Slaughterhouse-Five Official Trailer #1 - Valerie Perrine Movie (1972) HD

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Slaughterhouse-Five Trailer - Directed by George Roy Hill and starring Michael Sacks, Ron Leibman, Eugene Roche, Sharon Gans, Valerie Perrine. A man tells his story of how he became unstuck in time and abducted by aliens.
Universal - 1972

[@Feasco]

I am on youtube right now in 2020 watching a trailer that is being uploaded right now in 2012 for a movie that is being screened right now in 1972. So it goes.

[@eddie30991]

Someone hasn't paid much attention to how that phrase is used.

[@willywonker1870]

@@eddie30991 someone is a bit pedantic. In the book the phrase so it goes was only muttered when regarding a death but it doesn't mean it can't apply to other situations. So it goes

[@wesleyrodgers886]

@@willywonker1870 so it goes.. back into the sewer system.

[@purejoy7077]

​@@eddie30991someone doesn't know how to have fun

[@nicoledyer6707]

I am on youtube right now answering to a comment in 2022 that is being written in 2020 while watching a trailer that is being uploaded right now in 2012 for a movie that is being screened right now in 1972. So it goes. Hope i’ve done it right.

[@hotelmario510]

So it goes.

[@jacksfilms3876]

My name is Yon Yonson,I live in Wisconsin.

[@louisnguyen6610]

I work in a lumberyard there

[@miquels3146]

the people i meet when i walk down the street,

[@TallGrassDispatch]

They Say, “Hello There”. “What is your name”?

[@Treemeadow]

Vonnegut used sci fi and 'unstuck in time' as the perfect representation of ptsd and dissociation. He keeps re experiencing moments when similar experiences trigger memories, time jumps.

[@sbenz17]

Thank you to sci fi channel on a rainy day back in the summer of 2001. They showed this and it openned up my mind.

[@John-yy1oy]

If you're ever in Cody, Wyoming. Ask for Wild Bill.

[@wesleystafford8521]

Wild Bob - I only know because i just finished the book.

[@bldjln3158]

Who's Bill?

[@wesleyrodgers886]

@@bldjln3158 Not mine. I just had water and the breadsticks.

[@cecilphillip9071]

And so it goes

[@mikerisbridger8095]

In 1869 my 3xGreat maternal grandfather travelled from London the America. in Nebraska he met Buffalo Bill Cody. My ancestor was Victorian Artist Arthur Boyd Houghton. Google Arthur Boyd Houghton in Nebraska.

[@XiadiZhai]

Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.

[@TheSMLIFfilms]

Past tense.

[@benmoore2253]

So it goes

[@shanemoore8055]

I love the opening of this movie with Bach`s 5th keyboard concerto in F minor . As Billy steps on that GI`s toes, the German soldier says: "schau dir diesen Trottel an ."

[@baird5776mullet]

I was 15 and an usher @ cinema 285 in Sandy Springs Ga when this came out in 72,great flick.

[@paulholbrook7315]

My father, a World War II combat vet with PTSD, took me to see the movie when I was 19, the night before I went off to military boot camp......

[@abelchavez2463]

Lol niceee

[@Captain-Nostromo]

An amazing film based on a fantastic book

[@user-id4tx2ot2t]

How can I watch this movie in full and for free, please send me the link if you have it. Thank you

[@CharleyDeppner]

The marketing people who make trailers typically get unedited footage and are expected to make a coherent proposed capture of the essence of a completed film. I get the feeling the makers of this trailer just said, "WTF?" #SoItGoes

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Actually the "incoherent," "disjointed," "ill transitioned," flash fwd to the past trailer montage aptly reflects the novel, Vonnegut's post-WW2 haphazard, sporadic and spontaneous "telegraphic" "time travel"s amid his narration of his present life. It purveys the kaleidoscopic nature of consciousness after a life of disparate traumatic events, in disparate times and places.

[@ogrelaca]

Vonnegut Kurt jr. was a GENIUS!!!

[@shadowrifta]

Damn, I learned of Slaughterhouse 5 from Footloose when Kevin Bacon mentioned it was a classic novel.

[@animefangirlxx]

How the hell did they manage to make this into a coherent film? The book was hard enough to follow at some points lol

[@dougcoppinger3639]

See it. Barnes and Noble can get it for you. A superb film for '72.

[@animefangirlxx]

martK banjoboy what the hell is Duck Dynasty. Sounds dumb

[@CramcrumBrewbringer]

The book is a great read if you just have the brain power to read text...

[@pervis3537]

Samuel B anyone can read the book and understand it. One of the great things about Vonnegut is his minimalist, straightforward writing style. If you have the reading ability of a 3rd grader you’ll have no trouble getting through it

[@RandomHud]

Pervis cunty, catty remarks much?

[@ethanmanning938]

People who didn’t read had no idea what the hell they were watching

[@tomjeff1743]

I went to high school with kurt vonnegut's nephews

[@RayyTX]

I had a ham and egg sandwich this morning

[@hughmoore786]

Me too ! ! !

[@ryanconroy8165]

My favorite part is when he relates diarrhea to Newton's third law of motion.

[@ExteriorLikeFishEggs]

The director and writers would have to be fucking brilliant to pull off a movie adaptation of this book. I'm curious as to how this turned out.

[@magnuskallas]

Only now, in 2022, I discovered this trailer. Might check it out! I have reserved hopes though. I'm a sucker for old-school metaphysical time jumping films. "The man who fell to Earth" with alien Bowie comes to mind. Also Pink Floyd's "The Wall" about childhood trauma of losing father in the war. To a certain extent "Birdie"...

[@AwesomeAR]

@rubutt I haven't seen the movie but, in the book, Billy was always spaced. Especially during the war. His time jumps kept him separated from every experience.

[@cameronbaker1123]

This book blew my mind! I hope the movie does too.

[@mrmienchen]

and so it goes

[@s1234pro]

It will. You'll love it!

[@rolloxra670]

Where can I watch the movie?

[@jeffbragg7389]

If watching this movie for the 1st time, be sure to see it from the VERY beginning!

[@Feasco]

Ah but what does it mean: to begin

[@KireSivat]

I love that movie!

[@LivTheLife]

just finished the book- cant see how any movie can do it justice

[@Soundcloud765]

I agree 💯

[@MarionRelics]

So many trailers back then had no editing rhythm whatsoever. They just...played a series of clips.

[@hopemoore]

Isaac Marion I think that was on purpose for this movie.

[@wheelmanstan]

Isaac Marion in the really old days the trailers consisted of scenes playing as a giant words came across the screen and a narrator said "starring joan collins as the damsel in distress in her greatest performance to date in this timeless thriller where she'll have to choose between the dashing luke williams played by john ford and james dean as the handsome and mysterious cowboy jake lawler of the wildest west!" yeah it's weird

[@pinkmazohyst]

+Isaac Marion Well I mean the book reads like this trailer essentially. The non-linear narrative of the story is what makes it a timeless read

[@reichsfuehrerniveacreme]

You are an idiot blinded by the current crap that's being made and have no understanding of editing whatsoever.

[@Swilling]

also remember that back in the day when making a cut on film, its a lot of work. especially jumping around. Also Rarely would the film makers actually have anything to do with the trailer. Typically handled by the Distribution company, who probably had 40 other ones to bang out that week. Not to mention the Marketing machine back then was nothing compared to now.

[@marksamuelsen2750]

I saw this movie a long time ago and afterwards read the book. Absolutely Amazing. Reading the book after seeing the movie was helpful for me because I expanded the movie in my head as I read. My imagination explored and expanded in detail the written words. Bravo

[@LOGICZOMBIE]

GREAT WORK

[@KennethPorter]

I was reminded of this film when watching Cloud Atlas.

[@bigmaz4002]

How insulting

[@xplosionslite6439]

+Hank Horsecore Keep tipping that fedora compadre while the rest of us look past something as temporary as film preference to see the message in common with all of these beautiful, eclectic stories that time is what ever you want it to be.

[@manjimaanjana3005]

We are all flies trapped in the amber of the moment

[@karlmall]

I've just read the graphic novel of "Slaughterhouse 5". Very impressive.

[@Zeppolino100]

Great book and equally great movie. People should experience both.

[@sidkovar5051]

Most of the film was filmed in the Czech Republic, especially in Prague. It is possible to see shots of the Prague embankments, the Old-New Synagogue and the former city slaughterhouse in Prague 7. They still stand there. Now they are preparing for reconstruction, preparing for a tragic Chinese market and public house, cafes, cultural stalls and other beneficial activities. The grand hall, where the main actort stays, is the Faculty of Law of Charles University in Prague. The cameraman was Miroslav Ondříček, the main collaborator of Miloš Forman.

[@Expectadorable]

Gracias.

[@QuickAlbumReviews]

The marksmen missed the first shot. Billy knew the rules of warfare and stood still. Everyone deserves a chance.

[@benmoore2253]

The entire story I believe actually happens on Tralfamador, leading Billy to time travel due to forth dimensional setting. This is why he knows everything will happen in every setting, and why billy lives after he dies

[@adrianlackey5107]

"Nobody fucks with Paul Lazarro!"

[@dougcoppinger3639]

that's 2 'Z's

[@adrianlackey5107]

Doug Coppinger Oh, great! I just fucked with Paul Lazzarro!!

[@JudgeJulieLit]

That's "Lazzaro." Yet somehow you lived, to read this comment ... .

[@patricetan]

Enjoy life while you can. Whenever the doorbell rings, have somebody else answer the door.

[@oldskool8snowski]

I am in love with this novel but never watched this film. It seems like it hits on all the key scenes except, "If your ever in Cody Wyoming, just ask for Wild Bob!" I feel like a remake would be cool. The trailer reminds me of that film "Slipstream" with Anthony Hopkins.

[@vickisorensen2024]

I enjoyed the book more than the movie. The movie is dated and I would love to see a remake.

[@larsivar8772]

​@@vickisorensen2024 What any classic film needs is an "updated" version with powerful females and "appropriate" and dignified representation of any minorities (sexual or ethnic).

[@Nichilistaiconoclasta]

​@@vickisorensen2024that's just the magic of the film

[@mesamarat3122]

And so it goes.

[@Bladestar7]

I think I saw this on tv when I was a kid. I remember the alien part. of Billy and the girl being in the dome, but thats about it. Interesting.

[@CortoArmitage]

The reason Dresden was un- touched until that late in the war was because it was one of the potential A bomb targets. By '45 it was realized the bomb would not be ready before the Nazi surrender so it was bombed the old fashioned way. It was going to get it either way. And so it goes....

[@Gabriele_bln]

I do not think one should say "bombed the old fashion way" as the way Dresden was bombed happened only one other time, in Darmstadt. They used nasty bombs which burn down everything. In Darmstadt for example 99% of the whole town were destroyed. Thats not in any way old fashioned. Still better than an atomic bomb, though!

[@shanemoore8055]

wrong sir, it was bombed to the scheissenhausen to demonstrate to the Russians the air superiority of the allies, a tacit reminder to uncle Joe to behave himself after the war.

[@fritzedelwei3133]

Gabriele not yust once, Hamburg got those too

[@toddydarkko]

Wrong it was Bomb because it was german cultural magnificence and it hosted a anti Jewish convention

[@braydengarcia1242]

But thousands died. More pain and suffering. whether is got it or not the inevitable result was pain and suffering. in its horrific form. true evil lies there.

[@zig-zagshoreproductions8416]

I watched this back in the early 70s as a teenager. I was totally confused on what was going with the back &forth scenes from the past and future.

[@xxmetioqurexx]

i wanna watch this :D

[@user-wl7co5rd7d]

... и мудрости всегда отличать одно от другого. Легко жить, если прочитаешь это в далеких 70 ых...

[@Soundcloud765]

Да! Привет вам из 2021!

[@Scoinsoffaterocks]

Evangelion and Slaughterhouse-Five, we already have 2 things in common... weird.

[@DmkDeadKids]

finished this book last night...blew mah gaddamned mind

[@LaburnumDorado]

I guess you have to thank your 'great' Kaiser Wilhelm II for that one. He and his zeppelins were an inspiration to the world. :-p

[@andrewtodaro2874]

I read the original novel😀

[@shanemoore8055]

i spoke to Vonnegut in 2006 via a radio station, great experience. He died exactly to the day a year later. (or so it goes) i`ve been lucky in life i managed to speak to all my heroes , Kurt Vonnegut, Robbie Flower, but still havent met my last hero, Santa Claus

[@BaconMcSwag]

I'm here cuz of h3h3 livestream, just ended a few min ago.

[@petroopa1667]

Bacon McSwag same.

[@yatogami2960]

papa bless

[@sonsofliberty9630]

Same now

[@RichAdams21]

"Valerie Perrine movie." That's the best description you could come up with?

[@marcoantoniopapalardo5773]

Como Fasso para conseguir o Video Completo de Slaughterhouse 5-(Em PortuguesBrasil-=Matadouro 5)-????-(Faavor Traduzir este Post)-

[@kylemcintyre4182]

So it goes

[@pauljones7694]

In a scale of 1-10 is the movie anything like the book?

[@BebopMan]

+Paul Jones It's a surprisingly faithful adaptation.

[@KittredgeWhite]

agreed - very faithful and well-made adaptation!

[@brucechildress5922]

Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., himself, was pleased with the film.

[@alexandros8361]

I thought it was beautifully done. Though it would be confusing to those who don't understand time travel.

[@alexandros8361]

Tralfamadorians do.

[@genericyoutubecommentchann7418]

3:09 I never expected to have a Disney song after someone getting shot. Although for this story, I guess that’s fitting.

[@alexandert2275]

So it goes

[@Eyeseeyouclown]

so it goes

[@gonzalodelrosario5805]

So it goes...

[@19BenZ57]

from PERSIA with Passion

[@JudgeJulieLit]

From America with amiability.

[@marvelmax03191]

We gave them chance after chance to surender, and told them we would annihilate them if they didn't. We backed up our words.

[@GenghisVern]

too bad the sound is so low on this. excellent mash

[@eddie30991]

The "at least 100,000" victims figure was taken from the now widely discredited David Irving, who is mentioned in Slaughterhouse Five.

[@roberthill799]

25,000 estimated casualties. It is still almost inconceivable for one bombing raid.

[@user-id4tx2ot2t]

How can I watch this movie in full and for free, please send me the link if you have it. Thank you

[@MyHomeExperiments]

Bach and Vonnegut

[@billytheschmid]

If you like Slaughterhouse-Five, you might like Joe Hill too.

[@s8a2b]

Was that river Phoenix as one of the kids in the beginning? Also I always just assumed this was a horror film.

[@LacklusterMe]

Well, he would have been 1 and 1/2 when the movie came out, so I doubt it.

[@sidDkid87]

Can Montana Wildhack sue Hannah Montana and Billy Ray Cyrus?

[@SpitfireBoy86]

Could anyone tell me the composition in the beginning?

[@roberthill799]

Bach's 5th Concerto for Keyboard

[@acb1511]

An example of a book being categorically non-adaptable on screen.

[@commissionergordan]

I think in the hands of someone like Spike Jonez or Wes Anderson it could be interesting.

[@nathansmith9583]

commissionergordan i always said wes andersen would do good with vonnegut

[@QUAD00DLE]

acb1511 Charlie Kaufman is reportedly working on adapting it. Or at least that's what is on his IMDb lol

[@danielafichera2535]

Dónde puedo ver la película? Where is the movie online? Please

[@schw1m_UwU_m3r]

Supongo que cuevana

[@danielafichera2535]

@@schw1m_UwU_m3r no la encuentro :c

[@schw1m_UwU_m3r]

Mmmmmmmmm eso no es bueno

[@mdmdwha]

darn i miss dresden

[@hotelmario510]

I guess!

[@RealTheTalk]

Billy, are you time tripping again?

[@JulianEmdon]

Wtf.. time for a remake. Who would direct? Lynch? Michael Bay?

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Julian Emdon Nope. Speilberg maybe.

[@juliann.1675]

Christopher Nolan with his standard cast of Cilian Murphy, Tom Hardy and Paul Anderson. It will be great.

[@markcollard9326]

anyone but bay. you need dramamine to watch his movies, the camera is shaky and the scenes so jumbled together they are unwatchable.

[@leafleap]

Terry Gillam during his heydays.

[@mikemac2888]

Tarantiono - the title alone... ;)

[@davidreneau8212]

i saw this in '72 when i was 16. i had no trouble then, now at 66 i still have no trouble following, without reading the f'ing book

[@ShamanicMCCosmology]

This iz a fuckn dope trailer tbh

[@wmcbarker4155]

no sound

[@ciao9149]

3:10 - 3:25 What is the song?

[@augustoalvarez6766]

My god, this trailer sucks! But I am happy there is movie about the book. I'm reading it right now, and it feels like a classic.

[@XaliberDeathlock]

Is this a real trailer for this movie? It just looks like random clips lumped into 4:31 minutes...

[@gurudeclan]

That's kinda how the book reads.. but in a fucking awesome way

[@josemarin2143]

lol that guy did not read the book hahaa

[@XaliberDeathlock]

Jose Marin Yeah, I haven't read the book. Because I live in Asia and we have our own literary masterpiece. Some of you may have heard the name Pramoedya. Have you read his work?

[@XaliberDeathlock]

gurudeclan I have been curious about the book. But the movie trailer here seems like a really bad trailer. :|

[@gurudeclan]

Well, everyone has different taste. The story is of a man who becomes unstuck in time. So, there is a real montage feeling. Some people won't like that, perhaps. It isn't a great trailer, but the film is really enjoyable in my opinion.

[@Ratboy2004]

I knew a man who dropped bombs on Dresden.

[@cookiesonsteve]

And so on...

[@camillawolf7536]

Ok, well, you could have the world in the palm of your hands You still might drop it And everybody wanna reach inside your pockets, so it goes It's like, in every conversation, we the topic This narcissism, more like narcotics, so it goes

[@annalisavajda252]

Looks traumatic.

[@deg089]

I guess that is one way to justify it

[@1ambad]

This needs a remake

[@marvelmax03191]

Well, I believe in a loving God, and I believe that he knew exactly what we were trying to achieve in doing this: trying to stop the most destructive conflict in human history.

[@roberthill799]

If there is a loving god, why didn't he stop it before it began?

[@martinet1985]

@LivTheLife +LivTheLife I know right!!!

[@austinporter1904]

h3h3 brought me

[@whitetuxmafiaandfilms5042]

When did he mention slaughterhouse five?

[@petroopa1667]

I am here from the recent live stream he did of the podcast with Joji and Post Malone

[@farscorn]

A movie that is better than the book? FINALLY! (and the book is awesome, btw)

[@gimmedataids]

Anthony Hunt Doubt it!

[@alexandert2275]

It’s not better than the book

[@thebourbonscene845]

In what way was it better than the book?? Lol this movie looks like trash

[@kevinbailey8827]

It's definitely worthy of the book.

[@roberthill799]

It's a pretty good movie but the book is much better.

[@deg089]

What about the Americans in Japan?

[@creamforever2677]

Comienza la peli, te preguntas si el reto de plasmar el tiempo atrás y alante será posible y a los 20 minuti preguntas por la hora y te contestan que sólo han pasado 20 putos minutos. Es decir, el reto ha sido superado porque 20 minutos de filme han parecido 200 minutos de vigilia con ganas de irte a dormir: el tiempo, en efecto, se ha estirado. En esta clase de bodrios me acuerdo de mi bisabuela: aún muerta, hace unas pelis de la hostia

[@jackcarr6686]

I want to remake this when I get older, when I read the book I saw it like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, with live action mixed with a heavy does of cartoon animation. I think that would be really great, So it goes.

[@boring247boring5]

Arthur Blessit est Arafat

[@ralphus44]

The trailer is just as disjointed as the movie.

[@hopemoore]

+ ralphus44 and as the book. However, it makes sense in the book.

[@jessreadx1448]

yeah, not really, but by intention :p

[@228ss]

so it goes.

[@jondstewart]

The book makes it out that Billy Pilgrim is schizophrenic and/or living out a fantasy life. The movie makes it look like all this is happening for real. I did love the movie though. Germany in World War II and Pilgrim's upper-middle class upstate New York existence from the late 1940's to late 1960's looked outstanding

[@eddie30991]

You're mistaken.

[@jondstewart]

@@eddie30991 please explain!

[@jamiewillkner8742]

Cars going out of control, airplane crashes. What more can you want?

[@eyeseer1]

Rented the dvd way back. A disjointed movie even for 1972.

[@ashtestes]

don't try to play moral equivalency. you appear foolish and coldhearted

[@yerotsmas]

I just can't see this being good at all, it's as if the book is written so that it can only be understood as it is, a book. And nothing else.

[@1953nagarjuna]

I beg to differ. Although I admit that I haven't seen the movie for decades, I remember loving it. And this was after I read and loved the book.

[@hughmoore786]

So it goes . . . - Kurt Vonnegut - Slaughterhouse Five -

[@OldFellaDave]

Jesus! Pick all the commenters who've never read the book! YES - It's just as disjointed and non-linear as this trailer! Personally, I think its grossly overrated, but still an interesting read ;)

[@martkbanjoboy8853]

The part where the locomotive enters the station reminds me a lot of the station in Cologne. But then again, lots of european train stations look like that too. I don't think this is a metaphor for anything. Prof. Vonnegut was trying to get it through to the fanboys that there is a price for war. I love his work, he was a great writer, even though he took a lot of inspriation from Mark Twain. People get inspiration from previous works of art.

[@Flyboy243]

What's the name of the piece that starts at that moment in the trailer?

[@martkbanjoboy8853]

Not just because I am a Kanuck, but it has that distinct Glen Gould sound, doesen't it? :-)

[@martkbanjoboy8853]

This is all I could find from the IMDB: (writer: "Concerto No. 5 for Harpsichord in F minor, BWV 1056 - 2nd movement 'Largo'", "Concerto No 3 for Harpsichord in D major, BWV 1054 - 3rd movement 'Allegro'", "Goldberg variations, BWV 988 - Variation No. 25 a 2 clav. Adagio") Glen Gould is one of my heroes, who just happens to be Canadian. :-)

[@OmmerSyssel]

martK banjoboy That train could be the exit for thousands of Jews forced leaving their homes in Dresden. Guess why ...

[@RandomDudeOne]

The Dresden scenes were shot in Prague because most of Prague's old architecture survived the war.