modern version when?
Modern version when?
Wyatt Jackson
Aaron Allen
There can never be another.
Fricke tried, but his movies couldn't escape the retarded art-house fraud that is rampant in the industry. Bullshit "lmao so weird" shit ruined his works (fucking clay man was so unneeded).
Even Reggio couldn't reproduce his success, Powaqqatsi and Naqoyqatsi felt like hollow imitations of the original.
The closest film I've ever seen was a German one called Unser Täglich Brot. It lacks a meaningful soundtrack, relying mostly on ambient sounds from the recordings, and focuses on a much simpler subject, yet doesn't come across as pretentious or fake.
Evan Anderson
it already is a modern version
Christopher Long
Baraka > Koy
David Torres
fpbp, but unironically
Naqoyqatsi had a great score, though.
Jack Gray
Check your phone yo, it's already on youtube.
Josiah Williams
?
Christopher Martin
objectively false
Sebastian Cruz
Indeed it did. But nothing beats the original
Leo Sanders
the world has changed quite a lot, also drones might open up a whole new world of possibilities for shots
Chase Smith
Samsara
Gavin Hughes
if there was a new one, it would have to evolve with the times, probably with a heavier focus on globalisation
Ian Allen
Can you fucking read or are you just pretending to be retarded?
Blake Wood
What about Psychohydrography?
Ian Jones
correct
incorrect
Asher Roberts
How do you film Global Warming happening in real time? I suppose they could showcase extreme weather.
Levi Reyes
First it has to exist
Adrian Wood
already done my man
Jonathan Sanders
b-but this has nig nogs on it...
Zachary Hernandez
Baraka, Chronos, and Samsara are really good while the latter is more modern but not as great as Baraka
Easton Foster
is there a similar one focused on japan?
Aiden Thomas
>american niggers
>poetry
lmao