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weak ass rebellion

How could any horrorfilm be more terrifying than this single scene? We see 4 and a half minutes of the purest human brutality. There is no monster, there are no special effects to make it terrifying, just that brilliant camera movemet showing us a realistic event, that sadly can happen anywhere, anytime. The characters here don't say a word, they just destroy everything they can, and hurt and maybe even kill people. And suddenly they find the most breakable thing in the hospital: the old man. He is not crying or running away, he is just standing there waiting for his fate. This is the best moment when Mihály Víg's music could enter. It perfectly symbolizes the silence of the mob when even they start to fear themselves. Sorry for my long desciption, I simply love this film.

excelente cena creada en donde el poderío y la vulnerabilidad se mezcla y se encuentra y por otra parte la mirada de enojo. Maravilloso

I saw this scene in the mid 2000s, and it stuck with me. But I didn't know what it was from, and whenever I would try to find the answer, nobody knew. Granted, it didn't help that I thought the film was much older than it was, and possibly something about the holocaust, but when I saw today's Criterion announcements and looked up info on this film, I found that this was it. Looking forward to seeing it in its entirety.

In the inner core there is something you dont touch; if you do, hell is on is way and eating. Lack of better words.

Humanity on so many levels, violent, animalistic, abusive and at the end of the tunnel there is just that facing the demise, the ultimate truth

Reminds very much of my time working for the NHS, if am entirely honest.

Silent. A raid upon the weak where all we hear is the squeaking of boots, the battering of flesh, and the crashing furniture. This moment is the eclipse spoken about at the very beginning of the film.

Nonno volevo un telaio! Aiooo!

Nonno volevo un telaio!

One of the most gripping scenes I have ever seen.

Pingu: (Crying) (Crying Continues): Nonno volevo un telaio!

Tremendous scene. I'm afraid that in real life, the angry mob wouldn't stop, even in the face of the utterly vulnerable and defenceless old man. Hopefully, I am wrong and Bela Tarr is right.

Oh my God! This is too much for my. How beatifull and fragile and horrofing is all the scene. Bela Tarr is a treasure in filming.

The camera work here is insane. How they orchestrated this scene so perfectly is beyond me

This scene shook me to my core, albeit I cannot quite explain why. It just hit something within me which resonated...

this is ART

Powerful and intense scene. Bella Tarr is too great.

This was like watching a perfectly choreographed dance, filmed by a genius cinematographer.

Stupendo!

Reminds me of what happened at the capitol except they had to be turned back by force. Bela Tarr is more optimistic about the world than it actually seems to be

The violence in this scene with no dramatic or horrific music or human voices makes it all more disturbing. Almost as if the human beings getting brutalized were just one more of the objects being thrown around.

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Beautiful scene wow

Lovelyyyy can you please pleease make a tutorial?????

Ah so THIS is what the SAINt JHN Rose's video was all about

This one shot is brilliant😮

"Roses", o original.

SAINt JHN roses

99%

Unsure what this scene really means. Fascism or something? Yet I find it both haunting and disturbing. There is also a sense of distanciation. No music, no shouts, no gore. One of a kind alright.

This is basically life under Abaddon RN. Except those who worship Lucifer do not feel shame about the frailty and nudity of the elderly man in the bathtub. They keep going with their relentless invasiveness. Without shame there is no virtue.

Mentre il nipote invocava il telaio il nonno glielo ha sbattuto da dietro senza pietà...

Believe it or not, the riot at the end of Joker reminded me of that. Am I insane?

The f. .k they are doing? ????? Awful

Quel poveraccio del nonno di Pingu deve comprare il telaio...

I have a website where I, and some friends review movies. I personally gave it 100%. It is purely a perfect film. (I will not ‘plug’ the website unless asked because I do not want to self promote)

this is so good

Why did this mob suddenly as a whole felt bad about their actions because there was a random naked old man? Why is the sound design in the scene is so bad? After watching the entire movie, agonized over almost total and complete boredom, this moment was just the straw that broke the camel's back. It is so meaningless, so random. That I just stopped the movie right then. I couldn't handle it anymore. It is impossibly slow and beyond meaninglessness. I've watched 2 more Bela Tarr movies: Turin Horse and Damnation, both were extremely challenging but in a way they had a better sense of meaning. In this movie I felt nothing. I gave it 2 hours of my life and got nothing back.

One question: is this one of the samples originally available in the old Bush of Ghosts website?

Ascolto solo vera musica. *aggiunge il video alla playlist*

Questo bel video non lo caga nessuno perché hai sbagliato il titolo (Rimozione sicura dell'HARDWARE)

sounds fake

Nice Job!

Stunningly beautiful!

Poweful & intense plan - séquence ever...!

este tema salió en La despedida del castillo de Miramar, como sede de televisión española en Cataluña y en el inicio de actividades nada más y nada menos que los nuevos estudios de San cugat del vallés.

Help me somebody

The movie is a satire of the hungarian government and so, where the big whale represents the government, and its a big show, but the whale goes wasted. i have to watch this again.