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Is this song available anywhere? It doesn't features on the soundtrack album.
LasBarbasDelDiablo 1 month ago
Can't help but feel like he's laying on a giant used maxipad. Gives the title sequence a John Waters quality.
marshmellowmeltedass 7 months ago
Best opening credits and music ever.
palatinesouth 8 months ago
Wonderful movie, but the at the end they should have split from each other with no justification and without any revelation of identity for a perfect ending in my simple opinion...
venetialion 8 months ago
the best sound track, best music, best actors, best city
appamerica 1 year ago
Stunning visuals and sublime music in this great film.
No other film can compare...
firelione 1 year ago
This are my favorite opening credits as well.Theres just something about that music,and those paintings.Its soooooo sexy,yet classy.
bawoman 1 year ago
The strange lush apex of 1970s sophistication.
SuperiorArtCritic 1 year ago 5
Wow. That is the most extraordinary and evocative description I have ever heard.
Dead on. Kudos!
garagerockstudios 1 year ago
These are my favorite opening credits ever. I'm grateful Francis Bacon let Bertolucci use his paintings; they are visually stunning and thematically perfect without being redundant. This movie has everything. It's an experience.
MrLevari17 2 years ago 12
Art. Just pure raw, beautiful magnificent art. huh They dont movies like this anymore.
amgbemenayahoocom 2 years ago 6
this is real Film, this is real ART...., this is Love, Emotional and Abstract, genius and Beautiful.
Fuck Capitalism, fuck all fucing money makers. FUCK STEVEN SPIELBERG
BigBuddha3 2 years ago 21
Why?
spfane 2 years ago
Fuckin' A...
Art in cinema still exists. You just gotta look for it. To me it's in the hands of PTA, Lars Von Trier, Quentin Tarantino, and Rich Linklater.
McNugget06 2 years ago
@McNugget06
please dont for a minute day QT is a genuis - he made nothing but crap since Jackie Brown
haasxaar 1 year ago
I thought "Basterds" was brilliant. I also loved Kill Bill Vol. 1. It's not high class snooty art in the sense that you mean, but his work is still cinematic art none the less. If you want to look for more "up-scale" work in modern cinema look at Gaspar Noe. I enjoy all variations of class as far as film is concerned. You don't really love cinema unless you love watching all variations of it to some degree.
McNugget06 1 year ago
@BigBuddha3 yeah
silvanusslaughter 4 months ago