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😢 another story of one way of representing the world

Nice, adding those excerpts from the documentary of "Visions of Light".

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Hey @coolcatmedia great vid! where is the first image from? And could you possibly make a list of all the films you featured in the video please?

Nice work, though I guess I would say it's more about the overall history and theory of cinematic language rather than it is a visual history. Also, note that you might want to put names through Google to hear how they are pronounced: Andre Bazin and George Meliès - I mean, it doesn't take 2 minutes, and at least you'd be saying the names right (seriously, it was painful to hear those being butchered). Other than that, great stuff - thank you.

HOW MUCH EXTRA ... for the TITLES used and where ..??????

DAMN BOI HE THICK

This is just wrong. Not the content, the algorithmic negligence.

Very epic

Kubrick is Sancho the Bailiff.

Rappers acting all gangsta because they got shot and lived. Man try telling that to an actor that worked with Kubrick.

He wasn't insane he was a spoiled bear who no one had the guts to reign in. Brilliant filmmaker? Sure. But you can make great art without treating people like shit.

He was a jean-yus!

What’s your favorite thing about Kubrick?

Well if someone is presenting a show on Cinematic Language then a short briefing on German Expressionist cinema and also on Andrae Tarkovski is well expected. Nevertheless.

What film is it at 2:04, the person hanging?

Very disappointed that you did not take a closer look at DW Griffith and what he did to create the foundation of cinematic language.

Hey friend, the picture shown at 8:02 is of french philopsopher Jean Paul Sartre, not Galvano Della Volpe

Interviews have bad sound, but great stuff.

I suspected as much. This was technically before my time but its essentially what happened to 'Megaupload'! Here's a question though - why did VHS win over Betamax? Betamax was better. I would know. I was around at the time that VHS won out for some reason!!

We know they greedy ash!!!

I apologize for being nit picky, but at 2m37sec are you talking about george melies?

I was watching this for 2 minutes before i realised there was narration. Sound mix is everything!

I'm curious why birth of a nation is in this reel

I love the direction this essay takes the channel. Keep up the good work, gentlemen.

Cats are not known to be good drivers.

Students of cinema: find this if you can! "The Story of Film: An Odyssey" is a 2011 British documentary film about the history of film, presented on television in 15 one-hour chapters with a total length of over 900 minutes. It was directed and narrated by Mark Cousins, a film critic from Northern Ireland, based on his 2004 book The Story of Film.

New subscriber didn't expect quality. As you're gemmed up can you tell me if it's true more died making the film than at Potemkin battleship?

man, currently studying cinema history here in Italy and your essay came in clutch for some stuff I was forgetting. Great great work.

LOVELY work man. I do appreciate thoughtful essayists. I hope you will continue exploring cinema....

Great video! Your passion and love for the craft really shows

I'm gonna be waiting for this one

It was brilliant

1:15 there Jessie

very enjoyable and a great atmosphere

This isn’t even scary

Awsum

Well done ✔

Awesome👏👏

This was amazing the whole thing was so well done

This stuff is great guys

Sml have the same puppet

i hate clowns

that clown doll is cute but it's kinda scary the clown doll attacks the toy monkey.

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