Sou de Guimarães e sou do Benfica desde sempre e tenho um orgulho grande em dizer que sou Benfica porque o Benfica não é só futebol o Benfica é algo inexplicável que sente cá dentro . Benfica sempre ❤
I cried most of all in two places - at the beginning when I saw the crowd of maimed souls, and at the end when a man who had become strong in spirit was reduced to the state of a vegetable. For me, this film is an absolutized version of our world. 1984 helps to see better the seemingly absent tragedy of our world - Society of punishment, control and standartisation of human behavior. A disciplined society. RU Больше всего я плакал в двух местах - в начале увидев толпу искалеченных душ, и в конце когда окрепшего духом человека низвели до состояния овоща. Для меня этот фильм - абсолютизированная версия нашего мира. 1984 помогает лучше разглядеть на первый взгляд отсутствующую трагедию нашего мира - Общество наказания, контроля и стандартизации норм человеческого поведения. Дисциплинарное общество.
Maybe it gets to the point where it's obviously decaying and brainwashing is necessary. But that's probably at least a couple of generations after the damage is done. At the most dangerous point, things will be glossy. Fantasy will be displayed as possible. People will enjoy but the system will get them to believe more and think less. Kept busy with aimless things. It will be like a grocer peddling beautiful apples. But underneath the skin, the fruit is rotting and the core is bitter acid. I'm not so worried about the blatant 1984 as pictured in this movie. The subtle 1984 might make it so that we destruct well before the obvious decay.
That final monologue is so uplifting and inspirational. If more of the masses would take that message to heart the world would be so much better. Imagine how much more smoothly the pandemic would have been without the Angry Saxons filling their jumbo sized man diapers over trivial restrictions and requirements. This movie, and the novel, should be required training for one and all. Long Live The Party.
As much as I like the film it's not a very accurate adaptation and dwells too much on the negative aspects of the story. In the novel Winston is a little more heroic, despite his physical state. His confrontation with O'Brien is more combative, whereas in the film he offers little resistance and is broken down quickly. I believe that another version is in the works. Hopefully this will be more true to the spirit of the novel, but give Julia more than either the novel and film did. Orwell didn't write female characters very well.
@@forikspro-8383 Nice one. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is one example. The movie is great, and better in parts, but the old TV series (on YT in full) is as enthralling as the novel itself.
Quizas Messi tenga mejores estadísticas y probablemente haya tenido mejores temporadas que el Diego, pero Maradona no solo se limita al fútbol, es mucho más que eso. Él era un guerrero, un mago, un genio, carisma puro, un héroe ❤
Mi dispiace per il brasile.. Ma nel 1982 l italia, era una macchina da guerra sul campo spietata e cinica.. Niente e nessuno l avrebbe fermata, aveva gli occhi inietati di sangue, dopo la finale persa del 1970 in Messico. Era la nostra rivincita. Nel 1994 abbiamo piegato la testa.. Una forza divina ci ha fermato.. Forse il fantasma di Ayrton Senna..
@@Letsgetiton41 Arrogance. It's arrogant to think you will always win, even if you meet your betters Italy is remembered don't worry, it's the champion and the matadores of Brazil
I believe it's figurative as he defeated himself, meaning he theoretically "shot" himself, losing who he was and becoming what the party wants him to be.
I wonder why thousands of writers haven't taken into consideration the idea of making a sequel to 1984, it would be curious to delve deeper into the world behind it and the question of resistance (in The book but also in the film I still have the doubt of a hypothetical resistance ready to overthrow the regime, even if it could all be a sham by the party).
@@user-fg7st9fd2d I made inquiries and it's not exactly a sequel, it's still a dystopian novel very similar to Orwell's 1984 but it has a completely different story, but I know of a sequel which is more of a "comic" novel based on the events of 1984, the book was created by György Dalos, but his novel amounts to a mockery of Orwell's masterpiece.
