One of the best closing scenes ive ever seen

@bezimiennyX04

8 жыл бұрын

+Lambert Lacasse I love your wall :)

@baretto83

7 жыл бұрын

strange for american film

@nevilleislander

6 жыл бұрын

Right up there with The Devils Rejects

@jesusrojas-rodrigo9664

6 жыл бұрын

its a british film

@deskonhiker7216

6 жыл бұрын

The song is not very good. But Michael fassbender express himself very strongly, I can feel the powerful emotion, sadness, It's not all famous actor can express this kind of sense, Any one can guess what Michael did in his life?

Nearly a decade later, I’m still trying to get the people around me to appreciate how wonderful and weird and gratifying and sad and beautiful this entire movie is

@apexoldguy

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately most people prefer the dribble which gets released mainstream... Ive been an indie film guy for many years now due to the decline of hollywood, but still seem to be on my own on that regard..

@Omnibushido-

Жыл бұрын

@@apexoldguy No you’re not and you know that, indie films have become increasingly popular over the past decade. You’re not special.

@Saul1337Ftw

Жыл бұрын

I'm here with ya

@apexoldguy

Жыл бұрын

@@Omnibushido- I probably wasn’t being specific, as obviously indie films wouldn’t exist if they didn’t have at least and substantial following. However where I live and in my own social circles, people are never interested in watching films that aren’t mainstream or haven’t been heavily advertised… It’s quite annoying tbf, as you know yourself that indie films are normally better than mainstream!

@UniQueLyEviL

Жыл бұрын

I just left this comment above but: The neurodiversity of it all. I love this movie so much. Very special place in my heart. One of those movies I just never wanted to end.

This... IS HIS MOST LIKEABLE SONG EVER!

@1theemaxx

8 жыл бұрын

+quizzlie HA yeah, it actually is.

@jameslee7126

4 жыл бұрын

humanity isnt ready for it still

@cc-sb1is

4 жыл бұрын

You get it.

@cinema_coyote

3 жыл бұрын

People will LOVE IT!

I love how they don't gasp like he's an animal attraction even though they have every right to be amazed. They understand him so well and appreciate him presenting himself. The connection between the band to me is what makes this movie moving and beautiful. And I respect Jon for realizing he doesn't belong.

@Joker-qr5se

9 жыл бұрын

I agree with you . When John left it was like he saw the universe righted itself and he understood his being around disrupted the harmony though he was well intentioned

@Thatdentalgurl

9 жыл бұрын

***** lol yeah

@DTOX711

9 жыл бұрын

+Luke Did you notice that the band wasnt popular to begin with, ended up not being popular with John's social media campaign, and even in this final scene none of the bar patrons were even paying attention to the band? It was just a group of mentally unstable people whos only outlet was this band. Johns only problem was that he was in it for the fame and the rest of them (maybe unknowingly) were in it as some sort of group therapy.

@dirtyunclehubert

9 жыл бұрын

DTOX711 INTERESTING point with the band being a group of disfunctional personalities. i think frank, being the most bizarre of them, attracted them. great observation, man.

@CARDUELIS999

9 жыл бұрын

+Deri C Beautiful notes. Glad to read something about this movie that... I loved the comment.

Do yourself a favor and watch the whole movie and then this scene at the end, so you can have goosebumps and cry at the same damn time

@DumbseekerFrampt

7 жыл бұрын

Deeznoob Moshman the Rager True... fucking true...This scene is, IMHO, the best ending for this film. The scene of the empity chair with the smoking cigarette make me goosebumps.

@GeminiRosche

7 жыл бұрын

Deeznoob Moshman the Rager extra tip, watch them perform the finished song on the Colbert Report about half way through the movie. You will get chills to realize this is building into that song.

@Arcin00

6 жыл бұрын

he does being singing i love your wall (kinda hiding his true feelings) and then proceeds to i love you all

@ofs82

5 жыл бұрын

@@King_Bruno_the_Questionable That's a nice little subtlety. Because it's totally in character for Frank to be distracted or to make an odd, aside of an observation like that. And it's also totally in character for Frank to want to avoid as potentially vulnerable a statement as telling the rest of the former bandmates that he loves them. And it's totally in character for Frank to channel it through an aside like that to say it whilst also avoiding saying it.

@jeremyschep3589

3 жыл бұрын

Frank's character arc always makes me cry. I know people who are gifted like him and are treated as the other and taken advantage of like him. Such a great character and such a great movie

this scene legit made actually feel sad for him and understand his stigma and appreciate his gift for making music out of anything.....amazing film

@haterllnation

9 жыл бұрын

Exactly. He could do what Jon could not. Whether singing about a tuft or a dive bar, he could make magic singing about his surroundings. Jon, he didn't have the magic. However, I thought the ending to be happy as he finally got his "magic" back and without the mask [though, I rather liked it]. His support group was back.

@aakkoin

6 ай бұрын

Michael Fassbender, Frankly.... I love this shit, it's like Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

I love seeing him gradually gain strength throughout the song.

am i the only one who thinks fassbender sings great !? great actor and singer.

@JimmyFungus

9 жыл бұрын

He's a great singer.

@hiruqer

9 жыл бұрын

yeah, he's got really great and powerful voice, not sure about strict singing though

@mattherzog7949

9 жыл бұрын

flattered grin. followed by bashful half-smile.

@cup_and_cone

9 жыл бұрын

Matt Herzog lmao

@ChndrBng

9 жыл бұрын

I agree! Reminds me a bit off Sinatra, but with less control.

This scene makes me cry, when it cuts to franks face and his tears and his awkward voice and everything, Michael fassbender should just go to the Emmys and take them, no one would dispute

@jackpitman15

8 жыл бұрын

I mean he can play a robot and not have a wooden performance

@DaveySkate

8 жыл бұрын

+aex hooder yes... just yes

@totodepatas

8 жыл бұрын

+aex hooder He did actually. See Prometheus (2012 from the Alien saga)

@joshuak5798

8 жыл бұрын

+Nicolás Israel he was probably referring to that

@DumbseekerFrampt

7 жыл бұрын

The Daniel's character is amazing(quite similar to ASH(Alien) but far at the same time)

I don't think I realized how much I loved this movie until this final scene. I couldn't stop thinking about it, and I was singing this last song in my head for like 3 weeks.

Michael fassbender such an underrated actor this guy puts his heart and soul into everything he does

@justsaynotoboomers

9 жыл бұрын

i wouldnt say hes underrated, most people know just how good he is, and hell only get more famous over the next ten or so years

@doiron12

3 жыл бұрын

@gottfer You've spelt "spelt" wrong. Don't be a grammar Nazi if you can't wear the costume right!

@kinganarkzie

3 жыл бұрын

@@doiron12 I don't think he was being a grammar Nazi, I maybe reading it wrong but I think he's making a joke about everyone being aware of Fassbender talent and the fact that his name brings in an audience in other words "Bankable" not "Underrated".

@JohnHWelch63

3 жыл бұрын

He is phenomenal. Another great role he did was the David, the android, in Prometheus. He outdoes even himself in Frank though. His performance here is definitely Oscar worthy and IMO is the best performance of the year.

@jamesjabronski

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnHWelch63 he was fcked-uppedly good in shame

"prodigal son wants to return to where the dogs play pool" - great line

@bryanutterback4074

2 ай бұрын

I agree

An incredibly touching final scene - the movie turned from comedy to tragedy so smoothly you hardly notice it happening, but to end it with this hopeful touch was beautiful. Fassbender is amazing.

@GooseRULES

2 жыл бұрын

Well put about the transition from comedy to tragedy.

Fassbender does such an amazing job of playing a person with severe autism. It's believable, and it never feels like he's making fun of neurodivergent people. Absolutely amazing performance. This scene always makes me cry. I've seen this movie 6 or 7 times now, and this scene always gets me.

@laurab1105

Жыл бұрын

Was it ever said that he had autism? I thought his parents just said he had severe mental health issues, not autism.

@laurab1105

Жыл бұрын

@@dansprague2 they don't lmao I think it was implied he had severe anxiety and depression. There was no mention of autism.

@timsullivan7940

Жыл бұрын

I don't think it was ever suggested that Frank was autistic. They said mental illness. He is not at all representative of severe autism. Most people with profound autism are completely non-verbal. My 10 year old daughter is a non-verbal child with autism. Frank functions on a MUCH higher level, in nearly every respect, than she & her peers. Autistic people also aren't placed in mental hospitals these days as Frank was. It was a brilliant movie & portrayal, just not of autism.

@dancingcheeseproductions4127

Жыл бұрын

@@laurab1105 in an early draft of the script his father outright states he has an anxiety disorder. but i can absolutely see how someone with autism would relate to the character. I like that they left it vague in the movie, because it really doesn’t matter at the end of the day.

Also, where's Fassbender's Best Actor Oscar nomination? He was great in this movie. If you didn't know he was in this movie, you wouldn't even think it was him until the end.

@MsBayley

9 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately this movie is a bit too out there and weird for the academy but fassbender did deserve a nom for supporting actor at least

@vanmorgan1867

9 жыл бұрын

No. He'd be nominated for Best Actor. The movie is named after him! He's what's called, the "titular character".

@koolkoori

9 жыл бұрын

MrBill0327 I hate this. I always see great movies like this but it would "seem weird" to have them Oscar nominated. :\ The academy needs to expand their movie tasteticles.

@KiltOfIron

7 жыл бұрын

I think it's a gray area with a film like this. Fassbender is definitely the conceptual focus, but we explore his character through the peripheral viewpoint of Gleeson's character. So the protagonist is technically Gleeson, but the story is about Frank, but both characters go through their own arcs of equal importance. I think both actors probably could have submitted for Best Actor, as neither were really Featured or Supporting. Either way yeah Fassbender deserved accolades for his performance, especially considering how strong it was for not being able to see his face for the majority of the film.

@NaFeRn95

6 жыл бұрын

That was exactly what it was like for me. Someone said I should watch Frank, and I did without looking anything about it up. The movie worked really well that way for me, kind of like a guessing game of what I thought Frank was going to look like without the mask, and I was really surprised that it was Fassbender.

The weirdest most fantastic hard to describe and captivating movies ive ever seen

I really connected with this movie. Having played in uncountable unsuccessful bands that meant the world to me over the years. The power of friends creating a shared experience that no one else cares about. This scene captures that feeling in a powerful way.

Picked this movie up while waiting for my friend like "wth, it has nice cover". But boy, I'm drowning in emotion.

@ghrtfhfgdfnfg

8 жыл бұрын

You got lucky lol

@nocomment6194

7 жыл бұрын

Trump edition

i watched this on netflix for free.. how can i give money to these actors? i want to pay for this experience,

@labotamysausagedog

9 жыл бұрын

"how can i give money to these actors? i want to pay for this experience" If you're serious, you can always buy a copy of the dvd or blu-ray. I also watched this on netflix, and I loved it as well (it was both really funny, and really moving).

@luj0va

9 жыл бұрын

splendorman cometh doesnt netflix plays some kind of fee to get this movie, that fee goes to producers,actors.. i guess..

@spfanlx

9 жыл бұрын

splendorman cometh Buy some of Autolux's records, that's the drummer right there.

@kikkanorway987

9 жыл бұрын

splendorman cometh The actors do not get anymore money than their contracts say..

@Steviemtothec

8 жыл бұрын

+joe saunders i know them. paypal it to me, i'll pass it on. you're welcome

I've never wanted to hug a character through the screen more than Fassbender's unmasked Frank here. A beautiful and heartwarming peformance.

Actually the more i watch this film the more i realize he's trying his best to tell his band that he truly feels about them without hiding behind his mask but begins it by talking about the building and how he love the wall until he finally looks at his band mates in their eyes and begins to say i love you all. there is seriously so much meaning to this scene and this song.

@gordypyle499

9 жыл бұрын

Exactly! That's a very powerful scene. Once he turns to his band mates they jump right into the music! Beautiful ending!

@biffbunion9997

9 жыл бұрын

One of the few commenter's I've read who actually "get" the ending!

@mazzy846

9 жыл бұрын

Fully agreed.

@nickmannis

9 жыл бұрын

The song, the look in frank's eyes, its brilliant.

@SirusRG

9 жыл бұрын

The thing about this song and scene is that it's they're both so meaningful and you grab out to interpret the lyrics but this is only because it's the last scene and so much has happened. But what if, the only thing important to interpret is "I love you all" which is simple to understand. And possibly because people constantly aim to interpret his lyrics. So he used that simply to make it stick out.

as a musician, this scene hits super close to home. there's just something about playing music with your best friends. it doesn't matter if anyone else cares. it's just about being with people who love and support you.

@darnnuggets4268

3 жыл бұрын

Dude its been a while since u commented this but holy shit yes

@lethokuhlemsimang2208

2 жыл бұрын

sounds like something Jon Burroughs would say

@primeweeds

2 жыл бұрын

He has a point... i hate playing for people sometimes.... but with my freinds, its a real emotion..

@skovesk8s

Жыл бұрын

this movie really made an impact on me as a young musician, revisiting it still has the same feeling

The neurodiversity of it all. I love this movie so much. Very special place in my heart. One of those movies I just never wanted to end.

I love this little weird movie

omfg.. when Clara finally decides to turn that MS-10 on.. 02:42

@hornbunny2191

8 жыл бұрын

he"l yea

@GucciBasePhillips123

5 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 going in wasn't she

@lisquidsnake

4 жыл бұрын

She's jammin her ass off on that thing

@wynfrithnichtwo8423

3 жыл бұрын

I so wished there would have been more of that MS-10!

@adammiller7351

2 жыл бұрын

The last 8 bars are god

Perfect ending for a perfect movie. Not only is the song significant for the movie, but also as Frank coming back to his friends and rekindling his fire for music. So amazing

this movie's ending is unbelievably melancholic and incredibly emotional. not many movies make me cry and this one did

One of the best movies of all time. No joke.

Such an incredible closing scene. This movie just does so much and I believe can help so many different people. It’s absolutely my favorite, to the point that I even have a Frank tattoo on my arm. Every once in a while someone in public will recognize it, and it makes me so happy every single time. 💜 Frank

This scene made me cry the first time I saw it, and I tear up every time after. I hadn't really seen much of Fassbender's work except for X-Men and seeing this, I see he has some real acting chops! I was seriously impressed.

@ChndrBng

9 жыл бұрын

***** Shame is one of my most recommended movies because it is so beautiful and so few people have seen it.

@Bubba2Guns

9 жыл бұрын

Me too. But I smile while I cry.

@antonellaaguilera4203

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

this movie is probably one of the best movies i have ever seen. And the ending just has something special about it i love it

I'm a jaded, worthless old man. Hardened. But, man...I teared up a bit...

@AzimuthTao

29 күн бұрын

A bit?

@Kobiwan_

13 күн бұрын

No one is worthless, your comment brings context and purpose to many im certain of it because it has for me.

I don't know about anyone else but the moment that really starts off my goosebumps is when Clara starts goes to her instrument. Her need to get to it to express her love for Frank (and the band) is so overwhelming she almost knocks over the mic stand. It's almost like she's drunk. She literally turns her back on him and yet the love is so palpable. It's in her performance as much as the music. Fuck, Maggie Gyllenhaal is one of my favourite actors.

@shhh3185

2 жыл бұрын

I SO felt her in this scene...she's a goddess.

This was the best way to end such a beautiful film. Frank's vocals and improvised lyrics bring so much feeling. Nana and Baraque finding the groove gives me chills and then the way Maggie started playing the absolute fuck outta that synth gives my chills, chills.

@martinhealy5989

Жыл бұрын

Those two gave such a powerful performance without saying anything

one of the most sincere scenes of art in a while wow

Apologizing and showing love the best way he knows how to, with music. Beautiful ending.

Fassbender is such a fine actor...I've gotta see Slow West, that's supposed to be great!

@lewiscranston881

8 жыл бұрын

It was great!

@asspills

5 жыл бұрын

Oh you have to! It's amazing!

ive come back to this scene so many time but this is the first time im leaving a comment. just for me though. just for me to remember the friends ive lost. t... m... n... a... k... h... j... m... k... r... d... b... theyve all been gone for 2 years now but when i close my eyes and i listen to this scene, this song. i can see them still. i hope theyre having a happy christmas wherever they are. i miss them. but theyre gone forever now. thats just how life is. i love them all.

The first time I saw this movie I felt like I was apart of it it moved me in such a cool way

Underrated film.

Fassbender forever. A beautiful performance, what are we concerned about? I saw this in the cinema at the time, and left with tears in my eyes. The cast still requires some appreciation - give it some.

This is one of the best ending scenes I've seen in the last years. Simply stunning.

I came here after almost 6 years and cry again.

@carbolit-fm6pw

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto....

Perfect final scene, except for that last shot. They should have just cut to black after showing the empty bar stool. Still though, what an amazing film and an amazing song. The music... i don't know what about it, but it's amazing to me. His voice is bad, they're disjointed, etc, but it sounds amazing to me. Something so raw and emotional about the lyrics and the performance. Fassbender absolutely killed this role.

@Fader33

9 жыл бұрын

I thought maybe the reason why they cut to Jon walking away was that it showed he didn't belong in the band and he wasn't gonna be like Frank but Jon also wasn't going to let that fact destroy him like it did to the band manager. He's just walking away rather than sitting and watching what could have been.

@tokanite

9 жыл бұрын

Fader33 Yeah I agree that's what they're going for. But I think that message would have been stronger if they didn't show him at all -- they just show the bar stool he used to occupy, completely empty. He's gone, without a trace, and life moves on without him. He cuts all ties, and the screen goes black.

@pr4360

9 жыл бұрын

I think that the fact that he left on his own is actually a great ending - he accepted both his and their fate never to be famous but to be happy and with a peaceful minds. Also it is curious how much his role corresponds with the role audience has in production of any movie - we all want to live and be great, we put money to them to be part of it and get closer to the experience and then we just walk away and nobody knows what we will do next with what we've been through. Besides the ending may also correspond with Jon Ronson's experience of letting go of Frank Sidebottom, who died before Jon managed to help him.

@Takemetopigfarts

9 жыл бұрын

Could not agree more.

@tokanite

9 жыл бұрын

Alice Berkes I think it's a great ending too, I'm just commenting on the final shot. I think the image of the empty bar stool would have been a more interesting and powerful way to show the fact that he left on his own, and that he doesn't belong.

the guitarist's facial expressions towards Frank are priceless. Excitedly shocked to see Frank back in action. Great movie. Great music.

Such an amazing scene. I have watched it over and over again. The scene works on many levels. It’s a perfect ending. Anybody who has ever been in a band will love this scene. I really respect Jon for reuniting the group with it’s singer and realizing he is no longer a part of it and that the core of the group was those four members creating music together. And I can’t get that dang song out of my head!!

Mr. Fassbender.... Awesome actor!!

One of my all time favorite movies. Watched it 4 times in one day to catch all the little nuances throughout the movie. What a masterpiece.

You don't even realize of how this scene touched you until years later, one idle night just before going to sleep, your mind recall the melody of the chorus, so you look for the song in youtube and voilá!...you start crying .......so many things have happened in 6 years (maybe living in our own "paper maché head").....this song is pure catarsis.....sorry for my english and I wish to all of you nothing but the best in this weird times... (I love you all!)...

This is the most likable song ever

something so fascinating about this movie

This scene made the whole movie.

@BCS1105

3 жыл бұрын

And the whole movie is pretty damn amazing but this scene...next f**king level.

My second best ending to a movie about musicians; whiplash number one.

i love when people say things out loud and clearly. even when he cant look at them he still kept singing and found the courage and he really sang the song very clear and honest. i love this

I love how they reunited, all sad emotions and shit, and in the end they're all playing together and Frank starts dancing and even scream, while the scene cuts to Jon to tell us that his absence makes the band back to what it was, plays their hearts out with their bizarre songs.

It's just so sweet. Almost cried. What an actor Michael fassbender is.

i love your wall. if you are not moved by this scene you are not worth a dime. (you do have to watch the movie to understand the context of its impact.) this may be the most enjoyable climactic ending to a movie ive ever watched. I cant stop watching the ending. I am so happy for this fictional band. I believe m.g. and m.f. should win awards for this. i love you all.

fassbender is amazing even his body language facial expressions everything about this is so raw i love it

Just watched this for the 1st time two nights ago. Then again last night. Halfway through again today. I'm in my late 40s and it's impossible to articulate how close this is to how I see/feel music. One of the most brilliant movies on bands, the musical process, and the realistic paradox of mental illness and genius. I almost never make an online statement but this movie was so incredible I can't shut up about. GET OUT OF THE PATH OF THE KING!

michael fassbender can do anything really

Michael Fassbender is a brilliant actor, also a good singer. I love this movie and it's now one of my favourite movies ever. There are so many emotions you get while watching this movie. You laugh, you cry and you're simply confused. It's fascinating to see how Jon's egoistical desire for the band to be famous, and therefore himself, is tearing the group members apart. For me, the movie is about doing whatever it is you're doing for yourself. Find joy in it, put in passion and don't care what other people think or better said only those people that are important to you.

Even though this movie is such a weird take on Frank side bottom, I think it nails it right on the head of Frank’s obscure humour and poetic take on humour. Frank side bottom was so original. Fassbender captured his unique character and made it his own. Life is annoying and funny at the same time.

Wow!!! what a long time without comments. I've played music for the last 30 years every kind of venue you can think and came close to some regional notoriety. This movie moved me on so many levels, starting in garages, and spare bedrooms to being able to rent studios for various bands the point is when you find a few fellow musicians and you are all on the same page it becomes spiritual and transcends the boundaries of ordinary even if it's only thru your eyes, and ears and those friends that are on that journey with you, nothing compares! I love this movie and the ending always makes me cry which I love it makes me feel alive!!!!

Just seen this movie today and fell in love with it

I know they're acting, but goddamn, this is one of the most beautiful things. It's a story about what makes humans great.

this still gets me. beautiful scene.

I cried at the end of this movie. This scene and when Jon meets him at his house.

I want this exact version of the song played at my funeral

I've got a new found love for Michael Fassbender. Amazing. Ian Curtis type vocals on this tune and sounds like Jim Morrison on other! Amazing talent. This tunes been stuck in my head for weeks now.

I love the cutaway to the drummer at about the 39 second mark, right after Frank says put your arms around me.

What a magnificent voice Micheal has.. could easily have been a singer.

Michael Fassbender is goals. Amazing movie.

what an amazing movie and song. Both brilliant on so many levels. The movie is like a cycle. Ending as it begun except 2 differences. Frank realizes that the head was hindering him and he realized he was still great without it and he loved the band not the "wall" of his head. Second difference is that Jon, who as Deri C greatly pointed out, realizes he doesn't belong, is no longer writing songs in his head. Wonderful movie...think I'm going to go watch it again.

showed my wife this the other night. still love it!

This was the dopest shit ever. KZread, I Love You Alllll

this scene had be bawling.

2018 Still my favorite movie

Best song that doesn’t actually exist in our realm.

this movie fucked me up...

@anotherrandomer

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Hernandezalex you are not alone.

@ta4mer679

8 жыл бұрын

ты хуйня

@Machinelf

8 жыл бұрын

Try and watch the directors next movie :(

@MrSirBaez

8 жыл бұрын

Room?

@Machinelf

8 жыл бұрын

Michael Baez Yes, I thought it was so good but hurt to watch.

I teared up but as usual couldn't cry.

I've just watched this movie (thought it was about Frank Sidebottom, the original). This was a really, really good film and I loved the music. This track when it originates at the end and the version with the titles.....Fassbinder has some skills.

I didn't understand why there are 10 hour versions of songs... until I heard this song. I would listen to this song for hours. Maybe not 10, but at least two.

This movie is so unappreciated

The public image of bands have always blinded the production of the abnormal, unheard music. The music entertainment industry has always been cut-throat and unforgiving. Look, sound and be what the public wants you to be. Rarely do a bands 4th album maintain roots, emotion and creativity like the first album. 5/5 for this movie.

I don't know how but this song makes me both haoppy and sad at the same time. The sadness is obvious but the happiness is noteworthy, Maggi's keyboard blows my mind every single time. The whole film's about family and Outsiders. Some people form families through unconventional means and through everthing that happens in this film these people support each other in a way that could never be verbalised, John realises here that he's holding this disfunctional little family back and it's one of the most beautiful moments in cinema. What a film.

Why did I wait so long to watch this!!!!!???? What a fucking awesome movie!!!! so original and creative, even had me tearing up with the final scene!!! fucking beautiful, and made me realize I need music, not to make life better but to make life what it is... Thanks Frank!!

So brilliant how he naturally transforms a regular conversation into song lyrics. I love your wall...

when I first saw this scene it bought tears to my eyes. Seeing Frank with his band mates without his head. I love how he sings and "I love you all.

I'm resisting the urge to post this video on facebook, because I don't want to ruin this beautiful ending for them. I'll just insist very loudly that they watch the movie and not google it until afterward. We were attracted by the photo of Frank's head on Netflix, and had no idea we were in for such a thought provoking story. I can't quite get Frank out of my head!

thanks for the upload. such a powerful ending.

man i love you all, the people who made this piece and the actors, love you

Brings me to tears every time.

It's amazing how much they sound like The Doors. What an incredible film the perfect message that is so obvious but so subtle at the same time you know what I mean? Like the mask represents his identity crisis which should be obvious but it isn't ah I dunno it's incredible

i love the actual movie version of this song so much better than the cleaned up version on yt. thanks for posting it.

What a beautiful song ❤

This movie was a superb treat and a wonderful surprise. Definitely a grower, not a shower. The more time passes since seeing it, the more I'm enraptured with it.

Nearly a year ago as I watched this film - at this very scene - I received a call that my mother had just died. This song outlines the memories I have of my mother's last day on earth.

@KwamesGreatestFan

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Damn... sorry.. for your miss

And I love you, Michael Fassbender !! :)

Astonishing final scene.

one of the best movie i've ever seen. underrated movie and song