akira kurosawa vs sounds of nature

- sounds of nature -









oldman:
we try to live the way man used to.


that's the natural way of life.


people today have forgotten they're really just a part of nature.
yet, they destroy the nature on which our lives depend.


they always think they can make something better.


especially scientists.


they may be smart but most don't understand the heart
of nature.they only invent things that in the end make
people unhappy.


yet they're so proud of their inventions.
what's worse, most people are, too.


they view them as if they were miracles.
they worship them.


they don't know it,but they're losing nature.


they don't see that they're going to perish.


the most important things for human beings are clean air and


clean water and the trees and grass that produce them.


everything is being dirtied polluted forever.
dirty air, dirty water...


dirtying the hearts of men.



- akira kurosawa -
(dreams)

orson welles vs radiohead

- radiohead -
(climbing up the walls)


george amberson minafer walked homeward slowly
through what seemed to be the strange streets of a
strange city.


the town was growing and changing.


it was heaving up in the middle, incredibly.


it was spreading, incredibly.


and as it heaved and spread, it befouled itself, and
darkened its sky.


this was the last walk home he was ever to take up
national avenue to amberson addition, and the big old
house at the foot of amberson boulevard.


tomorrow, they were to move out.


tomorrow, everything would be gone.


george:please god, forgive me!


something had happened, a thing which years ago
had been the eagerest hope of many, many good
citizens of the town.


and now it came at last: george amberson minafer had
got his comeuppance.


he'd got it three times filled and running over.


but those who had longed for it were not there to see it.


and they never knew it, those who were still living had
forgotten all about it, and all about him.


- orson welles -
(the magnificent ambersons)

david lynch vs beethoven

- beethoven -
(symphony no.9 in d minor op.125 - molto vivace)


paul: i must not fear.
fear is the mind-killer.


fear is the little-death that brings total
obliteration. i will face my fear.


i will permit it to pass over me and
through me.


and when my fear is gone i will turn
and face fear's path,


and only i will remain.


- david lynch -
(dune)

orson welles vs jonny greenwood

- jonny greenwood -
(proven lands)

quinlan: come on, read my future for me.


tanya: you haven't got any.


quinlan: what do you mean?


tanya: your future is all used up


- orson welles -
(touch of evil)