Worst fking documentary I have ever suffered through. Seriously though if you are flaky artsy fartsy shmuck you will probably enjoy this. If you are interested in scientific facts and information about the the people who may have created these pictures, DO NOT bother with this P O S. The amount of tangible info available in this encumpasses MAYBE a 15 minute window....the doc is 1 hour 30 minutes..do the math
I do not deny the significance of this discovery. It is both profound and fascinating. However, the idiot sticks who put this thing together are a bunch of flaky pretentious morons.
"Shhh we must all be quite now to listen to the cave speak" "what will an albino croc think when it stairs at these paintings?" "When these two crocs look at each other do they really see each other or is it a reflection of one's self"? WTF !!! These are supposed to be educated people?
How are we supposed to believe that it was really done 30,000 years ago. It could easily be hoax created as an archaeological cover-up. If you don't believe do some research on the giant and dinosaur cover-up.
These are the places where the Shamans like to go to make contact with Ancestors from long ago. Very beautiful but should not be disturbed. This is how I see it. Peace.
I want very much to see the movie, and to be able to have a sample in anaglyphic 3D to show to my students: thousands of students from public brazilian schools have seen my "Exposição de Holografia" and there I show the "Cueva de las Manos" of Argentina, for example.
@VEVONot Not, it is a particular case where I, as a university professor, offers a two hours speech and experiments about 3D images and holography to some public schools, about 44 people once a week. The technique to make your own 3D photos and even video is available in an article "Fazendo 3D com uma camera só" (making 3D with just one camera), if you search the title altogether with my name you can find it. I think I am not allowed to add the address in this comment.
as an artist myself i think this is very fascinating. With that said i have a serious question. How do we know these are real? and someone didn't fake them? Great DOC.
@deepelements A number of scientists have done carbon dating and other research on these paintings and they agreed they were from around 30,000-35,000 years ago.
How I wish I could see that cave in person... I've seen rock art from ca. 1200 AD which was inspiring enough, I can't even imagine seeing what's in Chauvet. Fantastic documentary, and what you would expect from Herzog anyway? The questions he asks are just perfect.
The documentary is ideal for those who may never get to see the wonders of the world in person. Having been there, I saw it to measure how successful Herzog had been in doing that. He used the 3D, the long silences, the lighting and sound effectively to come as close as one can to being in the cave with only two senses engaged. From the comments here, looks like he wasted efforts on some. I'd namecall the, "Oh Please, it's cliched gay" folks as Cro-Magnon but that's an insult to Cro-Magnon man.
I feel sorry for those who can't understand why this is outstanding. This is the very heart of art and long term communication for our species. The paintings transcend time and gives us the only tangible piece of an existence that took place over 30,000 years ago. If you can't understand its' importance and why it effects people, go back to watching Jersey Shore. That's right where you need to be culturally.
@CardinalJunky I dont know why, but it makes me a bit overwhelmed..in a good way tho.. and somehow, amidst the rise of evil in our society (corporate owned Governments, ties to Nwo illuminatists w/their '#1Agenda', mass murder of a huge chunk of the world population), this for some reason makes me feel/remember that we're NOT always an evil species.. Once we were simple, content and happy with family and survival..Materialism obviously hadnt taken place as much as it has today..
@CardinalJunky Frankly, When I look at some realist paintings of some contemporary artist, the cave paintings were extremely advanced for their times.
Hmm I wonder how a religious bafoon would explain how these drawings came to exist 20,000 years ago.. then again we haven't improved that much since then it seems.
@akulabite religious bafoon? you mean anyone with any notion of spirituality or divinity? so a sweeping generalization about over half the world's population is your move There are many ways of explaining the origin of the paintings as well as religious explanations but my guess is you don't actually want to hear what a "religious bafoon" has to say, you were simply stating that as some kind of way of discrediting religious peoples and their beliefs have an open mind and an open heart
@GeradAkkdesu You couldn't be more wrong. The problem is that I have been listening to the explanations of "religious bafoons" all my life. Talking with certainty on matters they know little about and have no evidence to back their claims , just the convictions of their hearts and a 2000 year book. That my friend is wrong. Also, just because half of the world's population believes in fairy tales does not affirm what truth is , because truth doesn't require numbers but evidence.
@akulabite Truth is immutable and exists whether there is proof of it or not. Truth is what it is. The truth about the religeous beliefs of others is that it may or may not have some truth in it, but you and I may never know what parts of it or true and what parts are not. All of it may be true or all may be false or some variation in between. The odds are that you and I will never know. I know 2 things for sure....I don't know everything...and neither do you!
@NakedLadyMudFlap don't agree here either. The truth requires proof that's how we define reality. I dont have all the answers but make my judgements based on what actually exist. No offence but if u believe in fairytales that's ur choice. Good luck.
This documentary is not that good. I'm sorry for whoever thinks it is. The paintings are amazing, don't get me wrong, but they seriously show the same 7 or 8 paintings over and over for the entire documentary. Plus, the discussions and narratives are pretty out there! My favorite (and the most ridiculous) narrative Herzog says is: "Fairly soon these albino [alligators] will reach the cave. Looking at the paintings what will they make of them." What?!? The music is pretty horrible as well.
One of the most profound films I have ever seen. And, judging by 99 % of the comments below I unfortunately read, the white crocodiles have already learned to write (well, sort of:(
One if the most profound films I have ever seen. And I can tell by 99 %of the comments below I unfortunately read that the white crocodiles have already begun to write (well, sort of:(
An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
lol what crap. as if cavemen could invent materials that last 32,000 years. Remember they are in a cave with oxygen which has moisture. Cavemen drawings are made by grinding plant material up or charcoal. Scientifically impossible to last more than 1,000 years in an oxygen environment.
@MajorChaos69 It really isn't, the black drawings where made from burnt wood/ charcoal: which is carbon. The strongest and most chemically held element is carbon. The white paintings were not a material that they painted on, but it was literary scratched on the caves: which any stone carving will last an extremely long time. Think about taking the bark of a tree and leaving the inside to show. Also the red ones where made from red ore, and if you can see they were the most faded of the three.
Respond to this video... Now please don't get me wrong they hipped it up way to much. Things like the spear and spear thrower: the thing he used to throw a spear would not have lasted. They were made from plant material and glue substances like tree sap. They didn't say they found the spear in the cave. And the name *huh* is just a clever title. Don't mix up the actual facts of the cave and get them mixed with the directer/producers over zealous craving for money.
@MajorChaos69 well for one thing the cave was sealed off my natural disasters 12,000 years ago so that sort preserved everything how it was even animal footprints. and they used charcoal and the craved into the the rock itself so there is all that too.
Fascinating subject, but Werner Herzog tends to waffle on too much about mutant alligators and French ex-perfumers. It's unlikely well get another documentary maker down there to record them though, so for that reason, it's a worthwhile film.
This movie was beautiful... I only wish someone like Brian Eno had handled the soundtrack. The discordant screeching had my ears bleeding by the end of the film.
@Dostoevskymofo it is from the specially written soundtrack. This film is brilliant, capturing the feeling I would have had as a boy among the caves and mountains and also answering a small amount of my questions.
Just saw this movie today. INCREDIBLE! 5/5. It is funny in some parts, fascinating, mind boggling, brilliant and well directed and narrated. A must see, highly enjoyable film. :)
I saw this movie yesterday and it was amazing, beautifully shot, and for once a reason to film in 3D. You do feel like you are in a cave, and the artwork on the walls looks fresh. My only criticism is the new agey soundtrack, the high pitched singing got on my nerves, it idid not add anything to the movie.
@EarlofSuave308 - Yeah, Herzog has always liked New-Agey music, particularly Popol Vuh. For those who don't care for it, it makes several of his films difficult to sit through.
@EyeLean5280 Funny, because I like Krautrock, and the music of Popol Vuh in "Aguirre, The Wrath of God", and Firzcaraldo, maybe I just wanted to get the heck out of that cave! lol
@EarlofSuave308 - Well, I can't blame you for that! (At least there wasn't a centuries-old build up of bat-guano on the floor, because you know we'd have been treated to several 3D closeups of it!)
Saw this last night. AWESOME. The one & only thing I didn't like was the movie constantly resolving itself. I could never tell when it was over - not that I wanted it to end per se - but it was very confusing. I saw it with a somewhat immature audience who laughed at the albino alligators. I don't think they understood the metaphor. Oh, well. Brilliant, masterful movie it was!
Wow! Did not disappoint. I'm going to see this again. Excellent documentary and my favorite 3-D experience. Better than Avatar because it's real. I want to see this as many times as I can in 3-D.
I'm a cave freak. I love caves. I visited commercial caves and always wanted to do spelunking. I'm going to see this movie this afternoon in 3-D ... the only thing I care about is that I FEEL I'm in a cave. I'm getting up close, hmmm, and I think I'll take a little toot ;-) beforehand.
@geow9 Much of the footage is quite high resolution, and this cave is a perfect setting for a 3D movie. You have to see it on the big screen. It's brilliant.
it looks WICKED cool.....but the editing for this trailer really bothered me....the titles were a constant glare, and the ending was repetition of a space object revealing "coming soon" several times.....OTHER THAN THAT ILL SEE IT
Anyone who thinks this is a fake, it quite possibly is, he is a film maker. What i have heard him say about this film is that he is not a factual film or documentary maker. He said well compare it to the New York phone directory. Is that a completely accurate and factual document, is anyone going to check every single entry? No so take that for what its worth.
@jakej3tt123 The wall paintings are real. But you shouldn't worry about it. Just pray to God and keep your eyes closed. People like you can't handle reality. Just go back in hiding.
@jakej3tt123 The wall paintings are real. But you shouldn't worry about it. Just pray to God and keep your eyes closed. People like you can't handle reality. Just go back in hiding. Others who do care, go look up the Lascaux caves.
@jakej3tt123 Actually, he said the exact opposite of that - that it's NOT like the phone directory (which is, actually, a factual document, contrary to what you seem to believe) because facts in and of themselves aren't always lively enough to hold an audience's attention. Don't worry, I know, metaphors are hard.
very nice film, in my opinion some repetitions were not necessary, we got it! Mother goddess worship was not only in Europe part of the world, could be explained better in the film, annoying music got better at the end, wish he used Tuvan throat singers which would fit better to the spirit of the film, it is interesting to see in the paintings that there were more right handed people painted than the left handed ones, was the red paint w/the right palm image a bears blood?
These ancient peoples had a relationship with the natural world that we can only imagine. Spirit played a major role in everyday life. Today we've reached a sort of middle-ground (and possibly lost something in the process),..where we're skeptically questioning everything. The only thing we don't realize is that the next step will come full circle. Back to what they knew from the beginning.
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And how accurate exactly is radiocarbon dating?...considering it's a 50 year old technology
The art looks fake. A damp, drippy cave and all the dark marks have not faded at all? The iconography itself is also fake looking. I'm a Herzog fan, but I think he has been hoodwinked along with the rest.
@kinbotest thats an extremely private cave they were only allowed in there for 3 hours at a time because of the strict air flow that they have to control to allow people to breathe.
@kinbotest The wall paintings are real. That's the reason the caves are off limits for regular visitors - our breath would destroy the paintings. You probably never heard of the Lascaux caves either. Look it up. These type of cave paintings are not uncommon in Europe at all. Just use Wikipedia before posting nonsense on Youtube. It's what its there for, to learn knowledge.
just saw the movie... not only are the caves and the drawings fascinating, but the many people interviewed, from different disciplines, are fascinating... much much much to think about.
But the music is very inappropriate, too intrusive
La Grotte Chauvet in Ardèche, the oldest decorated cave of the world (- 35,000 old years), is not yet part of the UNESCO world heritage list. Really umbelievable!!!!
Please, help to correct this mistake and support/vote for its inscription in the list!
@nogoodbastid Yeah you probably could....but you don't shit in a field, fear the dark spirits and worship hunting gods-probably. Give the prehistoric 'humans' credit for something 32,000 yrs ago. This is about our DNA heritage and what makes you who you are today.
Worst fking documentary I have ever suffered through. Seriously though if you are flaky artsy fartsy shmuck you will probably enjoy this. If you are interested in scientific facts and information about the the people who may have created these pictures, DO NOT bother with this P O S. The amount of tangible info available in this encumpasses MAYBE a 15 minute window....the doc is 1 hour 30 minutes..do the math
Metalhead82to11 1 week ago
I do not deny the significance of this discovery. It is both profound and fascinating. However, the idiot sticks who put this thing together are a bunch of flaky pretentious morons.
"Shhh we must all be quite now to listen to the cave speak" "what will an albino croc think when it stairs at these paintings?" "When these two crocs look at each other do they really see each other or is it a reflection of one's self"? WTF !!! These are supposed to be educated people?
Metalhead82to11 1 week ago
Let's see you "the earth is 6,000 years old" Creationist fools try and explain this.
DeathToLiberalism 1 week ago
How are we supposed to believe that it was really done 30,000 years ago. It could easily be hoax created as an archaeological cover-up. If you don't believe do some research on the giant and dinosaur cover-up.
SuperStringShredder7 2 weeks ago
@SuperStringShredder7 I can see you have no understanding of science.
DeathToLiberalism 1 week ago
@DeathToLiberalism Science is just illusion to blindfold the weakminded
SuperStringShredder7 1 week ago
@SuperStringShredder7 Massive LOL. Yeah, the computer that science created that you used to type that inane comment is just an illusion.
DeathToLiberalism 1 week ago
These are the places where the Shamans like to go to make contact with Ancestors from long ago. Very beautiful but should not be disturbed. This is how I see it. Peace.
Sunshine20146 4 weeks ago 3
Filme absolutamente fantástico. É pena que haja alguns selvagens que não percebem a beleza e a emoção disto. Nâo sabem o que perdem.
isabelmargarida1 1 month ago
Full-length video of Cave Of Forgotten Dreams at FullDocumentary [dot] com
clausmarisol 1 month ago
fascinating film, really well done. considering the restrictions they had..
there is something very stirring about looking back in time as we all have some part of our consciousness that recalls living in this ancient times..
SovereignBeing 1 month ago
Cave of Forgotten Dreams: Review by a Heathen Dacritics org
CriticDa 1 month ago
I want very much to see the movie, and to be able to have a sample in anaglyphic 3D to show to my students: thousands of students from public brazilian schools have seen my "Exposição de Holografia" and there I show the "Cueva de las Manos" of Argentina, for example.
lunazzi 2 months ago
@lunazzi you guys have 3D technology available in public schools?
VEVONot 1 month ago
@VEVONot Not, it is a particular case where I, as a university professor, offers a two hours speech and experiments about 3D images and holography to some public schools, about 44 people once a week. The technique to make your own 3D photos and even video is available in an article "Fazendo 3D com uma camera só" (making 3D with just one camera), if you search the title altogether with my name you can find it. I think I am not allowed to add the address in this comment.
lunazzi 1 month ago
as an artist myself i think this is very fascinating. With that said i have a serious question. How do we know these are real? and someone didn't fake them? Great DOC.
deepelements 2 months ago
@deepelements they date them
slytherinspy1960 2 months ago
@deepelements because then you would of seen footprints in the floor.
littlejrod 1 month ago
@deepelements A number of scientists have done carbon dating and other research on these paintings and they agreed they were from around 30,000-35,000 years ago.
viksam009 1 month ago
You don't need to be agressive with your cultural vanity over those whose opinion is different.
mrmusicart 2 months ago
CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS, I WATCHED THIS DOCUMENTARY AND LUV THE BEAUTY AND ART OF THE SACREDNESS OF THE THUNDERBEINGS=ANIMAL KINGDOMS, OKCHA 2011
MANKIND SHOULD NOT NOW NOR EVER HAVE DOMINIAN OVER SACREDNESS BEYOND HIS OWN DIVINITY
anumpeshi 2 months ago
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BanjoSiren 2 months ago
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mskj444 2 months ago
How I wish I could see that cave in person... I've seen rock art from ca. 1200 AD which was inspiring enough, I can't even imagine seeing what's in Chauvet. Fantastic documentary, and what you would expect from Herzog anyway? The questions he asks are just perfect.
annebarber 2 months ago
you should see "lektionen in finsternis" if you liked this one
mah0aga 2 months ago
The documentary is ideal for those who may never get to see the wonders of the world in person. Having been there, I saw it to measure how successful Herzog had been in doing that. He used the 3D, the long silences, the lighting and sound effectively to come as close as one can to being in the cave with only two senses engaged. From the comments here, looks like he wasted efforts on some. I'd namecall the, "Oh Please, it's cliched gay" folks as Cro-Magnon but that's an insult to Cro-Magnon man.
mrjet51 2 months ago
wow SOOOO gay
reefz3ro 2 months ago
@reefz3ro
You're a tool
maccarrooon 2 months ago
This looks very kewl - looking forward to it!
kennyhopkins72 2 months ago
the trailer suxs ass...
thetruthis9 2 months ago
I was so overwhelmed I cried. I had already been there. I read "The Land of Painted Caves." by Jean M. Auel
94520shatto 2 months ago
Paleolithic Facebook.The cave writers were telling each other about their day.
CaptCrunge 2 months ago
The movie is aweful, but the cave is amating. Mind that I thumb down the movie itself.
Atanar89 2 months ago
@Atanar89 Amazing, damn it.
Atanar89 2 months ago
I feel sorry for those who can't understand why this is outstanding. This is the very heart of art and long term communication for our species. The paintings transcend time and gives us the only tangible piece of an existence that took place over 30,000 years ago. If you can't understand its' importance and why it effects people, go back to watching Jersey Shore. That's right where you need to be culturally.
CardinalJunky 2 months ago 43
@CardinalJunky I dont know why, but it makes me a bit overwhelmed..in a good way tho.. and somehow, amidst the rise of evil in our society (corporate owned Governments, ties to Nwo illuminatists w/their '#1Agenda', mass murder of a huge chunk of the world population), this for some reason makes me feel/remember that we're NOT always an evil species.. Once we were simple, content and happy with family and survival..Materialism obviously hadnt taken place as much as it has today..
SCM11478 2 months ago
@CardinalJunky You don't have to be aggresive with your cultural vanity over those whose opinion is different
zevu1997 2 months ago
@CardinalJunky Oh, geesch, get over yourself, will ya? Everybody's different, at different times and walks in each of our lives. What a snob.
vinishdo 2 months ago
@CardinalJunky Frankly, When I look at some realist paintings of some contemporary artist, the cave paintings were extremely advanced for their times.
disandthat 2 weeks ago
David Lynch 0:20 ?
apxeli 2 months ago
Silence please -- except for the annoying chorus followed by the cliched heartbeats...
hznfrst 2 months ago
Hmm I wonder how a religious bafoon would explain how these drawings came to exist 20,000 years ago.. then again we haven't improved that much since then it seems.
akulabite 2 months ago
@akulabite religious bafoon? you mean anyone with any notion of spirituality or divinity? so a sweeping generalization about over half the world's population is your move There are many ways of explaining the origin of the paintings as well as religious explanations but my guess is you don't actually want to hear what a "religious bafoon" has to say, you were simply stating that as some kind of way of discrediting religious peoples and their beliefs have an open mind and an open heart
GeradAkkdesu 2 months ago
@GeradAkkdesu You couldn't be more wrong. The problem is that I have been listening to the explanations of "religious bafoons" all my life. Talking with certainty on matters they know little about and have no evidence to back their claims , just the convictions of their hearts and a 2000 year book. That my friend is wrong. Also, just because half of the world's population believes in fairy tales does not affirm what truth is , because truth doesn't require numbers but evidence.
akulabite 2 months ago
@akulabite Truth is immutable and exists whether there is proof of it or not. Truth is what it is. The truth about the religeous beliefs of others is that it may or may not have some truth in it, but you and I may never know what parts of it or true and what parts are not. All of it may be true or all may be false or some variation in between. The odds are that you and I will never know. I know 2 things for sure....I don't know everything...and neither do you!
NakedLadyMudFlap 2 months ago
@NakedLadyMudFlap don't agree here either. The truth requires proof that's how we define reality. I dont have all the answers but make my judgements based on what actually exist. No offence but if u believe in fairytales that's ur choice. Good luck.
akulabite 2 months ago
This documentary is not that good. I'm sorry for whoever thinks it is. The paintings are amazing, don't get me wrong, but they seriously show the same 7 or 8 paintings over and over for the entire documentary. Plus, the discussions and narratives are pretty out there! My favorite (and the most ridiculous) narrative Herzog says is: "Fairly soon these albino [alligators] will reach the cave. Looking at the paintings what will they make of them." What?!? The music is pretty horrible as well.
hendo1685 2 months ago
silence preese preese don't merv
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TheVoyeurager 2 months ago
I was skeptical when I when to see this but by the end I was in awe. Definitely a must see.
mtndew999 2 months ago
So... its a movie about people walking through a cave... I'll get this if I need something to put me to sleep.
aussj4link 2 months ago
@aussj4link It's actually really interesting you buffoon
slicydicer 2 months ago
@aussj4link not smart to be dumb...
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clausmarisol 3 months ago
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One of the most profound films I have ever seen. And, judging by 99 % of the comments below I unfortunately read, the white crocodiles have already learned to write (well, sort of:(
sabinefleschutz 3 months ago
One if the most profound films I have ever seen. And I can tell by 99 %of the comments below I unfortunately read that the white crocodiles have already begun to write (well, sort of:(
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An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
peopledick 3 months ago
werner herzog is a genius.
Regenmacher175 3 months ago
lol what crap. as if cavemen could invent materials that last 32,000 years. Remember they are in a cave with oxygen which has moisture. Cavemen drawings are made by grinding plant material up or charcoal. Scientifically impossible to last more than 1,000 years in an oxygen environment.
FRAUD!
MajorChaos69 3 months ago
@MajorChaos69 I sense some creationist stupidity
felineguardian 3 months ago
@MajorChaos69 It really isn't, the black drawings where made from burnt wood/ charcoal: which is carbon. The strongest and most chemically held element is carbon. The white paintings were not a material that they painted on, but it was literary scratched on the caves: which any stone carving will last an extremely long time. Think about taking the bark of a tree and leaving the inside to show. Also the red ones where made from red ore, and if you can see they were the most faded of the three.
7foogyleaf 3 months ago
Respond to this video... Now please don't get me wrong they hipped it up way to much. Things like the spear and spear thrower: the thing he used to throw a spear would not have lasted. They were made from plant material and glue substances like tree sap. They didn't say they found the spear in the cave. And the name *huh* is just a clever title. Don't mix up the actual facts of the cave and get them mixed with the directer/producers over zealous craving for money.
7foogyleaf 3 months ago
@MajorChaos69 well for one thing the cave was sealed off my natural disasters 12,000 years ago so that sort preserved everything how it was even animal footprints. and they used charcoal and the craved into the the rock itself so there is all that too.
bigjavo36 2 weeks ago
dating back 32,000 years my ass.
micahryanking 3 months ago
THIS LOOKS PATHETIC !
IFuzionDesignz 3 months ago
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10RichBrown 3 months ago
@boogiebuddy01 because it looks shit
monstrositylabs 4 months ago
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ZackLivestone 4 months ago
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hardpooz 4 months ago
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hardpooz 4 months ago
So what this is showing us is... that even 32,000 years ago the French were gay?
XxPhillyGxX 4 months ago
@XxPhillyGxX
LOL
elsquibbs 4 months ago
I was waiting for a monster to pop out the whole time haha
tmasters27 4 months ago 49
@tmasters27 it's a documentary...
disandthat 2 weeks ago
Saw this movie in 2D and it blew my mind into the 4TH dimension.
auckwardninja 4 months ago
I DONT HAVE TIME FOR THESE BULLSHT ADS, I HAVE A FUKING MIDTERM IN AN HOUR.
kamikrazi123 4 months ago
@kamikrazi123
What the hell were you doing on youtube then..
PammieChan 4 months ago
@kamikrazi123 lol
GeradAkkdesu 2 months ago
@kamikrazi123
so how did it go? your midterm? bahah
MYV382N 1 month ago
thumbs up if don strong brought you here
maryamaz 4 months ago
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JackSchiller 4 months ago
Thumbs up if Max Newton brought you here
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MaxJJNewton 4 months ago
Maggot
MaxJJNewton 4 months ago 5
looks sh1t
XSmexyLamaX 4 months ago
@XSmexyLamaX it is. was made to watch it in a lecture.
katieknob 4 months ago
Is it possible that there is no where online where one can watch this? No torrent, Nothing?
davidmartinsvideos 5 months ago
Fascinating subject, but Werner Herzog tends to waffle on too much about mutant alligators and French ex-perfumers. It's unlikely well get another documentary maker down there to record them though, so for that reason, it's a worthwhile film.
EarthTremor 5 months ago
11 people can eat my nutz
DaveJales 5 months ago
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cutterAK7 5 months ago
That would crazy if they found pictures of UFO's on the wall
chrisfball12 5 months ago
@chrisfball12 They have in few caves and in paintings that date back thousands of years. Google "ancient ufo paintings"
mitchstpierre 5 months ago
Pretty sure it was Banksy, not cavemen.
apehammer 5 months ago 2
when are they going to release this on dvd i mean how long does it take, its been ages!!!
oliyb 5 months ago
My Art History teacher recommended this film! Will it be released on DVD or Blu-Ray? Or is it only in theaters?
Whinestee 6 months ago
eerie and beautiful. getting goosebumps just from the trailer
ahenmaxtae 6 months ago 2
This movie was beautiful... I only wish someone like Brian Eno had handled the soundtrack. The discordant screeching had my ears bleeding by the end of the film.
NYlolo11 6 months ago
this trailer looks awkwardly similar to Transformers: Dark of the Moon trailer o_o''
mrrickstur 6 months ago
What a breathtaking piece of work. For some reason, parts of it had me almost weeping.
puscifer10000 6 months ago
Did they find "Starbuck was here" somewhere in there?
GrimmFilmEnt 6 months ago 2
@GrimmFilmEnt no but they wound adama's horrible jaw and it's now sitting in a museum as one of the evolutionary steps.
msa1985 6 months ago
What song is that in the trailer?
Dostoevskymofo 6 months ago
@Dostoevskymofo it is from the specially written soundtrack. This film is brilliant, capturing the feeling I would have had as a boy among the caves and mountains and also answering a small amount of my questions.
TheLizardmonkey 6 months ago
@TheLizardmonkey I would really like to see it! Oddly, the song kind of reminds me of the movie Andrei Rublev, as well as Agguire, The Wrath of God.
Dostoevskymofo 6 months ago
Would love to see this. Yessir...
morganic88 6 months ago
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Just saw this movie today. INCREDIBLE! 5/5. It is funny in some parts, fascinating, mind boggling, brilliant and well directed and narrated. A must see, highly enjoyable film. :)
AngelUndercover0 7 months ago
@fabianoasc A wonderful gift to ourselves and the entire human race. Breathtaking! Thanks for sending my friend!
adri1430 7 months ago
What's the name of the song in the trailer?
SeedsofJoy 7 months ago
Thumbs up if Swiftkaratechop brought you here!
a7xrockchick92 8 months ago 5
@a7xrockchick92 stop being a thumbs up whore. seriously, this is pathetic.
Papelmusic 3 months ago
I saw this movie yesterday and it was amazing, beautifully shot, and for once a reason to film in 3D. You do feel like you are in a cave, and the artwork on the walls looks fresh. My only criticism is the new agey soundtrack, the high pitched singing got on my nerves, it idid not add anything to the movie.
EarlofSuave308 8 months ago
@EarlofSuave308 - Yeah, Herzog has always liked New-Agey music, particularly Popol Vuh. For those who don't care for it, it makes several of his films difficult to sit through.
EyeLean5280 8 months ago
@EyeLean5280 Funny, because I like Krautrock, and the music of Popol Vuh in "Aguirre, The Wrath of God", and Firzcaraldo, maybe I just wanted to get the heck out of that cave! lol
EarlofSuave308 8 months ago
@EarlofSuave308 I had this same trailer posted on Faceboook.... go figure.
Jimiz1Girl 8 months ago
@EarlofSuave308 - Well, I can't blame you for that! (At least there wasn't a centuries-old build up of bat-guano on the floor, because you know we'd have been treated to several 3D closeups of it!)
EyeLean5280 8 months ago
Saw this last night. AWESOME. The one & only thing I didn't like was the movie constantly resolving itself. I could never tell when it was over - not that I wanted it to end per se - but it was very confusing. I saw it with a somewhat immature audience who laughed at the albino alligators. I don't think they understood the metaphor. Oh, well. Brilliant, masterful movie it was!
harveypotato 8 months ago
My wife and I saw it last night. I don't have the words to describe it. Just go see it, please. It's not to be missed.
drumrnva 8 months ago
@Athiest961 Dude that's what I believe too!
g3773 8 months ago
Wow! Did not disappoint. I'm going to see this again. Excellent documentary and my favorite 3-D experience. Better than Avatar because it's real. I want to see this as many times as I can in 3-D.
MsThebeMoon 8 months ago
I'm a cave freak. I love caves. I visited commercial caves and always wanted to do spelunking. I'm going to see this movie this afternoon in 3-D ... the only thing I care about is that I FEEL I'm in a cave. I'm getting up close, hmmm, and I think I'll take a little toot ;-) beforehand.
MsThebeMoon 8 months ago
allaahhh ackbar
chillaxer1993 8 months ago
trailer is a terrible, movie must be really good though!
justj99XX 8 months ago
We were visited by an advanced ET in the past and our ancestors were primitives and they called them GODS
Atheist961 8 months ago
I watched Herzog on Colbert Show...he is absolutely delightful
so wonderful that Colbert wants to party with him. Me too!
mandolintrees 8 months ago 2
@stereoachitect how does the sun play with that inside of a cave?
darkkitten1115 8 months ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to shoot this in some ultry high resolution format, rather than in 3D?
geow9 8 months ago
@geow9 Much of the footage is quite high resolution, and this cave is a perfect setting for a 3D movie. You have to see it on the big screen. It's brilliant.
drumrnva 8 months ago
the dates are off because carbon dating is flawed. google: 2011/05/04/carbon-dating-revealed-as-flawed-as-the-sun-plays-with-us/
stereoarchitect 8 months ago
very funny herzog-interview by steven colbert -> movieparasite.de
secondmcguffin 8 months ago
but the world is 12,000 years old.
mafauko 8 months ago
it looks WICKED cool.....but the editing for this trailer really bothered me....the titles were a constant glare, and the ending was repetition of a space object revealing "coming soon" several times.....OTHER THAN THAT ILL SEE IT
LetsLovex3 8 months ago
COLBERT
triviumlambofgod 8 months ago
Has anyone ever discovered Rhino bones in France? I mean come on Pangaea was 250 Million years ago sooo I don't know.
LordAvoc 8 months ago
Anyone who thinks this is a fake, it quite possibly is, he is a film maker. What i have heard him say about this film is that he is not a factual film or documentary maker. He said well compare it to the New York phone directory. Is that a completely accurate and factual document, is anyone going to check every single entry? No so take that for what its worth.
jakej3tt123 8 months ago
@jakej3tt123 The wall paintings are real. But you shouldn't worry about it. Just pray to God and keep your eyes closed. People like you can't handle reality. Just go back in hiding.
primummovens 8 months ago
@jakej3tt123 The wall paintings are real. But you shouldn't worry about it. Just pray to God and keep your eyes closed. People like you can't handle reality. Just go back in hiding. Others who do care, go look up the Lascaux caves.
primummovens 8 months ago
@jakej3tt123 Actually, he said the exact opposite of that - that it's NOT like the phone directory (which is, actually, a factual document, contrary to what you seem to believe) because facts in and of themselves aren't always lively enough to hold an audience's attention. Don't worry, I know, metaphors are hard.
SemanticApparatus 8 months ago
SAW IT wat a transporting experience...Herzog's use of 3d was shockingly good. It's 3d u've never seen before. It;s a film one should not miss...
ccai6 8 months ago
5 people can suck my hard stalagmite dick.
Simiankolya 8 months ago 2
very nice film, in my opinion some repetitions were not necessary, we got it! Mother goddess worship was not only in Europe part of the world, could be explained better in the film, annoying music got better at the end, wish he used Tuvan throat singers which would fit better to the spirit of the film, it is interesting to see in the paintings that there were more right handed people painted than the left handed ones, was the red paint w/the right palm image a bears blood?
dervishmermaid 9 months ago
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These ancient peoples had a relationship with the natural world that we can only imagine. Spirit played a major role in everyday life. Today we've reached a sort of middle-ground (and possibly lost something in the process),..where we're skeptically questioning everything. The only thing we don't realize is that the next step will come full circle. Back to what they knew from the beginning.
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And how accurate exactly is radiocarbon dating?...considering it's a 50 year old technology
Youbian 9 months ago
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Youbian 9 months ago
@kinbotest Herzog has a strange sense of humor, I wouldn't be surprised if this was a giant joke
PtAltmVansanTarr 9 months ago
The art looks fake. A damp, drippy cave and all the dark marks have not faded at all? The iconography itself is also fake looking. I'm a Herzog fan, but I think he has been hoodwinked along with the rest.
kinbotest 9 months ago
@kinbotest thats an extremely private cave they were only allowed in there for 3 hours at a time because of the strict air flow that they have to control to allow people to breathe.
KyUHLz 9 months ago
@kinbotest The wall paintings are real. That's the reason the caves are off limits for regular visitors - our breath would destroy the paintings. You probably never heard of the Lascaux caves either. Look it up. These type of cave paintings are not uncommon in Europe at all. Just use Wikipedia before posting nonsense on Youtube. It's what its there for, to learn knowledge.
primummovens 8 months ago
so I have to watch an advertisement, for an advertisement. Sweet.
strangestringsnyc 9 months ago 43
@strangestringsnyc I was going to post this same comment. Glad others see the same thing.
McDermottJack 8 months ago
@strangestringsnyc youtube ads are the most ridiculous things!
SuperMemzzz 4 months ago
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My 2y/o & can make paintings like that. Crap 2yrs - 32000yrs whoopy doo. Another flick to help me sleep.
Dyntithius 9 months ago
It's fantastic, and beautiful :D
HUNSomi 9 months ago
just saw the movie... not only are the caves and the drawings fascinating, but the many people interviewed, from different disciplines, are fascinating... much much much to think about.
But the music is very inappropriate, too intrusive
dorbarn 9 months ago 2
La Grotte Chauvet in Ardèche, the oldest decorated cave of the world (- 35,000 old years), is not yet part of the UNESCO world heritage list. Really umbelievable!!!!
Please, help to correct this mistake and support/vote for its inscription in the list!
FloDive 9 months ago 4
Just saw this today. The only 3-D movie I would recommend seeing.
Kinemacolor 9 months ago
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god i have to see this for mothers day :(
personman007 9 months ago
Are we today the crocodiles who look back into an abyss of time? The Coors Light commercial preceding this video makes me think: yes.
babysmalls 9 months ago 2
20,000? i heard it was 32,000
HiDantheBear 9 months ago
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saw this today, brilliant
MadHobbitStuff 9 months ago
I was waiting 2:16 for the gollum like monsters to come out - hungry
IceH88 9 months ago
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i could draw that shit.
nogoodbastid 10 months ago
@nogoodbastid well nogood....these paintings were made 30,000 years ago, your comment shows your evolution.
bitrough 9 months ago
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nogoodbastid 9 months ago
@nogoodbastid Yeah you probably could....but you don't shit in a field, fear the dark spirits and worship hunting gods-probably. Give the prehistoric 'humans' credit for something 32,000 yrs ago. This is about our DNA heritage and what makes you who you are today.
Real1shepherd 9 months ago
@Real1shepherd don't tell me what i do and don't do, real1shepherd. you don't know me!
nogoodbastid 9 months ago
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Those cave paintings are strangely reminiscent from those in The Descent.
undyinglight 10 months ago
Those cave paintings are strangely reminiscent from the in The Descent.
undyinglight 10 months ago
Werner is the creator of masterpieces, and this is one.
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