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By Fitz K (27) on 03 Apr 2011

Like many of Herzog's films, Heart of Glass deals with the mechanics of obsession…

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By Marcin W (42) on 08 Jan 2011

Herzog had all his actors hypnotized?! I wish I knew that before being bored by this, might've looked at it differently…

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By Jens T (504) on 19 Dec 2010

Another of Werner Herzog's grotesque film, with as always animals, beautiful landscape and insane people…

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By Appu B (115) on 06 Aug 2010

Heart of Glass--not be confused with the Blondie song : )--is not one of my favorite Herzog films, but it is a striking, beautiful, and surreal…

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By Claire A (165) on 03 Jun 2010

Hypnotised actors! Really eerie, loved the argument in the bar…

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By Tom C (719) on 11 May 2010

Unreservedly unprecedented in its acting methods, the questionable and unconventional way the actors conduct themselves under full hypnosis…

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By Evan H (764) on 20 Feb 2010

Holy shit. I'm marching onward into the HEART of the Herzog oeuvre with a film that I presume is about the Blondie song! No. It's not…

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By Mars D (129) on 10 Jan 2010

A very slow moving film interesting for the fact the actors were hypnotised. Not one of Herzog's best films as far as I'm concerned…

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By Al M (1,263) on 07 Jan 2010

Heart of Glass--not be confused with the Blondie song : )--is not one of my favorite Herzog films, but it is a striking, beautiful, and surreal…

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By Martin T (888) on 07 Jan 2010

As always with Herzog, there were lots of great moments, memorable images. But it gets dragged down by gimmicks…

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By Mirabella 1 (140) on 17 Dec 2009

HEART OF GLASS (1976) Written & Directed by Werner Herzog. Is it possible for a film to be 'genre-less…

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By Wahida K (516) on 13 Dec 2009

This is notoriously considered Herzog's most cryptic film; indeed, it's the one where he hypnotized much of the cast which gives it a hallucinatory…

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By Grégory S (340) on 06 Aug 2009

Film which is notorious for the cast (excluding one actor and few extras) being put under hypnosis by Herzog himself…

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By Marcus W (1,161) on 10 Jul 2009

This is Herzog in schizophrenic mode. On the one hand, when he's letting the camera linger in documentary mode, the film is great…

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By Pavandeep S (469) on 09 Jun 2009

Watching this brought back lots of memories and it was memories of the peculiar cinema of Herzog…

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By Darren E (108) on 07 May 2009

Nothing to do with Blondie, this is a story of the insanity that takes over an 18th century Bavarian village when the foreman of the glasswork…

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By Robert C (1,701) on 02 Apr 2009

Never mind the first ten minutes of this film, which have the look and feel (but none of th e charm) of a 1970's grade school film…

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By Roberto B (85) on 07 Feb 2009

This film makes me want to go out and buy a gigantic 1080p to watch it on…

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By Ben G (949) on 02 Feb 2009

Full disclosure: the computer suddenly stopped playing the DVD after an hour or so and I did not try to see more of it…

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By Mike T (1,122) on 28 Jan 2009

I love to imagine what it must have been like for the dude who played Hias the Prophet. Talk about strange working conditions…

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