(Uncut Version) Werner Herzog - Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

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[RakeRocter]

saw this movie last night. INCREDIBLE! HILARIOUS! BRILLIANT IN EVERY WAY!

[MrUnderdog1970]

There is a certain wisdom and eloquence that Werner possesses that I find very engaging. I enjoy his interviews as much as his films.

[JoeyDrunko]

Fuck this movie. You take a gritty, nc-17 movie like Bad Lieutenant, and turn it into a stupid fuckin Nick Cage movie.

I like Cage in some films, but he's a horrible "actor". He's not the guy you hire for a gritty cop film.

I wish they would've just called this pile of shit something else.

[21innocentbystander]

@RakeRocter Amen brother. Brilliant film.

[JacksInn]

The idea of Cage's character standing in the corner behind that door - waiting for those two old ladies to come - maybe for hours on end, and picturing him at one point pulling out a dry shaver (?) and starting to shave his crazy face, made me laugh hysterically.

[basslicker420]

Terrible movie.

This director is a sick fuck.

[Rotwang49]

"I am always eager to keep actors out of harm's way." Except for midgets.

[ManEaterFromReading]

@hopkins4545 lol, It was never planned as a remake, Herzog has never even seen the original, but the production company thought it would give the film more selling-power... a really really dumb move on their part

[shubidooh]

werner is such a great person :)

[hopkins4545]

Nothing compared to the original, but brilliant in it's own way.

[Maarttttt]

@RakeRocter true

[MovieMentalist]

@sirdoug3 For my degree, I spent a term writing poetry. I used many images that could be seen to symbolize or represent. Each reader could put their own individual meaning into my writing, responding in a unique way. When they asked me what it meant, I would answer that it is better for them to decide for themselves. The truth is, I did not try to symbolize anything; I wanted only to articulate interesting images.