The life and work of Werner Herzog
in Movies ·
Right now, you’re giving me major Green Ant Top vibes.
I'll give you this: Aguirre is consistent. He always delivers.
Heart of Glass? Too shaky for me. I don't think it holds up against the rest.
Cobra Verde actually works, though. It's got something.
And Fitzcarraldo.
I found Kaspar Hauser interesting—not sure how it would land today, though.
Woyzeck always felt a bit sketchy to me.
I could stomach Stroszek back in the day, but looking back, it feels like nothing more than pretentious nonsense.
The Dwarfs are starting to head down that same path of pure pretension.
As for Rescue Dawn, I have no clue. I felt nothing watching it; it just doesn't stand out.
I'll give you this: Aguirre is consistent. He always delivers.
Heart of Glass? Too shaky for me. I don't think it holds up against the rest.
Cobra Verde actually works, though. It's got something.
And Fitzcarraldo.
I found Kaspar Hauser interesting—not sure how it would land today, though.
Woyzeck always felt a bit sketchy to me.
I could stomach Stroszek back in the day, but looking back, it feels like nothing more than pretentious nonsense.
The Dwarfs are starting to head down that same path of pure pretension.
As for Rescue Dawn, I have no clue. I felt nothing watching it; it just doesn't stand out.