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So I was just watching Baraka (1992) and there is a part in the movie which reminded me a lot to Tribes (1997), the audio+visuals. I wonder if Baraka inspired Tribes.

I doubt any of the people behind Tribes will read this, but I guess I don't lose anything for trying.

omg, didn't know there was a windows port of this one!!! I didn't watch it since the 2002 or so, yet I remembered every single part of it. Even if you don't find the guy this was already a useful thread for me. thx

Everybody go see that movie in HD on a big ass screen too ! Breathtaking music, shots and editting ...

Here it is a shortcut for you.

If you like it you can try Home as well. Really nice in HD. It has a bit depressing voice over though.

Yes, I've seen that one too. In fact, a friend recomended me Baraka after watching HOME.

And a proper link to HOME would be this:

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

Always forget that I'm writting on a forum from 10 years ago...

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

Anyway, back to the Tribes - Baraka topic please?

Yes, home is definitely a movie to watch on HD bigscreen.

just what I did last weekend, from my bed ;)

The choreography of Home gets a bit repetitive after 10 minutes, all cameras are the same to me (almost orthographic view, zoomout and roll one scene to the left, next to the right, and repeat). But colors are cool.

I liked Koyaanisqatsi more (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koyaanisqatsi), must watch.

Interesetingly, from the wiki page of Koyaanisqatsi they link to Baraka. I will watch it next week.

ah ok, that explains a lot. Baraka downloaded, waiting to be watched for wednesday. thx again for the thread :)

Baraka on Blu-ray for $13.50 at Amazon, hmm.. think I'll have to pick that up even though I don't have a Blu-ray player yet. :)