Cinematic masterpiece. I think this is some of the best use of landscapes in cinematography ever, most evident especially on disc one. It feels like I’m in a whole entire world, with shots so deep, contrasty, and saturated like Paris, Texas. It was so engaging. I can imagine the theatrical version is much worse than this. I was kind of reminded of On the Silver Globe in the sense that at times you don’t really pay too much mind to the plot points, you just enjoy the ride, become engulfed in the journey, and appreciate the film’s direction. I think this was so prophetic in regard to technological advances today, and the scene where Edith Farber is seeing for the first time due to these advances was so beautiful. It is also prophetic in its idea of human longing and adventure, it is like everyone gave up a bit of pride to follow along on this journey and see this thing through, and it was a chain reaction representing the measures you would take for someone you love, Eugene for Claire, Claire for Sam, Sam for his parents. And in the most unusual circumstances everyone is enjoying themselves, lmao this is lowkey just life but also deconstruction, slowly losing themselves for this and for eachother; Prophetic of the future. I am glad I got to see the director’s cut. Ever since the Żuławski incident with OTSG I hate to see a director, especially one as talented as Wenders, not be able to produce a film as beautiful as this in its entirety.

Cinematic masterpiece. I think this is some of the best use of landscapes in cinematography ever, most evident especially on disc one. It feels like I’m in a whole entire world, with shots so deep, contrasty, and saturated like Paris, Texas. It was so engaging. I can imagine the theatrical version is much worse than this. I was kind of reminded of On the Silver Globe in the sense that at times you don’t really pay too much mind to the plot points, you just enjoy the ride, become engulfed in the journey, and appreciate the film’s direction. I think this was so prophetic in regard to technological advances today, and the scene where Edith Farber is seeing for the first time due to these advances was so beautiful. It is also prophetic in its idea of human longing and adventure, it is like everyone gave up a bit of pride to follow along on this journey and see this thing through, and it was a chain reaction representing the measures you would take for someone you love, Eugene for Claire, Claire for Sam, Sam for his parents. And in the most unusual circumstances everyone is enjoying themselves, lmao this is lowkey just life but also deconstruction, slowly losing themselves for this and for eachother; Prophetic of the future. I am glad I got to see the director’s cut. Ever since the Żuławski incident with OTSG I hate to see a director, especially one as talented as Wenders, not be able to produce a film as beautiful as this in its entirety.

The people who say “Barry Lyndon” is the most beautiful movie ever made, need to watch any Wim Wenders film. 5 hours and not a single mediocre shot, definetly one of those films which earn their runtime. Absolutely incredible work from Wenders, im suprised this isnt more spoken about

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The people who say “Barry Lyndon” is the most beautiful movie ever made, need to watch any Wim Wenders film. 5 hours and not a single mediocre shot, definetly one of those films which earn their runtime. Absolutely incredible work from Wenders, im suprised this isnt more spoken about

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Quasi 5h de film avec le Director’s Cut, ça a pas l’air forcément accessible et très aguicheur je l’avoue mais franchement c’est super agréable à regarder. Et même si personnellement je l’ai regardé en plusieurs fois, car je n’avais pas forcément le temps, il se consomme plutôt facilement ! Donc je conseille cette version pour les plus courageux, ça vaut carrément le coup. 
C’est un road trip à travers le monde avec une belle histoire bien remplie, on découvre plein de décors et paysages différents. Très bonne expérience visuelle, sensorielle et immersive, 
Le film arrive à rester régulier, sans presque jamais paraître plat ou vide, il est bien ficelé et n’est jamais à court d’idée dans sa mise en scène non plus. 
Je tiens aussi à souligner que la soundtrack est vraiment pas mal du tout.

Quasi 5h de film avec le Director’s Cut, ça a pas l’air forcément accessible et très aguicheur je l’avoue mais franchement c’est super agréable à regarder. Et même si personnellement je l’ai regardé en plusieurs fois, car je n’avais pas forcément le temps, il se consomme plutôt facilement ! Donc je conseille cette version pour les plus courageux, ça vaut carrément le coup. 
C’est un road trip à travers le monde avec une belle histoire bien remplie, on découvre plein de décors et paysages différents. Très bonne expérience visuelle, sensorielle et immersive, 
Le film arrive à rester régulier, sans presque jamais paraître plat ou vide, il est bien ficelé et n’est jamais à court d’idée dans sa mise en scène non plus. 
Je tiens aussi à souligner que la soundtrack est vraiment pas mal du tout.

A journey across the world, chasing love, dreams, and the fragile beauty of being human before it slips away. This is by far one of the most visually striking films I’ve ever seen. The Criterion four-hour-and-50-minute director’s cut was absolutely worth it what a mesmerizing journey that lingers long after the credits roll.

A journey across the world, chasing love, dreams, and the fragile beauty of being human before it slips away. This is by far one of the most visually striking films I’ve ever seen. The Criterion four-hour-and-50-minute director’s cut was absolutely worth it what a mesmerizing journey that lingers long after the credits roll.

I can show you the world ah movie

I can show you the world ah movie