He can sing...Hugh Jackman can sing! "Faints to the floor" he's the voice of the Easter bunny and he can sing! "Laughs and dies" he's the best

One of the most amazing movie I have ever seen in my life time. I cannot count the times that I have watched this film! Simply marvelous!

I hope they really make Fantine look beautiful for the final scene in editing. She's supposed to be an angel here.

This is a fantastic production with awesome singing, emotions,scenery,war clips, transformation of Hugh Jackman to a loving person. Hugh Jackman should get the academy award for best actor. I have seen this movie 3 times so far and will see it again and again. You could hear a pin drop in theatre each time I went and even some spontanious clapping from viewers. Wow what an awesome movie!

This is talent. The ensemble is...I can't even think of a word to describe their sound! This movie was beautiful and this scene in particular made my heart soar as it always does. Fabulous!

Omg can't believe I have found this, was an extra in this exact scene, 16h of filming in the cold and rain in Greenwich London, totally worth it!! Hugh Jackman has such an amazing voice!!!!

I have wanted this movie to be made for so long. I couldn't believe when I heard Hugh Jackman would be Jean Valjean. He was the only person I could imagine doing it, and they got him! It looks amazing. The soundtrack will be released before the movie, probably. I'm looking forward to some good cries before I ever sit down in the theater. Come on, December!!!

Such a masterpiece; heart stirring. Did it such justice. Well done. Bravo.

I've seen the movie twice, I just loved it, and I will no doubt see it again!! Fabulous

Yes, it sounds wonderful already now, and when they still add the music later,.... STUNNING! I'm sure, not only the trailer will be awesome. I think, gooseflesh pure, and also some tears, are guaranteed at some points of the movie.

I'm so excited for this movie. Anne Hathaway sounds great in the trailer. Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting video. I am looking forward to seeing this film when it is finally released as I am a fan of Les Miserables. Thank you for posting it!

Me too. With the finished product. It will be amazing and I cant wait

I can't wait for the trailer. These people are singing without music, imagine the effect when it will be mixed in post production. AWESOME.

THANK YOU!!!

Been waiting for so long. Finally it is here - Wolverine the Musical

Thanks for sharing!!

Can't wait to watch this movie!!!

In the movie (as in the book) it's Gavroche that drops off Marius' letter that's intercepted by Valjean. They gave that task to Eponine in the stage version to enhance her part.

Saw the full movie yesterday. Really amazing.

I seriously can't wait to see this. It's going to be amazing.

Cool, thanks :) I'm seriously looking forward to this!

They aren't making a film about the book. They are filming the musical and in the musical, this is the last song. It's like a reprise of the earlier "Do you here the people sing" and the lyrics are slightly different. Every character is singing in this song. Everyone, dead or alive. It represents that Jean Valjean is dying - halfway to paradise and half on earth. Fantine has a few lines, together with Eponine, to "guide" Jean Valjean to heaven... it's just the way it is in the musical.

Awesome!

I am SO going to see this in December.

ahh i see. oh well this still looks amazing! cant wait to see it :)

This is the finale song of the whole movie (Do you hear the people sing? Lost in the valley of the night...) That's why Fantine, already passed away long ago, is standing beside Valjean.

good for them, to each his/her own

I saw the movie today, luckily big songs such as I dreamed a dream or DYHTPS weren't change (although DYHTPS was sung by everyone, and i was a bit frustrated that Enjolras wasn't given his solo in it) On My Own, and One More Day, those were really fine. Smaller songs such as Fantine's Death, ABC/red and black, Look Down, and much more were either shortened or the lyrics changed, which made me a little mad at first. But then I realized how amazing it was altogether, even with all the changes. :)

Dear Waroonga, thanks for sharing!!!

yes, i've just watched the movie... cried so hard at this part

words cant describe how amazing this is

Jackman is wearing Valjean's famous yellow coat from the book! Ahh this movie looks fantastics! I CAN'T WAIT!!

Why do I feel like I'm going to cry endlessly in the cinemas?

in interviews, they said all singing will be preformed live for the movie

And apparently, unlike other recent movie musicals, the players actually sing (not lipsynch) on every take. That takes some chops, especially when you're outside in the cold all day long in nothing but a negligee.

I totally agree with you! I'm so excited it's unbelievable!!! I have the feeling that I will embarrass myself when I leave the cinema with my make-up all down my face, but it sure as hell is worth it!

i started crying at the part where maurice came back to find his friends all dead.i was working up to crying befor that though.i never cry during movies EVER!so this is an amazing movie.

My pleasure! :-)

Question: Have you actually SEEN this musical on stage? This musical is anything but trifle and is one of the, if not THE, greatest musical to hit stage.

I CAN'T WAIT I CAN'T WAIT I CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!

The movie was so amazing!

This is going to be flat out PHENOMENAL.

lol got chills!!

This "trifle musical" as you call it, has been running continuously for 27 years. Despite your contempt for musical theater, an awful lot of people have been touched and thrilled by the story and music.

Cool hearing the singing with out instruments!! LES MIZ ROCKS...and I can't wait for it to come out!!! L

Keep that spirit going.

this is a later revolution, yes here are the ghosts singing ...

I looked up the young actor who plays Enjolras. He's a favorite of mine, because "Do You Hear The People Sing?" just puts me in a puddle. He's a wonderful young actor that's done several Broadway musicals. I look forward to him. I'm sure the 'dying on the barricades' scene won't be so clean in a movie. I told my best friend I better go alone a few times before she tries to be seen with me! Shops in NYC sell shirts with 24601 on them. I may have to have one.

i got goosebumps.

Comes out tomorrow!!!! Ahhhh

I love Anne Hathaway (:

With such a well-known story, spoilers, for those who aren't familiar with the book/musical, are to be expected when it comes to the movie. That was hardly spoiling the movie anyway, trust me.

So true! Though as I age it seems I can't think of anything,anytime! I was somewhat dubious about Phantom of the Opera being recreated on 'celluloid' as I am about Les Mis' being given the same treatment.I am curious as to how much of this will be computer generated.But we have two months to reflect on 'what ifs' etc.I saw it 3 times on the West End in London & was mesmerised each time.So yes I too look forward to seeing this version.

Thank you, I'm really glad, that there are people who have understood what I wanted to express, and agree with me. :-)

Thank you. :-)

You are correct. Those are the finale lyrics. This is a live set recording it will probably look very different in the actual movie.

The movie was awesome!!

Oh my goodness, I can't wait to see how Tom Hooper is going to incorporate the barricade into the finale. This is going to be AWESOME.

this must be EPIC 8)

I like how they sang live as well :)

At the end of the musical everyone who had died sings the final version of Do You Hear the People Sing.

If you pause the video right when the camera starts to sweep upwards at the start of the shot, you can see dead bodies strewn along the base of the barricade. They look like soldiers.

The thing is we basically just watched the end, as this is the final scene.

because eponine singing with fantine sounded heavenly

oh, and she gives Valjean a letter. Very brief crossing of the paths.

This is the ending. Looks awesome.

I think that this is the finale; presumably, Fantine has just led Valjean to heaven.

it is. check it out on the official trailer. the one by DanceOn and at 0:53 the girl on the far right hand side you will see is Eponine. you can also see her in this video at 1:27 the girl in the dark brown dress just below the bottom left hand corner of the little logo thing at the top of the screen. also most likely Eponine

I beleive this is the music at the very end... at least of the end stage show

People, this is a brilliant musical, taken from an even more brilliant book. Please give this masterpiece a chance before you damn it.

the movie was so so so good . =D

I love that they are doing the ghost part of Les Miserables. Most people comment it is not like the book , well the book itself it quite the story with a lot of detail, and the movie is the musical. I love that my favorite song has this scene, the epilogue, I only wonder if eponine will show up as well, since she is suppose to sing with them as well.

She actually did cross paths with him twice.... once when Valjean arrived at the Thenardiers' to claim Cosette, and again when she was dropping off a letter to Cosette from Marius. I think it adds to the idea of 'heaven' that Fantine and Eponine would realize they are part of the same family now.

Eponine was in love with Marius, who was in love with Cosette, and Eponine was subsequently protective of Cosette and ValJean when the Thenardier gang tried to break in. Fantine probably saw all of this from Heaven and embraced Eponine as part of her 'family'. I think that is why the two of them show up together when JVJ is dying. It fits in perfectly with the humanitarian theme of the musical that they would be shown as one 'family'...sappy, perhaps, but that's why so many fans love it.

It is the finale - hence "Lost in the valley of the night" line. Though Eponine would usually be on Valjean's other side, least in the stage version. But let's wait and see.

You don't have to worry about that cause the film is going to be pretty much completely sun-through, like the stage piece itself. There is a new song added to the score though, called Suddenly

This is the final scene of the play when they all reunite in heaven

Dude, the musical has been running on stages around the world for twenty-five years now, and the book has been around since 1862. I think the time for worrying about spoilers is long past.

*lol* happens. Can't think of everything evertime... Whatever that scene was, can't wait to see the finished movie.

If you gave this "trifle" musical a chance, you would change your mind. 100% guaranteed.

True. Technically so is Valjean. It's the bigtime epic finale!

This is the reprise. She's always in this song.

Its a movie based off a famous musical, based off a famous book. Im surprised you're watching this and haven't read the book or seen the musical. i recommend doing that first before so you get an idea of the movie's expectations (10th anniversary is my favorite one by far)

I know! It's almost how I imagined it when I read the book! :D

This isn't the first act. The lyrics in the first act are "Do you hear the people sing, singing the song of angry men? It is the music of a people who will not be slaves again!" sung by the rebels. The lyrics here are from the finale, "Do you hear the people sing, lost in the valley of the night? It is the music of a people who are rising to the light!" sung by the souls of the dead in Heaven.

This is the Epilogue - all the dead characters come back at this point I believe (hence why Valjean is also there).

im dying in a pool of tears. someone call help.

WOW

with all the speculation I guess we are all going to try to find our patience (i know...very difficult!) and wait for the movie!

My mistake. It is the West End's longest running musical. It has had over 11,000 performances, which is the most on West End.

It's the finale, not the barricade scene. Where all the characters show up as ghosts or whatever and sing about hope for a better future.

it looks as though Eponine is not in this particular scene but I can't wait to hear Samantha Barks' rendition of "On My Own" in this movie. She was amazing as Eponine in the 25th Anniversary concert DVD.

Ironically one of my friends, also a student at the uni, is an extra in the film in that exact scene lol

Oh saw her... haha! Thanks a bunch... XD

jesus, i swear i can hear killian donnelly's voice in the playback

This is the end. Everyone sings on the last number alive or in spirit

Ja, ich kann's auch nicht erwarten. Endlich können die Fans, die nicht die Möglichkeit hatten in eine seiner Shows in SF, Toronto oder NY zu gehen, ihn auch wieder singen hören. (.....und natürlich auch sehen.) :-D Aber leider dauert es noch sooooooo lange. :-(

It's the finale version.

I think Hugo would've turned over in his grave if he knew that they made his brilliant novel into a trifle musical