una pelicula muy entrañable, muy recomendable, buenisima ademas como plus el soundtrack es imprecindible......grandes actuaciones director con excelente vision, ufff una refrescada al ambiente del cine.historia real.......
Miles Davis does the first song I believe, the other after the word "base" is " White Lines", by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five... really great movie ehh? Happy solstice!
Well, he is black. Black actors are overlooked. Period. That's how it is. If he was white, he would be a household name, getting way more roles and have been in all of the magazines. Hell, a white actor or actress does one movie and hosts SNL a month after it's released.
Mistrust. The painting was for Rene after he convinced him that he was not just jiving him ("I may be white, but I'm a nigga."). When he left with Milo, Basquiat felt he was just an opportunist and not a true friend; another leech in a series/sea of leeches.
Exactly, in this flick they portray him as a self absorbed a**hole who was concerned about his own way to go to fame. However on things I've read about him many say he was a warm hearted guy.
I think Schnable tried to keep the focus off of Basquiat's (eccentric and sometimes caustic) personality and to keep the momentum of the plot on the magic of Basquiat's art.
whateveritsnoyes...it's best to leave the guy to his own devices. he sounds like a disgruntled world war 2 veteran complaining about those "damn 80s kids and their wacky 80s music. damn thooooose rascals!"
to call 'White Lines" by Melle Mel and Grandmaster Flash "stupid eighties shit", when there is a whole plethora of TRULY terrible 80s music, is just flat out wrong and lets me know you don't know anything about Hip Hop/Rap. your first comment exudes one word: ignorance.
i don't even listen to hip hop at all really, but i love that song and i know enough to not judge a particularly genre of music without knowing what value a song may or may not have within it.
I do apologize for posting a challenging stance towards your 5th grade "That's stupid" remark. How childish of me.
And calling me insecure is just a cheap way out. How predictable and cliche. I'm quite secure, and when I'm ignorant of a particular topic, I don't resort to calling it stupid.
You do.
Insecure? Me? You just generalized me into a category that makes you feel superior. In this case, I'm apparently an angry Youtube firestarter. Wow.
I love Parker and Gillespie. And for the same reason, since I appreciate music history, I love Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. My comment is not directed at your musical taste. I could care less what you listen to. My comment is merely a rebuttal against ANYONE who says a particular style of music is...and I'll quote you on this one..."stupid".
i luv this movie! its awesome! I'm in AP art history in my high school and it makes alot of sense. Andy Warhol in this movie is hilarious lol too bad andy and Jean died =/
I liked the movie a lot. Very interesting to watch, an interesting storyline, well made. I read a book "Basquiat", amazing how a low life a drag addict and boy for sale, a person with no morals what so ever, became a multimillioner and extraordinary famous only because he was a first black pop artist.
I've been watching films of Michael Wincott's(which is how I discovered this film) for abour 15 years now. This film is absolutely stunning! The entire cast is amazing, Michael does great as Rene Ricard!
totally apreciated film i would say. it is very low key about some not that low key people, totally outstanding, movinmg, cool, movie i would say. me and jim carey would love to say "I would say" lotsa times cause this movie made us cry and go out there to see a basquiat exhibition. Plus, basquiat is fucking ball of a painter, and Wincott is hell of an actor, but Jeffrey Wright is too much. it takes your guts and WRENCHES THEM. it really makes you cry, the mutherfucker. and bowie...
Where the hell did Michael Wincott go? He is such a good actor. He should be in everything!
kaguth 4 months ago
i can run this tune all day and never get sick of it... Flamenco Sketches...Miles...
RIP...
brownONE416 5 months ago
Klischee bow wow wow Mr. Schnabel - you never have been his friend
blaesse 7 months ago
Black Existentialism ...
konbitkreyol 9 months ago
Beautiful movie and a wonderful performance by Wright.
dorianlondon 1 year ago 2
was this a good movie? I am a Basquiat fan yet I haven't seen this movie yet
toymachineskater93 1 year ago
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@toymachineskater93 See It! The movie is exceptional.
rubyspirit2 1 year ago
L'atelier...le rêve de tout artiste...
+ qu'un film c'est une oeuvre d'art...Bravo Julian Schnabel !!!
Je vous invite à voir mon travail d'artiste fou !!! "Bad painting"
O.Malagamba
jofl89 2 years ago
no Gerard Basquiat would not allow Julian to use actual paintings by Jean...for the movie.
repelghosts 2 years ago
this movie rox. it had a great ensemble cast
trickmastermonkey 2 years ago
una pelicula muy entrañable, muy recomendable, buenisima ademas como plus el soundtrack es imprecindible......grandes actuaciones director con excelente vision, ufff una refrescada al ambiente del cine.historia real.......
robertnomore 2 years ago
Concuerdo con vos. Yo hice un pequeño "documental" sobre Basquiat, colgué sólo la presentación, mirala si podés. Gracias!
MaghoxFr 2 years ago
Great film!!!
happylilsunbeam 3 years ago 6
This film is wonderful! David Bowie is hilarious, and J.Wright perfect.
EscargoTouChaud 3 years ago 4
Does anyone know what this song is called?
jimmyrae22 3 years ago 2
it's on kind of blue
ricv64 3 years ago
Flamenco Sketches
SalthePhotographer 3 years ago
Miles Davis does the first song I believe, the other after the word "base" is " White Lines", by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five... really great movie ehh? Happy solstice!
HeidiIvy 3 years ago
Well, he is black. Black actors are overlooked. Period. That's how it is. If he was white, he would be a household name, getting way more roles and have been in all of the magazines. Hell, a white actor or actress does one movie and hosts SNL a month after it's released.
pepxxx 3 years ago 4
I was always curious as to why Basquiat writes rene's name and then paints it out after he leaves with milo.
Jamesanrui 3 years ago
Mistrust. The painting was for Rene after he convinced him that he was not just jiving him ("I may be white, but I'm a nigga."). When he left with Milo, Basquiat felt he was just an opportunist and not a true friend; another leech in a series/sea of leeches.
masterartform 3 years ago 4
He was fabulous in W. as Colin Powell.
0118x 3 years ago
it is spell right
supplement31 3 years ago
samo shit
stamper73 3 years ago 5
my favorate scene :)
germasaurus 3 years ago
ok, moferthucker!
elephantstone67 3 years ago
SAMO IS NOT DEAD
kroozahz 3 years ago 21
everyone here should read Hoban's book, if you haven't already.
and pick up all the good Basquiat monographs.
that's all i have to say.
this movie, though good, is not the be-all end-all of who Basquiat was.
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago 3
Hoban's book was very good, a more indepth introspecive into who Basquiat was.
VisionofOrion 4 years ago
Thats true I like reading the book better than watching the movie.
heyroz27 3 years ago
everyone here should read Hoban's book, if you haven't already.
and pick up all the good Basquiat monographs.
that's all i have to say.
this movie, though good, is not the be-all end-all of who Basquiat was.
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago
Exactly, in this flick they portray him as a self absorbed a**hole who was concerned about his own way to go to fame. However on things I've read about him many say he was a warm hearted guy.
Mojioftheeast 4 years ago
I think Schnable tried to keep the focus off of Basquiat's (eccentric and sometimes caustic) personality and to keep the momentum of the plot on the magic of Basquiat's art.
VisionofOrion 4 years ago 2
Put the whole movie, please?
DanielTheWalrus 4 years ago
If you watched the movie he's the famous art critic, Rene Ricard, the guy who jump started Basquaits career
Mojioftheeast 4 years ago
whats the name of that jazz piece in the begining of the video?
JamaicanNative 4 years ago
flamenco sketches by miles davis
CayceHayes 4 years ago
i love this movie, jeffrey wright is mesmerizing in basquiat
rafael28 4 years ago 3
Such a complex, bright yet caustic character. Such a vivid movie to illustrate Basquiat's vicious inner demons. I love this movie
VisionofOrion 4 years ago
great movie, great actors, it makes you laugh and cry but most of all (for me) great michael wincott
chickadee17 4 years ago
-Are you a writor or a white writor?
This really says all there is.
The film moves me every time. Great actors, humour and beautiful.
EscargoTouChaud 4 years ago
I agree with you, one of the most moving movie.
mati2580 4 years ago
i really enjoyed this movie, benicio del toro great as his freind benny. Big fan of his art too.
itslikeframingapear 4 years ago
haha, "the other asshole".
man, are you thick or what?
look at you still going on...
whateveritsnoyes...it's best to leave the guy to his own devices. he sounds like a disgruntled world war 2 veteran complaining about those "damn 80s kids and their wacky 80s music. damn thooooose rascals!"
Hamptonio 4 years ago
i've read it all.
and i'm not arguing the fact that you have a different taste.
it's the fact that you're saying it's shit without even knowing much about the genre of music.
that song is one of early classics of hip hop.
there are worse songs from the 80's than that one.
and it was put in movie because it's good and was released at that time.
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago
man.. you don't get it.
you could have easily said something like "i like Bird more the 80's hip hop" but instead you said "stupid 80's shit"
and that makes you sound dumb.
because you obviously have no idea what you're talking about.
end of story.
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago
to call 'White Lines" by Melle Mel and Grandmaster Flash "stupid eighties shit", when there is a whole plethora of TRULY terrible 80s music, is just flat out wrong and lets me know you don't know anything about Hip Hop/Rap. your first comment exudes one word: ignorance.
i don't even listen to hip hop at all really, but i love that song and i know enough to not judge a particularly genre of music without knowing what value a song may or may not have within it.
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago
sure, artistically and musically speaking, it has nothing against Bird and Diz. but you just made yourself sound stupid.
try not doing it again.
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago
and it's sad too.
because one look at your favorite videos shows that you have good taste in music (definitely relatable in my case)
i see some Jimi, a preformance of "My Favorite Things", that odd yet funny Nirvana interview, etc
whateveritsnoyes 4 years ago
I'm gonna go rent this movie tonight.
Thanks for posting this.
km90210 4 years ago
fitting words.
for an epitaph.
Hamptonio 4 years ago
Hostile? Easy there, fella.
I do apologize for posting a challenging stance towards your 5th grade "That's stupid" remark. How childish of me.
And calling me insecure is just a cheap way out. How predictable and cliche. I'm quite secure, and when I'm ignorant of a particular topic, I don't resort to calling it stupid.
You do.
Insecure? Me? You just generalized me into a category that makes you feel superior. In this case, I'm apparently an angry Youtube firestarter. Wow.
Hamptonio 4 years ago 2
subconcious about myself?
are you high?
I love Parker and Gillespie. And for the same reason, since I appreciate music history, I love Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. My comment is not directed at your musical taste. I could care less what you listen to. My comment is merely a rebuttal against ANYONE who says a particular style of music is...and I'll quote you on this one..."stupid".
Hamptonio 4 years ago
stupid eighties shit...
oh right, grandmaster and the furious five...don't you just hate stupid bands that practically invent genres?
rrrriiiight.
Hamptonio 4 years ago
i luv this movie! its awesome! I'm in AP art history in my high school and it makes alot of sense. Andy Warhol in this movie is hilarious lol too bad andy and Jean died =/
liondancer 4 years ago
I liked the movie a lot. Very interesting to watch, an interesting storyline, well made. I read a book "Basquiat", amazing how a low life a drag addict and boy for sale, a person with no morals what so ever, became a multimillioner and extraordinary famous only because he was a first black pop artist.
Bocca202 4 years ago
Great movie I see it where ever I can!
daveTmkio 5 years ago
my favorite movie of all time. it is a very moving film indeed. i love flamenco sketches and white lines put together for some reason.
mmmaranda 5 years ago
i agree...JEFFREY WRIGHT is an A List actor.
MelodyKool 5 years ago 2
I've been watching films of Michael Wincott's(which is how I discovered this film) for abour 15 years now. This film is absolutely stunning! The entire cast is amazing, Michael does great as Rene Ricard!
Mandala125 5 years ago
Very under-appreciated film. Loved it. Excellently talented cast especially Michael Wincott and Bowie as Andy Warhol
ledzepping 5 years ago
totally apreciated film i would say. it is very low key about some not that low key people, totally outstanding, movinmg, cool, movie i would say. me and jim carey would love to say "I would say" lotsa times cause this movie made us cry and go out there to see a basquiat exhibition. Plus, basquiat is fucking ball of a painter, and Wincott is hell of an actor, but Jeffrey Wright is too much. it takes your guts and WRENCHES THEM. it really makes you cry, the mutherfucker. and bowie...
fernandobocadillos 5 years ago