Even the scene with Mrs. Nightshade was top notch. I love how lightening strikes right when she looks back, and the way it lights everything up. Absolutely cinematic gold! And combine it with her attire, the music, the setting & the conversation she just had with Mr. Holloway. I don't know what it is, but I absolutely love it. The mirror scene is also excellent too along with many other parts of this movie.
WOW Kim is wearing this same dress in her performance of Aneurysm at the Nirvana tribute show in 2014 … it adds another layer of intention and tribute to Kurt
Whatever happened to the child star Vidal Peterson who played Will Halloway? I thought both he and Sean Carson ,who played Jim Nightshade, were very good. I thought the scene in the Hall of Mirrors where Charles Halloway (Jason Robards) smashes thru the portal where his son Will Halloway (Vidal Peterson) is shown drowning & Charles grabs his hand and pulls him out & they embrace was very poignant. Charles Halloway atoned for his regret at his inability to do this act when Will was 4 yrs old and caught in a dangerours current in the Indigo river & all Charles could do was watch someone else (Harry Nightshade, Jim NIghtshade's dad) save his son.
@@MarkFloyd7451 What if the question "Do you like.... (insert option here)" is the same the the guy from the foreign country is saying in his original language and he asks that question repeatedly?
Никогда не понимал творчества Майка, да в рокенрольнлй тусовке он был в большом почете, но я никогда не понимал его, да была группа Зоопарк, хорошая группа, но я не понимал ее, может быть нужно было перечислить и понять его философию и ритмы, но я не понимал его. Это история и она такая какая она есть и ничего уже изменить не возможно.
Конец мая - начало июня 2024 года: словно этих 24 лет и не было, словно все застопорилось на словах Боннэр 2000 года, как-то страшноватенько от осознания такого долгосрочного предвидения 2000 года, аж жуть
I watched L’Argent and Lancelot and part of me doesn’t like Bresson’s slow, minimalist style and think he’s just one of those ‘pretentious canon’ type of directors in film. But…I for some reason…really like those films?? I really like him and what he says…it’s very strange to have a weird gravitation towards someone and their body of work that you normally wouldn’t care for. That is cinema
It’s like being friends with someone you don’t like just based on impressions but the closer you get to them then you see things from their perspective but you also want to maintain your obligation to your initial feelings of them? Maybe I need to read more on Bresson
@@PeoplesScience Definitely, I understand you completely. But he's not pretentious. His art is mostly about human morality and corruption. The reason why his cinematography is mechanical is because life itself is mechanical. Youre not really free, you do what are supposed to do. Not breathe? Not eat? Not live without water? Don't need money? It's impossible. Our desires are mechanical and political in nature. Whatever we do is to please subjects for validation. Try giving money to poor people everyday. One day you will stop because the cause will have betrayed you and you are once again forced by realities of life, became mechanical again.
Странно. Вот же настоящий рок-н-ролл, а не козлинное бардовское и кспэшное блеянее борьки б. Но отечественные говнорокеры молятся на этот мудизм под названием аквариум. Наверное, поэтому они и такие унылые и никому не интересны
