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This is what Friedrich Nietzsche was getting at.

that man was SUCH an awesome actor

one of the best, most meaningful, beautiful songs ever, in any musical genre.

Peter Firth was far better in this film.

sucking the sweat off his gods hairy cheek this is full of pure power it captures the madness of desire i must have it at all costs no matter the outcome because i need it

equus is the most shocking yet amazing study of how obssesion can work its an incredible work so complex how to try to explain it is its genuis

My gawd! Look how happy Jerry is! He loves this shiz!

*Mia Farrow beauty was Just amazing, it's Just wonderful How good she was as an actor back then*

This is the horror of civilization, the extinction of passion. It is, as Dysart pointed out, an essential part of the human spirit without which we die. People in positions of corporate or political leadership attempt to destroy the authentic passion of humanity and replace it with an artificial passion they'd designed. It always fails.

God is out there 🙏

Great song

Richard Burton magnificent

The Dead weren’t worthy of Etta James. What’s with that goofy groove they lay down? That’s all ya got?

Christ Our Lord offers answer

It is unfathomable that Richard Burton didn't get an Oscar for this.

Amo esta canción

I wonder why they didn't work together again

You can't find meaning of the word without Jesus

And he lost to Richard Dreyfuss for "Goodbye Girl." Let that sink in.

are those ears real on drummer

She is a miracle, still.

2021 still clapping hands

epic

I was privileged to see Richard Burton in this play at the Plymouth Theater in the 1970s, he was brilliant.

I ADORE READING

The Pretenders "Show Me" Learning To Crawl Sire Records, 1984

Surprisingly great sound for an old video

You left out the best part. When Atkins makes her reply and Burton listens to her with a look of absolute desolation on his face

**NOW HEAR THIS** This film seeks to illuminate one shining fact, and does so admirably well: **CRAZY PARENTS = CRAZY CHILDREN**

Amazing performance of the worst material of the 1970s. 💩 play.

Hermosa canción 😭😭❤️

As a college student working my summer job, I had limited funds to spend on albums. This song however, in the spring of 1984, convinced me to buy Learning To Crawl after my first paycheck that summer. Wore that album out!

Yikes, I still think of her with Jim Kerr on this.

It's a Rodney Crowell tune

I was there and it was spiritual moment I will never forget.

I cant think of a single woman singer/ frontman who nailed it like Chrissie ! Voice, looks... general persona 😍😘♥️

My favorite song ❤️

Mi favorita de The Pretenders, cuántos recuerdos de amores fallidos en plena adolescencia 😍😍🇲🇽

Chrissie😘🎸😍🇧🇷👍

OH WHAT HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES. CLASS OF ROCKIN 84 HERE. GEN XER'S ROCK ON MAN!!!.

You with your innocence and grace, restore some pride and dignity to a world in decline".

Soul sibling video of The Jacksons “Can You Feel It” & INXS “This Time” ... want to play The Pretenders “I’m Not in Love” next on the video jukebox

Burton's character conveys a psychiatrist who has been woken up by the demonstration of the young boy's plight. He realises the boy is acting more honestly and genuinely than he ever has. I think he fully sees the many shortcomings of his industry through what he has learned in the case of Equus. It's not rage so much as it is a harsh learning and conviction of the reality of the situation that makes him vehement, jealous and bitter. He is intelligently moved by the boy's lack of social conformity or any other conformity in how he went about trying to break out of his trap. It is not middle age looking on youth with jealousy, it is lack of passion illuminated by passion, regardless of age, a lesson both terrible and wonderful.

Met up with an old friend & touring companion tonight for 1st time in 27 years. The old Seldom Scene version of this tune came on his ipod & he reminded me that we were there that night at the Spectrum to hear the Dead play this. I'd completely forgotten, but the memory flooded back - so many of us at that show (Band & fans alike) were worried about friends and family out in SF, even though it'd been a couple days the phones weren't really back up yet & info was still trickling in. You can hear how some of us recognized the song immediately (though the Dead had never played it before it's popular in the bluegrass world,) and everyone else got it pretty quick. I imagine Jerry knew the song & taught it to the others backstage that day. The connection between the band & the audience was so powerful that night. Watch as the crowd reaction boosts the band to perform better, the encouragement and feeling going back & forth, building and growing into something truly wonderful. Everyone felt better for it. Moments like that were what made all the effort spent touring with the Dead worthwhile.

If I've commented before, please excuse but, this track is gold. Not only for her voice, the words but the bloody guitar.

Nicely done!:thanks.

It’s still a favorite. Sweet and realistic. This is what the world has to offer you. My sweet baby, this is it, we will give each other all the love need

30年以上前の虚ろな記憶を辿りここに来れました…懐かしい

7th grade Yeatman Middle...Ms Steele's class....one of the BEST TEACHERS I'VE HAD

This film blew my mind as a young man. I must say it's aged well. This scene is amazing. So many incredible moments in this film...