Answers to the movie Amadeus?
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1.  Mozart lived in a lot of cities, but Vienna is where he did his best work.  I also believe this was the setting for the movie.\n\n2.  Constantine (Stanzie) is what he called his wife in the movie.\n\n3.  Don't remember.\n\n4.  He played lots of instruments, in the movie he played piano and harpsichord.\n\n5.  Too many notes...hmmm....don't remember.\n\nGreat movie- even greater composer.
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I know! I saw this movie with a friend of mine. My friend hated the ending! She said she hates it when movies have s*** endings! It was kind of unresolved wasn't it? So Denzel's character gets a diamond out of the ordeal and apparently the robbers get away. What did you think?
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The phantom waits in the secret tunnel, it is secret because no one else discovered it and he waits years composing love songs for Christine. Raoel and her have a good life but he passes, one day when she is at his grave, she sees the music box on his grave stone. She opens it and there is a note inside from the Phantom who asks her if she will have him for the rest of his life, he will wait at the top of the old opera house near the rearing horses for her answer. \nAs she deliberates at home whether to go, a message arrives from her late Raoel. He tells her that if she is reading this, he is gone and that he has been helping the Phantom to exist because the Phantom relinquished her to him so long ago.\nRaoel tells her to go to him.\nWith the same gown he first saw her perform in, she arrives on the roof with the music box and the ring, now on her finger forever..................\nThat is my ending. Everyone got to be loved and love in return
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The song was actually written by a very young Mozart. So there. Ner.
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try this link... http://www.mozartproject.org/compositions/index.html\n\nhope that helps... GO Mozart!!!
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I really liked the scene that bwalstonpwa mentioned, plus some more:\n \nMichael wakes up to find sheets with oil and a "severed" part of his bicycle on his bed;\n\nGob trying to dramatically throw the letter Michael gave him to the sea, only to be thwarted byt he wind;\n\nGeorge Michael's Star Wars reenactment;\n\nMichael leaves "Bland" (Anne) in Mexico);\n\nMaeby announces she plans to fake an escape to South america and she has forged a airplane ticket to Portugal. George Michael tries to point out Portugal is in Europe, but Maybe just says: "Yeah, I know". Later on, Gob finds the ticket and says: "Portugal? so, Michael, you're going to live large in South America!"
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I would say it was Mozart.
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I think they went something like this:\n\n1. Pay particular attention in the beginning of the film: at least two clues are revealed before the credits.\n\n2. Notice appearances of the red lampshade.\n\n3. Can you hear the title of the film that Adam Kesher is auditioning actresses for? Is it mentioned again?\n\n4. An accident is a terrible event... notice the location of the accident.\n\n5. Who gives a key, and why?\n\n6. Notice the robe, the ashtray, the coffee cup.\n\n7. What is felt, realized and gathered at the club Silencio?\n\n8. Did talent alone help Camilla?\n\n9. Notice the occurrences surrounding the man behind Winkies.\n\n10. Where is Aunt Ruth?
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yeah, mozart composed the song when he was 4. and then several hundred years later it was transposed to english and then they made the alphabet song out of it. mozart is one of the greatest composers of all time!
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does that dude ever give a short answer ?  lol,,I would like to see the movie,,lol lol lol
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Very concentrated synopsis:\nA wife dresses up as a man to take a prison job in order to free her unjustly imprisoned husband.\n\nWho's Who?\n\nLeonore is a brave young woman who will risk anything to rescue the man she loves. She fools everybody into thinking she's a young man named "Fidelio" (meaning "Faithful").\n\nFlorestan is Leonore's husband and an outspoken enemy of tyranny and injustice. He has been rotting in a dungeon for two years and is near death.\n\nDon Pizarro is the evil overseer of the prison.\n\nRocco the prison warden, is Fidelio's boss, Don Pizarro's lackey, and a person of unusually ambiguous morality.\n\nMarzelline Rocco's daughter, is in love with "Fidelio."\n\nJacquino another young man who works in the prison, is in love with Marzelline.\n\nDon Fernando is Don Pizarro's boss, Florestan's friend, and the local minister of state.\n\nWhere and When?\n\nIn and around a prison in Spain. While Beethoven set this story in the late 1700s, opera houses today often update the timeless action.
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Info on the Trapp Family\nThere is a movie out called The Sounds of Music, which tells the story of the Trapp family.\n\nIn short:\nThe nobleman von Trapp had several children, living in Austria. His wife had died and he was about to marry a noble lady. She was really not nice and did not like the children. Mr. von Trapp hired a nanny for his kids and the kids loved her. They wanted Dad to marry the nanny and did all kinds of set ups to get the noble lady out of the house that is, castle or mansion. The nanny realized that Mr. von Trapp had fallen in love with her and left the family, retreating into a monastery, because she did not want to break up Mr. von Trapp's engagement to the lady. Yet, the kids missed her and got her back, while the lady left. All were happy. Then the Nazis came to Austria and wanted Mr. von Trapp to comply. He did not agree with them. The musical family had a concert planned and went to the concert. They got knowledge that the Nazis would wait after the concert and take all of them to prison. The family left the concert early and escaped, with the Nazis after them. In the end, the family made it on foot walking across the border to safe Switzerland.\n\nYou may want to rent the movie to see the details.\n\nThere are other people outside of the US, Canada and Britain who made a difference in the world: \n* Mahatma Ghandi, who was leading in freeing India from the British empire; there is also a movie on him (2 parts). Ghandi said to the British governor something like, "I want you to get of here." The question was, "Out of where?" Ghandi said, "Out of India." They finally did!\n\n* Charlemagne, or Charles the great, who lived around 800 AD in a united West and Middle Europe; he ordered that all houses have to plant a certain plant on their straw covered roofs. This plant worked like a lightning rod! He was also said to hold the spear of destiny, which had pierced Christ. It was said that he who had the spear, had the power. Charlemagne created courts and founded schools.\n\n* Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has been one of the greatest composers of all times. His music is happy and elegant, uplifting and joyful. There is a movie on him. He was a child protégé and gave concerts early in life. He lived in Salzburg, Austria, his home can still be seen. The Magic Flute is probably his most famous work. His music is still among the most beautiful.\n\nYou will find more info through rental videos and the Internet, Google may have much info on all these wonderful people.\n\nWishing you an interesting report and an A!\nCordially, India.Magica
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I lost it to my best friend in H.S. while we were watching a black market copy of Basic instinct because we were too young to watch it Theatre. So I guess there was no music involved, just the song to whatever was playing when the post movie credits were rolling.\n\nIt was a great 30 seconds lol
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"What do you want ? no matter what i want , what your family want . What you want ? what you want? "\n\n from the movie : " NOTEBOOK "
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Here is a list of the soundtracks, names and authors and performers. I havent seen the movie but maybe you recognize it by the name. Good Luck!!\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421729/soundtrack
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A wine tasting road trip to salute Jack's final days as a bachelor careens woefully sideways as he and Miles hit the gas en route to mid-life crises. The comically mismatched pair, who share little more than their history and a heady blend of failed potential and fading youth, soon find themselves drowning in wine and women. Emerging from a haze of pinot noir, wistful yearnings and trepidation about the future, the two inevitably collide with reality.\n\n\n\nThe sideways is in refrence to there trip, not going forwaqrd or back, just sideways.......
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i have it. it rocks on the DVD. all the deleted scenes rocked. i liked the scene where napoleon threw that fruit at uncle rico's car then he runs for the fence. he gets to the top and falls over the edge. its funny watching him act stupid in the movie.