'All people, no matter who they are, all wish they'd appreciated life more. It's what you do in life that's important, not how much time you have.' - That is a FANTASTIC quote.

@hermannmusik

2 жыл бұрын

"or what you wish you would have done"

@privaternutzer7595

2 жыл бұрын

YES! I love it very much.

@LukeIdontKnow

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@privaternutzer7595

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevencarroll9355 is it?

@MrHankulley

2 жыл бұрын

Jacques Brel said before him : "Ce qui compte, c'est l'intensité d'une vie, pas la durée d'une vie". And Bowie liked Brel...

man I’ve literally cried just watching this teaser trailer, especially hearing his voice 😭 it almost feels like david has been brought back to us for a mere moment… I’m gonna be in absolute shambles when I finally get to see this but my godd, THIS is the kind of cinematic masterpiece tribute bowie deseves. I am SO SO pumped for september!!

@davidnewman690

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! It’s going to be an emotional journey!

@fauntue1657

2 жыл бұрын

The first 'celebrity' passing that truly left me grieving. I did not realize how much love I had for Bowie until that moment. I run a cinema and I look forward to playing this.

@johnnythunders78

2 жыл бұрын

I sobbed like a baby!😭😭😭😭😭

@ilishkishmish

2 жыл бұрын

@@fauntue1657 unfortunately I only got into his music and art after he had already passed, but definitely for me it is one of those celebrity deaths that make me ugly cry.. to this day I cannot listen to blackstar from start to finish unless I’m willing to sob uncontrollably

@privaternutzer7595

2 жыл бұрын

💖 I have been watching this teaser again and again almost daily... it is SO Him. And we all love and miss him. I feel like u.

THIS is how you make a film about an artist, not some flashy Hollywood biopic with half-ass actors to loosely portray them and their true story all messed up for "dramatic effect" or "artistic liberty". This is a real tribute and celebration, a true biography.

@ivankaramasov

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I loathe the idea of a conventional biopic about Bowie, and I would certainly never watch such a movie. This one might be interesting and fun though

@girasoljardin3314

Жыл бұрын

You speak truth.

This gives me goosebumps, thinking he came back to earth to do his biopic movie starring himself. Can't wait already crying rn. See you in cinemas, Starman!

@kurtisrobertson2151

2 жыл бұрын

Perfectly captured my thoughts and emotions when I saw this long live the long legged Duke!!

@markgillan3750

2 жыл бұрын

$555

@mclare71

2 жыл бұрын

Same!! Crying!

@fitwithvika

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@markgillan3750

2 жыл бұрын

@@mclare71 Likewise. 💚

I can't wait for this! I thought it was just gonna focus on his 70s music but looks like we'll get an overall sense of his whole career which is way better!

@zachsmith3

2 жыл бұрын

@Rolf Josef Spiegelhalter ok

@greigbutler4498

2 жыл бұрын

@@DancingAngelz didn’t hear any of those and I don’t want to know what they were, I want my memory of Bowie to be as it is, don’t need to hear a load of lies about him… or anyone

@greigbutler4498

2 жыл бұрын

He wasn’t just around in the 70s, he was making albums in the 60s till the decade he died, so about 50 years

@bengejuknowit3048

2 жыл бұрын

@Rolf Josef Spiegelhalter I don't think you read my original comment properly. I said "it was way better" that we get to see ALL his career in this movie than just his 70s era. Only reason I said " I just thought it was gonna focus on 70s" was because of the title of the film! You are spot on mind about his music through the decades has been superb!

@joesimon2029

Жыл бұрын

@Rolf Josef Spiegelhalter He should have retired in the 1980s.

This is absolutely insane! I’m so excited to see this! I truly hope this will do David Bowie justice.

@DanBlabbers

2 жыл бұрын

I think it will be the best tribute to Bowie ever. It’s actually done with the permission of his family and has his music in it and narrated by himself from audio recordings throughout his life

@benitojay9010

2 жыл бұрын

What justice is he owed exactly?

@wilcogains

2 жыл бұрын

​@@benitojay9010 @Daniel Braaten I'd say Bowie deserves a great doco on his life achievements after that movie Stardust. It had none of his songs, wasn't blessed by his family, and focused on a very early period of his career which didn't truly represent his overall approach to his art. This one however looks great for all of those reasons ^^^

@jakabokbotch99

Жыл бұрын

I'm just glad it's a documentary and not an agenda-driven movie with someone "portraying" Bowie.

@jakabokbotch99

Жыл бұрын

@@benitojay9010 Dude, calm down. It's an outdated phrase, much like, "I'm smelling what you're stepping in"; or "Don't shit the bed". It's not to be taken literally. This is a music thread. Please don't bring division to a cool and groovy thread. If you're looking for an argument, I'll argue. I'll start: 'Domino' is the best movie made, in the last 20 years.

This looks like the brilliant tribute Bowie deserves, at last.

@GjaP_242

Жыл бұрын

By A.O. Scott - Sept. 15, 2022 ‘Moonage Daydream’ Review: David Bowie’s Sound and Vision Instead of plodding through the chronology of Bowie’s life and career, Morgen conjures the singer’s presence through an artful collage of concert footage and other archival material, 1:03 including feature films and music videos. There are a lot of great songs, and thanks to Morgen’s dexterous editing, Bowie himself seems to provide the narration, a ghostly effect (he died in 2016) that resonates with some of his ideas about time, consciousness and the universe. Source: The New York Times

Brett Morgen did Kurt Cobain justice in the documentary "Montage of Heck", I'm sure he'll do the same for the Starman himself. Let's all freak out in a Moonage Daydream!

When Bowie passed away, all that month I mourned him, I wept off and on all that January. It's notoriously a difficult month for me having lost a brother, and several other loved ones in different years but all in January. So I'm generally more emotional during January in general, so when we lost David Bowie & Alan Rickman (another I adored) it hurt so much more. I think the fact that it felt so out of nowhere, no time to prepare, feeling blindsided, made it so much more shocking. I know David was just a human, like all of us, but he really had some kind of magick that was so rare, so BEAUTIFUL, I don't think anyone else will ever bring this world that kind of magick again. What a gift he was to this world.

Been waiting for something like this for YEARS and it's finally coming. Just from the teaser alone, this is going to be epic. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard putting this film together. Love and miss you David. ❤

How surprising is it that Moonage Daydream is my favourite and most listened Bowie song? A masterpiece, and now this well deserved film... hopefully it will do the Starman justice.

@seank5515

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the trailer music was going to drop into... "I'm an alligatooorrrrr..."

@mauricioandres7470

2 жыл бұрын

@@seank5515 Would've been great but I think they wanted to focus more on his voice, in a "I'm back just to show you this, baby" way, reinforcing the new

@GravityBoy72

2 жыл бұрын

Ronson solo... amazing.

@naaz962

2 жыл бұрын

@@GravityBoy72 fuck yeah

@rayhill5767

2 жыл бұрын

Put your ray gun to my head

Not even death can stop the legend that is David Bowie

@MAZE4

2 жыл бұрын

He'll live on forever through his music.

ahhhh i really cannot wait for this, brings tears to my eyes to see and hear David, like he's been brought back to perform again in this film about him, the fact that it has 48 of his songs in it and him narrating it is just super awesome... i really hope that the cinema release comes for us in the UK and spends 2 weeks there so i can go see it multiple times... Love you David

@johnnythunders78

2 жыл бұрын

It's definitely going to open at the Curzon in Soho⚡⚡⚡

The Musical Cinematic Universe just keeps on growing

Does anyone else have tears of joy watching this? Looks so incredible! Apparently the Bowie estate opened their vaults for the director to access the film elements for this documentary. Been a Bowie fan for 50 years. Saw him live 3 times. My favorite male solo artist of all time. I'm going to see this multiple times when it comes out.

Oh, my dear Star Man. It still hurts that you're gone. 💙🌌🌠

The footage from the Low-Heroes Tour alone makes this just mouth-watering.

Finally an official Bowie film!!!

@travis5732

2 жыл бұрын

I actually wanted to forget the other one 😂

@davidhughes6770

2 жыл бұрын

It's not got any of his music in it LOL (that was reported months ago and got significant backlash but pretty pictures make people go 'ooooh'). Warner own the rights to his music post 68, the movie is through Universal (who only own the pre 68 stuff) so unsure at how 'official' you want to call this.

@ayleidcaligo2227

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidhughes6770 You're talking about Stardust, this is a completely different film, a documentary in fact, and the Bowie family gave the team making this access to his music and archives. Check your facts before you want to act snarky

""I'm not a prophet or a stone age man just a mortal with potential of a superman I'm living on".. oh indeed you are living on, forever I hope. R.I.P

Looks great! Really looking forward to it. Even more so if it’s eventually released on DVD / Blu-ray for those of us who still like to own a physical copy of things like this.

@seankilburn7200

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t see dvd/blu-ray ever disappearing completely. It still has its place albeit on a much smaller scale.

@mjh5437

2 жыл бұрын

@@seankilburn7200 I still like to use my VHS too!

@Saya-jo5cc

2 жыл бұрын

@@seankilburn7200 This comes from J e s u s

@Alyric-now

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, I'm grabbing my popcorn and eye-liner for the movie. ;-) Big screen and sound system.

David changed his style all the time, both musically and physically.

@stevenp9209

Жыл бұрын

Yup. that's the more superficial take

This looks like all Bowie fans have been waiting for ! Can't wait ⚡

@416719

2 жыл бұрын

We are

this will be my “everything, everywhere, all at once”

@chloefpuff

2 жыл бұрын

This bunbunbunny watched this teaser today and thought “omg it’s like Everything Everywhere All At Once”. What a great way to experience Bowie.

Qué emocionante es el hecho de que el director tuvo acceso ilimitado a los archivos de Bowie, eso significa que la película estará repleta de material inédito, no puedo esperar para ver todas las sorpresas que tienen preparadas. De entrada, sé que por fin le dieron un vistazo al vídeo de Earl's Court 1978...

@elisekuma

2 жыл бұрын

que bueno que la famila dio permiso para hacer una pelicula digna de David Bowie, ya quiero verla!

@Ana_D.C.

2 жыл бұрын

Es un total de más de 50 horas de metraje bruto (exactamente igual que el último documental del maestro Ennio Morricone). Lo maravilloso habría sido publicarlo tal cuál integrante. 50 horas brutas en su totalidad divididas en varios episodios. Todo en Bowie era así, como su mente. Una ODISEA. Una persona como él, que tenía oído absoluto y tocaba más de 10 instrumentos, y que sin estudiar musicología previamente, era capaz de dominar la música jazz como pocos pasándole a sus músicos en cintas lo que la noche de antes había tarareado (ya fueran arreglos para cada instrumento, composiciones, orquestación, letras, melodías, ideas, etc) bien merece un reconocimiento más largo en lo que a tiempo de duración en días se refiere (en la misma línea de intenso que era él mismo, porque David no tenía fin). No digo que esta JOYA en si misma no lo sea, ¡ni muchísimo menos!, pero a todos se os va a hacer muuuy corto. Personalmente, a mí se me hizo muuuy corto y escaso sabiendo que en realidad hay más de 50 horas brutas de metraje. Sería maravilloso que hubieran hecho un concepto con pases en cine 100% inmersivos y fragmentados en episodios/capítulos y, obviamente con una entrada general que sirviera para varios días. Igual que cuando alguien se apunta a un curso y acude en diferentes días y al final del curso te dan un diploma acreditativo de tu asistencia. Por que eso es David Bowie y su gran amiga KATE BUSH. Cuando absolutamente NADIE se paró por un momento a pensar en el arte como un concepto inmersivo ambos lo hicieron posible y realidad fusionando acting, performance, diseño de indumentaria y vestuario escénico, fotografía, avant garde, vídeo-arte, musicología, baile, canto e interpretación de personajes y roles de ficción (exactamente igual que los actores y las actrices de musicales suben cada día al escenario dándolo todo en cada función). Fusionaron todas las bellas artes junto con las artes escénicas y la (contra)cultura popular, y hasta con el ocultismo y el misticismo (en el caso de David Bowie). Todo eso es una CLASE MAGISTRAL y bien merece un visionado detallado de todas esas más de 50 horas. No es fanatismo sino admiración. Es respeto por lo bien hecho y por cómo dedicó toda su vida y cómo lo hizo (y no las horas que invirtió). Posteriormente también me encantaría que esas más de 50 horas brutas se lanzaran a las plataformas digitales y TV digitales como serie de TV y además, como tan bien habría hecho el señor Bowie, la publicación en formato físico (edición especial coleccionista incluida) de esas más de 50 horas brutas junto con todos los extras de la realización de esta épica ODISEA que ha sido llevarlo a cabo y gestarlo. Para mí es una verdadera lástima que Stanley Kubrick (nunca escatimó en tiempo y horas) no esté porque él mismo personalmente lo habría dirigido, realizado y supervisado así. Contando con que en pleno siglo XXI existen personas que no pueden moverse de casa o ir al cine (personas enfermas y encamadas) y para ellos las plataformas digitales son su salvación y una de sus ventanas al mundo de la (contra)cultura popular, y mantener su mente viva/despierta. No nos olvidemos que el mismísimo Bowie llego a un punto de degeneración progresiva por su enfermedad que su ventana al mundo fue 100% así. Con todo lo que sus hijos le traían para mantenerse su mente viva, más allá de lo muchísimo que su medicación terminal le hacía dormir (para calmar sus grandes dolores). David así lo habría soñado. Que por ejemplo, personas con cánceres terminales, diálisis severas, o ELA muy desarrollado y en fase terminal (mi pareja, y a todos los efectos, mi marido y compañero de viaje, RIP) que sean completos admiradores del HISTÓRICO y VISIONARIO legado de ‘El Duque Blanco’ Bowie pudieran ver todo ese metraje bruto de más de 50 horas sin moverse de casa, porque para ellos/as serían una inyección de VIDA LITERALMENTE. Si David Bowie hubiera visto en sus últimos días más de 50 horas brutas sobre alguien que él admiraba y le inspiró de pequeño a ser quien fue en el futuro habría sido una dosis de VIDA en esos últimos días antes de partir… Ojalá publiquen esas más de 50 horas brutas en blu-ray. Sería absolutamente maravilloso 👊🏽🖤⚡️

@LauraGonzalez-fq5pk

2 жыл бұрын

@@elisekuma Stardust es mejor olvidarnos de que existió

@LauraGonzalez-fq5pk

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ana_D.C. y si, la carrera y vida de David son tan complejas, que una sola película jamás podría contarlo todo.

@Ana_D.C.

2 жыл бұрын

@@LauraGonzalez-fq5pk, además de verdad. 5 millones de fotos y de vídeos fueron cedidos por la familia en 2017. Si son un total de más de 50 horas brutas de documental terminado (y se tuvo que reducir a la duración actual), imagina el resto de horas y horas y horas de metraje que quedaron fuera de esas más de 50 horas. Estoy completamente convencida que de poderse ver todo sería el documental sobre David Bowie más largo de la historia.

'Moonage Daydream' the song was easily the most amazing tune on that excellent album. Mick Ronson's guitar solo blending with Bowie's vocals at the end of the song was simply mind-blowing. Bowie was a performance artist right to the end, sorely missed.

It always feels like he's speaking or singing just for me, and I know I'm not alone. I think that must be part of why he's so special. Life is fantastic, David, especially since you are a part of it

I'm fu(king happy. An experimental interactive experience is exactly the kind of movie that deserves to be a David Bowie movie! I'm in full expectation.

@user-dt1qr8xr5t

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@Drugstore_Elvis

2 жыл бұрын

Whats that mean exactly? Sorry im slow lol

i was in the theatre for Elvis, and this trailer played. INSTANTLY i knew it was david bowie, i was freaking out quietly and shaking my mom bc i have loved david bowie from a young age. i love rockstar movies too, this makes me so happy. I CANT WAIT TO SEE THIS!!!!

It's no secret that this world has turned to utter shit since David left us. Thank you for this glimmer of hope.

I remember playing for the first time my then new Bowie album, 'Ziggy Stardust, the Motion Picture'. I accidentally put on the B-side first, starting with a live version of Moonage Daydream. It blew me away... I had never known music that was so powerfull, daring, rough, spacy, slick and sexy, all at the same time... I never found a match to it.

Look up here, I'm in heaven I've got scars that can't be seen I've got drama, can't be stolen Everybody knows me now

@MAZE4

2 жыл бұрын

Ain't that just like me!?

Chills from head to toe, as a tear runs down my cheek. Are you there David, are you there Mr. David Bowie?

I'm crying. David Bowie was my idol, I adored him, I looked up to him... I still can't believe he's dead :(

@MAZE4

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone dies, it's a about what you do when your here, and living that counts.

Now I get what those people who sleep outside the theatre for a week before the latest Star Wars movie are feeling! September can't come fast enough. I will be there-- crying most likely-- but feeling the joy of seeing him on the big screen. Bowie forever!

Artistc genius, underrated, misunderstood, cryptic, nuanced and beautiful. You could spend years analyzing his work and never fully understand him.

SO EXCITED!!! My high school self would have been so pumped to know this is coming out. I miss him. Love you, Bowie! Hope you’re enjoying the stars.

My best friend and I were very into Bowie and Alice Cooper in the early 70s which were our teen years, non of our classmates were, they thought we were "weirdos" and our parents hated it. My bedroom was filled with posters of Alice and Ziggy. I'll never forget the look on my Grandparents faces when my Mom said they had to sleep in my room for a night because the guest room was being painted.

“Life is fantastic.” I don’t always think so, but I believe it when I hear Bowie say it. Miss you, dude.

I don’t think Bowie is right for a simple biopic or a standard documentary of his discography. He was an artist first, so I don’t want to be told who David Bowie was, but find out who he is through his art; as that is the best way to discover his philosophy. I look forward to this.

@stevenp9209

Жыл бұрын

As a hardcore fan I will pass on it. His music is enough

@nicolasespejo3039

Жыл бұрын

​@@stevenp9209 man, the movie was such an amazing celebration of his carrer, you lost a great odissey.

You were and always will be the most amazing artist that has ever graced us, Bowie!!!!! I truly still cannot believe you are gone!!!! We only can live by being able to listen to your beautiful voice and your incredible talents!!! You will never be forgotten. 🖤😻🖤🕊🖤🎶🖤

I cried watching this, I'm going to be an emotional wreck watching the whole thing aren't I? It looks beautiful. 😍🥰😭

We are privileged to have lived within the same timeline as histories greatest star. To have listened to his albums as they were presented to the world and to have seen him live performing them. Eat your heart out Mozart you have been bettered by far!

No puedo creerlo al ver este tráiler me quedé atónita de verdad pensé q volvió se ve tan real con una resolución magnífica nunca pude conocerlo en mi país escasamente saben quien es esperare con muchas ansias poder ver esta maravilla algo digno de el .... Lo amo.. Espero a mi Starman

@fernandamunoz3619

2 жыл бұрын

Gente de LATAM be like:

Cast: David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust, The Thin White Duke, David Jones

@Pheobe-oe7pd

8 күн бұрын

thank you; i was so confused!! :< /j

So. This confirms what I always suspected - that a lot of his 90s music videos were shot on film and edited on video. There's clips from at least Fame '90, Jump They Say, The Heart's Filthy Lesson and Strangers When We Meet here in glorious HD. I hope this means that a fully restored set of music videos is possible in the future - cos I'd buy that blu-ray box set in a heartbeat.

@benjaminabercrombie6807

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty much all music videos were shot and edited on film until the mid 2000s when HD digital video was a viable format.

@TheDidymusBrush

2 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminabercrombie6807 Do you mean just Bowie ones, or all music videos? Cos there's lots and lots and lots of them that are SD video only.

@benjaminabercrombie6807

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDidymusBrush All. Most have not had new transfers from the original negatives.

@TheDidymusBrush

2 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminabercrombie6807 I think it's an exaggeration to say "most" of them. Lots of them, for sure. But also a huge amount were shot on SD Video from the get go.

@benjaminabercrombie6807

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDidymusBrush Not at all, a LOT were shot on 16mm as it was relatively cheap and easier to use than video, especially in the 70s and 80s.

"One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star." -Nietzsche Bowie had chaos aplenty, and the resultant "dancing star" was unlike any we've ever seen or are ever likely to see. Unique.

This trailer gave me the chills. Can't wait to see it!

I saw this on Saturday at Sheffield Doc Fest and it was INCREDIBLE ⚡️ Never seen anything quite like it before. A rollercoaster ride from start to finish 💞

THIS IS AWESOME , Thanks for this video im going to defo see this video and buy it , im 64 yrs old and i met bowie in 1973 my rock hero face to face and the spiders from mars at Aberdeen Scotland train station 15TH OF MAY mick ronson trevor boulder wood woodmansey and mike garson it was all a stroke of luck as my uncle used to work at the british rail station in aberdeen for yrs and one of his co workers was working late shift the night bowie and the spiders was arriving off the train coming up from london to start the Ziggy Stardust tour he called me and said you better get your ass down here to the station ASAP if you want to see Bowie your rock hero i said no way your joking me he said i will only tell you one more time get down here if you want to see David Bowie and the spiders ASAP , so i did me and my school mate got on the bus and ran to the train station only to meet my rock hero David Bowie standing right in front of me i was shocked couldnt believe it ,can you image . I put out my hand to major tom and he shook my hand i knew then i was meant to meet bowie but why and for what reason god only knows but the experience was magical and i have never forgot it and will never ever forget this till the day i die, he bent over on one leg to give me his autograph and i couldnt help myself i ran my hand and fingers thru ziggy stardust's hair and he just laughed he was a very nice person and so was the rest of the group , i managed to find in the book moonage daydream that mick rock and bowie published a photo of me standing with bowie trouble is my back is to the camera but i know its me so thats ok with me i have it now so im happy , the only downside was the next day bowie was playing at the music hall in Aberdeen and i got my ticket and got my hair all spiky and colored same as bowie and when my mates came to my door for me to go with them my mother and my prick stepdad didnt let me go i was in total shock he has passed away couple yrs ago good hahaa he was a total prick. anyway i did finally manage to see bowie live in Edinburgh 1983 on the serious moonlight tour and the thompson twins were on tour with him and they were awesome too ,so there it folks thats my story of meeting my Rock hero David Bowie shaking his hand and touching ziggys hair for real and meeting Mick ronson also was awesome and the rest of the spiders R.I.P David Bowie the starman and R.I.P Mick Ronson the star guitarist . cheers .

@vickatemypuppy6642

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful story. ❤ thank you for sharing.

I'd recognize that voice anywhere! I burst into tears just hearing him speak after so long without my Starman! 😭😍😭😍

The day that David died, I dreamed that I was walking in a vast hall full of antiquities and secret knowledge. Suddenly he appeared, walking at my side, and we perused the dusty shelves full of mystery. His presence was comforting, and he turned to look me in my eyes and said “for as long as you live, a part of me will live on in you”. He was a magnetic, fascinating character… We all felt like we knew him, didn’t we? ✨🙌🏻🎵 I don’t watch many films in the theatre, but this will be one not to miss on the big screen.

Actually saw a meme, with a picture of David on it saying... If you are ever sad, just remember that the earth is 4.543 billion years old and somehow you were lucky enough to be alive , at the same time David Bowie was!

I'm so excited to see this in theaters this September. I love Bowie a lot now since his death in 2016. I need to see this in IMAX.

Bowie, of all the great talents, deserves a biopic that's both genuinely artistic and intentionally insightful.

Can't wait - am going to try and get my nihilist son to go see this with me. I first saw him on the 1972 Ziggy Stardust Tour in Detroit at the Fisher Theater..... damn, that was 50 years ago!!

Please, PLEASE let this be 4 fucking hours long!

I can't wait for the film! Hope that we'll watch countless brilliant concerts and interviews! I believe that there are videos from Soul Tour and Diamond Dogs. 💔❤️😍

"The first real, major event for me was when he (half brother Terry) passed Jack Kerouac’s On the Road on to me, which really changed my life." - David Bowie - so awesome this quote (and a great picture of young David) . As someone who has spent several years working on a show about the Beat Generation this just stokes the flames! It's a magnificent film.

Looks like I'll be swimming out the cinema on an ocean of tears.

Prepared to cry

Wow, the quality looks so clean and crisp! Can’t wait to see it!

His whole 70s catalogue is absolutely spectacular. Every year. Every album. My one and only musical idol in my entire life. I can't wait.

This brought me to tears, one of my favorite artists...so deeply missed. I've wished for his voice and music so many times the past few years- something new of his...perhaps this is it.

Can't wait to see it.

I simply cannot stop watching this. The trailer is a masterpiece. We are seeing the future (again). This could be the first time Bowie has been adequately documented. Cannot wait for September! (Hits Play again).

For a moment I wrung my hands from the worry I so often feel from today’s media: “It is hype? Is it just a cheap way to squeeze money out of people? .. Will it suck?” - - No. there is no way this can suck. It’s David. On his worst day, at his worst hour, he was pure genius. This will be magnificent!

I'm so glad this is an actual coverage of his career rather than a shallow flick about 1972's Ziggy Stardust.

Just seeing this sent chills up and down my spine! Looks like this is going to be one spectacular film about the life and legacy of the Thin White Duke himself, and I for one can’t wait to see it in the cinema!

Cries of joy and sadness as soon as this started playing. We love and miss you.

I believe that this is going to be available on IMAX screens. If you're a Bowie fan and have never seen a film in IMAX. Make a special effort to see it in that format, I can promise you now that you won't be disappointed. It's going to be absolutely mind-blowing.

This is wonderful, he deserves this tribute, what a man!

@stevenbrown9448

Жыл бұрын

Hello Milly Arwen Branch, I’m Steven from Berlin Germany but i live in Kansas City Missouri how about you where are you from?

@alvyderek7778

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Hi 👋I am sorry if this sounds weird but you wrote such a nice and interesting comment on here and I like it. Obviously you are a positive person. If it’s alright with you I’d love to be friends.

If it has full support from Bowie's estate, then I'm fine with this

I've been waiting for a major film on Major Tom. He was and still is my favorite artist. How fitting that Moonage Daydream which was my fav from "Spiders from Mars" era, would be the films title. Brilliant songwriter.

This year will be the 50th year I’ve been a Bowie fan and at nearly 64 just watching this trailer is making my eyes tear up!

Oh this is going to be lovely. Seems like the team on this really gets Bowie.

The way this felt like a horror film at the beginning lmao

Regardless of who, or what Bowie/ Stardust was, I know that this being was very powerful and very special. I feel that his heart be and soul was in touch with things, and aware of things that most of us are not. He absolutely loved life, and understood the bigger picture of existence. Not that he never experienced difficult times, but his perspective on life and living was beyond what many of us ever learn to grasp. His art expressed this in such a way that it allowed people to indulge in life through his eyes, and and his soul, if just for a few moments. Thank you.

@dakini365

2 жыл бұрын

We’ll said.

Since 5th grade.. When I first saw & heard him... I've been waiting to see his life and creativity and genius celebrated. Well done! I saw this movie and it was jaw dropping excellent! 💛💕🙏💕

It'll blow all of our minds... And I couldn't be happier.

Genre: Documentary Moonage Daydream: Is not a documentary.... . . . If that statement right there isn't the most Bowie thing ever, I do not know what is. 🤗😭⚡ BOWIE LIVES

Seeing this, plus hearing him speak, sounds as if he's still right here with us. 💫

cut my rock n roll teeth on Ziggy Stardust. I would sit on the floor staring at that Key West sign, crying my eyes out at "five years". I was so young and I didn't understand anything, I didn't understand why that album moved me so much. It wasn't until years later that I realized how important he was.

Ahh I’m so excited for this thought it might have been a low quality documentary but this looks brilliant way better than I though can’t wait

Te amo Bowie, como siempre me das ganas de vivir y estoy llorabando de la emoción

I'm screaming with happiness inside.

September never seemed so far away... Songs that please the ear can leave the mind blown.

I'm out of my mind with anticipation!!! Thanks for the 'head's up', trying to decide which Bowie shirt to wear!!!!!!!

@couplakooks

2 жыл бұрын

I'll have to go through my stack of em, too. Maybe settle on a dagger collar button up with flares and platform boots. Yes, planning it in my mind already, as well.

Bowie you're a truly artist! I love you so much! I'm so excited to see this documentary can't wait till September

I refuse to believe this is a documentary. This looks like an CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE.

Calendar cleared, Serious Moonlight Tour Shirt ironed and snot rag packed. ready to celebrate and grieve.

Finalmente... Algo que mostrará la grandeza de Bowie en todo su esplendor ⭐✨✨ 💖casi me estalla el corazón de la dicha💖

I saw Life on Mars Revisited, by Barney Clay and Mick Rock. I saw the David Bowie Is... exhibition and that final sound cave. This looks like a great cinematic expansion of those things, allowing for life narrative plus immersive soundscape. Can't wait!

"crazy, sane, man, woman, robot, what is this??" Bowie: I'm an alligator

Some lines are lifted from Bowie's character in Mr. Rice's Secret (1999). Clever clever.

черт возьми, не могу дождаться...

Как прекрасно✨ любовь любовь любовь любовь

Already crying.. I miss him! D:

Hearing 0:52-1:14 in an IMAX theater at blasting loud sound was one of the most incredible experiences of my life.

I saw this notif and just screamed "WHAT IN THE FUCK????" I'm literally so excited omgg

@couplakooks

2 жыл бұрын

Me? Sobbing and smiling right before work at 8:30 a.m.? More likely than you think!

Can't wait! Gotta get the BBF'S (Best Bowie Friends) together for this one! Even my adult.children would probably go with me! 💖⚡🎶