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This movie is no Hogan's Heroes..

Shame that was done with a mobile phone

Make America Great Again.............. and May Gods Pure Love Bless Us All..

❤The BEST ONE❤

Fl. Lt. Wally Floody from Canada was one of the tunnel engineers and technical advisor for the movie a good man.

Nothing like a great western. You always know who the good guys are and who the bad guys are. That is why they make very few westerns these days. Only a handful of stars are man enough to play these roles. Amen.

Đây là ở nước nào

Best Western movie soundtrack ever written

No pun intended, but Magnificent!

I love the part in the the middle of the theme, Hilts theme full orchestra! Yeah! The entire film score is Great!

besser geht es nicht ja Wundervoll voller Liebe und allem was es ausmacht

I’m 81 years old and I remember watching this movie in the theater when it first came out. The whole thing, the music, the show, all the characters, just blew me away. In CinemaScope with a really good sound system. Everyone was talking about it. I was, I think, in high school at the time. It was the ultimate western.

Oh my God!! As a kid I watched the movie and this beautiful music it is like watching the moving with all the beautiful cast all over again!! Soo cool!!

I have also found my self returning to review this video..one thing I love is how the music 🎶 seem to I'll day gallop from one horn section to the other like the 7did in the movie like rider's moving on just a great musician love this

Having grown up 40 years ago on a steady diet of rock music I've always felt this is arguably the greatest piece of music ever made and certainly one the most iconic. Primarily the beginning and ending signature sections. When you hear it, you know it and there's no mistaking it. Incredible.

John Barry a legend

マックイーンの履いていたリーバイスのジーンズが欲しい😂

Las agencias espaciales nos presentan imágenes con el planeta esférico, siendo que la realidad muestra que evidentemente es plano, (plan-eta). Además todas las imágenes están ultra editadas.

Pene

O mundo livre do obscurantismo nazista canta!

Immer wieder grandios. Unvergesslicher Sound.

Elmer's form conducting is so sharp and vibrant ... as is the music and orchestra ... genuis Bernstein

Two points. 1) It was very difficult for the escapers to get civilian clothes. Several of the escapers were captured as their ID photos showed them all wearing the same sports jacket - A hounds tooth check if I recall. The Germans were not stupid. 2) if anyone re -releases the movie, when the credits roll, they should include photos of "The 50" with their dates, say 1918-1944, 1912-1944, 1920-1944, -1944, -1944, -1944, -1944 you get the idea. If that doesn't drive home the lesson, then the film viewers are impervious to any sense of history, the cost of war, and what men will do to be free.

One of the most evocative movie sound tracks!.., Nuff said.

Gorgeous!

ADORABLE!!!

My favorite song, ever, and I would love to transport myself to that time, place and audience, so fun!!

A great piece appropriate for a great movie about the greatest generation.

Jeden z mistrzów...

მაგარია !!!

Goose bumps every time!😅

Never give up!

What a movie and sound track .. from a time when America was full of hope

I know you must get 1,000s of these. But this is so joyful. @therealalmurray

John Barry is the best!

This is amazing! When the whole crowd starts whistling is great!

Welcome to Marlboro Country!

Some audiences seem standing ? Am I right ? 🧍‍♂🧑‍🤝‍🧑👭🧍🧍‍♀🧍👬🧑‍🤝‍🧑

The Marlboro man !!!!

Love it when Europeans play American movie scores!

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If I was there, I think I'd give a standing ovation and not care if anybody else didn't stand up.

Ouço esse tema de Elmer há mais de 50 anos e posso afirmar, se eu viver até 100 anos vou continuar ouvindo como se fosse a primeira vez 🎼❤️

Elmer and Leonard, two brilliant contemporaries, two of my heroes.

Just perfect

My all time favorite movie.

Great tribute to those lost !!

This theme brings back such childhood memories.

What I love most about this is how much Elmer embraces the audience getting involved in the performance. Too many composers seem to be too self absorbed, and in a way I can understand why - because it’s THEIR composition. But EB just had that joy and passion for music and seemed to understand how much his music meant to others and the impact it had on the audience. The Great Escape is a truly legendary score and it’s like he wholly embraced that and understood how big of an impact it was and what it meant to so many. So for him to just sit back and revel in the audience participation was almost a way for him to acknowledge his work and understand that it was bigger than himself. A truly legendary composer.