Inferno 1980 Dario Argento Opening Scene - The Three Mothers

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • Opening part af a great Dario Argento movie, "Inferno", describing the mystery of the three mothers.
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  • @julienmcn1793
    @julienmcn1793 4 года назад +51

    Love this introduction ! Hypnotized !

  • @SrChoclo
    @SrChoclo 3 года назад +25

    A masterpiece of the great Argento

  • @Witchofthewoods.
    @Witchofthewoods. Год назад +17

    What a beautiful film and story all the way around. Another masterpiece.

  • @tomlovejoy2141
    @tomlovejoy2141 Год назад +13

    I’ve watched this movie 20 times

  • @thedavesiknow4598
    @thedavesiknow4598 Год назад +12

    This movie is a trip. I really do like a lot of the fashion in here.

  • @devinalvarez2454
    @devinalvarez2454 2 года назад +13

    stumbled upon this movie. so many scene to fall in love it, eventually loving what i saw as a whole.

  • @MeepMeep193
    @MeepMeep193 5 месяцев назад +2

    This was strangely beautiful and forbidden in a sense. I felt as if I were descending into something I shouldn’t be, but then curiosity gets the better of me.

  • @SamuelBlack84
    @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +6

    I absolutely love the entire mood and style of this film. I can't give a name to it, but it evokes feelings of being inside an elaborate Italian building at night that while old and crumbling still possesses a life of its own
    An aura of mystery and trepidation mixed with an exotic flair

  • @fabi1868
    @fabi1868 2 года назад +9

    Film paurisissimo tenebrosissimo

  • @kevinschroder8673
    @kevinschroder8673 Год назад +5

    Hypnotic... but so powerful. The Three Mothers, my favorite is 1:12

  • @DestinyPifer
    @DestinyPifer 8 месяцев назад +3

    I wish they came out with a book about the three mothers.

  • @benhuether5474
    @benhuether5474 Год назад +6

    Am I the only one that thinks The Three Mothers series might have inspired Robert Jordan to write the 13 Forsaken in his Wheel of Time series?

  • @claireunderwood7167
    @claireunderwood7167 5 лет назад +24

    Does the piano score have a name? It's delightful.

    • @hadleberry
      @hadleberry 5 лет назад +11

      Caleb Kimball it’s the soundtrack to the movie by Keith Emerson

    • @root-beer
      @root-beer 4 года назад +6

      That’s the main theme, I’m actually trying to learn it right now

    • @moon_child3878
      @moon_child3878 2 года назад +5

      yeah
      Keith Emerson: Inferno - Main Title Theme

  • @ashwinderdhaliwal6683
    @ashwinderdhaliwal6683 3 года назад +7

    How I can get this book 📖?

    • @user-ql8ir1mb2b
      @user-ql8ir1mb2b Месяц назад

      You want to read a book that's falsely philosophical and that will probably brainwash you in many different ways because it's probably pretty evil?
      It's easy to find.
      There are so many stores that you can find it on online.
      But I would take caution in reading such a thing.
      Books and music and things like that are far more powerful than people realized and they're far more influential than people realize.

  • @skar8009
    @skar8009 2 года назад +5

    How the fuck is Tenebrarum younger than Lachrymarum if Veronica Lazar was 41 and Ania Pieroni 23 at the time?

    • @vittoriomarano8230
      @vittoriomarano8230 Год назад +3

      that's correct... but bro it's a movie!

    • @AngelofMusic04
      @AngelofMusic04 Год назад +5

      Witchcraft.

    • @vittoriomarano8230
      @vittoriomarano8230 Год назад

      @@AngelofMusic04 well said! 😜🤣

    • @horrorfanandy4647
      @horrorfanandy4647 Год назад +2

      Witchcraft, Lachrymarum was meant to be the most beautiful after all. Suspiriorum looked decades older than the 2 of them combined, though of course, she was the oldest.

  • @SaundersWharfSP
    @SaundersWharfSP 6 лет назад +6

    Does anyone know the male voice this is narrating ?

    • @lukejones1104
      @lukejones1104 6 лет назад +8

      Gary Barlow

    • @LuigiBastardo
      @LuigiBastardo 4 года назад +11

      Actually, it’s Anthony La Penna. He voiced many European imports throughout the heyday of the Italian film industry. In addition to his voice work, he also helped develop many of the English translations for the movies themselves. And he did a little bit of acting, too. In fact, the next time you watch The Brain That Wouldn’t Die, pay close attention to the voice of the actor who plays the lab assistant with the deformed arm under the name of “Leslie Daniels”.