El Cid Extended Ending HD
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- El Cid ending, one of the best parts of this epic road show picture. El Cid taking a arrow to the heart in a previous battle, demands that he rides out the next day despite his fatal injury. Thus restoring the morale of his men and then to charge on to victory. And thus the cid, road out of the gates of history, into legend.
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I am 70 years old and I have seen many movies, but only 3 have marked my life and the 3 are carried out by the same actor, The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur and El Cid, I do not care about the other opinions, but I always admired Charlton Heston, and he will always be the best actor of all time for me.
Totally agree with you!
Also liked him as Will Penny which was a western.
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wonderful choices.
……& a lovely man to meet, & have conversation with, along with his beautiful wife, Lydia. They’re both gone now……RIP
I can imagine an absolute roar of applause in theaters as El Cid emerges from the Keep, choreographed perfectly and synced with the organs playing. There are epic endings, and then there is this.
Only prime Hollywood at its extravagant best could come up with a film and musical score like this. Even Lord of the Rings looks greatly deflated after seeing this film again. A rare production, and almost worthy of the purest Knight of all-the great EL CID, who in the deepest humility, served His Lord God, and the Spanish King, loyal to a fault. Amen!
I bought this earlier and it's a film I always remembered as a kid a dead king charging the enemies on horse back. Didn't know it was the same film when bought it . Is there any other films we're they put the king on horde back remember the film different as a kid
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There is another film called Kryczazy (1960) great scenes of the battles. That film had a great quality for being a not-Hollywood production. The Cid is another masterpiece for sure.
Thank you...I'll have a look.@@arnautorronteras2602
Jamás perdió una batalla ni muerto
I remember watching that movie over 40 yrs ago. Heston was King of the epics!!
He certainly was. He was a magnificent Ben-Hur.
Exactomo
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"Heavenly Father, open your arms to receive the soul of one who lived and died the purest knight of all!."
Which he most certainly wasn't
How do you realy know
Very iconic words.
Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar better to be known as El Cid, a Castilian nobleman, an undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and before the golden age of the Templars.
Wrong , the Templars were founded years after his death.
It's during the reconquista and crusades Rodrigo de Vivar didn't live long enough to witness the founding of the Knights Templar (Poor Fellow Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon, 1119) El Cid died in 10th of July 1099 (5 days before crusader siege of Jerusalem will end)
@@javier6926 yes its 2 decades after El Cid's demise and after the first crusade
@@javier6926 That's what he said. "Before the (....) Templars".
Charlton Heston's imposing stage presence shines in all his epic films. RIP Chuck !
Yep, especially when he is a corpse. What talent!
The original death rides a horse!
"that's a cool banner you have there Bibar, can I hold it?"
"From my cold, dead hand...."
小学生のころ、テレビ映画で初めて見ました。今は５８歳です。英雄エルシドが戦いすえなくなってから、馬の鞍に括り付けられて走る姿はとても悲しく感じられたものです。父を見守る子供や婦人にも、哀れを感じたものです。久しぶりに見て当時を懐かしく感じる次第です。
Truly one of the greatest endings in cinematic history.
What about Forest Gump!
A sequência final de El Cid assombrou a minha infância, assombrou a minha vida inteira. O cavaleiro estático e imaculado recebe uma luz, um reflexo do sol do crepúsculo, e o órgão (o meu instrumento favorito) irrompe grandiosamente, com a solenidade de uma epifania. O último take projeta o cavaleiro, o homem, que atravessa todo o screen, passa da vida de sofrimento finalmente para a lenda. Jamais encontrei outro momento que me marcasse tanto.
Essa cena é super emocional. Você sabia que não está realmente a galopar na beira do mar? É um efeito do cinema da época! Ele realmente está indo ao longo da estrada desde Torrelobatón, Valladolid, a cena da cidade ao principio do filme com a ponte e o castelo onde Don Rodrigo entra com os três prisioneiros. O assunto surgiu numa conferência na Filmoteca de Salamanca sobre o filme.
Excelente!
Pra mim, é o melhor final de filme da história. Uma obra de arte essa cena.
What makes this scene so riveting, is that, according to history, when El Cid was mounted on his horse, he was already dead, from wounds received, in an earlier battle. He was tethered into his saddle so that he would not fall, and his right hand was affixed to his staff, so that it would not drop. This was one of the most dynamic endings, in the history of film.
This always sends chills up my spine. The organ solo, a work of genius whilst the glare from the Cid's helm blinds the Berber army. Inimitable.
El cid was a clever man he sided with sides rhsr were stronger he switched back and forth for his own gain
its a fantasy that feeds conflicts even today.
@@gregknipe8772 found the jew
@@sleepyjoe8908lol
What a man! Only Heston could have played this scene without looking silly. We no longer have any actors male enough who could play el Cid Campeador!
Tom Hardy or Daniel Day Lewis might be able to fill the roll. More Lewis than anything.
No.
Yes
They would say El Cid celebrates "toxic masculinity"
Antonio Banderas could
One of the few to win a battle after his death.
"And Thus The Cid Rode Out Of The Gates Of History And Into Legend"! Totally Absolutely brilliant Line one of the best in Movie History! Also the Organ music totally perfect and one of the greatest endings to any movie I have ever seen!😃🧔🐴🐎⚔️🛡️🎪🏰🇪🇸🎬🎞️📽️🎼🎼🎼🎼
Was it Alec Guinness narrating?
@@keysersoze5920 I don't know, but it was perfect.
Heavenly father open your arms to receive the soul of one who lived and died the purest knight of all.
I hate to admit it, but the end of this movie is overpoweringly emotional to me ever time. I remember when my father took me and my sister to see this back in 1961, he said not to tell my mother that Charlton Heston dies in it. She was his number one fan.
When I first saw this scene a memory was triggered in me. I had, from my mother, a sixth grade reading book, with a section titled "Heroes from other lands" I recognized El Cid as being one of those stories when they got to the part about propping him up on his horse with the the bar to keep him upright. This book would have been in use, in Kansas, in the 1940's, so it's pretty cool. There were also short fiction stories set in other countries, particularly Asia, Eastern Europe, and Russia. Quite a breadth of cultural exposure for the time and the place.
Lovely story, Denise. Thanks for sharing that particular memory, speaking as it does to an America within which ordinary normal Americans grew up to learn all about the wider world around them and to savour the different cultural histories. There's something especially poignant about the fact that your Mom was growing up in Kansas in the 1940s because -- all too sadly, as the events at The Capitol on January 6th amply demonstrated -- I've a feeling, Toto, that we're not in Kansas any more. Big thanks again.
Back when there was no CGI and things were epic as fuck...
The last time i felt that was when I watched kingdom of heaven..
Mr Pink sadly kingdom of heaven was a very unfair representation and historically inaccurate. It had the modern flavor of Christianity is bad, Islam is noble, it’s actor had a 21st century conscience...
So you know, this isn't exactly historically accurate either. If you want that, plenty of documentaries to watch.
@@martyconroy3786 absolutely agree. But I think there is a point perhaps to be made that the Kingdom of Heaven protagonists seem very modern in their outlooks. A generation or two past it was probably easier to have the religious or premodern attitude. I think it is hard for writers and actors to really get themselves out of a 21st century attitude.
CGI in Koh
This was a movie compare to the crap they show today!
For God, El Cid and Spain...Arriba Espana.....Spain today needs another Rodrigo.
Hahaaa!
theodore grapsas That's for sure!😂
And Charlton Heston reminds us that the U.S. needs more dead Republicans.
Um filme maravilhoso, assisti 7 vezes.
Strike.bin.zaid...youssif.bin.tachfine.......
Theyre back..
There are not many women as pretty, much less more beautiful, as Sophia Loren.
Done on purpose.
I have one!
gorgeous music by one of the greatest composer of the 20th century "Miklos Rozsa"
Cuando un heroe es respetado hasta después de su muerte es rival poderoso
had a few drinks. After watching this scene i'm in tears. Don't know why :(
Benjamin Prabhu Of course you know the film and ending were pure Hollywood fantasy. Historically El Cid played both sides of the fence fighting for the Christians and the Moors, a hired sword. Jimena had four children. Only two daughters are shown in film.
Nate Album but it was partially based off of the legend around the cid, not the real guy.
According to my research:
In 1082, on behalf of al-Muʿtamin, he inflicted a decisive defeat on the Moorish king of Lérida and the latter’s Christian allies, among them the count of Barcelona. In 1084 he defeated a large Christian army under King Sancho Ramírez of Aragon. He was richly rewarded for these victories by his grateful Muslim masters.
So I stand by what I said. He was a mercenary who played both sides of the fence. El CID was out for El CID. Valencia was his ultimate prize and he did what he had to do to get it. A hired sword
He had one son and two daughters. His son Diego Rodríguez died fighting against the Almoravids in the service of Alfonso in 1097. Look it up.
The movie was pure Hollywood fantasy.
"According to my research…" According to mine, you are pompous ass, who completely missed the point of this movie. And it was not documentary.
@@natealbum4456 the Reconquista was real. Re conquered from the Muslims. El Cid was a Christian from beginning to end. Facts are facts despite Hollywood flourish.
This film still rocks today
One of the classic medieval movie scenes ever.
If I remember correctly, he died before the final battle... the wife (Ximena I think) had the idea to have the generals prepare the body and put him on the horse and ride with the corpse fully armored... only his presence in the battlefield caused a huge commotion in the enemy and allies as wellº. Only his presence won the battle, then he was buried as a hero and savior
God Bless my fellow Knight/Chavalier, my tear saw love for all of us on this planet
The organ music when El CID steps out of the gates and when he is seen riding past the praying knights gets me every time.
Amazing film amazing actors. Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren. They are worth a 100 of today's 'actors'
movies like EL CID the long ships vikings and other in that kind will never been forgoten ...
red eagles The days when Movies were MOVIES!😊🐎🐴⚔️🛡️🎬📽️🎞️ Only Heston could have played this role!
Jesse Sands I’m sorry but movies are objectively better now, from the cinematography to the fact that horses and other animals aren’t cruelly murdered anymore
May Spain remember... I hope we all remember... Vive La France.
Yes spain remember us when we conquered it with only 12 thousands soldiers against your 120000
@@najeebullah5810 Salty scrub lmao
@@uhuihi_uihiuh Haaaaaahaaaa you people are like childrens living in fantasies
@@najeebullah5810 What at your talking about? The muslim army of the 711 invasion was formed by 57,000 berbers commanded by arab generals. At their path they barely had any fight becouse the visigoths were fighting each other, to the point that some of them even joined the muslims to defeat their neighbours.
@@mariasalome5525 Yeah is crap, full of liberal marxist and immigrant lovers.
We need another CID!!!!
That's EL..Trumpeter CID...sitting in his bat cave...waiting for that light to shine from that city on the hill in the night sky...
@@cricketwireless8294 or Francisco franco
"El CID" FILMED IN SPAIN at the famous Spanish coastal town of Peniscola, with its huge Moorish era "Castle on the beach". (Roughly halfway between Tarragona & Valencia). A genuine fishing village when filmed in 1961, but sadly the film resulted in wall to wall tourist Hotels within just a few years. Which destroyed this little towns medieaval flavour, so now it looks more like Miami Beach in Florida USA today !!!
And that corpse is still riding that horse to this day...
Same horse.
And Legend has it even to this day he still rides on his horse guarding the borders of Spain. A true legend of Spain 🇪🇸
Best movie ending
Mr Heston, a Hollywood Icon🙏
I remember very little of this movie so I'm going have to watch it again.
a movie that is more inspirational in this era than it was when first produced. Europe needs a heroic champion in the face of being overrun.
exactly, historically he had captured valancia with the help of the Spanish caliphs, as they both wanted to fend off the Moors from africa
El Cid is dead long time ago...but we will drove the muslim out of Europe once again ...promise you that
Será un héroe español.
USA4US ignorant hilly billy
USA4US A man of strong moral fiber.....hard to find these days.
Now THAT's leadership. And major WTFmanship to the other side, I'm assuming they KNEW he died the night before.....nobody wants to face an undead knight!
Beginning of one of the greatest superpowers in world history !
What an ending!
El Cid, greatest film ever
Based on a true story. These EPIC'S are no longer made. Long live the "CID"
History is key:.
“ El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from its traditional enemy, Aragon. While in exile, he regained his reputation as a strategist and formidable military leader. He was repeatedly victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of Lérida and their Christian allies, as well as against a large Christian army under King Sancho Ramírez of Aragon. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North African Almoravids inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling Alfonso to overcome the resentment he harboured against El Cid. The terms for El Cid's return to Christian service must have been attractive enough since Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former lord. Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of Valencia, operating more or less independently of Alfonso, while politically supporting the Banu Hud and other Muslim dynasties opposed to the Almoravids. He gradually increased his control over Valencia; the Islamic ruler, Yahya al-Qadir [es], became his tributary in 1092. When the Almoravids instigated an uprising that resulted in the death of Al-Cádir, El Cid responded by laying siege to the city. Valencia finally fell in 1094, and El Cid established an independent principality on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.”
I saw this when it first came out. I was a scoffing teenager at the time, an American kid lucky enough to be living his first year in Europe, and maybe I still am a scoffing teenager, but I was wowed by this ending. Unbeliever or not I admired the medieval purity of the feeling this scene conveyed. I note that for years I've misremembered the last line. I thought it was "...The most perfect knight of Christendom." I was also wowed by "Ben Hur" which came out at about the same time. In the decades (and dozens of movies, and two tours in the Vietnam War, and the right wing attack on the American people) since 1961 I had plenty of time to get tired of Charlton Heston's swaggering foolishness.
Do it again Cid and clean up Europe! we need you.
His spirit will come again and save Europe. Glory to heroes!
er... El Cid spent much of his life fighting for the Muslims. He had no quarrel with them. It was just a way of life for him. Sometimes he fought against them. Sometimes with them.
Too late. Europe is quickly being turned into matchsticks.
The Cid and Charles Martel.
You fascist son of a bitch
Only seen the movie once ages ago, wish it was on TV more often.
El Cid came from the Arabic word Al-Sayyed or assayed, which means (sir, master).
The Arab Islamic history is so huge to the point that many Muslims have never heard of this character.
The Umayyad state ruled from southern France to the borders of China. Imagine the amount of external and internal events and conflicts within this history extending from the dawn of Islam to the Ottoman Empire.
When Hollywood had respect for any history.
The Cid rides into legend.
Definitely one of the greatest ways to go out
Wow... 1:51 the Windows chord!! Jokes apart, El Cid Campeador is a unique story. The construction of Spain passes through him.
VIVA ESPANA!!.
Viva España. 🇪🇸🇪🇸
VIVA PORTUGAL
@@kaiserwilhelmiii3957 ? Portugal didn't reconquist a shit
A man for my Life.
Que fotofrafia tan bonita,este final es precioso!
Esmiverdadero heroe de la historia medieval real, un Caballero con valores y virtues que como se necesitan uhoy en dia von tanto corrupto
The moors seeing el cid on top of his horse with the sun rays reflection on his sheld thinking he was dead ,they literally most have shit themselves, thinking god is on his side.
Chwała wieczna Cydowi Walecznemu.
God save the CID !!!
One of the main stays of BBC 2 matinee saturday afternoons.
My Fathers name for Charlton Heston....Mr Epic..
Remarkable score by Miklos Rozsa--and a remarkable horse, never throwing a dead rider off! As wildly unbelievable as the ending is, it fits the "legendary" character played so well by Heston. One quibble--couldn't they have taken the poor man off his horse after the battle?
What, and spoil that marvellous ending where he rides off into the distance, dead but immortal.
grandes huevos los de Rodrigo..
Si. Y ahora los hombres españoles son unos afeminados.
Y los de Babieca, aunque no sé si era caballo o yegua (miraré a ver...)
What a wonderful film. A timeless classic
José Luis Torrente is the best thing to come out of Spain
El Cid we need you now!
In Spain began the reconquest, thanks to the Cid and many other Spanish heroes, Europe is free of the radicals.
Are you paying attention?
Only Heston could pull off riding into battle as a dead man.
A great movie for this time. They would restore it and release it.
When they pull from my cold, dead hands.
a true king
Outstanding movie.
Quando vira novamente El CiD não para libertar a Espanha , mas a Europa ?
👏👏👏🇪🇸. Defend Europe.!
They can have my spear, when they pry it from "my cold, dead hands."
Lo que España necesita es otro CID campeador moderno, para que en verdad Reunificarla toda
That poor horse didn't get much say in the matter.
Being a Diaz I hope I share his ancestry
¡Que final,emociona!
Viva España! Viva El Cid!
El Cid, Rodrigo de Vivar, the champion of God in a time of chaos.
لا اله الا الله محمدٌ رسول الله
Great, great film!
Final relativamente completo. Falta la conclusión musical de Millos Rozsa, que Afortunadamente de ha visto en otras versiones.
A great man, who both served and ruled Christians and Muslims alike.
That's the last battle with the moors who rule spain from 710-1492
The only knight to be paid by being dead !
Why is this film not available to buy. I can not find it on any medium.
There's plenty of DVDs on Amazon.
Not politi ally correct nowadays .....Muslims cannot be pictured as warmongers...ha
Redly Scott have made new versión. El Cid of redly Scott blockbuster
i would have hated to be the stuntman that had to endure a calvary charge. i hope he got paid welll
... und wenn der film kein ende hätte, würde er wohl heute noch reiten....
Been to Peniscola where the final scenes were filmed, well worth a visit as are all the other locations used in the film. Noticed some stupid remarks by Americans regarding the film, not surprising really, ignorant lot regarding world history.
I Just did visited el cid Tomb in BURGOS at The cathedral Santa maria.amasing experience
Before Theoden, there was El Cid. And the earth shook before his terrible might. Long live the Cid!
Y viva España!!! Se te olvida nombrar a España, q tantas veces humilló a inglaterra
The last strategem owned Commissioner Dreyfus.
I'm not going to ruin the number of 88 likes, because of the meaning it has for me. But I'm the 89th. Arriba España.
Theoden was written 20 years before this movie. Just sayin'
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As a Cuban American, which my grandparents from both sides of the family; are transplanted Spaniards. I am proud of my Spanish ancestry. Que viva Espana ! I didn't see any expansion of the last scene, it's the same one that's on the DVD or Blu-ray. Since I live in an Anglo centric country (UnitedState), we learned about the defeat of the Spanish Armada by the English in 1588. I am sure the Spanish Army has given the English a black eye, many times. With that being said, God bless and good luck to one and all.
No crappy cgi here. All of the sets and backgrounds were real. Real castles, real crowds of hundreds for the battle scenes, real siege engines rolling laboriously forward. They couldn't get enough money to finance a film like this today. This is a film about chivalry, honor, and commitment to a cause, even at the pain of death. Does anyone even care about making a film epitomizing these virtues anymore?
And kudos to Miklos Rozsa for a brilliant, unforgettable score.
Yes there is such a film. A Ken Loach film about patriots during the Spanish Civil War. It's called "Land and Freedom". The last moment of the film had hardened critics in tears (me too).
That Hollywood is dead now!
bambrugh castle northumberland
Castillo de Peñíscola comunidad valenciana España ( castillo templario
Saving Private Ryan?
This has to be the most epic way to due and go out in the history of ever! I don't care what anyone says!
El CID, Europe Needs You, Señor!
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Desde España, no olvidamos.
From Spain, we shall never forget my ancestors struggle with the criminal Islamic creed.
@@marco-antoniotrujillo6944 / Never forget!🌹
YES - what a hero - Achilles ? Lancelot ? Roland ? - no - we want Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar.
More than ever!
I cried at the end, El Cid was a badass even in the jaws of death.