Disappointing sequel to Koyaanisqatsi. The focus has shifted away from the marvellous wonders of Planet Earth and onto life in developing nations. Although a worthy, interesting portrait it doesn't capture my imagination nor hold my attention anywhere near as well its predecessor...( read more)
This movie is more personable than its predecessor Koyaanisqatsi. The music is tribal and danceable at some parts. It had people in motion with nature; I won't say I understood what it all meant.
We're accustomed to these images, it's harder for them to be interesting when compared to ones rarely seen (Koyaanisqatsi) - and still it succeeds. Not as powerful as Koyaan, but the vibrant score, like the one in Koyaan, brings the ordinary to life; it's a very uplifting and rev...( read more)
Similar to Koyaanisqatsi, there are some really cool images in this film, but the footage is all just "tourist" shots of south-west and southern Asia; no interesting angles or camera styles like its prequel.
Again the film didn't need to be 100 minutes long; the tempo of the edi...( read more)
the second part of the qatsi trilogy was not as good as Koyaanisqatsi (though i rate them equal), but still very different. a journey into developing countries and the struggle of their people for survival. they may be economicaly poor, but they're very rich in spirituality.
The second chapter in the staggering trilogy by Reggio and Glass. At times the music almost over-powers the images but nevertheless, the movie has many unforgettable images. It's also worth checking out Anima Mundi, Reggio's 25 min short on Animals. Not to mention his five min sh...( read more)
One of the films from my favorite trilogy. I love this movie; it has a wonderful soundtrack and the video itself is very eye-opening. It's a pity more people haven't seen this movie.
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