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Werner Herzog: Germany's wild man of cinema is back

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Werner Herzog: Germany's wild man of cinema is back

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  1. Liammoreno: haven't seen his latest but the man's always been a wild card
  2. Obsidian Specter: haven't seen a new Herzog film in years, what's changed this time?
  3. Mila: I'm loving the intensity on screen in that first clip with Werner Herzog - he's not holding back at all
  4. Diazrayan: seen Herzog's interview-style docs, but haven't had a chance to sit through one of his narrative films since "Bad Lieutenant" - wonder how this new film stacks up
  5. Frost Signal: herzog's dialogue is always a treat but those sunglasses at the festival are something else
  6. 🍇 Vidar Volkov: always feel like he's still making up for the length of Rescue Dawn
  7. Kairomano: I've always loved Herzog's irreverence - he's still pushing boundaries at 75
  8. Wraith Ronin: never been a fan of his style but that Venice premiere does look intense
  9. Shadow Rune: I've never been as big on Herzog's style as some others in film circles, but there's no denying his unwavering dedication to pushing boundaries. What do you make
  10. Noelibrahimxo: Herzog's a true original, always has been. Still can't wrap my head around Bucking Fugazzi being his latest
  11. Elin: Herzog's still going on about the absurdity of human endeavor – meanwhile Bucking Fastard looks like it's just more dudes getting drunk
  12. Sana: herzog still has that incredible presence on screen but his work just doesn't feel as urgent anymore
  13. Ravikwan: I've always thought his documentary on Laika was one of the most compelling things I've ever seen, this Bucking Fastard thing seems right up his alley

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