Having played the Trumpet, Bugle and another B flat instrument the Coronet. If you know what you are doing you can make the Bugle sound like a trumpet.
I am 54 years old. I highly remember any scene of a movie I watched in my childhood. I watched this when I was 5 (when I was circumcised ) and remember crying. This is such a scene.
This is one of the greatest films ever made. 1953 academy award for best picture winner. I loved Stalig 17 and William Holden but Montgomery Clift should have won best actor In my opinion. Even Burt Lancaster was great. I loved frank Sinatra, Debrah Kerr has always been a favorite of mine in Cary Grant Movies, of course you can’t forget Donna Reed. Ol fatso Earnest who is a legend. Taps gives me chills every time I hear it and it makes me cry a military funerals I have attended.
The irony of the scene is that this is Prewitt's final victory over the commander. No one...NO ONE...on that base was going to force him to fight. He had earned that much respect.
Non c'è nulla da fare: tutte le volte che l'ascolto mi vengono le lacrime agli occhi! Sono uno dei vecchi che una vita fa fecero il servizio militare...LA NAJA! 😢 Erano tempi più puliti di adesso...2023 😮
As a Veteran, "Taps" has a special meaning and significance few who never served could understand. This scene, one of my absolute favorites from all military films, never fails to rekindle the memories, the faces and names of those brothers and sisters from every generation who gave their last full measure; evoking unbidden emotions even on this old-school NCO's face.
I have been listening to various videos to find the correct "Taps". Until I realized that they are all correct! Even the same person will likely sound slightly different from one play to another I surmise that that is what makes Taps even more beautiful. The deceased is honoured with Taps which is as unique to them as it is universal to all. The difference in how it was played is how the Soldiers guessed who played Taps.
Ah, this scene makes me study trumpet. So i bougth a one today, cheap Yamaha. I'm sure that I will play well soon the theme of movie ,from here to heaven.
My mother was 22, a registered nurse and volunteered for WW II. She was initially stationed at Tripler General Hospital in Hawaii. She was elevated to the rank of captain in the Woman's Army Nurse Corp. She went on in 1944 to Saipan and then to Okinawa tending to the wounded from those fierce battles. She came back and immediately went to Cleveland and helped in the finding of the polio vaccine and while raising a family in the early 1950s, she was the directress of nursing at a major cancer hospital. She is my definition of a hero.
Soberbia la película increíble interpretación de Mongomery clift, Frank Sinatra, Burt ncaster, Ernest Borgnine, todos sublime . Oscar Frank Sinatra y Donna Reed también mejor director, mejor guión , mejor fotografía y mejor sonido. se merece más actor principal Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift , mejor actriz Principal Deborah Kerr, mejor banda sonora y por mejor vestuario. LA RECOMIENDO EN MAYUSCULAS, ES SEPTIMO ARTE Y COMO ES ACTUAR EN UNA PELICULA. Ernest Borgnine sublime increíble , gano su Oscar en Marty, preciosa película maravillosa interpretación . Un saludo
Having played the Trumpet, Bugle and another B flat instrument the Coronet. If you know what you are doing you can make the Bugle sound like a trumpet.
I am 54 years old. I highly remember any scene of a movie I watched in my childhood. I watched this when I was 5 (when I was circumcised ) and remember crying. This is such a scene.
This is one of the greatest films ever made. 1953 academy award for best picture winner. I loved Stalig 17 and William Holden but Montgomery Clift should have won best actor In my opinion. Even Burt Lancaster was great. I loved frank Sinatra, Debrah Kerr has always been a favorite of mine in Cary Grant Movies, of course you can’t forget Donna Reed. Ol fatso Earnest who is a legend. Taps gives me chills every time I hear it and it makes me cry a military funerals I have attended.
The irony of the scene is that this is Prewitt's final victory over the commander. No one...NO ONE...on that base was going to force him to fight. He had earned that much respect.
The best chikken skin
There are several re-makes of this movie,none came close to the original masterpiece.
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My grandfather loved this scene. I had my best friend play this when we carried his casket from the church.
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Great movie but the level of bullying was sad as hell! I mean the man said no how many times?
hollywood don't make em like they used to
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Non c'è nulla da fare: tutte le volte che l'ascolto mi vengono le lacrime agli occhi! Sono uno dei vecchi che una vita fa fecero il servizio militare...LA NAJA! 😢 Erano tempi più puliti di adesso...2023 😮
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몽고메리 클리프트, 버트 랭카스터, 데보라 카 모두 그립다. 이제 모두 고인. 야구영화 '꿈의 구장'에서 본 늙은 버트 랭카스터를 보니 왜 그리 내 가슴이 아리던지..
I remember watching this movie on TV when I was a kid. It was the first movie that I could remember to make me cry and this was the scene that did it.
Good movie in good old days. Moving moment.
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perfect
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0:04 R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Love between men is quite beautiful.
Um dos melhores filmes que assisti
OPUS MASTER Monthy Clift
As a Veteran, "Taps" has a special meaning and significance few who never served could understand. This scene, one of my absolute favorites from all military films, never fails to rekindle the memories, the faces and names of those brothers and sisters from every generation who gave their last full measure; evoking unbidden emotions even on this old-school NCO's face.
Thank you for serving our country!
Monty playing taps was the only thing I remember about this movie bc it made me cry. RIP.
YILLAR ÖNCESİNDEN GELEN AMA YILLAR SONRA YAŞATAN YORUM VE SAHNELER
I have been listening to various videos to find the correct "Taps". Until I realized that they are all correct! Even the same person will likely sound slightly different from one play to another I surmise that that is what makes Taps even more beautiful. The deceased is honoured with Taps which is as unique to them as it is universal to all. The difference in how it was played is how the Soldiers guessed who played Taps.
Bugle actually.
Ah, this scene makes me study trumpet. So i bougth a one today, cheap Yamaha. I'm sure that I will play well soon the theme of movie ,from here to heaven.
Traumhaft Schön
Ho cercato questa scena dopo aver letto la splendida e commovente pagina del libro. Bella e struggente.
Hermosa películas 🎥 y linda canción del Silencio. Bravo por mi actor preferido 👏 Clif Momgomery ,me llegó al alma gracia, feliz noche
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My favorite film of Montgomery clift, Burt Lancaster and Frank Sinatra 🤩🤩😍😍😍😍💛💛
agree.👌
Montgomery Clift actor legendary Best 🎭
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My mother was 22, a registered nurse and volunteered for WW II. She was initially stationed at Tripler General Hospital in Hawaii. She was elevated to the rank of captain in the Woman's Army Nurse Corp. She went on in 1944 to Saipan and then to Okinawa tending to the wounded from those fierce battles. She came back and immediately went to Cleveland and helped in the finding of the polio vaccine and while raising a family in the early 1950s, she was the directress of nursing at a major cancer hospital. She is my definition of a hero.
Superman approved
It’s a bugle
Soberbia la película increíble interpretación de Mongomery clift, Frank Sinatra, Burt ncaster, Ernest Borgnine, todos sublime . Oscar Frank Sinatra y Donna Reed también mejor director, mejor guión , mejor fotografía y mejor sonido. se merece más actor principal Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift , mejor actriz Principal Deborah Kerr, mejor banda sonora y por mejor vestuario. LA RECOMIENDO EN MAYUSCULAS, ES SEPTIMO ARTE Y COMO ES ACTUAR EN UNA PELICULA. Ernest Borgnine sublime increíble , gano su Oscar en Marty, preciosa película maravillosa interpretación . Un saludo
It's a bugle not a trumpet.🇺🇸
Cena impressionante vdeste clássico inesquecível.
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That's a bugle.
this is so 😭
this so 😭
Great movie all terrific actors!
The most emotional entered actor ever in cinema! There will never be anyone like "Monty". RIP and may the god give a rest for your restless soul. -_-