@@trashtvinternational That may very well be so, but the panomaric shot are simply breathtaking. We have become accustomed to seeing satellite photos, geographical documentaries and such. But in 1913 planes had only been invented 10 years earlier. Just imagine how it must have felt seeing the world from above for the very first time in your entire life. The movie certainly captures this to perfection.
I absolutely love this film. I cried absolute buckets watching it towards the end! And I defy anyone to watch this particular scene and not get goosebumps! Pure magic!
@maggiestevenson5010...and I did the same. Buckets! For a solid 30 or 40 minutes I could not stop as I exited the theater that evening...What a movie and music score. Sublime!
Well, this one has me in tears. Back in 1973, Michelle - the love of my life - and I did this FOR REAL. But we flew across North America {& back} in our 1929 Gipsy Moth.. We've been in love from the day we met and have now been together for 56+ years. We both still fly, and Michelle has flown her own 1929-style, open-cockpit "Pietenpol Aircamper" for 45 of those years. And while we also did the "hand-holding" in the Gipsy Moth, we've come to learn that the greatest expression of our love happens when BOTH of us are flying our OWN airplanes in close formation. There is something about seeing the person you love flying free and in control of their own destiny across these gorgeous aerial vistas that is unlike anything else we've ever experienced. And despite being a few feet apart, we never feel closer... 💞
How grand the love of flying, each independent yet connected. I've flown numerous times in small planes, but never actually piloted any. The freedom is amazing. Did teach my wife to ride a motorcycle. I bought one and said this is yours. She was 40 at the time. She taught my sister. We rode everywhere. Though not a plane, the freedom and independence is similar. What a grand jester of life you too have. Be always in the air. Also, a great movie. Read all her books and short stories.
Her reaching her hand back to him as they're soaring above the clouds... isn't that just the perfect metaphor for true love? When we finally feel completely alive?
In the book Karen wrote that flying in the front seat of the plane felt like being carried on the hand of the pilot, maybe that’s why she took his hand.
Wife and I went to Masai Mara in 1986, on an el-cheapo safari. We slept in an army pup tent for two. We went to Lake Nakuru, which I think is the place the plane flew over. Flamingos and pelicans everywhere. Beautiful.
@@AOMVideoProductions It was very informal. We had a couple of guys, all locals, who drove us around in vans and served as our guides. We set up tents ourselves, and our group of about 12 people had a great time together. Our meals were prepared right in front of us at our camps. That pup tent I mentioned protected us very well when a 12-hour storm hit! (I was an experienced trekker, but my wife was not. She loved the experience.). You should go for it---seeing literally hundreds of animals spread out in front of you is an unforgettable experience.
From Kenya.(keenya!)..thanks for showing the beautiful rift valley scenery....naivasha,lake nakuru,the escarpment,mount longonot volcano and the wildlife!
Gorgeous ! And as I watch this scene over and over again, I am amazed at how mediocre my day-to-day concerns are. I (and I believe that everyone) should be concerned about loving more and experiencing experiences that leave us breathless. I'm not talking about dating Meryl Streep/Robert Redford or flying a plane over the Kenyan plains - that reality won't be for many people. But it is possible to live a true love, beyond physical appearances and live incredible adventures, even if we don't know how to fly a plane.
Such an absolutely spellbinding scene, but like so many movies before and after it, taken to an even greater level by the maginficence of John Barry's soundtrack.
Meryl Streep has a house in Aspen where she spends a few months of the year. According to the locals she only answers to the name of Mrs Green . My friend who is Australian and stays at a ski lodge not far away from Meryls home. One morning as he walked past he saw her on the balcony drinking a coffee , he said loudly " good morning Mrs Green " & she looked at him and smiled and replied " good morning kind Sir "..
He was brilliant... Dances with Wolves was mesmerizing, as was Out of Africa which I think he won the Academy Award Best original music score for both pictures.
Of course watching it on UA-cam doesn't do the scene any service but on the big screen in 1984(?) even men were choked up by one of the greatest love stories on film..
Film was shot on Crescent Island in Naivasha, Kenya...the island did not have any animals...so the production brought em on the island...they were not taken off post production...having proliferated over the years, the island is now a tourist attraction with so many Giraffes, Zebras, Gazelles, and others...beautiful place!
Coming from a Italian your observation adds that much more relevance. (makes me think of the scene in "Amadeus" when 'Saleiari' meets Mozart presented in the King's court)
Scenes captured , flying about landscapes wonderfuls of Kenia !!! Magic moment's Cinenatoghrafics genius , brillant's actors Robert Redford and Meryl Streep!!! Soundtrack , magnific " John Barry "
I thought the soundtrack, evocative, wistful and oh so beautiful, strongly reminded me of one of my of all time favourites, "Dances with Wolves". I was right, John Barry made them both. What a composer.
We will never see movies like this again, Dances With Wolves, Schindlers List, The Godfather, Saving Private Ryan, Shawshank Redemption. The new crowd just doesn’t have it in them and the great movie industry is gone.
Actor Patrick Swayze, an avid pilot, used to play this inside his small plane's cockpit with his wife at his side, both of them listening to it as they flew over the American west.
Seemingly no one else has bothered to knowledge him recently and sadly it's not in the description either. John Barry, who composed 11 James Bond scores, among many other things, made the music for this great film. I read the whole description, pretty sure. Not a word, aside from "original score". That would be a good place in which to insert, I duno, his name.?!?!?..That's really messed up. It would not have won 7 academy awards without his music...
There are many good films. But few, very few of them become legends. And when this happens, it's because the director was able to give golden wings to a wonderful dream...
Look closely and you will notice Redford hands Streep a pair of goggles twice at the beginning - once before she gets in the plane and again when she is in the cockpit. There's also a shot of them in the cockpit maybe 20-40 metres above the ground, which is followed by the a shot where the plane has barely lifted off the ground.
poor editing for sure, and somehow this movie won best film editing despite the sloppy editing in that scene and a few others throughout the film. Kind of like how Terminator 2 Judgement Day won Best Sound Design despite screwing up multiple types of sound effects (most egregiously "telephone ring tone" sounds.
No birds were harmed in the making of this scene but were only disturbed and terrified with the risk of them flying into the plane. But sure, it's great stuff anyway.
I BOUGHT SOME HANDKERCHIEFS FROM A BOY IN THE STREET IN MOMBASA. I WALKED TO THE TRAIN STATION AT NIGHT. IT WAS VERY FRIGHTENING. I CALMED MYSELF BY SINGING - SIMPLY THE BEST - IT WAS ALL THAT I COULD DO TO CONSOLE MYSELF AGAINST THE DARKNESS ALL AROUND.
Most beautiful geographic scenery of Africa ever recorded in filmmaking history. A true masterpiece of cinema.
What are you talking about??!🤦♂️😳😳😳you can clearly see there’s a green screen on close ups…..
Some of my Furniture is in that Movie, He Stayed near my Home in Muthiga , Only heard him in the Garden, But was Trying to Peel, 🥰🥰
🎯🎯🎯 Exactly why I'm here!
Well stated
@@trashtvinternational That may very well be so, but the panomaric shot are simply breathtaking. We have become accustomed to seeing satellite photos, geographical documentaries and such. But in 1913 planes had only been invented 10 years earlier. Just imagine how it must have felt seeing the world from above for the very first time in your entire life. The movie certainly captures this to perfection.
I keep coming back to this movie almost religiously
One of cinema’s most beautiful and grandiose scenes
I absolutely love this film. I cried absolute buckets watching it towards the end! And I defy anyone to watch this particular scene and not get goosebumps! Pure magic!
@maggiestevenson5010...and I did the same. Buckets! For a solid 30 or 40 minutes I could not stop as I exited the theater that evening...What a movie and music score. Sublime!
Well, this one has me in tears.
Back in 1973, Michelle - the love of my life - and I did this FOR REAL.
But we flew across North America {& back} in our 1929 Gipsy Moth..
We've been in love from the day we met and have now been together for 56+ years.
We both still fly, and Michelle has flown her own 1929-style, open-cockpit "Pietenpol Aircamper" for 45 of those years.
And while we also did the "hand-holding" in the Gipsy Moth, we've come to learn that the greatest expression of our love happens when BOTH of us are flying our OWN airplanes in close formation.
There is something about seeing the person you love flying free and in control of their own destiny across these gorgeous aerial vistas that is unlike anything else we've ever experienced.
And despite being a few feet apart, we never feel closer... 💞
How lucky you are, wishing you all the best!💖👏🎶
How grand the love of flying, each independent yet connected. I've flown numerous times in small planes, but never actually piloted any. The freedom is amazing. Did teach my wife to ride a motorcycle. I bought one and said this is yours. She was 40 at the time. She taught my sister. We rode everywhere. Though not a plane, the freedom and independence is similar. What a grand jester of life you too have. Be always in the air. Also, a great movie. Read all her books and short stories.
Thank you, im so jealous... Love to you both !
Her reaching her hand back to him as they're soaring above the clouds... isn't that just the perfect metaphor for true love? When we finally feel completely alive?
yes....a symbol of true love...
The combination of the gesture…the scenery…the stunning music…it is always a wonderful experience to come back to.
In the book Karen wrote that flying in the front seat of the plane felt like being carried on the hand of the pilot, maybe that’s why she took his hand.
That's really nice. Sounds like you have a soul.
C'est aussi une façon de le remercier. Tout simplement. 😉
Probably the most perfect music to scene composing of all time. RIP John Barry, David Watkin (cinematographer).
And another movie that is a piece of pure art. The eighties were just fabulous!
The music.
The scenery.
The holding hands.
Perfect
The movie is a classic and will always be a classic.💕💕👍👍👏👏
Wife and I went to Masai Mara in 1986, on an el-cheapo safari. We slept in an army pup tent for two. We went to Lake Nakuru, which I think is the place the plane flew over. Flamingos and pelicans everywhere. Beautiful.
Just curious, did you have a guide or were you just experienced in trekking around? I would love to do something like that someday.
@@AOMVideoProductions It was very informal. We had a couple of guys, all locals, who drove us around in vans and served as our guides. We set up tents ourselves, and our group of about 12 people had a great time together. Our meals were prepared right in front of us at our camps. That pup tent I mentioned protected us very well when a 12-hour storm hit! (I was an experienced trekker, but my wife was not. She loved the experience.). You should go for it---seeing literally hundreds of animals spread out in front of you is an unforgettable experience.
Would love to see some pics of the area if you took any.
U r lucky you were hero and your wife was the heroine " out of africa" so i dedicate this theme to both of you 😀 ( sorry for my poor english)
What a beautiful movie. Heartbreaking and beautiful. Meryl Streep never looked so good.
Robert Redford looked quite tasty too.
What wonderful music.
that soundtrack is movie history... so lovely... a masterpiece!!!
From Kenya.(keenya!)..thanks for showing the beautiful rift valley scenery....naivasha,lake nakuru,the escarpment,mount longonot volcano and the wildlife!
The part where they fly over all the animals and flamingos and the music. Its so beautiful.
Der helle Warnsinn was für ein toller Film und Aufnahmen Danke❤❤❤
Miss Africa..Kenya, Karita. Thanx for sharing, and Barry music. Actors hi! Be well ❤, twinkle..
Gorgeous ! And as I watch this scene over and over again, I am amazed at how mediocre my day-to-day concerns are. I (and I believe that everyone) should be concerned about loving more and experiencing experiences that leave us breathless. I'm not talking about dating Meryl Streep/Robert Redford or flying a plane over the Kenyan plains - that reality won't be for many people. But it is possible to live a true love, beyond physical appearances and live incredible adventures, even if we don't know how to fly a plane.
Such an absolutely spellbinding scene, but like so many movies before and after it, taken to an even greater level by the maginficence of John Barry's soundtrack.
One of my favourite scenes of all movies I have ever seen. Gives me goosebumps every time :-) Pretty dangerous flying with those birds though.
Indeed, I half expect them to hit a Flamingo, not a good result for anyone.
@@peterrollinson-lorimer Beautiful, but not for real. No pilot would fly that low over flocks of birds.
Es la escena más bella y maravillosa de toda la película, ver tanta belleza natural! ❤❤❤❤ John Barry con su música hace de la escena más conmovedora!
Quel film exceptionnel !
Meryl Streep has a house in Aspen where she spends a few months of the year. According to the locals she only answers to the name of Mrs Green . My friend who is Australian and stays at a ski lodge not far away from Meryls home. One morning as he walked past he saw her on the balcony drinking a coffee , he said loudly " good morning Mrs Green " & she looked at him and smiled and replied " good morning kind Sir "..
Wonderful cinematography ... all the elements come together ... amazing John Barry music
The bit where the clouds open to reveal the mountains... goosebumps
Tiga..twe ke ?
One of my favorite whistling pieces when I need a bit of beauty.
Чудесный фильм, великая актриса!
John Barry, a composer of beautiful music.....now sadly gone.
He was brilliant... Dances with Wolves was mesmerizing, as was Out of Africa which I think he won the Academy Award Best original music score for both pictures.
@@joycejustin6108 And Oscars for "Born Free" and "Lion in Winter"
I have seen all of this with my own eyes, Kenya is a magical place...❤
I truly enjoyed this movie, the cinematography is mesmerizing. Terribly sad ending though.
Just watched this beautiful film and fell in love with this story and Africa.
When did you learn 2 fly??
YESTERDAY!😂😂😂
Excellent actors mixed with cool scenes what else could you ask for.
The music ~~~~ beautiful master piece of a track ❤❤
I went to Africa on safari a couple years ago. If you can go… just do it. Best vacation ever.
If there is heaven with angels playing music,it must be it!😍
John Barry's music is incredible.
Of course watching it on UA-cam doesn't do the scene any service but on the big screen in 1984(?) even men were choked up by one of the greatest love stories on film..
What can I say....so moving....so beautiful......so uplifting....John Barry so yorkshire........x
A beautiful orchestral soundtrack - a mix of at least two almost contradictory moods - elation and foreboding
Gorgeous music and scenery!
It's certainly the best scene in this wonderful film.
Ciando el loveeee prevalece ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ es y era hermosa ella fue que se atrevió a vivirás en el recuerdos
To have seen the Serengetti, the Mara, and Masai lands when they were unspoilt. What I wouldn't give for such an experience.
Thanks for posting. Wow...
to have a LOVE like there's.
Isek Dinensen’s magnificent memoir of a unique time and place.
❤...breathtaking in every way!
I like the way you've captured kenyas beauty
Fueron lo más recordado en toda la historia de loveeee ❤❤
Just wonderful.
Thanks!))
Film was shot on Crescent Island in Naivasha, Kenya...the island did not have any animals...so the production brought em on the island...they were not taken off post production...having proliferated over the years, the island is now a tourist attraction with so many Giraffes, Zebras, Gazelles, and others...beautiful place!
Una de les escenes mes belles de l'historia del cine. Des d'El director a tots els actors i personal tècnic, gracies per aquest magnífic regal .
Coming from a Italian your observation adds that much more relevance.
(makes me think of the scene in "Amadeus" when 'Saleiari' meets Mozart presented in the King's court)
Good clip. Flying around the horizon.
Perfect moovie...
Maravillosa secuencia y gran película, la música es sensual y maravillosa, le devuelve a uno la calma.
Sydney was a Gem of a Director!
Wow!!! 😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩
Scenes captured , flying about landscapes wonderfuls of Kenia !!! Magic moment's Cinenatoghrafics genius , brillant's actors Robert Redford and Meryl Streep!!! Soundtrack , magnific " John Barry "
Essa é a parte mais linda do filme. ❤
My favorite movie...
My Grandparents took me a my 4 sister's to see this in the theater when we were kids. Amazing movie ❤
👍👍❤❤
Thank you 🙏
I thought the soundtrack, evocative, wistful and oh so beautiful, strongly reminded me of one of my of all time favourites, "Dances with Wolves". I was right, John Barry made them both. What a composer.
damn i thought it reminded me of james bond for some reason :D
Check out his score for Somewhere in time. Even more beautiful
@@gratlerhe did a lot of Bond themes as well, he also did born free score as well
Una de las más bellas y sublimes escenas del cine con la música perfecta. ❤
Écoutez la musique, elle est sublime !
Masterpiece 😍😍
Magnificent footage of Karuru Falls, the second tallest waterfall in Kenya.
Love love❤❤❤❤❤❤ como la vida misma loveeee
Pioneer instagrammers rubbing our noses in it! 😂
This is home.
That Gipsy Moth is still airworthy
We will never see movies like this again, Dances With Wolves, Schindlers List, The Godfather, Saving Private Ryan, Shawshank Redemption. The new crowd just doesn’t have it in them and the great movie industry is gone.
Actor Patrick Swayze, an avid pilot, used to play this inside his small plane's cockpit with his wife at his side, both of them listening to it as they flew over the American west.
Seemingly no one else has bothered to knowledge him recently and sadly it's not in the description either. John Barry, who composed 11 James Bond scores, among many other things, made the music for this great film. I read the whole description, pretty sure. Not a word, aside from "original score". That would be a good place in which to insert, I duno, his name.?!?!?..That's really messed up. It would not have won 7 academy awards without his music...
There are many good films. But few, very few of them become legends.
And when this happens, it's because the director was able to give golden wings to a wonderful dream...
Iconic ic❤
An excellent promotion of African Scandinavian culture
He has a 'helmet' and gloves and she has none.
Sometimes words aren't necessary
when did you learn to fly? Yesterday. Yeah right!!
Nyinyi semeni tu first hapo but am sure am the first Kenyan to comment on this😂😂😂😂
Brathe tuko Bana 😂😂
@@MrYuleyule Nawaona😂😂
John Barry at his finest.
I'd say Dances With Wolves...also Pope JPJ favorite instrumental soundtrack.
Just Wow.
Look closely and you will notice Redford hands Streep a pair of goggles twice at the beginning - once before she gets in the plane and again when she is in the cockpit. There's also a shot of them in the cockpit maybe 20-40 metres above the ground, which is followed by the a shot where the plane has barely lifted off the ground.
poor editing for sure, and somehow this movie won best film editing despite the sloppy editing in that scene and a few others throughout the film. Kind of like how Terminator 2 Judgement Day won Best Sound Design despite screwing up multiple types of sound effects (most egregiously "telephone ring tone" sounds.
My love of the film overshadows all the trivial editorial mistakes. Just sit back and enjoy!
One of the best movies ever,,❤❤❤
@@aegisofhonorit is also same with extended version of Aliens, hicks is awake then a sleep then awake "somebody wake up Hicks" lmao
03:39 Hiccup & Astrid !
Only a few thousand flamingos were frightened in the making of this movie.
what a talent Paul Barry was
Love this movie
Maravilhoso!❤❤
WILDEST DREAMS PLAYING BACKGROUND…..
Lol 😂 how beautiful
I have done this many times. Just not over Africa.
The soundtrack to this film is a high-fructose sugary syrup overdose. People left the theater needing an insulin shot.
People often said that about "The Sound of Music"
...,”YES ...,LORD,...” CLIMBING...,”UP”...,”WHERE...,”YOUR...”(💕🤗💕)” HANDS...,MEET...,AMEN.
No birds were harmed in the making of this scene but were only disturbed and terrified with the risk of them flying into the plane. But sure, it's great stuff anyway.
Szeretem!
movie, you cant forget
Diva
Czy istnieje jeszcze taka dziewicza Afryka?
I BOUGHT SOME HANDKERCHIEFS FROM A BOY IN THE STREET IN MOMBASA. I WALKED TO THE TRAIN STATION AT NIGHT. IT WAS VERY FRIGHTENING. I CALMED MYSELF BY SINGING - SIMPLY THE BEST - IT WAS ALL THAT I COULD DO TO CONSOLE MYSELF AGAINST THE DARKNESS ALL AROUND.