Na Transformers 1 forever Goated idc

Joker is just not well written. That, above all else, is its problem. A wildly overrated film. So yes, you should hate this movie. It isn't good - on MULTIPLE levels!

8:20 It's not the priest either who has the power to absolve us of sins, it's God's grace in the form of Jesus' sacrifice. Confessions serve the purpose of getting help and guidance, not to be judged. Also, people don't go to hell for sinning; it's for refusing to believe and trust in the Savior God Himself sent to save us.

There is something I have never understood about The Man from U.N.C.L.E. I watched the whole TV series, and, I never once viewed David McCallum, as Illya Kuryakin, as being big or burly... He was a weapons expert, and a bit standoffish, but never seemed physically intimidating. Yet, every representation of him, be it in spoofs like in Darkwing Duck, where he was a massive, irritable Russian bear, and even this movie, where he is a near psychotic strongman, all seem to focus on his having been this massive Russian powerhouse, in place of his logic and finesse in using guns and rifles, and the like.

At that year the world seems to be relatively depopulated now, only crash left behind.

The movie starts with the elevator and ends with elevator. People miss that. This movie allows Ted to learn and grow throughout. He and Billy both learn how to deal with what has happened. I don't see it as a sacrifice. She was selfish and she knew she was at the point where she wanted her life to be more about her than the kid.

My local library has both arrow blu ray versions of the movie and it seems like I'm the only one who has checked it out!!!! I was even tempted to just keep it and never return it but I didn't !!! I finally got the same versions from ebay at a remarkable price of $5!!! The vendor was selling it as a dvd when in reality it was the blu ray version with its original packaging including the slipcover!!!! When I opened the package and realized that indeed it was the blu ray version with all its original packaging I started to cry because this film means so much to me!!!! I finally owned my favorite film on a very good blu ray transfer that included both the theatrical and director's cut!!!

I posted on social media that "this movie was fuckin lit" so that I could hopefully trick people into watching a good film.

The film's reference to legal matters in family law court is not realistic. Maybe the family laws were much different in 1979, but most films that featured legal matters were just inaccurate. Probably the most realistic part of the film is that women typically get custody of minor children.

Thank you. This is, in my book, a perfect movie.. you can't change anything that would improve it. A movie that stays with you for the rest of your life.

I hate you too you little shit is a pretty hilarious line

Its easily the best movie ever made

so true tbh

25 years later is still interesting despite some problems with it and when I saw it as a 10 year old in cinemas in 1999 I still like it despite its flaws

And nowadays a woman has to be a woman, sexobject, wife, mother, homemaker, provider and after this MAYBE got their own identity. And men still don’t have to control their emotions, participate as equals in a relationship and a care work, household etc. 50 years later it’s mostly the same nowadays.

Dennys?

3:28 "harp and piano"? There's no harp.

You made some good points but the trump stuff was a stretch

You were correct in not giving away the plot points; this is one of my all-time favorite movies, not only because my wife is Italian (and we live part-time in Italy) but because it is, as you say, 'everything a movie should be.' It is simply, just perfect, capturing the essence of authentic Italy, and its eternal timelessness. God bless all movie lovers...and this will make you love classic cinema all the more (just make sure to get the English subtitle version of it)...and after this, check out Jack Lemmon in 'Macaroni,' and 'The Great Beauty,' which is thoroughly haunting for anyone approaching retirement age. Funny how the Italians teach us how to make great movies again, just makes me sad that Americans only create comic book nonsense nowadays!

Absolutely love this film

As someone who has never really seen this movie, but has always wanted to, it makes me sad to see how many people see this film as bad. And it does seem to go beyond mere opinion for some people. Though I suppose that’s how it is for most things. People saying “it’s just my opinion”, while simultaneously and clearly acting as though their opinion is an objective fact.

BRO WE MISS YOU

I hadn't noticed TraxNYC plays in this until now, that's actually wild, maybe that's how he got where he's now?

Went into this movie completely blind, just the name of it and nothing else. Really amazing movie and yeah that ending... it's time to cry haha.

First time I loved this movie 9/10... Now in 2024, 7/10. More I watch, less I like it. So, I stopped rewatching BvS ultimate cut. I'm sure if I watch again it will be 6/10.

Just rewatched this for the first time in forever after the Detroit train station reopened this week (the scene where Sam runs through the run down train station was always a highlight growing up), and holy shit I forgot how good this movie was. Glad to see it wasn’t just nostolgia

It brought me back to my childhood, growing up in SoCal in this time frame...it was soooo spot on, down to the radio station .

Julia was the hero, Howard was the villian.

The Clover Society is the Happening level terrible, Lady in the Water level nonsense, and the worst ending to a trilogy I can recall. And I’ve seen Godfather 3 and Jaws 3...

Loved this film and wish for a second, it was underrated and everyone I show it to enjoyed it. Hope there's a second on somewhere in the future.

Joker in my opinion is ridiculously uninspired bordering on plagiarism. From what I hear Joker 2 is going to be another "homage" to Scorsese but a remake of New York, New York...

I disagree with the take that the film has nothing to say with it's homages, I think even quentin tarantino talked about it on a podcast, but the choice is deliberately there to break the rules scorsese typically uses in his films. During the course of taxi driver and king of comedy, scorsese works very hard to disconnect you from the characters of travis and rupert, you're expected to see pieces of yourself and others any sane person knows they are bad people and you shouldn't identify with them. Joker does the opposite, it works very hard to get you to identify with Arthur and understand him, to the point at which when he finally kills murray, you're supposed to agree with him, making it more satisfying than the endings to both king of comedy or taxi driver, because you should relate to arthur, as horrific as that is. Scorsese films are about people who is vile, disgusting and morally bad, joke tries to breakdown a person snapping and why we would relate to it. Highly recommend taratino's video on it, can probably find it b just searching taratino talks about joker on youtube.

excellent essay! the way the movie uses classical structures but also this handheld style of filmmaking really speaks to me. it made me think of star wars, like a grounded version of the sins of the father motif in star wars. anyway i'm glad it's getting some recognition here. cianfrance is a very special filmmaker.

Todays date doesnt seem so far fetched, ppl like this 6yrs ago always defending the kabals

I had to be told Daredevil was a bad movie because I sure as heck couldnt figure it out on my own. I love this s***.

This movie is the accurate depiction of L.A at this time in history...having grown up there, it was such a travel down my childhood memories.

Who the hell let them cook

Hey man, hope you keep making videos saw you have an upload in two years but I remember your videos keep going, bro

Being a mom is very important and vital. People underestimate the role. I'm glad that the boy went to him

Oh my goodness. Dustin Hoffman is the best actor ever. Today and yesterday.

i love Unbreakable and Split, but I hated how David Dunn’s story ended. Killed in a puddle by a couple of security guards. It felt so degrading. It didn’t come across as well. I think you’re right about a lot of Shyamalan’s intentions for these movies, and I would have really got behind what he was doing in Glass, if they handled Bruce Willis character differently. I get the intention that this is a more realistic world, and ultimately, the larger story is about the rest of the world finding out about these people. But it didn’t come across that way, David’s death felt mean spirited, sort of pathetic, and extremely anti-climactic for arguably the hero of a trilogy of films. It just didn’t work and it sort of made the whole house of cards fall apart for me. I’m not saying saying David Dunn couldn’t die in the movie, I just hated the way they did it. There are things in glass I really like a lot. but unfortunately, it was a disappointing, ending to a really cool trilogy, for me

This is very minor thing that probably only I wloud care about but as someone who has osteogeinis yes I know he's a villain but still at least it's some representation for people with my condition

It was incredibly realistic until the very last scene. I’m okay with this though, as I was very happy with the ending as an audience member

I mean i liked parts of this film but i feel like with any piece of art if your explanation for why it didnt do well is that its the audience's fault then you are on shaky ground. It sounds very much like a unsuccessful amateur band blaming the crowd for not getting their music.

There was interferance with the theater cut of BVS.

Yes is the answer

So the watch order goes WANTED EASTRAIL 177 TRILOGY KICKASS

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Great video and I still don't understand the sorta weirdly lopsided like:dislike ratio.

I love how this film and The Menu make up a very small subgenre of movies about cooking that are actually about making movies.