Bioshock Infinite:Burial at Sea - La Vie En Rose (Sally/Edith)

DISCLAIMER: I STILL OWN NONE OF THE PICTURES OR MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO!

I finished watching Ep. 2 for the DLC the other day and damn those feels hit hard. So I made this. I decided to use both Sally's version and the original because I felt that they sounded good following one another.

Also they make me cry. And I couldn't find the ending version of the song, like how it sounds through the whole vision and Elizabeth dying, Those songs need each other, man.

[juanma]

1.lie down
2.try to not cry
3.cry a lot

[TheMexikanKaktus]

"It's up to you what matters more, your part in the play, or the play itself"

[zackman]

and so ends a game that I consider truly a work of art

[nakana]

After I finished episode one and two of the DLC, I went to BIOSHOCK 1 to see Atlas suffer and die..

[Seanjohn]

if you look into bioshock it's about a connection between a father and daughter bioshock one jack and the little girls bioshock two delta and eleanor bioshock three booker and elizabeth it's amazing

[OscarDesailles]

I don't think i'm ever getting over this game

[sportychicken]

The only thing that can stop me tearing up is the thought that in some time chain Booker never gave up Elizabeth.

[oops]

At the very least she could die happy knowing Jack (Main Character of Bioshock 1) Would save Sally and give her the life Elizabeth died trying to give her

[JaegerSniperWerk]

It's crazy how a fiction can make one cries so hard just by watching the ending.

[MoodyMoblin]

This ending was bitter sweet for me. I was heartbroken over the death of Elizabeth, but at the same they made it a point to remind you that Fontaine was about to put his own karma on a plane heading straight for Rapture

[EatitHarvey]

People say that Bioshock 2 is the black sheep of the family. That the creators of the original series choose to ignore it because it wasn't their baby. I, however, feel like maybe the relationship between Booker and Elizabeth was at least somewhat inspired from Delta and Eleanor. A badass, gunslinging unstoppable force and a walking crime against nature that has been imprisoned all her life work together they dismantle the oppressive force that has wronged them in many ways, and no matter what, the unstoppable gunslinger dies in front of his daughter to ensure her future and the future of others who were wronged. Maybe it's all a coincidence, but I like to think that it's more like constants and variables.

[christopherscott]

I imagine that Jack when he gets to the surface with the little sisters gets PTSD when he watches SpongeBob

[drinkablepie]

Good bye Bioshock, I will miss you :(

[aidenmartindale]

The bioshock is one of the most deep and artistic games ever made these amazing cinematic moments with la vie en rose for example that tie it all perfectly together and its under all the gore and killing that you will find this and its quite amazing

[domagojrimac]

Best game of 2013, in my opinion. And possibly of all time. 

[krashface]

feels and cheels, man.

This is the last time we see Bioshock .

Farewell, Rapture.

[AdmiralFroggy]

When this dlc came out i waited 3 years to play it simply because i didn't want the story to end. When i beat it and got to this scene i remember turning off the xbox and realizing that its over. I have yet to play the game again and probably never will simply because the game was that great.

[MadameOfHorror]

Even after -Check Calendar- 6 years, this song makes me cry every time--

[michaelperez]

it's been 7 years since I've seen this video and it's as sad as the 1st day I saw it.

[Bob-B-.]

Has anyone noticed, with Sally singing in French, and her having that vision, was she her "France" she might have subconsciously been chasing all along? Since she's omnipotent, that might have been what was going on. Maybe she didn't exactly "see" it because, I don't know, her powers can't pinpoint her own death.