gente, mano, pessoal!, amei este filme da peça "Esperando Godo", da para tirar várias conclusões e reflexões, a partir de cada parte e ato; ou então, assistir só pra passar o tempo também kkk; além do mais, é uma boa para estudar o Teatro do Absurdo, ainda mais se for analisar a peça, com o estilo dramatúrgico que Beckett empregava, em relação as questões de um tempo fictício, o qual não se consegue caracterizar. Outras características da peça de Beckett que podem ser observadas são o pessimismo eminente, a falta de esperança, a representação do não sentido da visa, partindo dos tempos em que se espera algo acontecer, haja vista a necessidade de algo para preencher o vazio existencial do ser humano. Na minha opinião, vale a pena assistir este filme, ainda mais se você gosta de tirar umas piras/viajar nas ideias e descobrir o seu próprio sentido para as coisas que vê, digo isso, por ter assistido o filme inteiro e aprendido bastante coisa sobre o teatro do Absurdo, concomitante a isso, ter viajado bastante nas minhas ideias/ viajado na maionese. Caso você prefira le,r também tem a peça escrita, a qual eu não li hahah. A, além disso, este filme não é sérião, eu ri bastantim - algumas vezes-, me diverti kkk. Esse é o meu feedback e comentário, valeu, obrigada, gratidão, namastê
Ha...! I have no idea why these two people have been waiting for me. If they're waiting for me to finish my coffee... *Smirks, shakes head, sips coffee* They'll be waiting for eternity.
This will never be bettered. Sometimes in art everything lines up at the right time, to produce a work that will stand alone. This production surely is that. I've watched it ten times, and it gets better on every viewing. A masterpiece.
É isto... você ainda não tentou tudo... Não sou Lua, porém pálida pelos horrores do percurso, sem, claro, esquecer das pequenas coisas... Todos tentam é o que tenho visto, pedras, vegetais, animais e homens e o mundo continua dividido entre os que cobram e os que são cobrados, e Godot não vem! Atores fabulosos!
Beckett repeatedly, sometimes with great frustration, denied that there was much of an agenda or deeper meaning in Waiting for Godot. Some people have interpreted it as an allegory of the Cold War, others the German occupation of France, still others have read into it some psychological meanings. I think that it is intended to be absurdist, without much deeper meaning, and that it should be understood that way.I think that actually one of the fascinating aspects about this play is the very bleak and rather disturbing view of the world that is presented to us in Beckett's absurdist creation. Life is condensed down into absolutely nothing and only the friendship between Vladimir and Estragon is able to stave off temporarily the loneliness of such a barren existence.
panda todd I had to write a paper on the book and this idea came to my head. What if there actually is no meaning? But then I thought that even if it does not have a meaning and is literally a random absurd play, it still shows something about human nature and how we constantly try to give meaning to something where there is none.
panda todd Velissariou shows how the language in Waiting for Godot reveals the fragmentation of modern language after the complete "absence of absolutes".
Ri bastante, em algumas partes. Porém, aprendi bastante. Por exemplo: se não gostamos de onde estamos. Não, somos uma árvore.Podemos nos mover independentemente de quem está ao nosso lado. Tudo depende de nós mesmo. Busquem o Autoconhecimento. 30.01.2024 Bsb
Esperando Godot é um título enigma que significa "Esperando Deus" Godot - God - ot, God = Deus. No final do segundo ato, quando o menino vem ao encontro da consciência de Gogo que é o Didi ele se apresenta como uma ovelha, instrumento de Deus. Ele nunca se recorda de Didi e Gogo, que por terem se suicidado - tanto a consciência (Didi) quanto o corpo / matéria (Gogo) ficam presos no Limbo. Quando Didi pergunta ao menino como se parece Godot (Deus) o mesmo revela que Godot tem barba branca, alusão a Deus, que todos nós imaginamos que seja um senhor de barba branca, como Zeus da mitologia grega. Essa peça tem camadas de interpretações, quanto mais vezes assistir mais coisas descobrirá.
One of the best plays ever.. You can really connect with them emotionally and feel the existensial absurdity.. Sult from 1966 based on a book by Knut Hamsun is another brilliant one
Rabinovitz (1977) and Velissariou (1982) explain that today's emphasis in the academic studies on Beckett's work is focused on showing how the play reveals the limits of modernity and the overall loss of power. Rabinovitz focuses on exposing how modern objects are lost to the fact that time and space are not as absolute as it was thought. Velissariou shows how the language in Waiting for Godot reveals the fragmentation of modern language after the complete "absence of absolutes". Salatino (2001) exposes how the work reveals the helplessness of postmodern man, showing the "naked" human condition as it is and as it has always been. Campos focuses on showing how the book describes key elements of the postmodern era such as discontinuity, fragmentation, contradiction, the permutation, the loss of timeliness, the loss of meaning and the loss of totality.
Played Estragon many years ago. This is a very good interpretation, by playing it realistically it heightens the absurdity of existence and our attempts to make some sense of it. Some have played it like music hall comedians doing a series of set piece routines over and over again. I was rubbish as Estragon
1:23:10 - "I'm in Hell" Maybe that's it? Godot will never come because Godot is hope? The ancient Greeks thought people had to drink from the river of forgetfulness in order to enter Hades...
I know it's not supposed to mean anything, but my interpretation of the story is that they are in A: Limbo, or B: a parallel plane of existence. Either way their minds are obviously from our world only they are not tied to any sort of logical motivation. The only instincts they reflect are simple ones like waiting or going. They are perfect manifestations of human character and reason in its most absolute and purest form. Also I like to think that the entire world is the barren wasteland shown here and that the only beings in existence are them. It is interesting to me because of the fact that they do not seem to realize the pointless reality they manifest, yet they continue to think, dream, and long. I find this work to be utter brilliance mainly because of the fact that the author casted plot and intention under quality of character, dialogue, and tone.
Teatro do absurdo foi a designação criada em 1961 pelo crítico húngaro radicado na Inglaterra, Martin Esslin (1918-2002), tentando sintetizar uma definição que agrupasse as obras de dramaturgos de diversos países, as quais, apesar de serem completamente diferentes em suas formas, tinham como ponto central o tratamento inusitado de aspectos inesperados da vida humana.
"We could hang ourselves and get erections and all that follows, and where it lands is where the mandrake grows, that's why it screams when you pull it from the ground" How dark and absurd!
Joe St Croix This wasn't an invention by Becket, it was a real myth in old times. I don't know why he chose to add this to the dialog, though (like 3/4 of the script, really)
+jake yokoe Is really worth seeing live. is worth getting a mate who will read it with you . spend a lifetime bending your head with this superb play :)
"I told him [Sir Ralph Richardson] that if by Godot I had meant God I would have said God, and not Godot. This seemed to disappoint him greatly." - Samuel Beckett, 1955
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Alguem assistindo agora? Esperando Godot é perfeito para esse período de quarentena
Loucura total
Amanhã eu trago uma corda.
gente, mano, pessoal!, amei este filme da peça "Esperando Godo", da para tirar várias conclusões e reflexões, a partir de cada parte e ato; ou então, assistir só pra passar o tempo também kkk; além do mais, é uma boa para estudar o Teatro do Absurdo, ainda mais se for analisar a peça, com o estilo dramatúrgico que Beckett empregava, em relação as questões de um tempo fictício, o qual não se consegue caracterizar. Outras características da peça de Beckett que podem ser observadas são o pessimismo eminente, a falta de esperança, a representação do não sentido da visa, partindo dos tempos em que se espera algo acontecer, haja vista a necessidade de algo para preencher o vazio existencial do ser humano.
Na minha opinião, vale a pena assistir este filme, ainda mais se você gosta de tirar umas piras/viajar nas ideias e descobrir o seu próprio sentido para as coisas que vê, digo isso, por ter assistido o filme inteiro e aprendido bastante coisa sobre o teatro do Absurdo, concomitante a isso, ter viajado bastante nas minhas ideias/ viajado na maionese. Caso você prefira le,r também tem a peça escrita, a qual eu não li hahah. A, além disso, este filme não é sérião, eu ri bastantim - algumas vezes-, me diverti kkk. Esse é o meu feedback e comentário, valeu, obrigada, gratidão, namastê
Alguém mais esqueceu de trazer a corda????? Eu estava sem a minha corda. Por isso fiquei até o final. Mas.....amanhã trarei a corda, kkkkkkkkkkk
Esse filme é tão diferente do q estamos acostumados.
Minha professora passou o começo dele e todo mundo reclamando de tédio, eu adorei o filme
Em qual disciplina sua professora utilizou?
Ha...! I have no idea why these two people have been waiting for me. If they're waiting for me to finish my coffee...
*Smirks, shakes head, sips coffee*
They'll be waiting for eternity.
lol
É uma peça fantástica. É o cotidiano inautêntico da banalidade, de medo e de esperança. Vão continuar esperando...Todos... por nada.
Espetáculo!!! Que Gênio esse Samuel Beckett. Impressionante a história e seu significado!!! Haja espaço para descrevê-lo!!!
Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Writer: Samuel Beckett (play)
Stars: Barry McGovern, Johnny Murphy, Alan Stanford...
tks
Any idea where to find this in dvd or bluray?
This will never be bettered.
Sometimes in art everything lines up at the right time, to produce a work that will stand alone.
This production surely is that.
I've watched it ten times, and it gets better on every viewing.
A masterpiece.
+suereed It's so good. My favorite play.
This, by the way, was the Irish government funded version (their way of
apologizing for originally banning Beckett) & the only one that made
me cry.
É isto... você ainda não tentou tudo... Não sou Lua, porém pálida pelos horrores do percurso, sem, claro, esquecer das pequenas coisas... Todos tentam é o que tenho visto, pedras, vegetais, animais e homens e o mundo continua dividido entre os que cobram e os que são cobrados, e Godot não vem! Atores fabulosos!
obrigado pela tradução. valeu a pena a quem esperou
Beckett repeatedly, sometimes with great frustration, denied that there was much of an agenda or deeper meaning in Waiting for Godot. Some people have interpreted it as an allegory of the Cold War, others the German occupation of France, still others have read into it some psychological meanings. I think that it is intended to be absurdist, without much deeper meaning, and that it should be understood that way.I think that actually one of the fascinating aspects about this play is the very bleak and rather disturbing view of the world that is presented to us in Beckett's absurdist creation. Life is condensed down into absolutely nothing and only the friendship between Vladimir and Estragon is able to stave off temporarily the loneliness of such a barren existence.
panda todd I had to write a paper on the book and this idea came to my head. What if there actually is no meaning? But then I thought that even if it does not have a meaning and is literally a random absurd play, it still shows something about human nature and how we constantly try to give meaning to something where there is none.
panda todd Velissariou shows how the language in Waiting for Godot reveals the fragmentation of modern language after the complete "absence of absolutes".
its about you and your condition
Ri bastante, em algumas partes. Porém, aprendi bastante. Por exemplo: se não gostamos de onde estamos. Não, somos uma árvore.Podemos nos mover independentemente de quem está ao nosso lado. Tudo depende de nós mesmo. Busquem o Autoconhecimento. 30.01.2024 Bsb
nenhum brasileiro por aqui ??
Nenhum
Ufa pensei que teria!!!kkk
não
o que é um "brasileiro"?
Nem todos meu caro!
O fim,não e semelhante aos contos de fadas que diz "e viveram felizes para sempre"pelo contrário e bem melancólico pois quem eles esperavam não vêm.
"The skull, alas, the stones, Cunard, tennis, the stones, the skull... Cunard... UNFINISHED" makes me feel more than anything in the world
I love the realisation, from 1:41:54 , up until the end with the monologue and the encounter with the kid Estragon is mesmerising.
Esperando Godot é um título enigma que significa "Esperando Deus" Godot - God - ot, God = Deus. No final do segundo ato, quando o menino vem ao encontro da consciência de Gogo que é o Didi ele se apresenta como uma ovelha, instrumento de Deus. Ele nunca se recorda de Didi e Gogo, que por terem se suicidado - tanto a consciência (Didi) quanto o corpo / matéria (Gogo) ficam presos no Limbo. Quando Didi pergunta ao menino como se parece Godot (Deus) o mesmo revela que Godot tem barba branca, alusão a Deus, que todos nós imaginamos que seja um senhor de barba branca, como Zeus da mitologia grega. Essa peça tem camadas de interpretações, quanto mais vezes assistir mais coisas descobrirá.
Minha vida, ultimamente, pode ser definida pela primeira frase dessa peça. "Nada a fazer".
Essa peça é espetacular.
Obra maravilhosa e coberta de vários níveis interpretativos.
Quais?
As botinas de Van Gogh na abertura...
One of the best plays ever.. You can really connect with them emotionally and feel the existensial absurdity.. Sult from 1966 based on a book by Knut Hamsun is another brilliant one
Muito Obrigado pelo filme🙏🏾
Rabinovitz (1977) and Velissariou (1982) explain that today's emphasis in the academic studies on Beckett's work is focused on showing how the play reveals the limits of modernity and the overall loss of power. Rabinovitz focuses on exposing how modern objects are lost to the fact that time and space are not as absolute as it was thought. Velissariou shows how the language in Waiting for Godot reveals the fragmentation of modern language after the complete "absence of absolutes". Salatino (2001) exposes how the work reveals the helplessness of postmodern man, showing the "naked" human condition as it is and as it has always been. Campos focuses on showing how the book describes key elements of the postmodern era such as discontinuity, fragmentation, contradiction, the permutation, the loss of timeliness, the loss of meaning and the loss of totality.
If entropy had a voice,and had taken hostage two humans this would be what "it" sounded like😁
Nothing happens,nobody comes,nobody goes,it's awful !
this is a severe critic to everyday working class people life
Let's go
we can't
why not
we are waiting for godot
oh yes
Just like your intelligence...
Anyone who took theater has to have seen this...
".....Never neglect little things in life"
i have tried other adaptation . .man did these guys get it right
Uau! Que espetáculo!
44:37 ~ 48:52 - Monólogo de Lucky
Played Estragon many years ago. This is a very good interpretation, by playing it realistically it heightens the absurdity of existence and our attempts to make some sense of it. Some have played it like music hall comedians doing a series of set piece routines over and over again. I was rubbish as Estragon
going to be playing Gogo in a couple of weeks, these guys are such an inspiration
Absolutely mind-blowing.
Maravilhosa montagem!!!
1:23:10 - "I'm in Hell"
Maybe that's it?
Godot will never come because Godot is hope?
The ancient Greeks thought people had to drink from the river of forgetfulness in order to enter Hades...
Some ppl relate Godot with God
christina martin People asked him while he was still alive, and he said that would be too easy
15/01/21
02:08 da manhã estou aqui
TH-cam theater does not get better than this. Kiitos, again.
Prefiero este doblaje y no otras versiones.Esta muy bueno.👌🌹🍃🌹🍃
As a fan of waiting for Godot this is the best!
sensacional
Obrigado, Ederson!
Excellent, love it, my English teacher Ruari recommended this masterpiece :)) btw sou brasileira
...esperar. Esperar os que não foram amados sem saber né!
Thank you for uploading this play.
Portugues from Brazil zil!!
Thank you so much for uploading this. What an exceptional rendition.
I cry evry tiem.
voce teim subtitulos en español? por favor?
Minha corda está aqui kkkkkk... Fui amarrando as máscaras e fiz uma!
Bellissima scena thank you
Pra quem sabe ler.... um pingo é letra...rsss... Magnífico Beckett!!!
@jake yokoe
It's Baiting for Otto.
I know it's not supposed to mean anything, but my interpretation of the story is that they are in A: Limbo, or B: a parallel plane of existence. Either way their minds are obviously from our world only they are not tied to any sort of logical motivation. The only instincts they reflect are simple ones like waiting or going. They are perfect manifestations of human character and reason in its most absolute and purest form. Also I like to think that the entire world is the barren wasteland shown here and that the only beings in existence are them. It is interesting to me because of the fact that they do not seem to realize the pointless reality they manifest, yet they continue to think, dream, and long. I find this work to be utter brilliance mainly because of the fact that the author casted plot and intention under quality of character, dialogue, and tone.
haha, eu procurando algo para assistir e encontro a publicação de Lulu! lulu! onde está?
Eu tenho esse livro!
Sera que eu leio e depois assisto filme, ou leio e depois assisto?
Teatro do absurdo foi a designação criada em 1961 pelo crítico húngaro radicado na Inglaterra, Martin Esslin (1918-2002), tentando sintetizar uma definição que agrupasse as obras de dramaturgos de diversos países, as quais, apesar de serem completamente diferentes em suas formas, tinham como ponto central o tratamento inusitado de aspectos inesperados da vida humana.
Vamo lê?
44:40
Thanks for uploading
muito bom
nice very nice this play
The skull, alas, the stones, Cunard, tennis, the stones, the skull... Cunard... UNFINISHED
what do we do now . .
wait? . .
yes but while waiting
This play hurts my brain. It's open to too many interpretations. :-(
Quem veio aqui por causa do Karnal??
Aqui Inês !!!
Love this
Cheguei, Br sempre.
They are in purgatory
we
Mais alguém vê uma semelhança com o filme O Show de Truman?
مافيش ترجمة ؟؟ translate in Arabic
"We could hang ourselves and get erections and all that follows, and where it lands is where the mandrake grows, that's why it screams when you pull it from the ground" How dark and absurd!
Joe St Croix This wasn't an invention by Becket, it was a real myth in old times. I don't know why he chose to add this to the dialog, though (like 3/4 of the script, really)
¿who is director?
O Godot é esperado, é isso?
What is the name of this movie?
Waiting for Godot.
it's a play not a movie
I realized, at the time I thought this was the original medium.
+jake yokoe Is really worth seeing live. is worth getting a mate who will read it with you . spend a lifetime bending your head with this superb play :)
here for extra credit give me a woah woah!
❤❤❤
I feel like those subtitles are extremely fast.... Can't even read 'em. They just blink on.
Don't worry, the subtitles are fine for portuguese readers (I'm one of them)!
Delicioso!
meu deus do ceu?!?!
Pozzo lookin like Alec Baldwin
Thank you for the (accurate,) Spanish subtitles.
It's Portuguese!
Seria Thiaguin o Godot brasileiro?
Para os mestres da consciência humana. O que a peça tem haver a inclusão social??? ///???
Assim é a vida, estamos sempre a espera de algo que nunca chega. E passamos todo o tempo que temos preenchendo com muitas ocupações.
@@diegoehenry5954E mts sem sentido, igual a ideia deles de se enforcarem
Purgatory?
"I told him [Sir Ralph Richardson] that if by Godot I had meant God I would have said God, and not Godot. This seemed to disappoint him greatly." - Samuel Beckett, 1955
Great!
Thank's!
That does not look like a willow tree.
@Winston Smith This is not even Spanish
Nothing to be done.
pós pandemia
Kiitos
Vim pelo Eduardo Sterblitch
7:00
0,5
Los protagonistas carecen carisma de un modo apabullante...pero bue'.☺
0:00 3:50
Credo qui absurdum!!!
1:32:15
That's not Spanish, that's Portuguese.