This is why many actors and actresses have depression, they become a completely different person when acting and it takes away a part of themselves. People don't know how hard it is until they've tried it.

You really chose some of the best performances in this video

I only wish there was less crying. Acting is about so much more than crying and yelling. In fact, performing as a quiet or an uplifting character tends to be much more difficult.

This is the most beautiful tribute I've seen.

2 mentions of Joaquin just shows how good an actor he really is

Al Pacino's performance in the Scent of the woman still kills me every time...absolute masterclass in acting.

Lovely and passionate work. Thank you for making it buddy.

This art is something I have been entranced with since before I could remember anything, the film industry is a beautiful thing and this presentation of emotions and beauty should remain immortal for all time, let us rejoice that we are fortunate to witness such a thing

I don't know why everybody is criticising for his clips of crying. This is an important part of acting. He chose beautiful clips and with a beautiful editing and a background music he presents us with a beautiful piece of video which made me cry cause I got the feel of remembering all of the clips of all the videos. And it is grasping me. Oh how much I love cinema !

I love acting. It's small and doesn't really get shown to anyone when I do it, but it matters so much to me. The ability to become someone I'm not, or someone I struggle so much to be. The freedom of anything. I want to play the perfect hero who gets everything he wants, as it's what I dream to be. I want to play someone angry at the world, as I want to shout at it for all the horrible things that happen in it. I want to play the darkest villian so I can unleash my anger without consequences or without judgement. I'm only playing a fool and the audience is me. All of those things are in me, it's just about trying to find the best one but I so often don't. It's true freedom, true escapism. I'm playing a fool, and the only audience is me.

The hardest part about acting is believing and being the character you play.

Every time i hear Al Pacino saying: " You understand? I'm in the dark!", I start crying. His performance in Scent of a Woman is so special.

Joaquin Phoenix in the master is the best performance I’ve ever seen on film

The Marlon Brando smile at the end is everything I lived for.

Everyone's best performances :when they're crying Joker:when he is laughing

As someone training to be an actor right now - thank you. A beautiful tribute.

This cinema project is my favourite thing!!!!

I don't understand why in the world you don't have millions of subscribers. The editing is phenomenal, and brings out every emotional part of me. The videos make me smile, the videos make me cry. The videos make me hate humanity, or gives me hope in humanity. Well done, well done❤❤❤.

It's like I'm watching a hit film documentary series that makes me more excited for the next episode to release. Amazing work David!

That smile of Marlon brando at the end Is pure perfection. Thank you thank you and thank you🔝

this must be one of the most beautiful edits you have ever made! Every single artist you include is magnificent. You truly touched the beauty that is the art of acting

Acting is just one of those things like any talent where you either have it or your don’t. Like being good at the piano.

when an actress/actor is able to make you feel something or change you somehow after you see them perform, they have done their job. it’s truly a beautiful work of art.

I want to be an actor someday. I have an extreme passion of everything that is related to artistry. ✨

*movies of this amazing and emotional video* Chaplin Lost in translation The prestige Blade runner i, Tonya Birdman The dark knight Inglorious basterds Eyes wide shut Dallas buyers club Black swan Immortal beloved A clockwork orange The master At eternity’s gate There will be blood Sophie’s choice Midsommar The godfather Life is beautiful Joker Schindler’s list Glory American psycho The pianist Good will hunting Shutter island Nightcrawler Fences Fight club Im not there Marriage story Little women Brothers Scent of a woman

As an actor I can't help but completely agree. If you think acting is just a job you haven't acted. It's an art form that takes so much out of you. You start to lose yourself in the role and that's when you know you're acting. You know you're acting when you lose yourself in the role

I love how the video started with marlon brando and ended with marlon brando.

It's crazy how every time I watch your videos I think: that's it. I want to work in film. I don't know how, but you manage to capture that essence that makes cinema the seventh art. And I have this feeling of nostalgia that takes me, and at the same time the feeling of knowing where I'm going and where I belong. So thank you.

Daniel-day Lewis is at another level of mastery

every now and then I come back to this video to realise how much I am in love with being an actor

No matter how many times I poke fun, no matter how many criticisms, I will never know the lengths an actor will take.

No one can act now a days like these but i am so proud to live in the era of these legends 😭😭

That's a powerful collection of some best performances..

Notice the tribute given to Marlon Brando at the beginning and end of the video. He obviously deserves it being the greatest actor ever.

The Art of Editing 🔥

Thanks for adding Joker Otherwise it would be incomplete

I love this so much. Johnny Depp must be in to this video 😭

Ever since I watched How to Train Your Dragon as a kid, I've been entranced by films and film making. One of the most interesting parts about it is that each actor could play the same part and they could be entirely different. The experiences an actor has will be different from any other actor so they will approach a character from their personal view.

Every single person shown in this clip is a master in the art of acting.....just see those bloody movies 🥶 , i am out of words

Watching Marlon Brando (what a start and end of the video!), the epitome and paradox of acting, made me think about Elia Kazan and what he used to write in the scripts to his cast: "the only way to understand any character is through yourself. Everyone is much more alike than they willingly admit - if you will dig and be honest about what you see".

Christoph Waltz performance in IB needs to have a standing ovation..amazing performance.

"the dark knight" FKN TEARS

My parents say I’m not cut out for acting but the passion is there. I just need to put myself out there and get the classes, and drive myself forward from that point on.

I love cinema. It's visual literature. If a picture is worth a thousand words, I don't know how many more a motion picture is worth.

What damon and especially williams delivers in good will hunting is absolutely outstanding. A duo performance that makes cinema great.

You make me speechless and in silence trying to re-evaluate my life.

"All artists are more than one person." I... Wow. I think that's the most amazing description that I didn't know I always needed to hear.

The best performances all in one video... wow... Schindler’s List was the part that caught me. It’s an absolute masterpiece.

The art of acting delivered by the art of editing, that's so precious for me.

This made me emotional. I have tremendous love for this art and for those who practice it. You've really mastered the art of story telling. I saw this shared on Facebook, fell in love with it in 10 seconds. When I saw your signature at the end, I couldn't help but say "no wonder". I'm a big, big fan of yours. I wish I could say this to you in person

made my day believe me and watching Marlon Brando with that smile ❤️

Tobey Maguire is criminally underrated his performance in Pawn Sacrifice and Brothers were simply astonishing.

This video deserves a minimum of 100 million views just for the amount of emotions he was able to show with this insane editing

i love acting, i love movies, i love cameras, i love screenplays i'm in love with everything about cinema

The thing that make me happy is I have seen 70% of the movies you showed I loved it thank you..

I've always wanted to be an actress for as long as I can remember. This video is giving me the motivation to make my dream come true.

I m literally crying. These actors are so realistic

This is one of the most beautiful videos on UKposts. You are one talented editor.

Have been watched almost these masterpeices but Malcom's Performance in A Clockwork Orange still blow my mind till today.

imagine showing this video to someone who doesn't know anything about movies, they are gonna start loving it.

This makes me cry every time I watch it. Every time I need a reminder as to why I want to do this, and thankfully it doesn't happen a lot, I watch this video and I just recharge instantly. Thanks for creating a video that I can use to rejuvenate my heart with passion when I don't 1000% percent feel it.

Please tell, how many of you have received goosebumps watching the incredible artist all at once for together and since respect for those who work behind the camera, and they are the crew, makeup artist, hairdressers, production designers, screenwriters, visual effect demonstrators, and more A cinema is a heart work, more than hard work, done by all the members on the screen and behind the screen, who share a strong bond of love for cinema

To know a great actor is to realize they have triggered something within you, whether relevant to the scene, not always necessary. Human expression, through human expression.

Have watched this video more than 100 times over 2 years.

Probably i found your video months ago, but i still rewatch this masterpiece again and again. This video gives me an inspiration and beautiful feelings. I still proud that Cinema is my favourite art.

That pause from Michael Keaton after he says "I'm a fu*king actor" gives me chills everytime

I'm an actor and I've been getting back to this video every now and again for years every time I need an inspiration and move on! Thank you!

I dont know why this dont have at least 10M views, its beautiful! I see it 60 times or more!

And here's the list of the movies you've been finding for so long: 1. Chaplin 2. Lost in Translation 3. The Prestige 4. Blade Runner 5. I, Tonya 6. Birdman 7. The Dark Knight 8. Inglorious Basterds 9. Eyes Wide Shut 10. Dallas Buyers Club 11. Black Swan 12. Immortal Beloved 13. A Clockwork Orange 14. The Master 15. At Eternity's Gate 16. There Will Be Blood 17. Sophie's Choice 18. Midsommar 19. The Godfather 20. Life Is Beautiful 21. Joker 22. Schindler's List 23. Glory 24. American Psycho 25. The Pianist 26. Good Will Hunting 27. Shutter Island 28. Night Crawler 29. Fences 30. Fight Club 31. I'm Not There 32. Marriage Story 33. Little women 34. Brothers 35. Scent of a woman ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm a Filmmaker and I'll watch this masterpiece a thousand times even more... thanks❤

You say the unsaid, bringing what's beneath the darkest in a way of grasping delivery. Thank you TheGaroStudio

I truly believe that as i was going to give up on pursuing this dream of becoming an actor and going to school for it and all that, this video is recommended to me for a reason. Who ever it is… thank you 💛

Goosebumps. That's it. Goosebumps and admiration.

Oh man this was great. I think the only addition I'd have put was Brando's "I Could've been a contender"

Damn I love acting so damn much this is so beautiful ✨❤️ I can't wait to act for a living

This is greatest video I've ever seen. One of the greatest ever performances in 2.41 minutes. ❤🙌

'The master' is the best of Joaquín Phoenix.

That "nothing nothing nothing" by Michael Keaton in Birdman gets me every time. ❤️

I truly appreciate the guts it takes to expose ones vulnerability as these clips show. But like a comment that was made is the greatest performances are the ones that show the better souls in men and who make the simple things look interesting. This is the crying face and then there’s the happy face. Wonderful job with this piece.

من كثر جمال الفيديو اعدت مشاهدته 3 مرات❤️🙏✨

I can’t believe they didn’t give Joaquin an Oscar for the master

I teared up. Thank you. Ive met several actors irl, they are on a different play of existence. I admire them, but would never switch places with them. The price is too high.

Admin i truly respect you, the photo you put at the ending Brando's smiling means how dept you know about the beauty of films.

The pianist performance was beyond this world .

You don’t know how much these new perspectives help an actor achieve who he really is. Great video 👍🏻

A big thank you, to all the actors and actresses who have touched my heart by only but not only acting, for showing me the beautiful different and extraordinary worlds that come from the mind of a human being.

Dude, you made me emotional. Respect the craft.

Acting takes a lifetime. Keep creativity and art flowing!

It's such a beautiful thing like you don't even need language to communicate. You know how they say communication is like only 7% words and context? I loved this video!

I watched this with tears rolling down my eyes. Thank you for this.

I still rewatch your videos just like that. I mean, you've done such a great job capturing the essence of it all, so.. yeah. Quite pperfect, hits me right in the feels

Denzel in Training Day is a performance that always stood out to me. This is an amazing group of performances here

art of editing

Out of all of these, meryl instantly gave me chills. The great of greats.

Ending the video with Al Pacino and Marlon Brando was ❤️🥺

i am an aspiring actor and this video made me so happy. it reminded me why i want to act, why it is the only thing i want to do with my life at this point. in these times with the pandemic and everything i've been tormented about my future. now i remember my roots

Oh man, goosebumps 💥....With even this little snippets.. I guess that's the power of great acting that it makes u feel that can only be felt.

This made me cry a lot.

Acting may be like sculpting, it may be the most liberating feeling in the world, it may require the most hard efforts, it may be highly satisfying and rewarding or greatly depressing and sucking the soul out of your body... whatever it maybe... But in the end, IT'S JUST ACTING. You cannot expect to BECOME A PHENOMENON OVERNIGHT, or have the right to interfere with people's lives, or consider yourself above laws and regulations, or expect extra amount of respect from the people even when you're not performing. An actor is a mere human. You can be an actor's fan, but you cannot/should not be his devotee. An Actor Should Be Treated With The Due Respect He/she Deserves, nothing more nothing less.

These are movies worth watching. I'm psyched to see all of them.