AMERICAN REACTS To Legendy Polskie. Film Jaga. Allegro
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In Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga (Baba Jaga) is a supernatural being (or one of the three sisters of the same name) who appears as a deformed and/or menacing-looking woman. In folklore, Baba Yaga usually flies on a broom wielding a pestle and lives deep in the woods in a hut, usually described as standing on crow's feet. Baba Yaga can help or hinder those who meet or seek her, and can act as a mother. It also has associations with forest nature.
the Allegro (Allegro is polish equivalent of Amazon/Ebay) movies are just shorts made for fun, there's couple of them (Jaga, SMOK, Bazyliszek, TWARDOWSKY 1 &2). Core theme of the project is polish legends/folk tales in modern setting accompanied by new spins on polish music classics. Allegro also funded/produced music videos for those song covers. Jaga is accompanied ied by two:
- Jaskółka uwięziona - Cover. Atanas Valkov&Georgina Tarasiuk. Legendy Polskie /watch?v=qdCmSt4798g (cover of Stan Borys - Jaskółka form 1974)
- Kocham wolność - Cover. Matheo & Damian Ukeje. Legendy Polskie /watch?v=y1YbhC5spzE (cover of Chłopcy z Placu Broni - Kocham wolność from 1990)
Baba Jaga is first witch, the most powerfull in slavic legends.
She take power from Weles who is one of the main God of underground and magic powers for Slavic peple.
She wasnt definite bad or good....more neutral. But if you will not respect her she was vicious.
Boruta is one of the devils.
Ps. Jagusia is pet name to Jaga - Baba Jaga.
Boruta is more of a peasant Demon that somehow took the reins of power, while Rokita is a noble Devil that has style, is traditional and has his code of honor.
Slaves or Slavic people? I know that some people are saying that word Slave comes from Slavic, but not all Slavic people were captured and became Slaves.
@@Diveyl Slavic comes from Słowianie - people of words. no connotation to slaves in language.
@@Maximoepl Jest to jedna z chipotez pochodzenia miana. Ale ja mówiłem o czymś wręcz przeciwnym.
Popatrz się na pierwszy wpis w tym ciągu i zastanów się co tam jest napisane. Slavic czy Slaves? Bo jak na razie jest tam Slaves czyli Niewolnicy.
Słowo Slave, czyli anglosaskie Niewolnik, może pochodzić od Slavic, czyli określenia brańców z południowych brzegów Bałtyku, czy też określenia tych którzy im tych brańców sprzedawali, bo wyprawy Wikingów na ziemie słowiańskie zwykle kończyły się wyprawami odwetowymi na ziemie Nordyckie.
Sławs Woman! not slaves x/
@@Maximoepl it comes from Glory. Sława
May I add Perun mentioned here and there was one of the most powerful gods from Slavic mythology, someone very similar to Zeus, also the god of thunders, that fought against the being representing Chaos - Żmij ( Serpent). his sacred tree was oak and we see here also Jaga was trying to plant the oak tree. Yaga was also the goddess , the forest protector known also as a guardian of "growing up, metamorphosis from a child to an adult; a witch. her legend has become popular especially by Grimm brothers who depictured her as evil being that killed children, only defeated by the protagonist of the stories.
Żmij was an animal incarnation of Veles, Perun's real opportunist. Interestingly, in Slavic mythology there was no unequivocal affiliation to good or evil. Both gods had good and bad qualities, and the ancient struggle between them is the cause of everything that happens. For example - Weles was responsible for cattle (symbol of wealth). When cattle got sick or died, they attributed Perun's actions, theoretically the good one.
Żmij był zwierzęcą inkarnacją Welesa, rzeczywistego oportunisty Peruna. Co ciekawe, w słowiańskiej mitologi nie było jednoznacznej przynależności do dobra lub zła. Obaj bogowie mieli dobre i złe cechy, a odiweczna walka pomiędzy nimi jest przyczyną wszystkiego. Dla przykładu - Weles odpowiadał za bydło (ówczesny symbol bogactwa). Kiedy bydło chorowało lub umierało, przypisywano do działaniom Peruna, teoretycznie tego dobrego.
To be honest, this is my favorite short video from Allegro (and my favorite song) :) Allegro is like Amazon, it's a pity that they stopped 6 years ago to make some great short videos and didn't make something bigger, shown in cinemas... They could really create something great, on level of The Witcher games, staying in the Slavic theme but with a touch of modernity... Such a great loss on their part, although who knows... maybe if more people abroad are interested in these videos, they will finally decide to start this project? ;)
To clarify. In our stories, just like in the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, there is no pure good and pure evil. Although Baba Yaga looks like an angel - she is as dangerous as Satan Boruta, even the child who was shown has no clear conscience. There are former gods (Perun) and characters from our myths in hell... in these short videos they suddenly (for some reason) manage to escape from confinement and spread terror in Poland nowadays ;).
The being who controls time (can stop it) is Boruta, not Jaga ;) Her skills are different.
Our cinema, only that in good quality, is always complicated and multi-threaded ;) that's why I recommend watching these videos a few times and everything will become clear to you ;). Ba, maybe you will even be interested in our Slavic mythology? ;) Unfortunately, we don't know much about it, the Vatican crusades erased a lot of information about our distant ancestors. One thing is certain, the Slavs worshiped forests, just like druids... that's why Jaga is so angry at people that they cut down her sacred grove and turned it into a housing estate ;). It's a very interesting approach to today's life... because if the Gods of our ancestors still exist somewhere... I think they would be very dissatisfied with us and would have many reasons to leave "hell" and bring their "order" ;).
I'm Polish and I'll try to explain it to you. The legend of Baba Yaga dates back to pre-Christian times when there were several different types of Gods and demons.
It is an element of most Slavic beliefs.
Slavs are inhabitants of Central and Eastern Europe. We come from one ethnic group, our languages are similar and we have common elements of culture before Christianization in the 9th - 11th century.
In the original legend, Baba Yaga lived in the forest and had a house on a chicken leg all made of candy, and a road made of candy led to her house. She kidnapped the lost in the wilderness. Generally in the Witcher game - "Lords of the Forest" - this would be the equivalent of Baba Yaga in Slavic mythology, the Germans have the same Baba Yaga as luring children and fattening them to eat them. Hänsel und Gretel in Poland we call it "Jaś i Małgosia".
Europe is a melting pot of cultures, I believe that Mr. Bagiński, who created the film The Cathedral in 2002, did a great job selling Polish culture.
We were here long before Christianity. The entire series is worth recommending.
Most Poles know these legends and I guess a lot of Czechs, Slovaks, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Lithuanians, Slovenes, Serbs...
I absolutely recommend: LEGENDY POLSKIE ( ALLEGRO ) TWARDOWSKY 1 ( AND TWARDWOSKY 2 ), there are two parts. JUST MINDBLOWING. :)
Actually all movies are a linear series.
Smok, Twardowski, Twardowski 2.0, Bazyliszek, Jaga
And the music videos for the cover songs also are telling stories.
This is a series of films with Polish legends. Jaga is like a guardian of nature. Perun is the Slavic god of the afterlife. I recommend reading the legend of the Basilisk first, and then watching the movie from this series. It's best to get to the original stories before each of the videos.
"Boruta the Devil" is a character from Polish folklore, particularly associated with the Mazovian region. He is a mythical, demonic figure with complex and diverse attributes.
Here are some key points about Boruta the Devil:
Character and Appearance: Boruta the Devil is depicted as a powerful and malevolent demon with a human or semi-human, semi-animal appearance. He is often portrayed as a tall figure with fiery eyes and a horn on his head.
Ruler of Forests and Woods: Boruta is often linked to being the ruler or guardian of forests and woods. He is considered a protector of wildlife and wild creatures, but at the same time, he can be an unpredictable and dangerous keeper of these places.
Guardian of Traditions: In Polish folk tradition, Boruta was often believed to be the protector of rituals and customs related to agricultural life and nature. His presence was thought to safeguard the laws and traditions passed down through generations.
Complex Nature: The character of Boruta the Devil is not straightforward. In some stories, he is portrayed as a benefactor, rewarding people for their honesty and care for nature. In other tales, he is a fearsome and dreadful demon who punishes people for their sins and moral transgressions.
Mazovian Cultural Connection: Boruta the Devil holds particular significance in the culture of the Mazovian region of Poland. Stories about him have been passed down through generations, influencing local beliefs and traditions.
It's important to note that folklore and mythology, such as the character of Boruta the Devil, often have various versions and interpretations depending on the region and time. These stories contribute to the rich cultural heritage of Poland and have played a role in shaping the imagination and identity of its people.
Boruta was also depicted as simpleton, a peasant or mundane among Devils.
Rokita on other hand was more associated with nobility, a higher Devil with his own code of honor and rules that he followed. And this is played here. He was also vengeful devil.
Yaga is, let's say, a master demon. Like everything in the original Slavic edition - it is impossible to say whether it was bad or good. A bit of an eco-terrorist, but with pure intentions. Messing with her is a very bad idea, which gives you an idea of what it was like to mess with characters higher up the hierarchy. :)
Fajne,prawda?,mamy dużo więcej różnych legendarnych stworzeń 😊❤️🇵🇱
let's say this- have you seen John Wick? He's called Baba Yaga by the Russian mob boss for a reason ;)
Podoba mi się, jak chłop nic nie rozumie 😂
Baba Yaga is a witch, or rather a woman with knowledge. There is no such distinction in English. Slavic mythology has many powerful female demons. Most of them are neither good nor bad, they just are. They should not be upset ;) Perun is one of the most important Slavic gods - the ruler of thunder and the god of warriors. Behind him is Weles, the god of the underworld (of the dead). The oldest is Swaróg, the god of the sun, heavenly fire, divine blacksmith and creator of celestial bodies. Before we became Christians, we had a very colorful mythology ;). There is always an extra after the credits
There is always an extra after the credits
The entire "Polish Legends" series is truly a great combination of very old Slavic and Polish legends with modernity and the present world. Today I made a comparison and checked the reaction of three different non-Polish people on UA-cam. They were the reaction of an Englishman, a Scotsman and now an American. And it's amazing how different the reception of this film is. Europeans understood the various symbols and comparisons in the film much better, because perhaps the characters from Polish legends have some references in their legends. What's more, the Englishman "was prepared" and had previously read who/what Baba Yaga was in Polish mythology. And Dar The Traveler simply approached this film like dozens of fantasy films
Great reaction! I love polish legends from allegro
She is a good witch
That's right, Perun is a Slavic God one of many he is considered to be the creator of the world in Slavic lands to this day he and other Slavic Gods are cold
Those are directed by Tomasz Bagiński. Director of the wicher. Such a bummer he could do much better... Also after yaga there was supposed to be full length film but was never realised😢
all these movies are the modern versions of polish legends, it would be better for you to understand if you check what is the legend about, before watching. This is legend of Baba Jaga. BTW I love yours reactions, thank you
This is a story about (christian) hell and pre-christian gods, godesses and other slavic demons mentioned here. You can interpret the story as when the slavs turned into christianity, all their gods who they worshiped were captured by the christian devil and put in hell. Jaga apparently escaped and the devil wants to bring her back.
😆 Shes "Baba Jaga" from a Legends (well redesign) origin of John Whick. 😂 Netflix can learn 🤣 And they show perfect "devil's work" via manipulation. Maybe its not Amazon Prime but they made great work and show how made good adaptation of a legend in this mattere. 😆
BTW; Perun is the equivalent of Odin, pretty much
Or Zeus ;)
More like Thor. Perun is the god of thunder
That is Baginski bro. he's far away in the future with CGI and everything. these films have some age now
and all the special effects then were a decades forward, for the regular ones.
read more about PERUN !! ;) and She is Yaga ..BABAYAGA :)
they must continue this movie
Bravo i lovve this i want to see movie 😢 unlocky we dont make it.
JAGA = GAJA
In principle, the entire series should be watched in this order. Dragon (Smok), Twardowsky, Twardowsky 2.0, Basilisk (Bazyliszek), Yaga. Be sure to watch the content of each movie after the credits. Then it falls into a concrete whole.
That was 5th last part of legendy polskie
As a person that grow up with those legends its funny for me that he refered to her as a girl at the beginning.
Slavic legends
Baba Yaga is slavic mythical witch - John Wick was called Baba Yaga by Russian mafia :)
i was waiting for it.. well they called Johny Wick in Russia "baba yaga" after her :P
Respect :D
Director from THE WITCHER
Such a shame the witcher sucks so badly. The show, not the books or games
@@luciludka Baginski can make good productions. But in this case he has imposed screenwriters. As a result, we get a smoothed-out, film version of the real The Witcher.
@@wolfsw666 meh, perhaps he can make something good but the way he defended this garbage show is ridiculous. First he blamed its awful quality on the emotional young people from Tiktok, lately he claimed that he had to dumb it down for Americans. He takes no responsibility. Having to work with American writers is no excuse, just look at Chernobyl or the first seasons of Got. I have zero respect for him
@@luciludka I defend him because one failure can happen to anyone. Only he who does nothing makes no mistakes. This is my subjective assessment so don't take it to heart.
@@wolfsw666 I don't take it to heart. However I can't agree that 3 season are one failure. He had plenty of time to do something, instead he blamed fans and offended everyone.
I love this song 🥰🥰🥰
ua-cam.com/video/qdCmSt4798g/v-deo.html
Here is the whole song and Jaga's escape from hell 🙂
Just don't bother her and you'll be fine. She's called a "girl".
Stay safe
It would be nice if you first entered, for example, the phrase Baba Yaga in the GP chat and understood what the legend was, because now you watch the movie like any other.
Remember... Pole always remembers to devil.
First of all there's lot's of humor in the dialogs, which captions do not catch. Actually hard to translate.
Second, and most important is a hint to you: keep watching to the end! :)
The funniest thing about this whole Allegro Legendy Polskie is a fact that... ALLEGRO IS POLISH EBAY. I dont have any idea why they created this series.
That was a promo series in cooperation with Andrzej Bagiński (Oscar winner for short animation and now he work at Witcher series).
Listen to bryska - odbicie (Mark Neve Remix)😁
I am baffled at you keep saying "I don't know what she is". The whole vid was about her, introducing her in all the aspects. She is an old Slavic demon, imprisoned in Hell by the actual devils. Once pagan times were over, all pagan demons were banished, and real Hell took over. Hell, as you could see, works as a huge Corporation (here is just their small division, the Polish Hell). They despise the former, unprofessional order and take care of business on earth in their own, sophisticated way, keeping all those petty creatures/deities/semigods of the olden days in special prison-cells. Hell's operations are sanctioned, to some degree, by Heaven. But the devils always play a double game, and they try to use Yaga's prison break to their advantage. An agency on Earth, human organization called "The Iron Mountain," is the third side of the story: they fight all evil, be it old or new one. They were tipped by Rokita about Yaga's whereabouts, but failed to eliminate her. At the end of the fight Boruta, the Polish Division Director, intervened, and, playing on Yaga's nostalgia for the old times (with the help of the little devil Marysia), tricked Yaga into an unstoppable rage agains all human civilization (so that human souls would be tainted with hatred and violence, and fall to Hell).
This was all plain to see. Did you notice the English subtitles?
she is a witch , Baba Jaga
and first men is a devil
Who you think make matrix movies?. Wachowski brothers.
We could make very good movies but we lack of $$$
Our Witcher could be true masterpiece with the same founding as Netflix one.
Do not fuck with BabaYaga!
Baba Yaga. Legenda o starej kobiecie mieszkające w gęstym lesie w chacie na kurzej łapce. Wiedźma, której należy unikać. Potrafiła przemienić się w jakąkolwiek postać. Czarownica. Tak mówi podanie. Polecam Ci Pana Twardowskiego oraz Bazyliszka. Dzięki za Twoją reakcję 👍👍🇵🇱💕
She is deamon.
now you have to do it all otherwise you will not understand peace
Shi is Polish Baba Jaga Schi don`t it peopels (kids)
Focus on songs words too they tell a story...and research polish folkor history before watching any of those videos further
This is not a German story.
matrix npt wachowski matriks from poland
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Yaga