"I know it's terrible but that's the best i can do." Noooo Vincent noooo it's beautiful 😭

@jonathantadlock-stein2023

3 жыл бұрын

"it's terrible" sir, that painting would easily be worth millions today. heck a small doodle of a dog by you would be worth millions

This made me cry so hard. Because everything that is portrayed in this video, Vincent went through alone. There is no Doctor or Amy. No one to hold his hand.

@Ir1sss_

3 жыл бұрын

How do you know he might be real for all you know

@SilverLight93

3 жыл бұрын

He had his beloved brother ❤️ that's something 😊

@normadesmond6017

3 жыл бұрын

Well, there was one - his brother Theo. He believed in what he was doing. He gave him the money to keep on going. He died a year after Vincent did and they are buried next to each other. And Theo's wife dedicated her life to show the world what a great artist he was. So, thank God, he was not alone.

@uberdriver9877

3 жыл бұрын

:) Pain is the truth.

@dylanb0404

3 жыл бұрын

@@normadesmond6017 she is the only reason the world was able to see his work

This episode makes me cry oh Vincent you were far too beautiful for this cruel world

@markemerson8399

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know of any other geniuses who were/are tortured in their soul? For me it raises the question as to whether the two were unrelated.

@CJTranceAddiction

3 жыл бұрын

And he was a pisces, just like me....a pure and solitary dreamer. So many dreams that he was unable to accomplish. Powerful stuff. I'd like to think he was way ahead of his time.

@drodrigues3451

3 жыл бұрын

@@CJTranceAddiction all us pisceans are always pulled in two directions ..that’s our battle , we chose it , we can beat it and win our destiny

@agripina9490

2 жыл бұрын

Think the same

@kennethraymondmoore

2 жыл бұрын

The episode would have been better without the monster.

If time travel exist, i'll travel at the time where vincent existed... He's my favorite artist of all time, damn his story struck me so much...

@hermionescranny

5 жыл бұрын

Me too. Then I’ll hug him and tell him that everything will be okay because in my time, everybody loves him.

@prvncgabby7786

4 жыл бұрын

Me To

@anneshields2010

4 жыл бұрын

I’d go and get him too and show him how famous and loved he is I feel he’d cry as he’d be so overwhelmed I’d give him a kiss and a hug so wish I could go back and help him he’s m;y favourite artist so talented and handsome too RIP Vincent the friend I never knew

@MountainGuerrilla

3 жыл бұрын

The most tragic part of this idea is that even the slightest of changes could undo the past and erase all his master pieces. The butterfly effect, it's possible that if a single element of his life were to be changed, it could rewrite all of history as it pertained to Van Gogh. A simple act of kindness could be all it took to undo a particular painting, or lead to piece not being created, or his sister in law never having realized his brilliance and gathered his work for display......as lovely as it would be to be bale to tell Vincent that he is one of the most beloved artists in the modern era, it couldn't be done without risk of undoing it all...

@qs4177

3 жыл бұрын

He was kinda grumpy and emotional....I would keep my distance and admire him from afar

They called him a madman, a crazed weirdo, and words so insulting that even google doesn't have an explanation for them True, he's a madman alright, he struck his own nail into the history of art during his own great depression. A madman indeed

The finest episode written in the history of Dr. Who. No question, no doubt.

@MrVinnie47

6 ай бұрын

I agree with you.

Tony Curran brought Vincent to life as no one ever has. Kudos, sir!

@janesgems7

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

And if you sobbed with this beautiful scenes, read the letters between Vincent and his little and successful little brother Theo. They were penpals for decades. They are the most tender words that to brothers can exchange. Theo supported Vincent through all his life..

@melissakimbrell447

Жыл бұрын

“I wish I could pass like this” Not from any letter but that sentence makes me sob anytime I’m reminded of van goghs last moments

@manjariprakash9099

Жыл бұрын

I wish and hope that someone loved me as much as Theo loved Vincent.

1:28 This scene preferably catches my eye, as well as the other scenes, because of how accurate it is seeing the world through Vincent's eyes. Vincent had epilespy, and was on medication for it. This caused him to see shades of yellow in his vision, and that's why some of his paintings protrayed that effect. Incredibly accurate!

@KA-zl3qz

2 жыл бұрын

What I read was that they think he might have had a certain form of color blindness, I forget which and that's why he used the particular shades he did.

@allanprimeau7864

Жыл бұрын

I didn't know he had epilepsy. We now understand this tormented and so very talented artist who is only appreciated after his passing. So sad. His brother had a sad fate as well. His brother loved him very much.

I have never seen Dr. Who, never seen an episode. But the scene where Van Gogh is escorted to the museum (in our present day) to see his own paintings being marveled at, and the fantastic analysis and review by the art critic is moving, inspiring, and touching. It makes me want to check out what this Dr. Who is all about and makes me wish that Van Gogh could have experienced this during his lifetime. Oh, and the vid above was pretty good to! :)

@marcoantoniorojasrodriguez4875

2 жыл бұрын

oh youre in for a treat! watch season 9 , and up to doctor who doctor 12. And then stop, new doctor who is woke and tries to be a different type of product.

@duckduckgoismuchbetter

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcoantoniorojasrodriguez4875 I agree with you 100 percent. Woke doctor is not worth watching. The Woke have the Reverse Midas Touch. Everything that was once golden that they touch, turns to feces.

@janesgems7

Жыл бұрын

Maybe....one day he will.

You wonder what paintings he might have painted if he had lived. At the same time, maybe if he wasn't ill, he would not have painted the masterpieces he did. A bit of madness seems to sometimes go along with genius. Saddest episode, ever...

@Elurin

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, and I would also say that the greatest works of Art often comes from one who has experienced pain and tragedy; Great Art is forged in the furnace of Suffering. It's sad and beautiful at the same time. My favourite author's art was forged, in part, by his experience in the trenches during WW1.

As soon as time travel is possible, I'm bringing Vincent to this day and age to see how he changed art, the man is truly a legend, if only he could of seen his art and what it's become

@janesgems7

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe one day you will

@MarthaMansbridge

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody 'changes' art - you say that being blinded by hindsight - art is not supposed to be one thing or another.

@mrionzo4843

3 жыл бұрын

@@MarthaMansbridge it does advance though

@jdm1066

3 жыл бұрын

Irony: Vincent was a tormented artist because of all the time travelers that keep going back and bothering him.

"The strangers that you've met, the ragged men in ragged clothes" Oh my god, an unintentional raggedy man reference and its so perfect

The song alone is enough to bring tears to my eyes. This is almost too much.

I'm American and I've been to the museum in Amsterdam twice.....and I can't escape being overwhelmed by his paintings and his story. If you look at the progression of his work he changed his style greatly from his first works and a weird contrast is that his first works were dark and depressed.....as he became more depressed and ill his paintings got brighter and more vibrant. There are quite a few sketches there also when he was working on form such as drawing hands and fingers......but he moved away from a realistic approach and became more impressionistic as time went on.....

A Van Gogh of Karen Gillan in a field of sunflowers could be a masterpiece of unsurpassed beauty......

In my art appreciation class, I'm doing a project about Sunflowers by Van Gogh and really just want to show this episode to my teacher because it's so emotional and just so beautiful.

The song "Vincent", by Don McLean, also one of the most beautiful ever written.

@user-ne1dt1nf3g

Ай бұрын

El tema más hermoso dedicada al artista más genial..de un talento único..la música emociona...😊❤

This made me so emotional, one of the best episodes on TV, in my opinion... it is just so beautiful. And this video is also amazingly made, thank you!

@nevermind7066

6 жыл бұрын

Diana Haba thank you very much! And couldn't agree more, it's a brilliant episode.

I really enjoy this tune.

That scene - where they're lying in a field at night and holding hands - absolutely slays me. As a writer who's spent most of her life feeling alone and misunderstood - I know how it feels to just wish you could find that one person that would be in your life forever, and realizing that - in truth - you are so utterly alone in this universe.

The only episode I wish was actually true.

@farmbrough

2 жыл бұрын

Not The Pirate Planet Episode 3 then?

@GeoffBeggs

2 жыл бұрын

@@farmbrough oh alright then…

@thomastevelde8547

19 күн бұрын

If only

If anyone can there's a movie called Eternity's Gate it's literally about Vincent Van Gogh and is played by Willem Dafoe. It's a really great movie hopefully you'll enjoy it like I did.

@greenergrass4060

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, i like the different take about his death

@srahibra

3 жыл бұрын

and loving vincent the world's first painted movie

@abdulahadshabbir2618

3 жыл бұрын

Thank u

@rajnishsasmal

3 жыл бұрын

I have seen the movie ...the death of vincent was shown in different way than what we know so far...also Paul Gaugin was portrayed in different way as well...

@aadarshpandeyg

3 жыл бұрын

Inside the Starry night kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKNmq6eCcq_Il5c.html

It's only fitting that the worlds greatest artist should have a masterpiece written about him and Don McLean painted his own musical and lyrical piece of art.

I absolutely love this man. And this is my all time favorite Dr Who episode.

wish doctor who still did quality soul touching episodes like this

The sunflowers painting in the museum exhibit was dedicated to Amy Pond.

I cant stop crying after watching this movie and Loving Vincent. I cried because Vicent, i can never know how people love him so much... all he know is the pain...

to be honest i don even know his whole backstory or history but I do know he died by gunshot and I just...felt so much for him... I guess I do have strong empathy but his tragedy just made me cried so much his mental breakdown,his fear and anxiety somehow I feel related to them..damn I just feel so much for him I wish I can time travel and meet him :,(

@yammyyummy7599

3 жыл бұрын

@Paul Wood i see thank you for that info its a shame that he died so sudden

@giraso_L

3 жыл бұрын

@Paul Wood well actually his death is still a mystery, but there are sources say he was shot

@AviChetriArtwork

3 жыл бұрын

A little note: He was from a rather wealthy background, and served as a missionary, travelling to Belgium to convert miners whilst sleeping in a barn as a pauper. Throughout his life, he clearly was a romantic person.

If only he knew how special and amazing he really was.🌻 🌻 🌻

Just went to the Van Gough Immersive experience here in ATL. Cried the whole time remembering this ep. So sad & happy at the same time.

@TheFatesLieutenant

3 жыл бұрын

Went to it (in ATL) two weeks ago - Yes and Aye! The 3D VR experience was much, much better than I expected!

This will always be an absolute favorite of mine

I was hoping someone would put this to Don Maclean's beautiful song thank you

I knew the name before I heard the song, I knew the song before I knew the painting. Don McLean brings it all together, and now I hope I understand, something about the man. Many Thanks for the upload

"The strangers that you've met" that lyrics fits this video

3:03 funny how it says "the ragged man in ragged clothes" and Amy has often called Doctor "raggedy man" as her imaginary friend. This is the first Doctor Who episode that I've watched and got me into the show.

@maximilianwimmer627

2 жыл бұрын

so i'm not the only one who noticed this peculiar lyric. who knows, maybe the doctor visited Don McLean^^

‘But I could have told you Vincent, this world was never meant for one as beautiful as you…’ You will forever be immortalised in the starry night skies above. RIP dear Vincent. 💔 ✨✨

He was brilliant and one of the best artists in this world

One of the very best Doctor Who episodes among many, many excellent episodes..

The painting 'A Starry Night' is magnificent in the artistry; it's also magnificent scientifically. The eddies in the sky match millions of hours of flight records. I don't know if Van Gogh was a tetrochrome or not. He had a mastery of color that few humans have ever attempted to approach.

This is my favorite scene in Doctor Who and the one I so truly wish was true. I cry every time I watch it, even today 12 years later. I made my Mom watch "Vincent and the Doctor" once, and during this scene as the tears started I looked at Mom and she was crying too.

I love Van Gogh! I have a replica of the painting Vase with Twelve Sunflowers in my dining room (the one at the end that says For Amy on it.) I also love the Don McLean song, Starry, starry night in particular the lyrics in it that say, "And I could have told you, Vincent, that this world was never meant for anyone as beautiful as you". I named my son's middle name to be Vincent because that is how I felt about him.

We were lucky to have been in Vincent’s company in these short clips, and to have seen even just two of his unique and greatly beloved paintings, Starry Nights and Sunflowers, and the song Vincent never fails to touch my heart. I think of my great poet husband and to a lesser extent my brother and others who have suffered terribly for their Art, coupled with their mental illness, in an often blind and cold world. But, I am with Flamo who believes in the Resurrection, because of the greatest Artist who promised it, and we cannot imagine the sheer ecstasy of encountering the likes of Him and those other Greats who will be with us there for all Eternity!

One of the most beautiful songs ever written and performed. God bless Vincent

It's always been my favorite Don McLean song. Makes me cry every time I hear it. And you have done a wonderful thing with this video. It's one of my favorite Doctor Who episodes, and it makes me cry, too. It would have been truly a great gift if Vincent had really met someone like the Doctor, who could have shown him how his work, so misunderstood in his own lifetime, would become so beloved. Thank you so much for this video.

@nevermind7066

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you too!

Ich bin immer und immer wieder zu Tränen gerührt.....

Beauty, thank you for doing this.. greatest episode of Doctor Who ever.

@nevermind7066

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Bertrand thank you!

pairing don mclean's song with this was perfect, I loved the song when it came out, I was a young boy, sorry it took so many years for matt smith and tony curran to bring us this portrayal of van gogh. I have not seen the full episode, but what is known is beautiful. thank you, nevermind.

@nevermind7066

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you too!! Glad you enjoyed it.

@ashleyhayward2319

3 жыл бұрын

Watch the full episode! It's so beautiful 😭🥺

I saw a Van Gogh (Flowering Orchard, 1888) for the first time today, in a gallery, and almost wept at the beauty and artistry, and the knowledge the great man himself had created it.

I have wept with every painting, even before they made this episode. And understand the song. LOVE is PAIN !!!

@wbosteen

6 ай бұрын

Ask Christ

Possibly the greatest and most emotional episode of Doctor Who ever...and you did it such beauthful justice. I also cry each time I see this episode, and now I have something new to cry for. Thank you.

This song makes me cry so much every time, especially in combination with the images of this beautiful episode. Very well combined, beautifully done. I wished Vincent could've seen the success he has now and feel and enjoy the love and admiration so many people have for his work nowadays

I just want this episode. The AESTHETIC VALUE IS pouring! Emotions, art, music!😭❤

I turned this up for the full experience and ended up crying for the whole video........ Vincent eyes are something I wish I could see through so much❤️‍🔥

This had me hard crying, never saw an episode of Dr. Who but I think I need to now.

Thanks you for that. My fav artist, my fav doctor who episode and one of my most beloved song all at once

People were not ready for such a brilliant and extraordinaire artist then. This is my favorite scene of Dr Who and my favorite song of Don McLean. Thank you for posting ❤

@kavyaverma4465

4 ай бұрын

Can you please tell me the movie name and where I can watch😢pls

The world is cruel and boastful. But you Vincent, are the most wonderful painter of all time. Thank you for your immense lovely, beautiful paintings full of expression,

Ok. That killed me. Beautifully made. Thank you for sharing this piece. Going to cry more...

A few years ago I went to his house in Amsterdam; there wasnt a lot there at the time and up a rickety staircase I came across a darkened room and the only thing in it was Self Portrait in Blue with a light above it so it almost looked like he were sitting there looking at me! Very powerful indeed!

The best Dr Who episode of the modern era!

The one episode out of all the years of Doctor Who that I've saved!

Oh my, I have never seen this episode. You have done a beautiful job with this video. Van Gogh is one of my favorite painters, and the actor portraying him was brilliant. Thank you for this.

Excellent a wonderful song for a wonderful episode

Wow, this was so good! It's been years since I was into Doctor Who, but I'm still a sucker for the good episodes, like this exceptionally well-made one. A beautiful tribute, thank you.

I saw the clip of the dr and vincent in a few other videos and thought that they really should have put it to Starry Starry night so Im glad someone did.

One of my top 5 fave Dr. Who episodes.

Probably the best episode on television ever made.

I was bawling my eyes out last weekend when I streamed watch this Episode on SBS.. 😭 My husband took me to LUME in 2021 for our 13year anniv., when Van Gogh exhibit was on, and it was already such a surreal experience.. What more, to see the real paintings of his in a museum somewhere in Europe..

So touching!

Had the idea to make something exactly like this, then decided to look it up and yup! Absolutely beautiful :D With the vocal/music separation tech we have now, you could even remove the episode soundtrack so it doesn't interrupt the song

Van Gogh, he had some good technique, a mastery of color, but the way he painted..., bold, rich, beautiful swashes of color run through his paintings..., its almost like they have glorious light emanating from them..., just like nature reflects the sun shining into our eyes...,Vincent had the rare talent of communicating his feelings through his paintings..., and his legacy endures...,

I knew someone would make this video. Thank you.

@nevermind7066

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you found it and thank you too :)

Thank you so much for making this video! One of the best episodes I´ve seen for sure!

@nevermind7066

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Truly one of the best of all Dr Who episodes. Very well done.

I'm trying to shift to Vincent's times in Arles when he was living there. I really want to meet him! I'll use this song to shift. Wish me luck 🌻🎨

The actor who played as Vincent looks so like him . But more than this , this video is so moving .

I have to find this episode of Dr Who! Read a book about Van Gogh and I have seen some of his paintings He definitely was ahead of his time and had a tormented and miserable life But his legacy still with us. Thanks NEVERMIND, you gave us something beautiful (and the song just make you cry even more)

@nevermind7066

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

So good. Love this. My favourite Doctor Who.

That is beautiful. Fiction, but beautiful.

- sniff - Thanks for this. Classic episode & song. And I tear up each time.

The reason Van Gogh succeeded as an artist way way after his passing was because he didn’t want to succeed. His paintings and his work was all so precious to him yes, but he accepted that he’d never amount to anything, I think that mindset is so rare in the modern world, and that’s why so many people idolize Vincent Van Gogh as a creative genius

What? I'm not crying. You're crying. STOP LOOKING AT ME!

IF there was but one reason to invent time travel its this. Because Vincent would never ever be alone as people would come from across all time and fill his life with appreciation to a very old age.

This is beautiful. You're talented girl😍

@nevermind7066

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much :)

One of the best episodes ever.

Rest in love vincent🕴️

Every time I see this episode or hear this song, I weep. How I would have liked to know the man!

@imaneml4723

3 жыл бұрын

Where can I watch the full episodes please ?????

@SmallWorldFilms

3 жыл бұрын

@@imaneml4723 I watch Doctor Who on Amazon, but you have to pay for it.

I remember being warned to have tissues handy when I watched this episode for the first time. I should have had some for this video too. What a sweet tribute to the man and the show.

@nevermind7066

3 жыл бұрын

It's nice to hear that, thank you!

This was an amazing episode of Dr Who...I just saw it for the first time today - and I love how you put the beautiful Don McLean 'Vincent' song to this video!😊

They did a good job!.

The doctor is how I discovered Vincent

That was lovely. Thank you.

One of my favorite episodes, Van Goph.is my favorite painter.

@normadesmond6017

3 жыл бұрын

yes, for me too. I am born in the Netherlands not so far from where he was born, so I know the landscape he painted during his "dutch years". I admire Rembrandt because he was a painter in his technique beyond believe. But Vincent moves me because he painted with all of what he felt in his heart. And for me he will always be the greatest.

One of my life goals, is to be quite mad in all the best ways.

Needed that boost. Thank you!!

Wow, pretty powerful. 😢

Suddenly, i'm just here to watch your video and I love it.

@nevermind7066

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, thanks!

@LionTree

4 жыл бұрын

Me too 😢

That's beautiful, thank you 🙏✨💙

@nevermind7066

4 жыл бұрын

thank you too!

Thank you for this video, i needed to see this with my own eyes. Very comforting. His touching story, together with this beautiful song and soft voice of a singer, that i never realy listened to until now, was too painful to pass by, so it imprinted in my heart from then and i seek for the right answers like soul seeks for piece. I think this is the right way to finish the story. I believe he is happy now.