Amadeus Best Scene

Only a genius could be this passionate about another geniuses work

And I still keep coming back to this movie/scene.. the acting and music is just one of a kind!

Sensational performer.

Like all villains or those filled with hatred, Salieri hated himself more than he hated anyone else. Unfortunately for the world, such people outwardly project their (self-)hatred in an unconscious attempt to save themselves from themselves. Mimetic theory-- Salieri didn't want to be Mozart, he wanted what Mozart had. Frankly, a court composer who needs to check every single note of a composition against a musical instrument isn't much of a composer of anything beyond ditties like the march he composed in Mozart's honour.

Soprano in kyrie 427 is wonderful

I always enjoyed how honest, even when it's painful, Salieri was portrayed as being.

I despised her acting as Stanzi. Her dirty American accent ruined it all.

this scene just is it. gets me every time. the way the voice over matches the changes in music and hits with the climax of Mass in C minor is a thing of art in of itself.

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What a scene... cinematic masterpiece.

i would like to see the whole film of Amadeus on you Tube

I want to see this movie so bad. I saw parts of it in the 80s and I've been wanting to see it ever since I was 6. I'm saving a Blu-ray player just in case I can find a copy on a disc.

Elizabeth Berridge said in an old interview she got sick eating those nipples of Venice because all they were was marzipan cover with fondant. They did tons of takes over and over.

Credit to the person who chose the sheet from Mozart. They fit together so well with the story telling you almost thought Mozart wrote the pieces to fit the film.

This movie made me feel to go to Vienna and pay tribute to Salieri at his grave. Even though the Mozart's grave is symbolic, a moment of reflection on his genius was a mystical experience.

I imagine Salieri was trembling in agony, ecstasy, envy, admiration, all rages in his head.

What an amazing performance by F Murray Abraham , if ever an Oscar was deserved this was it.

This scene is AMAZING!

Gosh, this movie made me realize the amount of abuse a woman will take for her man. After watching the scene where she is disrespected by Salieri, I try my best not to be anything like him. What an incredibly well made jealous example of misshapen hope and envy. I hope many of those who watched this at my age understood the meaning of those scenes.