Video of the week -- Nessun Dorma
Visuals by Ken Russell; music by Giacomo Puccini.
posted by Infidel753 at 4:22 AM
30 November 2010
Visuals by Ken Russell; music by Giacomo Puccini.
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3 Comments:
If the video had been black and white I almost would have thought I was watching an old episode of "Flash Gordon". Interesting.
Nice looking video and sound. Cant really say I understand if it was supposed to have a story line to it(?), which I'm sure it has ... but I just didnt catch it after only one view.
RtS: Interesting observation. I don't think I ever watched Flash Gordon, but I suppose it has a touch of The Outer Limits about it -- one of those "what's really going on" episodes.
RC: The weird pagan stuff at the beginning is a hallucination the woman is having after the car crash. Her mind interprets the doctor as some kind of high priest, the broken glass as jewelery, etc.
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