Alien covenant imo was the most interesting the series has ever been since the first, David was an android was a god and inferiority complex making him the most interesting protagonist/antagonist in the series, it was a weird,dark and off putting movie.which is probably why we are back to square one.....

Alien and Aliens are a great duo. They can do whatever they want now, I don't really care. Nothing they do can change the good stuff that's already been made. Romulus feels unnessecary, but if I have fun watching it and it doesn't try changing the lore or anything, I'm down.

Alien Romulus Why. Just why. There is no need for the question mark or indeed anything beyond the original trilogy. It should have ended poetically. They ended it poetically. But that took away the future of fantasy pulse rifles in toys-r-us for the man-babies to suckle on. Desperate little fanboys and fangirls wanted their own little fan service colonial marine family unit soap opera in space with the 'highly imaginative' end game of an invaded earth *yawwwn*. And they didn't even get that. What they got was a mess littered with attempts to destroy any mystique the franchise once had in the guise of answering questions no sane person had actually asked. Let it go kids. Fan service productions and cosplay is all the fanbase has left. Don't embarrass yourselves.

This is a montage of posters set to electronic music and it is one of my favorite videos on KZbin

He's so handsome before sheesh what just happened

Yes, I first saw this when I was a child. First saw it in 1979 and again in 1984. Scared the hell out of me. Still traumatised now😱!!

The gimp is an inspiration for Denny from the game Shank since he later becomes a gimp like this gimp

Why do you have a youtube channel with subscribers you're not a particularly compelling writer your voice isn't really pleasing (probably AI generated), your views aren't many you use cheesy thumbnails yet you have subs, so i guess these questions could be asked about us all ;)

He's another overrated rich boy.

FURIOSA was a lot better movie

I choose to live life Deliciously

Hi ms 13

One of the best scenes ever. Love it when Bruce Willis was going to leave and was like , I can't let my boy go out like that. Awesome scene.

That man really had a Good taste for movies

The narrator could learn to pronounce Camus or Francesco.

absolutely

That's the beauty of great cinema. You can like or even love characters who're the kind of persons you would still never wanna know in real life

Bellaqui 10👅

There was a time, believe it or not, when filmmakers were literally bound by contract to produce films that were morally and ethically sound (The Hays Code 1934-1968). Hollywood producers knew that the messages people absorb via film, television, and music are hugely impactful - and they took their influence seriously. Yet at the same time, censorship is wrong, Censoring art is the equivalent of censoring a person's own mind. The title of this video is 'Does the film director Quentin Tarantino corrupt his audience?' This is a question that Quentin Tarantino himself, has already answered. In his own book 'Cinema Speculation' Tarantino stated “It takes a magnificent filmmaker to thoroughly corrupt an audience.” It is very clear that Quentin Tarantino believes that the best filmmakers can take their audience and captivate them into following characters that are morally corrupt. Why does Tarantino populate his movies with such morally dubious characters, and what does this say about us, the audience, who revel in his corruptible creations?

Bro is that Cloudkicker playing?

This dildo made 3 min seem like 20min my god get to it man

What a disappointing list, pure first-year film student all the way. I was hoping there'd be at least ONE film I and every other film buff hadn't already seen, like maybe the list would include Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls, or the Welles film would be Mr. Arkadin, or something. But nope! Straight down the middle, all the way through.

Ryan Gosling ROCKS ❤❤❤❤😊 all the movies he's in make it better

Nasty hater. Gosling is a fine actor.

"Box Office Flops" Er, excuse me?! By any measure, this man's films are successful. Gosling has won a Golden Globe Award, and nominations for three Academy Awards and two BAFTAs (British Academy Film Awards). Hollywood is littered with extraordinary actors yet to ahve received an award. This account appears to be run by muppets. 🙄

Je trouve ce jugement un peu court et peu argumenté, comment peut on dire que cet acteur est une page blanche qu'on utilise pour y mettre le personnage que l'on veut si c'est le cas il a réussi car il donne à chacun de ses rôles un réalisme et une créativité qui rend ses personnages uniques bravo à lui✌️👏🍁

Yes I see the point here. He's often as dull as ditchwater. He seemed so, in interviews. Now, though, after Barbie, the Oscars, and SNL, he has acquired a bit of personality. Just, a bit. Not sure about the acting. I doubt he cares. It would be difficult to tell.

Ryan Gosling is a quality actor, who's done great performance and shows interest and commitment to the craft of acting. He's also someone I like to look up for as a man. He's super cool and usually presents himself defending the moral side.

Very question: he does nothing for me, just like Tom Hardy,,,both replaceable, boring, no emotions in their eyes and no X factor,,,Mel Gibson, Richard Gere, Hackman, Dicaprio...etc,,, those are actors that shows believeble emotions...

Disagree with many things you say and frame here

Watch The Believer he can play emotional

He was selected from the crop of Disney machine kids that included Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Keri Russel, etc. He’s the film version of a corporate plant in the music industry. Manufactured fame for an easily controlled asset.

Nah. Don’t be angry girl. Sending good Kenergy.

First comment! I love Ryan in movies.

Pope of Greenwich village... Both Eric Robert's and Mickey Rourke were phenomenal... Still one of my favorite... Because of both of them

Pierce Brosnan should have had another Bond movie.

who else? hollywood leading men right now.... slim pickins

How would’ve been better

He's a great example of millennial masculinity which is basically masculine yet sensitive and understanding. Also a man who will go down on a woman without being asked

He is not a bad actor, but he is not particular great one either, very little charisma, just not got it in regards to being a leading actor, and always just plays the same type. Also seems to get a free pass with box office flops. Guy must have a secret spell on casting directors, as he keeps getting all the big roles from elite directors.

It's not deep. He's a good actor with an interesting face and voice.

Adam Driver is just 'cool' in every role he got, and the flops he was in, we don't really care, because at least his performance, with what he had to work with, was done to the best of his ability and it shows. He's alright, sometimes he's real good.

I don't believe that king derived the it story from Nightmare on elm st. Quentin Tarantino does take parts from many films to make his movies !!!

Fincher wasn't a high school student when Lucas was filming American Graffiti. Filming began June 26th, 1972. Fincher was born in August of 62. So he would have been 9 when they were filming. Research; it's not that hard to do.

This narrator says The Exorcist is the only horror film to grace the list, but also mentioned Alien (1979) previously. If Alien isn't a horror film ...

I'd have loved if Tarantino described what he finds so great about the movie. He just says it made money back when movies didn't do that... and? What about the atmosphere was great, where was it scary, what about it makes it so great?

Magnolia and boogie nights are absolutely magnificent ❤❤❤

Great choices❤❤

I wanted to like Cabin Fever. I really did. But no. The ending was admittedly funny-if inappropriate.

"James Bond Nerd" doesn't like Brosnan. Lazenby is the biggest fucking whimp bro. Worst actor