The Thin Red Line - Unreleased Music - Death of Pvt. Witt (Original Long Version)

This is a long, unreleased version of Private Witts Death from the full recording material of The Thin Red Line, which was "found" in November 2012.

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[fraser_mr]

I thought I was too old to cry at movies. The movie is a masterpiece.

[CharlesXavier]

Jim Caviezel is one of the most underrated actors in my opinion. Guy deserved an Oscar for this film.

[zyzor]

That look in Witt’s eyes when he knows he’s going to die. He doesn’t fight it, he accepts it and like all of us, there’s the look of momentary surprise that THIS is it.

[penduloustesticularis]

So powerful. Possibly the greatest movie ever ever made.

[giovannisaccarola]

I've watched it several times. Every time I discovered new details that make it a real masterpiece. So intense, deep, poetic. I think the best Malick's movie and one of the best ever.

[hippieneck]

I listened to this song when my partner of three years parted ways with me. After feeling bitter and angry for a few days, I then listened to this music and remembered all the beautiful and happy times we had together. I reminded myself that life can be beautiful and we should treasure the beauty in our lives.

[Yes_Fantasy_]

The Thin Red Line is not just the greatest WW2 film ever made but also the greatest war film of all time. It's amazingly powerful and emotional that it truly touches the soul and that's the type of masterpiece that is really special. I can't think of another war film that has had such a profound effect on me both spiritually and mentally.

[Alcaudon]

The best war movie ever made... absolutely real and hearthbreaking. This is war.

[Lulustucru]

It saddens me that people overall cited Inception, Dark Knight or Interstellar as Zimmer's best work... In my opinion, The Thin Red Line is the most beautiful and breathtaking score Zimmer ever composed... I prefer this one over Time any time

[VicenteBanobre]

This goes straight to the soul. Everything on this song connects with the deepest and most espiritual meaning of my life.

[vicking]

Why only 2 minutes? :(
More than 15 years and still my favorite movie.

[janneheinonen]

This is the perfect music for the character. So right for the scene. It connects us with the Witt's paradise seen in the opening scenes. Very emotional and maybe the key scene in the whole movie. This is based on a traditional Malesian song (from the beginning of the film), which Klaus Badelt has arranged for the orchestra. It is not by Hans Zimmer or Badelt.

[olibssb]

I think about this scene a lot, wondering if at the time of death I'll be granted the moment to pause and see that this is really it. That I'm about to disappear or go elsewhere. I just hope that when that time comes, there isn't too much regret in my heart.

[debbiemetke]

Might be my favorite film of all of them. Just moves my soul

[paulhank]

My favourite movie of all time. I could see parts of me in all three main characters. Brilliant acting, brilliant character philosophy. Gripping and sad. I wonder if the other characters the movie depicted from the book survived the war.

[patrickwolff]

When I transition from this world, I hope I hear this music

[Desperadounico]

Great piece, this movie and the score speak volumes to me. I continue to admire Saving Private Ryan generally speaking but as a modern day combat veteran, although our experiences can never compare to that of these men, I honestly think that this movie has a lot more to offer. I think about my experiences and simultaneously play the score in my head. Sometimes I don’t know what to think, I guess that at least and for the moment, I feel at ease with myself, or at peace, while listening to this!

[Демен]

Недооцененный фильм !
Актёрский состав отличный .
А музыкальные композиции это Шедевр !!!

[Bierdurstmann]

I think the age of movies like this is over.

[paulbeen]

I play this music sometimes and close my eyes. I have flash-backs of my own just like the ones Witt has when he gets shot.
I'm swimming in the Adriatic sea, the water is fresh and the wind is chilling, and when I turn around I can see my friends laughing. I want to go back to shore but I can't move, because this scene is so pretty. It's such a pure memory. I'm so glad this movie exists. It's one of a kind.