marior-27148
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This is comedy? Didn't laugh once.
Worse watching this than experiencing 2020.
Would not recommend.
Worse watching this than experiencing 2020.
Would not recommend.
This is a brilliant piece of work but nihilistic, and people need to be prepared for the horror they are about to see.
The opening certainly offers more than foreshadowing. it is the film.
Reading some reviews and ratings it seems some people don't get this movie, or refuse to, are emotionally contra prepared to.
This movie is about the terror of existence. Of not knowing. Of not knowing about life. We're here, then we're not here. Plucked like the blind chicks from the nest.
One of the most frequent criticisms of the movie is that it didn't go into more depth, didn't explain more, or provide more. For those expecting that it was slow, and not enough happening. But its part of the brilliance of this artwork, that the movie parallels the lack of meaning known in life. That life is a large unknown. That the only reasons life exists is to perpetuate life, For replacements, until human or other life doesn't exist. The movie captured the fate of life indelibly. .
I couldn't imagine this movie being acted any better. All the contributions were excellent, and felt.
If you watched this movie and didn't feel your own mortality, your own life's meaning flashing you didn't follow the message of this film. Or you were not wanting to. Which is understandable. This is the most emotionally difficult of films.
This movie parallels the schoolgirl experiencing the horror of life and death. its about all of us, Metaphorically the chicks are us. Trapped in our nests and unknowing lives. Depending on food to be dropped to the nest.
Its sheer serendipity that the movie is being watched during the greatest threat to life that many of have ever known, during a pandemic That we are now at our closest point of being able to grasp the concept of our mortality within our usually busy and distracted lives.
The choice whether to consider this film equals our choice to consider life and death itself.
The opening certainly offers more than foreshadowing. it is the film.
Reading some reviews and ratings it seems some people don't get this movie, or refuse to, are emotionally contra prepared to.
This movie is about the terror of existence. Of not knowing. Of not knowing about life. We're here, then we're not here. Plucked like the blind chicks from the nest.
One of the most frequent criticisms of the movie is that it didn't go into more depth, didn't explain more, or provide more. For those expecting that it was slow, and not enough happening. But its part of the brilliance of this artwork, that the movie parallels the lack of meaning known in life. That life is a large unknown. That the only reasons life exists is to perpetuate life, For replacements, until human or other life doesn't exist. The movie captured the fate of life indelibly. .
I couldn't imagine this movie being acted any better. All the contributions were excellent, and felt.
If you watched this movie and didn't feel your own mortality, your own life's meaning flashing you didn't follow the message of this film. Or you were not wanting to. Which is understandable. This is the most emotionally difficult of films.
This movie parallels the schoolgirl experiencing the horror of life and death. its about all of us, Metaphorically the chicks are us. Trapped in our nests and unknowing lives. Depending on food to be dropped to the nest.
Its sheer serendipity that the movie is being watched during the greatest threat to life that many of have ever known, during a pandemic That we are now at our closest point of being able to grasp the concept of our mortality within our usually busy and distracted lives.
The choice whether to consider this film equals our choice to consider life and death itself.
Could have been so much better. Either theres selective artistic licence going on or the production only had rights to limited catalog of songs and artists.
First episode was passable except for all the time spent covering a band called Love. 2nd episode jumps right into the bizarre spending so much time on Little Feat, Bonnie Raitt (absolutely unheard of at the time) and propping up the likes of Flying Burrito Brothers and Gram Parsons as if they were music gods. The flat out of ideas Byrds got more airplay than their seminal first albums did. A travesty. 8 Miles high nowhere in the mix.
One gets the feeling the producers virtually hated Neil Young. Or have no access to his vast catalog. Again to spend so much time on the Burrito Bros and none on the solo Neil Young. Absolutely absurd. Neil Young doesn't exist in this documentary save for some pictures and being with CSN and Buffalo Springfield. Stills not put in a good light either.
Could do without the Steve Martin seques or Charles Manson either. Documentary spent more time than required on that and the connections have been covered duly in other books, productions.It was enough to just mention the zeitgeist of the time being so interrupted and changing the free feeling of the era.
AS others have mentioned Carol King or Frank Zappa could have got some consideration. They were actually listened to at the time.
On a positive note Joni Mitchell was captured very well, and deservedly so. At least she got the recognition. A nice part about her and Nash and the inspiration for "Our House". Mitchell indeed captured the era, the time, as well as anyone and her peace shone through more than most.
This is worth a watch, but not worth seeing again. 2nd episode was mostly a waste of time. Its hard to get this material so wrong. There so much that was happening, so much that defined it, artists that made it, most of their best contributions are completely missing from the documentary.
First episode was passable except for all the time spent covering a band called Love. 2nd episode jumps right into the bizarre spending so much time on Little Feat, Bonnie Raitt (absolutely unheard of at the time) and propping up the likes of Flying Burrito Brothers and Gram Parsons as if they were music gods. The flat out of ideas Byrds got more airplay than their seminal first albums did. A travesty. 8 Miles high nowhere in the mix.
One gets the feeling the producers virtually hated Neil Young. Or have no access to his vast catalog. Again to spend so much time on the Burrito Bros and none on the solo Neil Young. Absolutely absurd. Neil Young doesn't exist in this documentary save for some pictures and being with CSN and Buffalo Springfield. Stills not put in a good light either.
Could do without the Steve Martin seques or Charles Manson either. Documentary spent more time than required on that and the connections have been covered duly in other books, productions.It was enough to just mention the zeitgeist of the time being so interrupted and changing the free feeling of the era.
AS others have mentioned Carol King or Frank Zappa could have got some consideration. They were actually listened to at the time.
On a positive note Joni Mitchell was captured very well, and deservedly so. At least she got the recognition. A nice part about her and Nash and the inspiration for "Our House". Mitchell indeed captured the era, the time, as well as anyone and her peace shone through more than most.
This is worth a watch, but not worth seeing again. 2nd episode was mostly a waste of time. Its hard to get this material so wrong. There so much that was happening, so much that defined it, artists that made it, most of their best contributions are completely missing from the documentary.