Pasolini´s Salo

[rbkwp]

Loved Pier Paolos stuff (NZ at the time had very limited amounts of foreign films comming in.)
also enjoyed Luchino Viscontis work, that Death in Venice and the hauntingly beautiful Mahler Music impressed a young hidden gay youth of the time, especially the cool actor Dirk Bogarde
did not know at the time if i loved the youngster Tadzio, (i was a kid myself) or the older, ha

Personally dont like over analying the content of any Movie.
enjoyment & entertainment is what it was all about to me.
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have not seen Salo OP

 

[Errol_Sin]

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For those who are interested in Pasolini's cinematic work:


From the lewd Salò back to the philosophical uccellacci e uccellini (1966).

Which some critics rank as his greatest movie...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTUMwMkYvS0

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[DiabloBoi]

i saw this film not too long ago and i just thought it was stupid!
there didn't seem to be a point or notice in it at all...
still, it was interesting in part, if only for contemplating about the mind that this shit came from and how it thought it was entertaining or artistic. then again, those thoughts lasted all of 3-5 seconds...

 

[Errol_Sin]

i saw this film not too long ago and i just thought it was stupid!

You are talking about Salò, I suppose.

Just to make sure that there are no mistakings with
preceding recommendations, ragazzo...

 

[atlas23]

Those guys are hung like horses!

 

[ZebraRJ]

unfortunately the HUGE dicks in Salò are FAKE... u can see it clearly watching the blu-ray... the HD images reveals it all...lol.. also, u can see that all the well endowed guys have the 'same' pubic hair...and the penises colours are freak...

Btw the guy who fucks the bishop looks even cuter in HD... does anybody knows if he was an actor or a prostitute?

 

[Northyara]

At least one act

Pasolini didn't use fake penises in his films. He never had to. Pasolini, himself, was famous for packing an abnormally large penis comparable to his father's. If you need to see how big that probably was, check out the 1978 biography on Pasolini that includes many family photos of his father standing knee deep along the ocean shore wearing the common one-piece-piece-covers-all bathing suit, covering everything from his elbows to his knees. The suit is wet. It's amazing Pasolini's dad's fat enormous tool doesn't stick completely out from under that tight knee-length suit.

Somewhere there are still copies available of nothing but photos of Pasolini and snippets of his writings. Many of the photos show Paolo nude. When soft he could tie it into a large a knot.

At least one actor has a fake penis because it has to be burnt for the film!

 

[Northyara]

At least one act

Pasolini didn't use fake penises in his films. He never had to. Pasolini, himself, was famous for packing an abnormally large penis comparable to his father's. If you need to see how big that probably was, check out the 1978 biography on Pasolini that includes many family photos of his father standing knee deep along the ocean shore wearing the common one-piece-piece-covers-all bathing suit, covering everything from his elbows to his knees. The suit is wet. It's amazing Pasolini's dad's fat enormous tool doesn't stick completely out from under that tight knee-length suit.

Somewhere there are still copies available of nothing but photos of Pasolini and snippets of his writings. Many of the photos show Paolo nude. When soft he could tie it into a large a knot.

At least one actor has a fake penis because it has to be burnt for the film!

 

[SmokedPython]

Salo is a very powerful, very disturbing film even today. Remains probably the best adaptation of the Marquis De Sade's writing. I went to see it at a Dublin arthouse cinema when I was eighteen after hearing all the controversy over it. Although I don't think it's close to it, the guys who made A Serbian Film could do a genuinely no holds barred De Sade film. Even Pasolini had to pull SOME of his punches...

 

[SmokedPython]

Salo is a very powerful, very disturbing film even today. Remains probably the best adaptation of the Marquis De Sade's writing. I went to see it at a Dublin arthouse cinema when I was eighteen after hearing all the controversy over it. Although I don't think it's close to it, the guys who made A Serbian Film could do a genuinely no holds barred De Sade film. Even Pasolini had to pull SOME of his punches...

I recently learned from the Wiki for Saló that Pasolini planned it as the first in his "Trilogy of Death" to counterpoint his luscious Trilogy of Life, the second would have been a historical biopic of Gilles De Rais, the occultist and child-killer (allegedly) who reportedly went mad after Joan of Arc's death. A pity he never lived to complete it.

 

[SmokedPython]

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I recently learned from the Wiki for Saló that Pasolini planned it as the first in his "Trilogy of Death" to counterpoint his luscious Trilogy of Life, the second would have been a historical biopic of Gilles De Rais, the occultist and child-killer (allegedly) who reportedly went mad after Joan of Arc's death. A pity he never lived to complete it.

Coming soon to Netflix
Monster: The Gilles De Rais story, starring Timothée Chalamet...

 

[SmokedPython]

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Coming soon to Netflix
Monster: The Gilles De Rais story, starring Timothée Chalamet... View attachment 106247481

Aha, looked it up. Apparently the third part might have been Porno-Theo-Colossal, scenes from the script were visualized in Abel Ferrara's Pasolini in 2014. Which also has some memorable gay, straight sex scenes.