The Wall Movie Pink Floyd ~repack~ [iOS]

Originally, Roger Waters wanted the film to star himself. Thankfully, he realized he looked too old and wasn't an actor. Other names floated, including Sting (who turned it down). Then, Alan Parker made a brilliant choice: Bob Geldof.

The Wall doesn’t offer easy answers. It doesn’t tell you that "love conquers all." In the film, the final scene shows children picking through the rubble of the demolished wall. They look confused. They don’t know what to do with the freedom. That’s the terrifying truth: tearing down the wall is only the first step. the wall movie pink floyd

Pink Floyd – The Wall (1982) Film Report Directed by Alan Parker and written by Roger Waters , Pink Floyd – The Wall is a surrealist musical drama that translates the band's 1979 concept album into a fragmented, visually-driven narrative . Originally, Roger Waters wanted the film to star himself

is a surreal, psychological musical film based on the band's 1979 concept album. Narrative and Themes Then, Alan Parker made a brilliant choice: Bob Geldof

These animations elevated the film from a rock-star drama to a universal allegory about how society and family mold broken men.

When premiered in 1982, critics were baffled. Roger Ebert gave it a lukewarm review, calling it "a cross between Tommy and The Rise of Hitler ." Many accused it of being self-indulgent, pretentious, and even fascist (confusing the depiction of fascism with an endorsement of it).