Loving Vincent: The Sense Of Truth

[@Chris951021]

This has so few views. I remember watching this in the cinema and being mesmerized by it. I thought more people would have felt the same.

[@elizabethbennet4791]

they just didnt hear about it!!!

[@dofydudes1735]

@@elizabethbennet4791 Why does anything involving mr. Van Gogh always has this curse of late-bloomer ? they never got the recognition they deserve in time.

[@RumblePirate]

True geniuses are often not understood by us mere mortals

[@piotrkrauze2208]

Van Gogh i viewed by most people as art for artists, so most people when they hear about this movie think it's another poorly made appreciation movie :/

[@MustangKepler]

people are just falling for movies made by holly clowns

[@drew-shourd]

As a 5'7" Dutch painter, who was also born on March 30th, I have a certain feeling of connecting with this man....NO where near his talent, NO WHERE....but I do feel as though I understood him as a man and an artist through all the years of research I have done, I have seen some of his work in person and it is beyond moving.

[@eatass5627]

That’s beautiful

[@ip4501]

Bravo, truly a beautiful homage to one of the most sorrowful souls ever to walk this earth. The amount of respect and love poured into this film and analysis is breathtaking, even the very existence of its being is enough to invoke overwhelming emotion. To think if Vincent was to see how much joy he brought to people now he would be overwhelmed with grandiose emotions that of which is not seen even on the most tremendous occasions in a regular persons life. Kudos to you for introducing me to this magnificent love letter to one of the greatest artist to ever live.

[@munromister777]

I absolutely adore this movie. I wish more people talked about it, but this video I think does a great job of describing why it's such a great movie. It's visually gorgeous, but the story and characters grip you just as hard while letting you form your own opinion on Vincent Van Gogh.

[@atmshuvo44]

The movie is commercially success.but aside from that,van gogh is remembered now as the father of post modern art (i dont know the exact term though)that's what it matters.

[@ineslopezfernandez8614]

Your script is amazing. Your words made feel the same that the film did the first time. I found myself in tears at some points of the video. Your way of expressing feelings through words is magical ✨🌻

[@christyseagraves8774]

A very beautifully put together video that does justice to a beautifully made movie. You make some very good points about the subjective nature of truth and reality and how that is seen in both life and art. Great job and I look forward to seeing more of your work!

[@akashghosh7068]

Just watched the movie and got captivated by it. To be honest, I still am figuring out a lot of things about the movie and this certainly helped.

[@khalo-ismine9229]

I think that you are truly brillant ans so eloquent. Your mind is so well constructed , straightforward yet poetic and so interesting. It is a art piece that complement another one. I just stumbled to your channel by accident ,I hope that you don't give up and pursue your series. FIGHTING 🤣

[@godofgay8479]

Holy shit man why doesnt this have more views?

[@aboxintheblack9530]

God of gay He doesn’t use enough clickbait.

[@ishaanwankhade4834]

this movie is CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED

[@mistamemewide]

The Score of the Movie is absolutely gorgeous. Its another piece of art.

[@elizabethbennet4791]

I mean the VISUAL it created was sooo worth it. Never watched a movie so physically beautiful. Absolutely scintillating.

[@khalo-ismine9229]

I loved every minute of this , the way it is edited,the talent and effort of yours and how you present valuable help to understand what you say at the right time and let us immerge into what you show without it overtaking your own commentaries. Truly amazing !!

[@omagosh5137]

A beautiful tribute to this incredible artist; the song at the end brings me to tears every time.

[@josephlowry4320]

Since his death, the legacy of Vincent Van Gogh lives and this film was one of those exceptions of his legacy and he'd one of those artists that inspired me to try to paint. God bless you Vincent Van Gogh.

[@AZihad10]

Have watched the film 2 days ago and was mesmerized by it. Also, Idk how you are so underrated but keep making videos this please

[@francescofinucci]

this is a very interesting and deep analysis of Loving Vincent. Thanks for that

[@santiagolopez3909]

My mother took me to see this on a weekend back when it first opened in theaters while my father was out of town signing books as part of his job. My mom is a retired graphic design teacher who also studies art history and new innovative projects like this one from foreign countries. When she first told me about this film once news of it went viral, I had never heard of the movie yet as I don't really follow up on recent news of anything experimental from foreign countries, nor did I know much about Van Gogh's life either. But upon watching this movie with her in the theaters, we later took dad out to see one night and I can tell he really enjoyed it. It also put me curious to study the man's life more and check out any new recent biopic movies about Vincent like the Gate to Eternity starring Willem Dafoe.😉

[@eggplant4078]

What a phenomenal video, I cannot believe it took me this long to watch it, Loving Vincent was and is one of the greatest works of love and dedication put to paper and canvas and it is an absolute travesty it lost to coco in the awards shows because if anything, it needed more eyes on it.

[@yaelfierro3344]

I don't understand how you don't have more subscribers, it's a crime.

[@pedronascimento3491]

I cried my soul out!

[@pushkarajdongre]

Work so hard that they will think its CGI!! 👏🏼

[@saintable22]

i loved this film and i thought it was perfect

[@Fitguychase]

Another incredible video!!!!

[@DalgonaC]

I have yet to have a chance to see his real paintings. But I will one day.

[@bookmang9035]

entiendo mucho tu punto de vista y la forma de ver la película. gracias

[@TboneWillsone]

fantastic!

[@vidverbic]

what a masterpiece the best animated movie of all time top 3

[@Richard-mj5dp]

Nice video. Warning: if you read a van gogh bio, you will be left scratching your head at how anyone could love him. Van gogh was a mooch and a maniac. It is pleasant though to think how memory takes on a life of its own once someone is gone. As far as genius, he couldn't paint, but accidentally discovered his style. Movies like this feel like fingers in the dam of his myth.

[@epictom3423]

Epic

[@Batubacaksizzz]

great stuff man. you deserve way more subs than this

[@ianedmonds9191]

Where can I see this film? I'm up for paying. This world was never meant for one as beautiful as him. Luv and Peace.

[@noemorales8330]

It is on Hulu

[@steph.li3]

I love you already

[@pjbutton3396]

Great video, lovely film, fuck Boss Baby, subscribed

[@ianedmonds9191]

Is the film you're talking about available?

[@blessiemasancay4818]

It is online. I hope you have watched it

[@enrique5795]

I wish when i go the people had a diferents opinions of my life good and bad thats means you lived enough to made them think of you

[@justinfrick5200]

What song starts at 2.20

[@konstantingeist3587]

>inventive animation technique Already was done 20 years prior by the Old Man and the Sea which got an Oscar

[@Alaryk111]

Eh no? The Old Man and Sea is glass painted while this is canvas. Secondly noone says that this was the first instalment where this technic was used. They authors has made man shorts using this technic years before they made LV. This movie is however the first FEATURE LENGHT movie made with it.

[@lewisbeard8369]

An ai Could have animated this film today, but I am so glad it wasn't.