says it all
First they came for the groomers, ...
@@clemtoe lol
The old man knew his generation messed it up for the young people of that day. His misdeeds drove them to nationalism.
The beauty turning into horror!
Absolutely brilliant and chilling.
It's all here. It's all in the words and in the eyes.
This is one of the greatest scenes in Film History.
Beautiful, powerful and scary!
yes it is
Why? Tomorrow belongs to me seems uplifting and positive.
@@jordanhicks5131 On it's own the song would be. But the fact that the singer is a member of the Hitler Youth suggests this is being sung to encourage a particuarly brutal form of nationalism. This scene is intended to show how appealing and uplifting propaganda.
@@cld244 I dont see it that way, I see people regaining pride in their nation and looking to a sunny warm horizon after the dark and humiliating winter of ww1 and the post war economic crisis. What came later is irrelevant in my opinion, as it hadnt happened yet, these are still happy people not hateful.
@@jordanhicks5131 How appealing a message can be when it appeals to much.
The singer is amazing. The song is so revealing from a single person who believes to the masses that believe.
I always loved this song- and so did G.Gordon Liddy
There's an obscure reference. Doing LBJ's dirty work to off JFK, and then breaking into the Watergate hotel for Nixon.
I heard that when Liddy was in prison for his Watergate scandal crimes, he would terrorize the other inmates by singing the "Horst Wessel Lied," the official anthem of the Nazi Party.
The greatest backfire in cinema history.
"Still think you can control them?"
can you really control anyone
@@FatguyInthedeli THAT WAS HIS MISTAKE
That got me
Nah...as my grandfather said: they didn't stop at Dunkirk, the only way to control a Nazi is by bullet, rest my case
@@dindings Yeah but try to fight the whole world and still revive in 15 years. Ain't that fucking something? Actually I think there's all to it.
Goosebumps. I've watched this many, many times and it is truly memorable. Viewed with hindsight it is scary. However the feeling of national pride and togetherness with such hope for the future they share is something else.
No more brothers wars
No more privatized banks
This song is just all kinds of beautiful.
It was by Knder and Ebb for the musical Cabaret. They were two great composers.
akiko Isobel Yes but it was based on an old Germany folk song.
The people joining in unison with strength and pride is heart-warming until you remember its meant to be nazi propaganda.
check out the skrewdriver version of this tune..
@@joebarron7659 it sucks.
Had a dream last night. I was rehearsing for a part in "the sound of music" and wanted to include this song into the rehearsal.
Did Julie Andrews protest?
That's silly. That song isn't even from "The Sound Of Music."
Throw in Erika while you're at it.
Whoosh over his head!!!.
"we found our Rolf"
Thanks for a great job, lyrics perfect and HD. Befitting this amazing classic.
Massey Ferguson nailed the comment better than I. Allis Chalmers.
When I look at the old gentleman, the one wearing glassed and holding a beer mug, I can’t help to wonder if he saw firsthand, the blood and the mud of trench fighting of WWI.
He's probably too old to have been in the trenches. WWI and WWII weren't that far apart chronologically. He may have lost loved ones, or fought in different wars.
@@chip3906 Good point. I was using the time frame of when the movie was made, not the time when the event would have happened.
I think that’s the whole point of his presence!
I think he is old enough to see the foolishness the Nazi party, and his own helplessness in the face of these determined but misguided youth, who he can see will destroy the world in their zeal.
Probably a WW1 veteran.
Captures the spirit of that time.
“When the whole world is running towards a cliff, he who is running in the opposite direction appears to have lost his mind.”
― C. S. Lewis
Him who sees 7.2 billion people on a cliff appears also to be insane
The NSDAP fought to try and stop the world from running over the cliff.
@@RabbiHerschel I'm curious. What do you mean? That the NSDAP was trying to save the world?
@@garypudup2109 Not initially, but it ended up being the case. Initially the NSDAP just wanted to unite all Germans, which was hardly a new political idea. It was nearly a hundred years old, in point of fact. However, they wound up leading the global crusade against Bolshevism.
@@RabbiHerschel Is your argument that the NSDAP was well intentioned?
I love this song and this scene. Great song.
I don't even know how many times I have watched this scene. Let me explain what it means, by saying out loud what the people were presumably thinking...
0.22' Girl: What a handsome boy...
0.25' Boys: What is this guy singing?
0.42' Adorable old couple: how beautiful used to be our country...
0.49' Man in the hat: I used to sing this song a long time ago, too.
0.51' Blue-eyes girl: There is something in the voice of this boy terribly powerful. What is it that attracts me so much?
0.51' Middle-aged man: I can still remember how proud I once was of my loved Germany.
1.16' Boy: this fellow knows what he is talking about. Let's join him!
1.22' Girl with pigtails: He is right, we need to arise. Let's sing!
1.29' Soldiers: Come on! Our Fühere knows what is doing! We will do anything for Germany.
1.35' Old man: Oh, my God...I think they are doing it again.
1.43' Blue-eyes girl: This is the moment. We need to stand up and fight for what we want!!
1.46' Middle-aged man: We can be greater again! We can arise and win again! We need our pride back!
1.49' Little Nazi militant: This is my future. I will do anything for Germany.
1.53' Woman with the purple hat: At last someone is here to put us all together and sing for our beloved Germany.
2.02' Middle-aged man: This time we will win. This time it's different. This time everything will be different. I am full of strength and confidence again!!
2.14 Little-girl: I don't know anything, but people seem to have a good time, and the song is cute. Let's sing along!
2.20 Old man: Oh boy! Here they come again. How can it be? We have all forgotten what happened the last time? Don't you all remember the deaths, the horrors of wars, the misery...? How can it be? They are doing it all again!!
2.27 Singer boy: So....you know! If you want your country and your pride back again...FOLLOW THE FÜHRER!!
2.35 Mustached guy: It's nothing. Maybe it is only a fashion. Although...
and the best of the best of all faces...
2.55 Harlequin: Yes, indeed. This is how it all started. A couple of innocent songs. A couple of demonstrations. A mistaken sense of patriotism....and 70 million people dead! They did it again!!!
I hope we learned the lesson.
Harlequin was spliced into the video by whoever posted it. It is not there in the movie.
@@mountainhobo sorry but you are wrong.
No, now it's Russia
YES!!! The parallels are terrifying.
This scene is fucking terrifying
In a good way though, right?!
@@stevepd1 definitely
"Tomorrow Belongs to Me" was written by John Kander and Fred Ebb in the style of a traditional German song, sung by the Nazi youth in the movie, to stir up patriotism for the "fatherland". It has often been mistaken for a genuine "Nazi anthem" and has led to the songwriters being accused of anti-Semitism. This would be most surprising, as they are, in fact, Jewish (This fact has not stopped openly racist and anti-Semitic rock groups, like Skrewdriver, from recording the song and performing it at White Power rallies). It is also the only song sung outside of the cabaret setting to survive the transition from stage to film.
yes it was written in 1966,by the way ,John Kander was homosexual,perhaps that,s why they sing it at white supremacist rallies
John Kander was also homosexual, maybe that,s why they play it at white supremacist rallies.
@@juliandavies1413 What?
@@a.n.o.n What?
So? Any good patriotic German song is 👌🏻
This is a masterpiece from music prospective.
I fully agree with you. It is nice to see smb, who thinks the same. I also noticed this point immediately.
You think it’s harmless fun till the camera slyly pans down to the swastika.
this efect is what is known as pavlovian conditioning
Watching Cabaret turned me into a Fascist. All that vile Weimar degeneracy. Ugh. I yearn for purity.
if you want to fight the evil you can't be "harmless"
also you're biased
@Randrup Why? Because maybe Nazis might have grammar almost as bad as yours??
Yes@Randrup !! ✋🏻
In all of film history, this is one of the most poignant scenes ever made.
+Massey Ferguson It is a perfect movie.
Poignant?? Terrifying, rather. The stupidity and complacence on those fat faces, prepared to unleash hell on the rest of the world as long as they can have their pretty self-image. Fucking horrible.
The stupidity and complacence on those fat faces, prepared to unleash hell on the rest of the world as long as they can have their pretty self-image. Fucking horrible, welcome to Trump's America. It's all right there. just open your eyes.
In all of film history, this is one of the most poignant scenes ever made, indeed. As a stage play made into a movie it fails in every regard but his one scene resonates to the present day. We are them, they are us. Welcome to Trump's world.
Thinking of all this in its own era, considering what people knew then, or didn’t know, makes me more humble and less sure that everything was quite so obviously black or white ....
Beautiful Song
shut your pale ass up lol
Pale is beauty.
Indeed is the beauty of this majestic ballad!
Beautiful woman likes beautiful songs, sign of a true patriot! Tomorrow really belongs to us!
beautiful song
Chilling...but possibly the greatest scene in cinematic history. A warning to all..
A lot didn't listen. Especially Ukraine.
@@robshepherd3782a lot don’t listen , like maga
A lot cannot listen because they aren't peaceful. They prefer yelling and screaming instead of respectful dialogue.
Agreed with the comment to the effect that it’s truly amazing how in a few minutes the story of their rise becomes evident an utterly chilling.
And then, for no reason at all...
Beautiful song.
Russians would agree 🇷🇺
@@Emanuela9 No more brother wars.
I've never seen this movie and I had no context of Cabaret or knew anything about it; so I just thought it was a young man singing a very nice and pleasant song...and then the camera panned down.
The old guy thinking "here we go again".
Even though this actual story is fiction, I wonder how many of those enthusiastic fictitious characters theoretically survived the "tomorrow" they embraced and brought on themselves? How many of the people in this cafe lived to see 1946?
Notice the camera lingers on the young. They had the most to lose during the war. Especially the young women.
@@cupofcustard I think the young men had much more to lose; after all they were the ones who were in the fighting.
The young women would've suffered too, but most would've survived the war.
@@kingmalric6571 Would they? The Russian soldiers tortured the German woman.
Since it's set in Bavaria, it would have been occupied by the Amerin 1945.
@@scinformation7229 I guess, being raped only still has somewhat higher chance of surviving than being a solider and selling the body for spam.....
Absolutely inspirational and brilliant! Bravo! 🙏🙏
INSPIRATIONAL??? You have got to be kidding me. It is replete with N*zi imagery and fascist philosophy. Though not original to the N*zi era, the songwriters composed it to replicate the N*zi youth propaganda.
Far from “inspirational,” it is as scary as anything from that era.
NOW WE CAN ALL SING ALONG AT HOME
And on it goes just like before will it never end.
Beautiful and amazing... we should remember!!!!
Great scenes in great movie. Everybody singin but not the old man! Happynes an' sorrow on same place...
“Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.”
I'm crying every time.
"somewhere a glory awaits unseen"
You are a nazi then.
I bet everyone's assigned FBI guy is even enjoying this.
Most powerful scene in any film shows how people can be blinded by a twisted idea that's not theirs
@Hail Rittenhouse it's not 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
@Hail Rittenhouse tactor boys our nick name 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜 they are green not yellow
Like Ukraine.
Whoever composed this song did their history homework. You don't have to be an elderly former Hitler youth to know this captures the spirit of what fired up millions of Germans enough to start a second world war.
Craig, it was written by 2 homosexual American Jews in 1967.
These gents, a famous writing team wrote it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kander_and_Ebb One sad note though, is some of the current alt-right and certain Neo-Nzi groups have taken it as an anthem, according to some reports.
@@CuriousEarthManNazis and homosexuality have long gone together.
The faces of the people changing from scepticism to acceptance is the true horror of this scene.
People are sheep.
It's called AWAKEN
One day again friends. one day again we will sing when we free our world from its current state. never lose heart, never lose hope. as sure as the sun rises, will we reclaim and free our homelands.
Agreed. Woke globalism is out, conservative populism and faith-based values are on the way.
Yes, one day native Americans will defeat the white man.
@@Emanuela9 We both know that will never happen. Your fate is entwined with ours. They will never let you live as a homogeneous culture you are now. you will be mixed into extinction.
"One day again we will sing this song written for a musical by a Jewish lyricist to expose the dangers of fascism and bigotry" - Truly there are none so blind as those who choose not to see.
@@finncullen It happens to many songs sung by the enemy, we take it, and make it a valuable song for the movement, same with american dixie song, the ay carmela was done by both right and left, one from far cry "keep your gun by your side" it was meant as a mockery and was embraced as a valid song. doesnt matter who wrote the song, only for what its used.
😳
This is so scary
So BEAUTIFUL it is
Beware
🙏💜🙏
💜🎵💜
This is undoubtedly the scariest scene in movie musical history. What's even stranger is that the lyrics to the song are not actually racist or anti-Semitic, but become that way vicariously in the context of the scene.
That's the scary genius of this song. You listen to the song divorced from its source material and context, it sounds patriotic and you want to join in. It tricks you by taking advantage of your sense of patriotism to support something evil.
I know 0 nazi music which contain racism or antisemitic words
Possibly the most sinister song and film clip that I have ever come across!
Sinister?
Why? Because he loves his people and his country?
Chilling, evil created and inspired right there.
Chilling when you think where that led to.
"The blossom embraces the bee"
Wonderful! 👍
The Golden days of my youth.
Beautiful, powerful and hopeful
@Lilo that it takes the entire world to take you down, for a time
Frightening because it's so very charismatic
2:31 in is the pertinent point of history in the entire film depicting in a short, brief and terse point how the wealthy of Germany acceded to Hitler, the question is put by Brian to Maximilian.
They didn't bow to Hitler. They enabled him to rise to power. They put him there.
They thought they could control him.
In the end, most of them stopped trying to control him and just lived off the dividends, until national socialism brought about its own economic downfall and started blowing itself to pieces, long before the Allies came for the wreckage of what was left of that evil regime.
They did alright in the end, look at ig farben, Krupp, Siemens, bayer etc.
the old man the only one who seems to know where they are heading and going to end up
The only logical way they could've gone after they got screwed by the Versaille treaty having thier economy destroyed...and that is to kick the asses of the "peacful and democratic" allies who are deep rooted in slavery, exploitation, pillage and imperialism. Can't remember Germany having as many colonies or owning a slave ship...pitty they turned into a psychotic mass murdering maniacs and had to impose it heavily on us in the eastern Europe...so fuck them too along with the rest of the imperialist, corporate capitalist western European and US cunts!
@@Excelsior24 my point exactly...and that is why I wrote that they turned into psychotic mass murdering maniacs...if he only waged a war on west and obliged to the what would be a Geneva convention standards maybe we would percieve the whole thing difgerently...but it seemed a logical choice for them (apart from mass murdering, concetration camps, etc) apart from that they only alternative was to bent over more and greased their asses harder...
@Menachem Goldfarb An old communist jew, I reckon. Poor man.
@Menachem Goldfarb debunked by who exactly? Kindly list their academic credentials as well. And your real name would be nice, but we won't get that, of course.
It’s quite sad how many people here alone know nothing of history. Especially the one saying “Well if hitler wasnt in the picture, millions could be saved”. Ha. Tell that to the bolsheviks and communists.
Brilliant, frightening, heart-breaking. Especially now. Trumpers.
Because antifa does not exist.
You said it.
The looks of Joel Grey gives me the creeps at the end. He would have been wearing an inverted yellow triangle when the Nazis gained power.
Wow the germans are the most disciplined people on the planet i noticed that they all moved thier lips when singing together in absolute syncrazied order just the marching of vermans in unison they all sing and thier lips are all singing in unison/// i would love to jion them in fact my lips are quite big and would make an excellent addition to the performance
To quote Monty Python, you wouldn't have had much fun in Stalingrad, would you?
And your opinion is...?
@@tylsimys67 The Germans did not understand that they had opened a Pandora's box when they allowed Hitler and the NSDAP to usurp power in early 1933. They were expecting happiness, stability and prosperity. Instead they got indescribable suffering, death in an unprecedented scale, terror, and ultimately their country lay in smoldering ruins after millions had been killed.
@@jaakkooksa5374
>They were expecting happiness, stability and prosperity
Bullshit. They wanted revenge for WW1 and versailles treaty and rightfully so.
@@koushikdas5097 "They wanted revenge for WW1 and versailles treaty"
Do you mean that those who voted for NSDAP (33% of voters in the last free election, November 1932) wanted to wage war against Britain and France? What else could "revenge" possibly mean? Please explain.
@@jaakkooksa5374 Although Koushik Das is fundamentally wrong, it is true that the Versailles Treaty was humiliating for the German nation and was causing hardship.
Good old time! ;)
The final few seconds sums up the feelings of Germans regarding ....oops, I almost turned into a nazi for a moment there.
Need to watch that.
Won't do it again ..I promise.
Howard Himmler and you sir are mad lol either way Truth is truth and it is becoming more blatant as time draws nearer to a close. Repent or be damned lol pretty much
America, great again under TRUMP.
Not like that neo- Nazi Hogg.
W. Bryant, if I were you I don't think I would be looking too forward to Jesus coming back.
Tomorrow belongs to us the knight's temper .London branch .
This song has post-ironic potential.
Cabaret itself is a clarifying cultural work.
my grandfather was a natzi soldier (not that he had a choice) and was drafted at the young age of 18. He was sent to the Russian front, died and never came back. After that, many younger German boys were drafted to cover the losses. This makes me sad cause they were so brainwashed with their schooling and training, that some were actually jealous of older boys that were fighting.
Natzi?
Stumbling over a spelling error made by someone who speaks and writes at least a second language ? Come again as soon as you’re ready to do better in German or Dutch ! German boys who were drafted to fight communism and gave their lives for it are genuine heroes of their time.
He died for nothing glorious.
I'm sorry to hear about what happened to your grandfather, but never be ashamed of what cause he fought for or the future that you Germans were denied for which as an Englishman I solemnly say...
Es tut mir leid.
So he had kids before the age of 18? That's crazy
Ух, как патриотично! 🇷🇺 ✋
For you Aryan Brotherhood types, this song was written for the movie by two Jewish songwriters. Lol!
Haha whoa, you sure got us, bro!
I think it's an absolutely beautiful song, taken out of context.
Wonderful!
Beautiful song
Wouldn't be out of place in a horror move, chilling..
They all said it couldn't happen here...
@Jeremiah Boyd that is what Im saying but they simply refuse to accept that "far right" movements are reaction.
Weimar problems require Weimar solutions.
@@myrealnamewontfi7289
Weimar problems require Nazi solutions.
Very nice!
When the Black Templars liberate a world from the Tau.
Is this a reference to a video game? Or are you guys Nazis? I’m sorry I have to ask, but there are a truly disturbing number of Nazis in this comment section.
@@AdelaideBeemanWhite how does that sound anything like Nazis? It's a reference to the tabletop game Warhammer 40k
TB - 1497 - Ok, good. There are just so many Nazis here, and they did have a lot of weird occult beliefs, and I just didn’t know.
it's chilling every time I see it
Every time i see a crowd chanting USA, USA,USA regardless if its sport event or not i feel like it the same scene just in different setting but the message is the same.
rent free
No, it's not. There's nothing wrong with loving your country.
Tell that to the men who fought bravely for theirs in WW2,only to be executed in the 30s and 40s by the very same country due to policy changes.
The falsest equivalence I’ve ever heard…and I’ve heard a lot.
Jingoism is one thing but you’re comparing good ol patriotism with Fascism, in this case, the cause of 40 to 60 million people.
Lay off the hyperbole. It’ll reduce your quality of life.
Beautiful!! HH!!!!
I'm denouncing you to YT now
@@metodoinstinto Arise, Arise. Tomorrow belongs to me!
@@nicoli3143 how did you get to this point? I'm honestly asking. Do you really believe that or is it trolling? I can respect when wholeheartedly believe in something, but if it's just frustration, I can condone it. What happened to you? I'm all ears.
@@metodoinstinto Watch Europa The Last Battle
@@nicoli3143 the commie cunts will wake up if they did watch it mate
Trumps favorite song.
This Melody was chosen by the neofascist mouvement of Italy "Fronte della Gioventù/ Youth's Front" with the title "ll domani appartiene a noi" (tomorrow belongs to us). Since this organization Is disappeared, i have no idea if Simeone Is still using this Song in Italy.
isnt it scary how easy it is to join in with this song even though you know what the song about you cant help youself
It is really catchy. I always feel the cold running down my spine, when you see all the people joining and the old man looking worried. This scene is powerfull
@@asgerhyer5325 he remembers the war before when they did the same
“Remembers the war?” That man looks well over 60. WW2 broke out only 20 years after the first one ended; the only thing he would “remember” is his grandsons going off to war. Lol.
@@myrealnamewontfi7289 some were in their 50s fighting in the trenches
It’s easy to be seduced to the nazi way of thinking
I've often wondered if we could get a list of the cast in this scene.
This song captures everything that what wrong in those days and still it makes you want to sing along.....
so true!
This is what happens when you punish a country by starving their economy. Crazy people take control.
You are the only one that pointed out this fundamental truth.
Fundamental bollocks.
The Versailles measures had been largely abandoned by the end of the 20's.
It was the Wall Street Crash, or more accurately the World's reaction to it that facilitated Hitler.
Still can't get enough of it. My. Fatherland will return and do what has to be done.
Nicht in dieser Form :)
It already is!
In your dreams.
I guess you also beleive that China is not reposible for the CHINA virus.
As beautiful as disturbing...
Hail Victory!
Can someone tell me the significance of Emcee lifting his head with that deranged smile and slowly nodding? I've ALWAYS found that terrifying and I'm intrigued why. Is Emcee breaking the fourth wall as if to say "Yes, this is the world's future" or is he simply the puppet master in Cabaret
Die gute alte Zeit!
so who was the kid who did the singing?
It was dubbed by an adult.
Eric Lurio The kid was German extra Oliver Collignon and he was dubbed by American singer Mark Lambert. Mark didn't want to dye his hair blonde for the role.
The old guy with the round glasses is thinking......ffs!
He was always my favourite in the scene. It's like he sees/knows how problematic this rising faction is/will be
paul leighton There is allways one grumpy old man, who spoils the atmosphere...;-)
Wonder who sang this? The kid in the song or was it dubbed?
It was dubbed by a young American singer.