Light workers, starseeds, and Earth Angels. Wake UP! God and these celebrities been trying to wake us up for years. Your 7 chakras have the abilities to reach heaven and give signals from within. Open your crown chakra. Wake up. Activate your third eye and spread love.
People who think this was Rango trying to kill himself certainly have an interesting take, but I think it's a bit different. If it were suicide, he would stop where a car would directly hit him, guaranteeing his own death. But instead he walks slowly, but deliberately, neither seeking death nor avoiding it. And why? He's a nobody, a drifter, a wanderer, his new life in Dirt was shattered by his lies in the same way his former glass life was shattered on that road. He doesn't know anything anymore, and so he takes a leap of faith, letting whatever higher power decide if he should live or die. And it does. The Spirit of the West appears to him, as the legends say since Rango embarked on the great journey in the story. Not the physical journey across the highway, but the one that led Rango to take that leap of faith.
Whoever is responsible for producing this sequence is a genius with alot of feeling. You cant do this type of heartfelt work unless youve been to the bottom yourself.
Know this comment is old, but I couldn't agree with you more. So potent with so little going on. Yet on the other hand there's so much going on in the individuals' mind.
Rango is a cinematic masterwork, the epitome of what is a good animated adult film. This film never finds itself trying to be another animated film, this is the right kind of entertainment that rivals the likes of even Pixar.
Light workers, starseeds, and Earth Angels. Wake UP! God and these celebrities been trying to wake us up for years. Your 7 chakras have the abilities to reach heaven and give signals from within. Open your crown chakra. Wake up. Activate your third eye and spread love.
@@noreiz9170 Activate your third eye. Genesis 32:30. Activate your chakras. You have the abilities to reach heaven and send signals to the stars through your crown chakra. You have 7 of them. The government lied about it being evil.
I saw this movie as a kid, and the realization that this was a suicide attempt didn't honestly hit me until now, years later. The idea that he wasn't allowed to die, either by god or some higher power, isn't exactly something I agree with, but the message here is clear. He had a mission. And he wasn't allowed to die until he had accomplished his purpose. Thought provoking stuff, right here.
Dante Caballero so true... I first watched the film when I was nine and I only realised it now.... This is in my opinion the most stunning scene in the whole movie.
Even further than that, it's a metaphor for crossing from his old life and way of living into the new, eventually, we all must come to terms with the limits of our being and transcend them. The old self must die before the new you can come into existence. A pretty common theme in cultural initiations.
This movie is symbolically one of the deepest and most profound depictions of spiritual enlightenment from any movie that I've ever seen. This particular scene, for those curious - represents disposing of the ego or the self. From the very beginning he was really attached to the idea of being a character (further emphasized by acting and being multiple characters at once, whereas we are always a single character that you know as 'yourself') but every character has strengths and weaknesses. Enlightenment, the state of being where you become totally free of all earthly troubles and worries (even from death) just cant be possible if you play any character whatsoever. In this movie, he takes the path of MOST resistance, learning the hard way... this particular moment in the movie is when he literally got so sick of failing at every character that he played, that he just disposed of it, symbolized by taking off his hat and saying "i'm nobody". The highway, or the path you have to cross to enlightenment was a great danger earlier on, because it represents all danger, hardship and fear that ANY character can anticipate, worry about or experience. Without a character anymore, free from those fears and expectations, he was able to effortlessly cross the highway. This is because, he had no fears, not even of death itself. Without those fears, the vehicles on the roadway had no power over him. The concept that the dangers of the roadway were more symbolic than literal was established at the very beginning of the movie - when the other guy got run over by a tire and somehow survived it, followed by rango getting hit by multiple cars and flown around - and somehow surviving.
Duude u wont believe this ....but same happened here well we got back together again and things are kinda better then they where in the beginning ..SO thank u very much man and i wish u a happy life to XD
This movie is still, without a doubt, my favourite movie of all time. When it came out in 2011, I was just shy of turning 9 years-old. After absolutely loving it the first time, I just kept watching it; it enthralled me like no other movie has, and that feeling has only gotten stronger as I've gotten older and been able to appreciate the deeper meaning of the movie. Nowadays, I'm a 3D animator looking to form my own production company to create masterpieces like this. Rango really was ahead of its time. Both in the animation department, and the meaning behind it. For a movie that focuses heavily on self-image and identity, it ironically knows its own identity with flawless precision.
This scene is quite heartbreaking but also it opens your eyes on finding your true self. We, once in our lifetime have felt like Rango. Like a nobody, alone in a world where you don't fit in, no friends, nothing and you just want to cross the other side of the road. I believe that the other side of the road is like a suicide allegory sort off but also finding yourself. I've been in the same spot so this scene speaks so loud to me. I wish more animated movies were like Rango.
Light workers, starseeds, and Earth Angels. Wake UP! God and these celebrities been trying to wake us up for years. Your 7 chakras have the abilities to reach heaven and give signals from within. Open your crown chakra. Wake up. Activate your third eye and spread love.
This 0:53 is just heartwarming. Rango looks down sad because of him not finding his indentidy, and on the floor he watches his fish "friend". He grabs it and hugs it since it's the only thing he has related to the stuff that he liked
Beans: “Who are you?” Rango: “An actor, a pretender, somebody who lives in the make believe. Someone who ended up hurting good people who are very real. Who am I…? I’m nobody.”
No joke i actually cried watching this scene, especially the part when he says “Who am i? Im nobody…” just because of how well i relate to it, there have been times in my life being a teenager where i just sit down feeling so lost and hopeless and i tell myself the exact same thing, truly immaculate and heart-touching scene
Rango is easily one of my favorite animated movies ever. Everything about it is perfect: the animation, soundtrack, casting, plot, etc. This scene was also done really well, I love it. ❤️
A moon the size of life's trouble arose that night, casting white shadow across the deserts outside of the town of Dirt. The nameless lizard, who had moments ago been promising to save the town, now found himself lost in a sandy infinity. Footsteps carried him nowhere particular as he marched in a daze, heart heavy with the guilt of the fate of those who had trusted him.. soon, he came upon the road, only thing of his previous life he remembered. Trappings of who he once was awaited him, yet these totems bore him no comfort. He was empty before and he was empty now, more so than ever... he was nobody. And so, putting his life in the hands of a greater power than you or me, he crossed the road, and whether he found salvation or perdition, well.. that's yet to be seen.
@@nameisrango It's different for everyone, but there are a few specifics sometimes. The world can be a bounty of material to work with; music, stories, sights, feelings.. using these is the best thing for writing what you want to, or at least terrific practice. Do it slow, do it fast, keep things, get rid of things, treat it like marble you take a long time sculpting or like a boulder you blow to bits in search of treasures. The imagination made manifest by page is one of the oldest forms of magic we have left, and everyone can do it. I look forward to seeing what you make of it. We all are.
@@Nickel_The_Wise thanks for the advice sir.. to write i have to observe the various arts first and that's gonna take the real practice but that's how this skill will evolve into an appreciable art Hope someday I'll write like you✌🏻 I'm on it though I really appreciate it that you replied, thanks a ton
@@nameisrango I am very honored to pass on advice from my time on this earth, and I look forward to see what you make of it! Go out there and shape thoughts into worlds, and sculpt reality into something a bit more wonderful~
If you watch closely, the fish disappears, which he is clutching, and in its place, is a female mannequin, face hid, with one arm around his shoulder, ... which mannequin, too disappears... he's seen alone, again.. symbolism... semiotics... similitude ... He misses her... physical form... yet, is she not yet there, even when he lies down to sleep, alone?... the Gold fish... oh well, art is open to subjective interpretation. Make of it, what you will... coming in second, the silver medal, is no consolation for some...
I truly will never understand how this Nickelodean produced, Johnny Depp starring, funny cowboy lizard movie ended up being one of the greatest animated films I have ever seen, no, one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, period. A surprising cinematic masterpiece.
"Who am I? I'm nobody." I know how Rango feels, a lot more than I'd like. I feel like I have no purpose, nothing to contribute. I royally fucked up my second-to-last semester in college, and now I don't know what will happen. No one would miss me. I don't have any real friends; my parents are fed up with me; my brother doesn't care I exist; the love of my life doesn't want me; if there's a God, He hates me. I keep thinking how it'd be better for the world if I was gone. I am so close to giving up right now.
Dear, Don't ever lose hope. Don't let hope evaporate from your heart. What you should think of is that life is truly hard. This is a task, an exam. This is life. You should never lose hope. Everything will be ok. Just believe and it will; you must have the desire and everything will be ok. Believe me. I know those feelings because I did have some of them once. Yesterday, I had them, too. But I know that those should be momentary; never let them win, dear. You can start new. Make new friends, try to make your relation with your parents better; bring them flowers and ask their help; if your brother doesn't care, may be that because you don't care too. Try again, talk with him. It's simple, just talk and tell them your feelings. Don't cage those feelings, otherwise they will explode. It's never late, dear. It's never late. Pray for you from the bottom of my heart.
Doa'a Mohaisen I appreciate what you're trying to do, but there are a few things you don't understand. Chief among them is that I care for my kid brother more than you could imagine. I always bailed him out of tough situations; when kids picked on him, I took the heat. I fought a kid who was beating him up at a camp we went to years ago; I would have beaten his tormenter senseless if they hadn't broken us apart. If he was in trouble with his classes, I helped him with his homework. When he got old enough to enter the workforce, I helped him compose letters for job applications. I always thought of the perfect gifts to get him for his birthday and the holidays; he's hardly done the same for me. Even this holiday season, he neither got me anything nor did he thank me for what I got him. What kind of brother does that?
MrPjw5 My older sister does the same. I sometimes think of that. I think this is her nature. She doesn't realize how important she is to me and how much I love her; how much I work for her comfort.. etc.. It's her nature. She rarely thanks me. But does it truly make a difference? As long as she is with me, I'm fine and I will always love her. Maybe one day your brother will realize his ignorance. Or you can just talk with him and ask him why he's too cold with you.
MrPjw5 My friend, every decision and failure you make will get you to where you need to be. I've felt like you several times and in hindsight I wish I didn't waste the energy worrying. Sometimes you must put yourself first, let your brother make his own mistakes. Recognise that semester in college is not going to define your life and remember you have the power, like every human being, to change your mental attitude and live a fulfilled life. Don't hope, but have faith that you will get to where you need to be and believe in yourself. The love of your life is just a big fish in a small pond, and you're making her into something she's not and in a year you will laugh at yourself. Obviously this is all great in theory, but you probably won't listen like I didn't. The only way is to begin changing the way you think and start taking action. Good luck brother, there's a world out there for you :)
Am I the only one who starts crying when I hear this song? I watched this with my grandfather(who passed away in 2011) The song reminds me of myself and how everything stopped when he passed away. Rango is basically me, all he wants to feel like someone to people
The Latiator i lost my great great mother and were close and i lie about everything and make everyone believe me. when that hit it at really hit 1:47 right there. she died on the 2011
Reminds me of me everyday... Not sure what I can do for my family... I'm in my early 20s, and I already lost my Mom in 2020 and my Dad in 2021... and a part of me thinks I should be with them right now... there is so much I didnt do yet that they won't be able to see... marriage, having children, graduating college, none of it... Not to mention my collapsing every time I reminisce them... I mean it changes the mindset, also got me wonderin who or how many folks I'll lose next... before I have no one left, and end up losing myself...
Although this scene may appear dark, it's just the surface. On the roads of life, most things only seem dark because they are deep. We all have had and will have moments like this. All of us make it to the other side but what defines us is how we make it. One way or another we will find ourselves. "One often meets their destiny on the road they choose to avoid it." -Master Oogway
FUN FACT: The music in this entire scene was from another movie called, “The Kingdom” and it was composed by Danny Elfman. So Gore Verbinski had permission from Elfman to use one of his pieces of music in this entire scene, and it works really well! The tone and theme for this scene worked perfectly with that piece of Elfman’s music, and I feel appreciated by that! :)
I didn't see it as a suicide attempt. I saw Rango come to the realization within himself that he is nobody..nothing special not knowing what his inside of himself seeing no point in anything. I saw him come face to face with life which is the road in this case... then he crosses the threshold and walks across the road (or even life) which is full of dangers and all kinds of things. He is not afraid but facing his fears to cross the road that he was originally afraid of. He makes it to the other side of the road (of life) safely. I see this relating to a select few people in this world who face dangers and hardships and should have to be honest....died or failed...but came through and made it.
This scene makes me feel so understood by the artists who created this masterpiece. It gives me hope, in a strange way. The feeling of letting people down. But also the feeling of something in my life guiding me trough. Truly amazing scene. 10 years now and still one of the best.
The next scene is even more important. It really doesn’t matter who you are. It never did. It matters what you do. And those you can help. It’s the theme of redemption in all westerns
Even though I haven't been through dark times, like most people, I too get to feel like a loser. Bad job, talentless, poor health and no mental will to pull through.
You're going to be alright. You just stumbled over a stone in the road. It means nothing. Your goal lies far beyond this, doesn't it? I'm sure you'll overcome this. You'll walk again...soon.
he most beautiful scene I have ever seen. I finally understand that Rango had to envolve and find himself. He had to acceptance that he was the chosen. He believed that he was a nobody and had no reason to live but all along, everything good begun with him.
This whole movie felt like a good joke, a funny little adventure. And then we grew up, started failing, started lying, and eventually our disguise wore off... ...then this movie aged like wine when we came back to it. Crazy, isn't it?
You're going to be alright. You just stumbled over a stone in the road. It means nothing. Your goal lies far beyond this, doesn't it? I'm sure you'll overcome this. You'll walk again...soon.
I'd say it's probably the best animated movie of all time.. It depicts all emotions known from hope to loss and from regret to redemption.. Perfect blueprints for life itself...
I know many have said it already, but I can feel what Rango feels. Is it worth the pain? All the struggle to find out where we belong in the world, all the stress, is it worth it anymore? I sometimes I consider it futile to go on anymore. People are losing faith in me, I’m losing faith in myself. I feel like outcast among everyone, That I am trully alone, that no matter what, life finds a way to consistently shit on me. I ask myself why am I here? What purpose do I serve? Who am I? I don’t know. Why do I care anymore? I don’t know. I want to, but I cant. Like Rango, I come back to the only thing I’ve ever known, my little world, but it’s desolate there, it’s cold and there’s nothing left that comforts me. So I sit, lost, empty, and with nothing left. And I keep asking myself: “Why?”
The music just hits me. Im happy your all here so i know people undersand what thid movie and scene makes us feel. "Who am i?...... Im nobody." I love rango becuase now im a bit older, i understand more things. I hope all the people who commented 8 years ago and so on, are doing well. You deserve it.
I’ve been playing nothing but characters my whole life. Trying to impress people, trying to be liked. Assuming different personas for different people. I knew this all along but something happened recently that made it hit me like a truck. I used to want to run away from everything and start a new life, meet new people with my genuine personality, but I don’t even know who I am anymore, I’m so lost in the characters that I lost who I was, if that ever really existed. So I asked myself the question “Who am I?” and I only had one answer, so I came back to this scene.
No no, that's not good enough. Another theory says that he died right after the car crash at the beginning of the movie and it was all a dream. Why are people obsessed with it-was-all-a-dream endings?
I believe in the theory that he was suicidal. As somebody who has been suicidal before, before the highway scene, when rango is walking the desert, there is so much beauty and wonder that you cant help but stop and look, but with deep depression, suicide isnt just an idea you create, its a mindset, as in you already feel suicidal, but you wont do it out of fear mostly, it only takes one big incident to push somebody to the edge. Rango doesnt notice the beauty though, because hes dead inside and cant stop thinking about how he fucked everything up and its all his fault. He doesnt commit suicide outright though, he decides to test fate by walking the busy highway, suicidal people do have tendencies with testing fate with like, drinking lots of alcohol to slowly kill yourself, doing drugs, russian roulette, or even something as simple as not wearing a seatbelt while a car is in motion. But when rango passes the highway unscathed, it is one of the biggest headrushes you can get, tempting fate, but still surviving. Rango then rises from his downward spiral when he meets someone who is wise and gives him advice, the spirit of the west (clint eastwood), this doesnt have to just be a wise person, but a friend who's always there for you that can help someone want to stay alive.
Rango, The Kingdom... the point now is that all of us we are here watching this video because we are emotional, we have memories, we have thoughts, is not about a movie, ita about deep feelings
This is the moment every hero faces. Every man who has something he can either walk out on, or go and protect. The choice is always yours. Who are you? You are who you want to be. If you are a nobody then chose to be someone you want to be. No one can walk out on their own story.
A man with nothing left to lose shall have no fear of what will happen. Only the thought to keep moving forward is all one can do even when they believe they're nothing but a nobody
I always think of this scene when I’m at my breaking point. That moment where I’m about to give in to my stress, anxieties and insecurities. This hits me hard In so many ways.
When i wa young, my father showed me this movie on DVD. When this scene came on, he was in the bathroom, and i was on the couch. I didnt understand what was happening, and the message behind it till recently. Im turning 17 and i saw this when i was 6. So much has happened these couple years and now seeing after getting out of that negative headspace these past 2 years i realize now. When i saw this scene when i was so young, i cryed but didnt understand why... Now i know why...
Когда ты был маленьким ты переключал этот легендарный шэдэвр, и после стольких лет ты понимаешь что это не просто мультик это медетационный фильм в которым ты с можешь стать легендой
I used to not like movies like this because of how much detail there was, and I liked animated shows and movies that were easier on the eyes, now my thinking is flipped because easier animation leads to laziness. This movie is just incredible, to simply put it because of how mind blowing it is. Especially scenes like this.
It's these kinds of scenes where film theories make up theories where the character actually dies and everything that followed was a simulation in the afterlife in which what the character would have wanted to happen happened. Basically Rango actually got run over and everything that happened forward was a figment of his soul's imagination of what he wanted to have occured but he's just dreaming in the afterlife, never knowing he actually died.
If a told you a movie about cowboy Lizard that can make a grown up man cry, you would have laugh. But absolutely beautiful directed sceen and we have all feel like a nobody at point in time until we be become somebody
That's how I feel, my presence makes no difference to anyone! I fear that the lives of everyone I know would be better if I did not exist, no one ever fell in love with me, I feel less than everyone around me, I can not do anything, have no potential for anything ...
You and me both. For me, I feel like everyone would be better off without me and wouldn’t care if I was gone. I’m autism and because of that, nobody liked me growing up and nobody likes me now. Honestly, everyone would just be happier without me...
Does anyone see the metaphor of tears on the sand rolling down in lines. It's like being fired, you love your job and you lose it. So you go back into your room alone. Get busy living or get busy dying. Sometimes you need that arm around your shoulder and tell you everything is going to be alright
Now I wish I saw this movie in theaters when I came out not only to feel the emotions at the characters especially Rango and frail but to see that beautiful animation up on the large screen
I came back here after looking at my friends profiles on Facebook, seeing how successful they’ve become with their own families, jobs, and a future for themselves… Meanwhile I’m, nothing.
I relate to this comment so much.. 22 years old living with parents, unemployed, no girlfriend. I went back to school this year and that's the only highlight of the recent years and it ain't even that much, because I still feel like nobody. I honestly feel like an alien just looking at my friends profiles on Facebook, because I just can't relate to them at all.
You're going to be alright. You just stumbled over a stone in the road. It means nothing. Your goal lies far beyond this, doesn't it? I'm sure you'll overcome this. You'll walk again...soon.
7 months ago I sat in a public library, sobbing my heart out watching this because my boyfriend betrayed our intimacy. 7 months later, here I am again, sobbing m heart out because my boyfriend betrayed me, AGAIN. After he promised to never do it again. They don't change. They never change.
I’m a movie buff with a lot of mental health issues and this scene made me cry because I also have tried to take my own life like Rango I had given up and stopped caring about myself and it’s not just this movie either, there’s a lot of movies I relate to
The part when he's holding the fish, i almost lost it, then the mannequin.. i can relate, that deep loneliness, and still holding onto something..
i also feel like the mannequin is just the slightest comic relief, but it still has nothing on the power of this scene
"Where are your friends now, amigo?"
Light workers, starseeds, and Earth Angels. Wake UP! God and these celebrities been trying to wake us up for years. Your 7 chakras have the
abilities to reach heaven and give signals from within. Open your crown chakra. Wake up. Activate your third eye and spread love.
Clinging to anything...even if it isn't real
Hope. When all else is lost
People who think this was Rango trying to kill himself certainly have an interesting take, but I think it's a bit different. If it were suicide, he would stop where a car would directly hit him, guaranteeing his own death. But instead he walks slowly, but deliberately, neither seeking death nor avoiding it. And why? He's a nobody, a drifter, a wanderer, his new life in Dirt was shattered by his lies in the same way his former glass life was shattered on that road. He doesn't know anything anymore, and so he takes a leap of faith, letting whatever higher power decide if he should live or die. And it does. The Spirit of the West appears to him, as the legends say since Rango embarked on the great journey in the story. Not the physical journey across the highway, but the one that led Rango to take that leap of faith.
thats deep bro
That's EXACTLY what it is, and WOW very well put into words buddy.
The “other side” was actually a metaphor after all.
That’s very poetic. I never looked at this scene that way, but wow.
That's what it means to abandon one's self to fate.
Whoever is responsible for producing this sequence is a genius with alot of feeling. You cant do this type of heartfelt work unless youve been to the bottom yourself.
Raychristofer, I agree
Know this comment is old, but I couldn't agree with you more. So potent with so little going on. Yet on the other hand there's so much going on in the individuals' mind.
Nobody can make a tune like this except Hans summer
@@safeervc This is by Danny Elfman, it was also in the ending of the kingdom.
Or if you can imagine it to a point where you feel like youre the main character.
"No man can walk out on his own story."
This scene moves me to the core.
Always come back to this when I'm down...describes perfectly how it feels.
Me too!
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Rango is a cinematic masterwork, the epitome of what is a good animated adult film. This film never finds itself trying to be another animated film, this is the right kind of entertainment that rivals the likes of even Pixar.
Orionjustmelted the oscar for this film was rightfully earned too
I’d say it even rivals Spider Verse... DON’T @ ME.
@@MalescoM both are incredible movies
Agreed
@@MalescoM rivals? this is the end all, be all of animated films if you ask me
People that have been through a lot will understand how meaningful this scene is.
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Light workers, starseeds, and Earth Angels. Wake UP! God and these celebrities been trying to wake us up for years. Your 7 chakras have the
abilities to reach heaven and give signals from within. Open your crown chakra. Wake up. Activate your third eye and spread love.
@@ChosenShootingStar what?????
@@noreiz9170 Activate your third eye. Genesis 32:30. Activate your chakras. You have the abilities to reach heaven and send signals to the stars through your crown chakra. You have 7 of them. The government lied about it being evil.
@@ChosenShootingStar i would rather crap my pants
I saw this movie as a kid, and the realization that this was a suicide attempt didn't honestly hit me until now, years later. The idea that he wasn't allowed to die, either by god or some higher power, isn't exactly something I agree with, but the message here is clear. He had a mission. And he wasn't allowed to die until he had accomplished his purpose. Thought provoking stuff, right here.
Dante Caballero so true... I first watched the film when I was nine and I only realised it now....
This is in my opinion the most stunning scene in the whole movie.
Dante Caballero didn’t he just try to get to the other side of the ride because that other animal said that?
@@ericcartman725 he wasn't able to do that until he was ready to accept to be a nobody, ready to die.
@@ishallremaincalm A metaphor for crossing into the afterlife.
Even further than that, it's a metaphor for crossing from his old life and way of living into the new, eventually, we all must come to terms with the limits of our being and transcend them. The old self must die before the new you can come into existence. A pretty common theme in cultural initiations.
That part of the movie hits so hard If you had a similar experience.
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It does
Swear. As a 33 year old woman this part was like therapy
right now I'm just that I'm nobody I always have been
@@goldenbeaver157 you should watch a movie called "Becoming Nobody" good stuff maybe it will help you
This movie is symbolically one of the deepest and most profound depictions of spiritual enlightenment from any movie that I've ever seen. This particular scene, for those curious - represents disposing of the ego or the self. From the very beginning he was really attached to the idea of being a character (further emphasized by acting and being multiple characters at once, whereas we are always a single character that you know as 'yourself') but every character has strengths and weaknesses. Enlightenment, the state of being where you become totally free of all earthly troubles and worries (even from death) just cant be possible if you play any character whatsoever. In this movie, he takes the path of MOST resistance, learning the hard way... this particular moment in the movie is when he literally got so sick of failing at every character that he played, that he just disposed of it, symbolized by taking off his hat and saying "i'm nobody". The highway, or the path you have to cross to enlightenment was a great danger earlier on, because it represents all danger, hardship and fear that ANY character can anticipate, worry about or experience. Without a character anymore, free from those fears and expectations, he was able to effortlessly cross the highway. This is because, he had no fears, not even of death itself. Without those fears, the vehicles on the roadway had no power over him. The concept that the dangers of the roadway were more symbolic than literal was established at the very beginning of the movie - when the other guy got run over by a tire and somehow survived it, followed by rango getting hit by multiple cars and flown around - and somehow surviving.
couldnt agree more my friend I love you :)
Holly shit
Mind blowing analysis
God damn
Man that's deep
This kind of songs atracts lonely people.
Here i am ...
+Erreur “Wndrr” Dafool - Yeah , they do . I am one of them too.
Guess we're not lonely when we're here together...
fuckin love u guys
Duude u wont believe this ....but same happened here well we got back together again and things are kinda better then they where in the beginning ..SO thank u very much man and i wish u a happy life to XD
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“Who am I…? I’m nobody.”
*Everyone felt that.*
I know I felt it.
The scene you watch when you hit rock bottom.
Right here
Ditto.
This movie is still, without a doubt, my favourite movie of all time. When it came out in 2011, I was just shy of turning 9 years-old. After absolutely loving it the first time, I just kept watching it; it enthralled me like no other movie has, and that feeling has only gotten stronger as I've gotten older and been able to appreciate the deeper meaning of the movie. Nowadays, I'm a 3D animator looking to form my own production company to create masterpieces like this.
Rango really was ahead of its time. Both in the animation department, and the meaning behind it. For a movie that focuses heavily on self-image and identity, it ironically knows its own identity with flawless precision.
One of the best animated clips in history. It's incredible how believable this is, given its concept.
This is so emotional.still can't believe Nickelodeon made this.Well done.
This scene is quite heartbreaking but also it opens your eyes on finding your true self. We, once in our lifetime have felt like Rango. Like a nobody, alone in a world where you don't fit in, no friends, nothing and you just want to cross the other side of the road. I believe that the other side of the road is like a suicide allegory sort off but also finding yourself. I've been in the same spot so this scene speaks so loud to me. I wish more animated movies were like Rango.
Man I love this movie :/
Sumtinrandom me to
You said it👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤
Undoubtedly
Visually astonishing...beautifully animated...music fits perfectly
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Light workers, starseeds, and Earth Angels. Wake UP! God and these celebrities been trying to wake us up for years. Your 7 chakras have the
abilities to reach heaven and give signals from within. Open your crown chakra. Wake up. Activate your third eye and spread love.
This 0:53 is just heartwarming.
Rango looks down sad because of him not finding his indentidy, and on the floor he watches his fish "friend". He grabs it and hugs it since it's the only thing he has related to the stuff that he liked
indentidy
For some reason, him hugging the fish makes me wanna cry.
@@boneor...7022 Identity.
Beans: “Who are you?”
Rango: “An actor, a pretender, somebody who lives in the make believe. Someone who ended up hurting good people who are very real. Who am I…? I’m nobody.”
GOD this is easily one of my favourite movies
No joke i actually cried watching this scene, especially the part when he says “Who am i? Im nobody…” just because of how well i relate to it, there have been times in my life being a teenager where i just sit down feeling so lost and hopeless and i tell myself the exact same thing, truly immaculate and heart-touching scene
This scene is a masterpiece, possibly one of my favorite in movie history.
Rango is easily one of my favorite animated movies ever. Everything about it is perfect: the animation, soundtrack, casting, plot, etc.
This scene was also done really well, I love it. ❤️
I always return to this scene.
To be reminded that no man can walk out on his own story.
A moon the size of life's trouble arose that night, casting white shadow across the deserts outside of the town of Dirt. The nameless lizard, who had moments ago been promising to save the town, now found himself lost in a sandy infinity. Footsteps carried him nowhere particular as he marched in a daze, heart heavy with the guilt of the fate of those who had trusted him.. soon, he came upon the road, only thing of his previous life he remembered. Trappings of who he once was awaited him, yet these totems bore him no comfort. He was empty before and he was empty now, more so than ever... he was nobody.
And so, putting his life in the hands of a greater power than you or me, he crossed the road, and whether he found salvation or perdition, well.. that's yet to be seen.
I read this in the same accent as the mariachi owl guy.
All jokes aside, beautiful write-up.
How have you written so beautifully man?? Please give me some tip.. i also wanna write like this
@@nameisrango It's different for everyone, but there are a few specifics sometimes. The world can be a bounty of material to work with; music, stories, sights, feelings.. using these is the best thing for writing what you want to, or at least terrific practice. Do it slow, do it fast, keep things, get rid of things, treat it like marble you take a long time sculpting or like a boulder you blow to bits in search of treasures. The imagination made manifest by page is one of the oldest forms of magic we have left, and everyone can do it. I look forward to seeing what you make of it.
We all are.
@@Nickel_The_Wise thanks for the advice sir.. to write i have to observe the various arts first and that's gonna take the real practice but that's how this skill will evolve into an appreciable art
Hope someday I'll write like you✌🏻 I'm on it though
I really appreciate it that you replied, thanks a ton
@@nameisrango I am very honored to pass on advice from my time on this earth, and I look forward to see what you make of it! Go out there and shape thoughts into worlds, and sculpt reality into something a bit more wonderful~
“I’m only alive because fate wants me alive”
-Thor
B A S E D !
worthless bottom feeder
Rango is one of the best characters ever. And the production of this film is absolutely amazing
If you watch closely, the fish disappears, which he is clutching, and in its place, is a female mannequin, face hid, with one arm around his shoulder, ... which mannequin,
too disappears... he's seen alone, again.. symbolism... semiotics...
similitude
... He misses her... physical form...
yet, is she not yet there, even when he lies down to sleep, alone?... the Gold fish...
oh well, art is open to subjective interpretation. Make of it, what you will... coming
in second, the silver medal, is no consolation for some...
rowdy yeats good eye. I didn't notice that
This comment really strikes me... it did for a while now whenever I would revisit this video but never felt the need to reply... until now.
I truly will never understand how this Nickelodean produced, Johnny Depp starring, funny cowboy lizard movie ended up being one of the greatest animated films I have ever seen, no, one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, period. A surprising cinematic masterpiece.
"Who am I? I'm nobody."
I know how Rango feels, a lot more than I'd like. I feel like I have no purpose, nothing to contribute. I royally fucked up my second-to-last semester in college, and now I don't know what will happen. No one would miss me. I don't have any real friends; my parents are fed up with me; my brother doesn't care I exist; the love of my life doesn't want me; if there's a God, He hates me. I keep thinking how it'd be better for the world if I was gone. I am so close to giving up right now.
Dear,
Don't ever lose hope. Don't let hope evaporate from your heart. What you should think of is that life is truly hard. This is a task, an exam. This is life. You should never lose hope.
Everything will be ok. Just believe and it will; you must have the desire and everything will be ok. Believe me. I know those feelings because I did have some of them once. Yesterday, I had them, too. But I know that those should be momentary; never let them win, dear. You can start new. Make new friends, try to make your relation with your parents better; bring them flowers and ask their help; if your brother doesn't care, may be that because you don't care too. Try again, talk with him. It's simple, just talk and tell them your feelings. Don't cage those feelings, otherwise they will explode.
It's never late, dear. It's never late.
Pray for you from the bottom of my heart.
Doa'a Mohaisen I appreciate what you're trying to do, but there are a few things you don't understand. Chief among them is that I care for my kid brother more than you could imagine. I always bailed him out of tough situations; when kids picked on him, I took the heat. I fought a kid who was beating him up at a camp we went to years ago; I would have beaten his tormenter senseless if they hadn't broken us apart. If he was in trouble with his classes, I helped him with his homework. When he got old enough to enter the workforce, I helped him compose letters for job applications. I always thought of the perfect gifts to get him for his birthday and the holidays; he's hardly done the same for me. Even this holiday season, he neither got me anything nor did he thank me for what I got him. What kind of brother does that?
MrPjw5
My older sister does the same. I sometimes think of that. I think this is her nature. She doesn't realize how important she is to me and how much I love her; how much I work for her comfort.. etc..
It's her nature. She rarely thanks me. But does it truly make a difference? As long as she is with me, I'm fine and I will always love her.
Maybe one day your brother will realize his ignorance. Or you can just talk with him and ask him why he's too cold with you.
MrPjw5 My friend, every decision and failure you make will get you to where you need to be. I've felt like you several times and in hindsight I wish I didn't waste the energy worrying. Sometimes you must put yourself first, let your brother make his own mistakes. Recognise that semester in college is not going to define your life and remember you have the power, like every human being, to change your mental attitude and live a fulfilled life. Don't hope, but have faith that you will get to where you need to be and believe in yourself. The love of your life is just a big fish in a small pond, and you're making her into something she's not and in a year you will laugh at yourself. Obviously this is all great in theory, but you probably won't listen like I didn't. The only way is to begin changing the way you think and start taking action. Good luck brother, there's a world out there for you :)
I don't have much to say but this, " If you're going through hell, keep going." Winston Churchill said that. I hope it helped.
Am I the only one who starts crying when I hear this song? I watched this with my grandfather(who passed away in 2011) The song reminds me of myself and how everything stopped when he passed away. Rango is basically me, all he wants to feel like someone to people
The Latiator how did I feel when I lost him? ( im just curious because ive never lost someone close)
Team3Gaming Like, I was trapped in time and couldn't move on
The Latiator did u move on? How old were u when it happened? How did u move on?
Team3Gaming Yes, I was 8, and I realized, I'll see him soon
The Latiator i lost my great great mother and were close and i lie about everything and make everyone believe me.
when that hit it at really hit 1:47 right there. she died on the 2011
I truly wish I could give my life to someone who wants and deserves to live.
Become someone who deserves to live.
DesertDwight I don’t want to live not do I deserve it
Find your story ♥️
@@saintgeaser9064 I hope you are doing good or at least ok friend. Don't give in on the tricks that you hear in your head.
Any updates
Reminds me of me everyday...
Not sure what I can do for my family...
I'm in my early 20s, and I already lost my Mom in 2020 and my Dad in 2021...
and a part of me thinks I should be with them right now... there is so much I didnt do yet that they won't be able to see... marriage, having children, graduating college, none of it...
Not to mention my collapsing every time I reminisce them...
I mean it changes the mindset, also got me wonderin who or how many folks I'll lose next... before I have no one left, and end up losing myself...
Man, I truly apologize for your loss. Amigo.
Although this scene may appear dark, it's just the surface. On the roads of life, most things only seem dark because they are deep. We all have had and will have moments like this. All of us make it to the other side but what defines us is how we make it. One way or another we will find ourselves.
"One often meets their destiny on the road they choose to avoid it."
-Master Oogway
FUN FACT: The music in this entire scene was from another movie called, “The Kingdom” and it was composed by Danny Elfman. So Gore Verbinski had permission from Elfman to use one of his pieces of music in this entire scene, and it works really well! The tone and theme for this scene worked perfectly with that piece of Elfman’s music, and I feel appreciated by that! :)
Pretty sure that Johnny also had a hand since that he and Danny are close friends.
@@MalescoM I could definitely see why, great point!
Dang, this movie is almost 10 years old.
Jhonny depp, Hans Zimmer so this is clearly a perfection.
😭🙏
The soundtrack is of Zimmer, but this track is of Danny Elfman
I didn't see it as a suicide attempt. I saw Rango come to the realization within himself that he is nobody..nothing special not knowing what his inside of himself seeing no point in anything. I saw him come face to face with life which is the road in this case... then he crosses the threshold and walks across the road (or even life) which is full of dangers and all kinds of things. He is not afraid but facing his fears to cross the road that he was originally afraid of. He makes it to the other side of the road (of life) safely. I see this relating to a select few people in this world who face dangers and hardships and should have to be honest....died or failed...but came through and made it.
This scene makes me feel so understood by the artists who created this masterpiece. It gives me hope, in a strange way. The feeling of letting people down. But also the feeling of something in my life guiding me trough. Truly amazing scene. 10 years now and still one of the best.
Never really understood this scene as a kid but now after rewatching the movie as an adult this scene really hits hard.
The next scene is even more important. It really doesn’t matter who you are. It never did. It matters what you do. And those you can help. It’s the theme of redemption in all westerns
Absolutely cinema at it's finest. There's none like it.
and I'm not even joking
He who talks loud saying nothing
But I know you, William Blake! You were a poet, and a painter!
...and now, you are a killer of green men.
This scene really hits hard everything about it is perfect
I absolutely love this music! It makes me wanna cry for some reason. 🥹🥹🥹🦎
Even though I haven't been through dark times, like most people, I too get to feel like a loser.
Bad job, talentless, poor health and no mental will to pull through.
You're going to be alright. You just stumbled over a stone in the road. It means nothing. Your goal lies far beyond this, doesn't it? I'm sure you'll overcome this. You'll walk again...soon.
he most beautiful scene I have ever seen. I finally understand that Rango had to envolve and find himself. He had to acceptance that he was the chosen. He believed that he was a nobody and had no reason to live but all along, everything good begun with him.
I was 12 when I first saw this movie. I didn’t truly understand this scene, till I got older. And now I get it
This whole movie felt like a good joke, a funny little adventure.
And then we grew up, started failing, started lying, and eventually our disguise wore off...
...then this movie aged like wine when we came back to it.
Crazy, isn't it?
Yeah...
I almost see myself in Rango.
You're going to be alright. You just stumbled over a stone in the road. It means nothing. Your goal lies far beyond this, doesn't it? I'm sure you'll overcome this. You'll walk again...soon.
I'd say it's probably the best animated movie of all time.. It depicts all emotions known from hope to loss and from regret to redemption.. Perfect blueprints for life itself...
I know many have said it already, but I can feel what Rango feels. Is it worth the pain? All the struggle to find out where we belong in the world, all the stress, is it worth it anymore? I sometimes I consider it futile to go on anymore. People are losing faith in me, I’m losing faith in myself. I feel like outcast among everyone, That I am trully alone, that no matter what, life finds a way to consistently shit on me. I ask myself why am I here? What purpose do I serve? Who am I? I don’t know. Why do I care anymore? I don’t know. I want to, but I cant. Like Rango, I come back to the only thing I’ve ever known, my little world, but it’s desolate there, it’s cold and there’s nothing left that comforts me. So I sit, lost, empty, and with nothing left. And I keep asking myself: “Why?”
Dam brother I know exactly what you are talking about lets stay strong and god bless
Miracles exist, meaning exist, hope exist
The music just hits me. Im happy your all here so i know people undersand what thid movie and scene makes us feel. "Who am i?...... Im nobody." I love rango becuase now im a bit older, i understand more things. I hope all the people who commented 8 years ago and so on, are doing well. You deserve it.
I’ve been playing nothing but characters my whole life. Trying to impress people, trying to be liked. Assuming different personas for different people. I knew this all along but something happened recently that made it hit me like a truck. I used to want to run away from everything and start a new life, meet new people with my genuine personality, but I don’t even know who I am anymore, I’m so lost in the characters that I lost who I was, if that ever really existed. So I asked myself the question “Who am I?” and I only had one answer, so I came back to this scene.
There's a theory that says that rango did get hit on the road, and that all of the end of the movie was just him imagining it before he died
Nooooooo BROOO WHY
You delete this comment right now and never spread that filth again
Yes Man! It’s actually true
@@SickerTrumpet WHERE
No no, that's not good enough. Another theory says that he died right after the car crash at the beginning of the movie and it was all a dream.
Why are people obsessed with it-was-all-a-dream endings?
As a kid I cried every time when this scene came up don't and I still cry in this scene lol
Has Johnny Depp ever felt that way, he felt like he was nobody? Or anyone else?
+Diego Bareno All the time
He's damaged
He's an idea
I believe in the theory that he was suicidal. As somebody who has been suicidal before, before the highway scene, when rango is walking the desert, there is so much beauty and wonder that you cant help but stop and look, but with deep depression, suicide isnt just an idea you create, its a mindset, as in you already feel suicidal, but you wont do it out of fear mostly, it only takes one big incident to push somebody to the edge. Rango doesnt notice the beauty though, because hes dead inside and cant stop thinking about how he fucked everything up and its all his fault. He doesnt commit suicide outright though, he decides to test fate by walking the busy highway, suicidal people do have tendencies with testing fate with like, drinking lots of alcohol to slowly kill yourself, doing drugs, russian roulette, or even something as simple as not wearing a seatbelt while a car is in motion. But when rango passes the highway unscathed, it is one of the biggest headrushes you can get, tempting fate, but still surviving. Rango then rises from his downward spiral when he meets someone who is wise and gives him advice, the spirit of the west (clint eastwood), this doesnt have to just be a wise person, but a friend who's always there for you that can help someone want to stay alive.
Rango, The Kingdom... the point now is that all of us we are here watching this video because we are emotional, we have memories, we have thoughts, is not about a movie, ita about deep feelings
The song is called "finale-from the kingdom"
No it's called The end of the Road
The most depressing 3 words in my opinion
@Mason Clarke yeah😅
I thought you meant the words “I give up”
This is the moment every hero faces. Every man who has something he can either walk out on, or go and protect. The choice is always yours. Who are you? You are who you want to be. If you are a nobody then chose to be someone you want to be. No one can walk out on their own story.
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Cc the cctc
This brings back so many memories I like the first part of this scene cuz of how beautiful this is
when i heard rango say "Who Am I? I'm Nobody.." It Hit Me In The Heart..
If you don't cross this road in life. You will never become self enlightened. The phase where you put your fears, ego aside and just live .
A man with nothing left to lose shall have no fear of what will happen. Only the thought to keep moving forward is all one can do even when they believe they're nothing but a nobody
“You got killer in your eyes son, I don’t see it…”
I always think of this scene when I’m at my breaking point. That moment where I’m about to give in to my stress, anxieties and insecurities. This hits me hard In so many ways.
You'll always be somebody to me rango!!
Love you my dude ♥
This is one of the very few movie scenes that hit me in the feels every time.
Hang in there Rango. Everything will be fine.
I’m watching this on Sunday 8 of November 8:31pm
Wile I was watching this, the song was so sad to me, even the part where Rango hugs the fish. That made me cry. :(
I am speechless each time i watch this scene. 😭😭😭.
I am nobody 😪😪😭.
Rango is greatest Ani
When i wa young, my father showed me this movie on DVD. When this scene came on, he was in the bathroom, and i was on the couch. I didnt understand what was happening, and the message behind it till recently. Im turning 17 and i saw this when i was 6. So much has happened these couple years and now seeing after getting out of that negative headspace these past 2 years i realize now. When i saw this scene when i was so young, i cryed but didnt understand why... Now i know why...
1:11
canadianbacon007 true
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Когда ты был маленьким ты переключал этот легендарный шэдэвр, и после стольких лет ты понимаешь что это не просто мультик это медетационный фильм в которым ты с можешь стать легендой
The animation is way to good for a 2011 film if you ask me, this is beyond good
"I'm nobody. I'm a bum a tramp a hobo a jug of wine and a straight razor if you get too close."
Charles Manson. Nice to meet you Sleepy Jean. I'm a nobody too. So where do the nobodies like to meet up at anyhow?
I used to not like movies like this because of how much detail there was, and I liked animated shows and movies that were easier on the eyes, now my thinking is flipped because easier animation leads to laziness. This movie is just incredible, to simply put it because of how mind blowing it is. Especially scenes like this.
It's these kinds of scenes where film theories make up theories where the character actually dies and everything that followed was a simulation in the afterlife in which what the character would have wanted to happen happened. Basically Rango actually got run over and everything that happened forward was a figment of his soul's imagination of what he wanted to have occured but he's just dreaming in the afterlife, never knowing he actually died.
This describes how it's like if you finish elementary middle and high school
One of the most powerful scenes I’ve ever seen in a kids movie 🌷 “you have to walk through Darkness to get to the light”
If a told you a movie about cowboy Lizard that can make a grown up man cry, you would have laugh. But absolutely beautiful directed sceen and we have all feel like a nobody at point in time until we be become somebody
Come back again for hearing this part
That's how I feel, my presence makes no difference to anyone! I fear that the lives of everyone I know would be better if I did not exist, no one ever fell in love with me, I feel less than everyone around me, I can not do anything, have no potential for anything ...
Your comment on this made me rethink a lot of things and you'll find if you simply look that a lot of people fill this way
Thanks Captain, you too Trey! ;)
You and me both. For me, I feel like everyone would be better off without me and wouldn’t care if I was gone. I’m autism and because of that, nobody liked me growing up and nobody likes me now. Honestly, everyone would just be happier without me...
Man it's exactly how I feel, my presence makes no difference to anyone, no one other than my family seems to like me... and I'm slowly losing hope....
Does anyone see the metaphor of tears on the sand rolling down in lines. It's like being fired, you love your job and you lose it. So you go back into your room alone. Get busy living or get busy dying. Sometimes you need that arm around your shoulder and tell you everything is going to be alright
I cry so hard when this scene comes up
Girl 1: “I can’t believe he didn’t cry during Titanic!”
Girl 2: “Do men even have feelings?”
*Boys:*
Now I wish I saw this movie in theaters when I came out not only to feel the emotions at the characters especially Rango and frail but to see that beautiful animation up on the large screen
I came back here after looking at my friends profiles on Facebook, seeing how successful they’ve become with their own families, jobs, and a future for themselves… Meanwhile I’m, nothing.
I relate to this comment so much.. 22 years old living with parents, unemployed, no girlfriend. I went back to school this year and that's the only highlight of the recent years and it ain't even that much, because I still feel like nobody. I honestly feel like an alien just looking at my friends profiles on Facebook, because I just can't relate to them at all.
That's just want they want you and others to see. It's just for their own ego.
This kinda reminds me of my depression issues and all my loneliness
You're going to be alright. You just stumbled over a stone in the road. It means nothing. Your goal lies far beyond this, doesn't it? I'm sure you'll overcome this. You'll walk again...soon.
Fuck. This is what true art is all about...
7 months ago I sat in a public library, sobbing my heart out watching this because my boyfriend betrayed our intimacy.
7 months later, here I am again, sobbing m heart out because my boyfriend betrayed me, AGAIN.
After he promised to never do it again.
They don't change.
They never change.
The point of the movie is that it is up to you to create your own purpose. That's the beauty of life.
I’m a movie buff with a lot of mental health issues and this scene made me cry because I also have tried to take my own life like Rango I had given up and stopped caring about myself and it’s not just this movie either, there’s a lot of movies I relate to
When we believe it is the end, it can actually be the beginning of something good. It depends on us.
Imagine this was uploaded in 2012 and I'm only seeing this vid in 2020😢