@@JamesMatthewGallagherHave you read the book? Ken Kesey wrote the book in 1959 and it was published in1962, in the midst of the Civil rights movement and deep changes in Psychiatry and Psychology. Kesey was a graduate student at Stanford University and he was asked to volunteer for testing different drugs, of course he said yes, it was the 60's. So he was sent to Oregon State psychiatrist Hospital, and that's when he started experimenting with different drugs and he was around mental patients. The narrative serves as a study of institutional processes and the human kind, including a critique of Psychiatry.
They say "timing is everything" and man it sure was! The song was so well timed with the scenes from the movie and had a bow put on it with the lyrical/scenes connection! Bravo!
*True Wealth* “Dark Trades” It is often contested as to who leads the richest life. The awards go to the scribe, the monk, the geometer, and the jeweler, and the way to becoming them is often highly secretive, but still remains open to anybody. Notice how all of these carry a semblance of the realities of a hard life. That is how they pay off over dedicated time.
Fascinating. My bet would be on someone who is skilled at deductive reasoning. Someone who can take in all of the facts, carefully deduce their meaning, and act appropriately.
What can you say, there are no words to describe this movie. No 1 of all time. Everyone should have received an Oscar. You are left breathless, stunned. First time I saw the movie, I cried for ages.
I'm going to write something here and say that it's a "spoiler", so for those who haven't seen the film, please don't read this comment. The film was inspired by a book, but there is a very important fact in the book that was changed in the film. Such incredible and vital detail that I don't know how it could have been modified. In the book, it is clear that McMurphy discovers Nurse Ratched's "modus operandi", the way she purposely afflicts patients, which is in her speech, in her voice. So, in the book, it is described that McMurphy strangles her, with the intention of breaking her vocal cords. In the film this appears, but unlike the book, where the woman never speaks again, in the film she appears with a protection around her neck and speaking, after McMurphy's attack. I think this completely broke the idea that is very well constructed in the book! Ratched is certainly behind the plot to have McMurphy lobotomized. I read a really good comment about the unlikely friendship between McMurphy and Chief Bromden. When Chief Bromden discovers everything, that McMurphy has had surgery, he gives his friend what no one else could: by killing him, the chief gives McMurphy the greatest escape of all, he gifts McMurphy not only with physical freedom, but also the spiritual, taking him out of that place.
Nicely cut together. In recent days with the whole world have turned into a madhouse a spark hit me. Quentin Tarrantino must write and direct the movies sequel. About the life and times of the king of cheat - the Chief. How he ends up in Hell and what happens ever after. Will he find peace of mind, what other adventures mark his path. Will he meet McMurphys ghost or make a second friend as deep? Maybe a collab with the Coen bros would do the task of taking the madness outside the madhouse justice...And Quentin would have a golden character to have him jump back and forth in time as the Pulp Fiction characters so amazingly did. If anyone reading has a means of getting this idea into Quentins Head somehow, I'm sure I'd live to see a masterpiece equally bowing to the outstanding Original, on all levels that it masterfully combined so powerful, I'd expect the love and respect to this would push the collective efforts to honour with a matching sequel no one thought possible...your thoughts, night owls?
There are definitely more possibilities for this type of movie. I even think about a series on HBO or Netflix or Amazon Prime where the characters mostly change, but the staff remains the same characters. Unfortunately, Tarrantino is just about done with filmmaking. But there are other exciting directors/storytellers out there..............
Nadie es débil por ser o tener una enfermedad mental, por lo menos no todos somos así, es una idea peregrina y prejuiciada a mi parecer. La Enfermera si es la encarnación del mal.
Beautiful fucking movie
Indeed! One of my absolute favorites.
Excellent song also!!
@@JamesMatthewGallagherHave you read the book? Ken Kesey wrote the book in 1959 and it was published in1962, in the midst of the Civil rights movement and deep changes in Psychiatry and Psychology. Kesey was a graduate student at Stanford University and he was asked to volunteer for testing different drugs, of course he said yes, it was the 60's. So he was sent to Oregon State psychiatrist Hospital, and that's when he started experimenting with different drugs and he was around mental patients. The narrative serves as a study of institutional processes and the human kind, including a critique of Psychiatry.
Definitely
McMurphy
Song goes perfect with this
Thanks for checking it out! 🙂
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Ol' Jack...from the movie The Shining to this! Awesome
Also featuring Scatman Crothers !
Awesome movie
They say "timing is everything" and man it sure was! The song was so well timed with the scenes from the movie and had a bow put on it with the lyrical/scenes connection! Bravo!
Thank you so much! I love both the song and the movie, so it was a fun project.
The song and the movie,was perfectly edited! You should an Emmy!
@@JamesMatthewGallagher Awesome editing!
The love you put into it shows. I love this one, too.
*True Wealth* “Dark Trades”
It is often contested as to who leads the richest life. The awards go to the scribe, the monk, the geometer, and the jeweler, and the way to becoming them is often highly secretive, but still remains open to anybody. Notice how all of these carry a semblance of the realities of a hard life. That is how they pay off over dedicated time.
Fascinating. My bet would be on someone who is skilled at deductive reasoning. Someone who can take in all of the facts, carefully deduce their meaning, and act appropriately.
Imágenes bien sincronizadas con el ritmo de la canción!
What can you say, there are no words to describe this movie. No 1 of all time. Everyone should have received an Oscar. You are left breathless, stunned. First time I saw the movie, I cried for ages.
You watch cool hand Luke?
This is sheer brilliance.
well done, one of my favorite movies brilliant mash up
Thank you for checking it out and appreciating it! Great song and great movie. 🙂
Wow,you nailed it,remembered that movie,a classic, well done!!
Thanks so much! Hard to go wrong with both Metallica and Jack Nicholson. 🙂
@JamesMatthewGallagher keep up the good work bud!
One of my favorite songs of all time
Incredible
I love when the lyrics kick in and we get full on Charlie Cheswick.
Excellent!
Thanks!
I'm going to write something here and say that it's a "spoiler", so for those who haven't seen the film, please don't read this comment.
The film was inspired by a book, but there is a very important fact in the book that was changed in the film. Such incredible and vital detail that I don't know how it could have been modified. In the book, it is clear that McMurphy discovers Nurse Ratched's "modus operandi", the way she purposely afflicts patients, which is in her speech, in her voice. So, in the book, it is described that McMurphy strangles her, with the intention of breaking her vocal cords. In the film this appears, but unlike the book, where the woman never speaks again, in the film she appears with a protection around her neck and speaking, after McMurphy's attack. I think this completely broke the idea that is very well constructed in the book!
Ratched is certainly behind the plot to have McMurphy lobotomized. I read a really good comment about the unlikely friendship between McMurphy and Chief Bromden. When Chief Bromden discovers everything, that McMurphy has had surgery, he gives his friend what no one else could: by killing him, the chief gives McMurphy the greatest escape of all, he gifts McMurphy not only with physical freedom, but also the spiritual, taking him out of that place.
TOTALLY AMAZING ... FOR SOME REASON IT BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES
Really glad you enjoyed it. I love the movie and the song, and had a blast putting them together. 🙂
Nice work! That was awesome :)
Thank you! 🙂
Peliculon!!
Estoy de acuerdo!
My favorite film.
Nevermind the movie though I really like it but the song alone itself is like fkin story man.
Here, drunk again. Thanks for this man
Absolutely! I had a few while creating it. 🙂
Nicely cut together. In recent days with the whole world have turned into a madhouse a spark hit me. Quentin Tarrantino must write and direct the movies sequel. About the life and times of the king of cheat - the Chief. How he ends up in Hell and what happens ever after. Will he find peace of mind, what other adventures mark his path. Will he meet McMurphys ghost or make a second friend as deep? Maybe a collab with the Coen bros would do the task of taking the madness outside the madhouse justice...And Quentin would have a golden character to have him jump back and forth in time as the Pulp Fiction characters so amazingly did. If anyone reading has a means of getting this idea into Quentins Head
somehow, I'm sure I'd live to see a masterpiece equally bowing to the outstanding Original, on all levels that it masterfully combined so powerful, I'd expect the love and respect to this would push the collective efforts to honour with a matching sequel no one thought possible...your thoughts, night owls?
There are definitely more possibilities for this type of movie. I even think about a series on HBO or Netflix or Amazon Prime where the characters mostly change, but the staff remains the same characters.
Unfortunately, Tarrantino is just about done with filmmaking. But there are other exciting directors/storytellers out there..............
Cool videio ❤
This song is the embodiment of Nurse Ratchet IMO. The Master controlling the weak because she is truly evil incarnate.
Shr was evil
Nadie es débil por ser o tener una enfermedad mental, por lo menos no todos somos así, es una idea peregrina y prejuiciada a mi parecer.
La Enfermera si es la encarnación del mal.
Mesh 😅 yes
Obra maestra 🎉
the best
So glad you enjoyed it!
Non potendolo "rieducare" ai comportamenti formali della societa'.....un uomo libero...il manicomio diventa il luogo di elezione
Infatti
nice
The grand opening
Great ff movie 🎬 in life OK ☘️
Deni de Vito you are a God!
👍👍
Caça as bruxas😳
Ken Kesey would be so proud.
👍
I have a question.... Nurse will I live in this f up world out here in the modern day of the 20204/5's?
Poor old Jack. Anytime the characters name or actors name is Jack, that's how you know they're going to die by the end of the movie.
Why didn't you include chief running
The song was over. 🙂 There's a lot I wanted to include but couldn't squeeze it in.
Nisssssssssse
Mental hospital are a nightmare
They are not how they supposed to be actually
Nurse gonna make everything alright...just another booster...its ok?????????
Wait this is Kitchen 101...Dishwashers...Cooks and Servers....and the privileged public. AMERICA
Animal Farm 1984 Vrave New World...meet Metallica...with their own issues.. write the right...
In memory on my Dominique my Brother is unterned by the bestial société of 1979 in France in sarthe at le mans also thorigne sur due 😡
Great photo and great singers for the past few years ago ☘️ 🙏 mehe nui ka.pai have awesome things in life OK ☘️ ka.pai 🎉
This position is living his own life in his 👋 life 👋 crazy things 🎉ka.pai breaking the window 🪟 ka.pai