Loving Vincent - Official Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2017
- LOVING VINCENT is the world’s first fully oil painted feature film. Written & directed by Dorota Kobiela & Hugh Welchman. Coming to Australian cinemas, November 2.
The film brings the paintings of Vincent van Gogh to life to tell his remarkable story. Every one of the 65,000 frames of the film is an oil-painting hand-painted by 125 professional oil-painters who travelled from all across the world to the Loving Vincent studios in Poland and Greece to be a part of the production. As remarkable as Vincent’s brilliant paintings, is his passionate and ill-fated life, and mysterious death.
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This movie took 8 years to produce and it was worth it
And FUCKING COCO WON
From what I know, it took 7 years of production and 3 years before any serious steps were taken
Wait you're serious
♥
@@hairglowingkyle4572 coco from 2010
How was this in the same category as boss baby
some people worship things other than white dudes? hard to fathom I know
easytoslip what the fuck are you on about dumbass
@@easytoslip
That's ignoring the technical skill involved in this one. And you're saying *Boss Baby* is any better?
Boss baby has fart jokes. This movie is just a joke and a fart
@Gibbie Chibi: Lol.
The Oscar committee has no idea what makes a good animated film.
This film lost to Coco. I mean, I'm glad that The Boss Baby didn't win, but . . . . . . .
@@simple-commentator-not-rea7345
coco is great, But the Story was pretty much Recycled
@@gooddog6745 yeah, just as any other disney/pixar movie lately
The Oscar comity is made of Disney lobbyists >:(
A Spoopy Scaley Scary Man well it’s not really animated it’s just rotoscoped
Absolutely snubbed at the Oscars. I’m pissed.
Don't get me wrong, Coco was great, but this is a masterpiece of animation.
Wgaff what those dum dums think. This movie will be great 50 years from now
Logan Johnson coco is better
rodrigo moncada jaldin - LOL Coco is good but it’s a generic Pixar movie.
pixar and disney is winning always, they never give changes to other cartoons....
This movie is bombing in theaters. A budget of $5.5 million and as of this writing, barely over $220,000 at the box office. Movies like this will not be made anymore if this is the impression studio producers get.
Well, part of the problem is that it's not playing in very many theaters & the ones that are playing it will only have it for about one week. There has been no mainstream advertising either, at least not that I have seen. I've been made aware of it through social media only. It is such a shame, the film is magnificent!!! I am so glad I have kept track of it's status, researched where it would be playing, rounded up my daughter & her friends, then made the fairly long drive to a theater that is showing it. They absolutely loved it too!
It's a terrible movie.
@Heather Agreed. I heard about this through Tumblr and the only theater playing it in my Town is a art house theater.
@@johnc9483 how is it terrible? You absolute mongoloid?
Hoorah! Now it's at more than 42 MIL!
Sometimes, when a movie is first shown to public, it goes unnoticed and is considered a financial failure.
Years, decades later and this movie becomes a classic.
Quite fitting for a movie about the guy though, don't you think?
@@feykro4152 Yup.
just like van gogh
Box office earnings was 8x the budget
Ironically so was Van Gogh. He was unnoticed and a financial failure. Yet now recognized as the father of modern art. I would have loved to sit beside him as he expressed his brilliance.
96.000 oil paintings to made this movie.
96 000..
Daaaaaaaaamn
©Lin-Manuel Miranda, "In the Heights"
65.000*
“What am I in the eyes of most people - a nonentity, an eccentric, or an unpleasant person - somebody who has no position in society and will never have; in short, the lowest of the low. All right, then - even if that were absolutely true, then I should one day like to show by my work what such an eccentric, such a nobody, has in his heart. That is my ambition, based less on resentment than on love in spite of everything, based more on a feeling of serenity than on passion. Though I am often in the depths of misery, there is still calmness, pure harmony and music inside me. I see paintings or drawings in the poorest cottages, in the dirtiest corners. And my mind is driven towards these things with an irresistible momentum.”
Vincent Van Gogh
But, how can a person that has no position in society is at the lowest of the low? If he's exiled/isolated, then he has no rank in society. Therefore he is free from it and has no rank at all.
@@freshprince69 Your biology punishes you for it. There's no escaping the game.
@@freshprince69 A position in society, I think, means that there is some positive effect that he can have on that society. Being "somebody who has no position in society" is not someone who cannot contribute to that society, but somebody who believes he cannot. The suggestion is therefore that he thinks he cannot, and therefore is at the lowest of the low.
@@blakefong7054 I didn't believe he could not contribute to society. Take this into account; A primitive man can feed a pack of wolves if he desired to. Hence, contributing to their "society" while not being a part of it. I don't think Vincent Van Gogh believed he cannot contribute at all, if he did then he should'nt be able to continue painting.
@@freshprince69 My point is that the rank perceived and the rank actual is altogether different. Although Van Gogh probably contributed to his society in some minor ways (despite his professional and practical failings), his perceived inability to contribute to society is what's important. He perceives that he is at the lowest of the low because the artist figure in his society is taken as perhaps one of the least important figures available. He spends all of his time painting rather than, say, innovating technology or helping others. Painting, by being an inherently selfish art (as with most authentic art) focuses upon the individual. The contrast, then, is between the society as a whole and the artist figure as an individual. According to conventional standards, he is someone who stands outside of society simply because he cannot imagine himself as a contributor to the group, but spends most his time endeavouring to improve his own art.
Every frame a painting!
Caleb Moyer Made exactly how I want it painted.
Made exactly how Vincent want it painted.
Yeah, Caleb, the old adage by Stanley Kubrick made true.
120 Artist and five years to make this movie I only hope Vincent can look down from heaven, and know he was loved by so many of us!
oh no ..
This movie was a MASTERPIECE.
is*
Literally
no it wasnt , it was a cheap copy of vincents style to paint and created thousand and thousands of copies wich do not imitate his artistic perspective. only vincent can make his art period.
@@PeliHiiri246 It wasn't done in paint in order to copy his style. It was done in paint to pay tribute to Vincent and how much of an incredible artist and influence he was, and to honor his memory
please check Van Gogh for Europe and his portrait by Peter Russell
And they gave an Oscar to Coco ? WTF ! Loving Vincent is one of the greatest animated movie ever made.
Black Phillip where can i see it ? I'm from México
claudia cepeda Although I wouldn‘t advice it, there are probably some streaming websites that have the movie. If not, just buy the movie through amazon, it‘s not that pricey. If all other things fail, you can also watch it here on RUclips, also for a bit of money though. Greetings from Germany.
Well you see, by winning the oscars you usually bribe your votes. Pixar has money, making it an easy win. You can learn more from "Adam ruins everything"
Coco is full animation this is rotoscopy
This movie is not animated, it is drawn by hand from 200 artists
No animations, drawn by hand by a hundred great artists. This deserves being highlighted and gain unique awards.
It’s still technically animation in that sense tho
@@curtandrewsjr.8163 I think they meant 3D
Its animated
So it is possible to make highly realistic, detailed 2d traditional animation? Right? Is that what this is? Don’t tell me it’s cgi…
@@evanevanf4033 yeah, it is possible, it just took 8 years. CGI and computer aided 2d animation is just cheaper and easier, which allows for more/better stories.
Saw this last night, so amazing. I went in knowing nothing.
MrKajithecat where can i watch it?
blueshift_11 cinema rn
blueshift_11 you can watch online like afdah or series9.
Great film...
I'm so sad they don't show it on the cinemas where I live, it's one of the single movies I don't want to watch pirated, I respect the work too much to do that
Coco should have NOT won, this tells a story, of a real man, from an interesting perspective. In an art style that must have been a PAIN IN THE ASS to animate, and it looks absolutely amazing.They stayed true to Van Gogh's style. and I am mexican, I live in Mexico. So don't pull the race card on me about under representation. The Book of Life also brought light to Día de Muertos and mexican culture and it's not being shoved down our throats. There is much more going on, Pixar always, always wins. Don't get me wrong, Coco probably had it's hardships while in production as well. But if every year it's going to be the same company winning the exact same fucking category every year, then there is no reason to watch the Oscar's anymore.
I have the feeling that Disney lobbied the judges to keep their prestige to make sure future merchandise and next movies are as profitable as possible
Esa es tu opinión xd porque realmente no sabes nada de animación(?
The frames weren't animated, they were hand-painted by 125 artists and it took 10 years.
Edit: Oops, I meant 8 years.
I heard that pixar uses its immense wealth to bribe for votes
Totally agree. Coco wasn't even that good in the first place.
This movie reminds me of Vincent’s Van Gogh’s story, it did terrible in the box office just like how Vincent’s works didn’t sell for a lot despite Vincent’s paintings and this movie being true masterpieces, I truly hope one day this movie gets the recognition it deserves.
Actually, it did pretty well, it made $42 million on a budget of $5.5 million. Sure, 42 million is a failure for something like a Marvel movie, but that’s pretty awesome numbers for a film like this.
I wanted Coco to win and I honestly never heard of this movie, but just seeing the three second clip from the nomimation announcements has me intrigued. This art style is beautiful.
AJETT same😁
Apparently the only animation the Academy watches are Disney and Pixar. I'm not joking. The judges only watch the Disney, Dreamworks, and Pixar nominations.
AJETT SAME
It’s made entirely of oil paintings. Real oil paintings that actual people had made. It took years. It’s beautiful
The style was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh's paintings themselves. This entire movie is compose of more than 60000 individual oil paintings made by more than 120 artists which make up every single frames of the whole film. Now if that isn't enough reason to get Oscars I don't know what those so-called film academes base their judgments from. It's really an outrage that this beautiful masterpiece didn't even get an Oscars nomination
I watched it. It was a heartbreakingly deep portrayal of the how the people around Vincent viewed him both as an overly passionate artist and a mysteriously melancholic man...and they all loved him...at least most of them.
I watched this movie in a shitty room, on a shitty screen with shitty sound and a shitty conditioned air engine near me. I felt like in a dream. The movie, the frames, of course they're splendid. But the soundtrack is very beatiful as well. I loved this film and I'm looking forward to watching it again and again.
I'm loving Loving Vincent.
Why did you shit on your monitor?
"Pardon my sanity in a world insane."
Vincent, a legend and a victim of thousands breakdowns.
I just few days ago watched this on Netflix. I saw this at the front page some days ago and thought "Oh well, animation looks cool, I might watch this for 10 minutes just for the animation..".
So, few days later before I planned on getting to bed I decided to watch few minutes of it.
Soon I realized 30minutes had passed and I didnt want to stop watching! The animation was incredible ad the story had been delivered so well.
After I finished the movie, very late at night, I decided to take my painting equipment out that had been collecting dust.
I started painting and the first thing that came to my mind was sunflowers in a vase. To my surprise the painting was quite beautiful, considering that I pretty much never paint.
Thanks to him and this amazing film I found my passion to paint!
very moving, I hope you don't stop there, keep that fire burning.
Your story is beautiful ✨🌻
oh my.... when i saw it at instagram, i thought it is an just short movie made by great expert...
but is this a real movie???
i cant wait to see this 😂😊😊
mary It's really real!!!!
ruclips.net/video/vJiwDFKy8dU/видео.html
Oh, me too! I want to see this so badly! And I’ve still haven’t seen it a year later!
please check Van Gogh for Europe and his portrait by Peter Russell
It is not necessary for all great things to be appreciated by other fools. This film is a masterpiece, and it has made a mark in history with its unique way of screen presentation of a real-life story. I'm impressed.
"May the world appreciate you or not, you must never stop from reaching your destination." Kudos to the makers. The destination is the heart of the audience.
I love the first sentence you said. I'm just now hearing about this film and I'm stunned at the fact every movement was drawn. I was getting pissed that this isn't huge everywhere but what you said really put things into perspective, and the statement is damn true.
Yeh just like how they didn't appreciate van Gogh when he was alive
weeb
Yes but nothing like this will be made again if it doesn’t get appreciated enough :(
i cant watch this knowing every scene was painted by hand with oil colours like i dont deserve to see this piece of art
Oh my god ikr!
Congratulations. You have a good taste in art if you have searched for this legendary movie trailer and came here. This movie is not for fools. It requires much more depth and sensibility. ❣️💜
I saw it 1 hour ago. It was amazing, moving and captivating. I fully recommend this movie. Please don't watch it online, it wouldn't be the same.
Leslie Perez Did you watch it at the Cinema ? Im very eager and excited to watch it ...when did they released it. Would be very helpfull if anyone could give some Information =)) pleaseee
I'm going to watch it tomorrow, and I can't wait! I've been expecting this film for several months and now it's on spanish cinemas.
Where do i watch it if not online?
@@ArkanMatlub03 *cries in 123movies*
Sorry bud, i don't think they pass it on cinemas now 😔
Why did Coco win??? This had to be the best animation movie!
To be honest I personally don't take Oscars seriously anymore, cause it became pretty obvious that they think animated movies= Pixar.
Not only Loving Vincent, but many amazing anime movies like Paprika, a silent voice, your Name, Ghost in the Shell etc came out, but sure Boss baby should win.
Anyway, I will advise you to stay away from it.
@@justalostlocal Silent voice and Your name where both fucking terrible movies.
@@MohinderPictures409 FINALLY SOMEONE AGREES WITH ME
I really liked Coco so if this movie is that much better then I have to go check this out
Air C They're both great.Loving Vincent is a sad movie unlike Coco.
I watched this film several months ago. Thought it would be nice to put down some notes here.
The story focuses on Van Gogh’s death. The protagonist is a yellow-jacket wearing man who was an acquaintance of his. The entire film rests upon this man’s two-to-three-day journey to find out the “true” cause of Van Gogh’s death. It uses the man’s investigation as the context to fill us in about the life of Van Gogh.
The idea of using the yellow-clad man’s journey as the story line is interesting. There are two reasons that I think this is a clever decision.
The first one is practical. The yellow-clad man is made the protagonist because we cannot simply write a story of Van Gogh as the protagonist directly. That would require way too much understanding about Van Gogh. But who understands Van Gogh?
The second one is emotional, and it is the more important one. We today regard Van Gogh as a genius. But he was viewed as a lunatic and was ostracized during his time. If we really are to understand the tragedy of Van Gogh, we must understand how he was viewed by others. And having those people speak for themselves about Van Gogh is the most direct and powerful way to achieve the goal. It’s not just that these people were casually talking about Van Gogh in the film; they were being explicitly asked to give their opinions on Van Gogh. These people gave deliberated responses. Through their own words, I can sense their hatred towards and affection for Van Gogh. And this is the important function of the yellow-clad man.
To understand the tragedy of Van Gogh, we focus on people who he came into contact with. This is what the film is so good at about: we develop a sense of remorse for how we, perhaps unfairly, treat people we don’t understand. But at the same time, this is the limitation of the film: it is remorseful, and not optimistic enough.
According to the film, Van Gogh started drawing at the age of 28 and died at 35. He was relentlessly drawing during these eight years. Such a person must be very passionate about what he was doing. And I have the feeling that Van Gogh loved life and nature; a Google image search reveals that most of his paintings are about the natural landscape. I believe Van Gogh was optimistic about life and nature’s creation. (Could that be the reason why he cut off his ear and gave it away as a present?)
To understand the optimism of Van Gogh, we need to focus directly on the artist. But given how little we know about Van Gogh, the film’s not having enough optimism is a limitation I can live with. And in fact, perhaps the director realized this too, and he compensated by making a girl, who liked Van Gogh, lamented, towards the end of the film, that the yellow-clad man should focus more on Van Gogh’s life than his death.
Jonas Ng
Actually he died at 37
Jonas Ng fuck off
Ok boomer
I read it all and it was beautiful
why you people so angry?
It's so said when an artist gets called trash all his life and it's only after his/her death that people suddenly realize their value
I alway;s loved Vincent. Read all the books, and still I think he was murdered by bullies, because he was to Loving and he told the police as he was bleeding to death. "This is my fault, no one else" He was shot in the meadow painting, somehow he made it back to Town.And I believe he welcomed death, he was tortured by an un loving world.The world we live in.
just Joy he also was a burden to his brother with a sick baby and big medical bills and wanted an end
My uncle shot himself out of nowhere. He seemed so calm and pleasant. He had lived with us for almost a year by the time he did what he did. When we got the news, we couldn't believe it. He didn't leave us any reason or note, he didn't clean his room, and he made plans with his friends for the following week. He was a single street away. Sometimes people just do things, sometimes for reasons we won't understand. I didn't know this before any of this happened. It makes you understand with great sorrow how unjust things can be. We know Vincent was Ill, and today we understand that without treatment or medicine this is what happens. It's unfortunate, a deep tragedy.
@@madisonlange8053 saddest thing is that he did have treatment and medicine, the best that could be offered at the time
being loving has nothing to do with wanting to die though
@@ThirrinDiamond emphasis on "at that time". He was mentally ill, and there weren't as many resources or research that could've helped him back then as there are now.
Who remembers the doctor who episodes about Vincent?
MrTakis121234 I don't watch Dr who- but I did see that clip and it made me cry so much. Beautifully made.
Oh my word! I cry like a baby everytime I watch that episode!
who read Sacre Bleu by Christopher Moore?
I do
yo!!! h e r m o s o
HOW AM I JUST DISCOVERING THIS NOW???? This is BEAUTIFUL. The amount of work it would have taken for these artist to paint every frame is absolutely astonishing. My God, I'm going to watch this right now.
I cried throughout the entire film, especially at the end. I've always loved him but this film has somehow made love him even more.
THIS IS SO PURE. SOMEONE TOOK 8 WHOLE DAMN YEARS TO MAKE THIS AND ILL TELL YOU EVEN THO I HAVEN'T WATCHED THIS, THIS IS GOING TO BE THE BEST PIECE OF ART MADE IN HISTORY. THE AMOUNT OF DEDICATION AND LOVE- I LOVE IT.
this was in netflix and i was kinda thinking of watching a non-romcom movie and i happen to find this in the shelves of movies. i only know a few about vincent van gogh, aside from having a tapestry of one of his paintings, i only know quite an information about his life. but when i hit play, and watched it and only finished it around 3am, i was astonished. God, did i wanted to cry. the film is so beautifully stunning that every frame could be taken up on wall for a decoration or an exhibit. vincent is such a pure soul and that only was tampered by the cruel life he had led. if he were to be alive today, i just hope it would be the same as that doctor who episode where he’s in. he deserves the present support and the success that he never got to enjoy during his time.
This movie is a masterpiece. Not in terms of the story itself, but the fact that every frame is a hand-painted still. Incredible. Nothing will ever look like this.
Sad that such a brilliant piece of work remains underrated... A whole movie made with oil painting is indeed brave and innovative... Perfect mode to make a movie on Vincent... Don't know about others but it made me cry in few parts... Hats off to the total crew...
I'll be honest, Coco was a serve and a memorable children's film, but this was a cultural landmark
DESERVED THE OSCAR
This movie made me cry- the art was so moving, so powerful. This was the best movie ive ever seen.
He painted 800 paintings in his life and now a picture made of paintings based on his life. Bravo to the team who made this. 💔💕
Just wanted to know more about him, his life, this just made me more sad.....
Van Gogh, sucha beautiful soul, i want to hug it
This is easily one of the most important films of all time and deserves to be treated as such. Shame to see it’s wings clipped at the oscars in favour of another big budget Hollywood movie.
And such this gorgeous piece of artwork will go unnoticed when it releases only for it to be finally recognized years after. Just like Vincent, poetic irony.
How the hell did I find out about The Boss Baby and not this masterpiece??
Me when a teacher in my college animated some of these frames. Slay to her took a weeks work for only a second of the movie
Just saw this movie. It is the most beautiful movie I've ever seen in my whole life.
The fact this movie didn't win an Oscar only goes to show how absurd the Academy Awards are
This is a masterpiece
I would have assumed it was some kind of filter or effect but wow, every single frame is an oil painting? Wow.
FOR REAL?!!!
Watched this last night, what a stunning movie! I really hope it gets some recognition because it deserves it.
SassyTableCloth yup, Oscar Nominated
Snubbed by the Oscars
I think this movie is going to be amazing and it's about Vincent van Gogh his story about creating a painting
Just saw it tonight, and it was amazing!!
saw this in theaters and it was a whole experience, I 100% recommend it to anyone
This movie should have won 2018 Oscar :(
this is masterpiece of animation of the century. The whole movie is absolute artstyle. Coco is clearly great movie, but doesn't offer anything revolutionary from what have seen already. Winning Oscar means presenting something innovative "Loving Vincent" did all of that and more.
Agreed! I do not believe in Oscars anymore
Same. Oscar don´t award innovating movies, like how Klaus made evolutionary animation and lost against a plastic fork like wtf.
Watched it today at the Sitges Film Festival. SHEER BRILLIANCE! Absolute masterwork! A must-see! Go and watch it!
My candidate for the Oscar to the Best Animated Film!
I'm seeing it next saturday, can't wait!
When it comes to storytelling, in terms of script, curb your enthusiasm. If filmed with real actors would be unimpressive.
When it comes to visuals, screenplay, photography, ho ho ho... It's showtime! Rotoscan a light year beyond anything else.
Flashbacks are shot in an bw ink-style.
Had the DVD or BR been available for purchase, I would have bought it.
Ramon Ribas Casasayas I'm going to go watch it with my dad and I think that I will definitely be crying
Do not let this to happen. Otherwise tears will not allow you to see these beautiful frames.
Ramon Ribas Casasayas it lost to stupid coco
Till date this is the best animated movie for painting lovers❤
I am a poor uneducated guy. But let me tell one thing to the producer and Director and Artists of this movie, you made me happy. Thank You. You made me smile ❤️
Life of a Simple human ahead of its time.
They brought frame-by-frame (or should I say painting-by-painting) animation to another level
This movie is a masterpiece plus the ending sing credits had me in tears 😭💔
*Sobbing*
nguyen minh ngoc ayyyy
Vincent, my favourite painter!
I remember seeing this movie in Film Appreciation and it stuck with me ever since
Vincent Van Gogh Was One Of the Greatest Artists whose brilliance world recognized after he left this bleak world.
How did I not know about this movie?? This is a masterpiece
As much as I love CoCo, I think also should have won the Oscar for best animated film; just the idea of a painted animation film should be applauded.
This is one of the best films I've ever seen. It touches on the complexity of life and history, and how much we actually don't know about anyone. Sometimes you can't fully know, you can only love.
It feels like how van Gogh see the world while paintings. It feels like I'm watching the world from his eyes. Thanks to the great artists who really make it possible. Mesmerizing 😌
How fitting that a beautiful and extremely underappreciated movie is about a beautiful and underappreciated man.
Saw this when it first came out open air, was absolutly beautiful
This is one of the most heartbreaking film I've ever seen.
10/10
Amazing!!! Probably a unique, one of a kind film that mixes painting, animation and live action. Truly Beautiful
Lego Ghost Rider its all paintings. Theres no live action.
this movie is amazing
Besides the phenomenal fact that they hand painted eaCH FRAME FOR THE ENTIRE MOVIE,, THEY DELIVERED WELL WITH THE STORY-TELLING, not only throught the stunning visuals, but generally how they moved through the movie with the plot and transitions.
Whether or not it was intentional, I love how well viewers can tag along with Armand to find pieces of the story and figure out what the hell happened. The plot was seamless from character to character and scene to scene. It fits so well with how uncertain certain parts of history are, like Six the Musical's take on the stories of King Henry VIII's six wives for example. From stories told so very long ago, we can only go with the fragments left behind for us to pick up and decide which angle we choose to present it. We get different fragments from different witnesses of the past, depending on how they see it, with their own biases and parts they choose to hide and emphasize, and we'll never know for sure what happened to the dead man with only town gossip and few sources with different stories to guide us by.
I felt something on this one. The closure and appropriate way of ending it was amazing. With the many movies and shows we have access to these days, it's rare to feel something enough to blankly stare at the end credits while you process the beauty of what you just watched.
if vincent van gogh called me an artistic fraud i’d say thank you.
all jokes aside, this is hands down one of the best movies (or masterpiece) i’ve ever watched. probably gonna rank up as my favorite.
same
This movie is absolutely beautiful and a wonderful tribute to van Gogh's life & work but it's funny- this movie is the biggest flex on van Gogh, doing what he did thousands of times over in order to make a full-length movie out of it. If he were alive today he'd cry, and I'm not sure if it'd be out of happiness or existential horror that he isn't even the most impressive artist of his own paintings.
So proud of our polish director- Dorota Kobiela and 100 of artists!!!😍❤️❤️
This is one of the most beautiful and moving films I have ever seen. My friends and I watched it for an art class assignment and like…I cried so much. What a brilliant film.
When I watched this movie with my wife we burst into tears. After all this years reading history of art, watching documentaries and movies (including with the one starring Kirk Douglas) We felt him and understand his tragedy as a human being. Truly a masterpiece, I can't say a word about it....just really thanks to all people who contributed in this project......
I feel like every piece of art inspired by Van Gogh is someone's love letter to him, we all want to understand him, wish he was alive longer, and truly love his work. So we send messages of love, curiosity, understanding, pain, etc. to him through art
And I feel like movie is one of the greatest love letters ever made to Vincent Van Gogh.
Oscar for Best Animated Feature
I have chills. Chills everywhere. not just from the message and acting behind this, but the pure artistry, talent and patience it must have taken to pull off painting each scene so beautifully. a beautiful homage to vincent, he inspires me so much and continues to live his legacy even after his death.
One of the best films I’ve ever watched in my entire life. This golden masterpiece deserves way more attention and views. 🇵🇱❤️
Another proof that the Academy Awards are political based awards and that they do not care about aesthetics much but for ethics such as political correctness. Loving Vincent was a masterpiece that brought life, compared to the yearly commercial childish Disney movies, children believing in underworlds. This is the last time I watch Academy Awards as a credential merit. Loving Vincent was unique, original, and the best movie of Animation in the last period for many real critics that appreciates some value these days, the world should resume to beauty, not to poor local politics.
alex4ucj Not every major win is politically biased my dude. I enjoy the beauty of LV myself. But Coco was amazing as well. All the movies nominated were great in their own way.
Reyna Lee The moral of Ferdinand was awesome in my opinion, but the execution and overall story was kinda meh. I just wish it took itself alittle more seriously instead of being the run of the mill CGI film for the kids.
Well that's the thing isn't it? The Academy still sees animation as "just for kids." They don't watch the other nominees for that category and go off of what their kids watched. I started giving up on the Academy, when they chose Frozen over The Wind Rises. I lost hope for the Academy when Big Hero 6 won against Kaguya and Song of the Sea.
Not every Disney film is childish or bland. The year Beauty and the Beast was nominated as the 1st animated best picture, I was all for it. But so many of the "live" actors had a shit fit over it and were openly, IMHO, making fun of it every time they had to announce any nomination it got. Aladdin was fantastic as was Lion King and the Hunchback of Notre Dame. The first 20 minutes of UP and I was in tears. WALL-E was brilliant. But I still believe frame for frame Loving Vincent has been a breathe of much needed fresh air in the CGI world of animation and both kids and adults can find something to love about it.
Your "political correctness" boogeyman has nothing to do with it. It's capitalism, always working to churn out products which will make the most profit without making the masses think. You want art to be recognized? Strive for a society that recognizes life as having inherent worth, rather than as an instrument of labor.
I never knew that this existed. Much love from Wheeling West Virginia.
The first time I ever heard of this film was on a flight to France with my high school arts program. It was one of those movies that you might skim by without really noticing. I ended up watching a different movie which I couldn’t remember if my life depended on it. We travelled through France but also Italy. We saw works of art and buildings that were testaments to the beauty and inspiration of humanity. Even remembering these, the most beautiful thing I saw that week was on my way home. I scrolled past that movie again. This time I stopped because I vaguely remembered my friend mentioning it a few days earlier. I was absolutely captured by the beauty of the film from its story to its portrayal. I became fascinated by Van Gogh, his art, his story, and his passion. This film gave me a glimpse into the life of one of the most amazing artists and people I have ever known. He has been one of my greatest inspirations.
My first view of this was inflight movie too. I zipped past some of it and then had a good watch. Would love to watch on larger screen like a virtual device.
My Most Favourite Film Of All Time
This is still to this day the move beautiful movie I've ever watched
I can't wait😍, Van Gogh has always been my favorite artist!!!😄
Artistically, one of the greatest film ever made. It takes you into an entirely different world. The story, the voice acting, the depth of character building... It has everything. It's a 10/10 by my book.
I never knew this exist. This is pure art and deserve so much appreciation.
I can't believe I've never heard of this movie before, and to know it's made in Vincent's style himself is mind-blowing! I love Vincent so much & I'm going to enjoy this ❤
A fitting tribute to a great man. Had tears in my eyes. A true masterpiece. Deserves adequate recognition for its execution. Every single frame- a literal work of art. Absolutely loved it ❤️
Saw this at the Fenimore Art Museum when it first came out, probably one of the most breathtaking films I've ever seen, it would be my favorite rotoscope animated film if not for Waking Life from 2001.
Such a beautiful sad movie made me cry like a baby oh Vincent I’m so so sorry and thank you for the beautiful art and legacy you left behind hope you have found peace now
Should have won an Oscar. Ridiculously underrated movie. It’s a crime how underrated this is.
This is one of the very few films that I could watch over and over and over and I would never get bored of it!!!!!!!! Great film, I love it!!!!
This is such a stunning film. All of the artists did an incredible job! I came away from the movie with even more of an appreciation of Van Gogh's art.
till now i honestly couldn't believe that loving Vincent didn't win an Oscar !!! this movie or should i say this glorious masterpiece is really astonishing , obviously the academy have no bar to decide winners .....
Truly a labor of love. A reminder of what true artistry is all about. Thank you for this beautiful film. ❤
I've been looking forward to this movie for over a year. I can't wait to see it.
This movie shall shine just like every other Vincent's painting. What a loving tribute, it deep and so much moving as if I'm there witnessing the life and event happening, in the end I couldn't stop my emotions pouring out. A true masterpiece. Vincent may you live forever and huge thanks hug to every artist who has been involved in making such a lively film.
One of the top 3 most amazing films of all time. Easily. Not only is it visually sublime, but the storyline is powerful and poignant.
This film was visually pleasing, it should’ve got higher than 82% on RT. The work and creativity in this film is amazing!