Antonioni never compromised his principal belief that cinema is defined by images as opposed to theatre which is mainly dialogue based. He was a master “image”craftsman and as time passes, his significant contribution to the art of cinema becomes more pronounced.
These edits makes me appreciate each director's work sooo much more. You do such a good job selecting not just the most visually striking segments from each movie but also the most contextually significant. Massive applauds for you.
Congratuations man, you did a fantastic job here, a pure joy to watch! The pace with the rytmn of the music, those two Richard Harris' lines perfectly timed in the middle of the video... WOW! Can't wait to see the rest of your work!
A lot of these shots that you picked seemed to have a lot of "dreamlike" qualities to them. The locations and the sets that were filmed look like something out of my dreams
You missed one of the most classic shots. The ending in the passenger where the camera dollies through the bars on the window. That sort was destroyed by a cyclone the next day.
Just watched it again. Having read what HELL the whole crew went through filming on the island to get the perfect shots such as Monica Vitti at the hut window looking out at the sun on the sea (1:48) and how much everyone really believed and began to understand Antonioni's vision I can understand when the Cannes premiere was loudly booed, Vitti and Antonioni fled the theater Then the explosion of appreciation right after.
Every single shot of Red Desert is a painting. In fact, Antonioni painted his films as much as he shot them. For me the greatest director ever, but I guess not many will concur
El cine de Antonioni, particularmente su producción en b/n, tiene una extraña condición, contraria a las imágenes: no envejece. No sé si es bello por eso. O no envejece porque es tan bello.
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Beautiful, sensual, artistic, compelling, atmospheric, and cinematic! Gorgeous!
The final shots of L'Avventura, La Notte, and Blow Up are simply high points of world cinema.
not to mention the final hypnotizing tracking shot of "The Passenger"
Antonioni never compromised his principal belief that cinema is defined by images as opposed to theatre which is mainly dialogue based.
He was a master “image”craftsman and as time passes, his significant contribution to the art of cinema becomes more pronounced.
One of the best filmmakers of all time. When people seems to see nothing, images are full of meaning.
These edits makes me appreciate each director's work sooo much more. You do such a good job selecting not just the most visually striking segments from each movie but also the most contextually significant. Massive applauds for you.
Thanks so much!🙏👍
Grazie mille per questo filmino! È eterico! La musica è straordinaria.
Thanks so much!🙏👍
So beautiful 👏🏼
Thanks.👍
@@Adyfilk what is the name of the first song in the video?
Soundtrack1 - Cinematic Piano by LoopsLab
Soundtrack2 - Cinematic Documentary by SersalStudio👍
Thanks for this!
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These wonderful films are about people and cinema... Thank you!
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Beauty in every frame
True. One of the finest filmmakers with best visual compositions.👍
Quality choices
Some brave and scintillating choices here. It would been easy just to put Monica Vitti in ever shot. She was so very beautiful.
I love the trains in these shots. Brilliant framing.
Congratuations man, you did a fantastic job here, a pure joy to watch!
The pace with the rytmn of the music, those two Richard Harris' lines perfectly timed in the middle of the video... WOW!
Can't wait to see the rest of your work!
Thanks so much!🙏
Thanks for posting this video. His films are an inspiration.
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Monica Vitti 😍😍😍
Visually stunning ❣️
Great!👍
A Master Artist
Excellent!
Thanks!👍
Oh god! Monica Vitti's profile! I die each time I see her!
Hitchcock, the “Master of Suspense”, Antonioni, the master of the aesthetic.
Genius in the truest sense
Lindo. Bravo
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FABULOUS montage THX
Thanks!🙏👍
Great work
Thanks!🙏
A lot of these shots that you picked seemed to have a lot of "dreamlike" qualities to them. The locations and the sets that were filmed look like something out of my dreams
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Antonioni's shots arent just beautiful, they are expressive to meaning of the content. He was also the master of cinematic dead-time.
True!👍
Adorazioneeeeeee!
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I want to see Bertolucci’s films 🎥 Your videos are perfect
Thanks!🙏 Sure. I will work on the video of Bernardo Bertolucci soon.👍
@@Adyfilk thank you very much 😘😘😘
求背景音乐，有没有更具体的线索，为什么用音乐识别软件识别不出来？
The soundtracks used are -
Soundtrack1 - Cinematic Piano by LoopsLab
Soundtrack2 - Cinematic Documentary by SersalStudio👍
You can find them at Envato.
You missed one of the most classic shots. The ending in the passenger where the camera dollies through the bars on the window. That sort was destroyed by a cyclone the next day.
True. It is an iconic shot. Probably the best single take shot ever.👍
God,i really love l'avventure
A cinematic masterpiece.👍
Just watched it again. Having read what HELL the whole crew went through filming on the island to get the perfect shots such as Monica Vitti at the hut window looking out at the sun on the sea (1:48) and how much everyone really believed and began to understand Antonioni's vision I can understand when the Cannes premiere was loudly booed, Vitti and Antonioni fled the theater Then the explosion of appreciation right after.
Every single shot of Red Desert is a painting. In fact, Antonioni painted his films as much as he shot them. For me the greatest director ever, but I guess not many will concur
Ironically, there are 14 shots in that film that antonioni himself absolutely hate
Mi trilogía cinematográfica suprema es italiana. En orden alfabético: Antonioni, Fellini, Visconti.
What’s the first music piano composition?
The soundtracks used are -
Soundtrack1 - Cinematic Piano by LoopsLab
Soundtrack2 - Cinematic Documentary by SersalStudio👍
Please do Pier Palo Pasloni's video. He is a gem among all masters..!!♥️♥️
Sure.👍
What is the name of the first song please? :) 2:12
The soundtracks used -
Soundtrack1 - Cinematic Piano by LoopsLab
Soundtrack2 - Cinematic Documentary by SersalStudio👍
@@Adyfilk Thank you :))
Those women are beautiful
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El cine de Antonioni, particularmente su producción en b/n, tiene una extraña condición, contraria a las imágenes: no envejece. No sé si es bello por eso. O no envejece porque es tan bello.
A better translation of the title "Il Grido" would be "The Outcry."
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If the editing was way slower, it would make these shots more enjoyable. Really too fast paced. Can’t even absorb each scene and detail.
terrible fast
YOU MAY HAVE SHOW ONLY THE PHOTOS AS WELL - IT WILL BE THE SAME - BECAUSE THESE SHOTS ARE TOO SHORT!!!! 😡