24 HOUR PSYCHO

[@shrekthe69th5]

I simply cannot wait for the sequel, 69 Hour Psycho.

[@cv507]

25920 bäFFehrlie hiilce -:-

[@deadgvrl]

Everyone that’s saying this is click bait, it *technically* isn’t. This is a scene from the film “24 Hour Psycho” which is simply Psycho slowed down to 2 frames per second to make it 24 hours long. Not sure why they did it, possibly to make the age rating dudes have to watch the whole thing, same reason for the movie “paint drying” (no joke).

[@MagnitudeReviews]

mostly because almost every frame looks like a work of art

[@ethanchild582]

It's also a video installation, not really meant to be watched in its entirety. If you viewed this installation, you would be able to appreciate each individual frame instead of just the whole movie that they make up when combined.

[@benjamimc5x67]

delillo

[@loganskelley9920]

I saw this on a longest movies ever list and I’m so confused

[@walkergibbs6984]

Someone made an art installation where they slowed down the movie psycho to about 2 frames per second which lead to it being 24 hours long instead of 109 minutes, this is a “scene” from it

[@HYVR-vz7zz]

How innovative!

[@youssefrachad8201]

why you watch this while you can watch the orginal

[@trickster33able]

Youssef Rachad its minimalism art

[@youssefrachad8201]

@@trickster33able 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@MolternK]

trickster33able where's the art

[@user-cum2421]

@@MolternK lots of stuff is art man it can be sculpture music films and many more people need to understand that art isnt drawing and shit

[@mar3alb]

Moltern it’s contemporary art. contemporary art uses materials such as technology to create work that pushes certain boundaries, so no wonder you don’t see the art in it. you’re not really supposed to.

[@CosmaUchuu]

Douglas Gordon is anything but a genius. If someone can explain to me the reason behind '24 Hour Psyhco' i would love to know.

[@ningli3825]

maybe the most important thing it not the film itself, but the whole process when u to watch it, which gives u enough time to thinking what is film or what is life? (personal view

[@JAMAICADOCK]

It's deconstructing iconic images that become part of the culture. It's making us view the true horror of what's happening. Not only the horror of a murder, but the general horror laying at the heart of the culture I mean why do we fetishize these appalling images - why do we become numb to them overtime.

[@00MSG]

@@JAMAICADOCK What horror lays exactly "at the heart of our culture"? You mean watching a fictitious murder scene is comparable to enjoying real violence, which numbs us? If not, then what is so bad about it and why does it need to be deconstructed by artists? Also, what do you mean by "our culture"? British, western, human? Man has always enjoyed seeing violence, also real violence in the past. Think about the gladiators and others. What's there to deconstruct and critisize?

[@00MSG]

@@JAMAICADOCK Violence used to be much more prevalent in the past. It seems ridiculous to me say that we have become numb to it.

[@JAMAICADOCK]

Ancient Rome doesn't need deconstructing, given it's taken for granted it was a brutal culture. It's only cultures that claim to be enlightened that need deconstructing. The everyday horrors we take for granted, that we don't even notice. When Psycho came out it was shocking, now it's just part of Hollywood iconography.

[@lucabenassi7459]

Bayyt

[@fakeasschienne4582]

Dumb fuck

[@Djpizza123]

😂

[@gregseahuffver8796]

>modern art

[@ANMediaAdam]

Most click baited video ever title says 24 hour, its only 4.42 mins WHAT YOU LIEING FOR!!!!!!!

[@Jam3zGe51990]

Dumbass

[@ANMediaAdam]

rude

[@OliverObz]

Jim you the dumb ass which can't count.

[@Jam3zGe51990]

you're* :)

[@OliverObz]

jim your the dumb ass who cant count then you dumbass

[@kurzpreview]

‘A Critical History of Film: The Shower Scene’ is a related feature length experimental film / video installation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn6bZ4lud9KVqrM