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His new book sucks. It is SAFE liberal BULLSHIT. When they age you can see they ain't Human.
3:26 why do you say dwarves like that
Why aren't there any Herzog festivals?
6:55 "half-mad" indeed has to be the greates praise Kinskis sanity ever received.
Great vid
"Uim Uenders" hahahahahaha
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Wish I could've worked for Herzog. I would have been his coffee boy, anything to watch him and Kinski😂
Good stuff. Hertzog is one of the most interesting film makers ever.
The sharks welll is where they jumped the shark
Nick caves would've been so much better
Would have been way better
The life this man lived and the stories that he has to tell are beyond fascinating and i really envy him for that. Compared to his, my life feels very mundane.
Fitzcarraldo is certainly one of the most impressive & compelling films of all time.
Stop using low key 2025 It’s just added words in a lame attempt to sound cool. I said it!
I dont get what you mean
Amazing Documentary!
Thanks 🙏
The Greatest Living German
He deserves a medal just for managing to film so many movies starring Kinski without ending up killing him.
Or being killed by Kinski. He literally went to the Jungle with Kinski. Far away from any civilisation and help. And he came back in one piece.
Very nice work
I don’t get it. Whats the big deal about this guy
I'm sure his story about stealing his first camera is a lie.
There are few people on this planet that Ill miss when theyve left this world. Werner is among my top ten
Great background to Shinya Tsukamoto and his journey to making Tetsuo. Chu Ishikawa's soundtrack is a phenomenal pairing to the movie's imagery and story. Was fortunate enough to see his band Der Eisenrost play in Osaka in 2000, truly amazing live! So tragic Ishikawa's life was cut so short at 51, he had so much more to create.
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William Gibson created cyberpunk.
The period who created the term cyberpunk hightech lowlife was William gibson. A scifi/thriller author.
God I love this movie. The sequels Body Hammer and Bullet Man were pretty good too but the original is one of the best movies I've ever seen.
I think this was an era when the human race was realizing we might become one with machines. What a messy, beautiful time!
Fantastic Video Essay. Thank You for your research and presentation.
The guy in the thumbnail is not Tsukamoto.
changed it for you bro
A very well made video, thanks for highlighting this amazing director. He has a lot of interesting films with 'A snake of June' and 'Kotoko' being my favourites.
Shinya Tsukamoto was in Martin Scorsese’s Silence
Thanks man, I remember catching Tetsuo on late night channel 4 in the Uk sometime in the early 90's. They played a lot of anime around that time for some reason which was fortunate for us. The dark and other worldly visuals mixed with the industrial soundtrack stuck in my mind over the years and I've come back to revisit it a number of times. The film really is a unique work of art and seeing this story of how the director pursued his passion for filmmaking, along with his friends and fellow artists, really is inspiring. Especially seeing how everything came together for that moment at the Rome Film Festival, I can't imagine how Tsukamoto-san must have felt to gain the recognition after such struggles.
OG Channel 4 was exceptional. I miss their tastes!
neuromancer was released five years prior to tetsuo. 🤖
I was informed of this. Very interesting. Thank u for sharing.
They sound like a couple of a holes
Top 5 director of all time, easily. Great work, you covered this really well. Definitely earned a sub 👍 I’ll be interested to see what else you cover in the future. Thank-you
Focusing on filmmakers, possibly actors. But will also experiment with conspiracies to see if people like it
Will Ferrell and John Riley should make a movie about this
OMG amazing idea
Shinya Tsukamoto was in Shin Godzilla and played Professor Midorikawa in Shin Kamen Rider
William Gibson created the term "cyberpunk"...
He did not...Bruce Bethke created the term in 83 based on a short story of the same name that he wrote. Id argue Gibson didn't necessarily create cyberpunk solely by himself in a vacuum. Yes his writings are pretty much what we think of as cyber punk to this day but to say the guys created it single handedly is wrong. The genre evolved over time based on many works that came before. You don't get cyberpunk without proto cyberpunk stories that would inspire A William Gibson to write johnny mnemonic an neuromancer. Or even a Ridley Scott to go and direct blade runner with all the artist in hat production that would influence the genre greatly as well. Cyberpunk wasnt made in a day it evolved from ideas as far back as the cult novels that preceded decades prior. But yeah cyberpunk as we know it just would not exist without Gibson for sure. It's just not as clean cut as guy made a genre after creating a book. Gibson had contemporaries just as vital to the scene.
I have watched many of his movies and one of my favorites is vital. He's an amazing director and visionary artist
YESSS THE GOAT IM SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS
I was super lucky growing up in Brisbane that my very small local suburban Network Video actually had a copy of not only this movie but also its sequel
Is Tetsuo from Akira named after this character?
Yup definitely, the director once confirmed it
@@kimackerman2183 That would make sense. Thank you.
so cool. i hope you do more videos on artists
Trying my best to. Feel free to suggest ideas 🙏
I met Shinya at Tribeca Film Festival. Nice guy. He asked Robert DeNiro to be in one of his films. DeNiro told him to "call his agent" (which means no).
Tetsuo : The Made Man
DeNiro's loss!
I wouldn’t even call Tetsuo cyberpunk. To me that’s industrial cinema.
"Tetsuo the Iron Man" is not only a masterpiece but also a tour de force. I wish Criterion would add it to their collection.
The real answer is William Gibson who wrote the book "Neuromancer" in 1984. He created the first concept of the "matrix", and is what inspired the movie series and created the genre of Cyber punk. You were close though! It's a great book that stands up well today and will feel very familiar for anyone who's played the cyberpunk 2077 video game.
thanks for this. might be a good topic for my next video
Yes. This.
To say William Gibson created cyberpunk, isn't necessarily wrong, how we imagine cyberpunk definitely comes alot form his vision. But it's not totally right. Gibson wasn't the only cyberpunk writer shaping the scene at the time and you don't really get a genre called cyberpunk if you ignore dystopian and proto cyber punk writings that preceded the 80s. Cyberpunk doesn't exist without Philip k dick or an orson wells for example. Cyberpunk is more of a conclusion to that pulpy and dystopian sci Fi you got decades prior. Guys like William Gibson would have been influenced by it. It's not as simple as Jonny mnemonic was written thus now we have cyberpunk. It's more gradual than that. If that makes sense. Hell Akira(manga) predates neuromancer by 2 years debuting in 82 same year we got blade runner. All of these writers were all inspired and writing similar stuff around each other. There's this really good interview on Gibson where he talks about writing Neuromancer in the early 80s. He goes to see blade runner and he freaks out because the movie is so much like the book he's writing and so he scraps it and rewrites the whole book. Took him a few years to write neuromancer.
_Neuromancer_ marked the gelling of themes and trends into a single work, creating an icon of sorts, but looking into the influences that helped form it give a sense of cyberpunks roots and pervasiveness. Philip K. Dick, Michael Moorcock (Jerry Cornelius stories in particular and his editing choices for “New Worlds”) Roger Zelazny, John Brunner, J. G. Ballards, Philip Jose Farmer, Harlan Ellison and William S. Burroughs were all deeply influential on Gibson and his supporting publishers. Similar sources influenced the much earlier “Judge Dredd” comics in the UK from John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra.
@@kossemoore3342 yes, I absolutely agree 👍
Oohh i love this movie! 💚 Great video!!!!
Amazing video, gotta love the insane influence early japanese punk like GISM and the creative minds of Tsukamoto has had on media over the years. Either directly or through osmosis