Outstanding! You nailed the 3 most important locations of the film and did a perfect job of pin-pointing the locations on the map. Those comparison shots with today are excellent. Job well done! Thank you for sharing.
Great job. This is my favourite movie and I have tremendous respect for Vittoria De Sica. Rome is also my favourite city. The locations look (much) more evocative in the movie, maybe because it is in B&W with the accompanying soundtrack and good acting. I would not have guessed these were the locations if I am standing there, in their harmonious colour pallette, today.
Thanks for sharing. This reminds me I need to watch the film once again. I might have watched the film about 30 years ago. Now i'm completely clueless about the story.
Very good review Sir.By the way,it's so sad Roma is destroyed with graffiti and many roads are changed ...Movie is brilliant,just as all Italian and France movies in that period!
Grazie per la visione, Andrea! I miei migliori auguri a tuo padre Enzo. La sua interpretazione in “Ladri di biciclette” è davvero degna di un Oscar. Ha il potere di raggiungere oltre 70 anni e di toccare ancora il cuore.
This is amazing! I would have loved to know where they go after they follow the man to the church in the scene where Bruno disapears for a moment and they meet on the steps.
@@realsamuelhawley thanks. curiously in the film, the mob references a street called "via panico", warning antonio not to come back to "via di panico" but it's artistic licence because they're actually in vicolo della campanella ( although panico is nearby and was perhaps better known at the time)
for some reason, this film title is often mistranslated in the USA as "the bicycle thief" even though 'ladri di biciclette' is unambiguous italian for 'bicycle thieves' [ plural and no article]
"Bicycle Thieves" is definitely the proper translation. I wonder if the mistranslation was a mistake, or maybe someone involved in distributing the film in the West back in the 1950s preferred the ambiguity of "The Bicycle Thief."
@@realsamuelhawley surely the latter. i imagine it to be some clownish boss like Jack Lipnick from 'barton fink' saying "thieves plural? i hate it. the audience cant handle more than one protagonist - how many times do i have to tell you that, Lou - let's just call it the bicycle thief and be done with it; we dont need to tackle the world in one movie"
savastan sonra yasamak icin mucadele eden insanlarin hayati kolay degil bizim dunyamizla onlarin dunyasini kiyasliyorumda filmi izledigim zaman keske bisikletimi versemde isini kaybetmese diye dusundum filimde olsa gercek hayatta yasaniyor bende zamaninda sahip olmak istemistim ama. 16 yasinda sahip oldum ilk bisikletime onun duygularini anliyorum
thank you for sharing these places with us.bicycle thieves is a masterpiece ❤️
Outstanding! You nailed the 3 most important locations of the film and did a perfect job of pin-pointing the locations on the map. Those comparison shots with today are excellent. Job well done! Thank you for sharing.
Great to following the tracks of such a cinematic masterpiece and to share it with us. Thx for that 👍.
Great job. This is my favourite movie and I have tremendous respect for Vittoria De Sica. Rome is also my favourite city. The locations look (much) more evocative in the movie, maybe because it is in B&W with the accompanying soundtrack and good acting. I would not have guessed these were the locations if I am standing there, in their harmonious colour pallette, today.
Thanks a lot. From India...
Thanks for sharing. This reminds me I need to watch the film once again. I might have watched the film about 30 years ago. Now i'm completely clueless about the story.
Bravo!! 👏👏
Amazing
Very enjoyable movie. Thank you.
Very nice. In movie we watched as Black and white. Your video shows in color. Good.
Thanks for sharing with us
Thank you for posting this :)
THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR GREAT VIDEO SAMUEL BY A ROMAN CITIZEN 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching, Alex!
Very good review Sir.By the way,it's so sad Roma is destroyed with graffiti and many roads are changed ...Movie is brilliant,just as all Italian and France movies in that period!
I think it was Martin Scorsese who named this movie as amongst one of his most favourite films.
Tears come from my eyes🙏🙏🤷♂️🤷♂️😔😔
great job!
I just watched this classic after an interview of the great SATYJEET RAY
Ciao io sono Andrea il figlio di Enzo staiola il piccolo "Bruno".... complimenti per il video... un saluto anche da mio padre..
Grazie per la visione, Andrea! I miei migliori auguri a tuo padre Enzo. La sua interpretazione in “Ladri di biciclette” è davvero degna di un Oscar. Ha il potere di raggiungere oltre 70 anni e di toccare ancora il cuore.
Love this video from Bangladesh go ahead man
Thank you, Shefan!
very nice good
This is amazing! I would have loved to know where they go after they follow the man to the church in the scene where Bruno disapears for a moment and they meet on the steps.
this is great. i just saw the movie again last night. but how did you find out the filming locations?
I found them at this website: bicyclethieflocations.wordpress.com/
@@realsamuelhawley thanks. curiously in the film, the mob references a street called "via panico", warning antonio not to come back to "via di panico" but it's artistic licence because they're actually in vicolo della campanella ( although panico is nearby and was perhaps better known at the time)
There is more,i found many scenes
*waves at uncle*
for some reason, this film title is often mistranslated in the USA as "the bicycle thief" even though 'ladri di biciclette' is unambiguous italian for 'bicycle thieves' [ plural and no article]
"Bicycle Thieves" is definitely the proper translation. I wonder if the mistranslation was a mistake, or maybe someone involved in distributing the film in the West back in the 1950s preferred the ambiguity of "The Bicycle Thief."
@@realsamuelhawley surely the latter. i imagine it to be some clownish boss like Jack Lipnick from 'barton fink' saying "thieves plural? i hate it. the audience cant handle more than one protagonist - how many times do i have to tell you that, Lou - let's just call it the bicycle thief and be done with it; we dont need to tackle the world in one movie"
Wait how did you know all of these places without having lived there or there being a documented account of these locations from set?
I found them on this website: bicyclethieflocations.wordpress.com/
Y there is Godfather music
savastan sonra yasamak icin mucadele eden insanlarin hayati kolay degil bizim dunyamizla onlarin dunyasini kiyasliyorumda filmi izledigim zaman keske bisikletimi versemde isini kaybetmese diye dusundum filimde olsa gercek hayatta yasaniyor bende zamaninda sahip olmak istemistim ama. 16 yasinda sahip oldum ilk bisikletime onun duygularini anliyorum
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