If any of you are wondering why the judge is called "Worm, Your Honor", it's because worms throughout the entire album represent the part of the main character's mind that is decayed. The part that caused him to go insane. In another of the best songs of the album, Hey You, the lyrics say "But it was only fantasy. The wall was too high, as you can see. No matter how he struggled, he could not break free. And the worms ate into his brain." The wall is the part of his mind that shut him off from the outside world and caused him to lock himself in his hotel room in a Howard Hughes-like manner. This album is probably the deepest thing ever made.
Alfredo Monsalve I read that they removed it because the film to go with the song was too repetitive, and featured in montages elsewhere in the film already.
Easily one of the best things about this sequence is that, while it's all surreal and nonsensical, Pink still doesn't "fit in" at all - in the close-up scenes, he's presented with a rough, sketched art style. He almost looks skeletal, and possesses a barely human face with hollow, staring eyes. So in a way, the creepiest, most unsettling thing in the whole sequence - despite all that is going on - _is Pink himself._
Well, it's fairly obvious that this "trial" is taking place inside Pink's own mind and is either a dream or a hallucination (the result of drugs and/or his increasing mental instability). A common symptom of psychosis, whether drug-induced or not, is depersonalization in which a person loses his or her sense of identity as an individual and/or as a human being. This isn't the first time it's happened him, either -- this representation of himself looks a lot like the vaguely human-shaped blob he imagined turning into after the song "Comfortably Numb", the one which only had holes where the eyes and mouth would be. You want to go down the rabbit hole a bit more? Consider this. Since this is taking place entirely inside Pink's mind, this suggests that all the characters -- the lawyer, the judge, the teacher his wife, his mother -- are simply parts of his own fractured psyche (which implies that he's put himself on trial and is judging himself). Throughout the course of the film, it becomes very clear that Pink has been deeply affected and shaped by his relationships with three people in particular -- his mother, his teacher, his wife. His sense of identity appears to be very dependent on his interactions with them, so much so that it's almost as if he doesn't know who he really is without them. (As evidence of this, I notice that the thing which seems to set off Pink's emotional and psychological deterioration is the realization that his wife is having an affair -- this really seems to traumatize him.) So when Pink's psyche disintegrates and all the parts of his identity which are tied to his mother, his teacher, and his wife seem to split off and turn on him...what does he have left? Answer...not a lot, something only vaguely suggestive of a human (never mind a person named Pink with a sense of self).
OreadNYC i personally see it as someone who is so overwhelmed by the negative things in life he just starts building a wall. This is the final straw and let's it out. No one can keep holding in pain and you can't keep blocking your heart from the truth. You just tear yourself down.
interesting interpretation. I always assumed it was because since this entire trial is a symbol of pink reevaluating his life that the judge was representing pink himself. How pink sees himself as an asshole and is punishing himself for all of his isolationism.
+Justin Stark Especially since the other characters refer to the Judge as "Worm." Since worms in the film are used as a symbol for Pink's increasing insanity, this suggests the possibility that Pink is in his own mind both defendant and judge and (which is far from uncommon among people who suffer from mood disorders such as depression) far more harsh on himself than most other people would be on him. Actually, from a psychological perspective, it could even be argued that ALL of the characters in this song are potentially representations of Pink -- perhaps on some level, he accepts and agrees with the criticisms of the schoolteacher and his wife as well as having mixed feelings about his mother (loving her but also feeling suffocated by her).
Jennifer’s body Fan girl I didn’t see villainizing...I just saw an explanation. Just because you don’t see something at first doesn’t make you a villain. If they had said “he was terrible and he didn’t think about other people at all” then yeah, but that wasn’t what was said. The comment was more about self awareness and viewing the situation from another point of view.
@@thewallfangirl2980 lol go read the wikipedia for The Wall, Pink is partially based on Syd Barrett, a member of pink floyd who went insane from isolation and drug use. Literally 10 seconds before this point in the movie, Pink isnt just depressed, hes fully devolved into insanity and is holding neo nazi rallies while babbling incoherently about minorities.
I don't know how many people notice this, but when the judge is looking in the mirror, the judge is actually bigger than himself. This is a fantstic play on how we are allowed to see how the judge sees himself.
This movie is such an art and tells an incredible story through both the animation, and the reality. Defiantly one of my favorite movies and one of the best movies ever made.
As someone who suffered with undiagnosed mental illness for 17 years, this strikes me on a deeper cord than I care to feel. Well done to everyone involved,
This is one of my favourite moments from The Wall but it's also the most disturbing as well because everything comes to a very dramatic climax as Pink realises how many mistakes he has made so he puts himself on trial and the Wall finally comes down with that massive final scream. It's a very cathartic release of all the anger that has built up over a long period of time
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i love how almost every song in The Wall has its own story but the album its self also has its own story too its music like this that is truly art we need more bands like pink Floyd and more artists like roger waters
I love how this film shows how even the smallest act of hate can cause a continuing cycle and how it can cut you off from the world if you can't face up against it. And the symbolism! I think this film should be required viewing for any philosophy, no heck, any student.
The Wall could be interpreted as a man becoming conscious of what life is, and not being able to handle it. He is learning what life "is" while he is young but the death of his father, and the idea of he himself dying are introduced at a young age. His school tries to make him a part of their "reality" which he rebels against and is subsequently shown what its like to be an outsider and ridiculed. He resorts to his mother for comfort, she is overbearing and puts all her own fears/problems on him, making the world seem even more fucked. Pink then tries to buy into the "public concept of what life is", he strives for the fancy cars, womern and a big house because "that's what life is about". But he finds out the hard way that material objects are merely a distraction. He keeps lingering on the truth/fact that nobody knows what life is, and he interprets this as meaning that life is pointless. This makes him depressed, and hard to relate to. After he is left behind and is mistreated by a number of people, he finds something in life that he knows for sure. And that is what makes him angry, he becomes a "bully". A bully in his mind he is in control of his life by controlling and ridiculing others. He becomes a walking hammer, waiting to bring himself down on others (nails) and in this way he feels better and stronger about his own existence. Though in the story he does show regret and puts himself on trial in his head.
You can’t hear it in this version, but after he says “fills me with the urge to DEFECATE!”, there’s a voice in the background saying “go on judge, shit on him!”
After so many years of knowing the song and even cherishing it, I think it's only this year that I began to realize that not only is this one of the rather deeply scariest (in a way) and most unnerving songs that I think I've ever heard, but that, in a way, it's also one of the truly saddest.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Somehow so surreal yet so comprehensible. I have never seen another movie capturing "depression" or "the battle within yourself" this well. Only thing I really wasn't sure I understood was the Hitler analogy.
if theres one album in the world that i can give 10/10 i would not hesitate to give the wall a standing ovation. The music, the meaning, the intelligent MINDS it took to write all this. The music is AMAZING no doubt some of the best stuff ever written put print the lyrics of the entire album and i can bet it would be the best poem ever written.
When I was a kid and my father showed this to me the very first time ever (I was about... 6), I remember that I hated this. This was scary, one of the most traumatic experiences I ever had from animations. Maybe I thought that way 'cause I didn't understand the story of it. About almost 13 years later, I saw this again. That time it was the biggest mind blown ever. I started to appreciate the personal looking animation, music and the story. This is not only a movie, this is art for everyone.
We need to analyze this in class sometime in my lifetime, it's just begging to be discussed... THE SYMBOLISM THO! Who knows, my English teacher is a huge Pink Floyd fan, so... fingers crossed! (because we all know that it is totally appropriate material for eighth graders)
Michael Wiltse Bjork is on the same level with her art - watch the video for Bachelorette (similar multidimensional surrealist themes) if you’ve never seen it! Good art is always out there to be found, the key is to never stop looking
When somebody shows you what this society really is and we finally accept to see it...that's the time to feel this inexplicable, thin, disturbing sense of fear. Fear that if society wants suddenly turn against us, we are nothing, guinea-pigs, puppets victims of any kind of punishment and destruction. That's the hidden feeling that scares us about this video. A Kafka musical nightmare.
It's here where I finally made the conclusion that there is absolutely NOTHING wrong about this album AND movie. Everything, every song, every sequence, every detail, all of it is just *perfect* . All hail Pink Floyd!
+Denise Coelho (50 tons de consciência) The art style is good but I mean you got the butt judge and some weird naked snake girl thing. But all the cartoons I think are part of Pink's mind.
the snake girl is his wife, and their relationship was so totally contingent on sex that you see her head coming out of her vagina several times, which is basically when she realized he sucked and left his ass, and the ass is himself trying to find a way to cope with his mistakes and tear down the wall to live his life, and the only way to do that is to manufacture somebody to oppress and punish him, the way he's seen himself his whole life, a victim.
For those who haven't done acid and reaching "psychosis" , well this is a very talented depiction of it. The artist must have been there , the visualization is both stunning and is accurate, having done so myself in 1977............
"Good morning, the worm, your honour, The crown will plainly show, The prisoner who now stands before you, Was caught red-handed showing feelings. Showing feelings of an almost human nature. This will not do."
Since it's a given somebody will say something about how music was supposedly better then and it's now shit etc etc. may I remind you of Disco music, or any other mainstream number. Every decade has their "beibers" if you can't find good music now it's probably because you aren't looking. Plenty of places to listen to music other than fm radio right? Get on Spotify and type Texas blues or independent, you won't be disappointed
HankCScorpio yeah, there was Disco, but Disco is so much better than this over-produced, drum-machine-filled drill crap. Besides, Rumours and Slowhand being released the same year. What did 2017 do exactly? Oh yeah, it killed Gregg Allman, thanks 2017, we were so short on living icons we really needed the Midnight Rider taken from us too.
I saw this video for the first time while stationed at Offutt, AFB in the winter of '86. I was sober, alas but the effect the video had on me then was profound and still is to this day.;
Gerald Scarfe. he needs to be credited more, for his ability to capture the emotion in pink floyd's songs and put it into such excellent tangible, vivid images.
Excellent song. I remember hearing this song from a street performer when I was 12. I was so enthralled with this and had to get the album, which led to my sneaking the movie and watching it. Best decision ever of that year.
+Ponderingtaco why he is telling the truth the new music is so materialistic, music lost it noble message sadly, now its a music of salves, art suppose to change society for the better sake, not spreading hatred language, commercializing drugs, using women as an attracting objects, people without any talent get famous by saying disgusting things the music industry is corrupted and nasty it was used for brainwashing not for us to think for ourselves ,, its all about money sex drugs hatred and racism
Pink learned something through the schoolmaster's testimony (he became the very thing he opposed in his childhood) and through his wife's testimony (her affair happened because of his neglect). But what exactly does Pink realize through his mother's testimony? I'm not quite sure...should he have remained under his mother's wing without obtaining autonomy and independence? Is that what that sequence seems to tell?
This imagery is fantastic. Not only did I fall in love pink floyd's the wall album the first time I heard it. But I fell on love the feature film based on the album the first time I saw it. Simply amazing.
I laughed. My affidavit is only good for the administrations of the last forty years, but that's everyone who has made it to the hill during my sentence on this planet, both past and present. Trump is just going for the all time worst POTUS ever record, and being rewarded handsomely for it too. I'm sure the lights will be on until the end of time itself if the Clinton cartel have anything to say about it.
Joe Marks you’re absolutely stupid and ignorant. Trump is definitely not the worst president, Bill Clinton is. Trump isn’t the best, but he’s one of the only good presidents we’ve had in a long time
I've watched this movie 3 times already after seeing it for my first time thanks to my dad and the movie makes me feel so happy and sad at the same time. I love everything about it and love the music even more! I am totally obsessed!!
This is why this film should be considered one of the best musical movies ever made, 40 years after this movie came out. Thought provoking, disturbing, darkly funny, sad...all parts of the human experience explored in depth. And the issues that it talks about--mental illness, the effects of war on families, the hypocrisy of the school system and society at large--are still unfortunately relevant today as they were 40 years prior. You can tell that this was a very personal passion project for Waters and Scarfe, as there are autobiographical elements in there...Barrett's illness, Scarfe's sickly bedridden childhood, Roger's childhood with a dead dad and constant bullying and ostracizing at school...I remember watching this in full at the age of 13 and being blown away by it.
Pretty sure the worms are a metaphor for things like Depression and Anxiety, those deep self destructive thoughts like "it's all my fault", "I'm not good enough", "I'm a horrible person". It's basically the worst things you think about yourself, in this case, Floyd blames himself for the suffering of others even if it's not entirely his fault.
If any of you are wondering why the judge is called "Worm, Your Honor", it's because worms throughout the entire album represent the part of the main character's mind that is decayed. The part that caused him to go insane. In another of the best songs of the album, Hey You, the lyrics say "But it was only fantasy. The wall was too high, as you can see. No matter how he struggled, he could not break free. And the worms ate into his brain."
The wall is the part of his mind that shut him off from the outside world and caused him to lock himself in his hotel room in a Howard Hughes-like manner. This album is probably the deepest thing ever made.
hey you was removed from the film, i actually don't know why, i woould've fit nicely
Alfredo Monsalve
I read that they removed it because the film to go with the song was too repetitive, and featured in montages elsewhere in the film already.
IAN 4000 Also referring to the judge is an asshole.
IAN 4000 "deepest thing ever made"
Come on now
Kayne Jacques Yeah but THE deepest?
I mean, really. That's a really big statement.
“The worst part about having a mental illness is people expect you to behave as if you don't.”
Just like my mom!
Sad but true
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAA
This is horribly true.
Easily one of the best things about this sequence is that, while it's all surreal and nonsensical, Pink still doesn't "fit in" at all - in the close-up scenes, he's presented with a rough, sketched art style. He almost looks skeletal, and possesses a barely human face with hollow, staring eyes.
So in a way, the creepiest, most unsettling thing in the whole sequence - despite all that is going on - _is Pink himself._
Well, it's fairly obvious that this "trial" is taking place inside Pink's own mind and is either a dream or a hallucination (the result of drugs and/or his increasing mental instability). A common symptom of psychosis, whether drug-induced or not, is depersonalization in which a person loses his or her sense of identity as an individual and/or as a human being. This isn't the first time it's happened him, either -- this representation of himself looks a lot like the vaguely human-shaped blob he imagined turning into after the song "Comfortably Numb", the one which only had holes where the eyes and mouth would be.
You want to go down the rabbit hole a bit more? Consider this. Since this is taking place entirely inside Pink's mind, this suggests that all the characters -- the lawyer, the judge, the teacher his wife, his mother -- are simply parts of his own fractured psyche (which implies that he's put himself on trial and is judging himself). Throughout the course of the film, it becomes very clear that Pink has been deeply affected and shaped by his relationships with three people in particular -- his mother, his teacher, his wife. His sense of identity appears to be very dependent on his interactions with them, so much so that it's almost as if he doesn't know who he really is without them. (As evidence of this, I notice that the thing which seems to set off Pink's emotional and psychological deterioration is the realization that his wife is having an affair -- this really seems to traumatize him.) So when Pink's psyche disintegrates and all the parts of his identity which are tied to his mother, his teacher, and his wife seem to split off and turn on him...what does he have left? Answer...not a lot, something only vaguely suggestive of a human (never mind a person named Pink with a sense of self).
OreadNYC What about his dad?
The Jackonian IiI
The father is implied to have died in the war
OreadNYC i personally see it as someone who is so overwhelmed by the negative things in life he just starts building a wall. This is the final straw and let's it out. No one can keep holding in pain and you can't keep blocking your heart from the truth. You just tear yourself down.
The judge is a mockery of the British legal system. He is thundering out his verdict, while quite literally talking out his ass.
interesting interpretation. I always assumed it was because since this entire trial is a symbol of pink reevaluating his life that the judge was representing pink himself. How pink sees himself as an asshole and is punishing himself for all of his isolationism.
Could be both
+Justin Stark Especially since the other characters refer to the Judge as "Worm." Since worms in the film are used as a symbol for Pink's increasing insanity, this suggests the possibility that Pink is in his own mind both defendant and judge and (which is far from uncommon among people who suffer from mood disorders such as depression) far more harsh on himself than most other people would be on him. Actually, from a psychological perspective, it could even be argued that ALL of the characters in this song are potentially representations of Pink -- perhaps on some level, he accepts and agrees with the criticisms of the schoolteacher and his wife as well as having mixed feelings about his mother (loving her but also feeling suffocated by her).
That was how Gerald Scarfe intended for the judge to appear based on Charles Dickens saying the law is an ass.
i like how all the people in his life made his suffering about themselves, that's so real it hurts.
Bogdanmeoff 60% waters 30% syd 10% other is what waters has said about it
Mason Abney do you hear yourself Villainizing depressed people classy
Jennifer’s body Fan girl I didn’t see villainizing...I just saw an explanation. Just because you don’t see something at first doesn’t make you a villain. If they had said “he was terrible and he didn’t think about other people at all” then yeah, but that wasn’t what was said. The comment was more about self awareness and viewing the situation from another point of view.
Doctor Disaster so this is your analysis pink lying about this shut up and go to school kid
@@thewallfangirl2980 lol go read the wikipedia for The Wall, Pink is partially based on Syd Barrett, a member of pink floyd who went insane from isolation and drug use. Literally 10 seconds before this point in the movie, Pink isnt just depressed, hes fully devolved into insanity and is holding neo nazi rallies while babbling incoherently about minorities.
"Crazy. He is crazy"
Oh yeah and everyone else in this video is just an Average Joe
It's all in his head, he is "everyone else".....
It’s his self loathing that is talking
This is like one of the funniest comments I've read bruh😭
I don't know how many people notice this, but when the judge is looking in the mirror, the judge is actually bigger than himself.
This is a fantstic play on how we are allowed to see how the judge sees himself.
or it was just a mistake
The lawyer I think, not the judge
It was the magistrate
This movie is such an art and tells an incredible story through both the animation, and the reality. Defiantly one of my favorite movies and one of the best movies ever made.
I don't know why, but this is my absolute favorite Pink Floyd song.
I personally love the orchestral parts. They're so chilling
Lynsey Moon My favorite part is when he yells about midway through the song.
Cameron Baldwin My favourite part is the judge :) Also him saying "Craaaazy"
I like the English accents when the people are screaming "Tear down the wall!"
I have that quote ("Tear down the wall") on my new sketchbook :D
As someone who suffered with undiagnosed mental illness for 17 years, this strikes me on a deeper cord than I care to feel. Well done to everyone involved,
I have no mental problems and it still ravages me every time...
>undiagnosed
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MixMastaCopyCat Allow me to elaborate i was diagnosed at the end of those 17 years
dustyjuiceboy oh lmfao my bad, misread.
MixMastaCopyCat no worries pally-o
And now presenting!...
If Pink Floyd made a Disney movie!
Funny enough, Gerald Scarfe, the animator for Pink Floyd-The Wall, also did the animation for the Disney film Hercules.
Garrus Vakarian Production Designer
Ethan Jensen I'd totally pay to see that movie.
He IS an ass!!
Ha ha ha
This is one of my favourite moments from The Wall but it's also the most disturbing as well because everything comes to a very dramatic climax as Pink realises how many mistakes he has made so he puts himself on trial and the Wall finally comes down with that massive final scream. It's a very cathartic release of all the anger that has built up over a long period of time
That scream while the wall is broken, amazing!
Roger Waters at his finest.
That judge cameo'd in The Amazing World of Gumball, of all places.
TasselledWobbegong where?
Send me the link
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@@Goalieguy-rq9cu Damn that's great!
@@Goalieguy-rq9cu That's insane !
i love how almost every song in The Wall has its own story but the album its self also has its own story too its music like this that is truly art we need more bands like pink Floyd and more artists like roger waters
My favorite Pink Floyd song. Ties the whole album together and I love the different characters.
im going to go huddle in a corner now and cry myself to sleep...
TheEndKing You can relate?
The animation is so clean for the time this was made. And don’t even get me started on the music
musical, vocal, visual and lyrical perfection has been reached.
I know that I'm crazy ! Thank you Roger ..., but I can't help myself, I just adore your madness
Evergreen Best Music all begans with his fathers death at the ww1
Oz Peled WWII*
The wall just got TEN FEET HIGHER!
Oo me likey the patio view
I love how this film shows how even the smallest act of hate can cause a continuing cycle and how it can cut you off from the world if you can't face up against it. And the symbolism! I think this film should be required viewing for any philosophy, no heck, any student.
The Wall could be interpreted as a man becoming conscious of what life is, and not being able to handle it. He is learning what life "is" while he is young but the death of his father, and the idea of he himself dying are introduced at a young age. His school tries to make him a part of their "reality" which he rebels against and is subsequently shown what its like to be an outsider and ridiculed. He resorts to his mother for comfort, she is overbearing and puts all her own fears/problems on him, making the world seem even more fucked. Pink then tries to buy into the "public concept of what life is", he strives for the fancy cars, womern and a big house because "that's what life is about". But he finds out the hard way that material objects are merely a distraction. He keeps lingering on the truth/fact that nobody knows what life is, and he interprets this as meaning that life is pointless. This makes him depressed, and hard to relate to. After he is left behind and is mistreated by a number of people, he finds something in life that he knows for sure. And that is what makes him angry, he becomes a "bully". A bully in his mind he is in control of his life by controlling and ridiculing others. He becomes a walking hammer, waiting to bring himself down on others (nails) and in this way he feels better and stronger about his own existence. Though in the story he does show regret and puts himself on trial in his head.
Great analysis
@@jazzyprince3335 Essentially it's the story of his soul being born, or of him having the chance to become a full person.
Holy shit
You can’t hear it in this version, but after he says “fills me with the urge to DEFECATE!”, there’s a voice in the background saying “go on judge, shit on him!”
After so many years of knowing the song and even cherishing it, I think it's only this year that I began to realize that not only is this one of the rather deeply scariest (in a way) and most unnerving songs that I think I've ever heard, but that, in a way, it's also one of the truly saddest.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Somehow so surreal yet so comprehensible. I have never seen another movie capturing "depression" or "the battle within yourself" this well. Only thing I really wasn't sure I understood was the Hitler analogy.
Seeing this on the amazing projectors used in The Wall tour was incredible. Will never forget that show.
if theres one album in the world that i can give 10/10 i would not hesitate to give the wall a standing ovation. The music, the meaning, the intelligent MINDS it took to write all this. The music is AMAZING no doubt some of the best stuff ever written put print the lyrics of the entire album and i can bet it would be the best poem ever written.
this "trial" is taking place inside Pink's own mind
The backgrounds are so on point with dreams I had as a kid. Very sparse and empty looking. Nowhere to hide.
That judge is a contradictory asshole
Damn, must've taken you a while to think that one up.
When I was a kid and my father showed this to me the very first time ever (I was about... 6), I remember that I hated this. This was scary, one of the most traumatic experiences I ever had from animations. Maybe I thought that way 'cause I didn't understand the story of it. About almost 13 years later, I saw this again. That time it was the biggest mind blown ever. I started to appreciate the personal looking animation, music and the story. This is not only a movie, this is art for everyone.
I consider it a great thrill to have been around when this great album was released....there will never be anything like it again.
We need to analyze this in class sometime in my lifetime, it's just begging to be discussed... THE SYMBOLISM THO! Who knows, my English teacher is a huge Pink Floyd fan, so... fingers crossed! (because we all know that it is totally appropriate material for eighth graders)
So jealous that nothing today comes close artistically to this!
Michael Wiltse Bjork is on the same level with her art - watch the video for Bachelorette (similar multidimensional surrealist themes) if you’ve never seen it! Good art is always out there to be found, the key is to never stop looking
wow man, cant believe i watched this so much as a kid, worries me
Don't look at the comment section everyone's a philosopher on the internet just enjoy a trippy video about life
the schoolmaster is my favourite
mine too
and mine
Deleted Acoount He's the absolute best
YES YOU GOT THE NAME I KNOW NOBODY ELSE WHO KNOWS THE SCHOOLMASTER'S NAME and it's my favorite too...
He reminds me of Professor Tomoe from Sailor Moon S And Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
I love to lip sync to this song with my little brother. Especially the Judge's part. It's so fun! :D
me and my daughter sing it in the voices
Brandie Shelby you both know there is nudity in this right
@@mr.krinkle952 you don’t know their age dude
@@liamjkav that was two years ago. Man Idk why I said that cuz that was retarded
My favorite part of the movie! Pinks mind and memories put him on trial. Then his mind hands down the verdict.
for me THIS is Pink Floyd,,,, the nightmarish voice of Waters... love it.
Beautiful storytelling
"THEY MUST HAVE TAKEN MY MARBLES AWAY ?!!!"
Even though it's short I like the school masters segment alot
The prosecutor and the audience agreeing to tear down the wall was the nicest thing in this movie
When the judge speaks and it plays one of my all time favorite guitar riffs ever.
This is probably my favorite scene in a musical!
The animation holds up to this day....
Timeless
When somebody shows you what this society really is and we finally accept to see it...that's the time to feel this inexplicable, thin, disturbing sense of fear.
Fear that if society wants suddenly turn against us, we are nothing, guinea-pigs, puppets victims of any kind of punishment and destruction.
That's the hidden feeling that scares us about this video. A Kafka musical nightmare.
jordian me you know this is about a neurotic breakdown from a kid suffering major anxiety and trauma from his childhood, right?
mmmm, no it isn't actually... its about syd barret finally finding out why he built the wall around him, his mum, gf and teacher. :)
Sir, this is a McDonalds-
my anxiety went everywhere. Imagine trying to watch this while high, I would literally have a heart attack.
It's here where I finally made the conclusion that there is absolutely NOTHING wrong about this album AND movie. Everything, every song, every sequence, every detail, all of it is just *perfect* . All hail Pink Floyd!
This movie and scene are awesome, the fuck was the Nostalgia Critic on?
And I thought the "Welcome to the Machine" video was the weirdest Pink Floyd thing I'd ever seen!
Despite the disturbing art, the story is really good
+A Corntrasophy to me, it's the art that makes it so good.
it's thwhole of this piece of work that really makes the case.
+Denise Coelho (50 tons de consciência) The art style is good but I mean you got the butt judge and some weird naked snake girl thing. But all the cartoons I think are part of Pink's mind.
the snake girl is his wife, and their relationship was so totally contingent on sex that you see her head coming out of her vagina several times, which is basically when she realized he sucked and left his ass, and the ass is himself trying to find a way to cope with his mistakes and tear down the wall to live his life, and the only way to do that is to manufacture somebody to oppress and punish him, the way he's seen himself his whole life, a victim.
This is a magnificent peice of art
For those who haven't done acid and reaching "psychosis" , well this is a very talented depiction of it. The artist must have been there , the visualization is both stunning and is accurate, having done so myself in 1977............
is anyone else tripping balls right now?
Yaaaas
Jim Sigs 😏
Jim Sigs depends everthing is now at least 50 diffrent colors and the clock is saying mean things
Yes
craaaaaazyy
toys in the attic
Truly gone fishing
Over the rainbow he is crazy
Woah I was listening to this and at 5:54 I sneezed and it sounded like the most epic sneeze to have ever happened my sneeze took down the wall
That wall explosion gets me every time. I can't even count how many speakers I've blown watching this movie because of that one scene alone...
Knowing the symbolism and how deep the lyrics throughout this whole album are, the “TEAR DOWN THE WALL” chanting fuckin gets me smh
this almost sent me over the edge years ago on some great acid.
"Good morning, the worm, your honour,
The crown will plainly show,
The prisoner who now stands before you,
Was caught red-handed showing feelings.
Showing feelings of an almost human nature.
This will not do."
***** *honor
*****
*on-er
*****
of course! 'cause I'm Canadian :D
Britain: *produces whatever this is*
Britain: anime is violent and sexual for TV
I absolutely love when this comes on my shuffle at a party or whenever I'm DJ'ing. I always sing it!
Revisited this after listening to "The Mind Electric" by tally hall. The whole concept of a trial and whatnot, it made me think of this classic video.
Since it's a given somebody will say something about how music was supposedly better then and it's now shit etc etc. may I remind you of Disco music, or any other mainstream number. Every decade has their "beibers" if you can't find good music now it's probably because you aren't looking. Plenty of places to listen to music other than fm radio right? Get on Spotify and type Texas blues or independent, you won't be disappointed
HankCScorpio I hope you realize Justin Bieber hasn’t been popular in a LONG time way longer than just one year
HankCScorpio yeah, there was Disco, but Disco is so much better than this over-produced, drum-machine-filled drill crap. Besides, Rumours and Slowhand being released the same year. What did 2017 do exactly? Oh yeah, it killed Gregg Allman, thanks 2017, we were so short on living icons we really needed the Midnight Rider taken from us too.
1:05 Batman cape flowing in the wind
rip to all the animators
I saw this video for the first time while stationed at Offutt, AFB in the winter of '86. I was sober, alas but the effect the video had on me then was profound and still is to this day.;
Gerald Scarfe. he needs to be credited more, for his ability to capture the emotion in pink floyd's songs and put it into such excellent tangible, vivid images.
my childhood!
This was your childhood movie?
Ultra Prime pink Floyd was the music of my childhood! (and led zeppelin, the Beatles, ACDC, etc.)
Astrid the Otaku cool☺
Astrid the Otaku even this movie?
Ultra Prime I loved the animation and the twisted symbolism behind it, even to this day, so yes.
Fills me with an urge to DEFECATE!
No Judge! Sit On It!
I'm gonna tell my friends to walk up our street chanting tear down the wall
as someone with a psychosis disorder and trauma ... this hits way to close to home
Such creativity.
Soooo... it was Mr. Pink, in the Courtyard, with a hammer?
masterpiece
I can't remember when, the first time something so natural and beautiful as sex become a symbol of evil and nightmares.
Get out of here stalker.
This song's animation is my fave part of the movie
Excellent song. I remember hearing this song from a street performer when I was 12. I was so enthralled with this and had to get the album, which led to my sneaking the movie and watching it. Best decision ever of that year.
Jesus De La Garza = Pink Doll
81 people are really just hammers with clothes on walking around
1d4chan sent me here.
I too as well, fellow Inquisitor
no amount of special effects that the movie and gaming industry could create could surpass the brilliance and awesomeness of this video.
This movie... to this day one of the most original works of art I've ever seen.
crazy...
over the rainbow .. , I`am crazy ..
Ohhh those beautiful days when we used to have good music...
Plz don't be that person
Good or bad is an objectionable view but to be fair what can compete with pink Floyd
+Ponderingtaco Uhm, I'm sure is Spanish, not Portuguese.
+Ponderingtaco why he is telling the truth the new music is so materialistic, music lost it noble message sadly, now its a music of salves, art suppose to change society for the better sake, not spreading hatred language, commercializing drugs, using women as an attracting objects, people without any talent get famous by saying disgusting things the music industry is corrupted and nasty it was used for brainwashing not for us to think for ourselves ,, its all about money sex drugs hatred and racism
+Leandro Valdez Just because main stream music isnt to your liking doesnt mean music isnt good anymore.
Pink learned something through the schoolmaster's testimony (he became the very thing he opposed in his childhood) and through his wife's testimony (her affair happened because of his neglect).
But what exactly does Pink realize through his mother's testimony? I'm not quite sure...should he have remained under his mother's wing without obtaining autonomy and independence? Is that what that sequence seems to tell?
he's not supposed to be learning something from them, it's just the main factors that led to him becoming the way he is
Own the video...and LOVE FLOYD!!!!.....think I will dig out my dvd's and watch this one tonite!!!!!...thankx for posting!!
This imagery is fantastic. Not only did I fall in love pink floyd's the wall album the first time I heard it. But I fell on love the feature film based on the album the first time I saw it. Simply amazing.
Seems those crazy dreams that we have once in a while!
3:45, the real peter griffin....................
0:55 Kids, look at this, That's hillary clinton in her true form.
I laughed. My affidavit is only good for the administrations of the last forty years, but that's everyone who has made it to the hill during my sentence on this planet, both past and present. Trump is just going for the all time worst POTUS ever record, and being rewarded handsomely for it too. I'm sure the lights will be on until the end of time itself if the Clinton cartel have anything to say about it.
Joe Marks you’re absolutely stupid and ignorant. Trump is definitely not the worst president, Bill Clinton is. Trump isn’t the best, but he’s one of the only good presidents we’ve had in a long time
Saint Geaser you would be confused if you didn't know so how is it ignorance it makes no sense
I've watched this movie 3 times already after seeing it for my first time thanks to my dad and the movie makes me feel so happy and sad at the same time. I love everything about it and love the music even more! I am totally obsessed!!
This is AMAZING! A fantastic piece of imagery and animation from beginning to end. Simply fantastic.
0:58 HE BE THICC
1:43 the poor guy is Canadian, notice how the Maple Leaf turns into the guy. lol Justin Trudeau
He's British....
makes more sense when im high.
This is why this film should be considered one of the best musical movies ever made, 40 years after this movie came out. Thought provoking, disturbing, darkly funny, sad...all parts of the human experience explored in depth. And the issues that it talks about--mental illness, the effects of war on families, the hypocrisy of the school system and society at large--are still unfortunately relevant today as they were 40 years prior. You can tell that this was a very personal passion project for Waters and Scarfe, as there are autobiographical elements in there...Barrett's illness, Scarfe's sickly bedridden childhood, Roger's childhood with a dead dad and constant bullying and ostracizing at school...I remember watching this in full at the age of 13 and being blown away by it.
Pretty sure the worms are a metaphor for things like Depression and Anxiety, those deep self destructive thoughts like "it's all my fault", "I'm not good enough", "I'm a horrible person".
It's basically the worst things you think about yourself, in this case, Floyd blames himself for the suffering of others even if it's not entirely his fault.