there’s an inexplicable haunting feeling in this scene and i often come back to it and every time i do it’s like i’m immediately disassociated from every one of my senses and am reduced to absolute numbness
2:30 -2:45 I gotta say, I'm really impressed how they illustrated what depression may feel like for individuals with depression. I remember describing what I felt when I experienced depression during grief to my sister and friends, and described it along the lines of being covered in thick treacle or slime that is difficult to remove and made it impossible for me to move around easily and do everyday things - like I'm wading through the treacle or slime with great difficulty. I'm just watching the movie right now, and the moment I saw this at 2:30 I actually said out loud "omg! Thats EXACTLY what it felt like!"
This is beyond nightmarish (and I mean that in the most complimentary manner possible). It is truly what every cold sweat inducing bad dream actually is in our unconscious (or subconscious) state....*shivers*
Honestly this is the darkest film I’ve ever seen. There is no redeeming qualities in anyone, which in 21st century film is a rarity. This makes you question your very own humanity and who you as person are. Gorgeous but so incredibly introspective that it’s anxiety inducing. Lars really hit this so far out.
I would say it is not that dark. Yes is is about depression, so obviously it's not going to be a happy story. But it's also about how everyone deals with it in it's own way. The beauty of this movie lies in it's writing and stunning shots.
@@Elvings92 It’s the most honest portrayal of depression I’ve ever seen in film. It slowly pulls the veil of sanity away from everybody leaving them completely naked. It’s a masterpiece.
The Opening Sequence with this music makes it seem very depressing and nostalgic and even more if the world was gonna actually end like this in a few days and you were listening to this music
For anyone wondering, the music used in this video is ‘Forgive’ by Burial. Took me a little while to find it. It’s a great choice. It fits the montage so well that I genuinely thought this was taken directly from the film.
The addition of Burial's "Forgive" gives Melancholia's opening sequence that 'heavy' feel that most people struggling with depression feel. Somehow this song perfectly blends the main characters' struggle with depression and the destruction of Earth in almost unreal way.
This movie is more than horror like imagine being in that position you think it's just passing by but then the end is coming and this shows the depression someone is facing through it truly incredible
I almost like this version more, it gives a really eerie and haunting beauty to it whereas the Tristan and Isolde one seems bigger and almost more bombastic at times
this music fits much better to me. it gives the sense of the immense weight of depression but also the feeling of hopelessness and melancholy when faced with the imminent end of the world.
I was intending to watch this movie but after this music isn't in tbe movie I don't think i can watch it because this music is perfection for these images
it's strange but I have been trying to tell people around me what I really feel. And it's not going well. I'm known as the girl who always makes everyone happy and laugh. People have no idea and think that because they cry all the time and I never do it's cause I'm happy. Anyways.. I hope you're feeling better.
1:44 is just haunting to me, and sends a chill down my spine every time. The three survivors, the moon the sun and meloncholia above the respective character's. Beauty in the brutality.
This is the scariest fucking movie I’ve ever seen on all levels. I love horror but this isn’t even in that genre. It’s just so end of everything horrific
Because of this, I'm going to watch this tomorrow. I actually thought Burial - Forgive was used for the actual release too... disappointed but oh well. I still bet it's gonna be another absolutely great, heavy, watch-once-a-year movie.
If in fact u could say u witnessed it. Aside from fire and earth shattering u would need to be watching from a distance to really get the full effect and u would probably be alive and alone....
depending on how massive it is, we might get torn up by tidal forces before even colliding. There would be huge earthquakes and things, and the earth would crumble into pieces. Its called the Roche limit. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roche_limit again (depending on how massive it is OR if its something that gives off lots of radiation) we might lose our atmosphere first, causing everyone to suffocate, and all of the water on the surface of the earth to boil, including all of the oceans. Either way, we probably wouldn't get to experience the explosive collision... maybe unless it happened REALLY fast? idk enough physics. To be killed by the effects of the impact itself, I imagine it would need to be on a mass scale closer to the moon or a very big asteroid rather than a gas giant.
It’s an interesting change, but prelude to Tristan und isolde by Wagner is such an integral motif to the film that this would’ve defeated the purpose. Still cool to see a different take on it though
It’s scary to think that a planet bigger than are own can come an wipe us off of the face of the universe and the only signs of us that would be left is are satellites and other space debris that we’ve left over the past century. And not a sign of a plant,skeleton of a animal,or anything that consisted as life on this planet would be completely gone. But looking at this movie and how it ends make you think of how insignificant we are in a universe vastly bigger than are own little island called “earth”.
Does anyone have a sense / idea of how these ultra-slow motion scenes were filmed? It looks like more than just ultra high frame rate to me. Almost like there’s multiple frame rates in the scene? Shrug. I’d love to try and recreate a cheap version of this effect.
I never saw this movie and I dont know if I ever will but all the clips I've seen makes me think I'll be mildly insane if I did. Not a bash just an observation
This is way more well suited to the story and video montage than the Tristan and Isolde version. What an amazingly gloomy movie it was though.. My take on it was that Kirsten's depression was so powerful that it basically conjured up a whole planet out of nowhere to end everything.
That begs the question if the planet was real or all in her head. That’s the cool part. So many questions. Kind of like how everything about the wedding felt fake. Even the wedding guests were acting just to try to make her feel happy.
What happened to the Wagner? The original score is so much more evocative than whatever this weird stuff is you superimposed on it. You totally destroyed the artistry of the tremendous opening scene of this tremendous movie.
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Depression is the worst disease of all
there’s an inexplicable haunting feeling in this scene and i often come back to it and every time i do it’s like i’m immediately disassociated from every one of my senses and am reduced to absolute numbness
Auds that is how I feel watching and listening to this
here here
Amazing description! I feel exactly the same.
4 years later, same
2:30 -2:45 I gotta say, I'm really impressed how they illustrated what depression may feel like for individuals with depression. I remember describing what I felt when I experienced depression during grief to my sister and friends, and described it along the lines of being covered in thick treacle or slime that is difficult to remove and made it impossible for me to move around easily and do everyday things - like I'm wading through the treacle or slime with great difficulty.
I'm just watching the movie right now, and the moment I saw this at 2:30 I actually said out loud "omg! Thats EXACTLY what it felt like!"
Ya .that's true.i agree
It's called lethargy. Cocaine helps with that.
Oh, for real. It's a terrible feeling.
understood exactly what scene u meant before even seeing it lol!! its exactly what it feels like i literally cant explain it it just feels like that
This is beyond nightmarish (and I mean that in the most complimentary manner possible). It is truly what every cold sweat inducing bad dream actually is in our unconscious (or subconscious) state....*shivers*
Honestly this is the darkest film I’ve ever seen. There is no redeeming qualities in anyone, which in 21st century film is a rarity. This makes you question your very own humanity and who you as person are. Gorgeous but so incredibly introspective that it’s anxiety inducing. Lars really hit this so far out.
I would say it is not that dark. Yes is is about depression, so obviously it's not going to be a happy story. But it's also about how everyone deals with it in it's own way. The beauty of this movie lies in it's writing and stunning shots.
@@Elvings92 It’s the most honest portrayal of depression I’ve ever seen in film. It slowly pulls the veil of sanity away from everybody leaving them completely naked. It’s a masterpiece.
I felt nothing watching this movie.
Old (2021) is also a very dark film, even with the semi-good ending.
2:46 That shift in perspective is so terrifying! Like, you think it's gonna crash, then you see that is actually EVEN MORE gigantic.
The Opening Sequence with this music makes it seem very depressing and nostalgic and even more if the world was gonna actually end like this in a few days and you were listening to this music
For anyone wondering, the music used in this video is ‘Forgive’ by Burial. Took me a little while to find it. It’s a great choice. It fits the montage so well that I genuinely thought this was taken directly from the film.
I thought it was too. Made me wanna see the movie because I thought it had a burial soundtrack lol
I just asked about this, before seing your comment. Thank u very much :)
I think the original music is much better
Sample from Brian Eno “Ending”
The addition of Burial's "Forgive" gives Melancholia's opening sequence that 'heavy' feel that most people struggling with depression feel. Somehow this song perfectly blends the main characters' struggle with depression and the destruction of Earth in almost unreal way.
I feel this song belongs to this opening. Is the most intense sht I've ever seen
i find the song to be quite eerie
Love burial
Amazing, this song belongs here and nowhere else.
What's the song?
@@jackhowes539 burial forgive. Its slowed down.
I feel alone and I come here to remember i’m not the only one. Thanks Lars Von Trier, this movie will be forever with me.
he's so badass that he can master a spoiler of his own movie just in the first scene
he is a genius
This movie is more than horror like imagine being in that position you think it's just passing by but then the end is coming and this shows the depression someone is facing through it truly incredible
I almost like this version more, it gives a really eerie and haunting beauty to it whereas the Tristan and Isolde one seems bigger and almost more bombastic at times
this music fits much better to me. it gives the sense of the immense weight of depression but also the feeling of hopelessness and melancholy when faced with the imminent end of the world.
but this is not the original music
@@ArtiomNeganov That's why "yes it's me" said it fits *much better.* Meaning....as compared to the original music. Jeez.
I was intending to watch this movie but after this music isn't in tbe movie I don't think i can watch it because this music is perfection for these images
I loved this movie.. I didn't felt alone anymore in my depression.
This video express perfectly the feeling inside me, a feeling that i can’t show to no one :/
same here...no way to explain this feeling... I wish you peace
it's strange but I have been trying to tell people around me what I really feel. And it's not going well. I'm known as the girl who always makes everyone happy and laugh. People have no idea and think that because they cry all the time and I never do it's cause I'm happy. Anyways.. I hope you're feeling better.
1:44 is just haunting to me, and sends a chill down my spine every time. The three survivors, the moon the sun and meloncholia above the respective character's. Beauty in the brutality.
It's breathtaking
respective characters
The music has been altered. This is not "Prelude to Tristan and Isolde".
this track slowed down is hella haunting
This is the scariest fucking movie I’ve ever seen on all levels. I love horror but this isn’t even in that genre. It’s just so end of everything horrific
Because of this, I'm going to watch this tomorrow. I actually thought Burial - Forgive was used for the actual release too... disappointed but oh well. I still bet it's gonna be another absolutely great, heavy, watch-once-a-year movie.
[blinks]
fuck me dead. How is it i never seen this film? This Opening is captivating and mesmerizing! HOLY FOOK!.. Brb.. watching dis film...
How was it?
@@etiennesickleton447 Honestly?
The intro and the outro.. is all I watched. Everything inbetween i skimmed thru.. lol
watching like fifth time, these shots with the music... gosh
As scary as this would be, it would also be the most beautiful thing to witness.
If in fact u could say u witnessed it. Aside from fire and earth shattering u would need to be watching from a distance to really get the full effect and u would probably be alive and alone....
depending on how massive it is, we might get torn up by tidal forces before even colliding. There would be huge earthquakes and things, and the earth would crumble into pieces. Its called the Roche limit. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roche_limit
again (depending on how massive it is OR if its something that gives off lots of radiation) we might lose our atmosphere first, causing everyone to suffocate, and all of the water on the surface of the earth to boil, including all of the oceans. Either way, we probably wouldn't get to experience the explosive collision... maybe unless it happened REALLY fast? idk enough physics. To be killed by the effects of the impact itself, I imagine it would need to be on a mass scale closer to the moon or a very big asteroid rather than a gas giant.
It’s an interesting change, but prelude to Tristan und isolde by Wagner is such an integral motif to the film that this would’ve defeated the purpose. Still cool to see a different take on it though
I agree with you, but I think it's still quite fitting with this choice of music.
But yes, you're right.
@@proxima6030 If you saw it first with this music, the Wagner does not even come close. Probably would have been the same in reverse though.
I like both pieces of music, but this suits the movie perfectly, couldnt be more appropriate, and should have been used.
The prelude to tristan and isolde in this scene is what makes it great.
2:29 this sequence is exactly how my depression feels like. There are brighter days ofcourse, but mostly the marsh and vines are still there. 😢
This is epic. I wish I could like it more than once. I love burial and I wish they chose this music for the real film
This music fits so much better 💔
This is brilliant
It’s scary to think that a planet bigger than are own can come an wipe us off of the face of the universe and the only signs of us that would be left is are satellites and other space debris that we’ve left over the past century. And not a sign of a plant,skeleton of a animal,or anything that consisted as life on this planet would be completely gone. But looking at this movie and how it ends make you think of how insignificant we are in a universe vastly bigger than are own little island called “earth”.
I love this scene so much. Just wow
The worst part about depression is the people around you who never experienced it….
This is better than the film. I did not realize it was not the actual opening and then I went and rewatched the original. Well done.
Does anyone have a sense / idea of how these ultra-slow motion scenes were filmed? It looks like more than just ultra high frame rate to me. Almost like there’s multiple frame rates in the scene? Shrug. I’d love to try and recreate a cheap version of this effect.
This makes me feel alone
Absolutely impressing
My entire class saw this this morning ;|
I remember watching this before April 29th lol
Wonderful work of art
Wow can't wait to watch this
This is actually the whole file in essence.
Excellent.
Perfection
A masterpiece...😞
watching this on ipad right now. i love it. also wolf of wall street
I feel empty from this movie...
Perfect fit.
Amazing opening to an amazing film
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Nice
Does anyone know where this audio comes from? I know it's not the original, but it fits so well, and sounds amazing.
no doubt in my mind you've already found it but it's a slower verdion of Forgive by Burial!
I have that painting in Animal Crossing
Music - Burial
This music is so superior to the original, it is frightening. I cannot get enough of it.
what´s the title of this music? and from who is it? please help!!!!
Thoughtsurfer Zone very beautiful...dont'you?
burial forgive
wagner is trash, somehow
I totally agree, this lifts the opening sequence to a whole new level.
❤❤
from who is the music of this video?
It's a slowed version of Forgive by Burial
Alessandra Corti conviene cmque scaricare la musica in. mp3 x che' il video è già stato censurato una volta x motivi di copyright.....
good vid, opening may happen, but not in the movie. that would be tens, thousands, millions of years from now. idk. thats my guess.
Who is the master of dread? I SAY LARS, YOU SAY VON TRIER.
LARS ! ! !
I like this way better than Wagner. Nice edit.
I bet NASA secretly financed this movie..
There is a lot of darkness in life. Why do we pretend it’s not there? Maybe it makes some people feel uncomfortable. I don’t care anymore
I never saw this movie and I dont know if I ever will but all the clips I've seen makes me think I'll be mildly insane if I did. Not a bash just an observation
Musica tocads de tras pra frente
3:09 say yes to heaven say yes to me
The death of everything we know.
I like this music far more...the other song seems too out of place...
I still like the original Wagner music much much more
🖤!
This is so sad
Rather than the original music, this or something like it, ambient style would of been better. Has way more impact than Wagner.
play Blanck Mass - Chernobyl whilst watching this
What’s this music?
'Forgive' by Burial.
😢😭
Type David Lynch
Boo, what happened to Wagner?
I beg your pardon but Burial is on par with Wagner.
How to lose house value: Hit it with a WHOLE OTHER PLANET.
Please let it be like this... soon.
This is way more well suited to the story and video montage than the Tristan and Isolde version. What an amazingly gloomy movie it was though.. My take on it was that Kirsten's depression was so powerful that it basically conjured up a whole planet out of nowhere to end everything.
That begs the question if the planet was real or all in her head. That’s the cool part. So many questions. Kind of like how everything about the wedding felt fake. Even the wedding guests were acting just to try to make her feel happy.
@@EverettescottortizRightly said. It's one of Trier's best works
Wtf, this isn’t the original song.
R
Perché hai messo sta musica di merda?
No.
looks boring....
What happened to the Wagner? The original score is so much more evocative than whatever this weird stuff is you superimposed on it. You totally destroyed the artistry of the tremendous opening scene of this tremendous movie.