@hashiepashi that's what I said when I was 16. That was nearly 10 years ago. As I soon found out, I was not so isolated in my taste as I once thought. There are plenty of people who like this stuff, trust me. You just need to look a little harder.
@hashiepashi Don't be such a bitter old man. Seperating yourself from your generation in that way is just idiotic, there are many, many people of our age group who would enjoy this just as much as the older generations.
@hashiepashi Come on, dude, we all feel like that when we like something difficult and can't find people who share our interests. Back in the 1980s I was loving films like Eraserhead and Paris Texas while all my peers wanted to see Beverley Hills Cop and Risky Business. The thing about Marat/Sade is that it's also about Britain in the 1960s: Peter Brook and Peter Weiss wanted to shock the theatrical establishment, which they believed only wanted shows written by people like Noel Coward.
@hashiepashi Who cares? If everyone watched this then everyone would be the same. And I'm sure that only a small fraction of your peers actually listen to My Chemical Romance with any consistency. Besides, I think the youth is better off not knowing anything about De Sade....because De Sade was a creep.
@RuffianismBlog Actualy alot of youthes today DO know about De Sade, indeed probably more than any previous generation, because popular figures like Marilyn Manson and famous serial killers like Richard Ramirez talk him up. I think it used to be only college students taking abnormal psychology courses and members of underground sexual comunities and such learning about the guy .
@hashiepashi Well I dont think it's just YOU'RE generation. I doubt THIS is the kinde of thing which would be POPULAR ( in a broad mainstream sense ) in ANY generation.
this is very well acted!! and the emotions of the period are still deep. Marat and Robespierre were maniacal fascist pigs! and Louis was unfairly abused and persecuted! yes i know the nobility squeezed the poor, but if Louis had been better informed he would have attempted change! remember, he was surrounded by avaricious lesser nobles who had an interest in him not knowing the truth!
Ouch de Sade! bet you got off like a monkey on a rocket ship though when Damian was quartered. Still what information can be gained from any such King's methods I mean honestly.
1793 The Marquis De Sade, suspected of moderatism is charged with organising, the 8th Company of the section des Piques. He is arrested by the police of the commune, is taken to Madelonettes. 1794 to Carmes transferred to St Lazare Mars 23 Francois Aldonze Donacien Louis De sade 54 yrs, 5ft 2ins medium nose, small mouth, light grey hair, oval face, bare high forehead, pale blue eyes. 1795 publishes La Philosophie dans le Boudoir, sells his chateau to Rovere, the 'Peoples member'
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Skulldini 2 months ago
my class is too stupid to understand this
AldusvsOrwell 6 months ago in playlist marat
@hashiepashi that's what I said when I was 16. That was nearly 10 years ago. As I soon found out, I was not so isolated in my taste as I once thought. There are plenty of people who like this stuff, trust me. You just need to look a little harder.
BeQuietPeter 10 months ago
@hashiepashi Don't be such a bitter old man. Seperating yourself from your generation in that way is just idiotic, there are many, many people of our age group who would enjoy this just as much as the older generations.
Rulemer 1 year ago 3
@hashiepashi Come on, dude, we all feel like that when we like something difficult and can't find people who share our interests. Back in the 1980s I was loving films like Eraserhead and Paris Texas while all my peers wanted to see Beverley Hills Cop and Risky Business. The thing about Marat/Sade is that it's also about Britain in the 1960s: Peter Brook and Peter Weiss wanted to shock the theatrical establishment, which they believed only wanted shows written by people like Noel Coward.
jonathanmelia 1 year ago
@hashiepashi Actually, I'm 17 and love this play. In fact I'm a patient in my high school's production of it and I think it's amazing.
vampireways13 1 year ago
@hashiepashi Who cares? If everyone watched this then everyone would be the same. And I'm sure that only a small fraction of your peers actually listen to My Chemical Romance with any consistency. Besides, I think the youth is better off not knowing anything about De Sade....because De Sade was a creep.
RuffianismBlog 1 year ago
@RuffianismBlog Actualy alot of youthes today DO know about De Sade, indeed probably more than any previous generation, because popular figures like Marilyn Manson and famous serial killers like Richard Ramirez talk him up. I think it used to be only college students taking abnormal psychology courses and members of underground sexual comunities and such learning about the guy .
Skulldini 2 months ago
@hashiepashi Well I dont think it's just YOU'RE generation. I doubt THIS is the kinde of thing which would be POPULAR ( in a broad mainstream sense ) in ANY generation.
Skulldini 1 year ago
This is fucking great!
spurtfather 2 years ago 3
read 'discipline and punish' by michel foucault
shadowhalfcast 2 years ago 2
wonderful voice that man had...
Stereolabdream 2 years ago
this is very well acted!! and the emotions of the period are still deep. Marat and Robespierre were maniacal fascist pigs! and Louis was unfairly abused and persecuted! yes i know the nobility squeezed the poor, but if Louis had been better informed he would have attempted change! remember, he was surrounded by avaricious lesser nobles who had an interest in him not knowing the truth!
acerb45666555 2 years ago
eh?
shadowhalfcast 2 years ago
Ouch de Sade! bet you got off like a monkey on a rocket ship though when Damian was quartered. Still what information can be gained from any such King's methods I mean honestly.
KenTelevision 2 years ago
Daily they offer their heads! The executon of the king! Conversation concerning life and death.
bohemiastudios 3 years ago
The execution of the aristocrats, & the King! Confrontation concerning life & death!
bohemiastudios 3 years ago
1793 The Marquis De Sade, suspected of moderatism is charged with organising, the 8th Company of the section des Piques. He is arrested by the police of the commune, is taken to Madelonettes. 1794 to Carmes transferred to St Lazare Mars 23 Francois Aldonze Donacien Louis De sade 54 yrs, 5ft 2ins medium nose, small mouth, light grey hair, oval face, bare high forehead, pale blue eyes. 1795 publishes La Philosophie dans le Boudoir, sells his chateau to Rovere, the 'Peoples member'
bohemiastudios 3 years ago
Very good camera work, great filming, drama, acting. remember that the revolution came and went and was replaced by discontent.
bohemiastudios 3 years ago 6
@bohemiastudios the revolution came and went and unrest was replaced by discontent!!
woo go a-level drama scripts :D
sxychick1234 1 year ago
4.12
charlenelacey 3 years ago