I think that stupidity speech about chickens will do for my funeral. I'll just let them leave my eyes open or have some huge picture of me so that they can look straight into my eyes.
“Here lies John Doe, who in life is overwhelmingly fornicated by the vicissitudes of fate, as though he is but a cog in this meaningless ruse, clinging on to this hapless farce which he had toiled in vain to imbue with meaning. I will miss him dearly.”
There is something unendingly satisfying about Herzog making Elon Musk confused and uncomfortable by just brazenly declaring he would go to Mars, and "wouldn't have a problem" with it.
@@BOBMAN1980nope he didnt lie. Did you really wanted the Depressioness and madness and misery that he brings? If yes and you do it im pretty sure he will come.
That interview is available on UA-cam. When at the hospital/closest shelter, this gem of a conversation takes place: Interviewer: You have a bullet in your stomach! Werner: That is insignificant.
hey isnt that a churchill quote? "Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result." wich actually just means that the sound of bullets passing overhead is terrifing
I'm not even joking... the disdain in Werner's voice when describing the stupidity of chickens is one of the funniest things I've ever heard in my life.
The human experience is a spectrum. Some people take 13 9 mm to the chest and keep walking. I’ve never seen anyone step on a Lego and not immediately restrain themselves from demolishing the nearest piece of drywall
“It’s a grotesque parody of the Bazaar at Marekesh. As if dumb animals had been granted only the amount of sentience required to mock humanity.” - Yelp review from Werner
This man has made lots of films, he ate his shoe after losing a bet, he had a mixed working relationship with the difficult klaus kinski, he saved Joaquin Phoenix from a ca accident and got shot and carried on with an interview. What an interesting life.
He also pulled a ship over a mountain, ran into a border war in South America , walked from Munich to Paris on foot and purposely jumped into a cactus.
Imagine being Joaquin in that moment. You're driving along and there is a bright flash as you lose control of the car... then as you come to: "und it vas zen zat young Ally virst come to realice ze zeverity of vat had uhccured in ze ztreet zat naheet"
In order to get to the filmset of Aguirre, he tried hard to get a flight, but without success. The plane crashed over the jungle and except one girl all passengers died
@@lothar3610 Just because we are aware of the chaos around us doesn't mean we have to surrender to it. Take stock in the good memories you have, the good moments you have had, the people who are there or gone who taught you your own personal version of happiness and beauty. Don't rely on a god or a figurehead to guide you in life, take the plunge, and realize every day is new and our time is short. We are not the center of the universe, and life is always going to have suffering, but without that suffering, we wouldn't have purpose to help and heal others in many ways, or inspire us like Herzog has to find our own meaning without the continued harm and manipulation of others to get close to what we believe we want. Don't give up on humanity, and don't give up on life, keep going, spread love in your own way without harm, and know the best or kind of us are trying to do that in their own way.
My favorite Werner Herzog moment is his cameo in Parks and Rec where he's the creepy landlord for the mansion Andy and April buy. "After 47 years of living here...I decided to move to Orlando....so I can be closer to Disney World..."
"Have the monks stopped meditating? They all seem to be tweeting" is still my favourite quote of his, I just love the exasperated tone when he says it too! 😂❤☸
He will make commentary on the phonebook. Probably on how it's like a corpse left on life support. No one uses the phonebook, but still, every year, it shows up on our doorstep.
"As I browse the endless flood of numerically represented humanity on the manilla pages before me, I can only think of the horror wrought by the reptilian depths of the human brain we call the Yellow Pages. Marvel as we descend into the madness which we have created. My search for the telephone number of Tony's Pizzeria has been in vain. It is not my physical being that starves, but my very soul…"
“I would come along, I wouldn’t have a problem.” I genuinely believe Herzog when he says he’d go to Mars. Very few people I would believe, but I could see him strapped to a rocket venturing out into the void. And I would want him to be the one to film it all.
He'd just go up there and still be abundantly nihilistic... Like... "I find the exploration of this red planet to be nothing but a pointless act in favour of man's hubris and pride as he stares into the void of his own mortality."
Herzog is at his best when it comes to nature and animals, as the clips here show: the epic rant about the rainforest, the contempt for chickens, the unsentimental description of bears, the "insane" penguin ...
I read somewhere that Joaquin Phoenix was in a bad car wreck, and he was pulled out and looked after by Werner Herzog. Herzog tried to downplay the situation and not call attention to himself
All you need to do is use his voice for your internal monologue. I tried it once for the majority of a single daytime and it became difficult to desist. I'm fine now except that occasionally I'm prone to bouts of nihilistic ecstacy at the sight of the meaningless meanderings of the common earthworm.
Oh, man, you left out my favorite quote, from the Les Blank docu about the making of Fitzcaraldo. He was talking about the "Chungle," as he did a lot, and he says it's wholesale murder, "...And the birds...they are not sing-ging from choy, they are screaming in agony!"
Even as a german i have to confess, this is a strong german accent. :D You have to love Werner Herzog, you really have to. This world will be a lot emptier once hes gone. But i dont want to think about that. And i am sorry i brought that up.
I will always remember Warner Herzog from the documentary of Grizzly Man. I became fascinated with his voice than because it was just so soothing I guess you call it. I'm also glad that I finally got to see what he looks like finally on the Mandalorian
Thats how I heard of him too. I love his calm, heavily accented voice combined with his philosophical and pessimistic musings on life, animals, the human condition etc. What a guy!
I want to hear him try to tell a bedtime story, but get sidetracked by, "the cruel, and unrelenting darkness. I see no peace here. I don't see bedtime as a time of solace, it is a time of nightmares, and uncertainty. To subject a child to such pain really shows the nature of man and his cruelty. Mary had a little lamb..."
I laughed my ass off at all of the out of context quotes, but honestly Werner blowing Henry Rollins' mind talking about getting shot like hes fucking Snoop Dogg is the best part of this
Henry Rollins is no stranger to being shot at himself...when he was younger, he and his best friend were mugged right outside of his house and the friend was shot and killed right in front of him. He talks about it on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries (the muggers were never caught)
@@jevinday Yep! More specifically it's about Joe Cole, his best friend who got shot, and Henry features on the episode talking about what happened. Can't show links here but if you google Joe Cole Unsolved Mysteries you should be able to find it
He’s an enigma , trying to accept the world through conflict and hopelessness .. it’s like saying life isn’t worth living so let’s just keep living till we aren’t anymore. A PARADOX !
Werner Herzog arriving on Mars, building up the set, coordinating his crew "Alright, are we rolling? Okay- Agreeing to go to Mars is by far the stupidest thing I have ever done. In my egomaniacal delusion, to be the first one to make a film on Mars itself, I completely overlooked the fact that this is a desolate and dreary wasteland, where nothing interesting is going on, besides the fact that its surface has a hint of pinkish sheen on its hellish red and empty surface. The knowledge that the next spaceship home will arrive in another 20 years, fills me with existential dread and preemptive boredom..."
I’ve heard Conan O’Brian talk about the Werner Herzog penguin movie before. About how he goes into a thing about the penguin and madness. I was not expecting to see this clip, but goddamn dose it deliver. 😂
I feel that Wener intrudes on his own intrusive thoughts, and claimed them as his internalized and formed thoughts, as the words and thoughts pass by him.
I found out about Werner Herzog via Clams Casino’s music video using clips from Aguirre, The Wrath of God. I watched the whole film when I was like 14-15. Didn’t really appreciate it then though now I really like Werner Herzog just for his character and all his little cameos here and there. He seems like a guy who really enjoys the craft in a completely unpretentious way.
@martinmoore6168 Yeah, it's kind of hard to say otherwise. When you blatantly document the process, as an artistic statement. I'm surprised they even second guessed you by saying, "(s)o he says".
In a mad world, sanity looks like madness. Herzog has more wisdom, insight and level-headedness than 99.99% of humans living today. He sounds crazy because our ears are so accustomed to irrational, senseless bullshit.
Yes!!! “Turn right after the high school, where budding minds are milked of their final expressions of zealous youthfulness to be violently hammered into cogs of shame and desperate, hollow ambition…guided aimlessly and dispassionately into the machine of lackluster society as dreams of curious creative exploration are mortally wounded to give way to the endeavor of getting laid beneath a beer pong table in a college frat house. Rerouting.”
There was a podcast where Paul F. Tompkins pretended to be Werner Herzog. They asked him what movies he’d watched recently and he said “I watch the timelapse videos of dead animals' carcasses. Have you seen the one with the raccoon? It deteriorates into *nothing* “
Il merito più grande di Herzogh è di aver fatto capire anche a chi non Sa riconoscere il talento ... Che Kinsky è stato il più magnetico inquietante intenso e geniale in assoluto...
Chicken demonstrate cognitive skills on par with other mammals and primates. If you hide an object from a chicken, they will still know it's there - this is something even young human children aren't able to do. Even if they were uniquely dumb, it wouldn't justify the horrific things we do to them (cutting their beaks off, throwing baby chicks in blenders, feeding them until they're too obese to support their own body weight, killing and butchering them, etc.).
Well, I''m sorry Gustav, but you're not too intelligent either, if you think that intelligence is a factor in whether or not something or someone experiences pain.
Sees a bear: *Has an existential crisis*
Gets shot: Hahahahaha
😂😂😂😂😂
Sees a chicken: *Goes insane*
I will put all of my funds towards paying Werner Herzog to narrate my funeral. No script, just riff and depress the guests
I think that stupidity speech about chickens will do for my funeral. I'll just let them leave my eyes open or have some huge picture of me so that they can look straight into my eyes.
“Here lies John Doe, who in life is overwhelmingly fornicated by the vicissitudes of fate, as though he is but a cog in this meaningless ruse, clinging on to this hapless farce which he had toiled in vain to imbue with meaning. I will miss him dearly.”
These comments are gold!
He did a funeral speech for Les Blank which was anything but depressing. It's on youtube.
is this my favourite comment all time on this webcite?
yeehah .
There is something unendingly satisfying about Herzog making Elon Musk confused and uncomfortable by just brazenly declaring he would go to Mars, and "wouldn't have a problem" with it.
I think he pleased him. Elon was confused at first, yes, but then he realized he was being complimented :)
> stage interview
> say you wouldn't have a problem on mars
> refuse to elaborate
@@MrGrace Werner Herzog is hardly a Musk fan so I doubt it.
0:41
@American Hero Well, Putin is somewhat less insufferable than the self congratulatory tech bro culture.
If you say "impending doom" three times, Werner Herzog appears.
I summoned Werner Herzog at 3am. I need help. Dude wouldn't even let me eat a banana without going wax lyrical about the pointlessness of pleasure.
LIAR!
I tried it, and despite my deepest wishes -- and repeated attempts -- it didn't happen.
@@BOBMAN1980nope he didnt lie. Did you really wanted the Depressioness and madness and misery that he brings? If yes and you do it im pretty sure he will come.
lol! 😅
😂😂😂😅
"It's something very exhilarating for a man to be shot at with little success"
I can't even 😂
Well, what else would you call that one scene in breaking bad?
@@ironwraith852 Yeah, but this is real life. And Werner Herzog is an absolute legend larger than life.
@@Pfromm007 Yeah, I hadn't gotten to that point in the video at that time. Really gotta stop doing that.
That interview is available on UA-cam. When at the hospital/closest shelter, this gem of a conversation takes place:
Interviewer: You have a bullet in your stomach!
Werner: That is insignificant.
hey isnt that a churchill quote? "Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result." wich actually just means that the sound of bullets passing overhead is terrifing
I'm not even joking... the disdain in Werner's voice when describing the stupidity of chickens is one of the funniest things I've ever heard in my life.
Only Werner Herzog would approach getting shot with all the frustration of someone who stepped on a Lego
That's some Theodore Roosevelt tier constitution..
just part of the folklore here
"It was not a serious bullet."
The human experience is a spectrum. Some people take 13 9 mm to the chest and keep walking. I’ve never seen anyone step on a Lego and not immediately restrain themselves from demolishing the nearest piece of drywall
It was a .177 pellet, I removed one from the corner of my eye.
Herzog...
“It’s a grotesque parody of the Bazaar at Marekesh. As if dumb animals had been granted only the amount of sentience required to mock humanity.” - Yelp review from Werner
Written by a comedian doing an impression of him but it’s perfect
That entire podcast is unbelievably funny.
Holy fuck that is an exquisite sentence.
Sir, this is a Taco Bell.
@@Bloodletter8 lol
This man has made lots of films, he ate his shoe after losing a bet, he had a mixed working relationship with the difficult klaus kinski, he saved Joaquin Phoenix from a ca accident and got shot and carried on with an interview. What an interesting life.
He also pulled a ship over a mountain, ran into a border war in South America , walked from Munich to Paris on foot and purposely jumped into a cactus.
It was an insignificant bullet.
Imagine being Joaquin in that moment.
You're driving along and there is a bright flash as you lose control of the car... then as you come to: "und it vas zen zat young Ally virst come to realice ze zeverity of vat had uhccured in ze ztreet zat naheet"
And he’s the only director to ever film on all 7 continents
In order to get to the filmset of Aguirre, he tried hard to get a flight, but without success. The plane crashed over the jungle and except one girl all passengers died
“This is not a serious bullet.”
The bullet is not made in German 😆
Half the Monks stopped Meditating, they all seem to be tweeting
Have*
"Overwhelming fornication" is likely a phrase never spoken before or since.
But engaged in, oh don't you half doubt it me ol' china
That was that line that struck me the hardest. I watched “Burden Of A Dream” when I was 15.
A man who is no doubt dissapointed that his predictions for society were so accurate
We are all penguins walking towards death
@@BossHoggBroDog Well, yes-that’s unavoidable. We’re all moving towards death from the moment we’re born.
Not only society, life itself.
@@lothar3610 Just because we are aware of the chaos around us doesn't mean we have to surrender to it. Take stock in the good memories you have, the good moments you have had, the people who are there or gone who taught you your own personal version of happiness and beauty. Don't rely on a god or a figurehead to guide you in life, take the plunge, and realize every day is new and our time is short. We are not the center of the universe, and life is always going to have suffering, but without that suffering, we wouldn't have purpose to help and heal others in many ways, or inspire us like Herzog has to find our own meaning without the continued harm and manipulation of others to get close to what we believe we want. Don't give up on humanity, and don't give up on life, keep going, spread love in your own way without harm, and know the best or kind of us are trying to do that in their own way.
Not every famous person saying something negative is a prediction.
My favorite Werner Herzog moment is his cameo in Parks and Rec where he's the creepy landlord for the mansion Andy and April buy.
"After 47 years of living here...I decided to move to Orlando....so I can be closer to Disney World..."
"This was a doll head factory?"
"No. This was a holding cell for people who went insane on the assembly line."
"Have the monks stopped meditating? They all seem to be tweeting" is still my favourite quote of his, I just love the exasperated tone when he says it too! 😂❤☸
I could even listen to him reading an old phonebook
He will make commentary on the phonebook. Probably on how it's like a corpse left on life support. No one uses the phonebook, but still, every year, it shows up on our doorstep.
They still make phonebooks?
@@themadplotter kid, i said an OLD phonebook...
@@psnamstutz9078 god I wish I was a kid so I thought that comment was original.
"As I browse the endless flood of numerically represented humanity on the manilla pages before me, I can only think of the horror wrought by the reptilian depths of the human brain we call the Yellow Pages. Marvel as we descend into the madness which we have created. My search for the telephone number of Tony's Pizzeria has been in vain. It is not my physical being that starves, but my very soul…"
“I would come along, I wouldn’t have a problem.” I genuinely believe Herzog when he says he’d go to Mars. Very few people I would believe, but I could see him strapped to a rocket venturing out into the void. And I would want him to be the one to film it all.
He'd just go up there and still be abundantly nihilistic... Like...
"I find the exploration of this red planet to be nothing but a pointless act in favour of man's hubris and pride as he stares into the void of his own mortality."
@@tedparkinson2033 LOL spot on!
This got me thinking. How the hell didn't he get on the crew for dearMoon?
@@tedparkinson2033 Not true. He'd be excited at the opportunity to photograph and film Mars from the surface.
"When you were shot, did you call the police?"
"No. I've been shot at with much more serious bullets before in my life."
I would love to watch an interview between David Lynch and Werner Herzog, just to see who taps out first in the weird-off.
Yessss
Can we throw John Waters in, too? Pleeeeeeeease… I won’t ask for anything else until Christmas?!
Herzog is at his best when it comes to nature and animals, as the clips here show: the epic rant about the rainforest, the contempt for chickens, the unsentimental description of bears, the "insane" penguin ...
the collective harmony...of murder
that poor penguin…😢
His documentary about volcanos was very good too
Werner Herzog deserves far better than the modern Simpsons writing
Its like using silk for toilet paper. Such a waste.
yeah, he should have written his own simpsons treehouse of horror special or at least his own dialogues/monologues
Boondocks is great Herzog!
It's getting a bit tired, the whole hating on modern Simpsons cuz you think it's the cool band wagon to be on, thing.
That episode is like 11 years old
I read somewhere that Joaquin Phoenix was in a bad car wreck, and he was pulled out and looked after by Werner Herzog. Herzog tried to downplay the situation and not call attention to himself
And now phoenix is fucked right up. Moral: don’t talk to Werner Herzog if you want to not play the joker one day
@@BossHoggBroDogGrowing up in a cult will do that to you as well.
@@salmanedyAnd he's done quite well despite that
Interviewer: How did you react when you were shot? Herzog: First time?
lol. I missed that. Of course..."which time were you referring to?"
"I think there should be real war against commercials" - Werner Herzog
I 100% agree with this hatred for commercials 🤣
Never in my wildest dreams did I ever expect to hear a man insult chickens with such passionate ferocity. All the same NOW I have.
I love how he's just like, "yeah the bullet didn't hurt that bad, so it was kind of just a fun experience for me".
"A harmony of overwhelming and collective murder."
Brilliant
"As always, the frisbee reflects the soul." top 5 quotes of all time
His voice carries so much gravitas, I could believe absolutely anything he says.
“There’s something exhilarating about a man being shot at without much success.” 🤘
He aint wrong. Ive been shot at thankfully to no success and exhilarating definitely fills one descriptor lol
@@idiotidiot5821 Lol!!!!
I'd just love to hear Werner's voice narrate my life as it were a documentary.
Gotta get eaten by a grizzly bear then
All you need to do is use his voice for your internal monologue. I tried it once for the majority of a single daytime and it became difficult to desist. I'm fine now except that occasionally I'm prone to bouts of nihilistic ecstacy at the sight of the meaningless meanderings of the common earthworm.
I do and I want it to stop😭
"Fynn, the fox, leaves a trivial, uninspired, purposeless comment"
Once there was a generic furry. The End
The chicken bit had me on the floor.
I feel the same about pigeons. 😂😂
Well Nikola Tesla loved pigeons more than people personally I like chickens even if they are stupid they are low maintenance and give eggs to eat.
@@annalisavajda252 I like penguins they're cute and i don't mind the noise.
Oh, man, you left out my favorite quote, from the Les Blank docu about the making of Fitzcaraldo. He was talking about the "Chungle," as he did a lot, and he says it's wholesale murder, "...And the birds...they are not sing-ging from choy, they are screaming in agony!"
Werner Herzog is the hero we need, not the hero we deserve.
I would love to see Werner in the countryside getting into staring contests with chickens to see who has the greater will
Even as a german i have to confess, this is a strong german accent. :D
You have to love Werner Herzog, you really have to. This world will be a lot emptier once hes gone. But i dont want to think about that. And i am sorry i brought that up.
Sounds like something Werner herzog would say
The enormity of his mortality is overwhelming
It's all right freund, Werner has accepted his own crushing mortality a long time ago. Now i would LOVE to see him narrate a funeral. XD
3:21 is the funniest thing Ive heard in a long time
I laughed but on rewatch knowing he was the voice made it WAY funnier
Where is that line from and the context
@@nostalgiachannel318 Rick and Morty
@@KR11111 cheers
I'm weeping from laughter from it. Painfully funny.
I will always remember Warner Herzog from the documentary of Grizzly Man. I became fascinated with his voice than because it was just so soothing I guess you call it. I'm also glad that I finally got to see what he looks like finally on the Mandalorian
Doesn't he feature in-person during Grizzly Man? It's not just a narration, if I remember.
He was also perfectly cast in Jack Reacher
Thats how I heard of him too. I love his calm, heavily accented voice combined with his philosophical and pessimistic musings on life, animals, the human condition etc. What a guy!
Then and than are different words with different meanings.
I want to hear him try to tell a bedtime story, but get sidetracked by, "the cruel, and unrelenting darkness. I see no peace here. I don't see bedtime as a time of solace, it is a time of nightmares, and uncertainty. To subject a child to such pain really shows the nature of man and his cruelty. Mary had a little lamb..."
He and many others saw real horrors in Germany as Children but you can read some Brothers Grimm or Krampus stories yourself.
"Each day, is like the Grim Reaper moving a single peg on the abacus of your life....would you like him to have gumball eyes?"
I laughed my ass off at all of the out of context quotes, but honestly Werner blowing Henry Rollins' mind talking about getting shot like hes fucking Snoop Dogg is the best part of this
Henry Rollins is no stranger to being shot at himself...when he was younger, he and his best friend were mugged right outside of his house and the friend was shot and killed right in front of him. He talks about it on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries (the muggers were never caught)
@@strahljd I wasn't saying anything bad about either of them. I am aware of the history of violence in hardcore
@@jevinday Wasn't saying you were saying anything bad =) Just adding another layer of irony to the situation
@@strahljd gotcha haha. There's an unsolved mysteries episode about Henry Rollins?
@@jevinday Yep! More specifically it's about Joe Cole, his best friend who got shot, and Henry features on the episode talking about what happened. Can't show links here but if you google Joe Cole Unsolved Mysteries you should be able to find it
The bit about the penguin waddling off to die is too much!! 😂😂😂
He’s an enigma , trying to accept the world through conflict and hopelessness .. it’s like saying life isn’t worth living so let’s just keep living till we aren’t anymore. A PARADOX !
He would be a great Bond Villain
He played an Imperial villain in The Mandalorian.
By far, his small role was the the greatest part of that show.
He was the villain in the Jack Reacher film.
He felt like a Bond villain in that
The jungle speech sounds like a Bond villain monologue
He should be the next Bond
what would his secret master plan be????😂😂😂😂😂
If someone makes a documentary about my life, I want the soothing voice of Werner Herzog telling the story of my certain doom.
Werner Herzog makes an interesting hypothetical about the existence of a Penguin Joker.
0:21 "There is something looming over this city. That thing is me"
I realize the chicken stare down has humbled me and left me trembling before this superior adversary.
Werner Herzog arriving on Mars, building up the set, coordinating his crew "Alright, are we rolling? Okay-
Agreeing to go to Mars is by far the stupidest thing I have ever done.
In my egomaniacal delusion, to be the first one to make a film on Mars itself, I completely overlooked the fact that this is a desolate and dreary wasteland, where nothing interesting is going on, besides the fact that its surface has a hint of pinkish sheen on its hellish red and empty surface. The knowledge that the next spaceship home will arrive in another 20 years, fills me with existential dread and preemptive boredom..."
underrated comment
Loved that you ended with the Rollins bit. One of my all time favorite Herzog moments. :)
I just can’t get enough of his voice
How can you forget his legendary voice over ending on American Dad on Ricky Spanish
5:43 Ok I lost it. This is hilarious.
Extremely fucked up scene in relation to the film. so, fuck your humor, DiCaprio man
He is like he sounds. World needs a lot of more Herzogs. Right now, please!
I don’t know how I’m just now being introduced to this, but this is a fascinating man. I’m down the rabbit hole for sure.
This video deserves millions of views. Brilliant
This guy's voice oh my god
Herzog is really a great poet whose language happened to be cinema
I’ve heard Conan O’Brian talk about the Werner Herzog penguin movie before. About how he goes into a thing about the penguin and madness. I was not expecting to see this clip, but goddamn dose it deliver. 😂
God I love the way he monologues
What exquisite craftsmanship
this man is an absolute enigma
Werner Herzog is proof that the intrusive thoughts winning doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing.
This is something Werner himself would have said. Well done.
I feel that Wener intrudes on his own intrusive thoughts, and claimed them as his internalized and formed thoughts, as the words and thoughts pass by him.
I want Werner Herzog to live narrate my life.
I literally laughed through almost this entire video.
I found out about Werner Herzog via Clams Casino’s music video using clips from Aguirre, The Wrath of God. I watched the whole film when I was like 14-15. Didn’t really appreciate it then though now I really like Werner Herzog just for his character and all his little cameos here and there. He seems like a guy who really enjoys the craft in a completely unpretentious way.
Let's not forget he is the man that lifted a fucking ship up a mountain in an Amazonian forest.
So he says...
@@Johnconno a documentary was made about it ...
@martinmoore6168 Yeah, it's kind of hard to say otherwise. When you blatantly document the process, as an artistic statement.
I'm surprised they even second guessed you by saying, "(s)o he says".
@@Johnconnohater
Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski, the most perfect/at odds relationship I have ever witnessed. RIP, Klaus.
I imagine right now Kinski is screaming at the devil complaining about hell’s shortcomings …
@ 😂 For sure! The devil is probably ready to give him away.
8:03 Only a handful of people can say they have out punk rocked Henry Rollins, but you, good sir, are among them, Werner. 🤘🏼
In a mad world, sanity looks like madness.
Herzog has more wisdom, insight and level-headedness than 99.99% of humans living today.
He sounds crazy because our ears are so accustomed to irrational, senseless bullshit.
Penguins...
❤ its so true…❤
Late reply, but the world has always been mad and full of bullshit
@@livioventura5061then lets not waste anymore time on it
God I love this man!
Holy shit, 70s Werner
I want this guy giving me directions on google maps and also would love to replace Alexa with him lol
Yes!!!
“Turn right after the high school, where budding minds are milked of their final expressions of zealous youthfulness to be violently hammered into cogs of shame and desperate, hollow ambition…guided aimlessly and dispassionately into the machine of lackluster society as dreams of curious creative exploration are mortally wounded to give way to the endeavor of getting laid beneath a beer pong table in a college frat house.
Rerouting.”
I love this man. Even Nihilists would seem like happy party people compared to some of his obversations;)
Werner Herzog is my spirit animal.
his voice is so calming
All I want in life is to see a one on one conversation between Werner Herzog and David Lynch.
Add David Byrne to the list and it would be even better
ich liebe dieses Video so sehr
Ich auch
There was a podcast where Paul F. Tompkins pretended to be Werner Herzog. They asked him what movies he’d watched recently and he said “I watch the timelapse videos of dead animals' carcasses. Have you seen the one with the raccoon? It deteriorates into *nothing* “
"It is the harmony of.... overwhelming and collective murder."
I *genuinely* have not laughed that loudly and that heavily in at least 10 years.
Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result. (Winston Churchill)
Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without seeing other people shot. (Werner Herzog)
Herzog is hilarious. Would love to drink pints with him.
Is he intentionally funny is the question that makes it even more funny.
Il merito più grande di Herzogh è di aver fatto capire anche a chi non Sa riconoscere il talento ... Che Kinsky è stato il più magnetico inquietante intenso e geniale in assoluto...
I want Werner Herzog to deliver my eulogy.
Fully agree with the bit about talk shows.
The only time I've seen him happy is when hes talking about the time he got shot.
Whoever made this is a legend
Werner Herzog in one room with Henry Rollins: If nihilism was gravity, this room would be the largest Black Hole in the universe.
If aliens landed on Earth tomorrow our ambassador should be Werner Herzog
I've been to two Q & A sessions with Werner Herzog. They were both a detour through the mind.
I would like Herzog narrated my life, he is the only person who could make it sound interesting
Herzog called it. Dead eyes and indifference. We live in the wild despite the illusion of comfort.
His point about chickens is spot on lmao. Look a chicken in the eye and tell me you're still certain they're intelligent enough to feel pain.
We know some birds are very smart. Crows, parrots for example. I wonder if we've bred the brains out of chickens. Maybe it's just as well, for them.
@@allosaurusfragilis7782 They don't need much up there. Not really.
Owned an African grey, true intelligence, almost frightening.
Owned chickens. Frighteningly dumb, but sometimes sweet.
Chicken demonstrate cognitive skills on par with other mammals and primates. If you hide an object from a chicken, they will still know it's there - this is something even young human children aren't able to do. Even if they were uniquely dumb, it wouldn't justify the horrific things we do to them (cutting their beaks off, throwing baby chicks in blenders, feeding them until they're too obese to support their own body weight, killing and butchering them, etc.).
Well, I''m sorry Gustav, but you're not too intelligent either, if you think that intelligence is a factor in whether or not something or someone experiences pain.
he has quite the interesting perspective on things; how refreshing.
“Overwhelming Fornication”. It doesn’t get any better than this, does it ?
"chickens are very easy to hypnotize by the way" -WH
When the end of times happens, I WANT Werner Herzog to narrate it live through speakers all across the world.
I've always wondered if a human standing by that penguin caused that penguin to do that.
Love his dig at television.
I find Werner’s voice very soothing
1:10 *me every morning when I first wake up.*