Highlights from Milton's 17th century epic poem are accompanied by visuals and music. Featuring original music by Matt Peterson (solo piano, from "The Paradise Suite"; available at iTunes store). Also featuring music by Craig Armstrong ("Escape") and John Debney (from "The Passion Of The Christ" soundtrack).
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rlp123 3 days ago
Great job on the video. Loved watching it!
TheRadioAteMyTV 1 week ago
@karidineva the movie for paradise lost isn't out yet. I hear rumors on the internet the movie is coming out sometime in 2013
outsiderluvr14 1 month ago
wow...just wow so epic. wish i was there to comfort Lucifer when he was cast out of heaven like that
outsiderluvr14 1 month ago
@Stardweller1 Many argue that Milton set out to condemn Lucifer/Satan (depending on whether you refer to him by his pre- or postlapsarian state), but was enthralled and captured by the tragic heroism of the character. You can't help but see that Lucifer is portrayed as conflicted, but at the same time resolute, and both needlessly arrogant as well as righteously proud.
theguywhoclimbstrees 1 month ago
if somebody know where i can download the film "paradise lost" by John Milton ...Please write me e-mail kari_dineva@abv.bg
karidineva 2 months ago
@Babs44sun Well, yeah, it wasn't exactly all-around simple, but Satan still struck me very much as the bad guy, or at least the antagonist. Milton was at least clear that he wasn't "good."
Stardweller1 2 months ago
@Stardweller1 well, if you are alluding to the interpretation of the traditonal god good and satan evil, i think personally its a lot more complex than that.
Babs44sun 2 months ago
@Babs44sun Er...really? That's certainly not the impression the poem gives me.
Stardweller1 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
The pictures of Gustave Dorè are amazing!
mrsalento78 2 months ago