It truly is. It always surprises me how so many people are touched by this scene (just as I am)... it's so simple and yet so heart-warmingly comforting =]
She's got a beautiful voice. T_T I remember when I first watched this movie as a kid, I think I used to dream I would have a life changing experience like she did with Paris and just transform as she did in those years, and become a refined young lady. :') I looked forward so much to such years... which didn't turn out as I expected. Those years for me which would have been in the same time frame of life as hers, were pretty much confusing, blurry and grey. Not at all the ones I so enthusiastically waited for when I was a kid. Not at all the growth and development I thought I would have. But I suppose I have come to appreciate them as they were. I accept what life has given me. Wish I had the chance to travel in those years, would have been great. But everyone has their own timeline, things happen in a different order for different people. I'm not sure if I really liked or cared about the movie's main story otherwise, but her growing up is what stands out for me whenever I watch this movie on tv. Everything else just comes second. Well, probably the last scenes, when she arrives back in Paris, with the taxi driver and he's already there. That too stands out in the movie. Otherwise? Not so sure. I have seen the original movie, too, with Audrey Hepburn. But I have to say I prefer this version. I fell in love with "La vie en rose" because of this movie.
She's got an amazing voice, that's for sure. Gotta say, I felt your comment to my core. I also fell in love with this movie and "La vie en rose" particularly because of Sabrina's growth and her whole development process. Same way as you, I used to dream about how my own experiences would be, maybe in some distant lands with different cultures and people and with so much to learn and see and do. As it turned out, I did have quite a lot of that... and this movie and her character helped me face everything life threw my way... always taking it on with a flare of introspective reflection and elegance. Like sitting outside a cafe, drinking and writing and observing lives go by, enjoying my own. Now that I'm older my rhythm has sort of slowed down, a lot. I see friends of my generation starting to travel and move around seeking the experiences I had years ago, probably with a lot more stable income than I had as a youngster, lol... but I can't help but think "that's nice but, I've had enough of that." You are right: everyone has their own timeline. Yours is developing too, I'm sure ^-^ I agree, the original with Audrey is quite lovely but this one... this one has an extra touch of "J'nai sais quoi" =]
De hecho, he llegado a leer que lo que hizo que Julia Ormond no siguiera siendo una actriz de moda y su carrera se quedara estancada tras 1995, fue el haber protagonizado Sabrina, un remake de una película clásica y encima interpretando un papel que ya hizo Audrey Hepburn en su día. Muchos le han atacado con eso, de que fue un error aceptar hacer esa película y ella intentó justificarse diciendo que si Sidney Pollack te ofrecía hacer una comedia romántica con Harrison Ford, no podías decir que no. Pero yo no estoy de acuerdo con esas críticas; soy fan del cine clásico y de Audrey Hebpurn, y por lo general, no me gustan los remakes, pero hago la excepción con Sabrina. Me encanta esta versión de Julia Ormond, Harrison Ford y Greg Kinnear, más que la original, que la encontré sosa. Y como buena amante de París que soy... adoro la manera en la que esta ciudad es expuesta en la película y cómo Sabrina la describe. Esta escena es de mis favoritas.
"I'm always surprised of how it moves me..." the scene is just perfect!
It truly is. It always surprises me how so many people are touched by this scene (just as I am)... it's so simple and yet so heart-warmingly comforting =]
I love this movie, and last time I was in Paris I had a coffee in the cafe featured in this clip.
musik102 It is quite a lovely movie... and Paris is always a good choice :)
She's got a beautiful voice. T_T I remember when I first watched this movie as a kid, I think I used to dream I would have a life changing experience like she did with Paris and just transform as she did in those years, and become a refined young lady. :') I looked forward so much to such years... which didn't turn out as I expected. Those years for me which would have been in the same time frame of life as hers, were pretty much confusing, blurry and grey. Not at all the ones I so enthusiastically waited for when I was a kid. Not at all the growth and development I thought I would have.
But I suppose I have come to appreciate them as they were. I accept what life has given me. Wish I had the chance to travel in those years, would have been great. But everyone has their own timeline, things happen in a different order for different people.
I'm not sure if I really liked or cared about the movie's main story otherwise, but her growing up is what stands out for me whenever I watch this movie on tv. Everything else just comes second. Well, probably the last scenes, when she arrives back in Paris, with the taxi driver and he's already there. That too stands out in the movie. Otherwise? Not so sure.
I have seen the original movie, too, with Audrey Hepburn. But I have to say I prefer this version.
I fell in love with "La vie en rose" because of this movie.
She's got an amazing voice, that's for sure. Gotta say, I felt your comment to my core. I also fell in love with this movie and "La vie en rose" particularly because of Sabrina's growth and her whole development process. Same way as you, I used to dream about how my own experiences would be, maybe in some distant lands with different cultures and people and with so much to learn and see and do. As it turned out, I did have quite a lot of that... and this movie and her character helped me face everything life threw my way... always taking it on with a flare of introspective reflection and elegance. Like sitting outside a cafe, drinking and writing and observing lives go by, enjoying my own. Now that I'm older my rhythm has sort of slowed down, a lot. I see friends of my generation starting to travel and move around seeking the experiences I had years ago, probably with a lot more stable income than I had as a youngster, lol... but I can't help but think "that's nice but, I've had enough of that." You are right: everyone has their own timeline. Yours is developing too, I'm sure ^-^
I agree, the original with Audrey is quite lovely but this one... this one has an extra touch of "J'nai sais quoi" =]
i can't do anything but cry every time i see this scene, it is just so pure and so relatable...
I'm right there with you. I was already very much into the movie but this scene really sealed the deal for me
"Across the street, someone is playing, 'La Vie en Rose.' They do it for the tourists."
Her voice is pure ASMR
It definitely is. The sound of old school recording too. It's really quite a comforting combination.
This version is just wow, it hits all the right points
Yes it does =] ... it's incredibly lovely. Timeless, I'd say.
@@hobbitsun indeed!
@@hobbitsun do you know who wrote it/is reciting?
Paris without La vie en rose is NOT Paris
de las mejores películas que he visto
Y no tiene tanto ranking como debería =]
De hecho, he llegado a leer que lo que hizo que Julia Ormond no siguiera siendo una actriz de moda y su carrera se quedara estancada tras 1995, fue el haber protagonizado Sabrina, un remake de una película clásica y encima interpretando un papel que ya hizo Audrey Hepburn en su día. Muchos le han atacado con eso, de que fue un error aceptar hacer esa película y ella intentó justificarse diciendo que si Sidney Pollack te ofrecía hacer una comedia romántica con Harrison Ford, no podías decir que no. Pero yo no estoy de acuerdo con esas críticas; soy fan del cine clásico y de Audrey Hebpurn, y por lo general, no me gustan los remakes, pero hago la excepción con Sabrina. Me encanta esta versión de Julia Ormond, Harrison Ford y Greg Kinnear, más que la original, que la encontré sosa. Y como buena amante de París que soy... adoro la manera en la que esta ciudad es expuesta en la película y cómo Sabrina la describe. Esta escena es de mis favoritas.
where is this location in France ?
Paris =]
Je m'appelle. Linbsay. Je. Téme
No mientas no es la full movie
En ningún momento dije que era la película completa. Claramente dice en la descripción: "clip de la película Sabrina"
Que tengas buen día =)
Je m'appelle. Linbsay. Je. Téme
Coucou, Linbsay! mercy bcp! bisous ^^