Відео

For everyone complaining about the over-acting - sometimes it actually works for this movie, especially for the second half during the titular riot. Yes it is cringy but it’s very clear that the creators of this film put their souls into it

1:16:23 GO BACK TO RUSSIA!!! Bruh

hayat konusunda ilham verici bir film..

Holy fuck🎉

El maestro del guión

After seeing this and Saving Mr Banks, I would be interested in a biopic about the making of Fantasia.

No pongan a entrevistar paranoicos de izquierda porfavor , mucho complejo de inferioridad con el entrevistador

El chico de pelo largo es un genio Colombiano. Este señor Robert siente impotencia al no poder responder las sabias preguntas de este chico.

i bet djagilev had no clue nijinsky would actually start thinking he's a god when he said "they think you're a god!" 😭

I was there. When the French Horn player started duckwalking across the stage all hell broke loose. People got maimed. Good times!

Where is Debussy in the audience?

Stupid movie! First of all, Stravinsky never shouted at his musicians. There is a lot of historical evidence that all the musicians were surprisingly cooperative during the rehearsals and even quite enthusiastic about the score. Secondly, the riot during the premiere couldn't have started from the very first few notes of the performance. Even if there had been some people in the audience who had come to the premiere deliberately to stage a riot, they would have done it at least ten minutes into the concert; otherwise, it would have been too obvious that they had planned the riot beforehand.

Stravinsky literally said "go to hell" so politely LMFAO😂

دهه ی بیست سالگی من با فیلم های کوراساوا معنا پیدا کرد. در بحبوحه ی جنگ ایران و عراق، فیلمهایش ، و بازی های تاثیرگذار توشیرو میفونه و تاکاشی شیمورا بذر امید به فردایی زیباتر در دل من میکاشتند. از دیدن هر صحنه ی فیلم هایش نگاه من در عمق صحنه گم میشد و قسمتی از صحنه میشدم. من با کوراساوا و میفونه و شیمورا زندگی کرده ام ، نفس کشیده ام و برای "بودن"‌بدنبال "خودم" گشته ام. اکنون ۵۷ ساله هستم هنوز همان نیروی جوانی که مرا مشتاق دیدن هر صحنه ی فیلم های او میکرد ، در درون من موج میزنه. من قسمتی از صحنه هستم.

the "glorification of the chosen one" part having the audience fight each other reminds me of that t-rex fight scene

Der Film über dies Werk - eben mal nicht über Nijinsky - gefällt mir. Allerdings bin ich keine fan dieser Choreographie. Als ich die >Musik das erste Mal gehört habe fand ich sie sehr mitreissend und faszinierend. Weniger archaisch als maschinenhaft, stampfend auch durch- oder niederstampfend an vielen Stellen. Mit viel Zartheit und Melancholie. Heute vermute ich, eine Vorschau auf das was über Europa hereinbricht.

People say that Heavy Metal was invented by Black Sabbath. In a strictly modern sense, yes, but in another sense, lol.

Perhaps Nijinsky was right about the concept being his idea after all. We see him dancing himself to death throughout the film, poor man.

My father died 3 weeks ago. After him died I saw that life is short

I know this song because of Fushigi Yuugi Genbu Kaiden.

Is Stravinsky really that short?

Totally enjoying this! Thanks for uploading.

Это выступление можно было бы назвать так: "Искусство и дегенераты" ...

1:03:06 so actually nijinsky invented the worm 😭

1:17:21 Goated Susher

Awesomely good show it is so historically accurate! My only complaint is the lack of Russian accents, but is in English, after all.

It's funny to see all those frenchmen speaking as if they work in the City!!!😅😅😅

I am not a music person, but THIS makes me cry…

What piece is playing at 32:45?

I like how some people in the audience actually wanted to listen to this, and others stayed neutral about it

11:26 28:13 47:31 51:31 1:21:59

How come no one else is discussing the whole thing with Diagelevs abuse of power over Najinsky? It portrays such an icky truth and the emotional mess it creates (Najinskys temper in this film, and his later mental breakdown)

看完海牛的影片過來的～

Some of the bass players have extensions on their instruments, which did not exist in 1913. Perhaps this is not really that important but as a bass player it really struck me as a huge anachronism and destroyed the illusion.

Wait he was in the crown

Many years ago, I played Horn in an excellent amateur orchestra. Given adequate rehearsal it was able to produce a concert of very high quality. For its 100th concert, the Rite featured in the 2nd half. There was a party later for the orchestra members and wives etc and one of my colleagues in the Horn section introduced me to his wife. I asked what she thought of the concert - did she enjoy it etc. She said she loved the Rachmaninov in the 1st half but the Rite made her want to scream ! If Stravinsky dreamed this while asleep, i wonder wat he ate for supper before going to bed ?

😂😂😂🤣🤣 sorry, but I laughed a lot when they adapted Stravinsky as a crazy man 06:22 - 08:31

Gather ye Rose-buds while ye may

1:02:07 Blud Predicted the the Thousand-Yard Stare lol.

Among the best audiovisual dramas ever made. Shimura's acting will never be forgotten! It was a pleasure to cry watching this beautiful film.

Funny how a ballet about savage primitive life would reveal who the real savages are. BTW DId you know Stravinsky was alive when Disney made Fantasia, they had to get permission to use The Rite of Spring for their dinosaur segment. It was mixed wether Stravinsky liked it or not.

Ikiru is the number one film that promotes humanity.

Stravinsky’s Rite: A pagan celebration of nature culminating in a girl dancing herself to death. Disney’s Rite: Dinosaurs.

I always cry when I hear this song, I remember the movie "Ikiru" (by Kurosawa) and I cry.

When i heard this first time in my life in a concert version with 16 years i was completely blown away. After the concert i was in total euphoria and disbilief. I figured that this work is work of pure genius, but i felt that i can berely comprehend its depth. When i saw this film after manymany years i was again blown away by the Nhizinsky coreography which was even more revolutionary. Those steps, dance and ballet positions is complete opposite of everything which was ballet meant to be before that performance. If i was on premiere that day i would be triple schocked - culturally, with music and with dance... Btw i am professional musician and conductor nowdays.

There is no genius without some madness.

After hearing it, ( first in Disney's " Fantasia" done in animation showing the evolution of life on this planet) then seeing the ballet Nijinsky created, then going over the actual score while listening and following along, and reading about the audience reaction, to see this.... ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT, pulling all the stories together. The perfect end piece to the study of this particular work.

1:13:10 great moment. Chills down my spine

Picasso was at the premiere?

44:00 what is Ton Koopman doing in the film?