Carts of Darkness
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2015
- Murray Siple's feature-length documentary follows a group of homeless men who have combined bottle picking with the extreme sport of racing shopping carts down the steep hills of North Vancouver. This subculture depicts street life as much more than the stereotypes portrayed in mainstream media. The film takes a deep look into the lives of the men who race carts, the adversity they face and the appeal of cart racing despite the risk. Shot in high-definition and featuring tracks from Black Mountain, Ladyhawk, Vetiver, Bison, and Alan Boyd of Little Sparta.
Directed by Murray Siple - 2008 | 59 min
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This is literally the most random shit I've ever been recommended
The Wizard Games I’m not complaining
Me too
The Wizard Games foreal lmao
yuh this is very random but idk it’s a thing
I’ve been recently watching wings of redemption roast vids CZcams putting me deep into white trailer trash vids now xD
Just think . . . if Bubbles got all those carts fixed up they'd go 90 mph.
Finally... a comment relating to TPB.
Yes
All i can think of is Bubbles pulling these carts out of the ditch as Ricky falls and slides down into it lmao
i was thinking this had to do with what bubbles was doing fixin n sellin carts
remember ray giving rick a box of bottles because he needs cash for a date? lol
My mom was diagnosed with ALS in 2020 and I moved back home to take care of her. She lost her voice, her body, everything. Completely paralyzed except for the eyes. A couple months before she passed in my arms, we took her to the park in her wheelchair. There was a very small hill and I hopped on the back and we rolled down the hill, not very fast at all, but when we did, my mom let out a loud yell, but not one of anguish that we were so used to, but excitement. She had the biggest smile on her face and we laughed together for a short while. That was the last time I heard my mom happy. It's incredible the power of adrenaline. God bless everyone involved in this doc. Gotta come back and cry happy tears to it every once in a while.
Lost my mom not to ALS but to brain cancer ...she died within 6 months and I too saw her decline from a healthy vibrant person to not being able to walk or get out of bed ....my mom passed in February 2019 at 51 ...I wish I could say it gets easier but it never does ....u just learn to live with that emptiness inside ....
I moved back with my mom to take care of her as well and I admire the fact that u did ....that's what us kids are supposed to do ...our moms sacrificed and took care of us the least we can do is return the favor ....I appreciate the cool story and it made me smile and think of my mom ...hope ur doing good and I wish u all the best ... cheers 🥂
Thats a beautiful memory to have.
My father was diagnosed with ALS at the tail end of 2020 and passed away the middle of the following year. I know your pain. Stay strong.
What an incredibly beautiful moment with your Mom...and I'm very glad you were able to make it happen for her. I can remember my father's last real laugh, but I don't even remember what I said to him, as I was so preoccupied with the prospect of losing him. Life can be so random and sad.
love you and hope you’re doing good man
"In jail you dont have shopping carts... or hills. Its the *one* thing they take away from you"
Solid.
That's two things, but I really wasn't expecting algebra major when I first saw him.
@@The_Hagseed pfft lol
Sounds like Ricky from tpb
“When you work for money, you better have a very good plan of what you are going to do with that money because you are using up your life” That shit was so on point.
That was a jewel
Scriptures
True but that guy walked away from his family to pick up cans for "freedom". I'm assuming he meant wife and kids when he said family.
@@travis3236 once commitments are made you must stick to them and if you don’t, especially ones big as those in my eyes thats failure. I just take his words with no context there.
@@travis3236 I personally believe weak men tend to think that way after a failure of some sort. I just wish some men would be born with a pure thought like that
Every now and then, the algorithm comes through with a gem.
Hi, i'm the director of Carts of Darkness and if you want to see more Carts footage check out my CZcams channel!
czcams.com/video/X593xLfD3yc/video.html
@@vermilion123 thank you Biggus!!!
You ain’t lying lol
Have you watched Disenchantment on Netflix, from episode 3, they have re invented the bomb. It's the most intelligent thing I've watched all year.
Not gonna lie, I started watching this thinking it was a joke. Shopping cart racing - like taking a Jackass skit to the next level. It ended up being one of the best and certainly one of the most touching documentaries I’ve ever seen. Simply put, it was fucking beautiful.
I'm feeling a mix of jackass and Spinal Tap...
I've lived this life when I was young, it really is total freedom, long as you stay out of trouble,but at the same time , its you're in a world of shit,,,,I pull myself out of it and found a better world,,,,I won't be going back there anymore , but my heart is still there, nothing wrong with that ! Thank you for this video man !
im not even joking when I say this movie changed my life. It genuinely made me rethink my motivations and values.
This is such a fucking white boy comment 😂
@@unclebruncle For such a small documentary it has a lot of good stuff to say
I can so relate.. I'm a former bank robber and after prison none would hire me,plus I stayed drunk...but then something happened..I realized the party was over( I'm one of the lucky few that even survived morphine addiction as well).. living on the streets means the longer your there means the more your ok with it...but somehow I met a beautiful young lady 5 yrs younger and she brought me to her place...I cleaned up ( took many years) and now I manage a fkn cash register at a pay lake and I can fish every day if I want and my p.b. this year was a 52 lb cat fish. I even have a 2 story home on the river now.. sometimes miss my homeless friends and late night drinks but I don't miss the hard job it was just to survive day to day...it's a hard hard hard way to live at the pleasure of freedom is what takes us back...so now my freedom comes with working hard.grilling bbq chicken for my kids and teaching them how to fish ans as a bonus I've got a wonderful woman I can snuggle with at night...the movie so hit home....thanks to all who contribute to this film..it hit home and brought a tear ....hope those guys are doing well or atleast at peace...ide love to drop them off a few beers and some smokes just to show my appreciation!!!..
I'm glad you found a life that you love and appreciate. ❤️🩹
Amazing how law abiding citizens that pay for everything they have can be 1000% worse off than you.
Enjoy.
Good job, chief.
Congratulations Brother!
Love ya bro!
Here at Safeway we pride ourselves on having the fastest, most stable and ergonomic racing carts on the market.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I laughed like 23:32 to this comment
Idk about that targets carts are pretty quick and there mostly plastic way more light weight and aerodynamic
Wrong! Walmart carts have racing bearings so they’re much faster. We don’t care about quality or safety, speed matters most😃😂
😂
CZcams is finally starting to figure out what should be in my recommended
CZcams doesn't know anything
if you click on shit ..you get shit . Ive got my You-Tube algorithm sorted .Most amazing music ive ever heard has come from it .
@Will you a turd muncher
@@rippedtorn2310
Me too but I also get some shit! 😂 My tastes oscillate between serious and ridiculous and I go through phases of going through my recommendations clicking not interested to everything cause my interest has shifted and I haven't found the new one yet.
@@timothyhumes2342 you scab eater
That ending brought a tear to my eye. What an outstanding documentary.
Thank you so much Doctor Valentine! I am the writer and director of Carts of Darkness and comments like these motivate me towards more film projects. Please subscribe to my channel where you can find Carts of Darkness extras and my other films. :)
First time I saw it I literally clapped when I saw him in the cart.
@@anthonyweinersnose2583 yo me too, it deserved the applause, just beautiful
same... so powerful
You should see how big Al's life turned in the follow ups vids😢 poor fella all those fellas
I've been living in N Vancouver for nearly a year now, just a couple blocks from Mountain Highway, and I can tell you that hill is no joke. Nobody is braver than these guys. Hard work, huge risk, huge reward. All I can do is feel empathy for these guys who are down on their luck and have nothing to lose.
You got 2 things wrong they are not down on their luck they choose to live that type of life of freedom and individuality.
Except for the one guy who lives in the camper and grows flowers who left his wife and kids to pursue "art" you can not just agree to Marriage and have children and just decide one day to say nope.
wow all jokes aside this was an incredible documentary about something I didn't even know existed
Jesse Davis me too!!!
I thought this was wonderfully done satire
That’s the cool part about life. There’s thousands of small communities like these carters who live for this shit and you’ll never know about them
@DR PHIL Dude its people like you that make this world a little more shittier just lighten up bud
My thoughts 🗣
The scene where Al is riding down the big hill, and you cut it together with your old snowboard footage to show how this was a personal journey for you as well, is absolutely beautiful. This whole film is remarkable.
Thank you! I appreciate the comment. If you can please check my CZcams channel for more Carts!
Thank you! I wasn't sure if that was going to work but it really did. Hi, i'm the director of Carts of Darkness and if you want to see more Carts footage check out my CZcams channel!
I missed that part
I have just posted a new follow up video on Big Al czcams.com/video/D1m35aBZBr0/video.html :)
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth Way ahead of you lol, I had to watch it last night. Can't wait to see more work from you. The whole "Carts of Darkness" experience is genuinely one of a kind.
Can we all just sit and appreciate the fact that the man only misses his tv and the Simpsons….like can it get more simple than that
A streamer mentioned this documentary just In passing once and I got caught by the name.
Paused the stream and took the hour to watch it and dude...I never expected It to be so profound and heartfelt.
I wish I had expectations going In just so I could admit this doc blew them out of the water.
Agreed. This is gold. What a talented videographer
"They don't have shopping carts and hills in jail, That's what they really take away from you."
That screamed trailer park boys to me
@@tedgeorgitsis929 Agreed. The unmistakable logic/philosophy of Ricky.
Well said bud
I too "felt" that line...especially as one who has done time...it sure 'nuff is FLAT
lol
"Can't live on fresh air and good looks" - Legend
Big Al is legendary! Subscribe to my channel for updates. There will be a new Big Al video up on Friday. :)
Fresh air and good luck?
Laughed at that too lol
Best line of the film
If you won't pay for yourself , someone else has to work twice as hard.
No matter how many times I watch these videos, they will legit never get old.
Im in tears because, i knew exactly how they felt and what they went through… because i used to be them…. appreciate what you have, you’re richer than you think.
God bless safeway for having the superior cart racing cart.
HaahaaahhaThats funny☆.
Whole Foods carts are small!
@T hddh Haahaaahhaaahaaaahha☆
@T hddh Shut up haahaaahhaahaaaahhhaaa
A Proper Cart!
"The thing about jail is it doesn't have shopping carts or hills or anything"
Unless you work in the laundry department
That sounds like determination.
@final boss bible? indeed....
You have respect that is easier to get than anywhere else in Canada
Reminds me of Trailer Park Boys
It always surprises me how upbeat and positive these guys are, I can’t even go without my tv or car for more than a few hours without starting to feel sorry for myself. Really good 👍
I have never ever seen anything like this, and from what I can say, is that this, is the most compelling story ever to be filmed on a documentary. The director, is such a badass for sitting in the end into the cart, the completeness of an opus . It's just a masterpiece.
It's a good documentary when it's an hour long, doesnt have ads, and is on a totally random topic
Actually the best doc I've watched
Try Hitchhiking Across America (or China, or the other videos) That VICE made. I think you'd like those videos as well
I feel the same
a good doc always comes out of someone who have been through shit! you know what i mean! in that sense this was a great doc
Without dramatic music and endless repetition or stupid commentators
If this is the best one you’ve seen then you are one of those people no one hangs out with lmfao.
This is an amazing video. A true embodiment of what CZcams was before influencers and corporate influence
Right? I should have put it on youtube myself but the NFB really got it out there. Hi, I'm the director of Carts of Darkness and if you want to see more Carts footage check out my CZcams channel!
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth I'm honored you responded! Great work I really enjoyed your work here. At least the NFB seemingly let you do your thing. It reminds me of stuff Vice used to put out. Have a good night and well wishes my friend.
@@sicpythonic Thanks. I was a Vice fan back then.
you said it man
@Git Gud and thats the reason, they want the add revenue
Came here after listening to CBoys podcast where Even bro was talking about how he had watched this over 100 times. Holy shit… these are some genuinely good dudes living a GNARLY life. I’m blown away..
Me too haha!
I'm here for the same reason
Yup
Guilty lol
Sameee
Thank you Zedcast for recommending this great documentary.
Agreed
A documentary like this is a rarity. A gem that should not be taken for granted. No unnecessary editing, effects, or overindulgence of "feel bad for these people". I did feel bad, but not because I was forced to. I felt bad because what I was seeing was real.
A documentary like this is a rarity. A gem that should not be taken for granted.
I agree 100% man
fuckin a couldn't have said it any better myself
I don't feel sorry for them, but I understand them a little bit better now. Those slopes call to them, and riding is their freedom.
abso-fuckin-lutely
I don't feel bad for them. Why do you? I feel bad for the human condition
now this is some god damn good film-making, ridiculous topic taken 100% seriously, thank you Murray Siple.
george cram yes, what a beautiful mind he has.
Hi thank you so much! Comments like yours George are what inspire me to keep filmmaking. If you’re interested in more Cats footage and updates please subscribe to my channel.
@@sylvia106 thank you! About to film a big al update.check my channel in March for a new Carts film.
This is an incredible documentary. I stumbled upon this from a comment on Reddit and I have so many different feelings and emotions going through my head right now, all I can say is you have left me speechless. You are a great film maker Murray, and an even better human being. We could use more people like you in this world
This is the best documentary I've ever seen. I think it's cool that Murray, is talking to the guys at the same level, he doesn't act like he's above them. And they accept him as a friend.
"I'm making money while I'm doing my sport". Technically that makes him a professional athlete.
thats not how that works but okay
While toking a winston... fiiiine tuned.
@@johnfisher8401 by definition yes it does. Professional just means you make money, not that you're a star.
He’s sponsored by Marlboro and Budweiser
@@goatmansasquatch1485 I think the Grocery store is involved too.
Bruh, this is pretty fucking raw.
Thank you! Thank you! More Carts of Darkness footage on my channel. :)
Just posted a new video on Big Al czcams.com/video/D1m35aBZBr0/video.html :)
i loved this show!!!!!! i have spent the last 20 min trying to convince my wife to take our 3 kids and live the life of a cart surfer in the bush with me but she wants to keep studying med like a cog in the machine
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth One of the realest documentaries I've ever watched. Reminded me alot of the old Vice pieces about different sub-cultures. Back when Vice was good that is haha.
@@iamme201 taji is good
I'm a cans and bottles person from South Australia. Thanks Murray. That was one of the best hours I've spent on the internet. Thank you.
I'm at a different point in life since I first watched this. Absolutely beautiful.
I smiled and teared a little at the final scene with the reciprocated trust.
Great work.
Only a legend will decide to go sober while wearing a Budweiser shirt
Best comment
Legend says that Murray ditched his wheelchair and went on being carted around the countryside
47:17
I saw it but didnt quite register till you said it
I laughed way too hard when I saw that. "I'm gonna get sober". Good for you, champ.
Randomly clicked on this not knowing what to expect and ended up watching the whole thing in bed, really well done. I enjoyed it a lot, great job man
This is better than any of that shit on Netflix
Same. Went from scrolling netflix to watching this whole thing. Its real.
Same lol
Doing the same now.
Same here haha!!
never felt so much like just liking a video wasnt enough before, or felt the need to leave a comment
made me feel stuff deep inside and im glad i found it, nothing but respect for the filmmaker and the people featured in this
I'll always come back to this video when I need it most.
Thank you.
This documentary touched me in a deep and profound way but I have no idea why.
you''l figure out why soon, just keep your heart pure and uncorrupted by selfishness and greed....
Maybe showed you the differences in perspective of life? I mean that old guy said he made “$11.50... that’s not bad.” And to me I’d be horrified at that, but to him it was all he needed. We’re all so different and also so much alike.
@João Sousa that's definitely a big part of it, absolutely.
23:38 ...was it this moment?
It's because you're seeing humanity. We humans were not meant to slave away for a master.
The quality of this documentary is absolutely stunning
This comment should be at the top
Shutup
@@zackp5294 **** DOUCHE BAG FUCKTARD ALERT ***
And they say nobody cares
760bjc awww are these homeless men your mom?
This is right up there with those Louis Theroux docs, but way better produced, and a more compassionate and stark feeling. I connected so much with the themes of loss, freedom, and the things that trap us in this life. This isn't just the best documentary on CZcams. This might be the best documentary of a generation. It's inspiring, heartbreaking, heartwarming and challenging. Congratulations on your return to film making.
that ending gave me Goosebumps bro
And people say Canadians don't have culture
Edit: A year later and I keep coming back to this documentary, it gets more moving each time. Secondly, I'm Canadian. Vancouver is my home city, you can stop being upset at me in the replies haha
Never thought I'd see you here
who says that?
You're talking about the most diverse country in the world, eh?
only Americans say that.
Zalinki Ctfuuu
The guy living in the trailer growing flowers talking about how real wealth is having friends. 🤯
He is correct
Matt Blake He is
Where's the lie?
It's true, I make a good living but have no friends. So I feel dirt poor.
Im broke with many good friends and i do infact feel wealthy for a weekend or two lol
This is the most soulful documentary that I've ever watched. It was truly touching. Certain scenes transported me right back to times when I was younger, before the life had been drained out of me. This also reminded me of me and my friends, past and present. How free you can feel while doing what you love, hanging out with your friends and dwelling in the bush. I miss those times, however it's made me recall these memories in such a fond way. These memories, I've previously pushed from my mind in favour of forgetting the fact that it's all in the past now, but for some reason I see them in a different light after watching this. Those memories now remind me that a life like that happened, that it was possible and that it still is. Life is to be appreciated and cherished. I should - and I can - have fun with what I do again. This documentary was a great reminder of that.
The people featured in the documentary (everyone featured, including the filmmaker) are wiser than anyone would know. Truly beautiful human beings with beautiful souls. I truly wish the best for them. They've reminded me of some pretty important things which I've forgotten about after sitting around for years during quarantine. I wish I could personally thank them. What this documentary has made me realise is that no matter how old I get, no matter what happens to me or no matter what comes my way, I can always get back the life and soul that used to fill me. I can still enjoy my life, not everything has to be dull just because of the bad things that have happened to me. Thank you for reminding me.
A random CZcams recommendation has made me realise all this. Haha, life works in funny ways sometimes. That's why life is so good I suppose.
Came back after years to watch this again. Still one of the best docs I've ever seen. Murray is a wonderful film maker.
Possibly the strangest Documentary ever. Never knew there was a underground homeless shopping cart racing circuit! Learn something new everyday.
🤣
We can learn, but we still don’t know
Only in Canada baby lol !
You can sponsor a team for like $100.
@@MonarchPoolPlaster or a 12 pack
"I can live like a human being" he says sitting on the floor with a beer a guitar one spoon and some socks. Really make you appreciate what you have. That's one hell of a man. AMAZING cinematography man
That is more human than our robotic lives fixing a false "professional" persona for others we don't care about in the slightest. Professional working life is incredibly artificial on every level, very few people are the exact same at work as they are at home. Having products does not make you a human being. I have a gaming PC, 4K TV, a decent bed, a decent house and all sorts of stuff, like most people, yet like many, I feel more human and alive when climbing a mountain or camping, without all my toys and tech and comforts. We do not have a lot of choice to be in this world - this is one of the other options, so most of us commit to it in hopes of a better future, but who doesn't hope for a future where they don't need to go to work? To retire comfortable after a long life of hard work. To be able to be human again.
Well said.
Hi, i'm the director of Carts of Darkness and if you want to see more Carts footage check out my CZcams channel! The cinematographer was Christian Begin. Awesome dude!
@YoshicityNC who the hell is Fergie? We talking black eyed peas?
Ahh ok. Thanks
This documentary spreads so much love and kindness
This is art at its highest level because its humanity. This might be my favorite documentary ever. Thank you Murray.
Only thing about jail is that it doesn’t have shopping carts or hills
At least you get 3 hots and a cot.
J-rod dude
Not exactly I just got out the pen in Ontario and we had a lil hill and open carts for grocery boxes I won't lie I got super stoned one night and bombed down the hill it was fun lol thought id share with u . Cheers bro
The only thing...
@@jonathankozuch7911 ain't nothing like getting stoned in the pen. good vibes bro.
That was such a Ricky thing to say. Straight up Trailer Park Boys.
Al gives his buddy a beer before himself after 10months in the pen. Legend👍🏽
Fair dinkum legend mate
That's what friends do
baby ♡ !
@Statler & Waldorf
Haahaaahha
Yeah, and where did the money for his first beer come from? Probably tax payers.
@@tomjacobson7623 You, Buddy, are in the wrong place. No worries-- you can still find yourself ✌❤🍻
I watch this once or twice every year and have been since 2018ish. To the director. Hats off great job. You made a great movie
This is by far my favourite documentary I come back here every year
Pretty sad that it took a video of homeless guys stealing shopping carts to make me realize that I've accomplished nothing in life.
Lol. Same. I feel so worthless...
Stop we must fight this feeling and overcome our problems to be successful
Lets get some carts man!
This video helped me realize that accepting yourself is more important than even money
Awww u'll b ok lifes waiting 4 u wake up & live baby. GOD bless u with great health wealth happiness & wisdom. Then share it freely amen ♡.
I really like this new season of Trailer Park Boys
Derek K. Lol
@@AB-gz9yb that was funny
it's actually so legit. I was thinking the same thing. My uncle who grew up with these kinds of guys always swore TPB was spot on, but damn, it's crazy to see for myself just how accurate it is! Just finished binging all 12 seasons in bout a week so I can confirm.
U cold lol
The bottle kids grew up 😳
I worked as a shopping cart collector at Walmart for 2 years…. I’ve never loved those carts more as I have today. I hated when the homeless people would leave then 3 blocks away and me and my crew would have to walk for 15 mins to get 2 carts. But riding those carts back to the store was the same rush as these gents get. God bless democracy and god bless these men. I got pay $11 an hour to push these carts into a building. They get payed more to use them to collect cans. Maybe we were the ones in the wrong….
It was a symbiotic
What? Man that's 30 ins you get to spend just going for a walk. If it's not pouring rain it's just good exercise and an opportunity to take a mental break on the clock. I wish I had that problem when I did retail.
I’ve watched this a few times over the last few years and it never gets old to me. This is really well done and packs a lot of insight into the human condition. Thanks you so much for producing this gem! 😊
Less than 2 minutes in but I think this might be the coolest thing I've ever seen on youtube
I've been rewatching it 3 times a year minimum since it was uploaded.
Why ?
It's awesome.
58 mins in its great
I hope not lol
I saw the preview thumbnail, and thought "oh cool, a funny documentary about shopping cart racing." Was not expecting a poignant humanizing look into the lives of North Vancouver's homeless community. A truly wonderful piece of filmmaking.
Thank you! Comments like this help motivate me towards more film projects. This isn't my channel but you can find me by clicking on my icon and please subscribe. You can see more Carts of Darkness scenes and my other films. :)
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth thank you a LOT for your amazing job!!! 🤙🏼❤️
I was honestly touched, impressive short movie, thanks for the insight I would have never achieved otherwise.
Very well done. Respectfully, insightfully told. Humour and sadness, like life with ups and downs. Very cool
Agreed, a like for you my friend.
31:40 " If you have one friend, you're rich" dollars is not a rich "the real friends never let you down"
Watched this one years back. Absolutely genre defining work, gives a great insight into the homeless issue and the problems and solutions Canada are implementing to combat this. I loved the undertones of sadness and substance misuse because it's so raw. Nothing realler than this and the speed of them carts, whatarush! Carts of Darkness all day!
" If you have one friend, you are very very rich "
Great words to live by from a freed mind.
To whoever just gave me the thumbs up, Thank you for reading through so many comments. This video actually means a lot to me. As a hippie, it feels like an inner journey.
If you live in the constraints of society and discover the systemic corruption then you are no longer welcome and all you know no longer wanna know you!! They assist those a part of those agencies, the hive mentality, either one of them or against them and they are truly evil vile low vibrational entities that feed off humanity. Those that willingly allow the torment, murder and suffering of innocent children to ensure a wage, perk or career are abominations and those that fight to save their own are slandered, targeted, prevented from being employed, made homeless and harassed by all within the societal agencies. The devils in the details and everywhere else and if you have integrity, moral code then you do not belong. When they claim to serve and protect, for safety, it is the exact opposite. They protect their own, not the children nor the masses, they protect their way of ensuring their high paying job, that is made off the suffering of the most vulnerable the innocent children and then the woman. Satan's world but his time is soon up and he will burn for eternity! So having one friend is being rich, because all mine sold me out, not a single one gave me a heads up just turned and assisted those with an agenda. God is the only friend and the only one we can count on! Praise God
I agree, bc I don't have even one. And all the beautiful things around me don't compensate for that. I moved around a lot over the years and lost my childhood friends when I became one of JW.
I left that religion, but it's too late to go back. So, I comfort myself knowing that I have a life that some would be happy to have. Otherwise, I would just cry all day. I don't cry much.
@@kingdomcome1672 This world is certainly geared toward the self serving. I once bel'd that a kingdom of sorts would bring about utopia, but I no longer believe that is true.
Every few years, people think it's going to happen and then they get disappointed and have to find a way to make themselves keep believing.
In any event, I see that man's inhumanity to man is a permanent condition and when I can do a single act of kindness, I do.
That's how I get by, being the person I want to be (to some extent). The man behind the curtain is a fraudster making false promises. No faithful slave is doing god's will. They're all collecting money and spreading falsehood.
@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 Worse they are a secret society and this world belongs to Lucy and all the jobs created are filled by nepotism and any integrity and morale code is not welcomed. The killed or be killed narrative has those that are willing to kill view those who refuse as inferior yet the complete opposite is true. To sacrifice for the greater good is the only hope for humanity to survive or we will destroy both this planet and all life!! All need to rise up and stop accepting heinous acts against those that are most vulnerable, stop allowing those at the top to control the Masses. Those feeding the lusts of the flesh without examining their consciousness and those that get others to do their dirty work know they will answer so they ensure that their hands are clean by ordering others with full knowledge free will and the Universal law of No Harm!
If they want a good cart they should find Bubbles. He has a good selection.
I literally thought this same exact thing
Anothervictim87 crushed yo Canadians are,just so Canadian
'fuck buddy, that's a c-1000, those things are deeeeeeCENT'
Holy fuck boys these guys are fucked. Fuckin greasy cocksuckers
Argilanus Secundus 😂😂😂😭💯
I thought about this randomly today. This is one of my favorite documentaries ever
"If you have a dad like me, how you wanne be?" man that hurt. I have a father that has it "better" then him but my father has no interest what so ever in me as a person. i bet this man in interested in their kids life, what more can you ask from a partnet? heart breaking. i hope his kids understand that the hardest part is being an outcast from his own family. you can see that he loves them.
I love it. “I could get a job tomorrow maybe. But you don’t show up for two days because you went on a bender with some pretty blonde, next thing you know you’re fired.” Legendary 😆
a pretty blonde to these guys is a girl who has at least 3/3 split of teeth. 3 on top and 3 on the bottom
@@monkas7270 you seem to know quite a bit of insider knowledge there 🤔😏
he was referring that time he was holing up with billy idol tho
He’s totally not wrong though...
@@leoross5777 you and those two were on a double date with you and Rick James
I'm a documentary addict, and this might be the best documentary I've ever seen. Outstanding work. Truly.
Interesting. I prefer heroin but documentaries fill the void
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If you love documentaries then check out Ken Burns Vietnam. Up there with the Godfather.
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth Carts of Darkness is going directly on my best of documentry films list. Well done Sir. Subbed your page and happy to find the directors commentary there.
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth pure murray pure garbaogi.m karbogio9oo just a bunch of sluuuuug .nuuuuuutttttttttddsssssssss
I watched this 7 -8 years ago
Lost my wife separated many friends passed away
I have my kids . Keeping myself a float
It seems these guys are real as it gets .
Time changes the way you see things .
This life that was documented seemed million miles away . I find more relatable now a days .
Enjoy life the here and now
Haha I noticed I had that exact van for kids when they were small and we traveled.
Times change , we keep on going .
I'm sure that guy's children would be happy to see him. The ending was wholly unexpected and is very impactful.
i nearly clapped alone in my room like a fucking madman when the credits rolled
Thank you! Thank you! More Carts of Darkness footage on my channel. :)
Same....this film is a piece of ART im completely blown away and the ending had me a little choked up. This was so incredibly well made!
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth wow thank god. I was literally just thinking please god there has to be more of this. Thank you for capturing a glimpse into the life of these modern day cowboys.
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"Everytime you put effort into work to make a bit of money you better have a very good plan what you're going to do with that money. Because you're using up your life"
Wiser words have never been spoken.
At what time it is mentioned?
@@drake-cg3fq Took me a while to find it again but it's at 18:30
@@NeiloNeil Thank you
@@drake-cg3fq No problem :)
What's with the stupid fucking spacing. Do you work for bait click advertisement companies? Just say what you have to say without that cancerous bullshit.
This was beautiful and touching all at once. No matter what you have going on in life you just have to make the best of it. And my favorite quote from this movie, “only lazy people starve”
Murray Siple this is one of the best things I’ve watched on youtube for a while. Thank you so much.
I literally shed a tear when I saw the maker of the documentary in a wheel cheer. Idk why I just felt so sad for the guy never being able to snowboard again. You don't know what you have til it's gone
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Same I got misty when I saw him in the cart 💪🏼🤙✊
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@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth you're a true artist mate thankyou for making this, subbed
@@MurraySipleAKAwalletmoth A link to your channel should be in this video description because of the extra scenes you mentioned.
"Every time you work, you work to make some money, you better have a really good plan on what you're going to do with that money because when you work you're using up your life."
Danny Snitzky truth!
It's a lesson nobody learns when they need to learn it. Kinda like most lessons, really. We all go through life with paint on our fingertips because we don't pay any mind to those who tell us it's still wet and don't touch it.
fuk yah stick it to the man
Depends on the job. If you're just sitting behind your desk all day doing paperwork shit for some big fucking company, sure. But not if you do what you love to. I for example have a caring profession. I'm basically earning money for helping the helpless and to improve not only my environment, but also my own personality. It doesn't feel like using up life at all. I even bet collecting cans in the cold feels more like work. Or did I miss the point?
humblebrag
What a great and successful effort in capturing truth, hurt, love, joy, pain, suffrage and life.
Great film. I feel like I know these guys…
Thank you, Murray.
Wonderfully made. I really hope these guys are doing well to this day.
This little film is actually pretty profound.
Yes. The ending is what made it great.
Right. Such a random suggestion I got, but I'm glad it was suggested to me.
@@God0Mighty1 the ending and just everything.
I was working in north van years ago and I heard this loud rattling sound and I turned around and this guy flew past me on a shopping cart. Funniest shit I ever seen
Man this is my favorite comment ever
Could have been big Al or his homie. That would actually be kind of an honor.
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Still my favorite documentary of all time.
I rewatch this nearly every year. Just love the whole thing -- the energy, the realism, the rush.
For me it was an Oscar level documentary. It felt like I was living their lives beyond the screen.
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Some people just weren't designed for the 9-5
I dont think anyone is.
@@cslantz4020 nonsense,,most ppl feel like they got no life if they cant work 9-5
@@ARCSTREAMS have you asked every single person working 9-5?
@@cslantz4020 Have you?
@@cslantz4020 have you? its called life exp and i see it in most ppl,,they fell like they have no reason to live unless they have a job and stay out of the house,,,now if you ask me i hate working,,i hate it so much having to get up early ,having to slave so many hours for others 5 days a week,sure i had ppl tell me they feel the same but they do not come close to how much i hate it because i lost many jobs due to this ,i always get there late or take more breaks and cheat and do many things that other who claim are the same will never do,that is how much i fucking hate it,i feel like i am in a prison and cant wait to get home the minute i arrive to work ,i much rather stay home all day or go fishing or do whatever i want with my freedom ,many are going nuts with this virus shutting things down but im having a blast enjoying being home and getting paid with no one bothering me asking me why im not looking for work and no im not bored i love it, ,getting up late ,doing whatever i want whenever i want etc ,so yeah i know many ppl unlike me who enjoy 9-5 ,i fucking hated school and i hate work and from what i have seen in general ppl love working and can not do without ,there are very rare few ppl like me who can't stand it
Fantastic documentary! I lived in East Vancouver for almost a decade and seeing all the great spots was nostalgic. Loved the characters in it and their parallels to your life and trauma. Stellar film.
What a story of life. It is truly inspirational. Looking at all the shit that we collect. True freedom is within us all.
None of us searched for this, but here we are...
And its oddly entertaining
CZcams strikes again.
@@viceforever More than that, it´s enriching
Just searched it... to rewatch!
and im super glad
Stumbled across this by total accident. The best documentary I've watched all year! I always seem to forget how big the world is...this was a happy reminder!
It wasn't random or a total accident. You can thank CZcams's recommended video algorithm for putting it in the sidebar or at the end of another video at some point. That's undoubtedly where you "totally accidentally" found it, just like me. There's no "accidents" here on CZcams in that sense, just algorithms working away to try to get you to watch more stuff ;)
@@DeathBringer769
You can thank Steve Blow Jobs
@@DeathBringer769 catered to your quality taste patterns, something that makes me feel proud of myself and most of the people in this comment section.
Think you're absolutely right!
DEFFINATELY the best documentry
I've had this in my Watch Later playlist for years and I finally got around to watching it. What an excellent film! Very well made.
Deep, powerful, makes us pause. Men with character, not broken by circumstances. Admirable. Thank You for sharing this beautiful "tour de force"
I can never look at a shopping cart the same way again
lmao deadass, catch me crusing thru the aisles of your local walmart next shopping trip bruh
When you collect cans for a living like these guys and go charging down residential streets screaming like a banshee saying yippee.....suddenly you become an expert grasshopper
Not to brag, but I used to have a shopping cart attached to the front of my nishiki bicycle. I'd take the front tire off and stick the forks thru the back of the cart and through the bottom of the cart and then it would lock into the bottom bar. It was the shit. I got a lot of attention, in a good way. If you're curious and you actually going to try it you probably have to turn the handlebars so that the forks curve the opposite way.
every can you trow away is another job created lol
LOL
This was a recommended watch, glad I did. This was real.
Man i agree so much. I love real documentaries like this.
Agree enjoyed it.. was not some Fake BS movie.. was REAL Life..
What the heck did i just run into CZcams!
Real what?
yup same dude!
This film is one of the best things I've seen on CZcams. Excellent job.
Amazing documentary. I’ve probably watched it 6 or 8 times now, and each time I notice things I hadn’t before….a beautiful film and a stunning snapshot of a specific moment in time and space:)
This was one of the best documentaries of any kind that I've ever seen.
I agree!
I'd definetly would like to see this guy make more stuff like this
MichaelLevi you need to watch more documentaries.
@@mechanicjobs ..I'm genuinely basing my opinion on years of watching quality Documentaries. Having a small budget and a limited cope doesn't mean that it can't stand up against the very biggest and best. This is a director that knows how to make you care about the subjects.
Do you have any documentary suggestions for me? I'd love to find something new.
@@MichaelBLevi Ron is just a grumpy turd burglar
It's obvious you haven't seen very many documentaries especially if you think this one is great
I remember when the K-mart X3 cart had hella stats. Now it's outdated and everyone is getting those slick n fancy Walgreens F2-40 2018 model carts. Of course, I always like to stick with my Costco VF 720 Pro model cart. I know the "Pro" model is overrated but I think the extra traction and power steering comes in handy when pairing up against racers running Walmart T-pep series.
Jordan good investment
bro everybody knows Safeway has the best carts, safeway - 450 F
Please tell me you're being sarcastic. If not, I'm going to just kill myself now.
Have to get the modified child seat
landea59 ha ha
I've watched this many times, I never get bored of watching these guys.
I wonder if they're still living the dream?
Respect to you all, stay safe and keep carting.
I come back to watch this at least once a year.