Probably the greatest scene in film history! He didn’t have to say a word and it was clear to the audience that he was madly in love with this woman! A flat out masterpiece!
ikr, how did they do that! Characters in movies usually need to express their love verbally to each other - how else would the viewer otherwise know? But in this movie they somehow did it. I just can't wrap my heard around it :o
It's his sister. And they do not look in love, they look tragically close, which is why she can order him to "stand up straight let me look at you." That's big sister talk, you haven't a damned clue about movies.
Make no mistake. This kind of emotion gives no easy solutions. The song and the clip is very well paired. The movie is a masterpiece, the song lyrics are excellent. Nico does something special here. She makes it addictive.
Also credit to Jackson Browne who wrote it, the lyrics (paired with nicos delivery) are better than any I’ve ever heard before or since in evoking a warm almost glowing sense of remorse
I wish I had someone that looks at me like richie looks at Margot. He doesnt have to say a word and you can feel the intense emotion he has towards this woman.
It’s such a beautiful scene. The line of men in uniform walking behind The Baumer. The music. Everything slows down. Time seems to stop. One of the greatest movies ever made and I don’t know if it will ever truly be recognized as just that. The attention to detail, the music, the cast... brilliant.
A number of people in the comments below talk about the strong emotion this scene evokes in them and at least one person says this scene brought him/her to tears. I've come back to this scene several times and it has made my cry each time. It's a bit mysterious to me why I have this reaction to a film that seems more whimsical than anything else, but there it is. A factor in my reaction is that I'm reminded of a bit of personal history. This scene was shot at the passenger ship terminal on the west side of Manhattan, west of Hell's Kitchen. When I see the skyline behind Margot, I'm reminded of a woman who lived not too far away from here, who had a very difficult life and with whom I had a relationship that ended quite painfully for me. But I never really thought this little bit of personal history was the reason for my reaction, and the comments I've read below sort of confirm that for me.
Oh man is this beautiful. When i finished the movie i went back and replayed this scene like 10 times, when goes into slow motion and then its just completely quite for a split second, and then the music starts, pure perfection. Gives me chills.
My heart is feeling amazing when I see one of my friends and talk to her like even when I get one notification from her I’m like feeling the best I’ve ever felt
I'm sitting home at quarantine and won't see my best friends untill September, probably. Even the thought of meeting them gives me so much emotion, I almost tear up. And this scene gives that exact bittersweet feeling. Love it with all my heart
Someone commented on this video (or maybe it’s another video of the same scene) saying, “Richie loves her so much that he can’t even speak.” That line has stayed with me for a long time.
My Margot and I eventually hooked up briefly, after years of watching her with other men, but the weight of the baggage we both had made it end very quickly. We each moved on, married other people, but deep down, I think she always thought we’d be together, and I think I did, too. She tried once, but I was still with my wife, so I declined.. she died a few years ago of an overdose. Not a day goes by I don’t think about her, and what could’ve been, in another life. I miss you, Jen, I’m sorry I wasn’t there for you when you needed me the most..
I haven’t seen him in over 2 years, we grew up together and both moved away, our relationship had always been… complicated. It was his 21st birthday party that I had been invited to that I didn’t know was his birthday party. It was the dead of winter. I showed up and opened the door and I immediately locked eyes with him from down the hall. My stomach dropped and I could feel the cold sweat on my hands. No need to get into the long complicated drama that would result in that night, but this scene, this is what it felt like exactly. I don’t regret it, but it still hurts. You only find true love once it seems.
@@cmahoney9921 definitely not. At no point in the movie does it even suggest Royal owns these. Why would he have his stuff impounded by the hotel that he has to work to get back when he could have just been traveling the world on his personal Helena?
Everybody was fantastic in this movie yet Gwyneth Paltrow really stole the show IMHO, as she was the best! There was an immersive depth, nuance, pathos, poignancy & barely repressed passion to her acting in this movie that was captivating, even mesmerizing. She was marvelous, as her genuine precocity of talent really shone brightly. One of her finest performances!
@@UncrackyPoops the guy just has bad taste. Wes Anderson's style and direction is as critically acclaimed as any a-list name like Christopher Nolan, the Coen brothers, etc. It's one thing to not like a certain style, but it's always laughably sad when people go out of their way to engage in things they claim to hate. Jokes on them, by commenting they are just going to get more Anderson & Tenenbaum videos in their feed.
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There is no scene in any other film that has evoked so much emotion
Gweneth Paltrow nails every nuance
There is no other comment in youtube history that makes more sense than this
Same.
nah, watch the scene in the life aquatic where steve zissou finally sees the jaguar shark
Oh come on. You can like it, but that's a bit much and you know it. If anything, it's the music.
we all have a margot somewhere
Very true
Probably the greatest scene in film history! He didn’t have to say a word and it was clear to the audience that he was madly in love with this woman! A flat out masterpiece!
ikr, how did they do that! Characters in movies usually need to express their love verbally to each other - how else would the viewer otherwise know? But in this movie they somehow did it. I just can't wrap my heard around it :o
Between this and the needle in the hay scene, yeah id have to agree
Beautiful scene, but greatest in film history may be a tad too far.
@Sofia Duran-Stanton Margot was adopted
It's his sister. And they do not look in love, they look tragically close, which is why she can order him to "stand up straight let me look at you." That's big sister talk, you haven't a damned clue about movies.
That is what happens when you look at the one you love. Slow... but your heart.
Lol Yea I love watching this this girl I loved used to wear her eye shadow and her hair like this back before I ever even saw this movie.
Make no mistake. This kind of emotion gives no easy solutions. The song and the clip is very well paired.
The movie is a masterpiece, the song lyrics are excellent.
Nico does something special here. She makes it addictive.
Also credit to Jackson Browne who wrote it, the lyrics (paired with nicos delivery) are better than any I’ve ever heard before or since in evoking a warm almost glowing sense of remorse
@@ericfelds6291Jackson Brown wrote it at the ripe old age of 16!
gives me chills every time the music starts.
Me too.
I wish I had someone that looks at me like richie looks at Margot. He doesnt have to say a word and you can feel the intense emotion he has towards this woman.
One of the most heart-achingly beautiful scenes of all time. God bless Wes Anderson.
Every few months, I somehow get reminded of this scene and I just drop by, enjoy with a smile and leave knowing I'll be back soon.
Fav scene. Perfection.
It’s such a beautiful scene. The line of men in uniform walking behind The Baumer. The music. Everything slows down. Time seems to stop.
One of the greatest movies ever made and I don’t know if it will ever truly be recognized as just that. The attention to detail, the music, the cast... brilliant.
A number of people in the comments below talk about the strong emotion this scene evokes in them and at least one person says this scene brought him/her to tears. I've come back to this scene several times and it has made my cry each time. It's a bit mysterious to me why I have this reaction to a film that seems more whimsical than anything else, but there it is. A factor in my reaction is that I'm reminded of a bit of personal history. This scene was shot at the passenger ship terminal on the west side of Manhattan, west of Hell's Kitchen. When I see the skyline behind Margot, I'm reminded of a woman who lived not too far away from here, who had a very difficult life and with whom I had a relationship that ended quite painfully for me. But I never really thought this little bit of personal history was the reason for my reaction, and the comments I've read below sort of confirm that for me.
One of the Greatest movies ever. A true Masterpiece. And this scene is just magical. Wes Anderson. Genius : )
The fact that Gwyneth looks a LOT like Nico in this scene gives just a bit more depth to an already heartwrenching and amazing scene.
Oh man is this beautiful. When i finished the movie i went back and replayed this scene like 10 times, when goes into slow motion and then its just completely quite for a split second, and then the music starts, pure perfection. Gives me chills.
My heart is feeling amazing when I see one of my friends and talk to her like even when I get one notification from her I’m like feeling the best I’ve ever felt
Hope it worked out for you
Great scene maturity and innocence expressed deeply in this scene
stand up straight and let me get a look at you
What's so funny?
@@jerrygil1965 Exact thing a sister will say to a brother. She's being conscious that they are brother and (adopted) sister who loves each other.
@@rosebud946313 Yup
This moment popped into my head randomly and I almost teared up just thinking about it
Forgot how awesome of a narrator Alec Baldwin is.
Back to my days as a kid watching Thomas The Tank Engine.
First meeting or reuniting with the one you love.
Touching scene.
I’m in love with this scene ❤️❤️❤️
I'm in love with the movie. ^^
I’m in love with myself watching the movie.
I'm sitting home at quarantine and won't see my best friends untill September, probably. Even the thought of meeting them gives me so much emotion, I almost tear up. And this scene gives that exact bittersweet feeling. Love it with all my heart
every time I look at my friend I'm in love with, it feels kinda like this
Just tell her
update us pls! :D
Ha, ghey! Lol jk. That’s sweet. I love this scene on such a deep level.
i love this scene and the scene in the grand budapest where they focused on Agatha's face too
Best scene in a movie ....ever
Cinematic HISTORY that us
one of my top 5 favorite moments in film
Sometimes you just know. You cannot express it. You can feel it within you.
Someone commented on this video (or maybe it’s another video of the same scene) saying, “Richie loves her so much that he can’t even speak.” That line has stayed with me for a long time.
Every man has his Margot Tenembaum
And every Margot has her own Ritchie
My Margot and I eventually hooked up briefly, after years of watching her with other men, but the weight of the baggage we both had made it end very quickly. We each moved on, married other people, but deep down, I think she always thought we’d be together, and I think I did, too. She tried once, but I was still with my wife, so I declined.. she died a few years ago of an overdose. Not a day goes by I don’t think about her, and what could’ve been, in another life. I miss you, Jen, I’m sorry I wasn’t there for you when you needed me the most..
Kevan B chill bro
@@kevanbaconofficial man, I'm literally crying
Hol up...
There is no scene so beautiful in any other film for me. Chills from even pressing the clip
Man... what a scene
I haven’t seen him in over 2 years, we grew up together and both moved away, our relationship had always been… complicated. It was his 21st birthday party that I had been invited to that I didn’t know was his birthday party. It was the dead of winter. I showed up and opened the door and I immediately locked eyes with him from down the hall. My stomach dropped and I could feel the cold sweat on my hands. No need to get into the long complicated drama that would result in that night, but this scene, this is what it felt like exactly. I don’t regret it, but it still hurts. You only find true love once it seems.
thank you so much for posting this.
I rewatch this scene just to feel something I once felt again😔
I can’t stop smiling
Nico is a masterful singer in this song.
One of my favorite scenes of all time
chills every time
Royal owns all of the green line busses and the ship Helena its genius. He acts like he is broke. Old money acts this way
Old money is always eccentric and tight.
Dont you mean NYCDOT owns Green Bus Lines
Nope, that is NOT part of the movie...nice projection, though.
@@alicekranyk4173 It kind of is though.
@@cmahoney9921 definitely not. At no point in the movie does it even suggest Royal owns these. Why would he have his stuff impounded by the hotel that he has to work to get back when he could have just been traveling the world on his personal Helena?
By far, one of the greatest scenes ever in film history.
Favorite scene in one of my Top 10 movies. Love Nico too.
nico's voice just nails this scene. love it.
Does anyone else notice the correlation between Richie and the baggage behind them?
holy fucking shit
Wat??
captchasuck ?
I dont get it :(
@@ricardoquintanilla8405 Richie has a lot of emotional baggage as a result of his childhood
Gives me chills every time.
Makes me feel like I need to
I haven't forgotten the magic of this scene. Probably won't, ever.
I named my son after this movie. I have never enjoyed a clip more. 😍
Love this movie so much
1:14 I never thought Paltrow was pretty but she is stunning here.
Damn I love this movie
This is brilliant man. I mean come on.
its romantic and relaxing
I still miss this one girl
I love her so much
I can only remember one person when I see this...
Always yours MPA
When it crush a muthefucker.....it’s art. Thanks dub.
God what a masterpiece
Nico icon.
this ❤️😭
watched this for class. I dont really understand this but it is very nice. I love the song and didnt realise how old it was
I need that someone,we all do.
The scene that sticks with you (and I love Gene Hackman). That Nico song hits.
This scene so good it makes me wanna watch Bottle Rocket.
best!
Everybody was fantastic in this movie yet Gwyneth Paltrow really stole the show IMHO, as she was the best! There was an immersive depth, nuance, pathos, poignancy & barely repressed passion to her acting in this movie that was captivating, even mesmerizing. She was marvelous, as her genuine precocity of talent really shone brightly. One of her finest performances!
This scene is made infinitely better by Jackson Browne's "These Days" as the sound track.
I miss the green lines bus in nyc
The song was written by Jackson Browne when he was 16 😮
I’m not sure why I tear up every time I read this. I guess it’s cause you can identify with the feeling of being madly in love with someone.
And then, there she was
When Darma find Bodi have secret love to Pepper
Goosebumps every time. Either I’m going to marry Gwyneth or I’m going to find my Margot lol.
Bittersweet. If you know you know.
she’s fucking gorgeous wow
What song is
Nico these days
Yeah, he didnt knew yet
The shit mountain behind that step sister.
I just realised that it's Alec Baldwin
AWANTE BOFFE
1:32 - That's a lot of white seamen.
ALUMINAPAULA PAULA
I don't get it :(
What's so funny?
Well it's nice to see you too
🤷♀️ ;)
Anyone know the song name
+Calvin Sharp These Days
Calvin Sharp , These Days by Nico
Written by Jackson Browne, who briefly performed with Nico in NYC in the late 60s
And Jackson recorded it as well 😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️
Wes, gets the most out of every frame. Its on the verge of nonsensical...
The first and last good movie he made
Then you have not watched The Grand Budapest Hotel.
@@sarahbgln it is soulless. By far his most disposable movie.
Even Rushmore was bad??
@@UncrackyPoops the guy just has bad taste. Wes Anderson's style and direction is as critically acclaimed as any a-list name like Christopher Nolan, the Coen brothers, etc.
It's one thing to not like a certain style, but it's always laughably sad when people go out of their way to engage in things they claim to hate. Jokes on them, by commenting they are just going to get more Anderson & Tenenbaum videos in their feed.
is this a robot speaking
Alec Baldwin
Fav scene. Perfection.