Bravo, maestro Rota! What a rare chance of two geniuses working together and never overshadowing , but complementing each other .Greatest soundtrack for the greatest film of all times! Thanks a lot for posting it.
Magnificent score for a classic movie, one of Fellini's masterpieces and one that made a mark in me from the first time I was lucky enough to see it many years ago. Saw it again last year and I even liked it more and I understood the genius that Federico Fellini was. Too bad Hollywood produces such trash nowadays!
... c'è il proprio intimo senso della vita, dei colori dei rapporti interpersonali, dell'umana convivenza. Nino Rota assiste benevolo agli scenari di uno scorrimento della umana vita e racconta come soltanto un Artista autentico sa fare. Gianfranco Gambardella. Ercolano, 26 agosto 2011
Questa musica è un capolavoro assoluto. Lasciamo stare l'aspetto relativo alla capacità virtuosa dell'orchestrare, qui c'è qualcosa che va oltre la stessa musica, oltre il costrutto pur raffinatissimo della struttura compositiva e di una geniale e italianissima tessitura dell'alta sfera melodica: ...
There are good directors around, and hopefully there are always going to be. But FEDERICO FELLINI is and will always be the one and only, IL MAESTRO - I do not think it is exagerated to compare him with the Renaissance Masters, like Da Vinci, Raffael.
Fellini understood the human condition. And right now mine is getting a badly needed lift from the "8 1/2" theme. Packing for a long distance move is the pits
@enmarinoseed Soccer is art... My favorite scores of all time include nino Rota's AMARCORD, ROMEO AND JULIET and THE GODFATHER. My name is Bernadel. I won't give my first name. My life goal is to watch every movie on Roger Ebert list of GREAT MOVIES. When it's about film making. I know what's art and what's not. ROTA didn't reflect the feelings I felt watching this masterpiece. This chocospartans27 is not me. JUST SOME GUY NAMED FRITZ THAT I HACKED. I don't have a You tube account.
Vorrei maestro Fellini fosse ancora vivo in modo che potesse insegnarci a fare questa capolavori. Anche se io non sono sicuro che si può insegnare a tanta grandezza.
Sia lui e Rotta meritano un posto nella hall of fame di fare film e per vedere 8 1 / 2 almeno una volta nella tua vita.
and now we present the new fellinniesque aspect of the introspect composition of the latest to emerge: the Felliniesque Rotaesque adaptation... "The Eighteen Dislikes".
If you have never seen this film, SEE IT! What a masterpiece. I am one who spent many years thinking of European films as pretentious intellectual egg head pontification....and then I saw Fellini's "8 1/2", and the so beautiful "Mon Oncle" by Tati....later the French film "A Heart In Winter". Since then I have been totally hooked. See them, they are real films, not like this special effects ridden crap we see today.
Le 19 persone che hanno votato negativamente hanno grossi problemi esistenziali - Ci vorrebbe una cura a base di ceffoni e calci in culo, per un mese, prima dei pasti.
life goes on, every day there will be a new devellopment, and the young people do realize hou revolutionary this film was as mutch as you realize how revolutionary a bike was or the steam engine in his time, there are so many things that are revolutionary, if you would count them all your life will be over before you know it,
but great respect for the starters for pornfilms ;)
It's so sad to see we used to have the best cinema in the world (Fellini, Rossellini, De Sica, Visconti, Leone) and now we have pretty much nothing. 8 1/2 is indeed one of the best, if not the best, movie ever and an incredibly important one when it comes to screenplay, editing and directing. Furthermore, Mastroianni in this one is just plain brilliant.
i finished today of see it the movie just one word AWESOME or like italians say CAPOLAVORO io non parlo italiano questo film e meravigliosa il punto piu alto della cinematografia du mundi grazie fellini , mastroianni e rota
A me tutte 'ste fiction che girano oggi in tv mi hanno pesantemente rotto i c******
Ahh Fellini, Pasolini, DeSica, Rossellini, Antonioni...i bei registi di un tempo, quando in Italia avevamo davvero il meglio del meglio... i bei vecchi tempi.
Se solo ascolto questa melodia di Nino Rota mi viene da piangere (e ho solo 24 anni)
Thanks a lot for posting this tribute to the immortal Nino Rota and Federico Fellini.It was a rarest chance that two geniuses got together, produced brilliant work and never overshadowed each other.
In fact, all modern cinema grew out of Fellini,Visconti and Bergman.
Unfortunately, Nino Rota has never been given full credit.But his music is also beyond time!
i listen to this everyday pretty much now. when im bikeriding , walking doing something, which involves nothing else but daydreaming and thinking and loving the world, i can hear this song playing in the back of my head, and it's become my theme song.
@FerenLiszt...I am italian and I'M agree with you, but there are many italian wonderful fiction...and also some movies..such as IO NON HO PAURA-I'M NOT SCARED...or CRIMINAL ROMANCE!!!!:)
@IsabelleLOVEdiCAPRIO Si, ho apprezzato molto "Io non ho paura" di G.Salvatores . Tutto qui? E devo dire che io adoro la produzione di Salvatores (anche se non ho ben capito film come "Come Dio comanda"), ma è l'ultimo strascico del grande neorealismo italiano (chi c'è oltre a lui? Marco Risi?)
I'm 73 years old. My parents took me to see this film when I was 13 - over 60 years ago. I still swear to this day that 'The Glass Mountain' was, and still is, the best British film ever made. The Legend of the mountain reflects the composer's life, and Nino Rota's music rivals that of Tchaikovsky in its strident powerfulness.
Well to compare a very good modern director today to one of the top 5 directors of all time is ridiculous. Incredible directors are still around, Wong Kar Wai's In the Mood For Love for example, is one of the best romance dramas i've ever seen. We just haven't had a groundbreaking movie, which comes around everty decade or so. The last one we had to influence every director of the genre was Pulp Fiction...which isn't exactly Fellini level but did change screenplays for a long time.
i just saw a mockumentary by michael winterbottom called "cock and bull story" and he ripped this music off! what a stupid, dumb bugger! i never liked him anyway.. he sucks
Anyway, surely nino rota was one of the most brilliant music composer ever walked on earth! Just simply genius..
Brilliant! It takes me back...to, say, 1970, and I got to go to Italy, Fiuggi, I love Fiuggi, and the water gardens...I want to go back for a visit!!...and Rome...and Casino...and the little teatro where we watched Ken Russell's I Diavoli
Quando sei dinnanzi a dei capolavori simili, è quasi impossibile aggiungere altro... c'è chi li apprezza chi non li capisce. Una cosa indubbiamente rimane nel tempo: l'arte di Fellini e Rota, due geni che saranno ricordati nel tempo a venire.
This man is a true genius! His films are so Avant Garde. I saw an autobiography on him and my favorite La Dolce Vita. That film is amazing. He should be celebrated at all Italian film festivals for years to come!!
@99voli AHAHAHAh!!! Yeees, you're right!! Berlusconi and his government have cut away the reason from italian people. By media, he has lobotomized italians. And destructed the Art.
Marcello Mastroianni is one of the last great italian actor!
Everytime, everywhere, today, yesterday, tomorrow, in Italy, in France, in UK, in USA.
Flowers born in manure.
Coen Brothers, Clint Eastwood, Fernando Meirelles, Paul Thomas Anderson, Tarantino, Scorsese, Ridley Scott... they are artists. They are working today.
In Italy we have Benigni, Tornatore, Salvadores. They aren't Fellini...but nobody is Fellini...
I know what you mean. I lived in Italy 2003-2007 and kept asking myself, is this really the land of Rossellini, De Sica, Pasolini, Fellini, Bertolucci, Visconti, and Antonini?
@silverbud This is the truth and something that really hurts the real italian, the lover of art and innovation. I want to tire down this garbage that he made in our country.
@silverbud Thank you, I'm happy to see that many people want to sack him for the last time, the new generations don't want him anymore. We'll work to make Italy once again your favourite country.
Fellini was a true genius and his movies are works of art that haunt our imagination forever. Nino Rotta's music was perefection..he was another genius and those who do not understand or appreciate these magnificent films must be morons who love violent inane movies like so many that come out of Hollywood nowadays!
Fellini movies are terrible, and it's a shame to see that outside of Italy they are the first ones that come to mind when one thinks of Italian cinema when there are so many better Italian movies from the same time period.
Have you seen them all? La Strada is a precious jewel! Fellini was a genius! Like a real artist, he was in search of something! Searching involves risks in the process! La Dolce Vita, Amarcord. La Nave Va. Check them out.
I have a query - In the scene where Luisa walks out on the hero at the screen test being watched , just after she leaves and before the hero leaves in a car, two women whose test results are screened are HUMMING a song, a rhumba (?) , it is a famous number , can someone help.I would like to know its title....
Young people today dont realize how revolutionary this film was at the time, joining reality, dream, imagination, current events, sexual fantasies &tc. Today this is common in films, but someone started it, and it was Fellini. All of this with great actors, beautiful b/w images & the splendid music of Nino Rota. Genius!
That's absolutely true regarding this absolutely brilliant movie. As regarding young people of today, well, I consider myself to be young enough and still I think that 8½ is truly a masterpiece.
Glad to hear that, & today you can rent DVDs and enjoy the great masters, Fellini, Kurosawa, Fassbinder, Truffaut, Ettore Scola, Taviani..
But Fellini hated TV because of the small screen, he wanted his actresses to be seen in giant size in a darkened movie theater, this makes a big psychological difference for the viewer. Cheers from Brazil!
I"m from Brasil, and I agree. Cinema must have the dark room and all the things that are important to give us the magic sensation in the theater. By the way, 81/2 is a masterpiece. Fellini is a genius, and, of course Nino Rota also.
@altalaguerri666 - Si, y es fantastica la libertad que el daba a si mismo, expressando las imagenes de su inconsciente, como vemos en este video-... Y todo con senso de humor, y una nostalgia de la infancia que el expressó esplendidamente en las ultimas escenas de 8 1/2, que nos hacen llorar y nos sentirmos más humanos - el Arte! Saludos de Brasil - !
Bravo, maestro Rota! What a rare chance of two geniuses working together and never overshadowing , but complementing each other .Greatest soundtrack for the greatest film of all times! Thanks a lot for posting it.
garybagrov 1 week ago
grazie
73asaf 2 weeks ago
y yo que pensaba que era la musica original del programa de susi gimenez :P
emachuyyy 1 month ago
This track defines the term Felliniesque!
MproductionsMovies 1 month ago
Fabulous score from my favorite movie.
jhutch1463 2 months ago 3
Susana Giménez
Eldiaqueviunateta 2 months ago 3
bellissima
herrbanane2 2 months ago
Inconmensurabile.......
trablos 2 months ago
Ora sto meglio
joneSViolin 2 months ago
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themochico90 2 months ago
This is my favorite version . . .
dpetrano 3 months ago
gracias don federico fellini, por hacer una obra de arte, tambien gracias don ninoi rota, por crear musica de arte, su musica es obra de arte.
TheBruja81 3 months ago
Ah le cinéma italien quel bonheur!!!!!! Mastroianni, Fellini!!
marioncolloux 3 months ago 5
this music is sheer joy...no matter how old you are. I'm 300 years old and still going strong thanks to Rota!
tactible 3 months ago
Rota è inarrivabile
aLou280 4 months ago 19
Magnificent score for a classic movie, one of Fellini's masterpieces and one that made a mark in me from the first time I was lucky enough to see it many years ago. Saw it again last year and I even liked it more and I understood the genius that Federico Fellini was. Too bad Hollywood produces such trash nowadays!
1oscarespada 4 months ago
La musique que j'aime, et que j'aimerais à mon enterrement! merci Fellini et Rota <3
missfanfull 4 months ago
Italia es lo más grande
schef75 5 months ago
Io ho dimenticado da dire che in la verita ho 400 anni..
Ma come dimenticado si non hai detto niente?
Non lo so...Solo vivo....
luk4sbc 5 months ago
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7, 8, 9 and 14,15,16 October 2011 Haris Alexiou sings Nino Rota in Athens for the Greek public TV (E.R.T.) dedication on his 100 years of his birth.
1999temp 5 months ago
Susana Gimenez jajajajajjajaa
Superdaaaniel 5 months ago
Anyone know what the Harp song is playing in the backround during the scene where the children are bathing in wine? a reply would be appriciated
matthill14 5 months ago
... c'è il proprio intimo senso della vita, dei colori dei rapporti interpersonali, dell'umana convivenza. Nino Rota assiste benevolo agli scenari di uno scorrimento della umana vita e racconta come soltanto un Artista autentico sa fare. Gianfranco Gambardella. Ercolano, 26 agosto 2011
raffaelesax 6 months ago
Questa musica è un capolavoro assoluto. Lasciamo stare l'aspetto relativo alla capacità virtuosa dell'orchestrare, qui c'è qualcosa che va oltre la stessa musica, oltre il costrutto pur raffinatissimo della struttura compositiva e di una geniale e italianissima tessitura dell'alta sfera melodica: ...
raffaelesax 6 months ago
There are good directors around, and hopefully there are always going to be. But FEDERICO FELLINI is and will always be the one and only, IL MAESTRO - I do not think it is exagerated to compare him with the Renaissance Masters, like Da Vinci, Raffael.
shkodranalbi 6 months ago 2
Anyone knows the name of the song that Saraginha used to sing?
figlopdan840822 6 months ago
I DIDN'T WRITE THE COMMENT ABOUT SOSSER AS AN ART. GOD FORGIVE!
enmarinoseed 6 months ago
@enmarinoseed WHAT IS "sosser"
chocospartans27 6 months ago
@chocospartans27
Sorry. I meant SOCCER.
enmarinoseed 6 months ago
I'm 200 years old...
PhoenixTomislav 7 months ago 36
@PhoenixTomislav
I've been here since this little blue ball was just an asteroid lump... Can everybody start killing eachother? I've been bored since World War 2...
TJPinoy 4 months ago
@PhoenixTomislav I am -200 years old^^
AdriaFloriDeSoc 2 weeks ago
un attore spettacolare!
PitturaSpirale 7 months ago
Fellini understood the human condition. And right now mine is getting a badly needed lift from the "8 1/2" theme. Packing for a long distance move is the pits
3777anubis 8 months ago
I don't think this song fits the movie
chocospartans27 8 months ago
@chocospartans27 This art . Not soccer
enmarinoseed 7 months ago
@enmarinoseed Soccer is art... My favorite scores of all time include nino Rota's AMARCORD, ROMEO AND JULIET and THE GODFATHER. My name is Bernadel. I won't give my first name. My life goal is to watch every movie on Roger Ebert list of GREAT MOVIES. When it's about film making. I know what's art and what's not. ROTA didn't reflect the feelings I felt watching this masterpiece. This chocospartans27 is not me. JUST SOME GUY NAMED FRITZ THAT I HACKED. I don't have a You tube account.
chocospartans27 6 months ago
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This is art, not soccer.
enmarinoseed 7 months ago
I can't express how much I love this theme, the film is wonderful too.
TheCite 8 months ago
Vorrei maestro Fellini fosse ancora vivo in modo che potesse insegnarci a fare questa capolavori. Anche se io non sono sicuro che si può insegnare a tanta grandezza.
Sia lui e Rotta meritano un posto nella hall of fame di fare film e per vedere 8 1 / 2 almeno una volta nella tua vita.
YTCorruptionXposed 9 months ago
гениальная музыка и не совсем испортили видеорядом
dobr01 10 months ago
marcelo!
lashieli 10 months ago
What would be this film without Nino's soundtrtack?
TK2008BEST 10 months ago 2
quanto ci mancate nino e federico....
braiteyter 10 months ago 2
and now we present the new fellinniesque aspect of the introspect composition of the latest to emerge: the Felliniesque Rotaesque adaptation... "The Eighteen Dislikes".
paulhallart 10 months ago
sprezzatura! Tutto di Rota! Sprezzatura! Bellissimo!
hoovez5000 10 months ago
Il mio film preferito! Fellini di grandi dimensioni
wakkoproducer 10 months ago
If you have never seen this film, SEE IT! What a masterpiece. I am one who spent many years thinking of European films as pretentious intellectual egg head pontification....and then I saw Fellini's "8 1/2", and the so beautiful "Mon Oncle" by Tati....later the French film "A Heart In Winter". Since then I have been totally hooked. See them, they are real films, not like this special effects ridden crap we see today.
gurlsingerfan 11 months ago 2
che classe
129micha 11 months ago
Like,like,like!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
elena23cool 11 months ago
Hello, I think this was also used in Juliette of the Spirits.
dansim123 11 months ago
where did you get this version?what album is it on?
FPss92 11 months ago
Музыка прекрасна!
vishnyakovs 11 months ago
Amazing
MrVazelosGR 1 year ago
Grazie Federico per averci fatto vivere i momenti piu belli del cinema..... Resti in pace......
birikino1 1 year ago
Surrealistic.
It grows with me from the day it was first released.
I am 77 now.
Syed Rizvi, San Jose, California
TheSrizvi 1 year ago
Nino Rota is/was a genius. No more, no less.
paulfunI 1 year ago
ma chi sono sti 19 cretini??
crismelfi 1 year ago 2
MERVEILLEUSE MUSIQUE MERCI A BIENTOT
raymond13008 1 year ago
Le 19 persone che hanno votato negativamente hanno grossi problemi esistenziali - Ci vorrebbe una cura a base di ceffoni e calci in culo, per un mese, prima dei pasti.
ilROSSANESE 1 year ago 2
This was played at my grandpa's funeral some two years ago..
Hah, i still laugh when i think about it, he was such a brilliant man.
Digilsd 1 year ago 3
@Digilsd ai raggione
Maigua08 1 year ago
i LOVE this music
Mondocane1 1 year ago
life goes on, every day there will be a new devellopment, and the young people do realize hou revolutionary this film was as mutch as you realize how revolutionary a bike was or the steam engine in his time, there are so many things that are revolutionary, if you would count them all your life will be over before you know it,
but great respect for the starters for pornfilms ;)
MrSalvatoreguliano 1 year ago
I don't see that anything Fellini did is common in any other films...
kb6274800 1 year ago
Art is nowhere
It dissapeared once with the past..........
AdriaFloriDeSoc 1 year ago 2
Thanks for this. Excellant job with the stills from the movie.
tonygumbrell22 1 year ago
filinis best film ever
nice soundtrack and a great marcello mastroianni
bastibleck 1 year ago
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8½ worst felini movie, what italian art, italians dont have art.
cirkomortale 1 year ago
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@cirkomortale Fuck you!!! You are ignorant
07berlingo 1 year ago
Magnifique! Tougour !!
Amazonkaify 1 year ago
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loyeti71 1 year ago
Great cast... great director... great music... great film. I absolutly love Fellini !
Derdoppelgaenger 1 year ago 3
<3 imagine felline without nino rota
00julieta00 1 year ago 3
@00julieta00
I can't
volodya2 1 year ago
My God. I saw this film when I was a young man.
Italian cinema was absolutely the best then.
It seems to have died with Fellini, DeSica, Visconti and other GREAT director of the 40's and 50's.
What went wrong in Italy that they did not prepare anyone to inherit their fantastic skills and creativity?
VIRIATO1942 1 year ago
I depres'd cos' this was not in 17/8
coosoorlog 1 year ago
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Bravi, Maestri !!!
E grazie a Claudia, a Marcello.
Bellezza, Gioia, lacrime.
nainjoyeux 1 year ago
Bravi, Maestri!!!
E grazie, Marcello e Claudia.
Belleza, gioia, lacrime...
nainjoyeux 1 year ago
It's so sad to see we used to have the best cinema in the world (Fellini, Rossellini, De Sica, Visconti, Leone) and now we have pretty much nothing. 8 1/2 is indeed one of the best, if not the best, movie ever and an incredibly important one when it comes to screenplay, editing and directing. Furthermore, Mastroianni in this one is just plain brilliant.
1UpStaff 1 year ago 3
@1UpStaff : I totally agree with you! What happend to Italian cinema? You forgot Ettore Scola! ;-)
stockholmboy29 1 year ago
i finished today of see it the movie just one word AWESOME or like italians say CAPOLAVORO io non parlo italiano questo film e meravigliosa il punto piu alto della cinematografia du mundi grazie fellini , mastroianni e rota
girlierichie 1 year ago
A me tutte 'ste fiction che girano oggi in tv mi hanno pesantemente rotto i c******
Ahh Fellini, Pasolini, DeSica, Rossellini, Antonioni...i bei registi di un tempo, quando in Italia avevamo davvero il meglio del meglio... i bei vecchi tempi.
Se solo ascolto questa melodia di Nino Rota mi viene da piangere (e ho solo 24 anni)
MrJazz86 1 year ago
Thanks a lot for posting this tribute to the immortal Nino Rota and Federico Fellini.It was a rarest chance that two geniuses got together, produced brilliant work and never overshadowed each other.
In fact, all modern cinema grew out of Fellini,Visconti and Bergman.
Unfortunately, Nino Rota has never been given full credit.But his music is also beyond time!
garybagrov 1 year ago
This film is art. And what about new film, musical "NINE" with Penelope Cruz and Fergie? Well, it's a copy. Don't you agree? I adore art, not a copy.
shiushiubabies 1 year ago
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73ceres 1 year ago
i listen to this everyday pretty much now. when im bikeriding , walking doing something, which involves nothing else but daydreaming and thinking and loving the world, i can hear this song playing in the back of my head, and it's become my theme song.
moonbaby77 1 year ago 3
@FerenLiszt...I am italian and I'M agree with you, but there are many italian wonderful fiction...and also some movies..such as IO NON HO PAURA-I'M NOT SCARED...or CRIMINAL ROMANCE!!!!:)
IsabelleLOVEdiCAPRIO 1 year ago
@IsabelleLOVEdiCAPRIO Right! Io Non Ho Pauro was a great movie. What a terrific ending.
Aled
ifuliki 1 year ago
@IsabelleLOVEdiCAPRIO Si, ho apprezzato molto "Io non ho paura" di G.Salvatores . Tutto qui? E devo dire che io adoro la produzione di Salvatores (anche se non ho ben capito film come "Come Dio comanda"), ma è l'ultimo strascico del grande neorealismo italiano (chi c'è oltre a lui? Marco Risi?)
FerencLiszt 1 year ago
I'm 73 years old. My parents took me to see this film when I was 13 - over 60 years ago. I still swear to this day that 'The Glass Mountain' was, and still is, the best British film ever made. The Legend of the mountain reflects the composer's life, and Nino Rota's music rivals that of Tchaikovsky in its strident powerfulness.
278NH 1 year ago 33
@278NHlo bueno siempre sera lo bueno
altalaguerri666 1 year ago
@278NH
altalaguerri666 1 year ago
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@278NH yo this movie was movie in 1963 lol
giobot 10 months ago
@278NH Whar are you talking about?
stratos100 7 months ago
fellini-rota-mastroianni exist something most wonderful in this industry film!
girlierichie 1 year ago 3
Favolosamente!
st0o0opid 1 year ago
Its great!! bravo maestro!
dandyutd 1 year ago
Asa nisi masa !!!!!
KokoroSky2 1 year ago
Bellissima la colonna sonora di 8½
davitbaruh 1 year ago
great :}
DirecTorQ8 1 year ago
Tout simplement magnifique !!
vaillant2004 1 year ago
Well to compare a very good modern director today to one of the top 5 directors of all time is ridiculous. Incredible directors are still around, Wong Kar Wai's In the Mood For Love for example, is one of the best romance dramas i've ever seen. We just haven't had a groundbreaking movie, which comes around everty decade or so. The last one we had to influence every director of the genre was Pulp Fiction...which isn't exactly Fellini level but did change screenplays for a long time.
bobb328 1 year ago
GAHH parts of this remind so much of the second movement of prokofiev's fifth symph!! (as in 0:45-0:50)
drurylane5 1 year ago
They came into our life and made magic....now they're gone...like a beautiful dream.
DouglasUrantia 1 year ago
great video!!! merci, bien mélée! xoxoxoox
femmecorbeau 1 year ago
i just saw a mockumentary by michael winterbottom called "cock and bull story" and he ripped this music off! what a stupid, dumb bugger! i never liked him anyway.. he sucks
Anyway, surely nino rota was one of the most brilliant music composer ever walked on earth! Just simply genius..
And this movie...SPEECHLESS!
calciumkid85 1 year ago
great mastroianni
RayManzarekTube 1 year ago
yeah when people say todays directors are as good as back then, just isnt so
Brainkid88 1 year ago 3
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una marcia da circo equestre per un paese di clown.. !!
lordhenrywotton69 1 year ago
my favourite foreign film.
highway61grant 1 year ago 2
fantastic soundtrack : )
nourhetler 1 year ago 2
Brilliant! It takes me back...to, say, 1970, and I got to go to Italy, Fiuggi, I love Fiuggi, and the water gardens...I want to go back for a visit!!...and Rome...and Casino...and the little teatro where we watched Ken Russell's I Diavoli
tmdaninla 1 year ago
¡¡¡A ROTA DE NINO!!!
1prodan1 1 year ago
Quando sei dinnanzi a dei capolavori simili, è quasi impossibile aggiungere altro... c'è chi li apprezza chi non li capisce. Una cosa indubbiamente rimane nel tempo: l'arte di Fellini e Rota, due geni che saranno ricordati nel tempo a venire.
Grazie
MrJazz86 1 year ago
This man is a true genius! His films are so Avant Garde. I saw an autobiography on him and my favorite La Dolce Vita. That film is amazing. He should be celebrated at all Italian film festivals for years to come!!
TheManololadynyc 1 year ago
@99voli AHAHAHAh!!! Yeees, you're right!! Berlusconi and his government have cut away the reason from italian people. By media, he has lobotomized italians. And destructed the Art.
Marcello Mastroianni is one of the last great italian actor!
FerencLiszt 1 year ago 2
kataplhktiko!!impressive!!!magnifico!!!this sound ...hmmmm perfect!
piaggionrg321 1 year ago
Now the italian cinema is dead. Where are Fellini-Rota? Where is Art?
FerencLiszt 1 year ago 87
@FerencLiszt
OK look paolo sorrentino film
1prodan1 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt I believe they don't..but surely now isn't their "golden age" and neither theis proudest moment
calciumkid85 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt the italian cinema is dead? Now the cinema is dead.
Great work this video, thank you Manfred
Joviron 1 year ago 4
@FerencLiszt no one lives forever.
TK2008BEST 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt Where is Kubrick for american/british cinema?
You can't find genious everywhere, everytime...
Italian cinema is sleeping
@Joviron The cinema isn't dead... We have great movies in this years
RDeanGrace 1 year ago
@RDeanGrace Yes, italian cinema is working for business...And generally american cinema too!!
FerencLiszt 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt cinema had ever been business.
Nobody understand that art is an exception.
Everytime, everywhere, today, yesterday, tomorrow, in Italy, in France, in UK, in USA.
Flowers born in manure.
Coen Brothers, Clint Eastwood, Fernando Meirelles, Paul Thomas Anderson, Tarantino, Scorsese, Ridley Scott... they are artists. They are working today.
In Italy we have Benigni, Tornatore, Salvadores. They aren't Fellini...but nobody is Fellini...
RDeanGrace 1 year ago 2
@RDeanGrace Yes, i agree, nobody is Fellini, but why don't they try?? Why they don't learn from him?
FerencLiszt 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt Art isn't easy to do.
Why they don't learn from him? Because many people don't understand anything about Fellini, his messages, his simbolism.
A lot of people don't know he spontaneously comunicate his visions.
I think that is difficult to learn from something you don't understand!
RDeanGrace 1 year ago
@RDeanGrace Surely anyone can throw something onto a canvas and call it art?
dowling1981 1 year ago
@RDeanGrace
altalaguerri666 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt
seretur 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt Well... The Roman Empire is no more too - yet nobody tries to imagine the World history without it.
scumimpaler 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt we are living in banana's repubblic! i remember u my dear!
olemracc 1 year ago
@olemracc Ahahahah!!! Yeees! You're right!!!
FerencLiszt 1 year ago
@olemracc ?
JangelLarr 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt
I know what you mean. I lived in Italy 2003-2007 and kept asking myself, is this really the land of Rossellini, De Sica, Pasolini, Fellini, Bertolucci, Visconti, and Antonini?
brianallancobb 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt
In Berlusconis's Italia art is no longer needed. Only half naked breasts on the screen.
silverbud 1 year ago 62
@silverbud Yes! I know... :(
FerencLiszt 1 year ago
@silverbud don't take it so big, Silver Bud. back then they were only trying2keep abreast of the times...
paulhallart 10 months ago
@silverbud
Too true.. :(
fefelefofo 8 months ago
@silverbud This is the truth and something that really hurts the real italian, the lover of art and innovation. I want to tire down this garbage that he made in our country.
reading70 8 months ago
@reading70
Hey, times are changing! Berlusko prepares to go! A bit late, though. I remember he started in early 90's... 20 years lost with that scoundrel...
But now I am curious what will happen next in this my once favourite, beautiful country...
Good luck!
silverbud 8 months ago
@silverbud Thank you, I'm happy to see that many people want to sack him for the last time, the new generations don't want him anymore. We'll work to make Italy once again your favourite country.
reading70 8 months ago
@silverbud Berlusconi is not all italians!
cvlet 8 months ago 3
@silverbud Berlusconi and his partners are the worst living people in Italy!
ilGardo01 7 months ago
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07berlingo 1 year ago
@07berlingo Actually Minister Tremonti said that.
FredlexPARMA 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt Give me until I'm around 28 :)
walkmanjoe 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt
Waiting for a revival!
QuantumFart2 1 year ago
@FerencLiszt Just like hungarian...
Damjan547 1 year ago
@Damjan547 about my nick name? Or about the end of the art in your country?
FerencLiszt 11 months ago
@FerencLiszt About my country
Damjan547 11 months ago
I love this movie, and I listen to this track on my iPod when I'm working out on the treadmill.
Catmatt4KSU 1 year ago 15
@Catmatt4KSU thats a funny thing to listen to when yo're running lol
ggggroucho 1 year ago
@Catmatt4KSU baahahahahah :D
iamnothowardhues 1 year ago
Susana le sacó el tema a Nino Rota.....O Rota a " SU".....CUIC
calasazules 2 years ago
@calasazules No tengo nada en contra de Su; es mas, me cae muy bien.
Pero me molesta soberanamente que en Argentina se identifique este tema como el de SG, y no como el de 8 1/2.
Pero bueno, por lo menos se lo conoce no?
LakerGirl2489 1 year ago
Fellini was a true genius and his movies are works of art that haunt our imagination forever. Nino Rotta's music was perefection..he was another genius and those who do not understand or appreciate these magnificent films must be morons who love violent inane movies like so many that come out of Hollywood nowadays!
1oscarespada 2 years ago 8
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Fellini movies are terrible, and it's a shame to see that outside of Italy they are the first ones that come to mind when one thinks of Italian cinema when there are so many better Italian movies from the same time period.
MarciareOMarcire 2 years ago
@MarciareOMarcire si vabbe va a dormi che è tardi
danubiozvt 2 years ago 4
Have you seen them all? La Strada is a precious jewel! Fellini was a genius! Like a real artist, he was in search of something! Searching involves risks in the process! La Dolce Vita, Amarcord. La Nave Va. Check them out.
Zeppia09 2 years ago 2
After "Nine" the film... something really Italian to hear and enjoy!
betharr 2 years ago 5
I have a query - In the scene where Luisa walks out on the hero at the screen test being watched , just after she leaves and before the hero leaves in a car, two women whose test results are screened are HUMMING a song, a rhumba (?) , it is a famous number , can someone help.I would like to know its title....
mohanvraman 2 years ago
Young people today dont realize how revolutionary this film was at the time, joining reality, dream, imagination, current events, sexual fantasies &tc. Today this is common in films, but someone started it, and it was Fellini. All of this with great actors, beautiful b/w images & the splendid music of Nino Rota. Genius!
musicfanBRA 2 years ago 85
That's absolutely true regarding this absolutely brilliant movie. As regarding young people of today, well, I consider myself to be young enough and still I think that 8½ is truly a masterpiece.
Roniel81 2 years ago 4
Glad to hear that, & today you can rent DVDs and enjoy the great masters, Fellini, Kurosawa, Fassbinder, Truffaut, Ettore Scola, Taviani..
But Fellini hated TV because of the small screen, he wanted his actresses to be seen in giant size in a darkened movie theater, this makes a big psychological difference for the viewer. Cheers from Brazil!
musicfanBRA 2 years ago 3
I"m from Brasil, and I agree. Cinema must have the dark room and all the things that are important to give us the magic sensation in the theater. By the way, 81/2 is a masterpiece. Fellini is a genius, and, of course Nino Rota also.
bluejazz44 2 years ago 4
@musicfanBRA la vision de la vida por parte de federico es fabulosa es u lujo que la podamos disfrutar.no crees?
altalaguerri666 1 year ago
@altalaguerri666 - Si, y es fantastica la libertad que el daba a si mismo, expressando las imagenes de su inconsciente, como vemos en este video-... Y todo con senso de humor, y una nostalgia de la infancia que el expressó esplendidamente en las ultimas escenas de 8 1/2, que nos hacen llorar y nos sentirmos más humanos - el Arte! Saludos de Brasil - !
musicfanBRA 1 year ago
@musicfanBRA I'm young and I realize
soothpood 1 year ago
@musicfanBRA
Surely they realize but only if they/ we are interested in film.
KatzenfutterdeLuxe 1 year ago