Aguirre, the Wrath of God - A Visual Masterpiece
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- A collection of shots from the 1972 film, "Aguirre, the Wrath of God" (Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes.)
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Directed by: Werner Herzog.
Music by: Popol Vuh.
Cinematography by: Thomas Mauch.
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A lot of moderm casuals would call this a dumb old film, but boy, oh boy, what a film this is.
One of the most fascinating movies ever made
The perfect video i was looking for. Thank you !
Starring... Klaus Kinski! as himself!
Werner Herzog: "So one day we were just larping around when this fucking asshole shows up, starts mumbling about how he's the wrath of God or some shit. We followed him around for a while and after a week or so only me and the camera crew remained, all the while that wierdo was left on the raft."
Kinsky il più inquietante ed intenso di tutti i tempi ....,uno come lui non era previsto nel genere umano
After chaos, failure, death & disease, Jacob Rees Mogg, alone on a raft asks "Who else is with me?" But even the lunatic knows, there is no way out of the jungle..
What? Who the hell is Jacob Rees-Mogg
@@lorenzoduran7210 UK parliment member. people who have no life outside of politics like to project their obsessions onto aguirre.
very nice edit. keep it up
Kaspar Hauser next!
Please do a tribute to kubrick
Please, Malcolm, yes, make one of Stanley! I'll buy you several coffees!! 😂😅😂
Porque los conquistadores españoles hablan en alemán no entiendo?
Porque la película es Alemana!
XD
Que grande la historia de España ...orgulloso estoy de ser español ..gracias por ser español...naturalista historiador explorador ..de antiguo linaje
@@manolomorenomoreno5054 Funny is, there WERE german conquistadores in service of the Spanish crown (allthough probably not in the expedition, this film is based on), which were mostly operationg in modern day Venezuela, i think. German merchant houses gave money, and German mercenaries and some minor nobles did lead several expeditions. It was however a rather brief episode and ended mostly not so well. Not always as bad as Aguirres expedition, but pretty bad...