In Dune i have to say, nothing gave me more goosebumps than the speech in front of the fremen. The change in Vioce and the prue feeling of power was just insane

Your video inspired me to watch the series, a real tension builder, loved it!

Excellent exploration. Love how batman became the Dark Knight to protect the concept of the White Night. I think I'll never be able to get Toni Collette's mourning wails out of my mind. And I think watching both Dunes on flights is my greatest sin. I'll have to wait for them to get a rerun in cinema and watch them back to back

When has cinema given you goosebumps? I wanna hear your top moments 💯

- Good, Bad, and Ugly: Tuco running through Cemetery/ Final Standoff. - Shawshank Redemption: Andy's Escape - Blade Runner: Roy hunts and saves Deckard/ Tears in rain speech. - The Dark Knight: Batman interrogates the Joker - No Country for Old Men: Anton Chigurh confronts Shopkeeper/ Anton finds Llewelyn in the Hotel. - Apocalypse Now: Ride of the Valkyrie's Helicopter ambush - Star Wars Revenge of the Sith: Obi-Wan vs Anakin - Saving Private Ryan: Omaha Beach - Jaws: Last shark attack, Martin kills the Shark - Jurassic Park: T-Rex escapes - LOTR The Two Towers: Théoden Rides Forth - LOTR Return of the King: The battle for Minas Tirith/ The Ride of Rohirrim - Dune Part 2: Feyd's Arena Battle/ Paul rides the Worm/ Paul and Worm Army attack the Emperor's Sardaukar - The Shining: Escape from the Overlook. - Interstellar: Docking Sequence - La Haine: Mirror scene/ Gun Scene/ DJ Scene/ Ending - The assassination of Jesse James: Train Robbery scene - BladeRunner 2049: Agent K finds Deckard in Las Vegas feel free to add more, I struggle to remember all of them lol.

The good the bad and ugly stand off scene is perfect and the scene where Batman in the Batman is walking out from the fire is so bad ass

Bruv ur so so underrated fr! U deserve a lot more…. Keep up the good work

Amazing

Mate, the production quality of this video is really impressive for someone with 1k followers (and I mean that in an entirely good way). It's a sub from me.

Good video

For me the latest goosebumps aren’t from cinema, but TV. Arcane and Blue eye samurai. They are that good.

The joke was a nice way to end the video. Excellent visuals and writing! Hope your channel explodes

Awesome work

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watch SALAAR , if you want to get hyped.

Hereditary is one those movie that once you watch it and you will never get satisfied with any other movies on the same genre

from 13:34 to 15:28 is almost like i'm reading my Letterboxd because you share my exact thoughts! subscribed just based off your Paul wormride sequence analysis

Great video man!! Keep it up 👌

This vid is a movie - intro had me feeling like I needed some popcorn! Sound design on point, all that Dune watching rubbing off on you 👀😂

I really felt that in my plums, beautiful blueish hue to them. Sunlight dancing right off of them, getting ready to take them to the farmers market

Damn these just keep getting better and better! While us mere mortals are here watching movies in 1080p, Stamp of Approval is admiring and analysing them in 4k. We need more breakdowns ASAP please 🙌💪

I love a good video essay but this feels like more of a mini-doc. Rare to see this level of attention to detail on here in terms of editing, sound design, and analysis from youtube creators. Keep it up King 👏

This is a BRILLIANT piece. Gave me goosebumps in itself!!

This is seriously good - I really enjoyed how you broke down these three incredibly powerful moments in cinema. You’ve done a great job of conveying how each scene evokes goosebumps in different ways - from the tension in the dark knight to the intensity of hereditary & the epic scale of dune. As always the editing is top notch. My favourite vid of yours so far - can’t wait to see what you come out with next 👏👏👏

Thats why the Talented Mr. Ripley is the best one

Did you also spot Kubrick anticipated the design of the IPad by 40 years?

It’s still the greatest experience I’ve ever had at the cinema. Great video and research. Easily subbed- your channel is going to explode.

Considering how The Talented Mr. Ripley film of the late 90s is go to measuring stick to pit Saltburn against for criticical analysis and scrutiny, I have to commend this video for making the interesting choice to measure Saltburn to the Netflix Ripley miniseries. The differences are as clear as crystal. Not just in aesthetic but in storytelling. With Netflix Ripley filmed in a Noir style, we see Tom Ripley go from small time conman to cold blooded killer and identity thief. And it's the murders and the process of covering his tracks that propel his journey forward. The single motivation being greed. Once you experience the luxury of affluence, there's no leaving it. And Ripley killed to hold on to it with no remorse. Saltburn for all it's faults demands one's close attention and not to be taken at face value. Oliver Quick was an opportunistic force of darkness who's a collection or masks and no true sense of identity. An uncharismatic middle class nobody who wanted to be a somebody. In his obsession with Felix, Ollie fell short of being with him and becoming him. Due to the Catton families savior complex flag being raised too high from a place of vanity rather than true compassion and the need to keep up appearances that ended up getting them killed. The unreliable narration narrative says there's what Ollie knows to be true and what he tells the audience and himself in response.

Wait a minute, I can't remember my life before Severance... did I, get a procedure?!!!!!!!!

Liked this take a lot, even if it doesn't change my increasing love for this movie. I would say the movie is much more Howard's End than Ripley, but it's there. The big difference is, Ripley remains the (anti)hero of the story, and is intended to challenge the but ultimately keep our sympathies. His victims are always a bit worse or more pathetic than him. Saltburn does something much bolder. It tries (and maybe fails) to switch those sympathies. By the end of the movie I'm quite devastated by what has happened to this family. They are in hell. And it's not their fault. Their downfall comes because they tried to be human. Even if they could only do so for a limited time, they did try. Their mistake was doing it for someone who wasn't human and never wanted to be. In any case, subbed and enjoying your stuff!

The main character in Saltburn wasn’t believable. He was a caricature.

Everything falls into place for Oliver far too neatly and the film just overall being kinda gross doesn't really make up for it, in reality Oliver would be suspect number one

Terrible mess of a thing

I am

All the comments in this comment section suck, they are all over analyzing a movie. a movie is supposed to entertain you. your overthinking how a movie should deliver a message or meaning or a unique thought. its a movie.

Andrew Scott is an amazing actor. When I first saw him in Sherlock I knew he was a hidden talent.

Imma be honest, you may have actually made me interested in Saltburn after the side by side analysis. You ask for the satisfying villain origin story and complexity behind Oliver's motivation but from what you described, he shouldn't have one. He literally had a pretty good life. Which makes his actions that much more sadistic. You ask for why? The answer is simple. Because he wanted to. Imagine someone coming in and derailing your life simply because they woke up wanting to do it. That is sick. Now I'm not sure if it is executed this way but from your description he made my stomach turn.

Each watch, Im left dumbfounded this was released in 1968

I'm sorry, he fu*ked a grave!?😢

I just found your channel and subscribed. I have a small piece of feedback: I feel the cutaways to meme reactions don’t really add much to the video essay. I don’t dislike them, but they can feel a bit jarring given the serious and thought-provoking nature of your content. Just my personal opinion, of course. Hope to see more from you!

My experience watchin this movie: ''This is shot well, it look like it's gonna be a good movie.'' ''Ok, this is obviously a movie about a gay couple, will anything else happen?'' ''Ok, idk wtf the movie is about, It's a horror movie and this rich family is gonna try to kill this kid'' ''Wtf is happening why is this guy so horny?'' ''Do they just not leave their home all summer, that seems boring.'' ''Why is this guy so horny?'' ''Oh, I guess he was evil.'' ''Oh, he pulled his cock out. No, he's just horny'' Worst movie I've ever seen and it's more gay than watching a movie about two gay guys coming out, which is what I thought this movie was.

I love the matt damon, jude law film. I hated saltburn, it was plain as day the plot was identical just with nudity and gay sex specifically to shock people. Hate jacob elordi with everything. Barry keoghan is okay

Matt Damon 😂😂😂👏🏼 Great video dude. Subbed!

What a greatly written and narrated video essay. Deserved thumbs up and a subscribe

I found the SALTBURN had similar issues with as as fennels first go, young promising woman. They both are filmed nicely, casted well, have good ideas just starting to form - and but then they lose their stamina when the plot doesn’t make a lot of sense or is too outlandish even for fictional movie world. And in the end they perhaps don’t say just as much as they wanted to. I think YPW was a little more impactful than SALTBURN but both just really needed some more co-writers

Great video! I guess I'm gonna rewatch Severance another time!

Your 801th subscriber amazing vid💓💆🏿‍♀️

I didn’t think the Ripley remake was good at all and Imm a huge fan.