Goncharov (1973) Original Score - Andrey On The Bridge 

Oh my god this hit 30k+ views. I was not prepared to be gonch'd this hard

"Time passed, like sand spilling from between your fingers, Goncharov..." That line as he pulls out the gun... absolute masterpiece of kino.

crazy to think this movie is almost as old as my mom, especially when it’s themes are still relavant today. truly a masterpiece of cinema

Winter came bro and it gives me chills 🥶

At this rate, the internet is going to create an entire fictional film from nothing, and actually have it created

Undeniably, one of the most memorable moments, the score was sublime all over the film but this here highlights how well it carried the emotional weight of certain scenes.

Thank you for uploading this masterpiece. After all these years it still gives me chills!

I remembered saw the part when they're speaking on the Bridges, watching a the river that's getting frozen and how Andrei remembered with problems his old Town, just to see the same nightmare he tried to escape from Rostov, it followed him back to Italy, like a cancer... which is ironic because he got lung cancer for all thus years smoking, following the Communist Party's orders until losing his humanity.

Goddamnit Andrey we trusted you Dx Except for Katya, b'tch knew somehow. Didn't notice her husband wasn't straight but somehow she noticed you.

oh my god its breaching tumblr

This scene always gave me the chills. Huge props to the musicians here, the score elevated an already good movie to greatness.

Crazy to think my dad watched this iconic movie when he was my age.

Andrey may be the most nuanced character in this movie but he scared the shit out of me as a kid lol. Definitely one of Keitel's best performances

''Dying for you is the first thing I can be proud of'' Literally chills.

Recently gotten really into this movie, thank you for uploading this amazing piece of the soundtrack!

Goncharov is honestly such an emotional roller coaster. You never know what's coming next. Each scene hits you like a truck. Goncharov really is one of the movies of all time.

Definitely one of Matteo JWHJ0715’s best works. I also recommend one of his newer movies "Into Oblivion" Starring Harrison Ford, a great underrated 80s classic

Fun fact: Goncharov was one of those few American movies that were broadcasted in the Soviet television, and even it is known that some of the elite members of the party had in their collections an original copy of the movie.

this fucking scene is incredible, because even if the film as a whole is "just" one big ball of yarn unravelling through the parallel stories of both goncharov and katya's love stories (with all the blood and brutality in the middle) this is the one and only time we truly see the other side, how, in Andrey's mind, as he looks to the leading couple run away from afar, he resolves to breaking goncharov's heart

This was one of the most impactful scenes in Goncharov as it really enforced the tension that Goncharov was feeling as he was confronted by what he thought was his friend.

My pops used to play the cassette to this movie on drives to the city. Real nostalgia bait right here! thanks for posting

"Sometimes, man has to make a decision, regardless of the outcome. If not, the outcome might make the decision for man." CHILLS!

man, the way he looked back before he got on the car. you can tell he wanted to stay

I've been looking for this track for AGES!! Thank you for updating Edit: Yes, I've been waiting for this track like Goncharov waited for Andrey at the bridge 🤡

My favorite part is right before the monologue when Goncharov goes "it's gonchin' time" and then he gonch'd all over those guys

All jokes about goncharov being real aside, this genuinely does sound like it could be in a movie. Props to the author!

OMG! I remember this! I think my mom has the OST on LP

"I thought we had a deal!" *"I thought I had a friend"* Such an iconic line, Jared Leto put his entire career on that delivery.

i remember 7 years ago i was watching Goncharov with my father, and i'm gonna say again, this is a true masterpiece

"We ain't got much time left, Andrey. You more so than all of us in the family" that line gave me CHILLS back when I first watched Goncharov. Such a raw scene filled with regret, betrayal, and reluctance but he knew what needed to be done. Scravo, Borsese...

always loved the soundtrack, so glad it’s finally on youtube!

thank you for uploading this masterpiece!

This scene was perfection, the way the camera moves to compliment Andrey's face, moving to his pocket to make a nice match cut into the next scene. Perfection, I say. Perfection.

I simply refuse to believe that theres a beter movie than this

It truly is the greatest mafia movie ever made!

such a gorgeous movie, one of my favourite tracks, the music just goes so well with the scene.

Nothing fills you with that gripping nostalgia like this does. The repition of it throughout the film is definitely one of the best parts about it as you see Andrey change

Andrey was an incredible villain. His motivations, altrought not enough to justify his actions, make you understand why he does what he does and even feel bad for him at times. Hope he finally got to meet his son in the other side.

Crazy that this scene intros one of the best action set pieces in film history only to then be followed by one of the most emotional scenes in the whole movie

“Live your lives, before you forget you ever lived at all”, masterful acting from Keitel, this scene always gives me chills

I've been trying to find this score everywhere! thank you for posting it, that was my favourite scene since i was little.

“If only we had the time…” God. Damn. So many memories with this movie.

It's like the Thriller of the cinema world, except it's not as famous sadly. Lovely film

0:27. if you know you know

I remember my first time seeing this in theaters 10/10

Watched this movie with my dad at our small local theater when it first came out. We both loved it. This brings back memories

i know the main theme is on spotify, i hope this goes on there too because this is amazing 💜

LOVE this score! Andrzej’s leitmotif mixing with the boss’s clock motif is an excellent touch… well done to the composer!

Okay for un-goncharov for a moment, the fact that people have created an imaginary movie, with a perfect cast, with matching music to boot, all on the internet because of some stupid misprint on a pair of knockoff boots, and so that people can make the ultimate shitpost, is just incredible.

Absolutely CHILLING score! Always loved this scene. Villain(ous) reveals are my favorite!

Crazy how this movie unironically had a larger cultural impact than James Cameron's Avatar

This is one of the movies of all time. My father showed it to me about 10 years ago. It's my favorite movie since. Glad to see it getting the attention it deserves. My dad died 3 years ago, but he will always be in my heart. Especially while watching this movie.

Thank you for the upload, I haven't seen this movie in such a long time but the algorithm recommanded your video and the tears came back running...

"Get up Goncharov. There's still job to do." Absolute masterpiece

PLEASE upload the soundtrack from the scene with the bagpipes !!!!!

Goncharov wasn't a movie. It was cinema.

Thanks for posting this! I wore out my dad’s cassette of this score ages ago.

This is definitely one of Matteo’s masterpieces. Such a good film.

This is my favorite piece too! Thank you so much for posting it here, I will treasure this forever :)

When will you post the rest of the OST?

It's strange how long the OST was out of print for. I remember searching for it around 06/07 and all you could find were bootleg cd versions, I never even considered trying to find a copy of the LP. It's great the movie and score are having such a revival. It would be AMAZING if Light In The Attic did proper reissue.

God the way it sounds like a ticking clock whenever that damn car is on screen is a stroke of genius, as was letting the audience know early about the bomb hidden in the trunk, someone studied their Hitchcock, what a fucking movie

I love the way this song builds up to match the rising tension of the scene, slowly getting louder, the ticking of the clock, and then it just stops right before the bells chime 7:00. Not only does it perfectly show the way tension builds up to no real ending in the scene itself, it foreshadows the ending with Andrey killing Goncharov in the clock tower. Beautifully done.

What a truly iconic soundtrack, just watched Goncharov again!

So glad someone is preserving this on youtube. I can never find it on spotify

This film is one of if not THE best film ever made. The fact you can not only see clocks but also hear clocks shows how genius this film truly is.

The score to this movie is so underrated. I love this song so much!!!

At the Start, when Michael was like "The game was rigged from the start" such an underrated quote

Gonna write my final essay for my film class about this underrated gem, wish me luck!

I’m so glad this movie got onto the Criterion collection

man we just don't get film scores like this anymore...

I remember when i was a kid, my uncle brought the VHS for the holidays and i was expecting an action movie like 007, but man, this movie was something else, that movie was 27 years old already the first time i saw it

People are going to unironically make this into an actual movie. I love the internet

what a cinematic masterpiece to the highest caliber

I want to play this on loop.

Fun fact: the Swiss Watch company made a limited edition watch identical to the one worn by the protagonist (Robert de niro) in the film, the model is extremely rare today and a working example can cost thousands of dollars on eBay

The Goncharov last line always gives me the chills: "Remeber Katya, remeber what i could have been for you. Forgot, please, what i was instead"

Fun Fuct: this is director Alan Smithee's favorite movie, but he didn't admit it for a very long time because of his quarrel with Scorsese over the scandalous scenario of unreleased "Two faces of John Doe" back in 70's.

I first saw the movie back in 1987 in a rerun. I was dumbfounded. I used to watch it once a year. At least. Nevertheless, it was only around 10 years ago, in my 40s, that I grasped some of the nuances of Keitel's performance...

Easily my favorite performance by John cazale, I know Everyone talks about De Niro's breakthrough performance , and Cybill Shepherd's academy award wining performance. , and they're great but, His performance as Ice Pick Joe steels the show for me. You really see the Trauma he went through as a child he went though in his eyes, and I love the scenes with him playing with his cat in background as it adds a bit of depth to the character. Also Fun Fact: If I remember correctly the Bathroom secne is Meryl Streep said this film is were she frist developed a crush on John,.

"No, a criminal's not what I _am._ A criminal is a status, not truly what you _are._ What I am is a monster. And no matter how hard I try... _That's all I can be."_ Seriously, the Director's Cut ending was so freaking sad. Rov tries to change, he tries to leave the mob life, he tries to go straight and be a force of justice, working with the police, and above all, he tries to be _good._ But he can't. No matter how hard he tries, all his efforts to redeem himself, to be _a good man..._ all he gets in return is sorrow, tragedy, and the loss of everything he holds dear... Honestly, that ending's more poignant and all, but I kind of prefer the original one. For all he's been through to prove himself, Goncharov deserves his redemption.

"But we were not heroes, Goncha, we were not heroes... Just a bunch of scared kids, running around with guns, pretending to be brave. The odds were always against us, old friend, and our luck was bound to run out, sooner or later..." Some people criticize the dialog as being too corny, but the delivery really elevates it. Really one of the movies of all time.

I was skeptical at first going into the movie thinking it was a cheesy mafia movie, but my god is it something more. This movie was way ahead of its time, beautiful acting and cinematography, and AMAZING storyline. Every scene looked like a wallpaper and the symbolism was stunning, for anyone afraid or not interested in going into this movie, you’ll definitely be missing your chance to see art in action

"I'll jump! dont get any closer!" "Go on, do it then." The fact Goncharov didnt care anymore after his action, and sad journey wishing for aubrey to not be a coward is sad, and speaks layers about society

Ugh i wish i could watch it but it’s not on Netflix

I remember this line: "If you'll eat apple, you will be know that the wrong choice means. Maybe, cause of you and me sweared on the Bible, where apple is a symbol of sin and discord?"

When the antagonist said "you cant win Goncharov the proletarian are already chained" and Goncharov said "then I will break the CHAIN" I knew i was waching a masterpiece

Goncharov vs Morbius please!!!

My favorite part of the movie was when George Jaquez flipped the gold pool table on top of Silver Atom after confronting him about that time when he burnt down his girlfriend's house with her inside.

"I'm at the end of my path. A long, twisting road paved with ash and bones. Your path begins where mine ends. I pray, my friend, it does not beg you to tread too lightly" Then he got shot, and the hourglass dropped from his hand- That's just pure kino right there

Glad it's made its way to RU-vid as well! I heard there's not even DVDs of this available, so thank you for ripping from the film and putting it here!

This is a gem!!

Fuuuuck, the clock-ticks symbolizing the paint of his life... never has there been a more haunting duo of performance and score.

I'm just hoping someone makes "Goncharov as 80s crime movie" or something

It's such a shame still to this day this isn't on Netflix! I'm sick of people asking me about my sweet Goncharov shirt and telling me they have never seen it! Idiots!!!

Definitely one of the scenes of all time.

Its a shame that Goncharov wouldn't get made in today's cinematic landscape. It'd be relegated to HBO on a Sunday evening. Tarantino was right when he said cinema is in an appalling state

RU-vid algorithm put this in my recommended, literally never heard of this movie. I will now be watching it

Andrey was such an amazing character, every time he was on screen it was pure chills, the most impactful scene of cinema history was definitely this bridge one,

I never cry when watching movies, but when it zoomed in on his watch when he started talking about Katya I started weeping.