Classic sci-fi that influenced many later directors and films. Hard to find- I did a poor job shooting this from a 16mm film which I can’t borrow again, was unable to make the subtitles clearer- but i hope there is enjoyment anyway, YT has several dubbed-in English versions- one not too good (the narrator uses the phrase, “the head experimentater” making me think for all his perfect accent he is not a native english speaker- it hurts the solemn mood of the film when such comical gaffs occur, and holes in a really nice soundtrack to replace the narration- another dub is better done, tho the guy sounds like Keith Moon, quite cockney… and one is a student project with a re-dubbed soundtrack. This is the film as released on 16mm, retaining the original soundtrack, and with subtitles that are hard to read…but like most Americans I hate dubbing. Wanna hear the sound more as the director intended. So even tho its not a great copy, on this one you can hear it in French and read it in English…it has a cool soundtrack- I like to mic the films from near the projector so you get to hear the clacking and whirring. So if like me you understand v. little French but hate dubbing, you may like to see this version.
#1 by Marcello641987 on February 4th, 2010
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I am german and I can´t understand anything of the whispered words….
#2 by TheGreenestG on February 4th, 2010
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The DVD has the same subtitles and whispering. The visual quality has simply been reduced by the recording process (no-ones fault, and completely normal).
Whining about this is poor behavior. If you must see a pristine version, rent or buy the DVD (available on Netflix and Amazon, respectively).
Thanks RobinofSactown! I’m using this as research for my first movies in film school
#3 by filmfanatic99 on February 4th, 2010
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what is the opening song?
#4 by ObscureReference4302 on February 4th, 2010
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Judging by other copies I’ve seen on YouTube, the whispering (in German?) is part of the movie.
#5 by picktooth11 on February 4th, 2010
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You did a shitty job on this. The subtitles are for the most part, unreadable. And you were whispering to someone during the whole movie.
#6 by peacecat1 on February 4th, 2010
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Freekishly awesome
#7 by demonchick00 on February 5th, 2010
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Wow! That was great! thanks!
#8 by ibtihale1 on February 5th, 2010
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thank u so much for posting! tres gentil de ta part!
#9 by madkrull on February 5th, 2010
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Thank you very much for posting that great movie
the sound and video quality doesnt matter, It’s a fantastic movie in many ways
#10 by pigfaceddog on February 5th, 2010
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Hey Brother thanks for posting this and I (in my opinion) think Gilliam did it justice with 12 Monkeys thogh they capped his Budget I still think he did great.
#11 by fabiandalesio on February 5th, 2010
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Al fin lo he podido ver, gracias !
#12 by crazzioveru23 on February 5th, 2010
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thank you.
#13 by RobinofSactown on February 5th, 2010
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I have made a new “silent” science fiction short based on the French films, la jetee and rendez-vous by claude lelouche. That film has no actors or dialog, but is exciting to see- La Jetee can b boring- so I combined these 2 films- if it works, we give lelouche a motivation for his…drive- and actors who never move but make a huge presence. and la jetee has sad and beautiful notions- a little colour, a car race and a a chance to live above ground help us to hope . eh?
#14 by Okashira1 on February 5th, 2010
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I had never seen this before, interesting story. I noticed a mistake or two in the subtitles, but very minor. Thanks for posting !
#15 by AmbarKVZ on February 5th, 2010
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Amazing… Thank you, merci becaoup, gracias, dankense
#16 by 5k3lu2 on February 5th, 2010
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this story is a perfect mental loop. a true work of art with the human mind as a canevas. thanks a lot for sharing man
#17 by ox18ifz17 on February 5th, 2010
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Thanks for sharing this rare recording with us.