Bjork - ScatterHeart Lyrics

me : If this turns into one of those musical scenes, I think I might fall in love with this movie

(Singing starts)

me : holy fxxk

It is very sad and deep that every musical scene is Selma’s imagination☹️

Fucking Lars von trier makes so many depressing shit but this one is the most heartbreaking to me

Her face crumpling in that last second is so heartbreaking

I just did not like “you just did what you had to do “ 😜 but movie is masterpiece. I simply love it .

Those are Lars’s lyrics, on the SelmaSongs album it’s hers and they’re much better

This film introduced me to arthouse european films. They have such an unique vibe compared to American cinema, even this one that is supposendly set in the USA.

Usually i don't really like musical, but this is my favorite musical movie of alltime

This version is so superior to the one in Selmasongs

awesome song and scene

suçun böyle umutsuzluk dolu karagüldürülenmesi bende yankısı bir iç ürpertiyle sınırlanan bir garipseme yaratıyor fakir eteği fakir hırkası dediğin şey bir kişiye ne kadar güzellik katabilirse katmış bir mahrumiyet duygusundan binbir türlü bir monotonluğa geçiş harika etkiler yaratmış kurulan özdeşlik duygusu suçluyu suçlu gösteren açıklayıcı dürüstlük büyük suç beklentisini benimsemiyor da yadsımıyor da üstün bir anlatımcılık kişiler niyetlerini konuşuyorlar kelimeler berraklık kirlilik değerleri kadar uzun tınılıyorlar ve kişi nesneleşen o ses kaydına ve film dvd'sine sahip olmak için istek duyuyor tıpkı o hırka o etek o kendilik gibi...

Magnifique chanson !!!

this songs strongest in this movie.

Usually I hate musical. I loved this movie, anywhere. Bjork is wonderful.

the from pleasure to sadness part at the end fucking hell just kill me

Tonta Selma, a ti te culparan

This movie is devastating.. But my life and the torment and sorrow of it and also the one I love 3000 miles away transcends it

This movie should be made illegal. I haven't been able to bring myself to watch again. I keep telling myself I'll find the strength, but I just can't. :)

Gene's part kills me every time.

Small detail, but I've noticed that some versions of the film version do include the repetition with the vocal break/grit at 6:10 in the vocal take. In some versions it like just repeats one of the other repetitions exactly. I don't like this. The one with the vocal break is by far the better and most iconic version of this song and the most plaintive because you really get the clearest depiction of the raw emotional turmoil and desperation of the song and the character of Selma at this point in the film. Sometimes people's voices break unintentionally as a result of emotional strain or screaming or exertion. Vocal breaks are one of my favorite artifacts used in singing and I know that Björk (like most professional singers) is able to use them to great dramatic and emotional effect in her technique. Has anyone else noticed this? I just got the DVD of DITD in the mail from Amazon a couple days ago and it too does not have this vocal break at this point in the song. WHAT IS THE DEAL with this?

That's not a vocal break though. As much as i agree that vocal breaks highlight emotion and are underrated, if you know Björk's songs, this part was her doing like a smoky voice that sounds a bit like a break. It was a bit short here but she's able to pull it off in many performances.

ive always loved that part. its so emotional when her voice does that, its like the climax of her feelings.

Additon well whatever it is they should’ve kept it. Small details that add to a big picture. It was on the DVD 📀 of DIT that I rented back in 2005 but then it never appeared again on any other DVD 📀.

"Sleepyhead" got everything he deserved. That is a fact.

+Полина Раткина he loved this dick up his ass

Love doesn't mean being dishonest, also what a stupid behavior when you're like "I don't tell her and we don't find a way to solve a problem - I will just wait until we'll be kicked out of the house"

The "I killed your man part" is si hilarious when taken out of context

Aya Jab thank you !!

especially when the same time the wife is smiling and rising to cheer up the killer

this movie destroyed me.

Trigger Hippie My brother had to leave the theater when he saw it.

I saw it in 10th grade... I liked artsy movies always and managed to get it from the library back in 2004. I think I was depressed for like 3 months after I watched it. I never cried so hard in my life.... What a dousey. I wonder how the experience of watching it now would be....

❤️❤️❤️

OH ♥♥♥

Always when I'm feeling guilty

I make my buttslaves sing me this