*spoiler* The worst part of the whole thing is that the movie is in a way not just referencing the artist's own struggle with not going to art school (and how he might've gone back to manga regardless) but that the killings are also a reference to the kyoto animation arson attack where so many people who worked in anime got burned alive by a freak that said that they had stolen his drawings

Good breakdown of all the beats you appreciated in the movie. I've seen some lists this one has been on, but the resolution of those reviews has been low. It's now on my to-watch list. Thank you for taking the time!

Outer Wilds is a game about exploring a solar system and discovering the secrets of a lost civilisation. It's very story-driven, and extremely spoiler-heavy, so make sure to be careful of spoilers! The main gameplay loop is exploring planets, reading logs left behind by the lost civilisation, and then using that knowledge to solve interactive puzzles to uncover more of the story.

Weak take, pay more attention to what`s going on around you, in society and in the rest of the world. All these recent movies are a political agendas made as "entertainment", it's a project of emasculation and demoralization of masculinity.

One of my favorites. I’ve never tried to over analyze it. Watching it has always been like a little escape for me. Just love it❤

The movie that made me a fan of Joaquin was Walk The Line, so i had no problem with the music side of it, i thought the acting was still really well done, all that said it does feel like the movie was missing something. I enjoyed it but the first was so good i always knew this wasn't going to match it.

Demi Moore said in an interview that the scene with Dennis Quaid eating the shrimp was "the most violent scene in the movie" :D

Appreciate you shouting out the audio in this film, it's absolutely incredible

Boring and unnecessarily emotional

Took me many years before Miyazaki’s films began to unravel and make sense. That’s one thing lovely about ‘Art’ as each critic or fan will come to their own over time. I watched it again after appreciating the other films and now I found a love for it anew. I began to see his films as a single ‘opus’ rather than different works.

Sorry it was not on your wavelength. Most of those hating it do not even know Tarkovsky. It worked for me but I like maximalist cinema. Good review.

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Try hylics game - lil bit artsy obscure game

Great review, Thanks!

Love your take. People saying the ending was too much, but in my opinion the movie really hints that the last act is not to be taken "seriously" (as if anything in the movie was supposed to be). I'm screaming to anyone that's willing to hear me that there are clear references to other movies (the shining , 2001, obviously "The Thing", Sunset Boulevard, Death Becomes Her ... and I guess more that I didn't catch)

great breakdown and vid. Substance was so good 🫡

It’s an interesting question but I suspect people have been saying the same thing for 100 years. I like your optimism about how the media could evolve. You say you’ve not been to film school but you’re clearly passionate about it, so sign up for a course that interests you 😀 Good luck Good Sir 👍

just yesterday i was thinking of this topic, most story is about the hero's journey. I think only experimental films will be new in the future. I think there are well made films and there are films that blow your mind. After we experience a lot of movies we understand that we don't get our mind blown by upcoming similar experiences. I may be wrong but that's how i feel about it. If am wrong i would be happy as i can enjoy more movies.

What's interesting to me is how much of a contrast between older and contemporary filmmaking. Older films rely more on methods used more in theaters and plays due to limited resources. Nowadays, there seems to be more tools to immerse you into the world of the film. I think what evolves is the realism of the things we'd never thought of seeing with technology, i.e. LotR, Avatar, while keeping what makes them charming in the first place. Cinema at its root is to make you believe in the story the filmmakers are telling, even when there are lots of flaws in the screenplay. As humanity evolves, who knows they'd shoot a movie in outer space (or a different dimension for that matter)?

I’ve been asking this question for a while. What happened to these Disney movies like Miracle, The Journey of Natty Gann, Flight of the Navigator, White Fang, Homeward Bound etc. Disney just suddenly stopped making these original films.

Disney still makes live-action family-themed films. They just tend to go direct-to-streaming on Disney+ and get little attention except from the hardcore fans.

I remember my parents renting The Greatest Game Ever Played when I was a kid and I thought it was a bit boring…until the end. The shot of his dad celebrating with the rest of the crowd is engrained my head, such a good payoff that sticks with me just as much as other animated movies of theirs. Good video! Glad to see some acknowledgement for that movie and others of its kind.

What more can be said about Disney? The earnest, schlocky, heart-warming charm they once exhibited in their films has been overtaken by the need to inundate us with a checklist of socio-political messages

Three Musketeers was a Good one!

I know this would be subject to endless debate. But I would be MUCH quicker to call BATMAN BEGINS (2005) the perfect one. It had Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, and Liam Neeson. It took some new turns, but it had enough familiar elements. We got enough time with both Batman and Bruce Wayne. The eventual Commissioner Gordon had to deal with corruption in his office. I have loved BATMAN since the Adam West days. But I have an aversion towards the 2022 film for SEVERAL reasons.

People are soooo negative about this season. I agree, season 1 was better. But they were dealing with a lot this season between the writers' strike and HBO slashing their episode count by two episodes. They did really well considering all of that.

1 more episode ? Tf all these shit could fit in max 3 epsiodes..stop rewiews i dont need to hear more.

do you want me to listen to Iron Maiden ?

People these days seem to forget that good storytelling relies on world- and character building and not only on spectacle. That's how we end up with stuff like Rings of Power or some of the Star Wars series. If you don't explore the motives and background for your characters, they remain as empty shells that nobody cares about. Showrunners or writers rush from one big scene to the next, leaving the characters and their motives and the world as a whole completely underdeveloped. Same with GoT S7+8... Benioff and Weiss did not understand what made Game of Thrones so interesting in the first place, and even turned down offers to make more Episodes or Seasons in favor of rushing to the finale, leaving behind dozens of loose ends and completely ruining the arcs of important characters like, Bran, Varys and of course Daenerys.

while a bit older than you are, I enjoy older films in gneral especially between 1950s till 1970s. This film still fell within the spectrum. I would not call romance films chick flicks because ultimately they are films about people and relationships which is the stuff life is made of. Even when the core is a love story, there are always many concepts and values around it to go far beyond the two people involved. I also enjoyed your tracing the path of the film from mediocre reviews to cult status, which is very true.... I look forward to more videos from you....

I have loved this movie for decades..Jane..what a crush..I wished that Mr Reeves had stayed off that damn horse.😍

So gothic and dark. Really have my fingers crossed for this one.

God damn someone likes this trash

I will leave a comment and a like 1. for the algorythme 2. for making the effort to defend what so many other spit on without any reflexion. I will gladly say that I like Snyder's esthetic in his movies, but I can also see why other don't like what he does, and I'm not an unconditional fan of his work. But still, the man is trying, he puts so much heart and passion in what he does that you can't blame him just out of context. Yes, he's better at bringing comics on screen, yes he uses to much slow effect, yeeees sometime he lacks inspiration and mixes bunch of other stuff. But come on, who else today is so grandiose ? so iconic with money shots and characters, who tries that much to bring greatness to his characters even though he misses sometimes (too many times) the shot ? I respect the man for what he's trying to do, and as for Rebel Moon, I see a fan who tried to bring together everything he loves about pop culture and gave birth to a frankenstein monster with qualities and flaws. So he's not achieving to really create something, I know. But do we ? I think it's still better as some other companies that milk old franchises in too many baaad movies... Just adressing ONe complaint I have seen too much : "ooooh the scene of the harvest is too long, who cares about grain, give us action, bla bla bla...". I don't get that people can't understand that Snyder is just celebrating the simple things of life. He celebrates the very base of what made humans as a civilisation, what brought us together in village, cities etc... a simple act opposed to the vast mechanics of the empire they will soon have to fight. I loved this scene, just like the one in Matrix III when they dance, that celebrates life and passion over the machines with no emotions. Yes it's cheap, maybe even cringe. But don't pretend like it's not easy to understand why and how those scenes exist in the movie. Give the man credit for what he's trying to do. It doesn't work always, or on anyone. But it's not all garbage. Well... Please write less cliché-characters ? That would be great. (Raise your hand if you thought the princess was gonna be evil and Arthelais had to kill her because of that...)

Daemon's switch to Rhaenyra's side was off for me, like the pacing was off with him. I'll have to rewatch it, I did watch the finale in a bad mood

The studio forced the showrunners to cut out two episode to save money. That is the real crime. Considering this and the writers strike it is a miracle that this this season still turned out to be good.

If there is a need for movie's director cut for it to be even remotely intresting than it's safe to say the movie failed big time, Also it's the kind of gimmick that only works once or twice.

no

Snyder fans are the truest and most logical. REBEL MOON IS AWESOME!!! literally the best movie in the last 3 decades. I will defend this movie from stupid haters

RM was terrible. The directors cut is even worse.

Nah, I have once trusted Zack and spent too much time on his cut of the league. No more.

This is NOT honest but extremly disengenious. Told from a cultist perspective isnt honest but biased and thats hardly honesty.

Yes, I dont get Synder's high art and great genius story telloing. I must despise high art and great visuals this movie has. I watched the first 5-10 minutes and say the shallow gore and shallow profanity and shut off this master piece of fan fiction of nothing. #restorethesynderverse. Laughable! Feel free to tell me how I missed synder's genius, please! I could always use some synder bro cultist telling me "I just dont get synder's genius." Ah man, hysterical.

The movies could have done with some better acting as well in my opinion

I can see why the studio turned it down as a Star Wars film, because Disney already had a film with the same plot. It's called _A Bug's Life._

Zack Snyder fans deserve more and more of his indulgent BS.

I liked the movies. Especially the 40k aesthetics. I have big issues with script but it's issues that can be easily fixed, and don't break the movies for me. For me the most important thing is that I like the characters. It's a low bar, but nowadays not all tv shows and movies reach even that level.

I liked it. I usually fast forward through parts I don't like and I watched both movies straight through. Enjoyed it.

Er.. he just stole a bunch of stuff from Warhammer 40K and threw them into a horrible story with placeholder caricatures.. what are you talking about man?

I noticed the distinctly half assed aging effects, but I interrupt that as proof that Maddie was right. She's actually Tara, and this is all a cheap 90s teen tv show, with cheap 90s tv makeup effects. When you see it that way the casting choice for his younger self adds up to what we would see in an episode of Buffy or Are You Afraid Of The Dark, or Eerie Indiana or whatever odd creepy surreal shows you watched as a kid