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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2008
- One of the great spectacle moments in golden age cinema.
Max Von Sydow raises the bar on miracles in George Stevens take on Christ's ministry and crucifixion.
Though lifted from his score for THE ROBE, Alfred Newman's hauntingly powerful music perfectly portrays the complex mix of shock and reverence that defines the scene.
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE......
AND I BELIEVE IT 1000%.....
One of the most powerful scenes in Motion Picture History.
Everytime my wickedness gets the best of me, I turn to this Awe-Inspiring scene for redemption. Lord Jesus, You Are Truly the Son of God. Help me change my ways, a mere mortal not worthy of Your Presence. I ask that You rid me of my demons so I can be with You Forever and Ever Life Everlasting. Amen.
AMEN!
Yes this helps us to remember our impressive Lord. The maker of the heavens and the earth. The one who makes life and takes it away. The Supreme God! No one can compare!
Truly, Thou art God
Yeshua you are truly the son of God
hahha
Totally awesome!!! The Creator came to this world to save the lost, healed the sick, cast out Devils!!! What a awesome God we serve!!!!! Repent My People, for the kingdom of God is near
One of the best scenes in movie history.. powerful…
*"The Messiah has come, a man was dead and now he lives!*
*I was crippled and now I walk!*
*I was blind and now I see!*
*Who has done these?*
*The man called Jesus!!!"*
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One of the greatest scenes of all time! Perfection!
Long ago in the darkest hours of my life I ask God to help me and he heard my prayers. God knows when you are ready for him to help you. Thank you God .amen
Ever since I was a little girl, this scene struck me powerfully. When I grew old enough to understand it better, it made me cry every time- to have it so silent, so dramatic, then to slowly bring in the Hallelujah Chorus (what has long been my favorite Easter song) leaves such an impact, it leaves me shaken- fantastic directing and use of Händel's Messiah - it's just...perfection. It has become tradition for me to watch this scene especially for Easter. Thank you for posting this and sharing! :)
I've watched this scene many times since happily running across it while scrolling down UTube, & it never fails 2 inspire me! Wow!! 🤗😉
Upon its release, it was proclaimed uneven, an "a noble failure" by film critics but personally I maintain that George Steven's epic work is one of the most inspirational accounts of the life of Christ ever filmed. And one of the most inspirational film scores by Alfred Newman ever written.
JESUS IS WONDERFUL OUR GOD AND SAVIOUR WHO GAVE US SALVATION BY HIS GLORIOUS BLOOD
That's the truth!!
And see not all n
My wife and I are watching this evening to finish on Resurrection Sunday. Powerful especially with this music.
Christ is such a great example for all of us.If we just listened to what he had to say,we'd all be better off.
Outstanding...Praise God
When he called the four winds it was so majestic it was almost like I was actually witnessing it for real. I love this movie and Max Von Sydow did the best rendition of Jesus ever depicted in my opinion.
I hunger and thirst for Gods word everyday...Thank you Lord for your mercy for all of us..Amen!!!🙏
A great scene...from Jesus' humility in praying to His Father to the reactions of the people--not believing their eyes, then, almost reeling in horror .
Alfred Newman's score! Some strains from his masterpiece, THE ROBE are heard again. Glory to God in the highest!
this is probably my favorite moment in Bible epics...von sydow's take on "and jesus wept" is phenomenal...whether or not you believe.
Not a very religious person, but, this scene is truly awesome! Thr uise of the Hallelujah Chorus was inspring!
You don't have to be. It was never in the Bible either. God is gonna remember and commend you like that Roman Soldier scene (Ernest Borgnine)
@@latkagravas986 yes but the Roman soldier had faith in Jesus and believe he had the power to make a person well again.
@@samcalven12 - Edward Ramirez (orginal poster of question) he 'mentioned not being very religous person - that's what I addressed, not Edwards faith. Edward is probably like the Roman Centurian 'he does not go all the time to Church or give fake Hallejuah smiles, but his FAITH may be existant over his those dumbfounded VERY RELIGOUS dumb practices and rules, when the Lord only seeks our Heart. Yes? (And I aint fighing)
In the Scriptures, it is not being religious, it is simply believing Him with your entire being that He is who he claimed to be and then one day he will call you from the grave never to die again! Believe him and at that moment you will belong to him forever!!
You need not be religious. Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord. That He died for your sins and rose again and you WILL be saved.
Glory Be To The Holy Trinity.☘✝️🇮🇪🕊
Very emotional and uplifting part of the movie!
"Who has done this?!?!
"The man called Jesus!!!!"
Today we will need to show and prove our faith.
Happy Easter.💚
no matter if you are religious or not, you can still appreciate Max Von Syndow's brilliant performance as Christ. this is my favorite religious movie :)
Polemic ..I think only the unreligious could appreciate his performance...
Best depiction of the life of Jesus !!! BUT, Max Von Sydow was too "groomed", no full beard, hair not long enough, etc. Love John the Baptist (C. Heston), Pontius Pilate (T. Savalas), and exc. disciples !! Jamie Farr esp. being Lebanese !!!
Probably captures the feeling of actually being there, best scene in any Jesus film. Happy Easter
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Praise the Lord!
i will defend jesus till the end off days god
Me too me too me tooo!!!!!!!!
Some Here Im A Warrior For Christ.☘🇮🇪✝️🕊🇻🇦🕯🙏⛪👑✊🏻
This scene brings tears to my eyes every time I see it! Powerful stuff for the believer! The use of Handel's "Messiah" is moving.
so great, i love it also
This scene is so powerful it gets me every time
What a wonderful movie.
What a wonderful message.
Jesus please protect me and my son from this virus!!!
*FANTASTIC! IT IS BREATHTAKING!*
*Jesus gave an incredible free show in front of everybody 2000 years ago!*
*And the Golden Age of Cinema!*
The screenplay with those consistent earth tones is amazing. I know I'm off the point but after the tears it hit me again how impeccable this is.
I'm crying even before watching this most powerful scene ever committed to film.
One of the best scenes in the movie. One of the best films made on the life of Christ.
How can this scene, not move, even the most cynical of cynics! Beautifully played!
Makes me cry every time I see this. Just beautiful
The music is very iconic! Never gets old, make this classic movie is so worth it!
Max Von Sydow done this scene amazingly. The all star cast were also outstandibg.. This is the best scene ever.
The great Max von Sydow. May he rest in peace.
The last scene of the movie made me cry,when he rose to heaven.
Powerful
To see christ tear up gets me emotional
Van Heflin was beyond extraordinary in this film and specially on this scene.
The triptych formula made between him and the blind man with Judas looking in their opposite was very impressive, as much of the great photography throughout this film of the 1960s
@ pendragon....Van Heflin played the part perfectly. An onlooker who was amazed and stunned by what HE had witnessed!
A beautiful and emotional scene. The three crosses and the character of Lazarus surely strikes a chord in any true Christian
Look at Jesus tearful eyes at 2.06. That, is when he realises, they do not believe in him, and he is so sad
brucefan26 Jesus is also angry at them as well. There was and is so much going on spiritually at that point in time. Honestly it’s incredibly amazing what God will do to speak to us.
Our Lord is completely in all of His words and deeds.
I think it was because of their unbelief Jesus wept ~ but He also felt their pain and grief.
it always hurts me the way they speak to Jesus..I hate it. It was not His job to raise everyone from the dead..their words and tone are So full of contempt and accusation..but Yes watching Jesus raise Lazarus is magnificent!! Scholars say His late arrival was intentional so that He could raise him from the dead.
@@themoralreformchronicles9231 That's not at all what the Biblical account says. It says he looked at all the people grieving for Lazarus and his family and this caused Jesus to groan within himself and moved him to tears. It was just a very human moment of empathy.
@@reinamatheny9972 It was just because Jesus saw how in grief people were and he had deep empathy. That's what the Bible says about why he wept at this point, no more, no less.
I believe out of all the movies of Lord Jesus Christ this scene of Lazarus is the most accurate.
Best movie of all ❤️❤️❤️
Im not gonna even lie. I got tears in my eyes right now. What a sight to see!!!! If I had been there I would have fell on my face thanking GOD!
Some comments on the music.The early part of the score by Alfred Newman, one of my favorites, was lifted almost note for note from one of Newman's other scores, "The Robe." The music which accompanied scenes of Van Heflin, Sal Mineo and Gary Raymond was the music used when Victor Mature gazed on Jesus as He died. Also, Newman vehemently objected to the use of Handel's "Messiah," but George Stevens insisted on using it.
Yes, the first part is from The Robe; the second part is Newman's own new contribution of his "Hallelujah", also found on the original soundtrack album track, "The Great Journey"; the final part of course is the Handel.
This is one of the most powerful scenes I have ever seen
HE WEPT,he knew the people of this earth,his creation,were worthy of salvation,doing the will of the father,he empowered the son,to raise LAZARUS,to glorify the father,this movie shows mortal man how to be saved,no one gets to father but by him,thank you lord for your tender mercies
All that believe in him shall have life everlasting.
Amen.💚
Jesus lives! Halleluja! I love this scene since I was a child, enjoying so much Haendels "Halleluja", which he wrote right after his recovery from death, still in deep despair but although full of hope und pleasance. Stefan Zweig described this scene in detail in his novel "Sternstunden der Menschheit".
Wonderful scene. Powerful. Emotional. Spiritual. Earth Shatteringly good.
POWERFUL.
This is the PERFECT SCENE FOR the HALLELUJAH chorus!
great movie..this scene is just beautiful
Jesus...Amazing...Beautiful...Wonderful...Glory...And More Than Words Can Express...
This Is Powerful...
Christ IS ALMIGHTY GOD! AMEN!
This is an amazing scene. Brings a tear to my eye..
The Messiah has come!!!! A man was dead and now he lives! I was crippled and now I walk!, I was blind and now I see!. Who has done this? A Man called Jesus!!
Mu favorite scene in the entire movie!
Your words are my thoughts exactly , My all time movie is fightclub , yet this scene makes me tear up and makes me tingle !!
That’s the Holy Spirit, brother it’s a beautiful thing.
Love him eternally and I will see him with my mother
Bible = the world's greatest textbook!
This is the first movie that I ever bought on DVD.
I bought also!!! ⛪👍
Thank you so much for this, my brother. I've seen this movie many times and loved it each and every viewing - praise the Lord! =D
This epic film is the best among other films about Jesus. This is my favourite film among all I have seen in my whole life. Thanks for sharing this particular scene to others, that they may search for Jesus in their lives.
Best scene in the film!!! Worth watching over and over again. Outstanding music score and outstanding crowd reactions especially Sal Mineo's character Uriah ( " I was cripple, and now I walk!!! " )
LOL at Judas as he takes a second glance at the ex-blind old man
Thank you for posting (-:
Greatest scene in movie history
I love jesus with everything
WOW Bethany seems to be in close distance to Jerusalem in this movie, they just ran there without getting tired. Even Old Aram was able to make that journey. This is the best cinematic portrayal of Jesus' fame spreading and shows how Jesus built up a crowd especially after raising Lazarus. Definitely a powerful scene to end the first half of the movie with. This is perhaps one of the most reverent portrayals of Jesus out there and one of the few that gives Jesus short hair.
The best thing in movies ever this scene is.
Hard to accept and only through Faith that the living God cries with us in our sorrows too and cares!!
I am a film buff. My no 1 pleasure is triumph of good over evil in any form. It may be simpistic, and my anger and hate get the better of me. I have made few bad discisions in life, but I regret all. I am afllicted with illness for nearly 50 years, not self inflicted. I seek the purpose of all of it and see 11:11 quiet often. Just putting it out there. Stay safe, but mostly stay good.
My Lord and my God
Though I prefer King of Kings 1961. This scene is the reason Von Sydow I like better as Jesus, this moment is the most powerfull scene I have ever seen!!! No words, little music, and his face convays everything. It sends a chill down my spine.
the score is compelling....from the movie's theme to the original Hallelujah chorus...Beautiful combination!
John 11:4 When he heard this, Jesus said, “This sickness will not end in death. No, it is for God’s glory so that God’s Son may be glorified through it.”
John 11:14-15 So then he told them plainly, “Lazarus is dead, 15 and for your sake I am glad I was not there, so that you may believe. But let us go to him.”
Thank you Lord for your glorious miracles. He knew we needed to witness the greatest of all miracles. Without Him there is no life, with Him there is life everlasting, all we have to do is believe in Jesus, Glory Hallelujah.
Lazarus was not mentioned again in the scripture except in a parable spoken by Jesus. Its safe to assume that he was among the believers who gathers after Christ's resurrection, but the accounts that we have prove that the message is more important than the individuals involved...
THE MESSIAH HAS COME!!!! What power behind four words.
9:45 - absolutely jaw dropping imagery.
Saw this when I was a kid in its Cinerama premier, found it intriguing.
For clarification re: the soundtrack in this scene:
George Stevens insisted that Alfred Newman re-use his crucifixion music from The Robe for the build-up to Lazarus exiting the tomb. After that point, Newman had written a glorious "Hallelujah" to finish the scene and lead to the intermission. However, Stevens then insisted that Newman's Hallelujah be replaced completely with Handel's Messiah.
Later on, Stevens then decided to re-instate PART of Newman's Hallelujah. It is the "filling" in the musical sandwich between The Robe music and the Handel chorus.
Newman's Hallelujah is identical to a theme that he wrote that appears in the first part of the film, titled on the original vinyl soundtrack album as The Great Journey. This has some resemblance to Franz Waxman's main theme for Demetrius and the Gladiators, but it is actually quite original and idenpendent.
You can listen to Newman's new, original Hallelujah written specifically for this film on the two-disc soundtrack album, where it correctly appears for the Lazarus scene - and, in a "quieter" rendition for Jesus's own resurrection scene. Both versions are simply grand. It is a pity that Stevens hired the venerable Newman but then so callously trimmed down his powerful original film score.
Happy Palm Sunday and happy birthday to the late Max von Sydow.
Happy Easter 💚
Such a beautiful scene from a great film. I would love to see this scene with the original Alfred Newman score, which is available on CD. Newman was so disappointed. George Stevens used cues from Newman's 'The Robe' and Handel's Messiah.
Powerful scene! Even though just a movie....the actual event was more breathtaking! The power of God is real! Just imagine if he didnt call Lazarus by name....all the dead would have arose!!!
Can you imagine that people saw that happening before there own eyes,faith is a gift from God because nobody searched for God,He searched us
Have mercy on me a sinner Lord Jesus Christ.
Awe inspirational l love jesus christ forever
If this scene were done today, it would just not be the same.
Best scene in the film. Wow.
I saw this film when I was seven. Lot of water has passed under the bridge. This scene STILL sits deeply as one of the greatest retellings of a bible story. The MUSIC ... if I coud play it on an instrument i would, each an every day. It truly brings wings to the regal liftoff. I hope this movie will be released in some way shape or form.
THE TRUTH IS BROUGHT TO LIGHT IN CINEMA!the contrast of weeping marys unbelief and the WORD OF JESUS is truely a wonder to witness the depth of his love even in our vanity of doubt is marvelous PRAISE YOU JESUS theyre is none who can deliever out of your hand!i was brought back from death too -true why lie? kingdom come jesus come for us!!!
I keep expecting Carmen’s Lazarus song to kick in at any moment!
LET PEOPLE TALK LET THEM BE WHEN TIME WILL COME WHEN ALL YOU WILL BEG FOR MERCY FOR THE KING OF KINGS !
Praise God! Jesus is lord! ❤️🙏
I love this film
Movie name plz
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Act 10:34 Peter began to speak. I now realize that it is true that God treats everyone on the same basis.
Love this scene!!! I love when he says," I AM The ressurrection and the life!" Would nt it be his third coming and not his second? I ask that because he was born, 1 birth, he gave up the spirit and died, came back and we came back up with him. thats 2. I may be over thinking it. and why do we accept death and sickness when he took it all from us? I think Jesus came as witness to show us who we truly are. Ilove that Jesus never accepted death before hi sressurrection but says its sleep.