TBH the film wasn't that unexpected, it was entirely logical. They were in essence to 90's, what The Beatles were to the 60's. The Beatles at their height also released a number of films, with their albums serving as the soundtrack. In essence Spice World was a vehicle for the music and the band and worked perfectly as a marketing exercise. They also had their finger in every single pie possible at that point you're talking crisps, sweets, body spray, soft drinks etc, so a film was a no brainer and a licence to print even more money. The context really is important when viewing the film. That aside the film is a complete camp classic and works on a surprisingly meta level and as a perfect time piece capturing a moment in time that was fleeting.

Physical media is a niche at this point like vinyl. I'll spring for collector's editions when it's a movie I really like. I don't really think 4K is that big of an improvement over Blu-ray. But I have been getting stuff through Vudu (now FandangoNow) for years and I haven't lost access to anything. I have also been buying music through Apple for years and all my purchases remain. Stuff that has been de-listed is still in my library. And the quality is good enough to give me a cinematic experience in my home. The thing that turned me off of discs is that you buy a 4K and most of the time it skips and pixelates or just straight up doesn't play. That and a 4K Blu-ray player is still over $300 new. And it's just Sony and Panasonic at this point. If they can't get new people on board and sell players then the tech will remain stagnant.

3 years ago popular bluray titles on ebay were $3-7, now the same titles (on bluray) are $10-20 in 2024. People are realizing physical is better in pretty much every way. And that's not even mentioning 4k blurays. But I have several bluray disc's that look superior to the UHD streaming version. Audio is always better on physical as well. Pawn shops are by far the cheapest place to score blurays. They pay about .50 cents per bluray when they buy them so if you buy multiple at a time they'll likely sell then around $1-4 per movie

They take films off periodically who knows what bullshit shows, and film theyll put up instead, its orwellian as hell to me, it seems nefarious when there is even free film streaming to get people more onboard. As for gaming look at the Ps5 pro not having a disc drive unless you pay extra talk about BS.

I don't use Letterboxd but here are my favorite movies 1: The Lion King 2: Prisoners 3: Who Framed Roger Rabbit 4: Empire Strikes Back 5: The Iron Claw 6: Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes 7: Green Mile 8: The Dark Knight 9: The Truman Show 10: Black Hawk Down

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This is a very ironic video. You just assume that all “Film Bros” can’t see the point of Fight Club and you tell us how they see it. And Pulp Fiction is one of the deepest and most layered movies of all time. It’s not just a “stylish” movie or a cool movie. All of Tarantino’s work is exceptionally deep.

Bluey is a good modern kids show, i do agree there needs to be less villains, because it shows kids that its everyone else thats the problem instead of having personal responsibility for actions,im not saying that there cant be villains, but after marvel we need some movies that communicate personal responsibility instead of only fighting just because there's an outside force disrupting the status quo.

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What was so "sickening and shocking" about the movie exactly?

(sobs) good ol' Pixar.

Sidney Lumet directed Katharine Hepburn in one of her very best performances: Long Day's Journey Into Night (1962)

Good ranking, you won’t agree with some of my placements. But love your top 3 👍 8. Seed of Chucky 7. Child’s Play (2019) 6. Child’s Play 3 5. Cult of Chucky 4. Bride of Chucky 3. Curse of Chucky 2. Child’s Play 2 1. Child’s Play (1988)

I agree with everything you meant, you said, except how you mentioned his chemistry with the directors. His role roles with Spike are the most memorable.

How do I get in on number 3 of these

how can i send u a screenshot of my top10?

Well said.

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100% agreed

For the next one: letterboxd - TheWatter23

My hot take: Tarantino has never been a great filmmaker. He’s too wrapped up in gimmick, schtick, and irony to deliver great art

Great analysis

Sad my list wasn't liked but at least I had vertigo!

As an Infinity Train fan, I'm glad you mention it. And yes, the instability of streaming is indeed awful.

Yeah I enjoy the convenience of Digital for games I know I’ll play once and never again, and I live 40 minutes drive away from any store that sells video games. But even with the whole “not owning” the game aside, which is a serious issue, I just like having the physical case and popping that disc into my console. It’s just a way better experience for my attachment to the game.

I'm glad that the announcement of "A Minecraft Movie" is leading more people to acknowledge this issue, and that by extension is also allowing videos like this to get pushed by the algorithm more.

i feel like the Jim Carrey version is underappreciated cause Carrey felt like the Grinch from the book in live action form but with the certain flair Jim likes to give i mean the dude manage to do the creepy smile he was perfect casting IMO

Just watched this movie and was flawed by it, been looking all night for a top quality breakdown to help me round my thoughts on it and you’ve done that and then some. Subbed ✊🏾

I would like to be in the next one! Letterboxd: Tobo85 Top 10: Stop Making Sense Dr. Strangelove Florida Project Straight Story Mulholland Drive 500 Days of Summer Scream Birdman Life Aquatic Eyes Wide Shut

8:21 Is that mooncake from final space I see between Dipper and Steven Universe?

I would love to be in the next one if you keep doing these my Top 10 1. Scream 2. Signs 3. Do The Right Thing 4. Red Rocket 5. The Shining 6. Monsters Inc 7. Blindspotting 8. Silence of the Lambs 9. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood 10. Superbad

hope you're a punk because if not there's a lot of dumb points in here, your review and analysis of the movie is fine, but I've been a punk my whole life, im 30 now, and the jabs at punk and anarchism dont go unnoticed to me, being an anarchist is standing for an "empty image"??? why? anarchism is a real political theory with real world applications, and punk is not just being yourself, there's a couple of things attached to that, like DIY ethics, anti corporatism, anti capitalism etc. see, the reason that stevo's logic fail it's because he never defined "the system" and, as pointed out in the movie, every living thing works inside a system, what punks and anarchists are trying to do is CHANGE the system, not live outside of it, like he was. The system for us is capitalism, nationalism, religious dogma, we fight against that to change it for a system that we thing is better for everyone, in this case, anarchy. Again anarchy IS NOT disorder or chaos, anarchy is a political system in which the means of productions are in hands of the collective, where there are no leaders or authority figures, no hierarchies, everyone is equal in power, everyone is an individual, that's what stevo missed, he's rebelling without a structure, without theory, or without a goal, he was, definitely, a poser.

If it's for children. It's ok to add some mature themes. So, when they get older, they can understand them. I had cases where I would watch something I watched before many years ago and I would all the sudden understand what they meant. And when I say mature, I don't really mean vulgar sex scenes or bloody violence. But moreover, messages that have deeper meanings or giving the audience an inspiring lesson. Also I'm surprised this video is like almost 2 years old and not like a few months old cause dang it's so underrated.

never let this man keep again. He burnt all the. food with so many of these ratings.

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If you're making a 3rd video, here's my Letterboxd: @JustSparklinq 1. Dead Poets Society (1989) 2. Boys Don't Cry (1999) 3. Before The Fall (2004) 4. Starter For 10 (2006) 5. Split (2016) 6. Monty Python And The Holy Grail (1975) 7. Inglorious Basterds (2009) 8. Zodiac (2007) 9. Seven (1995) 10. Atonement (2007)

Favorite movies 1. Princess Bride 2. Goonies 3. Rango 4. The Fifth Element 5. Star Wars A New Hope 6. LOTR Fellowship of the Ring 7. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 8. Donnie Darko 9. O Brother Where Art Thou 10. Little Miss Sunshine

Great vid, if you're doing a part 3 i would love to be included Letterboxd: willikrisse2 1) Rashomon 2) Citizen Kane 3) Ikiru 4) Do the Right Thing 5) 2001: A Space Odyssey 6) The Seventh Seal 7) The Godfather: Part II 8) Love Exposure 9) Come and See 10) Apocalypse Now

My letterboxd is @whitedress if you want to😁

You might think I'm a 10 year old when you see mine, but my list is built off of nostalgia: 1. How to Train Your Dragon 2. Walle 3. Up 4. The Iron Giant 5. Oppenheimer 6. The Empire Strikes Back 7. Robinhood (1973) 8. How to Train Your Dragon 2 9. The Batman 10. Catch Me If You Can If you look at my top 100, it is a lot more variety, I promise. Letterboxd @mangoturtle

Great video! New subscriber from New Zealand 🤗

If you are going to do a part 3, here is my letterboxd Letterboxd: Noel07 My top 10: 1. War and peace (1967) 2. Love Exposure(2008) 3. An Elephant Sitting Still (2018) 4. Naked (1993) 5. Sátántangó (1994) 6. Stalker (1979) 7. Suspiria (1977) 8. Buffalo ‘66 (1998) 9. Y Tu Mamá También (2001) 10. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk Wit Me (1992)

letterboxd: @leafzZ top tier movies 1. Scott- Pilgrim vs The World (2010) 2. SLC Punk (1998) 3. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) 4. Submarine (2010) 5. Dark City (1998) 6. Lisa Frankenstein (2004) 7. Pee Wee's Big Adventure (1985) 8. Secretary (2002) 9. Beetlejuice (1988) 10. Heathers (1989)

You say we own the media? Do we? We need to regularly update our bluray encryption keys to watch movies we own.... If one day they decide to stop making those keys or the servers are unreachable. We will have no legal way to watch that Blu Ray

love to see how we have such different opinions on so many movies but you understood my vision with every single movie in my top 10