We both know your never around Beavers 😂

does anyone know what the scene in the movie with the sculpture that was found in the water was for? Unless my memory is really bad, there wasnt anything like that in the book and the significance was not really clear for me and seemed quite random. The handshaking with the arm of the sculpture was cute though

off course its sad that so many great parts of the story like vimini and the poet didnt make the movie, but I still think that the alterations for the movie were all amazing and necessary, and really made the movie just as good as the book, which is rare with bookadaptions. It conveys the emotions of longing, passion and grief extaordinary well and I also thought the songs by sufjan stevens were so beautiful and fitting for the characters.

lol that trump comment didn’t go unnoticed. U ain’t slick, trump 2025 baby let’s gooooo

I saw this in the theater with my parents but I was way too young to understand what was going on, her I still have fond memories of it. It's in Roku Channel right now and I just re-watched it. Holy sh*t. That was deep.

But it is unfortunate that, once CMBYN made the run of the festivals, total stangers began to meet with Chalumet and give him a peach. I mean, there's a limit.

That scene in reverse colour - climbing the war monument, and Elio's cousin laughing: I took it to mean Oliver imagining the public hostility, and a feeling of doing something shameful, if they were to continue their relationship. Thoughts?

Going into lord of the flies I had really low expectations because of what I've heard about it so far. I am so pleasantly surprised at what a potent critique of society it is actually. The characters are just kids imitating what they've seen adults do.

Why is this dude so gay

I LOVED THIS MOVIE ❤❤❤ The director is genius and the story crosses all genders. Love is love! I especially admire how 2 people have a love that is true through times that were not accepting of it.

His "music" was a joke from day 1. I do not know a better lie than the "beliebers" whom were a thing 10-15 years ago were 1. listening to his oh such an artistically ambitious song "yummy yummy" 2. understanding that it is the most embarrassing tune they thought he could make 3. inventing a theory about oh, but it has a deep meaning into it. Well, it didn´t. I am so glad we got rid of his stupid stardom, finally. I love Swities anytime, at least that woman has talent and class and she is smart. The young of today dont even know who Justin Bieber is. He was good using his whiny voice but after all ended up showing he has no talent for songwriting and he was exposed to be a good ol narcissist. I am happy he is gone. He has all the money in the world to live for the rest of his life in luxury.

the nazis exterminated more than jews. they also went after roma, black people, disabled people, homosexuals, etc. my point being, he was among those persecuted by the nazis because he had chosen to be openly gay at a time when most countries had laws targeting homosexuals. Way before he was executed, he let it be fucking known that homosexuals are not cowards.😊

Carlito's Way, Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zizou, Jackie Brown, Wonder Boys, Shawshank Redemption, Heat. You don't have any of these on your list.

Never heard of Robert Altman until recently watching The Player and really liking it. Went straight into A Prairie Home Companion and likining it even more. Rarely do I come across a movie this genuinely cozy despite the theme.

Have you seen the stage musical adaptation? It is like a mix between both the movie and the books.

Excellent review. The only thing in the 64 movie that grates with me is Dick Van Dyke's cockney accent. As an East Londoner take my word for it; it's dreadful! Otherwise the film is a masterpiece. It creates a wonderful story without much to work on from the books, the main theme for me being a neglectful, repressed father (who is a very minor character in the books) who realises just in time Poppins is right. Add to that some great songs, from the uplifting Fly A Kite to the poignant Feed The Birds, world class acting, particularly David Tomlinson's Mr Banks, and one of the greatest dance sequences in cinematic history, Step In Time, and you have a movie that should be near the top of everyone's best ever list. Ps don't ask me about the Emily Blunt movie. I haven't seen it and have no intention of doing so.

Yuze dik

Perhaps it's a difference between British and American upbringing, but as a child I disliked Mary Poppins in the books - it was hard for me as a kid to accept or understand that an adult could act cold and unfriendly to kids and still somehow love them. It's still hard for me to accept that approach from real people as an adult. Also that the kids in the books are always bratty and need her to correct them. Which is why I admire Julie Andrews' performance so much - even when she's a little sarcastic with the kids ("You know best, as usual") she does it so casually it slips past you and doesn't feel cruel. But then, on film it's easier than in a book to see when a character is hiding something.

Do Canadian musicians on digital streaming services need to register their works with the U.S. Copyright Office?

Actually I loved it

I absolutely LOVE the third, way better than the second in my opinion, lol. The Scream series is one of my favorite of all time. I love every single one. Current rank is 1, 3, 5, 6, 4, 2? I think. 6/4 are pretty much tied. I loved the killer reveal/reason in 6, but 5 is ranked above it just because it was so so clever. Brought in a lot of the reasons number 1 was so good to begin with, with the characters being extremely clever and lots of call backs to the original. Just...ahhh...the series is so good. I might rewatch them actually now after seeing this, lol.

I genuinely liked this movie because the main character being unlikable is realistic. She is selfish and inconsiderate which is sorta how teenagers act.

Happy birthday, Kyle! Great series.

Great movie! I'm not sure it would be in my top ten. But I can understand why it's in yours!

Happy birthday!

It was great seeing you show up in my subscriptions again.

Inigo Montoya is to revenge stories what Zuko is to redemption stories

Amazing! I didn't know your favorite film was inside out! Warms my heart. Now just a thought, but Your favorite film is technically a mecha anime

I was 16 when I first watched this film. I loved it so much that i read the book too. It used to be my comfort movie and basically saw myself in Elio. But now that im closer to Oliver's age, i hate the romanticization of their "love" story. That being said, it's a well made film. The directing, cinematography and dialogues. You can tell Luca really enjoyed making it.

Inside Out is an absolute banger. And I truly enjoyed this series a lot. I looked forward to it every day. Happy 40th birthday my friend 🎂

Great movie. Though I don't think it would be in my list. But I've come to realize I have no idea how I even rank movies on this format anymore.

Another one of the movies on your list that I've actually watched! And I love it!

Just seen the Groundhog Day musical in London. If anyone reading this is in the UK I’d thoroughly recommend it.

No one capable of any rational thought would actually believe this crap.

You won't believe this. But I've never seen a Greta Gerwig film.

Christopher Lloyd has been an old man to me for my whole life.

Take down of America? I think you mean glowing endorsement.

You're not gonna believe this... But my dad saw The Rock and then realized I should see it so he took me to the theatre to see it. Which may or may not be the first R Rated movie I saw in theatres. But I like to believe it is.

Despite you telling me to watch this... I've never seen it, unless I have forgotten. Which is possible.

The whole series/film takes place on Halloween. It's absolutely a Halloween movie/show

Don't think I caught this when it originally aired, but I've been a huge fan for years! It's on my annual rotation every fall and I listen to the soundtrack *all* the time. (Though for personal reasons, I try to watch it on November 1, not Halloween-to say more would get spoiler-y). Even after all this time, a few of the emotional beats toward the end reduce me to uncontrolled sobbing *every* time. On an unrelated-well, animated film-note, have you seen Nimona yet? I finally saw it last night and instantly fell in love with it. Would make for a great future video topic. Or three. 😄

As a huge fan of timeloop movies I do hate it when the characters within the media call it "a groundhog day" instead of a timeloop... I can only think of a handful of movies where this doesn't happen tbh. Great video!

The weirdest part about Groundhog day is that another timeloop movie came out the same year as it and tried to sue it for copyright infringement!

I wonder what that phenomenon was called before the Groundhog's Day effect as the movie made that phrase. I like the idea of Bill Murray doing this loop for hundreds of years as Harold Ramis intended but I understand why that part got changed. Leaving the exact number of loops or time vague keeps it light hearted.

Yes! It's the best thing Disney has ever made.

Again wouldn't be in my top ten... But maybe another Ben Wheatley joint would. The similar High Rise where someone gets best to death by a BAFTA. haha

I haven't seen this one yet. So I guess I lied about how your top ten will be similar to mine. But then I remembered that you have never seen A Field in England. So why would you put that on your list?

Movies that are enjoyable equilibrium with Christian bale and dark city with Rufus Sewell

I think this would be on my list too. Your top ten will be interesting. I kinda assume there will be more that will be on my list going forward.

I just got back from a ghibli food exhibit and they had a recreation of the food stall and hoooo boy I was terrified