Hair - Let the Sunshine In
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Published 2007-05-09
All Comments (21)
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I am 68 years old and I still cry everytime that I see this movie clip. There are a lot of hidden messages in this sequence of scenes. This song evokes so many emotions --- fear, despair ... hope ... and even enlightenment. Pretty amazing!
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"War is where the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing each other." - Niko Belic
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Treat Williams, thank you for this everlasting piece of art. Rest in Peace.
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One of the saddest scenes in movie history, the music just makes even more haunting. RIP Treat Williams
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Does anyone else want to cry because George was the best character in the film and he is just sent off so scared and alone? I know it's a fictional character, but you have to think about how many young men were sent off in similar ways.
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This is the saddest movie ending. He was doing his friend a favour and then got sent to his death during a war he was against.
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This song closed my mother's funeral service. It was one of her favorite movies. It was cloudy that day, but as the song was coming to an end the sun came out... Extraordinary experience.
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Rest in Peace, Treat Williams. You were amazing in this movie.
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The visual of the soldiers marching into the black void of the airplane makes me break into tears every time. Brilliant cinematography and choreography.
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As a Vietnam Era veteran At the time I thought America learned a lesson and was taking a turn for the best. Never before have I been so wrong.
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I can't watch this without crying my heart out. What a masterpiece of a musical
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I enlisted in October 1966. This breaks my heart. And then breaks it again. In late 1969 my sister and I went to see Hair. Still crying.
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In the service then.....lost my best friend, college room-mate and fraternity brother in Vietnam.....the ghosts are forever with us. This film segment touches us all.
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The scene, when they marching inside that plane, and disapperar in the dark, like a huge mouth, witch swallow them whole...that was Vietnam itself...this is one of the most powerful scenes for me...
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My husband has never seen Hair, so I’ve been playing clips to show how many popular bangers are from the musical. As soon as I started this one, I just burst into tears. May future generations live in a world where the young aren’t sent to die for the greedy.
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Our beloved Treat Williams (aka George Berger) 1951 - 2023 😢
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My son (12) watched yesterday this movie for the first time... Today he was listening music from Hair... I have finished my parenting... :)
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This is so powerful. Burger is not supposed to be there but gets sent to war. Symbolizes the time... these kids sent to die in a war they had no choice in fighting. Brings me to tears!
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This hits even harder today. RIP Trent Williams
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Saw the original production of Hair in 1968, which was a phenomenal experience. This scene from the movie was totally masterful and out weighs that experience.
