Koyaanisqatsi Official Trailer #1 - Ted Koppel Movie (1982) HD
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Koyaanisqatsi Trailer - Directed by Godfrey Reggio and starring Ted Koppel. A film that consists primarily of slow motion and time-lapse photography of cities and many natural landscapes across the United States. The visual tone poem contains neither dialogue nor a vocalized narration.
MGM - 1982
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You know your movie is good when it is selected to be preserved.
I watched it in high school and it still blows my mind. The scenery the music. What a show. I watch it from time to time just to get deeper into it
i watched it high
i'm right there with you. i graduated highschool in 03 if thats any reference
What is this actually about?
@@TejasShastri-lh2mqLife
This sticks in my memory.
I was 20 years old and I got the phone call that my Mum had passed away so I stayed home from work and watched this by myself. I remember feeling so numb, but so mesmerised at the same time. Here we are almost 20 years later, I get to reflect.
For those wondering if you "have to be high" while watching this, no... Sometimes you watch something and it just clicks with you, like the movie or song or whatever was made by someone who was in the same mood as what you currently are in.
I don't think I ever want to sit down and watch this again, but at the time it just felt like the perfect thing to watch!
Hello dude your comment was so moving. How are you today?
@@CalmaxFilm I'm great thanks! Just became a Father a few months ago so I'm flowing into the next stage of my life.
Thanks for asking. Take care!
Sorry about your Mom...
@@superbmediacontentcreator Thank you.
@@michaelgolubovic6330 How I love seeing these little comments, how people react so differently to things... It's like a window to a miniscule part of someone's life... You can imagine so many things that happened these 20 years... Congrats on being a dad!
the images with philip glass music makes it a masterpiece
I think of this as being possibly in the vein of the most beautiful films of all life.
Vous ne comprennez RIEN.
A cinematic aural masterpiece! Still as relevant as ever.
Possibly more relevant
@@jamesmaass8929 Yep, I probably should have said more relevant than ever.
I watched this for the first time during its brief theatrical release lifetime.
Why did I go see it? Because I was angry, and I wanted a diversion, something completely new to me. I was blown away. Since then, I've enjoyed the "sequels", Powaqaatsi and Nagoyaqaatsi. Each is as beautiful and moving as the next. These films are my personal treasures.
I saw it too way back like you. One of the movies you cannot forget!
2024 here. We need an update
So this is where the chant came from. The Janitor from Scrubs has excellent taste in films.
Extremely moving. I watch this once each year.
agreed
Can you tell me, what it is specifically about?
@@yoursage1673 It's essentially about how industrialization has turned quiet calm beautiful landscapes into harsh cold mechanical lifeless concrete jungles.
I watch it twice a year (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
@@yoursage1673 I guess I don't get it either. All I see is random images of life in the city. The music's interesting, but I can't imagine sitting through this in its entirety, at least not more than once.
Way ahead of it's time. As other have commented, parts of the soundtrack sound similar to the Hans Zimmer music for Interstellar. A couple of parts reminded me of The Shinning.
GTA IV got me here thanks to The Journey FM. This movie shows a very interesting point of view which seems to be more relevant than ever.
Cinema was invented for this movie
Unforgettable. So pleased it played a role in my own path of discovery. 1982. The very essence of prophetic.😊
I'm not anti-technologie but this is one of the deepest moovies I have ever seen : music , visuals , idea ... everything is so unique and special ! My favorit of THE Qatsi Trilogie !
Trilogy?
@@swayjaayy5495Yes, trilogy. This one was the first, it was followed by Powaqqatsi (1988) and Naqoyqatsi (2002).The trilogy depicts different aspects of the relationship between humans, nature and technology. Koyaanisqatsi is the best known of the trilogy and is considered a cult film.
@@markodjuric4282Don't forget Anima Mundi though it is a short film.
How can one not be anti? Technology is strangling our souls.
@@primtones The use of technology is what makes us human. The problem is what Reggio said in an interview "Technology has become as ubiquitous as the air we breathe, so we are no longer conscious of its presence."
If anyone is in doubt that we are racing into eternity on a non productive treadmill…then watch this slice of sanity.
Sanity? There's none.
The thing is, the modern age is that concept laid naked. Humanity is at its happiest not having to continually shoot for the stars. The 20th century eternal with bones made of the 21st so that the cast-offs can be cared for properly is the future that humanity actually wants, not all this no-thinking reactionary EV smartphone nonsense.
This masterpiece is playing at select Alamo Drafthouse cinemas THIS MONTH (August 2022)
Got my ticket!
To watch this in a movie theater is on my bucket list.
I CAN NOT WAIT!
@@georgehenry1258 You’re comment made me cry….. I never realized how my dad influenced so much in my life until it was too late, I wish I could see him again. Thanks for you’re comment it’s very relatable.
This is not a "Ted Kopple movie." The film was produced by Francis Ford Coppola, directed by Reggio, Ron Fricke, and scored by Philip Glass. Ted Koppel was in no way involved in the making of the movie. You're only repeating IMDB. His face, along with others, flashes on the screen for less than a second at one point an hour into the film.
You correct this in your video's title.
How did you know what I just thought :O
agreed...journalists are up to this
👍
It's an injustice! Ted Koppel was never as boring as this trailer.
I lived, and I love, the early 80's.
Everrrry body wants to rule the wrld...
Dunnnnn dunn dundundun dundundun
The best parts of the eighties are still fire. Many people mock the decade, yet the better aspects are quite awesome.
From the masterful filmmaking mind of Ted Coppola.
As the ice caps melt, and the oceans die, and we run out of water, this is a good movie to revisit.
We're actually having opposite issues in the Americas now. Saudi Arabia too.
There in the snowfalls. Giving us nothing but the brinking possibility of survival.
The world will live on, though humans might not. It's a lot more resilient than it's given credit for.
Nonsense. If the ice caps do melt, there will be an influx of fresh water into the water cycle, and the oceans will increase.
I agree. And I just saw a clip of George Carlin in which he says pretty much the same thing. You’ve both ridden the same wave, and nicely done by each of you. Earth isn’t doomed, but life on it is going to be at the rate things are going.
@davidjones7544 you made this comment 4 years ago (as of when I read it and as I write this) and yet it comes across as if you wrote it just 4 hours ago. This movie, unlike most, becomes more relevant with each passing day, good advice of yours to revisit it.
I had forgotten about this Trilogy. Transcends awesome. *
what are the other two films in the trilogy
@@The_Wonders_of_Engineering Powaqqatsi and Naqoyqatsi
Do you remember what it was like to go into the wilderness and be THE ONLY HUMAN THERE? I do. Have you ever looked out over a vast landscape and seen ONLY NATURE? I have. Not anymore. Too many people in the world. This movie startled me when I first saw it 35 yrs ago and it's even more relevant now. Good luck to those of you who have kids and grandkids...
The concretes a slowly creeping day by day…….
Perhaps venture further out. There's plenty of vast, natural locations with literally no humanity in sight.
Two things are for sure, we're heading for a population crisis (no, I do not mean too many people - the opposite) and whatever external issues may threaten this planet it'll be humanity that saves it. Science is literally the only reason we still exist and very well might be what eventually saves the earth from being a barron wasteland of molten potholed nothingness.
Yup, someone is thinking, "we're destroying the planet". Likely true. However, since we need the planet then we'll fix it - necessity is the mother of innovation - the more people - the more likely we'll crack whatever problems come our way.
FYI, nature is the most destructive force. I love nature and the outdoors but lets not make out it gives a stuff about us. It'll smite us in a heartbeat in mere moments just as it has countless times before. All we do is fight nature - as nature is perpetually trying to end us for billions of years.
If more people embraced humanity the world would be a better place.
Your talking NWO bollocks. You sly genocidal (pro technology) Satanist.
Plenty of space, but it is all a trade off. Each US state has large empty and difficult places to go. Just Montana alone you could go and never see another person more than a couple times a year
Loool completely false
La primera ves que está película tenía 11años en 1991 y jamás me pude sacar de la mente esa hermosa melodía
A timeless masterpiece.
I saw this film for an online screenwriters course a few years ago and I don't think I've ever seen a film like it before. My favourite part is The Grid.
i make my son watch this every night before bed, he's five and doing great
I remember watching this in college for world music class. And then a week later i saw the itchy and scratchy version from the simpson.
The powers at the top looking to the future while looking down us all.
2020 Koyaniskasy is now!
Title is incorrect. It’s Francis Ford Coppola/Ron Fricke who developed the Cinematography, not Ted Koppel.
um dos melhores filmes que já assisti!
1:12 reminded me of the first trailer of GTA IV
Soundtrack reminds me of Hans Zimmer‘s Interstellar Score
Philip Glass is on another level to be fair
To be really fair, it reminds because it's a ripoff. Hans Zimmer does a lot of that, e.g. Gladiator and Mars from Holst.
there are similarities
It's not by chance I guess that Cornfield Chase of Hans Zimmer from interstellar, played immediately after koyaanisqatsi soundtrack on Spotify.
People have accused Zimmer of plagiarizing Glass’ work.
Before Baraka and Samsara was popular
Covid19 brings me back to look at this film w a new filter. The precision of capitalism came to a grinding halt in 2020, and we learned to work from our kitchen table using the internet and generating less pollution . Less need to shop. More desire to stay healthy. More family time.
yeah idk man
And more starvation, suicide, domestic violence and homelessness.
What you did the last 2 years has nothing to do with "staying healthy". Nothing at all.
@@slimturnpike lol
How utterly out of touch does a person have to be from realities of life, to refer to cov19, that took away livelihoods of millions of people worldwide, as "less pollution, less need to shop, desire to stay healthy, more family time". Ironically hypocritical to the point of being funny.
I seem to have remembered this being more international than it appears here. Every shot is in America.
You may be thinking of Baraka or Samsara which came after this one in a similar style
The remake should be filmed on all resolutions. Beta, laser disc, VHS, DVD, BLU RAY, 4k, digital, 128 fps, 3D, iPhone, 33mm, even that thing they did for a minute where you had to do a scratch-and-sniff when the movie said to. Also, GBA video and rf. Ooh, AND RFhd! And CD video with audio. Dont forget flip books.
Mediums, lol. Ironically so varied.
You forgot one. 4K UHD
And iMAX
and the vaunted RealMedia RealPlayer
33mm smh, poser
Are you supposed to be high while watching this?
You're supposed to be high. That's it, that's the comment
Absolutely.
It helps
Dunno but I am lol
I watched it high in cinema and i just tought im gonna watch "regular" documentary. Imagine my shock and awe when i saw opening scenes and heard chorus chanting
Watch adverts to watch an advert.
@ 1:41-1:44, What building is that falling to the ground? It's eerily similar to the World Trade Center.
Thought the same thing
Ted Koppel?? 😂 Godfrey Reggio directed it! (Francis Ford Coppola only produced it)
Inspirou o clipe de "Ray of Light".
i'm first heard this instrumental from danny skidmore channel as the title "sad organ song", i like that instrumental sound but wonder what's the title after that TH-cam recommend me this Koyaanisqatsi trailer.
Going to see the Phillip Glass Ensemble this fall!
blessed in the detachment
😎😎😎 A rainy day in Boston Massachusetts I walked into a Theater near Beacon Hill, across the street from Suffolk University ...my college. I had no idea what kind of movie it was. The building demolitions, the grid mania, the rocket blasting off, the lost desolate places and the soulless look of some people, EXPLAIN THE CURRENT SITUATION HERE IN 2023.
The simpsons bought me here
All I found are these weird things
I'll dispose of those
Koyaanisqatsi you're getting discovered
Ooh commentary from Philip Glass
Art.
Came here from a reference on MST3K. Now I think they should riff this one.
Which episode of mst3k?
The Cows did a rendition in the '80s already
We watched this for my film class and then scrubs had to include it in their show 😂
A classic relevant movie then and moreso now
крутой фильм! и музыка!!1
Здраствуйте 😁
The Itchy and scratchy parody brought me here.
Brilliant Film
Ted Koppel? Nope! This is a Philip Glass / Francis Ford Coppola movie. I don't think Ted Koppel ever made any movies. He was a broadcaster for goodness sake.
I'm trying to figure out if Koppel is credited only because of the cameo or if it's "A Ted Koppel Movie" more than that....?
visuals and audio blended into a beautiful ballet for the soul...Qapla'!
I’ve seen some of these clips from Pull up the Bumper by Grace Jones
Deborah tavares recommended this!
If Tetris was a movie
So many people in these comments complaining about climate change and capitalism but refuse to return to tradition. They cling desperately to cultural progress of the last 200 years, which was a result of industrialization. We either go back, or we cease to exist.
at 1:42 tower falls? 9-11?
...💜...
Vindo aqui por causa da música de mesmo nome do Rosa de Saron
God knows they had it coming to them - the brash, loud ones above all (in contrast with the mass of completely wordless victims).
And so that is what the American dream came to: pure hell on earth.
1:20 -- How'd they get the mom from A Christmas Story to appear in this??
It's a kind of person how songs the Last day on this world 🙌 🔥 ✨️
Yes and no. I think the overall message is brutally honest yet abjectly hopeful.
anyone else here because of Archive 81? so sad they cancelled that show...
Frightened
I've loved this film since I was 5 (that would mean since 2008). Still rewatch the DVD on occasion and get enthralled by something different each time.
It is heaven and hell, as well as all other possible destinations, all at once.
It's also one of the only titles in my library that regular people wouldn't know about at first look.
My old Phillips DVD/VHS combo is still weeping at the thought of playing it from beyond the metaphorical grave.
The 2nd half is basically the GTA 4 trailer which was also scored by Philip Glass.
GTA 4 wasn't scored by Philip Glass. They used Glass's score from this movie.
End of world is not so far...
Madonnas Ray of Light video was inspired by this.
Epic Movie,Masterpiece !!!
No your not suppose to be high. Duh! Your suppose to look at YOURSELF.
So shrooms it is!
April 12, 2022...Miami Beach Florida....end of the World 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Pretty sure Ted Koppel had nothing to do with the film.
And no cell phones
This movie is better then any god we’ve ever had.
Ted Koppel???
kino.
I saw it in theaters. It was the single worst moviegoing experience of my life. No one told me it was going to be super boring and that later I would have to pretend to like the fact that it was boring or be called a boor.
1:13 what is this track (song)? Is it interesting.
Likely the second half of Resource. The entire soundtrack is legally available on TH-cam
The Grid by Philip Glass.
A terrible disorder outside and inside people's souls...😢😢😢
I’m here because the Simpsons referenced it. Otto took shrooms and watched it. I’ll rate it here after I watch it
Did you end up watching it?
well?
Must be a really long film... let us know how it was when it ends.
Where’s Thanos when you need him?
1:42 They predicted 9/11.
Now Vecna music. A world out of balance.
yup
watched on shrooms
❤❤❤
I love that this trailer reveals nothing of the plot!
Is this a trailer for an hour and a half long trailer?
Cult College campus movie 1984
University campus cinema
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cute movie here…
1:41 🖤💘💖
👇👇
This movie is made for acid
Страх попа (режиссера) перед прогрессом.
One of the most pretentious, over rated, headache inducing movies in all of cinema. It’s just a huge judgment piece made by a societal outcast. And the fans of this movie are always the worst kind of people, complaining about industry and capitalism while actively reaping the benefits of it, just like reggio and fricke
Scrubs. Am i right?
Nope. Memes
So we just gonna ignore the twin towers collapsing at 1:41
This movie was made WAAAY before 9/11, that's just a random building being demolished because it's abandoned.
@@ruthenium6648 Yea, just flashbacks and, reemergence of my conspiracy theory days. Sorry
Flashback, similar to the ending, which is not challenger