Enigma Of Kaspar Hauser, The

[mychemicalstevie]

Great movie! I had to watch it for a linguistics class, but I'm glad I did. It was pretty interesting. The ending confused me though. Random stabbing? Then ending with an autopsy? And the men weren't wearing gloves when they handled the "raw" brain! I was disappointed with how the movie was concluded, but other than that this was great.

[fabitaker2]

lol 1 stunde xD

[elvengadordebronce]

I would prefer a DVD. This file loads awfulluy slow.

[SpringSummer2010]

How did you download it from youtube? I couldn't do it with realyplayer, thanks

[stvshirl]

I just paid for the DVD, and I could've it watched it for free. :-( Great film tho.

[RobinLandman]

HAIL YOUTUBE ! They got fraking movies YEAH !

[academyartpromotion]

It takes a few seconds untill the first images.

Don't worry.

[herzogsbuick]

this won't play for me, it just sits there black

[hiroprotagonist50]

Why is this video rated for ages 18 and over? That's F'ing stupid.

[GordonMorrice]

One of the saddest endings in all of Cinema but also one of the most magical. It's an amazing film, impossible to fully come to terms with, like all of Herzog's films.

[hidanhokage]

youtube rules with this

[herzogsbuick]

fuckin oath, one minute I'm watching Bruno S playing like 5 months ago which is just outstanding, then out of no where I see one hour, 40 something, is that ALL of Kaspar Hauser? Right there, in related videos, for the entire world to appreciate? FUCK YES, the internet is indispensible, I'm near tears here

[lsfein]

One of Herzog's most accessible and timeless films. Great to see it here. It is interesting to note all of the "types" portrayed: Kaspar, yes, but also the gawkers, and the opportunists, the parasitic churchmen, the superior society folks, the efficient report writers, the preditors. Not only do we all have some of Kaspar in us, we all have some of the others in us, as well. Herzog is such a master at analyzing the human psyche. Besides all that, the photography in this was wonderful too.

[qaesyan]

I really appreciate your comment. I didn't think of it like that before.

[thingstosay2]

love this movie.

[01nauman]

really appreciated movie specially people related to film making, acting and writing. Awesome acting

[SummerJune25]

My teacher always said: Jeder für sich und Gott gegen alle! It is funny that they have this sentence here too!

[boxanova66]

Jeder fur sich und gott????, my god don't know what that means but sounded very nazi, nooooooo

[GordonMorrice]

It translates as "Every man for himself and God against all."

[SomeCharacters]

Such a sensitive film .. Bruno S. is amazing in the vulnerability and childlike wonder he brings to this portrayal. A fascinating consideration of the nature of perception and resilience of the spirit.

I watched this movie twice in one night, was moved to tears both times.

[katie1987xxx]

how much freakin spam can you put in one movie

[veganhotdog]

"Sure, centuries from now our great-great-great-grandchildre­n will look back at us with amazement at how we could allow such a precious achievement of human culture as the telling of a story to be shattered into smithereens by commercials, the same amazement we feel today when we look at our ancestors for whom slavery, capital punishment, burning of witches, and the inquisition were acceptable everyday events." -Werner Herzog

[marcstolz]

Vielen Dank Bruno !!!

Wir sehen uns in Berlin.

[BarbraStriesand]

All the fucking adds kind of kill the movie.

[MidnightRayn]

all the fucking ads are the reason you ever had the oppertunity to watch the movie.

kill might have been a bad choice of words.

[ClothCanopy]

We are all alot like Kaspar Hauser.

[MidnightRayn]

perhaps it's more accurate to say kaspar hauser is alot like all of us.

[ketchuplover3]

Guess they don't play in dial-up :(

[dookerbaby]

why is Kasper Hauser so old in this movie?

[MidnightRayn]

same reason hamlet has been performed by women.

a better question would be. why are you so arrogent to think it matters?

[theequalizer2007]

and that reason... happens to be?...

[MidnightRayn]

because context supersedes the boundaries of a single feeble mind.

also because it's fun to watch you squirm.

[nocount1]

I hope they can add Heart of Glass

[NanWellins]

I first saw this in college in the 1970s and never forgot it...

[danyboy78113]

this is one of the most powerfull movies ever made

[momo198334]

oussama ayad

[regionalmathematics]

i liked this movie a lot 3 years ago

[eggziztential]

I love the fact that Herzog is finally on Youtube.