RAGE ( Interstellar poem ) with Anthony Hopkins made By: Özz 

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Rest In Peace Prince Philip!!!!

We are the poem

wich poem? in the video u can hear the one that Dylan Thomas wrote it in 1952, in the voice of Anthony Hopkins @@JassarAbujassar

Omg sorry for your loss how intense

A moment of silence.

I'm so sorry for your loss💔. Dx

@@poopyfarts42069I lost my dad and listening to this was all I wanted to do. Rest in peace to your father my friend.

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The poem was written in 1947, but published in 1951.

and i am a proud Welshman because of him

Masterpiece

I watched as my father lay raging against the dying the light. Ieven though he was almost 95 he wasn't ready to go. Only his frame failed him not even his body and certainly not his mind. He was himself the night before he died at sunrise the next morning even though he couldn't speak he spoke to me through his eyes. He raged, he raged against the dying of the light his last night before I left after sunset with the TV on in the background as it had been for four weeks. Without a just before I left, a live broadcast of the Canadian tenors came on. As I said by goodbyes as I had done every night for weeks before, each time unsure he would make it through the night, they saying I Am My Father's Son. What wee the odds? A gift it was. My Dad before that quietly inside himself unable to move or to speak he spoke with his eyes. Raging against what he didn't finish. Reging against all that he should have done and all that he didn't do and all the time he wasted and needless worry and angst that made no difference come tonight but he raged against the light. Until I sang along I am my Father's Son with The three tenors in the background and he relaxed and I left. Young male nurse called me at 7:30 the next tell me my father passed at Sunrise. And that he'd had a quiet peaceful night. Finally at the very end he stoppes raging against the dying of the light. When he realized he had done everything he needed to do. It's up to me to do the rest. I don't have a son but I can do my best.

the poem doesnt have a name, it's just the first line

Sinbad K. Watch 2001

Gotta watch 2001

It really was. I could never bring myself to watch it again though. It seemed so lonely

2001 was pretty much boring Yeah it was thought provoking but it's not as good as people make it out to be

For me Interstellar was the best movie of all time .. No other movie ever make me think so much ..

Hang in there buddy... We are coming

fuck man, this make me cry

You make me cry

God damn I’m crying on the bus rn

Stop 😭... oppy we miss you...

We’re made out of carbon.

Death is just another path we must take.

@@unknownbeing8222 considering dust contains mostly dirt and dead skin cells, dust is also made of carbon. You are right, but so is he.

We are not afraid of death. We are afraid of running out of time.

Beautiful

Thank you

I could almost do this from memory

감사합니다.

Thank you

Thank you

And your only their to make memories for your child.

In order to live you need to die. All the processes your body does to live are the ones that will slowly carry you to death.

in reality there is no loss, nothing is lost in this universe, only reconfigurated. And you have nothing, empty hands you come and empty hands you go, how you can loss something? People are free, they belong to no one and they are here not to stay, make peace with your sintax.

@@felipewerner6670 well yeah matter cannot be created or destroyed

All must die to give birth to new life. Only through death are new forms allowed to flourish.

You live, you die, you live again :)

Hopkins is God

Grim C. i need Ur profile pic

Grim C. Listen to the song "Hopeless" by Advent Sorrow.

Ever listen to FDRs prayer,, you'll get chills, it's great, when you type it in you'll see the beach and the water obstacles, that's the best one to listen to

Me too

Same!

Same, but for me it also feels as if I owe it to myself

ksun029 He knows you're there and loves you so much for being with him. A wonderful young man..,❤️

ksun029 when somebody is dying people want them to rest, to stop their suffering. Don't they know we will have the whole eternity to rest? What's the rush?

Al C so true

This is a poem by Dylan Thomas, not Ozz, whoever that may be...

bump

Agree

Supreme Leader Nugget only if you are fool, it is curse. For you, I guess, it is curse

Capella Qwerty ? Why would you want to live forever? Give me one good reason You would literally be trapped in a completely empty void for eternity, no planets or stars or galaxies to explore. That’s an endless torture

Supreme Leader Nugget why it has to be in void? It can happen in reality and my choice would be to bring eternity for my close people and explore the universe, to understand God and by God I do not mean Gods of existing religions. It is a possibility to challenge universe itself.

Capella Qwerty Yeah then what happens when the universe implodes and everything disappears numnuts You’d be floating around forever in nothingness

JingleMallet interstellar

More and more death news are coming from all over the world... And many a times sitting in front of the tv hearing the news, I find myself uttering the first lines in my mind... "Rage, rage against the dying of the light..."

Big mood homie, same

Alexander nothing wrong nor idiotic about compassion

Gage The Navigator Charles Darwin said that compassion is the true winner in the game of evolution. A especies who doesn’t care about his fellows it’s more likely to go extinct.

Elizabest I love that, I had no idea

I would say Stephen Hawking has done enough for mankind to earn the right to "go gentle into the good night."

Rip that great man

This one is osm dude.....DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT

Dr Hawking did not go gentle. Every odd was against him but he recognized the gift of his mind and put it to use for the good of mankind.

@@willm678 Truly. Those who had his illness were not expected to live long. But he raged against the dying of the light, and lived a meaningful life and contributed a lot to humanity. Such a legend.

Harbinger Of good at university or at school?

Same Brother. The only movie

And don't forget the reading from one of the greatest actors to ever live, Sir Anthony Hopkins

Colin Ritter wasn't it a villanette?

+Colin Ritter +Nihaĺ rajeev It's a villanelle.

Colin Ritter looks like auto correct pulled a fast one on ya, lol.

@@iamjeffreydohnt He was actually welsh, has a strong welsh accent.

So true so much what I already believe you put into words. When everyone's around in is asleep it's hard to rage do you think you're nuts but they're asleep they think this is all a dress for yourself they're a plane is supposed to have a role in connect the end of the day what Remains of the Day Anthony revealed so pointiently

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Sorry but: slept*

Only 1?

tonykidv2 nice one!

Lol now it's 93, honestly i don't inderstand why someone should dislike this

fyi "good night" is referred to as "death" here

Ameer Hamza one of the most accurate comments I have read

Holy shit this is true

holy shite

+Zach Woodin Thanks a lot mate :D I like knowing that causes these feelings

Craig Mammalton my Friend you are absolutely right, but let me invite you to see the full video, the name of the video is "rage against" it's the name I put for the poem with music and video :)

Actually Thomas didn't name the poem. 'Do Not go...' is actually just a name we give it.

Either way it's still gets most beautiful poem ever written

Poem*

Hello fellow infinite flight pilot

Diego, muchas gracias por tu comentario y por apreciar este video, espero te gusten los próximos. un abrazo

Thanks my friend, I really do this for people that know to appreciated the meaning of the video and see beyond cinema product.

Hopeless - Advent Sorrow

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NbHjV07FShg.html

Lightning Vlad TEARS! 😭

wouldnt sound right to me,dylan was welsh and this being recited by a welshman is music to my ears

Nah Anthony hit the spot perfectly.

nah, I like hopkins' accent better

Dylan Thomas needs a brit's accent.

Dylan Thomas wrote this poem, so now you know