Out of Africa Official Trailer #1 - Robert Redford, Meryl Streep Movie (1985) HD

[@laurelsheridan3817]

God I love this film. I can see it a hundred times and never tire of it.

[@loridenham7615]

Love God more, & honor his name by never using it in every day parlance,

[@user-ur9wy1lt8z]

Hats off to you to sit through this terribly boring film.

[@bluetickfreddy101]

I just watched it twice in less than a month Cheers

[@Bear-ow9gy]

@@loridenham7615 God you are insufferable

[@aoka5464]

That’s because you’re simple.

[@August-z5r]

I was hesitant to watch this film as many reviews I've seen from critics and general audiences seem to call it "extremely boring". But, I really wanted to see it as it did win Best Picture and the shots I've seen of the film looked BEAUTIFUL AND Meryl Streep's in it so I just had to watch. I watched it last night for the first time and I thought it was one of the most beautiful films I've seen in a very long time. Absolutely incredible and there was never a time I felt it was boring. I find movies so interesting how one person can hate a movie and find it extremely boring with "glacial pacing" yet another person could LOVE IT be immensely intrigued by the exact same film. (sorry for the long comment, i'm rambling)Overall, you should watch this film if you haven't!!! Who knows if you'll love it or not

[@ClumsyUnicornVlogs17]

Cloudeh yes I have it here to watch now, looking through the comments it looks as though it’s 50/50 I’m going to go for it and see how it is.

[@borneocoolpad7833]

Watched already, just because i want to completed my Best Picture Winner lists. It was slow pace and people quite right to say it was boring kind i like The English Patient. The movie itself based on autobiography but it's still magnificent experience to me.

[@NachosandWhatNot]

Beautiful film IMO Sydney's best second only to The Yakuza

[@marinakal3193]

Couldn’t agree more!!! 💖 it’s a great film!

[@PeakynessProduction]

Your long comment is beautiful, I love it

[@killerfrank8974]

Just as stunning today as it was then. This film is one of the most splendid looks at love, pride, and the beautiful vastness of Africa. The fact that someone like me who's not at all into romance films can be captivated by it speaks volumes for how great this film really is.

[@ractacsquad]

For most Africans this is not Africa, just a natural park reserve..

[@omidhimmati]

Both opinions are appreciated and true.

[@tuber420]

this is just the savannah

[@tuber420]

this isn't Africa, it's just a park .. don't get it twisted

[@Wally-pu2hh]

That's how I feel about bridges of Madison County. I feel that movie like no other

[@JTRocks4Ever]

Just rewatched this film after not seeing it for years. The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful. The love story is bittersweet. I've been binge watching Robert Redford movies over the last couple of days and realized that the endings show that you can get Redford, but you can't keep him. From the interviews I've seen, that's Robert Redford in real life too.

[@christinamarkley2248]

I loved this movie back then and went to watch it again. I’m crying just re-listening to the soundtrack.

[@hrachikful]

where can I see the entire film??? is not on KZbin and neither on NetFlix...

[@irenebertoni]

@@hrachikful It's on Netflix until July 1st.

[@st-ko5zo]

God that 80s sound track❤❤❤❤

[@shahbanomalik7802]

God Young Robert Redford is so handsome

[@bluebardot8531]

You should see him at 57 in Indecent Proposal. Still extremely handsome.

[@Joggerboy-fy1xu]

That 80's soundtrack tho

[@puterboy2]

+Joggerboy1643 I love it, it sounds so futuristic.

[@brunosaccarola7795]

Joggerboy1643 sono italiano

[@timurlang454]

Joggerboy1643 and I love it

[@NachosandWhatNot]

In the movie they went with John Barry thank god

[@sgtpepper1138]

@@puterboy2 It's fine, but not for a movie that takes place in 1937.

[@larrybock1368]

It is the most amazing movie about love and expectations between a man and a woman and how they can make or break a relationship even when true love is involved.

[@laurelsheridan3817]

how can you judge a movie without having seen it? a classic film, great story superb acting by two all time greats, what's not to like. give it a go.

[@AbdiqalisMohamud010]

My favorite Meryl Streep role. Stunning visuals and cinematography

[@janetbayliss2117]

One of my favourite films.

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi 👋

[@miadebrecin1071]

In my top 10 movies, ever! A true masterpiece!

[@alina3254]

This is a gorgeous, delicate and well done movie! You need patience to understand it, and what it tries to convey to the watcher. It's an exquisite movie and it's worth watching!

[@annejohnson5580]

A beautiful, beautiful film. The love between them and the beauty of the country never fails to pull my heart strings

[@-blotches-3365]

brings back memories from the 80S.

[@debrabrown8901]

Out of Africa has always been one of my favorite movies.

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi Debra

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi Debra

[@susanlivesley]

Saw this at the movies on my own in 1997, I cried so much my blouse had a huge wet spot(very embarrassing) as I didn't have any tissues. Memories......😂

[@ramsari3811]

Still unforgettable

[@The_Rifster]

This trailer and its music is stuck in my head since I used to work at the movies in the 80s and this and other movie trailers were on a constant loop in the lobby/concession area. 🤪

[@goodmusicforyou.]

This is a grandiose masterpiece, one of my favorite films.

[@BrianMcAleer]

In no particular order, I am working my way through every film ever made that won Best Picture at the Oscars. Just ordered the DVD of this, and from the looks of the trailer, I'm very intrigued.

[@DylanBurton-r7q]

This was a favorite when I was a kid. Watched it repeatedly. An amazing film. 🌹- Jennifer, Dylans' mom, Burton.❤👍

[@rachellenalitt910]

Beautiful in every way!

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hello Rachelle

[@Sbannmarie]

"You could've asked"… “I did. She said yes.”

[@last9bars]

The music is odd for this trailer, because likely we'd not yet recorded the actual John Barry soundtrack ....

[@dayofhappiness]

Dear Nick : You should have read Out of Africa first . Great book , great writer !

[@isabelle.k8205]

I adore young Robert Redford!!!

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi

[@manlymen552]

He wasn't that young here 🤣

[@katharinabruns9480]

I still love this movie!

[@yenni7251]

always will love both actor and actress

[@aleksandraivin6999]

This is a true masterpiece.❤

[@carlapastore9560]

Robert Redford che fascino..

[@mauricelouis7721]

Yes

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hello 👋

[@asmaamb3658]

She was so young and beautiful O,o ,,11 years before I was born XP

[@margaretbuckley9309]

BEFORE BRAD PITT CAME ALONG THIS GUY WAS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE MOST HANDSOME GUY ON THE PLANET I SAW HIM IN THE GREAT GATSBY WHEN I WAS YOUNGER AND FELL MADLY IN LOVE WITH HIM AND HE STILL HAS A LOVELY BEAUTY ABOUT HIM GORGEOUS MAN LEGEND 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛❣

[@manjiabanti]

Such an extraordinary movie ❤️

[@bluetickfreddy101]

A wonderful classic film Cheers

[@glennalindfield9610]

He is gorgeous...

[@Capture.Castle]

It’s astounding how exactly similar Australia the movie is to Out of Africa.

[@bloggtalk5085]

kenya colony was set like Australia by empire

[@claudiami2175]

Australia was a terrible movie??!

[@tuber420]

out of Australia?

[@josephhughes1498]

I was thinking this after Watching Australia, even some of the characters reminded me of ones from Out of Africa and played similar roles etc

[@ikanbesareroda6605]

I come here after watched Taylor's video Wildest Dream, i'm pretty sure the clip is inspired by this amazing movie

[@loulou9978]

I love this movie. The visuals are just so beautiful

[@deekayMK]

I recently visited the shooting site in africa! It was awesome The crescent

[@tlstewart1939]

I almost know it by heart. The most intense love story ever. ❤

[@maridemeza796]

The best movie of all time!!!!!!!

[@bnkundwa]

The courage of Baroness Karen Bliken's's community.

[@judypasqualone5392]

Watching again for dozenth time…if they didn’t have bad luck they’d have no luck at all.

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi Judy

[@user-xx3tz5mh4f]

Then Wildest Dreams by Tayor Swift popped in my head while watching this. Lol

[@AyaInoue-l3r]

❤❤❤

[@alicechant6126]

BEST MOVIE OF THE WORLD

[@MissVasques]

Oh so this was what I added to my watchlist from Netflix Recommends. Not what I expected. Maybe watchable with a parent after all

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hello 👋

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

Rest in peace Marlon Johnson

[@harpothehealer]

Yea a beautiful movie for sure and of course like all good movies, the movie stars go hand in hand with the music to make a great picture

[@ohyeah5659]

Meryl & Robert were in 36 & 48? They must have non-aging secrets!

[@1Corinthians15-1]

They MUST 👀

[@ThePetiteblair]

He handsome then and still handsome now.

[@yenni7251]

he is always handsome from young to old must be gene

[@alyosha.f.karamazov]

Currently reading the book so I came here

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi Mary 🙂

[@susydesanctis4755]

Robert Redford had played in the movies "Indecent Proposal" with Demy Moore and Woody Harrelson and in "An Unfinished Life" with Jennifer Lopez and Morgan Freeman

[@malthus101]

For me, this film is less about the relationship and more about the context, of the shrinking of the world and the erosion of our God-given right to be free and do whatever we want, as European explorers of the world.

[@user-dq7cm6ug4h]

You mean as European colonialists?

[@malthus101]

@@user-dq7cm6ug4h that's right.

[@1Corinthians15-1]

​@@user-dq7cm6ug4hcolonialism or not; freedom was God-given to all; both rich and poor!

[@user-dq7cm6ug4h]

@nikkinik4188 And with that you're completely neglecting the man-made structures and systems that were created to oppress and subjugate others. Thanks for missing the entire point of my comment, which was to acknowledge the inherent supremacy underlying that mindset. You seem to share it, which is very sad.

[@allgood6760]

Thanks for this 👍🎥

[@whatbringsmepeace]

Wow. That jawline. You don't get that from mouth breathing.

[@andresihotang2314]

Robert Redford was 49 here but damn, his face is ageless... The other person I remember who aged beautifully was Cary Grant. Maybe Richard Gere after the millennium.

[@charlessomerset9754]

The composite score with a moment of The Natural in it. Would have been so much more powerful with Barry's eventual score.

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi 👋

[@josephhughes1498]

I almost feel like taking this trailer and adding the score to it and re-uploading it but I have to work out id it would be allowed

[@red4237]

Why there’s no name of Myrel Streep in description???😳

[@bernadettealmeida9202]

O filme mais lindo que já assisti!

[@rustshoo5068]

There is a lot of humour in this movie.

[@2taggs2]

Okay. So this won an Oscar® for Best Picture in 1986. What's up with the 56% on Rotten Tomatoes? Is this like, "The English Patient" (even though that is at 84%) - in that maybe a beautiful film, but extremely boring? Is this film worth watching?

[@MrAGr]

Nick Jasper It's incredible

[@arjayking6024]

I've tried to watch it three times and have fallen asleep each time.

[@sallyhu5028]

Arjay King That's really too bad that you couldn't get into it. To me, this is a magnificent movie. The writing, directing, acting, music ... they all came together. I keep coming back to it, not least of it because the cinematography captured the Kenya that I was fortunate enough to visit.

[@Janosevic80]

7 Oscars but such a dull movie, the definition of Oscar bait

[@DANNY40379]

I remember walking out of it half way through, boring is an understatement.

[@hitchslap2349]

They could have used some of John Barry's compositions in that trailer

[@bnkundwa]

This is the best movie promoting the Arctic region woman.

[@maguycattaneo9236]

BEAUTIFUL ❤❤

[@bnkundwa]

A great charisma

[@retrospectfully]

The style of this trailer with the anachronistic synth against the imagery reminds me so much of the ‘quest for fire’ trailer. I know this is mark isham but I want so badly to know who composes the synth for the QFF trailer.

[@vasilileung2204]

reading the novel now, as I really wanted to before watching this film. It's quite testing.

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi

[@fdl238]

Fun fact: Out of Africa was filmed using descendants of several people of the Kikuyu tribe who are named in the book

[@julieparker4052]

Great movie.

[@bnkundwa]

A French premiere and honor.

[@CC-kl4nh]

This film was stunning but I found it extremely depressing. A strong wealthy woman meeting men who are beneath her and finding love only to have lost it. It is just heartbreaking and hopeless.

[@forgottenautos8461]

Even the trailer is 3 hours long. Sheesh!

[@simonwaikwa8957]

I visited the shooting place(Cresent Island)

[@bnkundwa]

A story about survival. About green Africa and family love.

[@OfMiceAndMegabytes]

How quaint. Not just the material but the cinematography, soundtrack and hair etc.

[@perrywidhalm114]

Where's the beautiful soundtrack by John Barry?

[@mauricelouis7721]

Hi

[@ractacsquad]

Real title: ''Out of the natural park reserve''

[@NachosandWhatNot]

So glad they went with John Barry not Mark Isham

[@gladworld77]

Фильм основан на реальной истории, а жизненная правда чьей-то судьбы - всегда поучительна и долговечна. В рецензиях - это "фильм о настоящей ЛЮБВИ", а я вижу, что это фильм о гибели любви - из-за эгоизма героев. Когда видишь в себе собственный эгоизм - то эти паразитические СХЕМЫ ПОВЕДЕНИЯ - видны как на ладони - хоть в кино, хоть в другом человеке. Начать прозревать, и увидеть этот "каркас" эгоизма и паразитизма - это первый важный шаг в исцелении своей души - когда знаешь уже этого коварного врага в собственной голове - своё Эго. Паразитизм, эгоизм, нарциссизм - это когда у себя внутри, в душе - так безжизненно, мрачно, и пусто - что человек вынужден паразитировать и воровать "душевное тепло" у других, не осознавая, что он ИСПОЛЬЗУЕТ других, и ничего не дает взамен, потому что у него в душе - ничего и нет. Вот и в этой истории - героиня почему-то считает себя очень ценной женщиной - сильной, волевой, и решительной, а на деле - она капризная, требовательная, и высокомерная эгоистка, с очень холодной душой, просто ледяной. Нет в ней душевного тепла, она не греет. У нее надменное, презрительное лицо, которое она "держит", как каменная. Ее не ценят и используют мужчины - потому что она сама использует людей - равнодушно и цинично, как вещи, как свой фарфор. И очень боится одиночества, даже дать развод бывшему мужу не хочет, чтобы "не остаться одной". Но при этом - ей не претит будучи замужем, вступить в новые незаконные отношения, и со своего этого любовника - она мегерой требует гарантий и немедленного брака! И вместо того, чтобы разобраться в самой себе - почему, ну почему у нее так с мужчинами? - и что-то изменить внутри себя - она гордо и самозабвенно разрушает - и свою жизнь, и жизнь людей вокруг. Если героиня так и не поняла, почему от нее убегают мужчины, почему лишь используют ее, и почему наглое воровство чужого душевного тепла - всегда отвратительно, и отталкивает, энергетически отбрасывает от человека, как бы изначально этот человек не приглянулся - то, значит, мы должны понять это, и не делать больше из жизней такие трагедии. Фильм длинный - 2 часа 40 минут, если не станете смотреть весь, то посмотрите только отрывок во второй половине - с 02:01 до 02:13 - внимательно всю сцену выражения её претензий, её гнева, и нарциссической привязанности к мужчине, которого она якобы "любит". Она вспыхнула нарциссической ненавистью в этой сцене, когда мужчина не прогнулся под её эгоизм, и дальше, - всё внутреннее - закономерно отразилось во внешнем проявлении - пожар её чувств спалил всю её ферму, всё подчистую. Её собственный эгоизм её и разорил. Что посеешь - то и пожнешь. Но главный герой тоже оказался эгоистом. Его конкретно послала любимая женщина, прямым текстом это ему выразила, и только созависимый эгоист, не имеющий внутри себя самоуважения, достоинства, и чести - после такого чудовищного к себе отношения - мог как ни в чем не бывало - припереться (по-другому не скажешь) к ней снова поужинать и потанцевать. Разумеется, такое предательство себя и своей совести - будет стоить ему жизни. Мужчины, не свободные от паразитических кодов матери в своей голове - никогда не смогут дать отпор женскому эгоизму, а также поставить своё Эго на место, и они либо погибнут, либо будут очень глубоко страдать на этих нарциссических качелях "ближе-дальше" - а это всё загубленная жизнь. И вот где вы здесь видите любовь, да ещё настоящую? Я вижу только эгоизм. А эгоизм - это смертельная болезнь души человека, это погибель сознания. И на фоне всех красивых пейзажей - фильм это правдиво показывает.

[@crillaya]

A detailed description of characters. Interesting. Haven't watched the movie yet but your description says a lot on the movie's story

[@gladworld77]

@@crillaya you are very welcome, enjoy watching

[@pipi8847]

А как в вашей жизни? @@gladworld77

[@lf1496]

The people who did these movies should be embarrassed. "Out of Africa" which apparently most of us were for this film and imaginary reality 🙄💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿😂

[@xidiamond6851]

If you've also seen THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL should Streep have won the Oscar or Page was the rightful winner

[@rustshoo5068]

A funny moment in the film (one of many funny moments) is at the New Year’s Eve festivities at the colonial club when Auld Lang Syne is as good as blown away by one of the several old very conservative ladies ever accustomed to showing loyalty first and foremost to the King - lest anyone forget! She points her pistol up at the ceiling, fires it and down comes a little cloud of dust, her voice then straining with the first words of God Save The King. It’s probably the only time in the whole year these prim and proper subjects of the King show any deference to somebody else themselves. And they make a meal of it here.

[@michelleskoretz9381]

What's the song in the background??

[@christiansarrazin8564]

Mark Isham - Many Chinas

[@Emebaregesi]

@@christiansarrazin8564 "Men before the mirror" - Mark Isham

[@cfa1998]

The movie is beautiful and gorgeous in cinematography and scenery, has great acting, but it is just boring at times and extremely long.

[@ladysmile7322]

I was't to see the full episode, please.

[@LuisLopez-jo9fx]

What's the song at 00:20 ?

[@scottboyer7405]

Mark Isham "Many Chinas"

[@qco5349]

He invited R to go for a drive.

[@savedbythelamb1006]

The movie were all about adultery which is the fact of life.

[@stevedawson6979]

Quiet, simpleton

[@MrBrennanmoriarty]

Out of Good Hope and into an ancient planet 0f PEACE through prosperous priorities

[@davidrubio9753]

I was a junior in high school when this movie came out. I didn't care for it then. And i still don't. Though i love the two main actors... A lot. I remember my english teacher just raving about it.

[@Wally-pu2hh]

Sorry but Clint Easrwood as good as his movies are , was thee best actor in bridges of Madison County, with Meryl, the most heart tugging movie i have ever seen

[@roizeldiez3500]

Why is the movie titled “Out of Africa”?

[@3hooks100]

It's from from an old Latin adage "Ex Africa semper aliquid novi" meaning "Out of Africa always something new". It could also be from the Out of Africa hypothesis that states civilization arose from Africa.

[@roizeldiez3500]

@@3hooks100 thank you!

[@3hooks100]

@@roizeldiez3500 No problem!

[@HB-rx1le]

It is the title of one of the books written by Karen Blixen, pen name Isak Denisen. The movie is based on Out of Africa and Shadows in the Grass, two of her books about her time in East Africa, as well as a biography of Finch Hatton titled Too Close to the Sun (which I assume is a play on the Icarus myth).

[@JoachimderZweite]

At this time in his career nobody but his doctor and golf instructor knew he was gay. He looks nothing like the real Denys Hatton but that is the movies.

[@aliyarahman85]

Anxious avoidant relationship woes

[@MaxJulienO]

Over the Color Purple??? Really? That had way more impact of culture then this movie, smh

[@k.libertadmartin7474]

🥂

[@rainig.2241]

I'am a little bit disappointed fam.B. was hoping to would be able to give something back....even though its in a smaller flat...but we shouldnt totally oversee/deny this in todays Germany (pretty much reninds od Marillion/Fish songs)

[@ChickenTenders]

this movie won over the color purple this movie won over The Color Purple THIS MOVIE WON OVER THE COLOR PURPLE?????!!!!

[@sarahheath3946]

Movie trailers were so bad back then. I just read the book and it's not a romance. I better wait a year to watch the movie so I don't compare them. The movie looks good, but a lot different.

[@josephhughes1498]

The movie is more based on a biography of her I believe, and annoyingly I find the somewhere in time trailer from 5 years before actually aged better weirdly… although the awful music in this trailer has become so bad it’s good to me 🤣