Love the analysis. Big fan of alan and jack, your essay gives me more reason to appreciate their works...

where is the new vision recorded?

reference on lucien influencing ginsberg to write? ginsberg said it was jack

It's interesting to me that this movie makes no mention of Neal Cassady, one of the strongest Beat influencers and lover of Ginsburg for 20 years.

This was fantastic, thank you for this! Would love more videos of a similar format

THIS IS A LIE!, THERE ARE MANY FILMS ON THE BEAT GENERATION, THE LAST ONE IS "ON THE ROAD". OTHERS: Beat (2000 film) The Beatniks (film) Big Sur (film) A Bucket of Blood Burroughs: The Movie C Corso: The Last Beat F The Flower Thief H Heart Beat (film) Howl (2010 film) K Kill Your Darlings (2013 film) L The Last Time I Committed Suicide Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg N Naked Lunch (film) O On the Road (2012 film) P Pull My Daisy R The Rebel Set S The Source (1999 film) The Subterraneans (film) W Wholly Communion William S. Burroughs: A Man Within Words of Advice: William S. Burroughs on the Road

THANK YOU for posting this !!! I am doing research on a long forgotten speakeasy in my house - Edie's paternal grandfather was a master of world languages a literary scholar - and that's interesting - but how does Edie relate to my old speakeasy ? Well Edie's paternal grandmother is the reason my property exists - Edie's grandmother was extremely progressive and influential in suffrage movement and unknown to most the land development of Detroit - Edie mentions what a strong mother she had - which would lead me to believe that her maternal grandmother was as progressive and strong as her paternal grandmother - it seems Ms Edie was brought up to be exactly who she was - progressive - literary - creative - and unafraid .... surrounded by 3 progressive - intelligent - and creative women - almost as if the universe prepared her for her role .....

wow, can't believe I watched a 53 min presentation and enjoyed it till the last second Thank you.

Actually Rimbawd works ok too.

Why not read a bit more of Howl?

What a lecture. Complete and detailed. And even a bit sarcastic at times.

Thank you so so much for this!!!

Nice presentation. Well Done and entertaining. Many think of the Beats as diamonds, a metaphor of perfection and aims, symbolizing the best. Lucien Carr had something real to contribute. Much like Herbert Huncke, Gregory Corso & Franz Kline would have influance later. Lu C. in the Sky with Diamonds.

I love this video and thank you so much! I have watched Kill Your Darlings twice and I am obsessed with the stories between these people but there has not been a video essay that can truly explain everything well and then I came across this one🥺thank you so much!!

Burroughs was not rich, his family had sold the Burroughs corporation a while back. He did get money from his family, but not a lot. That’s why he stole and bartered for drug money during the 40’s.

THIS IS SUCH A GOOD VIDEO thank you so much for this in-depth analysis!! would love to see future videos :))

I think this video just added 10 years onto my lifespan, the most insightful thing I've watched? read? listened? to in a long while, this was just hands down brilliant. I have never experienced so much excitement over a commentary video yet here we are, please never stop. The script of the film is worth visiting too, it's a shame how much they had to cut out but understandable considering the resources they had at their disposal and the length it would've been.

You don't know how much I appreciate you for making this video. Thank you

I'm sure someone has pointed out that there is a photo of Allen Ginsburg with Neal Cassady (N.C., secret hero of these poems, cocksman and Adonis of Denver) The events of Kill Your Darlings occurs before Neal is introduced to the group.

The actors look ,very much, like the real life men

I absolutely love this video you don't even knowww 😇

This is awful. Like listening to a fifteen-year-old’s diary.

OMG!!! thank you so so much, this is really helpful for me to get to know them better. this movie basicly changed my life when I was 13 (i'm 15 now) It broght me to jazz, histroy, the beat, and stuffs. Thank you again <3

jack kerouac was no rich man! he was raised in poverty, dropped out of college and became an auto-didact, something he was very proud of

More please !!!

this is so good!!

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS OMG I WOULD WATCH YOU JUST GO THROUGH A PODCAST ABOUT THE BEATS OR LUCIENN. I TOOK NOTES ON THIS AND EVERYTHING

omg just finished this movie and i wanted to know how historically accurate it was, and learn more about them. thank u so much for this!!

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I've read some of their letters. Allen, Lucien and Jack do remain close even after the murder. In fact, they still constant hang out and went on faraway trips together.

don't look back into the sun in the ending🖤

I had a hard time understanding the movie at some points. I really loved this thanks!

Thank you so much for this video, I just finished the movie and wanted to learn more and could barely find any information online!

Can you do and the Hippos were boiled in there tanks next :)

Who is responsible for this angelic presentation, and where have you been all my life?!

Thank you for the masterpiece!❤

Thank you!

I’d love to hear more! Excellent job. A real pleasure to listen to!

This was so informative, fun, and thorough, thank you! I appreciated that you used so many sources. Kudos!

I’m new to the Beat Generation but would be interested in listing to the whole book if you decide to post it. Thanks!

I actually ended up getting into Beat Generation writing after seeing "Kill Your Darlings:", since the whole Beat craze was before my time. It's hard to find info on Lucien Carr because he tried so hard to bury the history stay anonymous after (lol, as if that was possible after a literal knife murder. Also, the other Beats still wrote all about it and it was very obvious who they were writing about, hah). Thanks for providing a readaloud of the Lucien excerpts here. I would love a video of the audiobook in full. Would also love to see Lucien excerpts from some of the other biographies too. Also, despite Kerouac's stream-of-consciousness writing style, this is actually a really good readaloud of it. Thanks for sharing! :D