It was his end credits music that really sealed the deal with me in regards to his music and the film. I have only seen two other films with his brilliant music; Proof (2004) and Flawless (2007). Why is he not more appreciated? Obviously, he has scored other films, but you probably never hear of them.
I remember the first time I saw this film. I wept deep from within my soul when this movie ended. And I weep to this day, as I do now, each time I see this film. It is worthy of Shakespeare, is all that i can say. Bravo to each and every performer, to every person involved in this masterpiece. TWO thumbs up and thanks for posting this..
The movie was based on at least three scripts that were stolen to make the movie. This last scene was actually a poem at the closing of one of the last acts in one of the scripts, an original play called "As You Might Like It". --So there's the origin of "Shakespeare In Love". Just plain thievery.
As a hairy arsed bloke who weight trains, fights fires and pounds treadmills I can safely say this is my all time favourite film; I’ve worn out 3 DVD’s from watching it so much! It’s simply magical and totally beguiling from start to end ❤
The playful pas-de-deux of despair versus inspiration, the subtlety of Viola's gentle head shake in disbelief of Will's childish cynicism, bluntly cutting every idea she puts forth... but her strength as a muse is far too powerful; she has total faith in his gift and even he cannot resist such confidence from the woman he loves: declaring '"... 𝘴𝘩𝘦 𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘴!"' as the delicate strings and minor keys of 'The End' begin to play with trepidation, she says goodbye as he finds himself transported into the story unfolding - one that will preserve his love forever as he makes her immortal.
Yes I agree! its so absoloutly beautiful a movie, it moves me deeply, I havent let it move me in years but its caught me tonight, its so artful and moves the soul on such a profound level in a world that can often be functional and average at times or so we create it that way x
I don’t have a personal disdain against “Shakespeare in Love” for winning the Oscar for best picture. It has a wonderful and entertaining story, but the rightful winner definitely was “Saving Private Ryan”
@@franklesher4459 I respectfully disagree. While technically impressive, I found SAVING PRIVATE RYAN to have narrative momentum issues (starts out strong then gradually peter out after that) and I also found it to blatantly tell the viewers to cry at particular scenes too. I would even go as far as to say that I don't think Spielberg deserved the Director win for that either (Peter Weir for THE TRUMAN SHOW would've been my choice). I found SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE to be much more narratively cohesive.
Amo esta película! Está entre mis favoritas. La fuí a ver al cine tantas veces arrastrando a mis amigas y a todo el que se pusiera en medio. Me quedé fascinada con este gran final. Qué musica, que emocionante! Nunca olvidaré lo que me producía verla! Para mi siempre será especial. Recuerdo ver a la gente levantadose al final de la película sin ver esos créditos finales de ella andando por esa isla desierta con esa música increíble❤ nunca entenderé como puedes irte sin ver hasta la utlima letra de créditos de una película, esa es la magia del cine, quedarte hasta el final en la butaca o en el sofá de tu casa, emocionada de lo que acabas de ver. Shakespeare in love es especial, emocinante y ese final te da tal subidón que lo vería en bucle y no me cansaría en la vida! por qué? No lo sé, es un misterio...
Totalmente de acuerdo, nunca la vi en cines en aquella época se q estuvo en cartelera aún no descubría este tipo de cine sobre la poesía y el amor hasta q la vi en DVD y ahi cambio todo pars mi , me conmovía cada escena y este final me arrsnco en llanto algo q sigue así cada ves q la veo , simplemente una obra maestra del cine
Shakespere in Love is a brilliant film. There are people we love and always shall love, even in death and not together no more, they are those who inspire and love us. 2:33 So sad. The music makes it so emotional and heartbreaking. Although their story ended - the story goes on. I say this as a message of hope to everybody out there. Love, lost and found/eternal and forever/and beyond after the end. Love shall go on forever. Will and Viola = F o r e v e r
Daniel, I love your words here. This ending always makes me think of my first love, who I love to this day and always will. She is my heroine for all time.
Bellissimo film...ma non capirò mai perché nel finale ( titoli di coda) tutti i network "tagliano" . .e poi la sigla finale di questo splendido film con il crescendo valga la pena di essere ascoltata
És una peli eh...hay chicas que qué más da uno que otro...y la vida de alguna manera les brinda la oportunidad de amar. Un trato tan amargo como estar obligada a acostarse con alguien que no té gusta y es desagradable a tu piel, JAMÁS, AUNQUE ALGUNA CHICA ENFURISMADA Y ENFADADA CON ALGO REFERENTE A ELLA Y A SU VIDA, ENFADADA CON ELLA MISMA, O QUE LO DIGAN LOS MEDIOS DE DISTORSIÓN, ESAS COSAS JAMÁS. NO PUEDE SER. ALGUIEN TE MIENTE. LA HISTORIA NO ÉS LA MISMA.
The queen had the power to break Viola's unwanted marriage she just chose not to do it or used as an excuse look at what Henry did to break his marriage to his first wife Katherine just so he could marry Anne Boleyn.
if Elizabeth broke the marriage everyone would have questioned her position as Head of the Church of England, as well as questioned her royal authority as most marriages would have to be approved by the monarch
Of course its a movie about the love of the masuline and the feminine, within creation, what a challenge if not the ultimate (and thus how I run from it)
A Dream that comes true on a shipwrecked island when he meets the love of his life Juliet a mermaid and saves her from a net where she is tangled up in on a ship that has been wrecked just beyond the Island where he lives.He sees the shipwreck .and which he swims out to save people it was an unknown island and the Strom that was on the horizon heading straight his way he knew he had to help people on the ship get to shore and the mermaids name is viola.we will work together on this to finish it up I have some trumendous Ideals and poetry for this movie..thank you miss Wanda Middleton nickname (Viola) reason (mermaid) pieces is my sign!
One of the best end credits. Unfortunately not an Oscar quality movie, i.e. 'Saving Private Ryan', which should have won. Side note: Jim Carter and real life wife Imelda Staunton, play the same character. The Nurse, his in the play, hers in the real life. Coincidence? I think not.
"You will never age for me, nor fade, nor die" - that's something we lost in the modern world.
É de fazer chorar essa cena.
@@manoelamanuca4239de solo leerla me hace llorar
One of the most beautiful movie endings ever.
It really is. Marvelous shot.
and the music too!
Don't care what they say. That was the best film of that year. I left the theatre with a heart full of light
I agree. But to be fair, I did not see the other nominated films.
@@JudgeJulieLityou didn’t see Saving private Ryan?
@@aryastark772 No, but thanks for the reminder to see it.
@@JudgeJulieLitdon't see Saving Private Ryan. It sucks.
I was so chuffed when it won the best motion picture award at the Oscars.
Not only the best movie ending but the most beautiful music in film.
Verdade. Muito lindo.
Goosebumps! That's the only word that can describe this ending. And Stephen Warbeck's accompanying score is just magical
It was his end credits music that really sealed the deal with me in regards to his music and the film. I have only seen two other films with his brilliant music; Proof (2004) and Flawless (2007). Why is he not more appreciated? Obviously, he has scored other films, but you probably never hear of them.
Tears. There is a second word. ;-)
I remember the first time I saw this film. I wept deep from within my soul when this movie ended. And I weep to this day, as I do now, each time I see this film. It is worthy of Shakespeare, is all that i can say. Bravo to each and every performer, to every person involved in this masterpiece. TWO thumbs up and thanks for posting this..
The movie was based on at least three scripts that were stolen to make the movie. This last scene was actually a poem at the closing of one of the last acts in one of the scripts, an original play called "As You Might Like It". --So there's the origin of "Shakespeare In Love". Just plain thievery.
@@gallantrycrossx1915 If so, I hope the contributor creators get their fair share of the credit and profits. The film was an omnibus masterpiece.
As a hairy arsed bloke who weight trains, fights fires and pounds treadmills I can safely say this is my all time favourite film; I’ve worn out 3 DVD’s from watching it so much! It’s simply magical and totally beguiling from start to end ❤
Holy crap this just destroyed me. I'm the 30 year old singer of a Metal band, and I am crying like a baby girl.
One of the most unforgettable movie endings of all times. Best Picture and Best Actress.
Walked that beach many times !!
Holkham beach , Norfolk coast UK
I don't think you could assemble that range of extraordinary actors for a film today.
Lo dudo creo q si hacen un remake lo único q pensaran es en una inclusión
"you will never age for me, nor fade, nor die"
Yes.
@@ames550 Beautiful.... ☺
One of the saddest things Ihave ever seen in a long life. sad😥
Greatest soundtrack of all time
Joseph Fiennes deserved at least an Oscar nomination! He was flawless!
Absolutely right!!
Is it my favorite ending of a movie? Yes. A thousand times yes
The playful pas-de-deux of despair versus inspiration, the subtlety of Viola's gentle head shake in disbelief of Will's childish cynicism, bluntly cutting every idea she puts forth... but her strength as a muse is far too powerful; she has total faith in his gift and even he cannot resist such confidence from the woman he loves: declaring '"... 𝘴𝘩𝘦 𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘴!"' as the delicate strings and minor keys of 'The End' begin to play with trepidation, she says goodbye as he finds himself transported into the story unfolding - one that will preserve his love forever as he makes her immortal.
Yes I agree! its so absoloutly beautiful a movie, it moves me deeply, I havent let it move me in years but its caught me tonight, its so artful and moves the soul on such a profound level in a world that can often be functional and average at times or so we create it that way x
Deserved the academy award
I don’t have a personal disdain against “Shakespeare in Love” for winning the Oscar for best picture. It has a wonderful and entertaining story, but the rightful winner definitely was “Saving Private Ryan”
@@franklesher4459and who says that?
@@franklesher4459 I respectfully disagree. While technically impressive, I found SAVING PRIVATE RYAN to have narrative momentum issues (starts out strong then gradually peter out after that) and I also found it to blatantly tell the viewers to cry at particular scenes too. I would even go as far as to say that I don't think Spielberg deserved the Director win for that either (Peter Weir for THE TRUMAN SHOW would've been my choice). I found SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE to be much more narratively cohesive.
Get's me weepy every time, the music, the emotion, the goosies
Amo esta película! Está entre mis favoritas. La fuí a ver al cine tantas veces arrastrando a mis amigas y a todo el que se pusiera en medio. Me quedé fascinada con este gran final. Qué musica, que emocionante! Nunca olvidaré lo que me producía verla! Para mi siempre será especial. Recuerdo ver a la gente levantadose al final de la película sin ver esos créditos finales de ella andando por esa isla desierta con esa música increíble❤ nunca entenderé como puedes irte sin ver hasta la utlima letra de créditos de una película, esa es la magia del cine, quedarte hasta el final en la butaca o en el sofá de tu casa, emocionada de lo que acabas de ver. Shakespeare in love es especial, emocinante y ese final te da tal subidón que lo vería en bucle y no me cansaría en la vida! por qué? No lo sé, es un misterio...
You are so right! 😎
Totalmente de acuerdo, nunca la vi en cines en aquella época se q estuvo en cartelera aún no descubría este tipo de cine sobre la poesía y el amor hasta q la vi en DVD y ahi cambio todo pars mi , me conmovía cada escena y este final me arrsnco en llanto algo q sigue así cada ves q la veo , simplemente una obra maestra del cine
I love the soundtrack! 😍😘😗😙😚💚💚
Happily, the score is an Oscar winner. Stephen Warbeck deserved it.
Innamorato di questo film per la sua colonna sonora meravigliosa.
Que bella banda sonora tiene esta película....Es como estar en un sueño maravilloso. Me gusta este final triste ...
If you don't get at least choked up watching this scene...
And her name will be Viola
My daughters name....from Twelfth Night. I love her so.
Brilliant film -brilliant music!
"The end"...
This track is totally deep
This wonderful segment flows into Twelfth Night as Rogue One flows into A New Hope.
Shakespere in Love is a brilliant film. There are people we love and always shall love, even in death and not together no more, they are those who inspire and love us. 2:33 So sad. The music makes it so emotional and heartbreaking. Although their story ended - the story goes on. I say this as a message of hope to everybody out there. Love, lost and found/eternal and forever/and beyond after the end. Love shall go on forever. Will and Viola = F o r e v e r
Beautiful, Daniel!
Daniel, I love your words here. This ending always makes me think of my first love, who I love to this day and always will. She is my heroine for all time.
Shakespeare in love
Beautiful!
Truly, truly perfect.
Goosebumps.
Stupendous.sublime.
"But all ends well."
“How?”
“I don’t know. It’s a mystery.”
A MATERPIECE!
Bellissimo film...ma non capirò mai perché nel finale ( titoli di coda) tutti i network "tagliano" . .e poi la sigla finale di questo splendido film con il crescendo valga la pena di essere ascoltata
Perché non ci capiscono niente.
Only the music carries the finale.
I love this part
Deserved the Oscar imo
Joseph Fiennes was so cute in this movie!
If you go to Holkham beach in Norfolk you may just be lucky enough to see her walking across the sand
Holkham Beach, Norfolk
SUBLIME !!!
Old Shakey hands had such a violent love for Viola, even as she voyaged to Virginia atop the ocean floor in a gown of velour.
Wow.
Lost love we all know that feeling
And she walks across the sands of a beach at low tide in Norfolk, England.
Esse filme é simplesmente lindo. Todos os prêmios foram merecidos sim. Podem falar o que quiser!
For all we know, Viola could be devoured by cannibals. The point is that she is FREE.
No , eso se define en la obra del shakespeare en la noche de epifanía te invito a q lo leas
LOVE JOSEPH FIENNES WITH ALL MY HEART AND ALWAYS WILL
És una peli eh...hay chicas que qué más da uno que otro...y la vida de alguna manera les brinda la oportunidad de amar. Un trato tan amargo como estar obligada a acostarse con alguien que no té gusta y es desagradable a tu piel, JAMÁS, AUNQUE ALGUNA CHICA ENFURISMADA Y ENFADADA CON ALGO REFERENTE A ELLA Y A SU VIDA, ENFADADA CON ELLA MISMA, O QUE LO DIGAN LOS MEDIOS DE DISTORSIÓN, ESAS COSAS JAMÁS. NO PUEDE SER. ALGUIEN TE MIENTE. LA HISTORIA NO ÉS LA MISMA.
Well Deserved!
The better screenplay won.
In my opinion Shakespeare in Love is better movie than Private Ryan.
The queen had the power to break Viola's unwanted marriage she just chose not to do it or used as an excuse look at what Henry did to break his marriage to his first wife Katherine just so he could marry Anne Boleyn.
That's what makes this more heartbreaking
if Elizabeth broke the marriage everyone would have questioned her position as Head of the Church of England, as well as questioned her royal authority as most marriages would have to be approved by the monarch
This has absolutely nothing to do with Henry and Anne Boleyn. When did Viola ask the queen to end her marriage?
@@盧璘壽로인수”Most marriages had to be approved by the monarch” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Queen was a committed Christian and following scripture. She acknowledged God as the final authority and did what she thought was right.
I hate love.
I hate you
Of course its a movie about the love of the masuline and the feminine, within creation, what a challenge if not the ultimate (and thus how I run from it)
Why she leaves??
Ghostwarfare100 she married the duke of wessex (played by colin firth) and he set out for America to plant tobacco.
A Dream that comes true on a shipwrecked island when he meets the love of his life Juliet a mermaid and saves her from a net where she is tangled up in on a ship that has been wrecked just beyond the Island where he lives.He sees the shipwreck .and which he swims out to save people it was an unknown island and the Strom that was on the horizon heading straight his way he knew he had to help people on the ship get to shore and the mermaids name is viola.we will work together on this to finish it up I have some trumendous Ideals and poetry for this movie..thank you miss Wanda Middleton nickname (Viola) reason (mermaid) pieces is my sign!
One of the best end credits. Unfortunately not an Oscar quality movie, i.e. 'Saving Private Ryan', which should have won.
Side note: Jim Carter and real life wife Imelda Staunton, play the same character. The Nurse, his in the play, hers in the real life. Coincidence? I think not.
Saving Private Ryan was crap.
@@GradKat bs
I still can't believe Saving Private Ryan lost to this. Still, it's a pretty nice movie.
Another bloody war movie, oh goodie.
Harvey Weinstein pushed and pushed.