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Transcript 0:06 my 0:06 music they've started without me 0:33 yes 1:24 that was Mozart that that giggling dirty-minded creature I just seen 1:33 crawling on the floor well I think that went off remarkably well don't 1:38 you indeed these VES certainly know good music when they hear it don't you think 1:43 certainly 1:47 Grace ah 1:51 Mozart Why why what sir why do I have to be humiliated in front of my guests by one of my 2:02 own servants the more license I allow you the more you take if his grace is not satisfied with me he 2:10 can dismiss me I wish you to return immediately to salsburg your father is waiting for you there 2:19 patiently no your grace I mean with all humility I would prefer you dismissed me it's obvious I don't 2:24 satisfy I have no intention of dismissing you you will remain in my service and learn your place 3:11 on the page it looked nothing the beginning simple almost 3:17 comic just a pulse bassoons Basset horns like a rusty Squeeze Box 3:32 and then suddenly high above 3:35 it an 3:39 noo a single note hanging there 3:44 unwavering until a clarinet took it 3:52 over sweetened it into a phrase of such Delight 4:04 this was no composition by a performing 4:06 monkey this was a music I had never 4:13 heard filled with such longing such unfulfillable longing it seemed to me that I was hearing a voice 4:26 of God excuse me but why why would God choose an obscene child to be his instrument he's 4:37 remarkable Majesty I heard an extraordinary serious Opera of his last month idoo king of 4:44 creit that the most tiresome piece I heard it too tiresome a young man trying to impress Beyond his 4:56 abilities too much spice too um too many notes Majesty I thought it the most promising work 5:05 I've heard in years well then we should make some effort to acquire him we could use a good 5:12 German composer in Vienna surely I'm sure he could be tempted with the right offer say um 5:21 an opera in German or our National Theater excellent s but not German I beg your maest 5:30 Italian is the proper language for Opera all educated people agree on that MH what do you think 5:42 Chamberlain in my opinion sir it's time we had a piece in our own language plain German for plain 5:52 people Capel Meister Majesty I must agree with here de T German 6:06 is too Brut for 6:13 S what composer what do you think I think it's an interesting notion to 6:26 keep Mozart in Vienna Majesty it could really infuriate the 6:30 Archbishop beyond measure if that is your Majesty's intention you are civo Court 6:37 composer I want to meet this young man Chamberlain 6:43 arrange a pleasant welcome for him well there it is Amadeus 4K Movie Clip | They Started Without Me | Warner Bros. Entertainment Warner Bros. Entertainment 3.95M subscribers Subscribe 4.3K Share Download Thanks Clip 396,909 views Feb 10, 2025 #WarnerBrosEntertainment #Amadeus #OscarMovie In this dynamic scene from Amadeus, Mozart exclaims, "My music! They started without me!" before rushing into the performance hall. With a burst of energy, he takes over the orchestra and delivers a performance that has the crowd on their feet, mesmerized by his genius. Despite the overwhelming admiration, His Grace remains unmoved-until, with Salieri's behind-the-scenes help, His Majesty agrees to meet Mozart. This unforgettable scene from the 1984 Oscar-winning film is now available on digital! SUBSCRIBE to Warner Bros. 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Entertainment WarnerBros | Amadeus | Movies Learn More 264 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @theRealtensigh 3 weeks ago The makeup work on F. Murray Abraham is the best I've ever seen - he truly looks old. We produced films like this and 40 years later "Emilia Perez" gets 13 nominations. How did we get here? 9 Reply 2 replies @Tehillim29 1 month ago Such a fantastic film, now if only present day Warner and DC could deliver something explosive as this again 269 Reply 15 replies @Turtle1631991 6 days ago Him bowing to the audience and away from the cardinal is a great show of disrespect. Nice detail. 24 Reply 1 reply @markherring3513 2 weeks ago The king represents the audience. He's all of us watching. Hes carrying our thoughts. 13 Reply 4 replies @RadHobbies 1 month ago That has to be the best old man makeup I’ve ever seen, considering the time the movies was made 100 Reply 6 replies @mrpentium 12 days ago (edited) The Story, The script , The wardrobe , The Location, THE MUSIC, THE ACTING. I don't know which to be more impressed by...... 97 Reply 5 replies @BeetMachine 1 month ago Easily one of the best movies ever made. 263 Reply 7 replies @SirMrDrJrIV 1 month ago "...until... a clarinet took it over. Sweetened it into a phrase of such delight." Phenomenal film, truly one of the greatest ever made. 335 Reply 10 replies @thomassicard3733 8 days ago This dude playing Salieri... GREAT JOB (for the character in this movie)! 11 Reply @Imetalman2000 6 days ago One of the few times I seen a movie and said, they need to give this guy an Oscar for his performance, and then you find out they did. 😅 5 Reply @davidahrens2841 5 days ago Absolute brilliant movie, a true masterpiece!! Showcased Mozart's genius perfectly. The only flaw, which only enhanced the movie, was that Salieri actually was instrumental in helping Mozart's career. 2 Reply @ane3830 2 weeks ago the aging of F. Murray Abraham was surprisingly accurate, forty years later he looks almost exactly like that 7 Reply @jexrutin69 4 days ago Looks like a million bucks, so much better than most of todays biopics 2 Reply @jasonflores5423 1 month ago When Saleri recites and remembers the song it’s such a sublime moment 71 Reply 2 replies @goofe.washington953 2 days ago Hulce and Abraham are simply brilliant in this movie. Jaw dropping. 5 Reply @richardque4952 1 month ago This is few time a great film was given best picture by oscar award 210 Reply 2 replies @frefai 1 month ago This film is nothing short of a masterpiece. 86 Reply 1 reply @jeffhijlkema 1 month ago A genius movie...at an easy pace, carrying so much information, intensity and detail. Experienced it about 35 times. 158 Reply 4 replies @ericorenato88 7 days ago all the actors knock it out of the park in this movie 10 Reply @matttrafton2725 13 days ago One of the best movies ever. One of the best composers ever. 4 Reply @keaton718 4 days ago The casting and costumes of this was as near perfect as any movie could be. 1 Reply @cosmokramer179 9 days ago Truly a masterpiece if there ever was one 9 Reply @tomkirchhoff4672 8 days ago Best film of 80’s it got me into piano for 38 years now 15 Reply @davytrechak 1 month ago K.361 - Serenade No. 10, third movement. 154 Reply 4 replies @arnolddalby5552 2 weeks ago The folk who made this movie tapped into Mozart's genius and made a brilliant movie. 25 Reply @abdeldorado 1 month ago one of my all-time favorite, this Milos Forman masterpiece has it all. 76 Reply @dmoney668 8 days ago Greatest movie of all time 8 Reply @chemigame 3 weeks ago one of the best movies ever, etched in timelessness.. great actor abraham 19 Reply 1 reply @GiuseppeCivitella-go5ih 2 weeks ago This was a masterpiece.The acting,the scenery and the almost precise account of the stories surrounding Amedeo Salieri and the LITTLE MENACE who wrote his first symphony at age 5 .Wulfgang Amadeus Mozart .Mein herren extraordinaire 🙏❤️ 11 Reply @thespace2983 1 month ago The first pop star⭐️ 29 Reply @cesar9708 4 days ago Increible¡ Esta película no envejece, se ve tan cuidada en cada detalle, que parece que se acaba de estrenar. 3 Reply @vittoriomarano8230 1 month ago I really love how Salieri digress on purpose to avoid further divergence on the language to choose... 46 Reply @delicious_crepes 1 month ago writing and acting in this film are a match to Mozart's music 13 Reply @garamiglm2026 1 month ago A brilliant movie..very classy and a great performance by the actors. 31 Reply @driesanalog4187 4 weeks ago To me, one of the best movies ever. 8 Reply @johnheart6890 1 month ago Masterpiece. 24 Reply @streamofconsciousness5826 9 days ago Needs to be said, Salieri adopted Mozart's Family after he passed. He is not the guy portrayed in this movie. 17 Reply 2 replies @algoy001 10 days ago The guy who did most of the scores for the soundtrack must be a real master of its own. I like, how at 3:11 Salieri explains, what we all hear, in detail. 3 Reply @kevy_metal 4 days ago Abraham absolutely deserved that Oscar. Hulce did, too 1 Reply @MozartfulLife 1 month ago My favorite movie. 31 Reply @TavernadoLortos 1 month ago This movie is a masterpiece! It's a shame that is so few comment about him in these days. 20 Reply 1 reply @jfkesq 9 days ago "Like a rusty squeezebox." I love that line. 5 Reply @aenon6048 3 weeks ago Perfect casting, all roles 7 Reply @HawtSauwce 4 days ago I’m going to start using that line “Well, there it is.”😆 2 Reply @MalvinderKaur-e7x 1 month ago a time less classic, so well written and then that tragic end. 6 Reply @CD318 5 days ago Best movie ever made. Full stop. 2 Reply @Nikachu511 1 month ago My all-time favourite film! 😍 12 Reply @plootyluvsturtle9843 5 days ago Geez the editing is so tight 5 Reply @JohneFF-ev2hh 5 days ago The name of the masterpiece is "Serenade for Winds, K.361, 3rd movement" 4 Reply @YasharelManzy 1 month ago Ultimate art. 11 Reply @albertobuya9731 3 weeks ago AMADEUS What a masterpiece! 2 Reply @JudgeFredd 2 weeks ago What a masterpiece 3 Reply @nelsonm.deoliviera8155 6 hours ago Muito bom e divertido.. 1 Reply @GTomaselli 2 weeks ago Mozart was the first rockstar in history 4 Reply @hayleecaserta7258 1 month ago when mozart said "my music" and salieri realized who he was, his face was hilarious. 3 Reply @LouLikestowatch 7 days ago It was amazing to think the only time people could hear music was at performances. No radios, or CDs or TV on constantly. Music would have sounded incredible Reply 1 reply @phillyflash43 1 month ago The Archbishop was played by the actor who was the Emperor in the stage play. 14 Reply @ronl7131 5 days ago Great film. 1 Reply @cmale3d 2 weeks ago The score alone is inspirational. Reply @TRayTV 4 days ago When I watched this in the 80's I missed the subtle insult of Wolfgang showing his backside to the Archbishop. 1 Reply @ThatKBoii 1 month ago My favourite ❤ 2 Reply @EdgarsJonikāns 9 days ago Actors are soo perfect Reply @skip031890 1 month ago The "too many notes" comment always takes me out. 😂🤣😭 14 Reply 1 reply @matthewtravisano1097 1 month ago (edited) This music was not meant to be conducted. This likely didn’t happen. But the writing for Salieri’s monologue about Mozart’s serenade is gorgeous. 12 Reply @Bruno.von.4842 1 month ago Oh, Its a Big Movie!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 1 Reply @wsk0350 3 days ago There it is.... Reply @USERNAMEfieldempty 11 days ago There it is. 1 Reply @Alex-tn7pv 12 days ago I love this movie. Reply @shijoejoseph2011 1 month ago I hope they have some last-minute change of heart and include the superior and longer director's cut as well in this upcoming release! 17 Reply 4 replies @stoictraveler1 11 days ago Incredible scene. Reply @garyobrian3597 1 month ago I've see this movie in 40.000k but you need a new pair of eyeballs 7 Reply @AQuietNight 1 month ago A very fine piece of movie making. Worth watching but be advised, nothing gets blown up in it. 5 Reply 2 replies @iratepirate3896 4 weeks ago My favourite movie! Reply @asitis56 10 days ago Genius Movie. Reply @UAL320 2 days ago “Thiiiiiiiis was a music I’d never heard……” Reply @ruisu2410 2 weeks ago One of the most beautiful scenes in cinema history. 1 Reply @CanadaDryHands 1 month ago This version looks a lot warmer. 7 Reply @seankelly5243 11 days ago Masterpiece Reply @tysonthomas7094 13 days ago He was the Eminem of that era! 1 Reply @Mark-jk1jv 10 days ago Well there it is...great film Reply @mil546 2 weeks ago Love it. 1 Reply @peterleep8775 3 weeks ago (edited) Glad it’s considered to be one of the greatest movies. It is in my favorite top 10 movie list at #4. First being 1946 It’s a wonderful life, and at #10 Parasite (2019). There are only 6 movies in that “absolute” list with 4 empty spots, hoping to fill it all in before I am too old and start to have memory problems. 1 Reply 7 replies @idcharles3739 3 days ago It was written as a play first. And it was a great success as a play. So if you're wondering why there aren't many films like this anymore, blame the playwrights not the movie companies. 1 Reply 1 reply @gustavozapote 6 hours ago Rock me Amadeus Reply @nostri9419 2 weeks ago Greatest film aver made Reply @ZulcanPrime 1 month ago I bought this on VHS tape and watched this movie many times until the image faded. 1 Reply @obfuscationstation 1 month ago Too many notes. 20 Reply 1 reply @nodamnpie 1 month ago "..Too many notes --" - eminent critic 5 Reply @greensky01 1 month ago @2:52 the moon 🌕 came out at that moment 😂 3 Reply @Lokiproooo 1 month ago Increíble 👍🏻 3 Reply @JoeSmith-bs1kt 1 month ago The light was fine the way it was 3 Reply @Franco_23 2 weeks ago Se ve increíble en 4K, gracias tío Guarner! Reply @riff170-x 1 month ago Mozart: My Music Salieri: 😮 Reply @marpleka 1 month ago (edited) A real Europe...sadly almost nothing about it today. What would left from us in 100 years? 5 Reply 1 reply @andrewrogers1097 6 days ago Which Mozart piece is he describing when he says rusty squeeze box? Reply @rafaeldeleon225 2 weeks ago (edited) How the lord uses his status to meticulously & effortlessly save face by playing his advisors like musical instruments explains everything about bureaucracy and dynasty. And Mozart is there to break all rules with just pure eccentric genius. Reply @YaraViera-z8d 1 day ago Can u download this movie please Reply @riff170-x 3 weeks ago 2:44 Rock Star moment 1 Reply @andrewross9732 1 month ago Grand Partia Serenade 2 Reply @graziellarepossi675 3 weeks ago ❤ Reply @davehackett8848 4 hours ago salieri seemed to be inspired by a character by de Sade, from his story dialogue from a man on death row. Reply @RodolfoDomínguez-d4i 2 days ago Uno de los Óscar más merecidos fue para f Murray habrahans Reply @euclideszoto997 1 month ago A lot of this movie isn’t accurate but this scene was suppose to be right on! Salieri couldn’t believe that was Mozart! 1 Reply 1 reply @ExeAction 10 days ago They used to made amazing film back then before every penny went into super heroes Reply @electric-man5113 3 weeks ago (edited) After watching this a thousand times, I'm curious: what language was spoken in court? German, I assume? It certainly wasn’t English, lol. 1 Reply @ilianaayala6731 1 month ago 💖💖💖 Reply @忍びAngel 1 month ago 0:40 Does anyone know the name of the song? 2 Reply 5 replies @risktakerdaito 1 month ago (edited) It is interesting to see the detailed dialogue between the Austrian emperor and his aides on the eve of the French Revolution. The emperor wanted the admiration of his common people, so he wanted a talented German composer who could compose a German opera that would entertain them. However, this would have violated the professional scope of existing Italian musicians. As expected, the Italian conductor and director were against it, but the ministers and aides, out of consideration for the emperor, said that a German composer was needed. Salieri tried to take a neutral stance by changing the subject to a check on the archbishop. As an undisputed court composer who also handled political maneuvers, Salieri was far superior to the up-and-coming Mozart, but he harbored jealousy and hatred that only a musician could understand toward this young talented. 2 Reply @eloybeltran2816 10 days ago and.... well, there it is Reply @stevehaller6332 2 weeks ago (edited) There could be an argument that I would love to debate that Mozart was the Metallica of it time. I love listening to both of them along with Motörhead. Could you imagine what Mozart would be paid in today’s standards, he would be a multi millionaire several times over. Reply 2 replies @GustavoSouza-gh4wf 1 month ago Full movie, please... Reply 1 reply @luarluarwick8304 1 month ago A lot of ideas was taken from an earlier Soviet movie on Mozart und Salierie but where would you know about it? 1 Reply 1 reply @MihaiDinca-j2d 9 days ago Is a bit confusing what Salieri's said because Mozart, Mozart wrote only one piece of Clarinet. Reply @CD318 5 days ago 'Too many notes...' ha! Reply @alexisvelazquez6097 3 weeks ago Is that Mr. Deetz from beetlejuice? Reply @Einfach-Arno-Art 1 month ago 😀 Reply @stulee999 10 days ago I preferred him in scar face.. 😂 Reply @awgn70 3 weeks ago Jeffrey Jones bringing his best Ferris Bueller’s Principal to this role. Reply 1 reply @junkyardangel2 1 month ago (edited) Is this the brilliant original cut or the tedious director cut Reply @keanedevadatta7055 1 month ago Present 6 Hours Reply @RobertOrgRobert 1 month ago Shame on you Jeffrey Jones ( Emperor ) ! 3 Reply @majesticpictures5715 10 hours ago Nobody gives credit to the acting of the emperor. Reply @josy1932 3 weeks ago Can't in french! Reply @Luis-xr6ec 3 weeks ago Mr. Rooney Reply @stevetippett206 13 days ago Jeffrey Jones was also fantastic. Reply @jacobcastro1885 7 days ago Mmm hmm. Reply @caroldelaney4700 2 weeks ago Warner bros does Disney Mozart 😂 Reply @Roadwarrior55 1 month ago " Too many notes." 1 Reply 1 reply @gregfaris6959 2 weeks ago It's a sad day when we realize we have to spend millions "restoring" films that are 15 minutes old. Reply @johnamaral-d1c 1 month ago Too many notes! LOL 2 Reply @heinmadsen-leipoldt2341 1 month ago Great movie, not enough notes 😂 Reply @Kougeru 1 month ago put it on max Reply @manciclon 1 month ago (edited) Ce film, ce viață, câtă perfecțiune ?! What a movie, what a life, perfection... Breguet, meridians, french revolution, British conquest , spanish....what a time.... And MOTZART definition of perfection .🤟😤 Quid pellicula, quid vita, perfectio... Breguet, meridian, rotundi gallici, conquestus Britannicus, spanish.... quod tempus. et MOTZART definitionem perfectionis. من كمال.. بريجيت، خطوط الطول، الثورة الفرنسية، الغزو البريطاني، الإسبانية....يا له من وقت.... وتعريف موتسارت للكمال . 什麼樣的電影，什麼樣的生活，完美… 寶璣、經絡、法國大革命、英國征服、西班牙……多好的時光啊…… 莫札特對完美的定義 Quel film, quelle vie, la perfection... Breguet, les méridiens, la révolution française, la conquête britannique, l'espagnole....quelle époque.... Et la définition de MOTZART de la perfection 2 Reply @Mar-enfrance 6 days ago Nice movie, a bit too fictional perhaps and would like to see a remake. Without the pronounced American accents please. Reply @merickful 1 month ago Aha! Hahaha!.....Hahahahahahahaha! Reply @YaraViera-z8d 1 day ago Mozart Beethoven Reply @ltyr-mr2if 10 days ago I love this movie, as a movie. Not as a historical drama, but as mostly fiction. Historically is was very wrong, and unfair to Mozart but especially to Salieri. BUT the worst part of this movie is the conducting. Terrible throughout! Tom got better later... Reply @canman5060 1 month ago Mozart is one big copycat on his 27 piano concertos from no less than 12 Bohemian composers. 1 Reply 2 replies @canman5060 1 month ago So much garbage about this movie with complete ignorance of historical facts. 1 Reply 2 replies @Skinhound 4 days ago I wonder when Hollywood insults this movie with a remake 2 Reply @rinocarrasco5669 1 month ago My favorite part of the movie Reply @richardcalisi9188 3 weeks ago they dont make movies like this anymore. It's too bad. CGI garbage and Political Garbage, Reply @DiavolaDAngeli 4 weeks ago I LOVE MOZART! ^^ 1 Reply 1 reply @ManasSirakanyan 1 month ago So, it looks like you've done a new grading/color correction to the film to give it a more "modern" look – you cranked up the saturation, and changed the original natural tone and white balance of the picture to give it this modern "creamy" tone, so that human faces look tanned and wax-figure-like, and white color (look at the laces and the wigs) is never truly white. Why not let the audience see the film the way it was made? 19 Reply 5 replies