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It seems that human inventions and industries are not good in comparison to nature and their own splendor. Here we present the world with a broader view and without regard to industry and human inventions. Nature in its basic form and all its contents appear in a group of images and videos produced more accurately.
Relentlessly concerned with the surface reality of human life, Koyaanisqatsi completely misses the inner beauties and dignities of man-made civilization.
July 05, 2004
Flipside Movie Emporium
I guarantee you've never seen anything quite like it.
January 14, 2003
DVDJournal.com
Whether or not the movie exposes a world that is manifestly out of balance, Reggio and Glass's liturgy is that rarest of art forms: an avant-garde work with purpose and substance that also succeeds as entertainment.
What makes this film great is its structure, the fact that photography, editing and music alone can combine to form an epic, 90-minute composition that coheres.
gets its point across through Phillip Glass' hypnotic and evocative score, cinematographer Ron Fricke's creative and provocative juxtapositions, and mystical forces