As the World Caves In 

The name of the film is "The Pianist" thank you for all the support, have a good rest of your day :]

When the German soldier found him while he was tryna open a can... it was so sad to watch but luckily the soldier was nice

people like to associate this song with several different anime, but I think it fits this movie just like a glove

"After you walk into a village, and you see fifty children, all seating neatly in a row against the church wall, each with their throats cut and their hands chopped off, you realize that the creature that could do this doesn't have a soul." - Niko Bellic

This movie, "The Pianist" is one of the best WW2 movies ever created. The song "As the World Caves in" is the best emotional damage song ever been composed in my opinion.

His dad waving at him when he got pulled out of the group that was going to the camps, not knowing if he would ever see him again, it hurts so much to know that this feeling of fear and uncertainty was felt by so many people

Out of all the sad and disturbing scenes in this movie, the one that made me sad was when he climbed the wall behind the hospital and it was destroyed buildings as far as the eyes can see and no one in sight. It seemed so apocalyptic and so haunting

My grandfather survived a shot in the head in the Vietnam war, every time he tells his story, it puts me into tears every time, it’s horrifying how cruel wars can be, rip to those who sacrificed in the Ukraine war.

Never has a film made me shed so many tears as the pianist. May only GOD forgive us for our horrendous sins.

I just happened to stumble across this by accident...I don’t consider it an accident anymore, this is amazing

Just think about it ,this movie is based on a true story and this man lost his whole family so he lived the rest of his life alone this is so sad... Humanity is cruel

You know, the video is good when there's no "most replayed".

one of my favorite depictions of this song is the ending of Don't Look Up. i cannot fathom how that movie didn't get more credit and attribution, it's one of the most realistic depictions of the end of the world i've ever seen. the ending, when the family simply holds hands around the table after having cooked a small meal, just expressing their gratefulness to one another. the way they speak about menial things, like store-bought apple pie, while tremors shake the earth around them and they just try not to be afraid. they pray, and they enjoy the comforts of one another. it speaks not just as a reminder of how trivial our lives and enjoyments are in the grand scheme of things, but more importantly, how that is _okay._ we are the ones who think and feel and love. nothing else. and to embrace those feelings, no matter how small or universally insignificant we might be, is what makes us alive. the only things we should appeal to are our own minds, and our own health. if you haven't seen Don't Look Up, i truly can't express how highly i recommend it. it's my favorite movie of all time, and the messsges it delivers about the selfishness of society juxtaposed with the final contentness of our own beings, it's fucking incredible.

I’m reading all these comments and it just hit me like a fucking truck how lucky I am to have been born in a first world country with no disabilities or illnesses and raised by a caring middle class family.

I heard that the actor who played the role was super fricken dedicated. He broke off his long term relationship, disconnected from family, moved to Europe with only 2 bags and a keyboard, and practiced piano for hours every day. He also starved himself to fit into the real mindset and make this movie absolutely realistic. It only took him a half a year to gain his sanity back after the shooting. Absolutely love the movie and the actor too, because he definitely delivered the role the best way possible. Yeah the man lost everything and starved himself for the role, but the holocaust should be honored by being realistic and not romanticized. Amazing movie. Thanks for my 7th grade history teacher for showing this to our class, absolutely broke everyone.

My Polish great-grandfather was a soldier at the time, he was captured and sent to a prison camp, where he was assigned to work in the parish on the German side. After the war, he was able to return to his family. He was awarded a medal for bravery in battle and sadly died of asthma around 1980. I'm sad I never got to meet him, but his stories are incredibly moving. It's amazing what a smart and educated man he was.

I remember when my 10th grade history teacher showed us this film. It was a pretty rowdy class that never seemed to calm down, even when he’d play other films. But no one made a sound throughout this whole movie. Even when it finished everyone was just left stunned. Very scarring but accurate portrayal of true events

"In war, there is no such thing as winning or losing. It's a matter of life and death, you lose means you're dead not having a chance to begin new. You win means you're still alive eating food and living life as it was for normal people but with traumatic events living in your head. Win or Lose? Bullshit. It's a double-edged sword, and that is called war."

It's sadder when you find out it was a real story

The part where he runs away from the fire, moves me, shows me that even with his body surrendered to pain he keeps fighting

Adrien Brody did a fantastic job in portraying this character

this movie is so unbelievably amazing, it’s an absolute masterpiece and i cry every time. My sister put it on a while ago and i thought it’d be another boring history movie but i watched it a couple times. It was incredible every time.

i suggested this movie to my History teacher last year and we watched in in class. there were tears, sniffles and a very dense aura in the classroom. this movie absolutely breaks my heart as it shows the struggles, pain, suffering and the aftermath of this mass genocide. my teacher thanked me for recommending such a moving and educational movie and i’m glad we saw it. definitely makes you think a lot.

I clicked on this by accident and I’m not disappointed, the fact that this happened just gets me emotional, you can feel the pain just as seeing his body mouvements and everything. It’s a real tragic story and the fact that people are still going through these kinds of things in this present moment just gives me chills every time.

My great grandfather was a Jew living in Hamburg, he was a rather successful business man, but when the war came he tried to fight the nazis, he got caught, he got tortured and he got killed. My grandfather was born in the beginning of the war, he, his sister and mother fled to Norway and then through to Sweden, he never got to know his father, my grandfather never liked talking about his father but then again what would he have to say? His father was killed right after he was born. My grandfather passed away a few months ago, july 2022 after months of health issues he caught Covid and died. The Holocaust never really affected me much, but it ruined the life of someone I cared for very much, my grandfather.

2:48 seeing how scared the actor was and how he was quivering… changed something in me.

I seem to forget how much my family went through, this puts it into prospective of why my grandpa pleaded that my parents would never let me be Jewish, because he never wanted it to happen to me. My grandma used to tell me that he was a wonderful man and that his baby sister got to be saved, but she never told me that he lost his brother. He watch his brother die, he watched his father die trying to run, he had only his mother and sister. I’m so glad I finally get to learn about him. Every night I light a candle for him. I get to visit his grave in a month too. Rest easy grandpa.

It's just crazy to think it all happened less than 100 years ago

This movie portrays the horror and suffering that people went through during the Holocaust. The fact that people need conflict in this world is down right cold hearted and I think that we should all be as a whole, we are all equal and we should all respect eachother. This movie makes me cry so much, the first time I watched it I was crying for weeks until I had gotten over it slightly. Such a heart touching movie. Wish the Holocaust never happened 😪 R.I.P to thoes during the war🕊

What I love about this film is the people that helped him. Even though it shows the horrors of war and how horrible humans can be, you can still tell that there is light in the darkness

This makes me so sad. Just thinking about it all while slowly falling asleep at 4 am just thinking about how at any moment every person around us could just be killed. In less than a few seconds we would all just stare up at the sky as we think about how it was going to happen eventually. whether we thought it would be sooner or later, that's up to thoughts.

The Pianist was such an amazing representation of what happened during WW2. It shows how horrible it was. The way it integrated piano in at the end when he played for the commander. I loved that. P.S. "What's with the fuckin coat" is the best line of the movie.

I’ve watched this a few times now and it never fails to make me cry. The song and the film visuals combined come together to form perhaps the most striking depiction of grief on a worldwide scale that I have ever seen.

2:11 perfect timing 🥺

How lucky our generation today than before. I think everyone should go back qnd reflecf what people have encountered before. How easy our life today.

This is one of those songs that can just hit you unexpectedly and make you cry out of nowhere. Music really is a beautiful art

A horrific time for humanity, pray that we never return to it.

I'm French and I was in 9th grade this year, we saw real footages that were taken at Auswitch and I was traumatized for a good week, we should NEVER ignore what happened then, we need to know. This generation needs to know.

I saw this movie in school so many years back in england... it significantly impacted me but I couldn't remember what it was. Thank you for helping me find it again 🙏

Nice edit 👍, actually made me tear up. The song is good, the movie is good and Adrien Brody is such a good actor

i’ve never seen or heard of this movie. i don’t even know what it’s about. but that scene at the end really scares me. my worst fear is ending up alone. or being the last person on earth. it scares me so much. like just think about it. there’s no one else. just you. you can’t talk to anyone. you walk on the street and it’s completely empty. no cars moving. nothing. just silence. i really would rather have a zombie apocalypse then that haha. at least there might be some people still alive. i also fear that when i’m dying i’ll have no one. sadly a lot of old people have no one that visits them and that makes me so sad. i just hope i still have some family or friends.

My feet are aching And your back is pretty tired And we've drunk a couple bottles, babe And set our grief aside The papers say it's doomsday The button has been pressed We're gonna nuke each other up boys 'Til old Satan stands impressed And here it is, our final night alive And as the earth runs to the ground Oh girl, it's you that I lie with As the atom bomb locks in Oh, it's you I watch TV with As the world, as the world caves in You put your final suit on I paint my fingernails Oh, we're going out in style, babe And everything's on sale We creep up on extinction I pull your arms right in I weep and say goodnight, love While my organs pack it in And here it is, our final night alive And as the earth runs to the ground Oh girl, it's you that I lie with As the atom bomb locks in Oh, it's you I watch TV with As the world, as the world caves Oh, it's you that I lie with As the atom bomb locks in Yes it's you I welcome death with As the world, as the world caves in As the world caves in CTTO (I KNOW YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE LYRICS)

RU-vid recommended blessing me with truly beautiful music and fantastic films once again

War is hell.

The pianist is a great movie although it’s very sad because it’s based on a true story about the pain and suffering with so many people.

doesn't matter what you've experienced in life, you can feel everything in this movie.

One of the best movies I have ever seen in my life. I still rewatch it. A realistic retelling of one of the worst events in human history.

This movie.. is just heartbreaking. I lose all sense of control of my emotions when I think about the holocaust and things like it, such as slavery. I wish humans were like other animals... I wish we didnt have to control eachother.

This film was just so beautiful, so heartbreaking and so disturbing. This film shows the true reality of the holocaust by showing how it really was to be a Jewish person escaping this huge army that seemed impossible to escape from. It projects the holocaust so good that you can in a way feel the characters pain. I even almost burst in tears seeing Szpilman play the piano after a painfully long time, and in a way it felt so reliving watching him play the piano seeing him feel free even if it was for a sliver of time. I cannot describe the words of how great this film was, I do not regret any second of watching this.

i still remember watching this movie as a kid, it has a special place deep in my heart to this day

I had watched this RU-vid video about two years ago, I had no idea where the film was from but payed no mind to it. I’m now in ninth grade and watched the movie in the background (The pianist) for a homework assignment. Honestly words cannot describe how I feel. This movie made me soo emotional and it was such a bitter sweet ending.. Every time he plays/pretends to play the piano it makes me cry realizing how much it probably means to him after all that happened. I really pray for anyone’s relatives that survived. I will forever be thankful for my teacher to have shown me this.

My mom has always loved watching movies about the war I watched this movie when I was seven and decided to become a pianist I have been playing piano for a while now. I believe this is such an amazing movie I believe it was able to portray the suffering from world war two.

i think the creepyist bit is at the end when he walks down what seems like a endless town

The pianist is my favourite movie. It's amazing.

There was so much emotion in this piece, midway through i found myself almost to tears. 10/10

This... Really shows that the world is terrible in the past And if we eliminate history, we will come back to this era

This movie portrays the absolute horrors of being a civilian in WWII and an even better portrayal of being Jewish. So many movies show us what it was like I'm the Camps but never Wyatt it was like for those who hid or worked as slaves for the Nazi party. The emotions that is given during this film after powerful, beautiful, and painful. It's ones of the only films to ever make me cry. I highly recommend the Pianist.

this was a beautiful movie

History is so tragic,no matter how bloody a war is waged,or how many lives a genocide takes, nothing ever changes and it only reoccurs in some other place,an other time,or on another people. "In every place,in every time,the deeds of man remain the same"

When he was wearing that coat and almost got shot I almost screamed. For him to be so close and to get shot would have honestly killed my soul.

This is so sad. It's sad that humans can do this to other humans. We all live on the same planet. We all see the same sky, we all have blood running through our veins. We all should be living a peaceful and happy life. But instead we do this to it really is sad we can do better guys

This made me cry hard af

this movie was so heartbreaking that fact that it actually happened less than a century ago. I cried so many times during this movie.

Rest in peace to the people who passed because of this tragic event….

i love how a song of 2017 fits so perfectly with a era we all wish would have never happened.

And to think that it hasn't even been 100 years since this atrocity happened, we still have a lot to evolve...

Remember the next time you are facing hard times, there has always been a man who has seen worse.

As a german you learn a lot about this in school, but nothing is more educating than acatually allowing yourself to feel and see what really happened. All the facts, dates and numbers speak for themselves, but reading and watching it and being emotionally invested, is what really educates you the most. And for my part, these years make me cry out in pain. I feel so much grieve and I'm so sad and guilty for what has happended. And exactly these feelings strive me to do anytning it takes to prevent something like that to ever happen again.

I wasn't ready for this.

Appreciate it. Appreciate it all. Some if not most may suck. But it can always be worse. Appreciate what you have. Friends, family, anybody. You could be walking through a street bloodied by the corpses of people you know destroyed by the bombs. You could be taken out of your home in the early hours separated from your family and killed. You could be turned into a slave by your worst enemies under certain circumstances. Be thankful we get to watch this on RU-vid, and see the family that “doesn’t understand” you and experience freedom. Shut up and appreciate what you have. Talking to myself also.

spoiler: he actually did not die in the end, he still continued to play piano to show people his talent. and (peacefully) died at the age of 88, in July 6 2000

Me and my friends found this edit while looking at videos of this song and we decided to watch it together. We didn’t quite cry during the movie but I surely did after when I got home. If we never found this edit We would have never known so much about Warsaw.

The most powerful thing about human nature is equally comforting as it terrifying. It's the tendency for others to effortlessly sync up with the crowd. It can produce either great beauty, joy, and togetherness, Or the most horrific acts humanity has ever witnessed.

This is a beautiful edit. Well done!! I got shivers

This movie was sad, I watched with my dad. I’ve heard about the past story but never realized how bad it was till I watched the movie

I literally CANNOT believe that this mass genocide happened less than 100 years ago. What the actual f is wrong with people. We are SO lucky to be alive and safe today. May war and conflict be abolished from the world it is evil…

Because of this edit I watched this movie, and it’s now cemented itself as one of my absolute favourites.

This had me in tears as i watched this😢

We watched this film in class and we were all in tears. Usually I try to avoid crying in public but this movie was something else, devastating.

I love this movie, and i want to get my cousins to watch it, to know how crazy it was back then. People tend to dislike learning history, but to ignore it is to forget why we're allowed to live peacefully. someone had to break their back to make the roads we walk on freely, remember that.

This Film literally made me cry

It was the most beautiful and at the same time the saddest film I have ever seen in my life.

I've watched the Pianist millions of times, the best movie and most heart breaking ever. The actor of szpilman is so dedicated and made this movie more impactful. Like Everytime I watched the movie I would just cry, and I don't cry for any other movie but this one, this one hurted.

It’s sad people compare this to just having to wear a mask. The horrors of the holocaust are far to great to be downplayed to such a high extent.

As a middle-eastren here, I almost forgot Eroupe when through hell and back, but in the middle-east the battle never seems to ever stop not since Adam was put on earth it seems. I am glad they picked themselves up, and built those broken homes but you can never undo the blood that spilled and the amount of innocent people who died for no reason at all.

And now here we are.....

that scene where nazis drop a man on a wheelchair from a high drop as his family sob tears me inside until now. I cannot rewatch this movie , it is just painful. But this is my favorite movie, it takes my 1st spot.

I’ve watched this daily for over a week now

i wish to recommend an italian classic that has a similar story. the name of the movie is "la vita è bella" (=life is beautiful) and it talks about this jewish father teaching his lil son how to have fun in the holocaust. i wont spoil the end because it would take away some of the magic but this movie deserves the world + it teaches lifelong lessons

I LOVE THIS MOVIE AND THIS SONG IT GOES SO WELL the movie is sad tho :( 😔😔👋

I feel like my heart is burning

This is absolutely painful and beautiful at the same time

I'm Polish and the witness of history repeating itself once again. My heart is with Ukraine. I've never been more scared.

The scene where he was trying to open the food can was just the breaking point , constantly carrying that can as if his is life was attached to it ...med respect Sir Andrian brody for your outstanding performance 💙💙

I hate how i hated this song on tiktok because it was super high pitched i didnt know the lyrics until i found this

That man couldn't catch a break

The train scene hurts so much because he never saw his family again and he couldn't even say goodbye to them.

I love this movie.. So realistic that i felt so emotional watching him experience all those situations.. Heart breaking.. To the core.. No words to describe that art..

Wow it's cool to see Luca Changretta still alive

the fact that this actually happened...