I watched this with my mum, she used to listen to Radio Carolina (Radio Rock) and she cried saying she misses it and that this actually did happen. Even playing Procol Harums Whiter Shade Of Pale when it was sinking (she was a child so couldn't help). Amazing film and history too!
Yes, but your ending story is wrong. That was fiction. The boat did not sink until 1980. Radio *Caroline* did the final broadcast in 1967. The final song they chose to play was A Day In The Life. The Beatles!
@@redeye_ Maybe now resurrected but there were 3 original radio Caroline boats moored in different areas. The one that did sink was the Mi Amigo and yes, the last song it broadcast was A Day In The Life.✌️🎶
one of my FAVOURTE movie ending's of all time, specially since I can relate to some of the characters in that, like Simon, Angus, but most of all Simon I really see a lot of myself in him
Rock will never die; it lives within each one of us; it is in our human nature; it is our tendency to rebel; to make mistakes; to shout out loud; ROCK AND ROLL!
Suspend all belief and smile it was done for effect and worked. The other way of just slowly sinking and waiting to get picked up by a big ship or whatever does little to make it fit the spirit of the film and theme of us against the world and our fans saving us made it a fun if implausible ending for adults to feel like we could do anything and feel young again too.
That was totally Gavin. Everyone else is soaked and exhausted and there he is, sipping champagne on a yacht without a care in the world. Lucky bastard.
The government wasn’t as bothered about music being broadcast into people’s homes but if someone else broadcast a different narrative to the one being rammed down their throats on the news.
This is different from the version in the Pirate Radio (outside the UK) recut. I think this is from the original version - The Boat That Rocked. (Or, do I have it backwards?)
Shyam Devadas haven’t seen the U.K. version, but this is definitely the US one. The only difference is the song at the end. Is that what you are referring to? The version I bought in the us plays All day and all night by the kinks while here it’s David Bowie, but the the dancing is the same.
The Bowie song doesn’t hold a candle to the actual ending with Dave Davies crunchy guitar riff into All day and all of the night but I’m sure they replaced it due to copyright laws. Still, I had goosebumps from the film version and none with the 80’s let’s dance sequence from UA-cam.
I dunno, I saw that movie in theater when it was released and Bowie played in the ends credits. But I heard there are several versions of the movie depending on the country where it was released.
@@dartmada9733 director Richard Curtis said it was the Kinks they made the deal with and later replaced with Bowies let’s dance after Ray Davies wasn’t happy with the arrangement. It worked better with the Kinks he said and I concur but it was much cheaper and less headaches then dealing with Konk studio. The Kinks company that holds the rights. Either way great film that sadly and head scratching fell port side in theaters. Great cast too boot.
@@littlewing6231 still, I feel like the movie would've done better box office wise if The Boat That Rocked was the version they would've shown worldwide
@@dartmada9733 you might be right though I haven’t seen that cut. Shame though cuz it was a really good cast and movie for so many people still today look at me like “ never heard of it.”
@@ImaNerdANDaGeek Quite a few things were different. 2:11 - 2:16, 2:19 - 2:25, 2:44 - 2:58 (times approx.) were not seen. We saw a figure escaping the boat after it sank but we didn't see the count's face until he popped up in the water. At 3:32 - 3:34 we see it not long after he popped up out of the water. Then we see him say "Rock N Roll!" and then the characters say it. The final shot is different, instead of ending on Quentin saying "Rock N Roll", it froze on Young Carl after saying "Rock N Roll". The fist at the end from Quentin was also not seen in the American version. It's great to finally see the British version. IMO, its better then the American version.
When the Mi Amigo sank in 1980, the record collection was valued at almost 200,000 pounds. This is according to former Radio Caroline DJ Tom Anderson, who was the last person to leave the Mi Amigo before she sank.
The Kinks ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT plays AGAIN for the CREDITS in PIRATE RADIO actually. Which is cool and all... but... the song is ALREADY in the movie. Not sure WHY they changed it.
La esencia liberal que transmite la película me encantó muchísimo, pero hubieron dos partes que las detesté; una fué la de la chica del minuto 1:46 , en principio dudo mucho que la chica en cuestión, sea así de doble moral en la vida real, pero en la película fué una completa decepción para la primera impresión que tuve de ella, a mí ni me jode que una mujer tenga sexo con quien sea, pero tiene que ser bien segura de sí misma pues, para nunca andarse con rodeos ni culpa, ella se hizo la recatada y después se fue a tirar con el gordo, así fácilmente se puede reconocer a una falsa, y si el men hubiera sido alguien más centrado, a la primera la abría bajado de su nube cuando se hizo la puritana. Lo otro fué lo de la doble cara que usó al hombre, casándose con él para entrar al barco, debió ser sincera, y pues aunque sea le hubiera dado lo que él quería para que así sea todo recíproco, pero fué totalmente egocéntrica y aprovechada (en la película), espero que en la vida real sea todo lo contrario. Las demás mujeres del entorno del barco, fueron muy simpáticas y agradables incluyendo a la lesbiana.
![Pirate Radio: Boat Sinking [1080p HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aZE9F_Ofvy8/mqdefault.jpg)
An extremely British way to end a film. The little ships of Dunkirk save the day again.
Agreed.
When in doubt, assemble the civilian boats.
I watched this with my mum, she used to listen to Radio Carolina (Radio Rock) and she cried saying she misses it and that this actually did happen. Even playing Procol Harums Whiter Shade Of Pale when it was sinking (she was a child so couldn't help). Amazing film and history too!
Yes, but your ending story is wrong. That was fiction. The boat did not sink until 1980. Radio *Caroline* did the final broadcast in 1967. The final song they chose to play was A Day In The Life. The Beatles!
@@kazabushy nah caroline still exists. just on the internet & AM
@@redeye_ Maybe now resurrected but there were 3 original radio Caroline boats moored in different areas. The one that did sink was the Mi Amigo and yes, the last song it broadcast was A Day In The Life.✌️🎶
Did they actually have their lives saved by a bunch of Civilian boats or was that a romanticization
one of my FAVOURTE movie ending's of all time, specially since I can relate to some of the characters in that, like Simon, Angus, but most of all Simon I really see a lot of myself in him
RIP Phillip Seymour Hoffman
one of the greatest actors of our time.
Rock will never die; it lives within each one of us; it is in our human nature; it is our tendency to rebel; to make mistakes; to shout out loud; ROCK AND ROLL!
They were minutes away from an icy death in the North Sea but the fans had time to make signs...still a very fun scene :)
Rock and roll
in reality after being pulled out they would be too cold to do anything but shiver.
Could make sings while head across the sea nothing else to do lol
Suspend all belief and smile it was done for effect and worked. The other way of just slowly sinking and waiting to get picked up by a big ship or whatever does little to make it fit the spirit of the film and theme of us against the world and our fans saving us made it a fun if implausible ending for adults to feel like we could do anything and feel young again too.
They might have had those signs for ages especially with the contest winning tour around the boat
3:41 a very sad scene, with all those LP coming out of the boat all the same time as it sinks.
Every time i watch this movie 🎥, remembers me of one of the happiest periods in my life ! The Britishs are simply awesome !
americans invented rock and roll but the british perfected it.
R.I.P Phillip Seymour Hoffman and David Bowie😢
For the life of me, I can’t find this instrumental track anywhere (and no it’s not “let’s dance” by David Bowie)
2:02 always my favorite people that came to save them. Rock and Roll reaches everyone, including men of status
That was totally Gavin. Everyone else is soaked and exhausted and there he is, sipping champagne on a yacht without a care in the world. Lucky bastard.
One of my favorite movie ever!!!!! 🤩🤩😍😍😍😍💖💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😘😘
Rock and roll will never Fucking die
The government wasn’t as bothered about music being broadcast into people’s homes but if someone else broadcast a different narrative to the one being rammed down their throats on the news.
I died laughing from everyone saying Rock and Roll like a Forest Gump moment.
How privileged am I to have lived thru this age!!!
Scene reminds me of DUNKIRK.
liduck52 Except no boobies had names written on them...
The DUNKIRK type ending was very intentional. So wonderfully and completely British.
one of the best movies ever
❤❤❤❤ENGLISH CINEMA FOREVER ❤❤❤LOVE FROM FRANCE ❤❤❤❤
R.I.P David Bowie
It's a little hard for me to believe that this film flopped at the box office
I blame the Pirate Radio version the released here in America. They re edited it and cut a decent bit out so it just didn't flow at all.
I love this show!!! 🇨🇦❤️
Great movie love it this and still crazy ...both tops retro yeeey👍👍👍
❤❤❤ROCK AND ROLL❤❤❤MANY ARE GOING TO GET LAID!!!ONE WILL FIND LOVE❤❤❤
Mark is so freakin hot
In the early 80s there was a pirate radio station in the north sea called Lazer 558. It was a Canadian radio station I believe .
I'm here for bill nighy dance moves
The British version is MUCH better then the American edit. Thankfully I have a Region A comparable version of TBTR on Blu Ray
what's the difference?
A few more scenes in the Brit version. Ending song in American version is “All day and all of the night.”
@charlesfoutch1132 critics complained the original British release was too long so I think they cut like 20 minutes for the US release
Adoro esse filme um dos meus favoritos 🤟🏼♥️
my number 1 fav movie of all time!(im 25 and female)
Could i have your phone number?
ROCK N ROLL!!! ✊
As a loser who just wants to be funny, my favorite part is always the one lady who saves The Nut.
3:58, 4:04, 4:10, 4:14
GOOD MORNING ENGLAND !
YES YES YES ! Best OST by Monsieur Hanz ZIMMER ❤
Rock'n ROOOOLLLLLL !!!
This is different from the version in the Pirate Radio (outside the UK) recut. I think this is from the original version - The Boat That Rocked. (Or, do I have it backwards?)
Shyam Devadas haven’t seen the U.K. version, but this is definitely the US one. The only difference is the song at the end. Is that what you are referring to? The version I bought in the us plays All day and all night by the kinks while here it’s David Bowie, but the the dancing is the same.
The Rock that Boated.
The UK version is better. Too many great scenes cut out for the US re release and they also cut 4 great songs.
The Bowie song doesn’t hold a candle to the actual ending with Dave Davies crunchy guitar riff into All day and all of the night but I’m sure they replaced it due to copyright laws. Still, I had goosebumps from the film version and none with the 80’s let’s dance sequence from UA-cam.
I dunno, I saw that movie in theater when it was released and Bowie played in the ends credits. But I heard there are several versions of the movie depending on the country where it was released.
Actually this is the ending to the original longer version called The Boat That Rocked
@@dartmada9733 director Richard Curtis said it was the Kinks they made the deal with and later replaced with Bowies let’s dance after Ray Davies wasn’t happy with the arrangement. It worked better with the Kinks he said and I concur but it was much cheaper and less headaches then dealing with Konk studio. The Kinks company that holds the rights. Either way great film that sadly and head scratching fell port side in theaters. Great cast too boot.
@@littlewing6231 still, I feel like the movie would've done better box office wise if The Boat That Rocked was the version they would've shown worldwide
@@dartmada9733 you might be right though I haven’t seen that cut. Shame though cuz it was a really good cast and movie for so many people still today look at me like “ never heard of it.”
Interesting ending. The American Version of this movie "Pirate Radio" was different. Still my favorite movie of all time.
What was different?
@@ImaNerdANDaGeek Quite a few things were different.
2:11 - 2:16, 2:19 - 2:25, 2:44 - 2:58 (times approx.) were not seen. We saw a figure escaping the boat after it sank but we didn't see the count's face until he popped up in the water. At 3:32 - 3:34 we see it not long after he popped up out of the water. Then we see him say "Rock N Roll!" and then the characters say it. The final shot is different, instead of ending on Quentin saying "Rock N Roll", it froze on Young Carl after saying "Rock N Roll". The fist at the end from Quentin was also not seen in the American version. It's great to finally see the British version. IMO, its better then the American version.
R.N.I.
Rock "N" Roll!!!!!! Rock On!!!!!!
Cheers!
What is the really first song in here please? I dont mean Lets dance. Thanx
Offi6 sink or swim
So there's an epic record collection at the bottom of the North Sea?
When the Mi Amigo sank in 1980, the record collection was valued at almost 200,000 pounds. This is according to former Radio Caroline DJ Tom Anderson, who was the last person to leave the Mi Amigo before she sank.
I would LOVE to be Simon in this film📽️
Especially at 1:05 & 1:31 I can so relate to him
Parklife!
The Kinks ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT plays AGAIN for the CREDITS in PIRATE RADIO actually. Which is cool and all... but... the song is ALREADY in the movie. Not sure WHY they changed it.
La esencia liberal que transmite la película me encantó muchísimo, pero hubieron dos partes que las detesté; una fué la de la chica del minuto 1:46 , en principio dudo mucho que la chica en cuestión, sea así de doble moral en la vida real, pero en la película fué una completa decepción para la primera impresión que tuve de ella, a mí ni me jode que una mujer tenga sexo con quien sea, pero tiene que ser bien segura de sí misma pues, para nunca andarse con rodeos ni culpa, ella se hizo la recatada y después se fue a tirar con el gordo, así fácilmente se puede reconocer a una falsa, y si el men hubiera sido alguien más centrado, a la primera la abría bajado de su nube cuando se hizo la puritana. Lo otro fué lo de la doble cara que usó al hombre, casándose con él para entrar al barco, debió ser sincera, y pues aunque sea le hubiera dado lo que él quería para que así sea todo recíproco, pero fué totalmente egocéntrica y aprovechada (en la película), espero que en la vida real sea todo lo contrario. Las demás mujeres del entorno del barco, fueron muy simpáticas y agradables incluyendo a la lesbiana.
What’s the name of the song/riff playing for the first 3 minutes of this video? It’s like guitar solo or something
What's the name of the song in this?
David Bowie - Let's Dance
The instrumental is Sink or Swim by Hans Zimmer.
Anyone have the song in this scene ?
SMBXdude
Let's dance - David Bowie
what is name the final song?
Let's dance by David Bowie
two of best album not on list dark side of the moon and led zeppelin IV
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Simon though 😂
Great job Boomers