Fearless 1993 Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Trailer for Peter Weir's "Fearless", starring Jeff Bridges, Rosie Perez, and Isabella Rossellini.
Slightly better quality than the trailer I posted previously. Just a pity about the obtrusive watermark; I have been searching for trailed on DVD, but have so far come up empty-handed.
I felt the same when I got cancer and beat it. Hard to explain....
This movie was very therapeutic for me back then.
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Incredible movie. Rest in Peace to legendary Hal Douglas who did hundreds of movie trailer narrations including this one. He had the perfect voice for movie trailers. I love watching trailers from movies in the 80's and 90s just to hear his voice narration.
Underrated. Overlooked. Brilliant.
I agree, it's a brilliant, underrated film. I just rewatched it for the first time in several years, and it's even better than I remembered. Although, I don't think it's overlooked so much as UNDER-looked. It's just too deep and mystical for the average viewer, and consequently goes over their heads. Such a shame, because they're really missing out.
Very true
I agree totally. One question. Why did he initially deny being in the crash?
@@jpx8793 shock
Agreed.
My second favourite film of all time. The most raw, powerful and beautifully human movie I have ever watched. One scene in particular had me crying, wailing and panting, giving the strongest emotional reaction I have ever had watching a film. It is a disgustingly underrated film that deserves to be ranked with the classics of cinema and should be seen by everyone.
What's your first?!
In fact it's now Fearless. I had been thinking about it for a bit and decided that it struck a stronger chord with me emotionally. But it was previously 'Magnolia', which has now been bumped down to second place. It's still an amazing movie though!
Was it the car crash scene? That one always chokes me up. Same with the final scene...
@@Sam-lm8gi Yes it was. The car crash scene is the most powerfully moving scene I've seen in a film thus far!
@@sandothemando8924 I'm with ya. The ending always made me cry, when he has the allergic reaction to the strawberry and his wife struggles to recuperate him. The way he comforts the boy as the plane is going down "everything's Ok". Magnificent.
This movie sucker punched me back in '93 and I still return - if only to grasp its many different meanings - about living, about living with or without fear, about how those fears are a part of living as well. Some images still haunt me: the look on Bridges's face when he catches his co-worker's wife looking distant.... and he remembers parts of the crash. It's devastating.
I remember watching this movie in the theater. I was totally blown away by Jeff Bridges performance. The direction of Weir combined with Bridges performance brought out a sense or a "feeling" that is so well expressed through Jeff bridges non verbal communication - His eyes and or his "being". Its hard to explain. This movie is just on a totally different level. It is my favorite movie and IMO, Jeff Bridges finest performance. No question it was overlooked and definitely one of the best movies of the 90's. I agree with another assessment in this comments section, that this movie was just to deep for the average viewer to appreciate or even understand.
You were blown away by Jeff Bridges, and he also stars in the film Blown Away.
One of the most moving films I've ever seen. I literally burst into tears when the credits started to roll, which isn't something I do often. I can't recall any other movie that has made me feel this way...
Bridges at his best
One of the most criminally underrated films in existence...
Fun fact, Fearless' original title was "Joyride" according to posted signs where the crash was filmed. The crash was filmed in a corn field near Arvin and Bakersfield, California, just off the 99 freeway. On Bear Mountain bulevard, signs needed to be posted informing citizens that it was a movie location because locals were calling 9-1-1 to report an airplane crash. The site was not closed to the public and you could drive through the wreckage.
one of the most overlooked films of all time !!!
How can people not know this U2 song? That's as mind blowing, as much as this movie is. I've seen it dozens of times.
+Dave Long What a moronic comment
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No youre not,youre just a douche.Even Angus would be ashamed of you
Yes,thats very true.Youre projecting if you think there is actual anger behind my comments
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People who use quotes often have poop in their pants.Namaste
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Haha,gotcha
This film and the movie "Falling Down" (also 1993) are very high on my list of personal favorites. I am in awe of the opening ten minutes of Weir's movie. Also the last 10 minutes. Both scenes so highly charged with conflicting emotions and imagery. We may be tempted to assign great (divine?) meaning to life's marvelous mysteries.
This movie makes me actually write a comment. Hopefully whoever participated in making such movie can see it. Because this movie is the only movie that has gotten me into the state of silence and tranquility and all this for quite a long time. I can feel peace anytime anywhere now just by triggering the memory of this movie. Thank you for this.
Why wasn't Bridges even nominated for this? You screwed up Oscars.
the oscars is about who can really suck the academy dick
Because the Oscars was NEVER about good and bad. Politics and who knows who and who thinks they are owed what.
Keep in mind 1993 was a very crowded year for lead performances. The Academy nominated Tom Hanks, Liam Neeson, Anthony Hopkins, Lawrence Fishburne, and Daniel Day-Lewis, all of whom have great performances. In a less competitive year, Bridges gets in without a doubt. I’m happy they singled out Rosie Perez though. She was awesome in Fearless.
Fantastic film, with a fantastic cast paired with a fantastic score released with a fantastic trailer.
I agree! :D I love Jeff Bridges, but hardly anyone seems to know about this incredible performance. It's been my favorite movie for years now. Great, though, that he got an award for Crazy Heart.
@I am Bennu! So are You! omg, he DID win an Oscar for Best Actor in Crazy Heart! great movie!
If you thought Bridges was crazy in this movie you should see what some people do for selfies these days.
so true
well this isn't aging well is it lol
Completely and totally underrated movie.
whenever I hear that song, I think of that scene. I think of myself tearing up in the theatre while watching it.
This movie always deserved a broader attention
Jeff Bridges wasn't even nominated for an Oscar, for his brilliant performance in this remarkable movie. This should have been his first Oscar win. Jeff is one of the best characters ever.
*Actors
At some point in our life, some of us live through an experience, in which we probably should have died. When that happens, you understand the gift, how fragile it is, and how great it is - for a few moments.
One of the greatest movies ever made!
My second favourite film of ALL TIME
My Demon Lover
What's your first?! I can imagine a film ever topping "Fearless" on my list.
For me, The Elephant Man.
Schindler's List, Apocalypse Now
@Mike Themike lmao you guys are just as dumb as flat-earthers
This movie got to me on so many levels. Highly recommended.
nostalgia critic brought me here!
I didn't know he reviewed Fearless too.
Not only Jeff Bridges' best movie, Rosie Perez's and Isabella Rossellini's too.
the last minutes of this movie are fucking strongest I've ever seen in any film. just takes the breath.fuck!
Back when everyone was still young...
Jeff Bridges's best movie ever!!!
rosie annoys me, but she deserved the Oscar for this performance.
You said it... changed my opinion of her as an actress. I almost did not see if because of her. Woulda been my loss.
They don't know what it's like to die in their minds. But we do.
In the closing montage of the movie I think I did too.
bester tiefgründigster film aller zeiten, ... so tiefgründig, das kaum jemand ihn versteht
okay (soweit mal)
Peter Wier is so amazing. I have seen all his films except Green Card and Master and Commander.
Jeff Bridges's best proformance
Better than the Dude if you ask me.
Definitely one of his best.
Everyone should see this film, if just for the last 5 minutes!
After 20 years, I still agree! :D
Try your local library. It's really worth it! If your library doesn't have it put in a 'request to purchase'. You'd be surprised; they will buy all kinds of stuff!
This trailer does not do justice to this extraordinary film.
Looks wonderful! Definitely a gem I haven't heard that much about!! Gotta check it out
Was it awesome?
One of my Top 10 favorites. The final five minutes are extraordinary!
Loved this movie! (And a young Benicio Del Toro)
1993's Best Actor - Brilliant performance in a Brilliant film by Best Director, Peter Weir. BSA, Rosie Perez. Oh, and Best Picture!!!!!
Jeff Bridges is awesome.
agree. i would say the exact same thing about jeff bridges, totally underrated actor.
Terrific film. Unforgettable.
I have ptsd and this hit home very raw
thanks peterweircave, I love Peter Weirs films..Especially this one.
Rosie and the director sent me
This was the movie that got me watching airplane tragedy movies. So good but tragic at the same time. I watched Jeff bridges in the vanishing the same afternoon as this movie. He played the polar opposite character. Very mean person.
@TomFromJersey Rosie lost the academy award for Anna Paquim (The Piano).
If anyone is wondering, Fr Ted references this film in "Flight Into Terror".
Totally agree w/ Rosie, Jeff, Weir, and the film
The car crash scene where U2 starts playing is emotional as fuck.
@Hybridnight
THanks. You happen to remember who she lost to?
this looks good
holy shit VideoDetective. That takes me back to the early days of IMDB
What a great movie!
Rosie brought me here
tjmady: Amen. My favorite film of all-time (and that's saying something, cuz' I'm 53 and have been rabid filmfan since I was 10). Film, director, & actors got shafted by Academy. Peter Weir's masterpiece, JB's best performance of career (yes, imo, better than "Crazy Heart" and "Lebowski" roles), & Rosie, only one nominated, in her career-best role was sooo much more deserving than the other 4, who didn't come close. A-way, one of the deepest films ever - agreed.
Horrible trailer for most extraordinary movie. Eat that strawberry , Max!
Awesome movie...Jeff Bridges is a master... films like Arlington Road and The Fisher King or his role as "The Dude" in The Big Lebowski...are testimony to this!
Phil K: Really?? One the best songs of U2 and practically an hymn to a whole generation. Shut up...and go download some Justin Bieber.
For the rest of the toddlers asking around: Where the Streets Have No Name - U2.
totally agree with you Pablo,this isn't just a really good song but the Joshua Tree is a great album from the 80's that does not sound dated at all could come out now!
Peter Weir is a genius. Sadly, he rarely works.
Retarded comment lmao
Shaykh Hamza Yusuf Hanson refers to this film in his one of podcast episodes (interview with Haroon Michael Sugich) where he discusses his conversion to Islam.
i love jeff bridges!
i always ask,, hey rosie perez, instead of blaming the waitress, did you not have a seat belt around your child at takeoff? if you hate your kids, do not pay for an extra seat,,,,,,,,,,,, but it makes for some good conflict, ,,, life spoiler alert,,,smart people actually watch trailers after they see the movie and not before
I know this is old, but for some reason I woke up thinking about this film.... It is the airlines that make parents pay a full fare ticket for their baby seat. In the old days, nobody thought about it (like helmets for kids and seat belts), but it saves lives. If you are a poor family, sometimes you just trust the airline and tell yourself, "they would not let me carry my baby if it was not safe." Even back when everyone thought I was nuts I always had a seat for my babies, even when I have a 20 something year old baby and a new grandchild. The airline thought I was insane when I insisted on a ticket for my daughter when she was about a year old, maybe even closer to 6 months and that was not long before this movie. So I see both sides I guess. Flying sucks. And I am a pilot. If I can't fly myself, I would rather drive, which makes European trips a bitch.
Jeff Bridges is awesome!!!
But doesn't this trailer suck? It makes me not want to see the movie, because nothing exciting happens in the trailer. Can you explain to me why it is a good movie?
Ein schöner und trauriger Film
Was Rosie nominated for this?
I thought I read that once.
What is th song name?
That's just like, your opinion, man.
Where the streets have no names!!! :)
Videodetective? :d
Nostalgia overload
cool film
U2 rules:
1993 - Fearless
1994 - Blown Away
1995 - Batman Forever
Jesus and The Dude
where the streets have no name
What is the U2 song at the end?
What U2 song ?
When it comes to fearlessness, there's other "action stars" and there's Jeff Bridges!!! Fearless seems almost like a clone of Unbreakable, but compare: Bruce Willis "unbreakable," or the FEARLESS JEFF BRIDGES!!!! Up to you! But me, I prefer to think that choosy mom's, and dads, choose JEFF!!!
In short, he's the fearlessness we all wish we had, and y'know? That means WE OWN IT!!!
GO, JEFFY! SHOW EM HOW FEARLESS IS DONE!!!!
man... i really want to watch this movie... and i could watch it for free on netflix, i wouldnt have to pay a cent... but jeez idk... rosie perez?
@comicactor - exactly - on many levels :))))
it sounds crazy but too long and it didnt show hime do crazy ass things
Soulcornflake1&Gildos2: Whoever & wherever u 2 are, u have excellent taste regarding brilliant films & performances. IMO, Academy purposely snubbed film because of Weir - not an "in-crowder". 93's Best Picture, Director, Actor, & Best Supporting Actress!!! It's ironic that film got one sole nom. & Rosie clearlly outshined other 4; the salt in wound is, they gave Oscar 2 a 12 yr old who sucked.
The dude and the jesus
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wow this was directed by the same guy who did dead poets society and would later do the truman show crazy
He's a master. His early work is stunning... Picnic at Hanging rock in particular!
@@SimonMordue oh really
Streets!
Presumption
They don't make movies like these anymore. These days they make Justice League.
They don't make movies anymore..
rbinfo: tad defnsve wen it comes 2 ths flm. 1)Hvn't seen "flwlss fim" yet, be it cuz' of actng, s-play, dirctr, editng, mus'l scre, etc. 2) JB is my Fave actr of all-time. THIS prfrmnce is his BEST(inc L-Ski, CH) 2 date. 3)Ded rite re Acdmy! IMHO, 93's B Pctre, B Drctr(btw, Weir's Masterpiece, who ws jstfibly pissed off tht flm & crew were snubbed). 4)Rosie's bst role evr-dzrvd Oscar. 2. Fearless in my Top 10 of All Time. Compelling look at loss/hartake & how love/cmpssn can soothe/hlp heal. 5
Anyone pick up on the fact that The Dude and The Jesus are in the same movie....
In 2010 flight 202 crashed in Pakistan killing everyone on board.
yify ~
why couldnt they pick a finer girl than Rosey Perez
Illuminati Movie...!!! ~K I L L U M I N A T I~
this movie doesnt make sense
So cheesy…..so corny……Jeff had to say “paycheck” paycheck” paycheck” between each over the top take………
just a dillusional idiot.
This movie was the most overhyped piece of crap ever, slow and boring 75% of the time and all those 'meanings' and interpretations in this film is just to play to the simple minded, it is just simple emotional cue's dressed up and complicated just enough as to appear intelligent to the people who operate in the shallow pools of consciousness, the easily emotionally manipulatable among us. Those that are wowed by this film I have a spoiler alert for you -- you're not there yet, you are not wise yet.. perhaps one day, but not today. Discount bin film, for discount bin minds.