The combined raw acting talent of Kinski and the brilliance (and notably different directing style for this film) of Herzog combined makes this film great. It?s the script that makes it stand out as being fantastic!
Ridiculed by his superior officer, restricted to a diet of nothing but peas by his doctor, a confused, nervous and undernourished soldier is finally unhinged by his wife's apparent infidelity. Although not exactly a barrel of laughs, this wasn't as gruelling as I'd expected. Comp...( read more)
Good flick but not more than that, it significantly lacks of rhythm and in a way of imagination.
A classic play is made into a very good movie by the great Werner Herzog. A basic but fundamentally solid adaptation of the stage play, in which Klaus Kinski delivers a monster of a performance as the title character.
Sigo sin ser fan del cine aleman y esta cinta tiene todas las caracteristicas que me chocan. En general, pienso yo, que tienen un ritmo muy lento y muy poca estrategia visual, dejandonos una escena desde solo un plano... y uno de los chistes del cine es que pone al espectador en ...( read more)
I don't know about all of you, but I actually found this film really funny. I liked it a lot! I can understand why it wouldn't be for everyone, but I was just so into what was going on that I didn't care.
if this is the version of alban berg's opera wozzeck then yes i have seen it - all i remember is someone yelling 'das blud! das blud!' i don't want to see this again.
Peut-être pas la plus grande réussite de Herzog au niveau de la réalisation, mais le jeu surhumain de Klaus Kinski vient tout arranger. Sa performance fait littéralement le film. Il atteint un niveau d'intensité et d'investissement sans précédent, allant même jusqu'à exiger d'êtr...( read more)
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