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One of my most watched 30 seconds of the entire movie, along with the finale. This opera needs a recording of the same quality it got in this film

This music is medicine for the soul

Salieri, un maestro.

Maybe Salieri was a "very-classical" composer, in his operas there are kings, queens, noblemen, his characters are very respectable and maybe too serious. Serious and rigid Aristocratics did like Salieri, because in his music they recognized themselves. Look instead at Mozart's characters ike Papageno/Papagena, they seems very less "well educated" and "respectable" more informal if we can say so, it is consequential that during XVIII and XIX century Salieri was not so famous while Mozart's music did rise in public's favour

What a scene.. After Adam and Eve taught the world once, what would happen to us if we let the devil trick us or get into our minds,God showed us all through the bible his power.. This man's videos flopped like a lot of videos out here because everyone is not into the something, and when they reach powerful people, everything goes south.. Stand strong against those who have no intentions of stopping because it only takes one day, like every day, that something miraculous has happened.. check this movie out someday✨️ God bless you all

השמדת הנשים! כולן פדופיליות.מפרסומת פאמפרס,

0:31 Who composed that minuet ?

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❤❤❤magnifique film..bons acteurs..et costumes très beaux..j adore..la révolution française..( les années lumières ! )

❤❤❤un film extrêmement agréable à regarder..je replonge à chaque fois au temps de Marie Antoinette, en plus la musique est magnifique..un très beau film. J adore !! ❤❤❤❤ça me fait penser qu à cette époque le peuple savait se faire entendre !!!!! Mais aujourd'hui....pauvre France..😢😢😢😢

0:13 ❤❤Un Film FORMIDABLE UNE MUSIQUE EXTRAORDINAIRE !! COMME J AI ADORÉ CE FILM !! ACTEURS MERVEILLEUX TRÈS BEAU FILM À VOIR..( sauf les années terribles) bravo !! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

❤❤❤un film en 4 parties FORMIDABLE !! Les années lumières !! Costumes magnifiques et acteurs merveilleux !! ❤❤

What a great history, France, you’ve got! So tragical and glorious. Decoration for all humankind.

Quelle heure est il ?? Il est le quize et demie I proclami passano, le azioni restano I re pagheranno molto cara la mia caduta L uguaglianza esiste solo in teoria La morale vale da sola un intero codice Le disgrazie hanno il loro eroismo Le mie guerre hanno ucciso le pergamene Non vi sono ideali che non abbiano un residuo positivo La diplomazia è la polizia in marsina Un re da conto tutti i giorni NAPOLEONE BONAPARTE Pensieri scelti a caso (Quelli più lunghi e difficili li dico al muro xche capisce tutto al volo) Sto guardando l orologio, le lancette sono ferme..... Mi data addirittura 04 giugno 2023......... Il mio tempo è scaduto da troppo signori. PS Sono finiti i tempi dei fogli e della cartelletta.... Sono iniziati i tempi SCADUTI dell orologio.

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Jouer dans un tel chef d'oeuvre ! Cela doit être magnifique pour un acteur ! Superbe fresque de notre Histoire !

Dame Maggie Smith is just outstanding in this picture.

Long live the revolution!👍😎

I keep watch this film on every free weekend for over last 10 years😅

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I know he was the bad guy in this movie, but that agonizing hell of being trapped longing for something which he knows he'll never have, trapped in past glories and past torments moves a terrible pity and even sympathy for this character. This does not excuse however his villainy against the innocent Mozart who did not deserve the sabotage by Salieri's hand.

Il Maestro . . . Salieri!

In January 1793, the Revolutionary Government in Paris declared War on Britain! God Save The King.

This ending sounds a lot like the ending to Beethoven’s concert aria Ah Perfido Op 65

Please what's name music 0:32 and thank you. From morocco rabat

This scene is filled with true love. Of Mrs filippov for her son, of tania for mrs filippov and vice versa. Of commissar for tania and her natiom

Is this included in any of the Amadeus Soundtrack recordings that are on sale? Because, it's included in full in some of the Amadeus Soundtrack recordings on RUclips.

Today I was eating the delicious home made jam that my hosts prepare in London and I told one of them: "Now I know why Maggie Smith doesn't approve bought marmalade in Gosford Park" hahahahaha

Maggie Smith is an impoverished member of a dying English aristocracy that would soon fall to the new American Empire, where singers and film stars are the equal of Dukes and Duchess’s. Ivor Novello was a handsome talented peasant who had a clear leg up above her in the new social order… So here she’s trying to put this jumped up pantry boy in his place! Jeremy Northam is perfection ❤️

There's something about Mrs. Filipov leaving the note and giving her pass to Tania that makes me cry like a damn baby every time. I know there's sadder movies out there, but seeing her on the ground after the bomb hits and her scrambling around after trying to write the note. Fuck me I don't know why that hits so hard

Man, the music canon is great, but listening to underrated composers or underrated pieces of already famous ones, would be fantastic 🥺

Its sad to know that Stalin wanted the civilians of the city to stay and fight thus never evacuating them. Only added to the death and suffering.

0:18 Man I really love that final:)

"Tell me, how much longer are you going to go on.....making films." Surprised no one picked up on this in the comments.

Why would someone talk to someone else like that? I’ll never get it.

Já procurei versões com o instrumental similar a esse aqui no RUclips mas não achei:(

Why is this section not included on the soundtrack of the movie?

The editing in this movie is so good.

in braccio all'empia sorte non mi lasciare ancor. ♫

For someone who says she is above films she knew an awful lot about the box office of The Lodger. Either she’s lying to a degree to save face or gossip she overheard.

She can shade better than all

“One hears such music and what can one say but, Salieri!”

Here Salieri beats Mozart

I just love this scene where old Salieri reminisces about the glorious days of his youth as the Court Composer in Vienna. By far this is my favourite scene in this timeless classic Amadeus (1984)

Poor little traitor

Whats great about this scene is that Salieri stops playing on the piano and starts mimicking directing the orchestra on his head. To the priest this makes no sense since he cannot no longer hear him of course which brings to him the idea of Salieri's madness as a real one, both Salieri and the priest share in this small scene a sense of realism to music appreciation

Brava🎼🌷🌷🌷🌷🎼

Wonderful piece of music from wonderful film :)

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“Tell me how much longer do you go on making films. Must be disappointing that something just FLOPS.” Maggie Smith words are like nails against a chalkboard. She’s utterly delicious 😋