I love this also. Film is so very complex yet simple. If you have been diagnosed with anxiety and depression with co morbid mood; it' easy to be engaged with the character played by Kirsten Dunst. Lars Von Trier is a truly evocative Director who truly draws you in to the characters portrayed in his films.
So true. I have both anxiety and depression. And my biggest fear is the end of the world. Not the fear that the world might end, but the fear of having to experience the end of the world. So this film speaks to me deeply, and in a beautiful way. I've watched the intro scene to this movie probably 30-40 times lol. Also I loveee Kirsten.
The only genius here is Richard Wagner. Without him this movie would be nothing. But it's nothing new.....Wagner has been pillaged by Hollywood and especially its soundtrack composers ever since movies were invented, and it continues to this day.
For those of you thinking he spoiled the film. This sequence is actually in the film as the intro. Everything including the planets colliding happens in the first five minutes. It serves as a overture to set the tone
As usual, Wagner enters the soul. I doubt there’s a person who listens to this entire prelude and won’t feel the goosebumps … even better with Lars Von Trier amazing feeling of hopelessness…
As a person who's been struggling with insufficiency of serotonin since primary school, I love how this movie portrays the state of depression. It all seems so easy yet feels so heavy. Everything wants to go to sleep for no reason.
If anybody's curious what depression feels n looks like they should watch it. I feel like watching my own depression n anxiety in a mirror seriously. Perfect observation from Von Trier. Perfect. I'm so tired of society stigmatising depression n anxiety. F everyone who does that. I have it like some have a leg broken or a flu. Am neither proud of it nor ashamed of it. I suffer n that's a fact. Society should RIGHT AWAY stop stigmatising depressed ppl. The movie's just...B.E.U.T.I.F.U.L!!!!!!!
Bullshit. This is how people who fetishize depression and have never suffered severe mental illness a day in their lives explain something they have no real concept is . The themes of depression are here but this is so far from the truth of what people sincerely go through it doesn't scratch the surface.
When you alrealdy live on planet Melancholia.. you don't even bother about Earth destruction. I've had my depression months in the past and this was exactly the feeling. "You can wipe this out of existence, I don't beyond to this place anymore". The whole movie is slow, like the days when you're blue.. then determination comes when it's finally time to face what you've desired so much: end of the world. That's the second work I see from Lars and I think I'll love the rest. One of the most emotional directors
Couldn't help but think of Majora's Mask when I watched this film. They both have a very similar setting, and they both deal with depresion, loss and obviously melancholy. Love them both
The crashing planets at the beginning is not a spoiler. The point Lars was making was the contrast between how a seriously depressed person and a person with severe anxiety view impending disaster. In short, the former is calm as they expect the worst and welcome an end to it all whereas the latter is in a state of panic. Anxious people are afraid of dying. Morbidly depressed people are far more afraid of having to carry on living. I hope this makes things clearer.
@natalie7662is that why Justine got angry? She didn’t want a glorified ending? I guess she didn’t want lies and denial. Not sure how she thought a magic tent would be enough to soothe the kid and her sister from the idea of the impending doom.
Hace 3 años que la vi por primera vez y no la superó, visualmente es hermosa, potente, gloriosa, magistralmente musicalizada, la historia, las actuaciones, me encanta y al mismo tiempo la detesto.
I haven't seen the film lately, but now I've somehow found it again, it was a huge experience, it's a very unique and thought-provoking work, its visual world is captivating, I love Lars' films, Kirsten is a huge talent and so now she's beautiful
This is depression made movie; it's unbearable, astonishing, painful, raw, hopeless. I see Kirsten Dunst when she's so down and it seems to look at me in a mirror.. Lars has been - as always - a genius, and have chosen Wagner takes the sense of death at the highest levels. And yes, Earth is evil and it deserves to die.
No. Earth isn’t evil. Humanity isn’t evil. Everyone is as capable of doing something good or bad or better or worse as another person. For example, I, some average Jo/e, am perfectly capable of walking out one day and murdering some other person I see walking beside me. By the same token, I’m capable of doing seemingly meaningless deeds of altruism like opening a door for someone despite them being able to open it themselves, giving a few dollars to a homeless man so he can eat at least one meal, even something as petty as taking in a stray kitten. And those are just the little things that only I could do! Think of what so many others could do! It’s a toss-up, yes, since we never really know what a person is like until they do what they do. But think of the good things lost if humanity were to die.
@Jonathan Fiegl A fair point. But if I may respond, if organisms didn’t consume others, they wouldn’t be able to survive or feed their young. And besides, when predators (and by extension, humans) die, they help fertilize the ground, which in turn allows the prey to feed. (Sounds like a cut-and-paste of the whole “Circle of Life” explanation from The Lion King, I know, but you get the point.) So, maybe to some degree, life on Earth *is* evil. But it’s a necessary evil.
Magnifica película!! Recientemente agregaron esta película en el catalogo de netflix pero desafortunadamente no incluyeron esta espectacular introducción :(
If people are looking for the full intro to Melancholia, this isnt the exact intro. Its been cut down to 5 mins from 8. You can hear the song cuts to the end at 3:43. still good though
I want to offer help to my depressed niece, to discourage her from suicide. But honestly, I can't think of a compelling argument. Saying "we love you", " things will get better" etc all feel like treacherous lies and superficial platitudes. The most honest thing I can say is, "it doesn't matter. It's already too late and suicide is the same as drinking a cup of coffee, another futile gesture that offers no relief or compensation for the inherent hellishness if existence" The truth is, life will not get better. You will grow old, feeble, demented, sick, and become an expensive burden to whatever family you may have, if you're lucky. You may very well just trip on the sidewalk and die, or get cancer, or develop some chronic medical condition that bankrupts you. No one wants to admit it because we would all collapse into catatonia or ferality, but life is nothing more than a macabre accident. Our struggles and triumphs are the same as an insect or an amoeba. There is no hope beyond stupefaction, delirium, or some affordable delusion. The world ends perpetually. People literally die in every second of every day without cessation. We would like to imagine that there is some discernable meaning or order in this infinite void and spectacularly violent chaos, but this is a child's dream, akin to the scene of building a fortress out of dead branches in an attempt to stop a planet from colliding with you. The nullification and invalidation is supreme. The only argument against suicide is that even that offers no reprieve, justice, or consolation. All actions are equally irrelevant and futile. I won't tell her this because it might just solidify her very intelligent nihilism about the prospects of fulfillment in life, but in my heart, I know that all of my encouragement is fraudulent
I showed this scene to him as an introduction to Lars Von Trier, we both were on LSD and he just said "this is f*cking art", it felt good cuz I knew he was actually impressed by it, and that was not something easy to accomplish
Melancholia est un film montrant parfaitement l’anxiété, l’angoisse, les vaines ou dérisoires tentatives de rassurer la population durant la période juste avant l’anéantissement de notre planète ( donc notre monde ) par l’impact d’une énorme sphère venue de l’espace comment parler aux enfants de la fin du monde: suffit de savoir les distraire en se moquant avec un peu d’humour de la '' fin du monde '' et être capable, ce qui est la moindre des choses, de bien leur faire comprendre qu'il n'y à rien à craindre de la mort car la mort est absence de sensation - donc de bien vivre le temps de sa vie
isnt this goin on right now?? umm there are several planets in the sky people have filmed them already for years getting closer and closer..wonder why nobody is paying attention to the sky???
The only reason this fluff nonsense of a movie is successful is because of its soundtrack. It ain't Lars Von Trier, it's Richard Wagner who is the genius, and his music for Tristan and Isolde is doing the majority of the emotional work here with its stunning, ambiguous chromaticism and orchestration. It is amazing how much soundtracks do most if not all of the emotional work in a fim for an audience, yet most people in that audience completely overlook it.
It kind of makes you laugh though when the official explanation for the moon is a planet hit the Earth and them came back and hit it again and the moon is a chunk of the earth.
Mal alle runterkommen naxch em Video....Frage: seit wann steuert ein größerer Pante auf einen Kleinen letztlich zu? Die Sequenz ist physikalisch unlogisch, wenn auch sehr aufreibend , ;)
Wenn sich Flugbahnen kreuzen (Exoplaneten, Gesteinsbrocken, Asteroiden whatever) und es zu einer Kollision kommt ist es relativ unerheblich, wer von den beiden größer od. kleiner ist ...der Radfahrer in dir dürfte bestimmt auch schon mehrere Male mit doof herumschwirrenden Mücken kollidiert sein und das hatte dann mit Gravitationskräften ziemlich wenig zu tun, oder? ,)
ok ;) aber wenn Du den Film wirklich gesehen hast, weisst Du sich er das der Planet erst näher war, dann aber scheinbar weiterflog( kleiner wurde ) und dann plötzlich, wie oben im Video, hält er "melancholisch " an, um dann die Erde doch zu verschlucken...oder wie? :p Versteh ich nicht nicht ganz. Ebenso die Frage -wo the fuck ist der Mond? :D Grade hinter der Erde? Also ich finde den Film echt gut vom ganzen Stil und der Stimmung und vielen Bildern, aber rein handlungstechnisch stellen sich viele Logiklücken heraus..... Hast Du eigentlich schon den "Nymphomaniac " gesehn? den neuen Film von ihm?
ging eigentlich davon aus, daß der vagabundierende Planet nach dem 1.Vorüber-Flug wieder hinter der Sonne verschwindet um dort Schwung zu holen (Slingshot-Manöver nennt sich das wohl) um dann auf dem Rückflug super-zufällig genau auf die Erde zu treffen. Ist alles etwas verworren und konfus aber das ist ja eigentlich nicht der Punkt, worauf man diesen Film festnageln sollte ...ist alles eher metaphorisch zu verstehen, wie ich meine. Nymphomaniac habe ich noch nicht gesehen aber ich werde das dann wohl nächstens machen.
81506860 Du hast Recht das man das nicht so als wichtig nehmen sollte, aber die Erklärung das er hinter der Sopnne schwung holt is ja nun total schwachsinnig sorry^^ Da der Planet später ja permanent sichtbar ist( die Szene mit dem Draht-Rahmen den die Frau als "Größenmesser" an den Planeten ranhält), er sich entfernt um dann wieder auf die Erde zu zu steuern....Also wie soll er dazwischen nochmal hinter der Sonne verschwinden? Am Anfang wird gesagt das er sich hinter der Sonne angenähert hat, so das man durch die Blendung keine lange Vorwarnzeit hatte..... Naja...auch egal, viel Spaß bei Nymphomaniac ;)
Love this. That movie is literately out of this world. Von Trier is a genius.
I love this also. Film is so very complex yet simple. If you have been diagnosed with anxiety and depression with co morbid mood; it' easy to be engaged with the character played by Kirsten Dunst. Lars Von Trier is a truly evocative Director who truly draws you in to the characters portrayed in his films.
I feel the same thing like you. I love this move and i'm glad to see more people loving with me. Von Trier deserves my eternal respect for this job.
So true. I have both anxiety and depression. And my biggest fear is the end of the world. Not the fear that the world might end, but the fear of having to experience the end of the world. So this film speaks to me deeply, and in a beautiful way. I've watched the intro scene to this movie probably 30-40 times lol. Also I loveee Kirsten.
The only genius here is Richard Wagner. Without him this movie would be nothing. But it's nothing new.....Wagner has been pillaged by Hollywood and especially its soundtrack composers ever since movies were invented, and it continues to this day.
Ye
This movie is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen
For those of you thinking he spoiled the film. This sequence is actually in the film as the intro. Everything including the planets colliding happens in the first five minutes. It serves as a overture to set the tone
maketimmycry
I like it how you made a remark about him not spoiling the film, while also not spoiling the film yourself...
It makes the movie itself all the more powerful knowing earth is gonna end anyways
I actually think “Dont look up” is a satire of this.
Are you sure people are really dumb enough to think that??
@@malaisi1 no
The opening to the film "Melancholy" is one of the best and most important works of art of the last hundred years.
spell it right then
As usual, Wagner enters the soul. I doubt there’s a person who listens to this entire prelude and won’t feel the goosebumps … even better with Lars Von Trier amazing feeling of hopelessness…
As a person who's been struggling with insufficiency of serotonin since primary school, I love how this movie portrays the state of depression. It all seems so easy yet feels so heavy. Everything wants to go to sleep for no reason.
My favorite Lars Von Trier film
A perfect marriage of music and image is a beautiful thing.
Whoever edited this opening scene in the film, he is a genius. God bless him
It was criminal that this film didn't won the Palme D'Or.
great movie.. love it
They hate Von Trier so much.
Who cares
😂😂@@Aragaro
If anybody's curious what depression feels n looks like they should watch it. I feel like watching my own depression n anxiety in a mirror seriously. Perfect observation from Von Trier. Perfect. I'm so tired of society stigmatising depression n anxiety. F everyone who does that. I have it like some have a leg broken or a flu. Am neither proud of it nor ashamed of it. I suffer n that's a fact. Society should RIGHT AWAY stop stigmatising depressed ppl. The movie's just...B.E.U.T.I.F.U.L!!!!!!!
Moje Punkty Widzenia Absolutely. Definitely one of my favorite films. So so stunning ♡
Moje Punkty Widzenia so true...I remember first time I saw this film I cried because I felt the same during my depression
Este filme deveria passar de novo.Muito bom
Moje Punkty Widzenia yisss... I feel the same with this movie, also it reminds me to my childhood’s anxieties
Bullshit. This is how people who fetishize depression and have never suffered severe mental illness a day in their lives explain something they have no real concept is . The themes of depression are here but this is so far from the truth of what people sincerely go through it doesn't scratch the surface.
In these dark times, my friends, this is a real work of art
Nah
@@eltiiinho7802 no
This movie is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen
When you alrealdy live on planet Melancholia.. you don't even bother about Earth destruction. I've had my depression months in the past and this was exactly the feeling. "You can wipe this out of existence, I don't beyond to this place anymore". The whole movie is slow, like the days when you're blue.. then determination comes when it's finally time to face what you've desired so much: end of the world. That's the second work I see from Lars and I think I'll love the rest. One of the most emotional directors
Couldn't help but think of Majora's Mask when I watched this film. They both have a very similar setting, and they both deal with depresion, loss and obviously melancholy. Love them both
Wagner always gives me goosebumps...
Audiovisual editing perfection.
The crashing planets at the beginning is not a spoiler. The point Lars was making was the contrast between how a seriously depressed person and a person with severe anxiety view impending disaster. In short, the former is calm as they expect the worst and welcome an end to it all whereas the latter is in a state of panic. Anxious people are afraid of dying. Morbidly depressed people are far more afraid of having to carry on living. I hope this makes things clearer.
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А что делать когда и депрессия и тревога!!!!????!!!!
@@user-qq3er6pw9kI grab a couple of planets and smash them together!
@natalie7662is that why Justine got angry? She didn’t want a glorified ending? I guess she didn’t want lies and denial. Not sure how she thought a magic tent would be enough to soothe the kid and her sister from the idea of the impending doom.
Your comment is a spoiler for someone who hasn’t seen the movie and comes across this
Tristan und Isolde starts the amazing movie Melancholia. from Lars von Trier. Awesome music and story!!
Beautiful movie and music; I will have to watch this again. Haven't seen it since it came out.
goutham rockey
Your comment has fuck-all to do with mine, so I suggest you start your own negative thread, fuckboy.
loved the film. still haunts me. Kirsten is divine
Questo film è una delle cose più belle mai viste, grazie anche alla musica.
Best movie opening sequence ever. Pure genius.
Hace 3 años que la vi por primera vez y no la superó, visualmente es hermosa, potente, gloriosa, magistralmente musicalizada, la historia, las actuaciones, me encanta y al mismo tiempo la detesto.
Definitely my favorite Lars Von Trier movie. Incredible. Depression and nihilism at their finest.
Lars is A GENIUS !
I haven't seen the film lately, but now I've somehow found it again, it was a huge experience, it's a very unique and thought-provoking work, its visual world is captivating, I love Lars' films, Kirsten is a huge talent and so now she's beautiful
What a gift to us, 150 years in the making.
Kirsten Dunst et Charlotte Gainsbourg jouent tellement bien que j'en ai des frissons.
Superbe film, si "mélancolique".
What an Intro! Amazing job! Very well done movie!
Una obra maestra con un final devastador.
Ese final me dejó literalmente melancólico por 5 horas. Fue muy intenso
I dread the moon ever since I watched this.
Go watch channel Local38 then
Good Movie!! 2020 waiting!!
This is depression made movie; it's unbearable, astonishing, painful, raw, hopeless. I see Kirsten Dunst when she's so down and it seems to look at me in a mirror.. Lars has been - as always - a genius, and have chosen Wagner takes the sense of death at the highest levels. And yes, Earth is evil and it deserves to die.
No. Earth isn’t evil. Humanity isn’t evil. Everyone is as capable of doing something good or bad or better or worse as another person. For example, I, some average Jo/e, am perfectly capable of walking out one day and murdering some other person I see walking beside me. By the same token, I’m capable of doing seemingly meaningless deeds of altruism like opening a door for someone despite them being able to open it themselves, giving a few dollars to a homeless man so he can eat at least one meal, even something as petty as taking in a stray kitten. And those are just the little things that only I could do! Think of what so many others could do! It’s a toss-up, yes, since we never really know what a person is like until they do what they do. But think of the good things lost if humanity were to die.
@Jonathan Fiegl A fair point. But if I may respond, if organisms didn’t consume others, they wouldn’t be able to survive or feed their young. And besides, when predators (and by extension, humans) die, they help fertilize the ground, which in turn allows the prey to feed. (Sounds like a cut-and-paste of the whole “Circle of Life” explanation from The Lion King, I know, but you get the point.) So, maybe to some degree, life on Earth *is* evil. But it’s a necessary evil.
Likewise.
No it’s not evil dude
Okay, edgelord.
I think you've hit the nail on the head my friend
Magnifica película!! Recientemente agregaron esta película en el catalogo de netflix pero desafortunadamente no incluyeron esta espectacular introducción :(
la vi en netflix y justo yo no sabia del intro, vi la película con la ilusión falsa de que no sé estrellara melancolía con la tierra.
En el min 3:46 en el planeta asesino pareciera haber una cara masculina pero de perfil
The way the planets are getting closer at 3:30 before colliding looks like they are going to have a romantic kiss
The scene where the horse lies down is the death of the human spirit accepting the relief from all the despair!
Un chef-d'oeuvre du septième art !!!
Gentle slowmo with a great perform of kirsten, wow👌👌
The best sci-fi AND horror film ever.
Beautiful
Großartiger Film, großartige Musik, großartiger Lars von Trier!
This keeps coming on on my radio and I just feel.. hah ya know melancholy. What else am I to feel?
Sublime.
Así es.
Creo es una una de mis películas favoritas por no decir mi película favorita .
If people are looking for the full intro to Melancholia, this isnt the exact intro. Its been cut down to 5 mins from 8. You can hear the song cuts to the end at 3:43. still good though
he says in the description that he edited the scenes with Kirsten Dunst only
I love the fake-out with the two planets side by side, only for Melancholia to start overshadowing Earth as it is way bigger than it.
Wagner. Thank you.
Watching this off LSD was certainly an experience
Beautiful.
I want to offer help to my depressed niece, to discourage her from suicide. But honestly, I can't think of a compelling argument. Saying "we love you", " things will get better" etc all feel like treacherous lies and superficial platitudes. The most honest thing I can say is, "it doesn't matter. It's already too late and suicide is the same as drinking a cup of coffee, another futile gesture that offers no relief or compensation for the inherent hellishness if existence" The truth is, life will not get better. You will grow old, feeble, demented, sick, and become an expensive burden to whatever family you may have, if you're lucky. You may very well just trip on the sidewalk and die, or get cancer, or develop some chronic medical condition that bankrupts you. No one wants to admit it because we would all collapse into catatonia or ferality, but life is nothing more than a macabre accident. Our struggles and triumphs are the same as an insect or an amoeba. There is no hope beyond stupefaction, delirium, or some affordable delusion. The world ends perpetually. People literally die in every second of every day without cessation. We would like to imagine that there is some discernable meaning or order in this infinite void and spectacularly violent chaos, but this is a child's dream, akin to the scene of building a fortress out of dead branches in an attempt to stop a planet from colliding with you. The nullification and invalidation is supreme. The only argument against suicide is that even that offers no reprieve, justice, or consolation. All actions are equally irrelevant and futile. I won't tell her this because it might just solidify her very intelligent nihilism about the prospects of fulfillment in life, but in my heart, I know that all of my encouragement is fraudulent
I showed this scene to him as an introduction to Lars Von Trier, we both were on LSD and he just said "this is f*cking art", it felt good cuz I knew he was actually impressed by it, and that was not something easy to accomplish
Oh shoot, now that I remember better the one I showed to him was actually the ending scene ... This is even more depressing now.
¡esta película remueve el alma!
Melancholia
est un film montrant parfaitement l’anxiété, l’angoisse, les vaines ou dérisoires tentatives de rassurer la population durant la période juste avant l’anéantissement de notre planète ( donc notre monde ) par l’impact d’une énorme sphère venue de l’espace comment parler aux enfants de la fin du monde: suffit de savoir les distraire en se moquant avec un peu d’humour de la '' fin du monde '' et être capable, ce qui est la moindre des
choses, de bien leur faire comprendre qu'il n'y à rien à craindre
de la mort car la mort est absence de sensation - donc de bien
vivre le temps de sa vie
Want to watch it again now.
FUCKING MASTERPIECE
Kirsten Dunst est immense dans ce rôle
great scene
Melancolia
I'm here after Don't Look Up.
Von Trier é gênio
I love Melancholia
4:21 Shields up. 😲
Kirsten Dunst looks insanely beautiful in some scenes. Its almost scary. lol
good work!
That first shot. :O
This is the score used in the film, right?
meine welt ich liebe dich
Das dachte ich auch gerade.
:)
those are birds falling, not leaves
Вот так все легко и просто....раз.....и нет планеты Земля....
isnt this goin on right now?? umm there are several planets in the sky people have filmed them already for years getting closer and closer..wonder why nobody is paying attention to the sky???
Sublime.¡¡¡
Lars saw today's tomorrow.
Look out, Earth. Get out of the way!
O melhor Von Trier
라스폰 트리에의 우울의 형상이자 그의 분신 그자체= 극중 커스틴 던스트
The only reason this fluff nonsense of a movie is successful is because of its soundtrack. It ain't Lars Von Trier, it's Richard Wagner who is the genius, and his music for Tristan and Isolde is doing the majority of the emotional work here with its stunning, ambiguous chromaticism and orchestration. It is amazing how much soundtracks do most if not all of the emotional work in a fim for an audience, yet most people in that audience completely overlook it.
Sergio Leone is back... a great intro, but 80% makes the musik
The opening music is the prelude from the opera, Tristan and Isolde. Composed by Wagner.
@@ameliawright6947 yes I know the famous Tristan chord ;)
Why was there a horse in the intro
(As well as some planets)
It kind of makes you laugh though when the official explanation for the moon is a planet hit the Earth and them came back and hit it again and the moon is a chunk of the earth.
es realmente triste la pelicula
This is the Salvador Dali of movies.
... immer ...
0:09 this is how I feel 2 days after taking ecstasy.
Noi, adesso.
Melancolía lars von trier
Vin Trier reaches so far and falls so short in every film he makes.... It just makes me feel pity 😞
Who’s Vin Trier?
@@theoduval1408 your mom
why are parts of the intro missing?
Because they don’t have K.D. in them. Read video description.
how the song is called??
que massa
Mal alle runterkommen naxch em Video....Frage: seit wann steuert ein größerer Pante auf einen Kleinen letztlich zu? Die Sequenz ist physikalisch unlogisch, wenn auch sehr aufreibend , ;)
Wenn sich Flugbahnen kreuzen (Exoplaneten, Gesteinsbrocken, Asteroiden whatever) und es zu einer Kollision kommt ist es relativ unerheblich, wer von den beiden größer od. kleiner ist ...der Radfahrer in dir dürfte bestimmt auch schon mehrere Male mit doof herumschwirrenden Mücken kollidiert sein und das hatte dann mit Gravitationskräften ziemlich wenig zu tun, oder? ,)
ok ;) aber wenn Du den Film wirklich gesehen hast, weisst Du sich er das der Planet erst näher war, dann aber scheinbar weiterflog( kleiner wurde ) und dann plötzlich, wie oben im Video, hält er "melancholisch " an, um dann die Erde doch zu verschlucken...oder wie? :p Versteh ich nicht nicht ganz. Ebenso die Frage -wo the fuck ist der Mond? :D Grade hinter der Erde? Also ich finde den Film echt gut vom ganzen Stil und der Stimmung und vielen Bildern, aber rein handlungstechnisch stellen sich viele Logiklücken heraus..... Hast Du eigentlich schon den "Nymphomaniac " gesehn? den neuen Film von ihm?
ging eigentlich davon aus, daß der vagabundierende Planet nach dem 1.Vorüber-Flug wieder hinter der Sonne verschwindet um dort Schwung zu holen (Slingshot-Manöver nennt sich das wohl) um dann auf dem Rückflug super-zufällig genau auf die Erde zu treffen. Ist alles etwas verworren und konfus aber das ist ja eigentlich nicht der Punkt, worauf man diesen Film festnageln sollte ...ist alles eher metaphorisch zu verstehen, wie ich meine.
Nymphomaniac habe ich noch nicht gesehen aber ich werde das dann wohl nächstens machen.
81506860 Du hast Recht das man das nicht so als wichtig nehmen sollte, aber die Erklärung das er hinter der Sopnne schwung holt is ja nun total schwachsinnig sorry^^ Da der Planet später ja permanent sichtbar ist( die Szene mit dem Draht-Rahmen den die Frau als "Größenmesser" an den Planeten ranhält), er sich entfernt um dann wieder auf die Erde zu zu steuern....Also wie soll er dazwischen nochmal hinter der Sonne verschwinden? Am Anfang wird gesagt das er sich hinter der Sonne angenähert hat, so das man durch die Blendung keine lange Vorwarnzeit hatte..... Naja...auch egal, viel Spaß bei Nymphomaniac ;)
Lars made an anime opening to his movie lol
THIS SONG IS KINDA DEPRESSING EVEN THE MOVIE I DON’T LIKE THESE MOVIES
Fantastic sequence but an absolutely TERRIBLE audio cut at 3:45
sedna
watching this stoned is pretty damn amazing
siippp
Kinda reminds me of majoras mask clock town day 3
jupiter comes and hits the earth
No it's a super earth size rogue planet.