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O'Brien (Richard Burton) describes the vicious behavior of lab rats to Winston (John Hurt), who gets a cage-eyed view.
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1984 is the second film version of George Orwell's cautionary novel. Though the events described by Orwell did not come to pass in the real 1984, the film's producers maintained a level of verisimilitude by shooting the scenes on the exact dates described in the novel. Otherwise, it's the same basic story: Winston Smith (John Hurt), a bureaucratic flunky living in the totalitarian state of Oceania, breaks the law by daring to fall in love with Ministry of Truth worker Julia (Suzanna Hamilton). Attempting to escape, Winston and Julia are tracked down by the Thought Police. Both must be "re-educated" into loving the State -- and by extension, the shadowy dictator Big Brother.
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Cast: John Hurt, Suzanna Hamilton, Richard Burton
Director: Michael Radford
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Screenwriters: George Orwell, Michael Radford
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@monkeytrollhunter 3 года назад

In the book, Winston screeches and screamed, repeating, "Do it to Julia, I don't care, Do it to her!" my heart broke when I read that part.

@Restcb 3 года назад

Just read that today, this is de second time I read the book and my heart is broken.

@angelusvastator1297 3 года назад

It's honestly even sadder with the ending. Winston was almost there in having his mind and soul untainted by Big Brother. But alas, that all failed.

@TSE_WOODY 3 года назад

@@angelusvastator1297 I like to imagine that within a week of leaving the chestnut tree, he simply gets shot and dragged away. They made him love Big Brother and then they were done.

@eleonorvoncarter6769 3 года назад

True...

@RickyRider35 3 года назад

@@angelusvastator1297 "He achieved his victory over his mind. He loved Big Brother."

@iffoundreturntoshizun 6 лет назад

"Confession is not betrayal. What you say or do doesn't matter, only feelings matter. If they could make me stop loving you - that would be the real betrayal."

@lake3660 5 лет назад

The point Orwell is making is that in the moment of pain, you would do anything to make it stop, even let it happen to the people you love. And you've experienced that, you don't feel the same way about them anymore.

@johnjohnson7888 5 лет назад

@quiflington no you wouldn't

@billrhoasts5456 5 лет назад

@quiflington Lol, that's because rats are not your biggest fear. What if your biggest fear were to have your child murdered in front of you? I bet you'd cooperate then. There's a difference between being a man and being Superman.

@josephnarvaez9507 5 лет назад

quiflington rats is his biggest phobia.

@theuser8560 4 года назад

quiflington Lmao, look at you tryna being a tough guy!

@ABCDEF-ix1qf 7 лет назад

The torture in the book is just infinitely more crushing and emotionally destructive. Maybe it's because you spend so much time reading the book and connecting to Winston, I don't know. But it's just so much more depressing

@jeanfortin5024 7 лет назад

Reading the third part of this book is tough to get through with all that is done to him, and what's worse you keep somehow hoping that some miracle or something will happen that'll turn the tables but it never does.

@freddiewilliams3589 6 лет назад

Jean Fortin If he bit the rats they would be forced to cannabilise each other realising that they might die in the process of attacking him. He could then say to the party that they were unable to break him as he has no fear anymore which would unsettle them and force them to shoot or imprison him as he had achieved victory over them.

@lieberknecht10 6 лет назад

The party won't kill you before they have broken you. They would not get unsettled

@czarii2422 6 лет назад

Spoilers!!!! It’s especially sad after so many characters that Winston trusted betrayed him. I really liked Mr. Charrington as a character, and having revealed as a member of the thought police really added to the despair theme.

@phoenixablaze649 5 лет назад

@@czarii2422 Ikr! I just finished reading the book for my English class and I was hoping sooo hard that things would end up okay, but they didn't

@BillyBob-bd1hj 3 года назад

Winston clearly should have read Twitter's terms of service before tweeting.

@courtney4643 3 года назад

Hahaha, brilliant

@stargazer9327 3 года назад

Lmfao

@jimmehjiimmeehh9748 3 года назад

Screw Twitter. You know the British government will sentence you to jail for 5 years for having a, and I quote, "toxic right wing ideology"..? The minitrue is going to be the future in the UK in a couple of years.

@alanrogs3990 3 года назад

@@jimmehjiimmeehh9748 "That rifle on the wall of the labourer's cottage" is no more.

@kaleidoscope5054 3 года назад

@@jimmehjiimmeehh9748 And in some places of the US people are required to tell their political beliefs. Radicals and anarchists are more suspected. ):

@MasterKeyMagic 5 лет назад

O'brain might be the best antagonist ever as in the most believable. Richard Burton played the role perfectly

@sunzuz8153 4 года назад

Very believable - he was played like a strict headmaster in the other adaptations, but here he is warm-voiced and calm. This O'Brien isn't sadistic, he just fully believes that these tactics must be used to 'save' Winston. This makes him even more frightening, a man doing terrible inhumane things and all the time believing it is for a greater good and for the good of the individual.

@thecollector4332 4 года назад

Sunzu Z The one in the book was also cold, almost robot like.

@charlierowell1395 3 года назад

Welll he is a communist

@MasterKeyMagic 3 года назад

@@charlierowell1395 what

@dwaynesbadchemicals 3 года назад

Burton’s last performance.

@danielocsai36 3 года назад

Still wondering why O'Brien said in the novel "they got me a long time ago". Many say, he was a rebel once too, but in my theory, the truth is worse: i guess once in a lifetime everyone is captured, tortured, and transformed to the party itself. No matter what you did before, rebel or not, you have to get through this procedure to be the perfect part of the system.

@alanjaw4510 2 года назад

yes but winston was killed

@danielocsai36 2 года назад

@@alanjaw4510 They only killed or purged his old self. Like O'Brien said, they won't just shoot him, because he is an error on the pattern.

@alanjaw4510 2 года назад

@@danielocsai36 well not much info was given after him being shot in the head so you might be right.

@sixkicksfightertricks949 2 года назад

@@danielocsai36 No. He was walking down the street right after him and Julia admit to betraying eachother. Someone came up behind him and shot his head. His final thought as he was dying was "I love big brother". The most heart breaking thing about the book was the main character betraying himself in his final moments.

@sixkicksfightertricks949 2 года назад

@@danielocsai36 But in the original movie, Winston wasn't killed. Right after his torture forcing him to betray his gf and himself, he cheers for big brother. The narrator explains that this movie is a warning.

@strangelee4400 3 года назад

This concludes the employee orientation... welcome to Disney.

@TheSonofbuckethead1 2 года назад

😂😂😂

@TheSonofbuckethead1 2 года назад

Damn this wasn't half as bad as Amazons orientation.

@danielmcgillis270 2 года назад

@@TheSonofbuckethead1 At Facebook I had to kill a small dog that I had raised for a year. This is noting.

@SantMor4 Год назад

2023...amqzon test have been worse, you have to give up everything to your feudal lord bezos, everything you believed and everything you are now is Amazon property

@artofsam 2 месяца назад

When you leave room 101 you sign the contract stating you are now a they/them followed by a mandatory LGBTQIA+++ tshirt and hat.

@rachitsingh2420 4 года назад

When he said, "do it to Julia" my heart sank and took me sometime to settle and digest the fact that it is what it is the reality.

@loadedlistening9384 4 года назад

“I had my balls crossed” -Johnny Drama. That’s the ace up my sleeve in this situation, as soon as I get out I’ll fix my head using that and apologize to Julia and explain to her the situation and since she loves me we’ll be ok!

@AlphaWasSpotted 3 года назад

I don't buy into this, i would have just welcomed death

@emmanuelhan2458 3 года назад

@@AlphaWasSpotted Talk is cheap, my friend. Imagining bravery is one thing...carrying it out, is another. Always easier said than done.

@adisonshowalter1985 3 года назад

@@AlphaWasSpotted don’t believe it. It’s not just death. It’s rats eating into your face. It could be hours before you actually did. The torture would be absolutely brutal.

@AlphaWasSpotted 3 года назад

@@adisonshowalter1985 but death would be the cure to that pain, also in real life its possible to pass out from too much pain

@alexgataric 4 года назад

I didn't quite understand the rat cage mask setup described in the book but this makes perfect sense. In the book, he fights violently to escape and screams his brains out. Much more terrifying. This is still pretty good. More would be a horror movie.

@s.o.k.1393 2 года назад

Yeah, they described it in a sort of weird way. I'm pretty sure they said that it was divided into two parts, with what looked to be the concave end of a fencing mask facing outwards.

@wladynoszhighlights5989 Год назад

@@s.o.k.1393 What is the function of this torture? Is it just the noise the rats make channeled into the face?

@Xxxfallen_angelxxX Год назад

@wladynoszhighlights5989 They would open all the flaps/levers and then the rats would eventually be right up on his face, biting and scratching him as they do so. Edit: spelling

@oleggorky906 Год назад

@@wladynoszhighlights5989They would find your biggest fear and break you with it. Here, it was rats 🐀 for Winston Smith. There’s a bit where he remembers rats 🐀 running around dead bodies and then there is London itself; bombed out and full of rubble. Imagine being alive and trapped under all that, being incapacitated and the rats 🐀 knowing it ...

@qtarokujo3694 7 лет назад

when Julia said "I love you"... my heart just cracked 😢😢😢

@qtarokujo3694 7 лет назад

also Rest In Peace, John Hurt....

@poweroffriendship2.0 5 лет назад

Well, we didn't know whether Winston loves Julia or Big Brother. At the end, he loved Big Brother in the book but in the movie, we didn't know if he chooses between the two: if he loves Julia at the end of the movie it's going to be different or if he loves Big Brother, then it will be more faithful to the book.

@chaosdweller 4 года назад

@@poweroffriendship2.0 I must say idk if I was expecting that pic , with the name lol!

@inikainika1523 4 года назад

Mine didn't

@eamonnmulhern2332 3 года назад

😪

@jackiep594 3 года назад

“A boot stepping on a human face forever”

@brianwolters7560 3 года назад

Even more relevant in 2021, worldwide.

@peteby485 3 года назад

True as that is what we have now just a new world order trying to destroy everything we have worked our whole lives for

@FixedFace 3 года назад

a fat bIm shaniqua twerking on the ruins of the british museum forever

@piano_master_5246 3 года назад

@@FixedFace xD

@daiyousei3847 3 года назад

Where else does the boot belong?

@ryanarment5393 3 года назад

Everyone wants to believe that they are stronger than Winston, and that they would hold out and endure no matter what.

@ryanarment5393 3 года назад

@John dow exactly the point i was trying to make. People never know how they will respond to a situation like that until they are placed in that situation.

@samanthablack7990 2 года назад

Oh I know for certain I'd crack under this, watching was difficult enough

@natalieanimal4063 2 года назад

It's intriguing to think about. Maybe, if I imagine Winston's situation, I'd do better, but of course they would put me though something personally harder for me. I do have a much higher pain tolerance than him, and I may even feel less guilty about saying to do it to someone else (let's not enter my complex philosophy lol). But they'd likely find what would break me. Then, thinking this through might actually help and prepare us, if nothing else, then for the unexpected. Just as I agree it's impossible to accurately predict it, I also think it's possible to not be completely unprepared, and that it's valuable to consider this topic, 'what would I do'- as long as we are being realistic. Personally, I'm a very absurd-sounding mixture of Syme and Parsons in terms of coping mechanisms. so...whatever they did for them.

@chriswilson3126 2 года назад

If this was day one of his torture and they did this, maybe he would've endured it. But at this point in the story months (maybe even years) have gone by and he's endured hell already. O'brien and the ministry know what they are doing. Everyone has a breaking point.

@natalieanimal4063 2 года назад

@Susan Wojcicki Bolshevik from Poland It's not simply pain, sometimes not pain at all, it's, as O'Brien said, something unbearable to the person in question, due to a personal trauma- it's a conditioned reflex, not a conscious decision. That's why I don't think even Winston should feel like he betrayed something- but I'm also prone to believe there are people it didn't work with and the Party denies it. Of course, I also think we can't be 100% sure what we would do- we simply can't tell the future.

@pinkraven4402 4 года назад

I feel sooo much pity for Winston... He was so real, so far from being perfect but trying. Human. Jesus, he just had a bit of love in the most cruel, psychopatic world you could imagine and O'Brien broke the last and only thing he had... I cannot even explain it. The fact that they didn't just killed him is so much worse.

@christhefiend 2 года назад

Uh, yeah. That’s the point.

@wilsonno9675 Год назад

@@christhefiend O'Brien is that you?!

@christhefiend Год назад

@@wilsonno9675 If it is, you wouldn’t know it until it’s too late..

@lonl123 Год назад

He still could love...but only love for Big Brother for whatever is left of his life...He became the perfect citizen. I've read the book many, many times and its just crushing, that the person you really wanted to break away somehow, live whatever kind of life he could with Julia was just mentally destroyed. It's so depressing. It's one of my favorite books, but I haven't read it in a long while as it's just so goddamn depressing.

@pinkraven4402 Год назад

@@lonl123 Yeah... ;_;

@JugSouthgate 3 года назад

The reason they let Winston and Julia continue for so long was to discover the things they feared the most - the things that would break each of them. Only when they had that piece of information were they taken into custody. They knew they could break ANYONE if they knew that person's particular fear. Breaking people was the key. They couldn't let someone unbroken die. O'Brien would never have used the second lever. But Winston was so terrified that he could not think of that. He could only try to think of anything and everything that might save him from the rats. Remember that at this point he'd been through all sorts of other tortures to weaken him.

@cat3584 Год назад

Saul, charism. Socio ingracy carry

@hgr.7857 Год назад

Right!? If a thoughtcriminal just took the bullet in the skull, the Party no longer has any power to flex on them with. They have lost to the rebel if the rebel isn't terrified of the Party. The Party only exists to exert power, to dominate via pain & humiliation. So O'Brien would NOT have released the rats, he'd have kept Winston there terrified if them for as long as it took to break him. THE TERROR IS THE PARTY'S POWER. 🥾↘️😣♾️

@raulbetancourt5795 Год назад

And What if a person can conquer his fear? Wouldn't that make room 101 Useless.

@JugSouthgate Год назад

@@raulbetancourt5795 The trick is to find the fear that a person can't conquer. The Thought Police knew what Winston and Julia were doing from the very beginning. They let W&J continue because they needed to discover what unconquerable fear each one had. For Winston, it was rats - what it was for Julia we are not told because it doesn't matter to the story. Note how quickly W&J are arrested once the Thought Police know for sure what their unconquerable fears are.

@judehutchinson8355 11 месяцев назад

@@raulbetancourt5795 By the time you reach Room 101 you are at your lowest; physically and psychologically.

@opszanski 6 лет назад

He should've said "do it to big brother" And just like that, he can't love big brother

@Durza 6 лет назад

Derick the book

@Kelly14UK 5 лет назад

They would have probed further though. Everyone has more than one Room 101

@onomatopoeia9678 5 лет назад

Derick I’d like to thank you. I had to write an alternative ending to this scene for my English class and I couldn’t think of anything until I thought back to this comment. Thank you again Derick.

@yigglyyetard3043 5 лет назад

@@onomatopoeia9678 nice

@duruguner6239 5 лет назад

In the book Julia protect her from a rat. It might trigger his memory about rats

@oktet1330 7 лет назад

This is the hardest scene I've ever seen in movies.

@drumdust 6 лет назад

Performed by 2 of the all time greats.

@chriswyatt9869 3 года назад

@Bill Patrick Jones haha you serious? That film is a joke

@myblasterproductions 3 года назад

@@chriswyatt9869 be quiet

@stargazer9327 3 года назад

If this is the hardest thing you ever seen in movies then you haven't seen anything yet

@joshuaweatherman9496 2 года назад

Requiem For A Dream would like a word with you...

@whiskii 4 года назад

My grandma owned a pub/Inn in Hertfordshire and had George Orwell as a regular customer as he lived next door. His publishers also stayed with her a couple times when they visited him. She kept the flask he drank from to her dying day and also had an article written about her. I found all this out after it became my favourite novel, so you can imagine my excitement.

@Wimsum 3 года назад

What article??

@GuidoMista3i20 3 года назад

@@Wimsum im also curious

@Wimsum 3 года назад

@@GuidoMista3i20 If it's true though, it's pretty amazing.

@arroyocityproductions8111 3 года назад

Thats awesome man!

@choommie7695 3 года назад

All im surprised at is at ur grandmothers age and how your mother never told you anything about her connections with George Orwell himself.

@juliannolastname2442 4 года назад

1984 might be the first book I ever read that, through the protagonists suffering alone, I wholeheartedly wanted them to die on the spot. Not through me hating them, or some personal ethical or moral stance I hold against them, but through their complete suffering in which I see no way out without sacrificing yourself, your mind, your body. Except through death. Absolutely terrifying read, best and worst book I've ever read. Won't read it again for years.

@carlosescobedo6406 4 года назад

The WHOLE book is depressing from beginning to end and it’s really tough specially with how hopeless and sad the society of 1984 is. What makes it worse is when you start thinking what if WE were Winston Smith, what if we were in a totalitarian society like 1984, where our speech and words are altered and controlled, where history of the past is trying to be removed and controlled in order to control the future, in which the government is watching us every second or minute, in which we are being told and lied to like the ministry of truth does...oh wait! We are living in 1984 except that were only in the beginning.

@killingmewillnotbringbacky9177 2 года назад

@@carlosescobedo6406 cringe

@GeminiPlatypus Год назад

@@carlosescobedo6406yep you've seen it! Well done my friend

@vito7428 8 лет назад

Darn this movies dark.Very dark.Very dark and depressing

@MrJL1995 7 лет назад

Yes! fear in the end proved to be stronger than love ;(

@coralarch 7 лет назад

It wasn't just fear. It was the unbearable. Everyone knew what was within Room 101- the worst possible thing in the whole world. Whatever it was differed with each individual, but it was that which finally broke the prisoner.

@Free2LoveDorks 6 лет назад

The book was darker. Had a slow build up with really good tension.

@grelm1322 5 лет назад

Such is reality. It's just hidden from the masses

@patrickoliver9133 5 лет назад

@@grelm1322 sadly anarchy may be the only true way to live

@Kim-Jong-Oink 3 года назад

This isn't *torture*... it's simply a test that O'Brien gives his good friend to see if he is ready to go back outside!

@thisisaname5589 3 года назад

Only as long as he remembers to wear his mask. Two masks. Maybe four masks, however many masks the Party requires.

@idrislamont1064 3 года назад

@@thisisaname5589 Ok dude 🤣

@Itsunclegabby 3 года назад

@@thisisaname5589 Next time you require a surgery, tell doc to take off his mask. Since you all of a sudden have a problem with them. So stupid.

@sandhanitizer1990 3 года назад

@@Itsunclegabby Can you speak up? I can't hear you over you wearing all 6 of your masks

@ReasonAboveEverything 3 года назад

@@Itsunclegabby Sure wear your two masks with pride.

@MemeDogelol 2 года назад

I’m not even sitting in his position and I genuinely feel terrified.

@Maxfromohio2155 3 месяца назад

Me too

@nintendofan7072 7 лет назад

Incredible performances from both John and Richard here. RIP

@NarquelieNarmo 4 года назад

The thing that I admire the most about the O'Brien character is that he keeps a natural calm, even caring towards the person who he would torture. Pol Pot had that trait too. Also, I see many people in the comment section saying that rats are not such a big deal. Just try to imagine your worst fear from heights, deep water, claustrophobia, being devoured by acid or having your eye drilled, you'll get it in Room 101. Here it's just from Winston's perspective

@dherman0001 4 года назад

For some reason I think of Maxine Waters when i think of Pol Pot. Im pretty sure shed genocide me.

@Jafmanz 4 года назад

@Raw Engineer I would take that over face eaten by rats any day of the week.

@boaoftheboaians 4 года назад

Hurlelune Right right, they are basically using the fears of the person against them to mindbreak them. If one has arachnophobia and ends up a thoughtcriminal, I’m going to bet those from the Inner Party would breed the most aggressive spiders and use that against them, similar to what Winston here went through.

@piecekeeper5317 4 года назад

@Raw Engineer rats are "cuddly"? WTF

@loadedlistening9384 4 года назад

Praying Mantis.

@mikebasil4832 4 года назад

I believe that 1984 is in league with Blade Runner, Metropolis, THX 1138 and Gattaca. The acting of both Sir John Hurt and Richard Burton are unrivalled and the haunting torture finale is timeless. 💔

@globalchaos1984 2 года назад

Agree completely

@WeaselKing1000 8 месяцев назад

'In league with'? It is far superior to any one of those, except possibly 'Metropolis'.

@gertrudemcfuzz74 7 лет назад

Anthony Hopkins must have taken notes from Burton's performance here when he was gearing up to play Lecter. Look at the shot at 1:29 especially.

@MrAykut23 6 лет назад

Yes i was thinking of something similar. Idk anyone who has a more dominant screen presence than Marlon Brando in Apocalypse Now, Richard Burton in 1984 or Anthony Hopkins (whos like that in more than one film that ive seen of his)

@JackMorel 5 лет назад

Ehhh idk, I tend to disagree. Even though I see the physical resemblence, these characters are fairly different. Aside from having control over all their scenes, their motivations and goals are different. Also Anthony Hopkins has stated that he gets into role by reading the script 200 or so times until he's truly able to step inside the character and really perfect the delivery of each word. But still, because of the similarities in the physical acting there could have been some influence, you never know.

@ameerahtoyfunreview9674 5 лет назад

That his resting face

@onomatopoeia9678 5 лет назад

Kitty McRatSlayer Slay the rats pls

@beamzsalt4252 3 года назад

hes just staring menacingly? they just look the kinda the same

@MasteroChieftan 3 года назад

1984 is still chilling because it really gets down to the gritty, horrid truth that once you give someone else control over you, you can't take it back unless you're willing to die or destroy everything that they are/represent.

@GamesbiteRtDL Месяц назад

O'Brien: ”Vibe check, Winston.”

@burt000edit000 Год назад

George Orwell is a remnant of the 20th century, as a writer, because he was awfully honest. Honest to the core. In his times he was a secondary writer. Now, he is the first to be remembered.

@tetrauchiha 4 года назад

I watched this movie at school for senior year. I am not lying when I say everyone in the class was dead silent during the torture scenes

@chaosdweller 4 года назад

Cool movie

@cookie_jar706 Год назад

My class did too, same reaction. We were all kinda chatty about the world the story takes place in up until then, and then the room was thr quietest I'd ever heard it. No phones, no whispers, not even a cough or a sneeze. Just pure shock. Thanks Ms. LeSurf 🙃

@octonimus1458 3 года назад

That main actor went from being prisoner to being a Dictator in V for vendetta (the exact opposite). He is a really talented actor. I think he was in Hellboy too...and Alien.

@MrAsaqe 2 года назад

Villain origin story right there. A fighter for freedom becomes a dictator against his will

@The_Isaiahnator 2 года назад

John Hurt (R.I.P.)

@arandompfplayer3065 2 года назад

he also played the War Doctor in Doctor Who

@earthling1970 Год назад

Oh, and don't forget his role as Caligula (in drag no less!) in I, Claudius.

@simongarcia2336 11 месяцев назад

YES THANK YOU I couldn't remember

@moshomaniac1 3 года назад

John hurt’s performance was exceptional in this movie.

@andrewhalljoiner 7 лет назад

RIP John.

@youngpark9729 6 лет назад

Andrew Hall he didn't die

@jack_septic_eye 6 лет назад

Kim Jong Fun john hurt is dead

@fleetle1269 5 лет назад

Ok the book is a better experience, but this is a good adaptation for a movie tbh

@moose5300 3 года назад

You're not an adult until you care for someone else more than yourself. Here they strip him of all his purpose, identity, responsibility and show the true life of a person is in their connections.

@phoenixcrown9966 2 года назад

That's ludicrous. Most people value their selves more than any one else's. Only exception is having children and surely you do not suggest that?

@Galvatronover 11 месяцев назад

@@phoenixcrown9966 clearly you don't care about anyone higher than yourself

@justsaiyan8678 9 месяцев назад

@@phoenixcrown9966That’s the problem and the solution…..

@phoenixcrown9966 9 месяцев назад

@@justsaiyan8678 Wrong. There is nothing inherently mature about having kids. It is not a necessity and not at all needed to develop as an adult.

@phoenixcrown9966 9 месяцев назад

@@Galvatronover If you think Winston ever loved Kulia more than himself, you'd be wrong. If you think having kids makes you more mature than not doing so, then you're simply ridiculous. Maturity comes in many forms.

@Maxfromohio2155 3 месяца назад

O’Brien tortures Winston calmly

@jasonwilliams9485 4 года назад

The most alarming thing about this movie is that it is not simple fiction. Something extremely close to this has been practiced under all totalitarian regimes. Nowadays they don't use the crude method of the rats in a cage in front of your face, but they throw you naked, in the middle of the winter, in a 6'x5'x4' cement vault with a lid on the top they close from the outside, from which they'll give you water and food, and a hole in the floor in one of the corners where you're supposed to defecate, urinate, etc. (in absolute darkness) from which cockroaches, rats, and other vermin will regularly crawl into your vault. They will disrupt your circadian rhythm banging on the metal lid at times you're supposed to be sleeping to wake you up, and they will feed you at irregular intervals, perhaps giving you food an hour after they fed you the last time, then not feeding you for 48 hours. If you break down and give up whatever they want you to give up, that will earn you the "privilege" to go to a "rehabilitation plan" (forced labor camp) from which very few ever get out alive as strenuous physical work, under subhuman conditions, will kill you of exhaustion or make you vulnerable to multiple diseases. The alternative to the "rehabilitation plan" is to declare you mentally ill and lobotomize you with an extended treatment of electro-shocks, after which you'll have a hard time remembering the name of your closest relatives and won't remember much of your previous life. Those who commented before that this is the darkest movie they ever watched or book they ever read I suggest you read The Gulag Archipelago, by Alexandr Solzhenitsyn. The difference is: Orwell's novel is fiction, Solzhenitsyn's is an account of actual events under Soviet Communism in the USSR and yes, it is much darker than 1984.

@jasonwilliams9485 4 года назад

@S A I believe the English title is Bitter Winds

@mtlicq 4 года назад

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@missmcphee8859 2 года назад

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@wanlitan7406 4 года назад

Oh, look at all these people, blindly passing judgment on why Winston didn't just "bite" the heads off. Read the damn book, or at least, watch the clip in more detail.

@phoenixcrown9966 2 года назад

Most think they can act tough. In the words of George Orwell “Of pain you could wish only one thing: that it should stop. Nothing in the world was so bad as physical pain. In the face of pain there are no heroes.”.

@Maxfromohio2155 3 месяца назад

O’Brien wanted to break Winston he was never going to use that second lever

@johnjhope 4 года назад

Amazing book. The movie is actually a pretty good version of it. Can't fail with actors like Burton and Hurt. I think was Burtons last role and he was suffering greatly from cancer at the time, but really wanted to leave one last great performance behind, which he certainly did. Unfortunately the book is more relevant now than ever.

@vergil5603 4 года назад

After I finished reading the book it hit me hard. You feel it more when you read it then watching it for entertainment

@MinoritiesRlazy 3 года назад

I no longer feel a 1984esque world is out of the realm of possibility, and that scares me.

@clairestark9024 3 года назад

Brave new world is more likely or some Hellish fusion on both. Their is still time to turn the coming nightmare but at our current trajectory the dark future awaits.

@fucayu7945 3 года назад

That's the point of the book. Never grow complacent. Tyranny is waiting for any opportunity to arise

@fish2036 3 года назад

It was true when he wrote the book in 1948, many Totalitarian governments have existed. It is mostly based on Stalin's Russia and to a lesser extent Hitler's Germany.

@symphony_in_152mm2 3 года назад

"Constant Vigilance, that is the price we all must pay for our freedom."

@ashm4938 3 года назад

it will be a warped mix of 1984 and demolition man

@germanwojtek3576 3 года назад

The key is to get loved ones to betray one another . After that , you are nothing .

@Kelly14UK 5 лет назад

Psychopathic satisfied sneer from O'Brien at the result

@CheeseYourself 3 года назад

getting eaten alive by rats is probably one of the scariest ways to go out

@billylong9699 3 года назад

It's cool how John Hurt went from playing Winston Smith to Chancellor Sutler in V for Vendetta. That and while everyone focuses on what goes on to Winston, it doesn't focus on O'Brien and what lead him to his position, all it states about him in regards to him is "they got me a long time ago comrade".

@JnEricsonx 3 года назад

That's probably meant as irony casting.

@thetelegothika5327 2 года назад

I got a real kick out of seeing Hurt behind the telescreen in V for Vendetta. That was a really unexpected and interesting touch of casting.

@Weaponsandstuff93 Год назад

Two of my favourite actors RIP Burton and Hurt.

@sirpendelton5710 2 месяца назад

I certainly didn't expect to see you here but it all makes sense now, you're a fan of the film too

@francescolombardi3438 4 года назад

Rats: Okay, but can you guys speed this stuff up? We're hungry!

@alejandropreciado1814 5 лет назад

The monk who lit himself on fire would have laughed at this threat. That's true power.

@bully2iscoming897 5 лет назад

Lol Rage Against The Machine

@nickirmen6671 3 года назад

@@bully2iscoming897 lol Actual historical protest and not some Cool Band Art

@nickirmen6671 3 года назад

@Bob Ross that’s what I said?

@KosherPorky 2 года назад

@@nickirmen6671 It's Bob Ross, cut him some slack. Only happy accidents ;)

@Aarika101 Год назад

Anxiety level when reading this part on the book 📈📈📈

@JReed1985 4 года назад

I have a phobia of rats so this torture process would break me,

@JReed1985 3 года назад

@@sebastianmcgavin3758 well some are scared of spiders and I for one ain't scared of them.

@sebastianmcgavin3758 3 года назад

@@JReed1985 I'm scared of spiders I would just close my eyes would never betray my partner.

@JReed1985 3 года назад

@@sebastianmcgavin3758 well when they crawl over your face that would be different.

@My_wife_left_me 5 лет назад

Thanks RU-vid recommendation system I'm still reading the book

@anonalpaca2513 7 лет назад

This scene's a whole lot less effective if you think rats are sort of cute.

@stevenrodriguez1762 6 лет назад

Clockwork Arceus at least it wasnt spiders :(

@freddiewilliams3589 6 лет назад

Why didn't he just try to wait it out by trying to bite the rats as they come too close. They would have receieved too great an injury or realised he was too dangerous for prey and would resort to cannabilsm.

@Marauder623 6 лет назад

Freddie Williams because they are his worst fear, if you hated rats to the point of panic then you wouldn't. Winston suffers months of torture, beatings, starvation, and psychological torment. He is just a normal man, he isn't a fighter. If you were taken to room 101 then you would break very quickly. For me, being dropped at a height would be my biggest fear. Room 101 is the worst place in existence.

@freddiewilliams3589 6 лет назад

Marauder623 Irrational fears such as that of rats are very weak as one can easily be broken by exposure or by strength of will. Eg. Arachnophobia being broken by exposure to spiders (often tarantulas from what I've seen.) For example on the topic of heights if you were in a state such as winston I'm sure the prospect of a quick death by heights is not a difficult thing to deal with as death would be an easy escape from torment. Also Winston doesn't have to be a literal fighter to conquer his fears as he is shown to be quite resistent to their tactics up until this scene proving he has a strong will.

@darnit1944 6 лет назад

Rats are cute huh? WW1 soldiers who fought in trenches will be rolling in their graves.

@urielacosta2329 2 года назад

I picked this book up expecting V For Vendetta. Ended up with an existential crisis.

@xeroxxerox-iw4wh 4 года назад

Someone very close to me works in a Child Protection Center. What you see here in this video, this horror is what many abused children, victims of violence by their parents etc. go through. Believe me if you see so many damaged people in life around you, you wouldn't like to know what they went through, day after day...

@thepoleontheroad Месяц назад

I can't believe O'Brien isn't talked about and discussed more as a villain; he was so scary both in the book and the movie, especially his Room 101 line. So much detail put into this horrible world.

@EarlyGene 3 года назад

Both John Hurt and Richard Burton should have won Oscars for their roles in 1984.

@ltfam8650 4 года назад

This scene in the book and in the movie hit me so hard for some reason. I mean it was like watching the death of a mans spirit.

@firstnamelastname8206 10 месяцев назад

And that's why folks, confessions under torture are inadmissible in court.

@daedaluxe 3 месяца назад

The new audiobook is incredible such powerful voice acting and presentation

@YoutubeChannel-ol7zx 3 года назад

Under the spreading chestnut tree I sold you and you sold me

@johnnyzeee5215 3 года назад

Winston was finally happy, and at peace. He knew 2 + 2 could equal ' 5 ', and he knew he loved Big Brother.

@natalieanimal4063 2 года назад

That awkward moment when I don't even disagree But- I know it can be five, I just don't want people to be beaten if they don't know it I love Big Brother, but the fanbase is terrible. So, the Party can't accuse me for disagreeing, but-

@johnnyzeee5215 2 года назад

@@natalieanimal4063 I believe what's posted is the last sentence of the book....

@johnnyzeee5215 2 года назад

@@natalieanimal4063 " 2+2....is 5" is what Winston had to agree to, so the rat cage would be taken off his head

@natalieanimal4063 2 года назад

@@johnnyzeee5215 I see, I was half joking...I meant to say I frankly have fewer issues with loving the idea of Big Brother himself than being united with those who promote him. And also that I actually do agree that two can be whatever in certain senses, so I don't have a problem with that philosophy, but with forcing everyone to agree with it/see it.

@lonelylad9818 Год назад

@@natalieanimal4063 Begone vile thoughtcriminal!

@joshuamoore4537 5 лет назад

I love this novel & the Film with John Hurt.

@chaosdweller 4 года назад

Yeah I haven't read it but the movie was great

@CheironOfPelion 4 года назад

Dafuq do they think they're doing to the Doctor? Don't they know the Gallifreyan saying? "The first thing you notice about the Doctor of War is also the last--he's unarmed."

@nyet_maker7948 3 года назад

Rule number 1 the doctor lies

@joshuamoore4537 3 года назад

“DO IT TO JULIA, NOT ME!!”

@owen9057 7 лет назад

"welcome to the world inside your phone"

@richardroberson2564 6 лет назад

gorski11 lol

@susieq7068 3 года назад

While the film isn't bad, unfortunately, it does not do the book justice...

@pterodactyl8117 3 года назад

Frrr

@lukasnummer1 2 года назад

No, it does not, but that's the case with most adaptions for the big screen. I don't mind the changes and reductions too much; as a film, it works wonderfully. The novel "The Shining" and the respective film are tonally very different, but I can enjoy them both. Books and films are different mediums.

@phoenixcrown9966 2 года назад

@@lukasnummer1 Indeed. The book was masterfully capable of conveying the horrors. The film simply cannot compete to the original.

@nineteen-eighty-four-lore 5 месяцев назад

"You asked me once what was in Room 101. I said you knew already. What is in Room 101 is the worst thing in the world..."

@chasehedges6775 5 месяцев назад

Sooo true

@Ericbryanmr Год назад

Obriens very slight crack of a smile in the left corner of his mouth when Winston finally did what they had required all this time, give up Julia for himself.

@elsea8901 3 года назад

You gotta love how that landscape looks like the Microsoft screensaver...🙈

@thetelegothika5327 2 года назад

YES!!!! Why hasn't anyone else mentioned this :-p

@rendog9346 Год назад

A lot of people in the comments aren’t really understanding the full picture. When you really connect with Winston’s character and understand him as a human you understand that it’s near impossible to go against your biology of fear. Fear and not only the knowledge of death but the words to prevent it. Its just words to talk about being brave, formidable to be brave, but most of all admirable to admit you are not greater than human. Going through torture, not being conditioned to pain like Winston and being granted with the option of it being all over, no more fear, no fear of death, its impossible to decide rationally. The reality is in order for Winston to make the decision to die there by his worst fear, he would’ve had to decide that without thinking, shutting off his mind, and without allowing his emotions to direct him, and by doing that he would’ve lost anyways.

@justsaiyan8678 9 месяцев назад

I can tell you are a deep tissue thinker. I hope you never sell out, not for love, not for money and not for the easy way out of anything. But if you must sell out, make sure you go ALL the way because what ever is worth doing is worth doing completely. Temet Nosce to infinity…..

@beagle_250 Год назад

When I read this book recently. The third part of the story was extremely hard to read and imagine. (The movie had cut out a lot of material when Winton was imprisoned in the ‘Love Ministry’) When O’brein tortured Winston, I really hoped that Winston had something up his sleeve to counter O’breins half page arguments, but reading it further into the book, my hopes were futile, and it was a crushing experience.

@TomRipley7350 4 года назад

Julia's like "Thanks for nothing, mate".

@MrAsaqe 2 года назад

At that very moment, Winston Smith died, and from it Chancellor Sutler was born.

@t_WD66 10 месяцев назад

Arguably Richard Burton’s finest role. O’Brien did and still does elicit some element of fear in me.

@chasehedges6775 5 месяцев назад

Definitely a frightening and chilling performance.

@lonelylad9818 Год назад

Yes please! I wish I had an O'Brien in my life to cure me of all my crimethink! Winston simply does not understand how doubleplusgood he has it. I would do ANYTHING for big brother!!! I hope I can go to room 101 one day.

@danielmcgillis270 2 года назад

We did the play in high school in 1984. I would have never thought that anything in the book could be as real as the world we live in now. It was meant as a warning to history. Not as a damn playbook.

@earthling1970 Год назад

Orwell's novel is far more than dystopian fiction or science fiction -- it's metaphysical horror. This film adaptation captures that perfectly.

@johnnylams3948 3 года назад

That part when Winston saw four fingers, said it was five fingers as he was told, but was shocked anyway because he had to believe in it. Saying was not enough.

@Senacacrane 2 месяца назад

He has been through a lot, Winston was was put through a lot and yet he never gave up. Ever and that says a lot. They are afraid of love because it creates a world that they cannot control. So for Winston to understand what love is, what war is what all this stuff is is very important and that says a lot. He's willing to stand up to Big brother when no one else can. And that is so brave of him.

@seankennedy2166 Год назад

The worst part about this is, as someone else pointed out, O'Brien couldn't use the other lever, because that would ensure Winston's death before he was broken. The Party can't allow that.

@timefuzzball8097 8 месяцев назад

I believe O'brien would. If I'm not mistaken, Julia does get tortured the way Winston would've been tortured by the rats but she doesn't die.

@colliric 2 года назад

Eurythmics score was sensational in this scene. I loved it.

@maxxgain5073 Год назад

Where is that dream like landscape?

@epicpyro100 Год назад

This is literally 1984

@zukunft1338 3 года назад

Wow this is just like being banned from Twitter.

@wyattmcgee1 3 года назад

Yeah, I laugh at the rightists in the comment section who have the balls to say that we are living in 1984. 😂

@PFM719 3 года назад

@@wyattmcgee1 You'll reap what you sow.

@wyattmcgee1 3 года назад

@@PFM719 Specify.

@PFM719 3 года назад

@@wyattmcgee1 Corporate oligarchs and politicians do not have your best interest at heart. The system has no concern for your rights.

@PFM719 3 года назад

@@wyattmcgee1 lol

@alanwood5857 4 года назад

That's pretty heavy duty...saw one of these rat torture devices strapped to a wax figure's chest, (complete with rat) when I was a child, I never forgot it!

@raptirboy180 3 года назад

You know I was wondering if movie clips was going to turn off the comments I'm happy to see they didn't

@theumbrellacorporation1523 3 месяца назад

Julia went through her version of this and unlike Winston, she withstood it all to the point where Big Brother said, “alright screw it, remove a piece of her brain.” She was the true rebel in this story. Winston has always been a selfish coward who was easily broken down.

@EarlyGene 3 года назад

Jeremy Irons would make a fine O'Brien in a future film adaptation of Orwell's 1984.

@darrenbrown504 3 года назад

A single fear. Your handle. Yet the spiders web of multiples there's no escape even in your own mind.

@KidFresh71 5 месяцев назад

Best and most important book ever written, and this movie does it justice.

@chasehedges6775 5 месяцев назад

Never read the book but this is a 10/10 film

@jepjeppalarar8633 3 года назад

I wanna watch this video all day

@josephjoestar2891 3 года назад

Winston was going to die if he let O'Brien release the rats, but he would have won against the party, remember they said in the book that the party doesn't create martyrs, because they can make other people rebel against the party, Winston dies a but his death as a martyr would have probably reached O'Brien and would be the begining of the party's downfall

@khuludileye5785 6 лет назад

torture shouldnt take place in the world ...

@stethacanthus7861 6 лет назад

But if it does they should do it to Julia; That is the message we should all take away from this film.

@CLASSICALFAN100 6 лет назад

Tell that to the "hardworking" US prison guards at Gitmo...

6 лет назад

+ CLASSICALFAN100 Obama shut that down. It's unlikely Trump was able to restart the torture, even though he is very enthousiastic about torture. Likely if it has, it's at another secret camp, and not Guantanamo Bay.

@Stigsnake5 5 лет назад

Torture happens when you do not resist, through resistance you are a threat, threats are a fear.

@ultra7systems 5 лет назад

It should just be firing squads.

@thomasraymer1085 Год назад

The spirit of the 70's lives on and on. Getting acquainted with hollywood.

@VillagerMan2006 3 месяца назад

Winston should’ve read the rules of the Walten Files official server before praising Hazbin Hotel

@lNGSOC 2 месяца назад

What

@melissawright1979 4 года назад

John Hurt nailed this scene

@chaosdweller 4 года назад

Ikr

@winstonsmith7079 5 лет назад

I love Big Brother.

@rale_p229 4 месяца назад

Great movie!

@johnbuggy9121 Месяц назад

Frightening scene, but I doubt rats would behave as described by O'Brien. They'd probably be more terrified of each other.

@richardharrop9482 7 лет назад

The acting is sheer brilliance, but I have to agree with Nightbot. This movie's very dark and depressing. The best way to watch it is via RU-vid movie clips. Otherwise, it would be too overpowering.