Amadeus (1984) Official Trailer - F. Murray Abraham, Mozart Drama Movie HD
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Amadeus (1984) Official Trailer - F. Murray Abraham, Mozart Drama Movie HD
The incredible story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, told by his peer and secret rival Antonio Salieri - now confined to an insane asylum.
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One of the greatest movies I have ever seen in my life. EVER. It won 8 oscars all of which it deserved - but it deserved one more, an oscar for Tom Hulce who acted as Mozart!
yes
Sarcastic Sugar yesss
He does deserve the Oscar but the academy doesn't work that way.
Abraham won the oscar (who played Salieri) as best male actor in a leading role. Hulce was competing against his costar!
I think that Hulce should have been nominated for best supporting actor because the film is about Salieri's experience with Mozart.
Sarcastic Sugar - Funny thing is that this is the only movie that comes to my mind, that was nominated for two the best actor Oscars. Tom Hulce was very close to winning, but Academy Awards chose F Murray Abraham's Salieri as the superior performance.
Exciting.
Why did you think of your biographical film wolfie?
Wolfie is it salieri killed you?
omg you're alive ;v; hug me
Really a big fan of your work Mozart
He's not the real Amadeus
I don't think I've ever obsessed over a film like I have with Amadeus. I can't stop digging into this movie. Layer after layer: The battle we face when place our own will against the will of the father. The fact that even a good man -- any one of us -- will commit evil and be consumed by it, as long as he feels justified. The question of talent -- where does it come from, and how can all men be equal when some men are so clearly naturally better than us? That's just scratching the surface!! Love Amadeus!!
All humans are equal at birth, it's by work they differ.
In fact, I don't understand why Salieri is not in the movie's title with Mozart. I think that his drama is fundamental here.
And the story of how Amadeus was filmed with American as well as Czech crew in communist Prague, how Forman was spied on, how actors from Eastern Bloc envied fresh fruits brought from Austria in the western part of the canteen, how communist chief of the theatre - where Mozart actually premiered Don Giovanni IRL - refused that American would step on holy soil of this theatre, a decision which was later revoked from higher places...there is a lot:D
Where Salieri asked god to intervene and make him great, Mozart took things into his own hands.
I see it as an expression of prayer versus action.
So a very humanist movie with a misogynist patriarchal streak.
This film changed my life. I watched it for the first time in college during a music appreciation class that I wasn't really interested in taking to begin with. I've since learned to read, write, and compose music, attend symphonies, operas, ballets, and even studied violin for some time. What a timeless film that will continue to transcend time.
That's amazing! Keep going with your gift!
Yes, you're right. This is one of those films that have really the power of changing one's life. I've been obsessed over it since I was sixteen, and now I am forty-two!
That's cool man.
In case you're wondering. The tunes through the video are:
1. Great Mass in C minor 0:00
2. Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K. 183; 1st movement 0:21
3. The Abduction from the Seraglio, K. 384, Chorus of the Janissaries 0:37
3.5 Scene from the "Len Nozze Di Figaro" 0:58
4. The Abduction from the Seraglio, K. 384, "Turkish Finale" 1:02
5. Piano Concerto In D Minor, K 466 1st Movement 1:15
6. The Abduction from the Seraglio, K. 384, "Turkish Finale" 1:33
you're welcome
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart thanks my love
Thank you!
Not quite. - the scene you say is from Le Nozze di Figaro is in fact 'Martern Aller Arten' ('Tortures of all kinds') from Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The abduction from the serail), sung by the role of Constanze.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lmfao
Thanks.I need this. :)
One night when I was younger and couldn't sleep, I went to the living room and my mother was watching this movie. I decided to sit down and watch, and I thought I was in for a snoozefest. Boy, was I wrong. It's one of my most favorite films of all-time.
Still one of the best trailers for one of the absolute best films ever made.
Even the trailer deserved an Oscar!
😂
U Know Stalker 1979!?
40 years and still ahead of time
My favorite movie of all-time. F Murray Abraham as Salieri is my favorite acting performance of all-time.
millhouse14: I so agree! Salieri's opening scene with the priest is one of the best acting performances ever! Moves me every time.
One of the *GREATEST* Movies of ALL TIME ! This movie has my heart and soul...fell in love with it as a little girl when I first saw it, and appreciate it more and more as the years grow by, now than I'm a full grown adult.
MissAdamLambert888 Same here! First time I watched it was as a little girl. And then watched it so much that I wore out the VHS tape and eventually got the DVD as a present 😂
@@SarahSakurayou just described me! I was 6! 🥹🥹🥹
30 fucking years and this film still feels fresh!
IntoTheMindlessAbyss Agreed!
32 years of "torture" for Salieri, 30 years and ongoing for Mozart's film...
Right? So good 🎶
add 7 more years
38.
I studied Mozart's life for my A-level Music exam...I watched this movie a lot, as part of my research. Was brilliant then and still is today. I recall the joy I felt, singing arias from The Marriage of Figaro... Will never forget this experience.👍🏼
Tom Hulce was amazing in it. He should've been recognized for this film, after all, it's his bloody laughter and he played Amadeus. Mr. Abraham was great too, obviously.
The laughing is the best part of the movie
You know at the very end of the movie, after all the credits, the last thing you hear is him laughing again. Amadeus did the "Darth Vader laugh" way before Star Wars did it.
Are you having a laugh?
True Tom Hulce role was epic !
hAhAhA
true😂
Even the trailer of this movie deserved an Oscar!
Very few movies I can watch over and over again, and this one I enjoy watching over and over, the costumes, the acting, the music...Tom Hulce laughing as Mozart was the best..And I enjoy all of Mozart's operas.
By far the greatest movie I have ever seen.
Ken M Absolutely agreed!!
You've obviously never seen cars.
Why is so good? I haven't seen it yet
Have you seen the Room..
A Real Black Person I hope you’re being sarcastic.
Love the trailer, making it appearing that the movie is the rumors of people from word of mouth, from person to person. Still one of the best films that blurs fiction and facts.
It's kind of weird watching the trailer with one ear bud in, though
@@sethvanpelt5707 I'm watching with two!
@@hannahquintua I'm watching with THREE! THAT's how good the music and this trailer is!
@@sethvanpelt5707 Probably sounds great in cinema!
Why don't they make movies like this anymore? It's sad.
Historically inaccurated? They do It all the time.
@@annakarinaalves I meant good quality movies
Pravesh Alva there are good quality movies that have been released recently. Just have to explore, and get out of your comfort zone
@@masonkufahl8407 Amen
@@mimicrybypravesh The current dynamic in Hollywood squeezed out what was known as the "mid majors": medium budget intelligent films for adults. We have lost films like Amadeus, The Fugitive, Silence of The Lambs, etc. for Tentpole comic book movies costing $200M plus.
the market is now geared for teeangers (and adults who still have the brains of teeangers).
In case someone is wondering, the theory that Salieri murdered Mozart wasn't invented by this movie, nor by the play. It's a centuries old theory that spawned when old Salieri actually confessed that he murdered Mozart, but the twist is that his mind was clearly deterriorated and because of that History books have always seem that as just a ramblings of a mad man.
The play and the movie studied that theory very closely and by combining it with prooved history facts, they managed to create a very beliavable way that these events could've happened if that theory were true.
No. Its not theory. But Salieri was quite very kind and warm person. And talented one as well. The intrique and story was betoned trough Pushkin, who is quite unfortunately not known at his best in English speaking world. Id blame poor translators, cause he has translated quite very well into Estonian. Russian and Estonian are like Russian and German languages... nothing similar, but if there is really good translator and poet... then miracled happen.
Alexander Pushkin was the first to capitalize on the myth.
The entire movie is told from Salieri's perspective. The dude is very old, in an asylum and has a clearly deteriorated mental state.
Among the other wonderful films of Milos Forman, "Amadeus" reigns supreme. It is a masterpiece of the highest caliber, a film that flows like a gentle stream on a midsummer's eve as angels dance in the softly moonlit sky. It also has fart jokes.
There is not a moment that feels unnecessary or tedious, there is nothing to add or subtract as this film is, like the finest of Mozart's operas, a pitch perfect masterpiece. The performances are astonishing and often humorous, the script is filled with wit and intrigue, the cinematography is astounding, dropping the viewer in the middle of the 18th century in a manner that is enjoyable for the most modern of audiences, and the music is, of course, brilliant. Brilliant, brilliant, BRILLIANT!-a word that describes this film with total accuracy. It is not only a brilliant film, it is a brilliant film about brilliant people, and the entire concept of brilliance itself. It is a celebration of one of the most brilliant artists ever to grace the world, and it captures his struggles, triumphs, comedies, and tragedies in a manner that is no less than BRILLIANT!
Masterpiece. Rest in peace, Milos Forman.
I have only seen three great movies, directed by him: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975), "Amadeus" (1984), and "Goya's Ghosts" (2006). I am interested in viewing the director's other films! Do you have any recommendations?
@@smit4459 Try his Czech movies, they are really great and they are the reason why they chose him for the One flew in first place.
Who all are assembled here.... after ilayaraja's interview...❤
Salieri is Squidward and Mozart is Sponge Bob
@@zuzannakozdon No, Plankton is Herr Direktor.
Yesss
Yes.
Salieri-Squidward
Mozart-Spongebob
Stanzi-Sandy
Rosenburg-Plankton
Bonno-Patrick
Leopold-Krabs
Erase that atupid ignorant comment on a fine film trailer like this....dont disrespect.......idiot
This movie is a masterpiece! The most beautiful declaration of love to the magic of music but also of youth and life!
"Everything you've heard is true."
Well, maybe.
EyeLean5280 The Nostalgia Critic actually asked the question, "How True is Amadeus?" And he gives a good answer to this tale of fact and fiction. Look it up, I recommend it. However, if you haven't seen the film, watch it before you see the Nostalgia Critic's Editorial on Amadeus.
Salieri wasnt the murderer. Maybe. I hope .
You have to keep in mind that the narration IS unreliable. It presents the gossip and hyperbole surrounding Mozart’s death which ACTUALLY occurred at the time
That’s what people need to realise about the film too. It’s told from the perspective of Salieri who is elderly and has lost his mind!
If there had been an Oscar for best trailer, this movie should have won it too. The best thing I have EVER watched, I can't even imagine how it was to watch it in the cinema, unfortunately I wasn't even born then 😁 and I would have loved watching it win all the Oscars. If only it was possible for Murray and Hulce to share the Best actor award, they were equally brilliant.
I saw parts of this movie in middle school, never understood it. As an adult I view this movie as an absolute masterpiece.
Amadeus and Immortal Beloved are unnoticed masterpieces in the 21st century.
No one notices how just brilliant this trailer is. Even though we all know the story of Mozart's life, it still leaves us excited and titillating. Most of modern trailers already tell you the whole story and there is nothing more to discover. But this one really leaves you wanting to see it!
LOL, well, FWIW, I just ten seconds ago posted a comment saying just HOW awesome this great trailer is! You are so right--it was inspired work!
Yes so fascinating how we watched the film many times and we still think there's truth to be discovered.
finally. a trailer that does not give away the whole plot. leaves you curious amd excited. ❤
Totally! Amadeus is my favorite movie.
Even the trailer deserves an Oscar!
I didn't expect that this film was made in 1984, I thought that this is a new movie cus TH-cam suddenly keeps recommending clips of this to me. Its way ahead of its time!
One of the greatest movies ever made and F. Murray Abraham and Tom Hulce two wonderful actors that Hollywood forgot.
Wow! After reading the comments, I must watch this movie.
Oui. C'est clairement un chef d'oeuvre.
I wish trailers today are still like this, doesnt give away the movie but still capable of generating interest.
This film has aged incredibly well. It could have been made this year. Obviously it helps when it wasn’t set in a contemporary setting and lacks the signature synth heavy score of so many 80 films but they did such an amazing job with the costume, sets and cinematography it still looks so good today
Mozart seems to have metalhead personality in this movie.
Neoclassical band leader
Cause he was the og rockstar of his time
Just amazing... Still, after all these years.
Yesterday I came along this movie. And give it a try. What a great masterpiece is this. I'm happy I found it. I gonna watch it again later this week. Beautiful music, and very good acting. Visual spectacular and a treatment for the ears.
This movie deserves a “Criterion,” Blu-ray treatment!
What superb editing for this trailer! The radio ad I heard in my freshman year dorm-without-a-TV was enough to get me to the movie theater to see it. If I had seen THIS, I would've RUN there!
Closest thing to perfection on film.
One of my all time favorites - RIP Milos Forman
I have only seen three great movies, directed by him: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975), "Amadeus" (1984), and "Goya's Ghosts" (2006). I am interested in viewing the director's other films! Do you have any recommendations?
This movie made me to discover Salieri. Wonderfull!
One of my favourite movies of all time. A masterpiece ❤
What an amazing trailer. As a published author, I really hope that if one of my books which are shockingly disturbing is adapted into a film, the trailer opens in the exact same way.
Benjamin Long I wish that your books will become very acclaimed one day, that they will be made into films and that I'll be in the audience, happily watching the movies...
One of my favorite movies ever
One of the best films I’ve ever seen in my life! This truly is a masterpiece of filmmaking. 🎥✨🎹♥️
Mozart as depicted in this film is my role model in life: A heroic Man-child
This film was something else!
Deserved the Best Picture of 1984.
MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME 😭😭😍😍
SAME HERE!!!
why
The first rockstar!!!! Rock me Amadeus!
Amadeus was a successful stage play before it was a movie. I was fortunate to see Mark Hamill in the title role, crazy laughs and everything.
Sometimes I forget to put the cover over my keyboard when I'm done playing, but tonight, after it heard me watching this clip, it scurried into the other room where the cover is kept, and closed the door. There was an eerie silence, then, in the darkness through the open window into the still of the snowy night I heard Mozart's manacle cackle. I'm afraid to go look. At least I still have my guitar.
i cried in the end of that movie last night.
Mozart died from overwork.
but his wife locked away his unfinished requiem.
Miraculous musical genius.
I remember having to watch this in junior high vocal class in the 80's and I wonder if it would even be allowed these days? I loved it and haven't seen it since so it will be a whole different experience as an adult!!
The Most Grandiose Film Ever Made
This is one of the best movie trailers of all time.
The best movie based on one of the geniuses of the classical music : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart !
One of my favorite movies and one of the best movies of 1984 right there next to Once Upon a Time in America and The Terminator.
It’s pretty amazing that Miloš Forman gave us One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest and Amadeus, he was truly an inspired filmmaker.
I very much enjoyed The People V. Larry Flynt, Ragtime, and Man On The Moon as well, if not as much as his two true masterpieces.
This movie is so good.Tom Hulche and F. Murray Abraham are so underrated actors
This movie should be shown in classrooms. Totally inspiring
This movie is brilliant, a masterpiece. Well deserved Oscars, spetialy for Murray Abraham.
"Tell us tell us at once"
That reminds me of
"Do it do it do it now"
Lol
Such a great movie. My Dad took me to see this when I was a pre-pubescent teen,
GREAT trailer for absolutely stellar movie! If you dont understand Mozart you dont understand what is life. ♥️
“Are we going to appall you with something confidential and disgusting? Let’s hope so. Because that is what you really like: un-confessed crimes and buried wickedness.”
Still, the BEST trailer ever!
When I was younger I ran away from home and stay with my friend for a few months. He had the worst movies you could think of and out of all my choices I ended up picking this one. I figured I would just throw it on and just go to sleep you know. I actually loved the movie so much I watched it every night to fall asleep to. I would actually not even fall asleep alot of the times at the beginning because I would watch it all the way through then go to sleep. I did this for like 3 months. Needless to say I really love this movie haha.
I'm in love with this movie to this day.
‘The rest is just the same, isn’t it?’
‘that doesn’t really work, does it?’
Mozart lives forever.
This is the best trailer I've ever seen
Great movie ♥♥♥
I love Mozart's laugh xD
So glad this movie is on Netflix. I've watched it once in 9th grade and had to watch it again. I love this movie!
IT IS?! Your comment was supposed to be the last before I run to Netflix to see if it's there.
EDIT: It's not :(.
Same here, it is not.
Best movie ever made!!
This was my birthday present.
I CAN'T STOP WATCHING IT😊
What a wonderful movie
There's no way this gem is almost 40 years old.
Better than any trailer in the 21th century.
One of my favourite movies
Great work!!!!!
Ahh yes, this was back when movie trailers often used the artwork from the poster. Seriously, has anybody noticed that? Jaws, Star Trek: The Motion Picture,...
Brian Tully Well, this was when they actually used art in posters, as opposed to now where they just feel like edited photographs.
Not that there aren't some good posters, but... they're not as cool.
I L-O-V-E T-H-I-S MOVIE!!
Perfect!
WONDERFUL.
I was afraid the historical inaccuracies were going to take me out of the movie. Thankfully, that wasn't the case after I understood what the film was going for. It's actually great. And I was even able to get over Tom Hulce's baby face and immature mannerisms.
You sound so dumb 😂
omgosh lol .... his laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Laughing is therapeutic. I like the laugh of Mozart.
Will buy the dvd as soon as i see it!!
My all time favorite, my desert island movie by the late, great Milos Forman.
Unforgettable
One of the best films ever.
Love this film so much
Looks amazing !
One of the three first adult orientated films I saw as a boy in the cinemas, ironically all with my Mum. The others being Witness & Chariots of Fire. To this day I love them all and think of her when I watch them. Amadeus is mesmerising. Unspeakably brilliant, although the Director’s Cut was unnecessary. The added scenes in no way make it better. It was perfect as is when first released in 1984.
I prefer the theatrical cut but I respect your opinion.
I love this film :) and his laugh is so funny omg xD
what is the name of these songs?
80s historical period movies are the best! Looks a lot like The Phantom of the Opera