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Masterpiece!!

Royal Tennenbaums made me watch this movie, life aquatic. The more I watch this movie, the more it becomes like a familiar immersiv microcosm, I´m always happy to revisit. But I can´t stop wondering why🤦‍♂. Sort of addictive...

Looks incredible

That I detest his politics in no way diminishes my respect for what John Milius accomplished with APOCALYPSE NOW. It was a brilliant concept, and there’s no question that many of the best moments in the film originated with him. That said, there’s also no underlying theme or structure without Joseph Conrad, who is referenced frequently in Coppola’s draft revisions and Michael Herr’s narration, both of which thankfully substituted Conrad’s thematic ambition and literacy for Milius’ macho posturing. And the end result of all of these varied perspectives is an extraordinary work, for all its flaws. So why, when it came time to give Joseph Conrad his due, did Milius have to be such a dick about it, fighting with Coppola before the Writer’s Guild to keep Conrad’s name out of the film’s credits? Asserting that “if APOCALYPSE NOW is based on ‘Heart of Darkness’ then ‘Moby Dick’ is based on the Book of Job” may have satisfied John Milius’ need to sound clever, but of course you can’t say that and then go on to pat yourself on the back for succeeding where Orson Welles failed.

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The farming sequences in Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon led me to this film and I'm really glad it did.

Those animatronic Dolphins looked almost like the real Dolphins AKA like the real deal organic living things. 10:48 & 11:08 Hey, that’s the Lizard looking creature that was seen swimming in the Trailer & in the movie.

while filming the wheat field fire scene a smoke machine went haywire causing injuries. the script supervisor/continuity person had to spend months in hospital using an iron lung to breathe. she never got any credit for the work she had done prior to the incident. given Terrence Malick's reputation for writing dialogue the night before shooting, and filming whatever caught his attention, I'd say the script girl got off easy.

One of the best films of the 21st century. It should be as heralded as Blade Runner (if not more).

Barry Lyndon may be Kubrik's least socially impactive film but it's his most beautiful film to watch. Every frame is a painting.

I loved John Bailey's remarks. Lucky man!

The score was absolutely gorgeous. Good for Richard Gere- the Chinese Communists won't keep him silent. As to Malick, his Christian faith copper-fastens and underpins everything he does. Truly God bless him- he is a vehicle of God's loving grace❤❤❤

it's actually about us, believe it or not

edible❤

This makes me appreciate the movie 10x more than I already did

7:07

Beautiful movie! I reqatch it at least 4 times a year. The special effects and set design was phenomenal for that time!,I love Moira Shearer ❤❤❤

Génial comme vidéo je m’abonne

Visual without narrative meat.

Richard Gere please be quiet. 😊

Lol he lifted most of the plot for Star Wars

Incidentally, the reason this is so grainy is because, much later, Kubrick had to produce a new negative from his own personal print. As the printing negative wore out, the film lab cut up the original camera negative and spliced it in, thus destroying it.

Kubrick was an auteur with his first, cheap film. It was so bad he later tried to destroy it. But he was an auteur from the start.

My Führer I can walk😂

WOW .....what a beautiful piece of work!

i finally got around to seeing this. ive seen it 20 times now

less talk is so much better.

englischhhhh???=?

the undertow of acoustic guitar versions of bowie songs being sung in portugese, played in the background is an outstanding element of this masterpiece! absolutely love this movie

I really wish they would for once do one of these films... without the narration. Because, yes. The cinematography is exquisite. And the sound in general is perfect. And the editing works so well. But when they add the navel-gazing high school deepity parental issue ridden narration... It ruins every bit of good will I had with the films. And all I want is for it to shut up so I can enjoy the movie. I know narration can be used greatly. But wow. I do not understand what kind of mindset I need to be in to find the banal and trite musings of Malick anything else than tiresome.

Great video. Tx

It's spelled L-E-H-M-A-N

Thank you for posting this commentary on one of the most haunting, visually arresting films of all time.

Their lighting is so good you have to look very hard to notice they film most of the interior scenes on constructed sets. Especially the "Jerry goes to Wades office" scene from Fargo.

Henry Selick worked on this movie even he’s not the director because after MonkeyBone was a flop which causes him to stop directing he did a minor part of being a stop motion animator for the film

I am almost ashamed to admit that, even as a devotee of movies and film making, I didn't discover The Archers until just a few years ago. My first exposure to their genius was "A Matter of Life and Death." Next was "The Red Shoes." After that was "Black Narcissus" followed by everything else of theirs that I could find. These guys were geniuses with unfathomable (to me) talent. "The Red Shoes" just sucks me in whenever I start watching it. The ballet scene makes time stop for me.

This documentary is amazing. I watched it a few days ago. If you were hit as a kid you need this movie. If you like skateboarding it's even better.

A fantastic and mostly under-appreciated film! In my view, two things made it work perfectly. . . . The pacing, which is PERFECTLY slow-ish to capture the style and story. . . . And M Emmet Walsh’s PERFECTLY quirky and seedy performance.

Thanks a lot for adding the interviews in spanish!! Significa muchismo para la comunidad hispanohablante

The scene where the father locks the children in the barn… and here we see the twins together with Black Philip sitting next to them, almost guarding them. While the eldest daughter is removed. Now we know why, they believed, while she still didn’t. GREAT.

“HOOOO…. HOOOOOOO HOOOO… LAAAND HOOOOOO, HOOOOO HOOOOOO HOOOOOOOO” *ding a ling a ling* Lmfao gets me every time

so beautiful it makes me cry

No nod to Morricone..😮

jesus, I hate these edits. music blasting, so the yt algorithm cannot pick up copyright violations, and spoiling the whole thing.

He said they've been lucky, but I would say that the luck favors the brave.

The greatest film of all time.

Love, love, love! That's "Sir" Roger Deakins!

Thank you for this awesome video!

Camera 📷 operater ...John Bailey ...a Dr. Bailey was renowned in London Ontario ...checked out my elbow one time ...still remember this ...many years ago #Bailey strong bloodline 😊

"Impressionistic" ...yes ❤❤❤😂