It's Bob Altman's meditation on art, creativity, freedom, and individualism, and how it fits in a modern capitalist, traditionalist society. Its structure, or lack of it, reflects the director's personal visions of collaborative creativity and cooperation. Get a bunch of people you want to work with and make a movie together.
Great people talking about Fassbinder. Wonderful masterpiece. Nobody talks about this movie. Its my favorite movie with Jurassix Park and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
I visited my sister once and I told her we had to watch this movie together. After it was over she told me, "I was expecting to be entertained, I wasn't expecting art." I think this movie is both at the same time. Top five movie of all time, in my opinion.
Hardcore was shown on cable in the early 80's, I was only 12 when I saw it, maybe younger. I just got the Blu-ray from Indicator along with Body Double, The New Centurions and The Stone Killer. All set in the sleazy streets of LA.
I prefer the first Demons movie as well. Demons 2 is really good, but it's basically the same thing as the first one, people getting trapped in a building and demons running rampant. They should have changed things around more for the 2nd one. I also like the makeup effects more in the first one. The little demon creature puppet in Demons 2 is kind of lame, but otherwise, the movie has some decent makeup effects.
3:30 Jesus Christ on the cross could you just get into it already. I gotta go. Your rambling on and on is about as obnoxious as mouth noises in your ear.
dude i just watched this movie and i knew some about it but then watching i was like embaresed to say that i have then so today i started at looking at y it was made and ok but y to the extream and i see y he was killed ha ask kubrick
A sequel to the film was discussed but never materialized which would have had Vitalli escape prison again this time to seek revenge against a gangster that killed his sister. The film would have ended with Vitalli escaping to the USA.
I remember I staying away from the movie due to the cringe also I didn't appreciate that Guile was the main character instead of Ryu and Ken. However when I finally saw it, I couldn't help but laugh and how this movie seemed more like a light hearted action comedy then a serious action film
I don't disagree with QT very often but here he is wrong to a surprising leval. It's a painting come to life. A trip into pesimism, the renaisance made 4D forming something quite unique in how the camera becomes the brush, Michael Nyman lends another layer. The framing is theatrical, the stage extended but always coinfined to the framing of a moving painting. you can almost feel the turning of the crank rolling the canvas on. This is one of the most interesting films ever made.
I agree with what you guys are saying.....normal people should watch the good the bad first once upon a time second third a few dollars more and lastly a fistfull of dollars.....
My favourite movie.....you guys hit it close to my heart....ok one of my favourite movies:))) top 5....i would make man with harmonica a superhero.gunslinger in my movie....but thats Charles Bronson.... impossible to find another.....
Good video about a top 5 movie of mine. You gave a good analysis without major spoilers so kudos. I just became aware that there's a prequel series on Paramount Plus.
It's about the doomed, deluded youth of the counter culture that was bubbling at the time woven into a fairy tale style of weird characters. See Icarus and naively mis-assessing the real powers that be.
Great video. I can't wait to see that movie! I also can't believe I never heard of it. It's like when I worked at an office that had the poster for the movie California Split (1974) with George Segal and Elliott Gould. I went home that night and watched it. Now I will see this one as soon as I get a chance. Thank you! I'll subscribe to your channel and look forword to future videos.
Bud Cort plays Boone in MASH. He's the corpsman that Frank Burns blames when one his patients dies. It makes Boone cry, Trapper John witnesses this and punches Burns. Sally Kellerman is the actress that played Hot Lips in the film.
Greetings from Porto alegre, Brazil. We are in the middle of the greatest flood in Brazil history here in my city. Its a hell of a month, but your Channel its good to get my mind out of caos, our comunist dictatorship and all the death and Muddy dirty Water. Anyway, i have brwester McCloud in dvd for years, but never seen It. This might be the push i need, thanks. My favorite Altman is Popeye hahahhaha. New Hollywood, have you guys Talked about the Hospital? George C IS unbelieveble.
Sorry to hear about your floods. Glad our episodes can temporarily take your mind of things! We will do an episode on Popeye soon I think. We haven't talked about the hospital yet. Is it good?
@@mediumcoolshow hospital is ok, pretty uneaven. Some funny parts, some weird, some silly. But, and i mean BUT, George C Scott is beyond amazing. Maybe best acting in a movie ever, not joking. Even on his back his acting is suberb. The way he shouts the words with such a real meaning, such Power. Unforgetable. Check It out one of these days
So many things about this movie where bad but so many things where great. One that stands out as great is the use color and lighting in the film . If the scene was lit with red light the characters wearing white beforehand had costume changes so they are in a red version of the costume in red light . Its cool
I was living in Munich , Germany , in the 70 s , the gay culture was very weird , it was snobby, racist , classist and at the same time very outcloseted.
Love Hardcore. Thanks for this. But... Tim Roth = Eric Rotherton/Roth. Mr Blonde = no doctors in Reservior Dogs. Also check our Ridley Scott/Cormac McCarthy's The Counselor
