My favorite clip from the movie The ninth gate by Roman Polanski. This is when Corso visits the Cienza brothers who gives him a hint about LCF. "Think"
I love this film. The Cienza brothers' scene is one of my favourites - all books have a destiny of their own, a life of their own....and the brothers ... suffocating in smoke and ash are ... Lucifer's book sellers!
Found this movie to be uninteresting and boring when I first tried to watch it when it came out. Re-watched it yesterday and I loved it!! I guess my taste in movies has changed over the years.
The mysterious woman at the train says guess my name when he asked her. "Pleased to meet you Hope you guess my name 'Cause what's confusing you is just the Nature of my game"...
Cognitive dissonance, creates tension, emotional reaction, personalizes the viewing experience. Like, the fly noise. Or, when he walks away from the book on the table in the library and the windows house.
this scene was all in his head anyways. the brothers are ghosts or visions. he sees them then when he goes back the workers say the shops been shut down for months
Actually many rare book professionals don’t wear gloves. They prefer to wash their hands first. Part of the reason being that gloves can make you sweat, and gloves aren’t foolproof against dirt and sweat. In fact they are absorbent. So for these reasons, they typically prefer to wash fyi. The smoking on the other hand? I’ll have to give you that one.
thanks for sharing my friend, this is my favorite part of the movie too. great great scene! excellent camera work, with the dark smoky room, nice shot of the outside patio, light sources, dusty bookshelves, the brothers off course, clothing, way of speaking, accent, correcting each other, smoking, the full ashtray, the dialogues et cetera. cinema at its best! the only bad part is that when Corso walks outside, the danger ascends from above, the steel bars make too much noise when they crash!
At 4:58, for sure. Just like the Whore of Babylon he sees at the Library, but doesn't seem to recognize her later, until he returns to this book restorer. Cool find!
I watched the movie when it was first released.Five years later i was working in a library,part of a reconstruction program-we had the whole place to ourselves and read all kinds of books.Half the time we worked,the other half we read.I love books and reading and never had to carry one from home at work during that time.Except when my brother gave me the book The Club Dumas,the one this movie was based on.Everyone was curious as to what i was reading.Until they read it themselves.
The film is much like the book in that, you're never rooting for any of the main characters. Some more likeable than others but they're all slightly detestable in a good way. But like the book, it's a very enjoyable story and the film is eminently watchable. Great performances by Frank Langella and Lena Olin also. My favourite scene is Boris Balkan killing Liana Telfer. Hilarious.
gemini brothers = mind eco, 2 sides, duality book = mind 9 gate = 9 chaos = imagination > mind projection to the abyss following for mysteries 1 instinct 2 desires 3 emotions 4 mind 5 intuition 6 ... 7 ... 8 ... 9 ... some insights?
um detalhe interessante que eu percebi, na hora que ele diz "lúcifer?" da pra se ouvir o barulho de uma mosca voando... no ocultismo existe o senhor das moscas, que é chamado Belzebu... não acho que tenha sido coincidência porque todos os detalhes são pensados.
@@leandrodallegrave7068 Belzebu em hebracio significa "o senhor das coisas que podem voar", aí na tradução da bíblia do Rei James o nome Belzebu ficou como "lord of the things that can fly". "Fly" em inglês tbm significa mosca, aí a partir disso começaram a associar Belzebu com moscas, principalmente porque é um inseto meio repugnante.
Nem sempre, não digo que essa mosca especificamente não tenha sido algo planejado, mas fazer um filme é um processo muito grande e caro, muita coisa acontece por acidente e os diretores mantém no corte final, tipo o gato subindo no Don Corleone em poderoso chefão 1, não era planejado mas a cena foi mantida porque ficou muito bom.
Toledo is the most occultic city in Spain. The Templars, it was the old capital, it accumulated knowledge from 3 cultures, Muslim, Jewish, Christian. Columbus surely got his maps there. And those creepy narrow alleyways are fantastic. There is a similar alley close by called "Callejón del Diablo", The Devil's Alley. Toledo has guided nocturnal occult tours if you want to know more.
who is the actress in this movie(not in this clip) that has red hair and looks like isla fisher. i believe she has a small part in it. Not Lena Olen....some other broad in her 30s or 40s? anyone know?
Whoever is looking for the real book - just read and use Necronomicon, but beware...it's not a fairy tale as some incompetent fools try to describe it.
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This movie is a masterpiece, Depps best and Polanski's finest
This is one off my top movies of all time after 2001 A Space Odesse and The Shining
It is one of the best relatively unknown movies.Watch also the red violin.One of the best 5 movies i ever watched. This one is within my top 20.
It's from the 1999.
Same
I can watch and watch lol
I love this film. The Cienza brothers' scene is one of my favourites - all books have a destiny of their own, a life of their own....and the brothers ... suffocating in smoke and ash are ... Lucifer's book sellers!
Ceniza brothers, not Cienza brothers
Ash, not Science....
Great movie, absolute classic!!!
The music is also great.
Found this movie to be uninteresting and boring when I first tried to watch it when it came out. Re-watched it yesterday and I loved it!! I guess my taste in movies has changed over the years.
The mysterious woman at the train says guess my name when he asked her.
"Pleased to meet you
Hope you guess my name
'Cause what's confusing you is just the
Nature of my game"...
Jagger Richards hells angels /R Stones
I like this movie, but I find it ridiculous that all these so called professionals smoke around the book and handle it without gloves.
Cognitive dissonance, creates tension, emotional reaction, personalizes the viewing experience. Like, the fly noise. Or, when he walks away from the book on the table in the library and the windows house.
this scene was all in his head anyways. the brothers are ghosts or visions. he sees them then when he goes back the workers say the shops been shut down for months
ya gotta have some Laughs ..lol
Actually many rare book professionals don’t wear gloves. They prefer to wash their hands first.
Part of the reason being that gloves can make you sweat, and gloves aren’t foolproof against dirt and sweat. In fact they are absorbent. So for these reasons, they typically prefer to wash fyi.
The smoking on the other hand? I’ll have to give you that one.
Amazing characters and atmosphere
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Hear the buzzing of a fly once Corso is trying to guess the engraving LCF?
It´s the Lord of Flies!!! Beelzebub!!!
Great film!
thanks for sharing my friend, this is my favorite part of the movie too. great great scene! excellent camera work, with the dark smoky room, nice shot of the outside patio, light sources, dusty bookshelves, the brothers off course, clothing, way of speaking, accent, correcting each other, smoking, the full ashtray, the dialogues et cetera. cinema at its best! the only bad part is that when Corso walks outside, the danger ascends from above, the steel bars make too much noise when they crash!
Love this movie, it's in my top 10 for sure
a great scene from this movie thanks for posting
This movie and eyes wide shut for me are the best occult movies
"Even Hell has its heroes." I would love to work in an old bookshop like that. Sans falling scaffolding, of course. 😉
Is it just me, or did the archer on that picture look like the Ceniza brothers?
At 4:58, for sure. Just like the Whore of Babylon he sees at the Library, but doesn't seem to recognize her later, until he returns to this book restorer.
Cool find!
@@stevebutler812 yeah he recognize her only cause on that second paper she had breast exposed hehe
it also symbolizes an attack from above if you travel too far and after this scene the scaffolding collapses on him
They Pulled a String on the Scaffolding
Love when one of the Ceniza drops ashes of the cigar when he sees the book again. Ceniza = ash in Spanish
Min. 04:09 Scary demonic laugh!
I watched the movie when it was first released.Five years later i was working in a library,part of a reconstruction program-we had the whole place to ourselves and read all kinds of books.Half the time we worked,the other half we read.I love books and reading and never had to carry one from home at work during that time.Except when my brother gave me the book The Club Dumas,the one this movie was based on.Everyone was curious as to what i was reading.Until they read it themselves.
Even Hell has its Heroes senór! Heheheh hum haa heehehehe ha
Guy says i took you as a professional...So then he quickly decided to pull a string on the Scaffolding
I love this movie!
This movie is a RPG game
The first picture says you must come from heaven to decend but you may not ascend into heaven without leaving hell
no rich man dies in Hell..( hence he resides there
The film is much like the book in that, you're never rooting for any of the main characters. Some more likeable than others but they're all slightly detestable in a good way. But like the book, it's a very enjoyable story and the film is eminently watchable. Great performances by Frank Langella and Lena Olin also. My favourite scene is Boris Balkan killing Liana Telfer. Hilarious.
these we men are class
gemini brothers = mind eco, 2 sides, duality
book = mind
9 gate = 9 chaos = imagination > mind projection to the abyss following for mysteries
1 instinct
2 desires
3 emotions
4 mind
5 intuition
6 ...
7 ...
8 ...
9 ...
some insights?
So love is necessary to travel
Yes. Brighter.Purveyor
Yep. Very important.
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um detalhe interessante que eu percebi, na hora que ele diz "lúcifer?" da pra se ouvir o barulho de uma mosca voando... no ocultismo existe o senhor das moscas, que é chamado Belzebu... não acho que tenha sido coincidência porque todos os detalhes são pensados.
sim , um trabalho de mestre... aliás você gostaria de saber porque ele é chamado de o senhor das moscas?
porque?
@@leandrodallegrave7068 Belzebu em hebracio significa "o senhor das coisas que podem voar", aí na tradução da bíblia do Rei James o nome Belzebu ficou como "lord of the things that can fly". "Fly" em inglês tbm significa mosca, aí a partir disso começaram a associar Belzebu com moscas, principalmente porque é um inseto meio repugnante.
Nem sempre, não digo que essa mosca especificamente não tenha sido algo planejado, mas fazer um filme é um processo muito grande e caro, muita coisa acontece por acidente e os diretores mantém no corte final, tipo o gato subindo no Don Corleone em poderoso chefão 1, não era planejado mas a cena foi mantida porque ficou muito bom.
Danger From Above Scene
Did i not deal with the 😈
even hell ha its heroes
Other than the blond woman who is unamed with Corso there is no one that fits that description.
Ceniza brothers**
Why did they choose Toledo for the location of the bookstore and Sintra for the location of Fargas? What is so special about Toledo and Sintra??
Toledo is the most occultic city in Spain. The Templars, it was the old capital, it accumulated knowledge from 3 cultures, Muslim, Jewish, Christian. Columbus surely got his maps there. And those creepy narrow alleyways are fantastic. There is a similar alley close by called "Callejón del Diablo", The Devil's Alley. Toledo has guided nocturnal occult tours if you want to know more.
Not sure about Sintra except it's in a magical forest and regarded as a special place.
Sooner I expected lot lot soon
3:03 "Danger from above" and after 4:19...
Lcf. Lose yorself to find your love
who is the actress in this movie(not in this clip) that has red hair and looks like isla fisher. i believe she has a small part in it. Not Lena Olen....some other broad in her 30s or 40s? anyone know?
Emmanuelle Seigner or Lena Olin
some other broad hahaha. so difficult for small dicked incels to say woman, innit?
Weberton Marques She of course is also known as Emmanuele Polanski
@@thegirlinquestion "Broad"? I thought only movies from the '30s and '40s said broad.
@@mwillblade and antiquated, misogynist men who hate women and like to keep them down.
This book was written by jesus christ
Whoever is looking for the real book - just read and use Necronomicon, but beware...it's not a fairy tale as some incompetent fools try to describe it.