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Iconic BatterSea and PF cameo Piggy. Maybe Clive Owen's best work.

London, 2024

At 0:42, who are those men in the uniforms on the horses?

Interesting how the song goes from soundtrack to diegetic, seamlessly.

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3:27 A waiter drops something. They could have been eavesdropping.

In addition to Greg Lake's inspiring voice and Fripp's mellotron playing in the background, you can also see that the Battersea Power Station has a giant pig floatie near its smokestacks. This is the closest any apocalyptic film has ever gotten to being a prog rock record.

Michael in the entrance, Guernica on a kitchen wall and shortly later pigs fly. wealth beyond human understanding

2027? I have always had a hunch that, during the years 2027 to 2031 will be some years where some shit happens. Maybe not world ending, but enough to be changing for the course of civilization as we know it. Could be a war, a change in global monetary policy, another world order being made, or a shift in a positive direction. Either way remember the span of years from 2027 to 2031, it will be important somehow, be prepared. Something big will happen in those four years. It may just be tied to a specific region or country. Perhaps the us, or asia or europe. Just remember the dates 15th of may 2027 to the 28th of december 2031. Those four years will decide the destiny of millions, perhaps billions of people.

It's interesting You all missed the part of the end of the movie, because Theo's brother preserved the art of the past there will be humans that can see it again, because life begins a new. Theo is wrong in at this point in the movie as he like everybody else has lost hope.

this movie is still a remake of a series and movie.

Welcome to apocalyptic London, probably will be means tested, chedit checked, "DBSed" and have to get a visa just to get wander into the good side of London

the pig from Pink Floyd's Animals LP outside of the window ! BRILLIANT

One of the great scenes in film history. Right up there with any of the greats.

That’s how I’m gonna summon my mates one day, it’s gonna be cool!

"Alex ......take your pills."

Movies, plays, books, music - no one does decaying, post-imperial dystopia like the British. Grey skies, pale skins, forced smiles...

Did he predict iPad kids man? I’m tripping out

This scene by itself could have been the basis for an entire film showing the end of civilization and how the wealthiest of the world would remain in denial, lest their extreme comfort be interrupted. In fact, there are many stories which combine these elements already. Check the Old Testament of the christian bible, where the only equalizing force that can affect the wealthy and powerful is a reticent god who appears only sporadically. That's how we know he is fiction, created to assuage the fears of destitution for the masses.

That thing in Madrid. Wonder what that was? Muslim insurrection, tactical nuke, dirty bomb?

what was Alex doing?

Did anyone notice the Picasso painting on the wall. That painting depicts the bombing and massacre of a town named Guernica in Northern Spain. This was done by Fascists during the Spanish Civil War. The bombing was ordered by Francisco Franco to quash the resistance in that region and to gain control over it. The bombing mission was meant to destroy military targets but it ended in tragedy as many civilians were blown up and killed during the attack. If you can see, the figures in the painting are the townsfolk who were bombed- disfigured, mangled, mixed-up and distorted in the violence. I think it was nice addition to the scene in the sense that it gives a feeling of foreboding, an eerie retelling of the theme of government trying to control people during times of war and crisis. To use any means necessary to "keep the peace" and enforce its ideology, laws and policies on the population.

“See you on the pink side of the floyd” 🎶🎶🎶🎶

I just noticed how old the chauffeur is. I guess there is no retirement in this world so this dude is gonna keep on driving until he drops dead

love this film

Both sides a valuable here in this Movie, now and forever, the young Lady carrying and loving life as it falls into darkness.. the man who will give everything to help and support that life through it all for a hope of something greater and better for our young 🎉🎉🎉🎉

This is one of the most effective song choices for a scene in film history

Those repenters in yellow look very much like Just Stop Oil…

Very underrated movie

I was listening to pink floyd, and thought of this scene. Besides the flying pig, I remembered the kid with the wrist controlled device. Anyway, even if women were infertile, cloning embryos would still be possible? Grim anyway.

To anyone wondering the Opera song that comes on after TCOTCK is War, He Sung, is Toil and Trouble", by G.F. Handel! :D

does anyone know the name of the classic music that plays in the background while Nigel and Theo talk

does anyone know which song it switches to after COTCK? the opera ish one im writing a paper about the film and i feel like there could be something there hehe

Ah, TikTok.

Whenever I think of great dystopian movies, Children of Men always comes to mind. Great opening scene.

Saw this on a couple doses and man this movie hits

This movie needs a second part.

"I just don't think about it.". Wise words when staring into the abyss.

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I need to watch this again, it's been a while.

After covid and potential nuclear war this movie is less enjoyable I love the movie but it hurts to watch Now Back in 09 it was great fiction In2023 its almost like watching the news

What's the difference between this scene and the UK now?

What the matter with Alex ? He's autist ?

Wonder if 0:44 is a reference to a very similar shot in 1971's antiwar film Universal Soldier? ruclips.net/video/S1Wd1qWaLns/видео.html

London, The Court of the Crimson King, Battersea and the flying pig, my favorie animal - Zebra. All of this in one scene, It seems like I need to watch this movie.

Does anyone Notice the section of the Berlin wall in the back-round as the car drives into the warehouse ?

A very significant film in the field of dystopia and the genre of science fiction that shows a demonstration of the power of the rich and privileged living in the intoxication of great food of wine and amazing music in this case King Crimson where Brian Eno also performed and the music is great and underscores the subverted and dysfunctional world of the reign of terror and insecurity, as already shown by Fritz Lang Film Metropolis or Blade Runner of 1982, which also belong to this genre and also the meaning show scum and human scum in coexistence with each other

I got a 50p copy of this film at a charity shop, whoever gave that film up thank you from me.

The only bad part of this brilliant piece of film making is the edgy comments posted by immature wealthy clowns who think their generation is the first to fear some kind of impending doom/apocalypse and they are leaving smug comments about the end of humanity.

Love how his brother bought the property to make into an album cover as a home.