Bad Movie Beatdown: Best and Worst of 2019

[@FilmBrain]

Well, it is finally here - and it took a lot of very hard work. This video was about two months in the making, with the editing being some of the most challenging purely because not only am I re-editing relatively limited trailer footage, selecting individual shots to sync with my comments, but I'm also doing picture-in-picture and re-cropping each shot as well. Filming was also extensive as well, as I filmed the on-camera segments for six hours over two days, and I did additional re-shoots in early February when I added sections and replaced a movie in the Best list. Even the 34 second opening titles was about 5 hours work and features quick snippets of 40 movies - if you kept up with what I reviewed this year, many will be recognisable. Because of the sheer size of the project, I even struggled to get it to render out, having to eventually do so in seven minute chunks and then rendering them all back together. So this is definitely one of the toughest episodes I've ever done, even by the standard of these year-end retrospectives, which is why they usually come out so late. If you subscribe to my Patreon, I've uploaded the full script, as well as the alternative footage for the discarded review in the Best list. FULL CHAPTERS/MINI-REVIEWS 0:00 Intro 1:50 Avengers: Endgame and comic book movies 3:07 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 3:43 Disney remakes 5:17 Netflix and streamers 6:35 Manson Movies 7:48 Worst Movies of 2019 8:27 6 Underground 10:12 Cats 11:59 Godzilla: King of the Monsters 13:45 The Haunting of Sharon Tate 15:41 Hellboy 17:17 Killers Anonymous 18:51 Love is Blind 20:54 The Queen's Corgi 22:34 Serenity 24:12 Sextuplets 25:50 Best Movies of 2019 26:03 Avengers: Endgame 27:39 Diego Maradona 29:19 Dolemite is My Name 30:50 The Irishman 32:42 Knives Out 34:15 Little Women 35:47 Marriage Story 37:26 Parasite 38:57 Rocketman 40:36 Uncut Gems 42:06 Outro/Credits

[@alienboy1322]

Matthew Buck, Thank You.

[@jasondouglas152]

Much appreciated. This is more professional / watchable than anything I've seen on television from supposed " real critics " Keep up the great work !! " cheers "

[@Zombiekilleryamato]

The only movie I fight you on your worst list is Godzilla there are others I would just call average on the bottom of my worst list only 2 of yours are on but only watched half of the movies on your worst list

[@WinterSteele]

Your hard work and dedication is appreciated.

[@mrflipperinvader7922]

Part of me feels ike there were less bad films you listed but I'm probably wrong

[@christopherclack660]

Matthew has been my definitive go to guy for over a decade. He educates, informs, and is entertaining.

[@TheManWithaHarmonica]

This was so detailed, well-written and beautifully edited, wish more producers would put this much work in their videos!

[@theotherguy4427]

I was just here to say just that - "A two-hour panic attack" is a hell of a quote! Brilliant!

[@voodoochile333]

Bollox

[@georganner2271]

Yes...he does a great job...

[@rightword]

I showed it to my friend on the Star Wars subject and she replied; "Star Wars is what happens when you let investors control the medium and don't let the director have any say in how a story should end."

[@alanmagana4956]

2019 was a great year for films! So much that I can't fit just my top 20. My favorite films of 2019: 1. Parasite 2. The Irishman 3. Uncut Gems 4. Little Women 5. Marriage Story 6. Knives Out 7. The Art of Self Defense 8. The Last Man in San Francisco 9. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 10. Shadow 11. Honey Boy 12. Luce 13. The Farewell 14. The Nightingale 15. The Lighthouse 16. Joker 17. Dolemite is My Name 18. Ready or Not 19. 1917 20. Jojo Rabbit Honorable Mentions: I Lost My Body Hustlers Klaus Shazam! The Kid Who Would Be King How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Avengers Endgame Toy Story 4 Spider Man Far From Home Us Midsommar Fighting With My Family Little Monsters Ford v Ferrari (Le Mans '66)

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

Biruk Gebreyohannes “Waaaaah my opinion is more important than yours waaaaah” dude shut up no one cares about your opinion, stop shoving yours down everyone else’s throat

[@psycane8462]

I just wanted to let you know how much I love and respect your work. Your reviews are always so eloquent and well-written, never feeling condescending or invalidating to others' differing opinions, and they clearly have so much effort put into them. You're easily my favorite internet film critic, I love the podcast and always get super excited when you upload. Here's to another great year! Anyway here's my lists; Best: 1. Pain & Glory 2. Portrait of a Lady on Fire 3. Parasite 4. The Farewell 5. Little Women 6. Knives Out 7. Marriage Story 8. 1917 9. I Lost My Body 10. Us 11. The Irishman 12. Midsommar 13. Jojo Rabbit 14. The Lighthouse 15. How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 16. Ready or Not 17. Hustlers 18. Doctor Sleep 19. Rocketman 20. The Nightingale Worst: 1. In the Tall Grass 2. Annabelle Comes Home 3. The Curse of La Llorona 4. Frozen II 5. Judy

[@cartoonkelly7924]

We got a “SYMBOLISM!” ❤️. I knew this video would absolutely be worth the wait. You do quality work. Though I do wish I didn’t have to be reminded that “The Queen’s Corgi” exists. Just your Projector review of it made me shudder. You are entertaining as always. That “February” joke :) 😘. You absolutely where a sweater way better than Chris Evans. I swear I’m not biased! XOXOXO

[@karenelizabeth1590]

I really detest on-the-nose unsubtle symbolism in movies, so "SYMBOLISM!!!111" is a favorite catchphrase of mine, no matter how old it gets, because it's a very deserved criticism.

[@Valdagast]

I may have to watch "the Queen's Corgi". It looks _so_ bad.

[@Oonagh72]

Rocket Man was good because Elton John was still alive and involved in the movie. Bohemian Rhapsody was a bunch of people trying to rewrite history to make themselves the hero on the back of a dead man.

[@gracekim1998]

Huh?

[@Valdagast]

A Film Brain Video is never late. Nor is it early. It arrives precisely when it's meant to.

[@SkarrGaming]

I quite liked King of Monsters. It was certainly a lot better than the first Godzilla film.

[@menllenium5150]

Its a film that Godzilla fans found not that bad. Not perfect but hardley diserving of all the hate from non-Godzilla fans. I mean, have these people seen Godzillas Revenge for crying out loud.

[@menllenium5150]

@UCUSpzp0scaZ8AKhWDlNVzuwDo you think its any worse the Godzillas revenge or Godzilla 97. Or how convoluted Final War was? I felt like it fell right in line with other Godzilla films. Not the worst Godzilla by a far cry also not the best. But somewhere in the middle. There a few real turds from the Shoa era for sure.

[@domtaylor1887]

I loved the movie, my only problem was something that I see in a lot of movies nowadays, the whole "We're destroying ourselves through war and pollution, so we should let the threat destroy us" Venom, Watchmen, Kingsman, Infinity War, all movies that have the villains say that or a variation of that. We get it, you're trying to have social commentary, but that trend is annoying and stupid and it needs to stop.

[@baronsengir187]

@@domtaylor1887 To be fair it is not a trend. It is in movies since the 50s

[@smjaiteh]

Thank goodness someone gave “Dolomite Is My Name” the credit it deserved. I was starting to feel like I was the only person who saw it.

[@charlesbadges7463]

If Adam Sandler and Eddie Murphy can get comebacks, can we please get Mike Myers to get one, too?

[@voodoochile333]

Charles Badges no no no

[@devinharbert2245]

Bohemian Rhapsody was a come back

[@alienboy1322]

Still working on my favorite films of 2019. But here they are: Marriage story Joker Dolemite is my name Uncut gems Knives Out Once upon a Time in Hollywood And my number one favorite film of 2019 is: Parasite. Honorable mentions: Toy Story 4 Avengers endgame The art of self-defense Glass Villains The peanut butter falcon

[@munromister777]

Thank you for mentioning Peanut Butter Falcon! More people need to be talking about it!

[@alienboy1322]

@@munromister777 Sure thing.

[@JosephOfGaHoole]

I’ve seen approximately 150 movies released in 2019. Here is my personal list of the Top 10 Worst Films of 2019. 1. Adventures of Aladdin 2. Norm of the North: Keys to the Kingdom 3. Printsessa i drakon (a.k.a. The Princess and the Dragon) 4. Always Be My Maybe (2019) 5. Norm of the North: King Sized Adventure 6. Trading Paint (a.k.a. Burning Rubber) 7. Velvet Buzzsaw 8. Slaughterhouse Rulez 9. Play or Die 10. Replicas Here is my personal list of the Top 10 Best Films of 2019. 1. Parasite (2019) (기생충) 2. Avengers: Endgame 3. Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood 4. Frozen II 5. The Irishman (2019) 6. Toy Story 4 7. Ad Astra 8. Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened 9. The Last Black Man in San Francisco 10. Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese

[@tyrongkojy]

Cannot disagree with you more on Godzilla. And, seriously, people have an issue following the action? REALLY? I don't even know what to say to that.....

[@domtaylor1887]

Exactly, we go to Godzilla movies for the action and monster fights, and I felt we got a lot of it that movie.

[@tyrongkojy]

Besides, classic 'Zilla has a TON of just characters talking. Ever see Final Wars? Or Shin? Hell, Shin's characters can't even be called that, they stuff SO many different people into it. King had actual, you know, characters. And yeah, again, no idea how people couldn't follow the action... maybe the 3d glasses made things too dark? Don't blame the film because you didn't think it smarter to just see it in 2d.

[@variablelight]

Going to push back slightly on Godzilla: KotM. The movie is salvageable if you completely ignore the newspaper articles from the end credits. Alternatively, you could say the articles that parrot what crazy lady was saying during the movie are from tabloid-level rags that are using conspiracy to sell papers. Honestly, the movie was doing a good job of selling her as a crazy lady seeking redemption up until those credits.

[@mattc2306]

My personal list; Hated: Dark Phoenix The Lion King Aladdin Cats Hellboy Men in Black: International Charlie's Angels Frozen II Secret Life of Pets 2 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Terminator: Dark Fate Dumbo Liked: Ford V. Ferrari John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum 1917 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood The Irishman Joker Zombieland: Double Tap Toy Story 4 Avengers: Endgame Shazam 6 Underground Angel Has Fallen 21 Bridges Rambo: Last Blood Meh/Indifferent: Stuber The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Ad Astra

[@Aster_Risk]

Jojo Rabbit and Ready or Not were my two favorite films of the year. I was actually disappointed by Parasite, but still glad it's being appreciated.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

10:13 what was hilarious about Cats in the uk was that the BBC ran an article saying fans loved the movie at the premier and had several radio tie ins-so they kept saying 'oh the audience will love it and what do critics know', despite the fact the audience wasn't interested in this mess either. 14:45 Nice to see you rip this clinical piece of crap appart. 18:43 Glad you mentioned that. Oldmen is just in captivity the entire time while poor Olga Kurylenko slums it too. It does make you wonder if he's that hard up for money. Hope he doesn't got the bruce willis route [you should really do a special on those movies as your letterboxd reviews on them are hilarous]. 29:21 Nice to see Murphy back doing what he's good at rather than those clinical family movies in the 90's+ 00's 38:57 I generally think Dexter Fletcher probably saved the queen movie by taking it over [should have been the director from day one]

[@davidjames579]

On Matthew's note about Cats becoming like Showgirls, a mere month after Cats premiere, The Prince Charles Cinema in London started playing interactive Showgirls/Rocky Horror style screenings, where people are encouraged to dress up as cats and shout out and laugh at the awful things on screen.

[@lordtrigon1733]

Godzilla: KOTM was my favourite movie of the year but okay, to each their own I guess...

[@bessh2501]

Welp, here’s everything I saw in theaters in 2019, categorized from my favorite to least favorite: 1. The Lighthouse 2. Doctor Sleep 3. Rocketman 4. Knives Out 5. It: Chapter 2 6. Joker 7. Captain Marvel 8. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 9. Frozen 2 10. Spider-Man: Far From Home 11. Blinded by the Light 12. Toy Story 4 13. Glass 14. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 15. Annabelle Comes Home 16. Avengers: Endgame Overall, I enjoyed most of the films I saw this year; I’d only label my bottom three as “bad” movies or unsatisfying experiences.

[@Horrormaster13]

Here are my Top 10 Movies of 2019: 1. Joker (2019) 2. Parasite 3. The Lighthouse 4. The Irishman 5. Avengers: Endgame 6. John Wick 3 7. Klaus 8. Dolemite Is My Name 9. Invader ZIM: Enter the Florpus 10. Doctor Sleep Here my Top 10 Worst Movies of 2019: 1. Logan Paul's Airplane Mode 2. Adam Sandler's Murder Mystery 3. Iron Sky 2: The Coming Race 4. Hellboy (2019) Remake 5. X-Men: Dark Phoenix 6. Terminator: Dark Fate 7. Polar 8. 6 Underground 9. Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker 10. Pet Sematary (2019) Remake

[@firebirdmaximus4279]

Well since you asked what our favourite and not so favourite films were... Here's my Best and Worst films (out of 61) that I saw in 2019: (Note: That I'm going by UK release dates so any film that had a 2018 US release, but a 2019 UK release counts on my list. Also I'm sticking strictly to theatrical releases as I'm well behind on catching up with stuff on my streaming services, but I'm hoping to catch-up by the end of the year at earliest or end of the decade at latest. Also unlike my list for 2018, I couldn't get my combined best and runner-up best films or my combined worst and runner-up worst films list to reach 10 films each, so I also adding a honorable mentions part after my runner up best films to make-up for it.) Best Films: * Avengers: Endgame * Frozen II * Shazam * Toy Story 4 Runner-Up Best Films: * Godzilla: The King of Monsters * Good Boys * Knives Out * Last Christmas * The Lego Movie Part 2: The Second Part Honorable Mentions: * Abominable * Alita: Battle Angel * Blinded By The Light * Cats * Dora and the Lost City of Gold * Long Shot * Maleficent: Mistress of Evil * Rocketman * Wonder Park * Zombieland: Double Tap Runner-Up Worst Films: * Charlie's Angels * Cold Pursuit * Horrible Histories: The Movie: Rotten Romans * Men in Black: International * Spider-Man: Far From Home Worst Film: * 21 Bridges ….so here's to 2020.

[@gethinjenkins-jones8666]

Love your stuff man! And only just found your channel a couple of weeks ago. You probably get requested this a lot but would love more bad movie beatdowns!!

[@siouxbanshee]

I always look forward to these every year no matter how long they take!

[@TheSkully343]

Nothing makes me smile more than the return of the SYMBOLISM!!! catchphrase.

[@jameswandman]

These are always a highlight of my end of/beginning of year! Awesome to see you keep up the tradition!

[@skylx0812]

Its been a while since I heard you call anyone a dick I almost accidentally deleted a huge portion of the 3d model I was working on while listening to the reviews. Keep it up. ...as it were.

[@marianatheschizoid5912]

I think my favourite of this year was The Lighthouse. I just love how creepy and strange it is.

[@gracekim1998]

I do get confused easily but it’s nice to know you still do bad movie beatdowns. 7.9.22

[@SsnakeBite]

Eddie Murphy, Robert de Niro, Al Pacino and Adam Sandler... looks like 2019 was the year of famous actors finally being back to giving a shit.

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

SsnakeBite lol yeah, Wesley Snipes too

[@SsnakeBite]

@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 Oh yeah! Forgot about him.

[@jonathansefcik473]

The Lighthouse didn't make your top 10? I loved it, Robert Eggers is quickly becoming my favorite director.

[@FilmBrain]

I thought it was interesting, but weirdly empty after all the bombast in comparison to The Witch, despite all the allegory.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

Been waiting for this. Nice to see your take on the cinema world in general back after a few years.

[@ariellakahan-harth8831]

I didn't see many films in theaters last year, but I loved the ones that I did, particularly 'The Lighthouse' and 'Little Women'.

[@alexmeyer5260]

Worst: Dishonorable Mentions: Velvet Buzzsaw, The Goldfinch, Where’d You Go, Bernadette, Red Joan, Isn’t It Romantic, Abominable, A Dog’s Journey, The Current War, Men In Black: International, Little, Midway, Wild Nights With Emily, The Aftermath, Polar, The Secret Life Of Pets 2, Happy Death Day 2U, The Intruder, Black And Blue 1. Jexi 2. The Beach Bum 3. The Hustle 4. UglyDolls 5. The Angry Birds Movie 2 6. 47 Meters Down: Uncaged 7. Stuber 8. Cats 9. Serenity 10. Escape Room 11. Wonder Park 12. What Men Want 13. Angel Has Fallen 14. Unplanned 15. The Kitchen Best: Honorable Mentions: Waves, Jojo Rabbit, A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood, Star Wars: Episode IX-The Rise Of Skywalker, Pavarotti, Late Night, The Mustang, Blinded By The Light, Luce, Knives Out, Bombshell, Doctor Sleep, Little Women, The Lighthouse, Dark Waters, Us, Marriage Story, Rocketman 1. The Irishman 2. Ad Astra 3. Apollo 11 4. Parasite 5. The Farewell 6. Joker 7. The Last Black Man In San Francisco 8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 9. Ford V. Ferrari 10. Wild Rose 11. The Peanut Butter Falcon 12. Hotel Mumbai 13. Arctic 14. They Shall Not Grow Old 15. Toy Story 4

[@UlshaRS]

Why wouldn't a Sandler drama be in the top? His comedies are hit, miss, or utterly tone deaf but his dramas are without fail incredible.

[@devinharbert6071]

My favorite Films of 2019 are It Chapter 2 and Once upon a time in Hollywood

[@WalkmanWillWalkAllOverYou]

I miss these Review of the Year Videos.

[@justdannyquinn]

Remember back in 2014-2015 when it seemed like your worst lists had to include the obligatory British TV show film adaptation? I'm starting to notice another trend with your worst-of lists: infuriating monster movie sequels to already polarising predecessors (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Alien: Covenant, Godzilla: King of the Monsters). I know it's probably just a coincidence but still. It's weird that your last three worst of the year lists have had films like that on them.

[@HBarnill]

I’m happy Parasite won but I can’t forget the other foreign classics that have been looked over. 8 1/2, Cries & Whispers, Seven Samurais never got that kind of love.

[@majackslelo827]

🤣😂”February”👏🏿👏🏿😁.

[@garykearney3273]

Excellent Work! Definitely the best. Best and worst list of seen on youtube.

[@sandstormxx]

The award's largely ignoring Rocketman and Taron's performance is a tragedy.

[@fatimagic1365]

thank you for all your hard work , mat. i know i and a lot of other people have been looking forward to this for the worst list alone. disney monopolizing the box office and leaving no room for independent and/or more creative film is i think what scorsese was getting at with his "get off my lawn" commentary, but he said it in a way that misdirected the criticism at the films themselves and rather than the economic system that enables them to keep oversaturating the market. my hope is that big wins and acclaim for films like jojo rabbit and parasite will give way to more diverse and creative filmmaking in the future, but as you so chillingly put it, disney is now "too big to fail." yeesh.

[@brendanokeeffe220]

my favorites- Joker -Color Out of Space (Got to see a preview screening of it back in Nov) -The Lighthouse -Uncut Gems -Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood -Dolemite is My Name -Parasite -Ready or Not -Midsommar -1917 the shit that I actually seen and completely hated. -Hellboy, Men in Black: International, The Curse of la Llorona, Pet Sematary, Doom: Annihilation and Stuber. -

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Thanks for putting Godzilla 2 on the list. I am sooooo tired of the Godzilla fans trying to find excuses for this movie's ridiculously dumb plot or the inexplicable reason the movies treat this giant rampaging monster as "our warm and cuddly friend". They should just watch Shin Godzilla, a much better film.

[@nipponhakkyou]

Matt: SYMBOLISM!!! me: 🎊🎉 good shit!!! thank you for this review of everything!

[@madamfoidart]

I have conflicting emotions about "The Irishman". It's a great film. There's so much to love about it but I can't get over the way Anna Paquin is railroaded. Even though it works, it doesn't sit well with me.

[@Wintermute01001]

I watched The Force Awakens twice in theaters and twice on streaming. I watched TLJ once in theaters I watched ROS once on streaming.

[@ChAn-dv9to]

Happy you loved Uncut Gems, I prefer Punch-Drunk Love because it is a beloved movie for me, but Uncut Gems is one hell of a great film

[@GRAHFXENO]

After watching Godzilla King of the Monsters in theaters I called my brother to rant and I actually said almost word for word what you say :O

[@mrflipperinvader7922]

Just got done watching The Invisible Man and now I get to watch this afterwards, over all it's been a great day for me 12:00 I'm still curious how show girls got the reputation it did Still don't care about the superhero stuff though 36:20 wasnt it just accusations?

[@jafrytvasia9609]

Great video! Thank you as always

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Hmm, never even heard of Killers Anonymous. This one cries to be a piece analyzed by a separate Bad Movie Beatdown, IMHO!

[@Nebuchadnezzar31]

Good wrap up of the year. Quality 👍

[@davidjames579]

The Queen's Corgi sounds amazing! Like it's deliberately doing everything wrong.

[@accessdenied2474]

Uncut gems was my favorite movie of the year

[@jimmitsu]

Nice to see a new Beatdown on those Bad Movies!!!

[@eddiedingle767]

I know people who worked on Godzilla: King of the Monsters. The director had no idea what he was doing

[@FilmBrain]

Oh really?

[@eddiedingle767]

@@FilmBrain not Doolittle incompetent, but he won't get a $100 million + again. The kind of not planning for CGI characters/backgrounds or scrap days and having "Oh shit! We gotta reshoot that" days. Kinda shocked he didn't get the boot Maybe no Trick r Treat 2

[@wjzav1971]

23:56 That must have felt good after such a long time.

[@gorillafacegwen9247]

Waiting so long man! Awesome job.

[@grapeshot]

A my opinion 1982 was like one of the best years for film.

[@thecinematicmind]

AGREED.

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

I doubt you can say Bright was a waste of money... Netflix statistics showed tons of people watched it and even more signed up TO watch it, even if critics tore the movie apart. I'd not be surprised if this was the case with this Bay movie too - say what you will about Bay, I hate his stuff too, but his Transformers movies always brought more than their budget back and were financially successful (up to the last).

[@LegoManiac_101]

Please dedicate a month in 2020 for Jeremy Irons films.

[@yosoyringodesanantonio8405]

I wish you can do a Bad Movie Beatdown for Yogi Bear (2010) Film. The characters have no chemistry with each other, the plot is boring, generic, misguided, and predictable, Dan Aykroyd’s Performance as the Titular Character was Downright Misguided and It shows (he sounded bored when he voices yogi Bear and he doesn’t care for the film), Everything you see it’s misguided. Even the acting and effects really shows (it’s as worse as Cats).

[@shawklan27]

Luv you're videos man keep it up

[@Dim4323]

This was his last one, and he missed it 6 years.

[@noneednoneed5752]

Febuary meme stuck in my brain lol

[@Monothefox]

I would so watch a Ryan Johnson-take on Episode IX.

[@wjzav1971]

I wouldn't put 6 Underground worse than Star Wars Rise of Skywalker. 6 Underground was certainly a very cynical brainless action-dumpster fire. But it was enjoyable as that, had no pretense of being anything else and you just knew that Michael Bay had a blast making it. Rise of Skywalker, while certainly the more ambitious and far more technical competent movie, felt like a kick in the groin, knowing that this is supposed to be the culmination of the biggest Film-Franchise out there. 6 Underground at least didn't wreck anything and could be watched as a turn-off-your brain kind of movie.

[@mattc2306]

While it has its issues, 6 Underground was at least enjoyable in a guilty pleasure kind of sense and I was never really bored even when things slow to a crawl. With Rise of Skywalker, I keep checking my phone every few minutes, uninterested in what happens in the overall plot.

[@menllenium5150]

Disagree with Godzilla King of the Monsters but Im a Godzilla fan and that movie spoke to us. My favorite film by far is actually split between Ready or Not and Bliss. Damn more people need to see Bliss.

[@allisonrogers1409]

Hmmm. I'll have to take another look at The Irishman. I thought the de-aging effects were bad and distracting .

[@munromister777]

More people need to watch Peanut Butter Falcon. It's a really simple movie, but it's really sweet, the acting is really solid, and it tells a great message in that people with Down syndrome or other handicaps like that should be treated like people.

[@Dim4323]

Have you seen cats muscial at the west end? Or local theater

[@floraposteschild4184]

Serenity was written by the same person who wrote Peaky Blinders? Beyond the first couple episodes, that PB was also ridiculous, not to mention unhistorical. The cast really carried that show.

[@Dim4323]

Matt Smith has Charles mandson was perfect

[@SergioMach7]

Serenity is a guilty pleasure of mine in 2019 but that doesn't mean its definitely a candidate for a BMB

[@devinharbert6071]

Matthew I’m Surprised u haven’t reviewed more Paul w.s. Anderson films

[@GreysonMacAllister]

I do respect your opinion, sir. But I have to disagree with you about Godzilla: KOTM, I personally found the movie to be a lot of fun and incredibly satisfying for my giant monster smackdown sensibilities. I do feel the need to say that I for the most part agreed with the rest of your list, and enjoyed the video overall.

[@calandula2007]

Grab them by the puppy. That made me laugh like hell

[@AB-xd8hm]

Hellboy is unfortunately the worst comic-based movie of the year. Ron's version was great. This was simply incompetent. 6 Underground on the other hand is the worst action of the year when it comes to action films from established directors.

[@Alucard-A-La-Carte]

Scorcese's remarks had a couple of missteps, but most notably: it's clear he's talking about superhero movies in general, but namedrops "Marvel" (not Disney, notice) to try and make it more specific while not really saying much. The other is the clear bitterness he has at the fact that superhero movies are all studios want, while his gangster epic had to """"lower"""" itself to being on a streaming service. He's a helluva filmmaker, but it's important to remember that he's neither a critic nor a neutral party, so patterning oneself after his tastes can be a risky venture. And I had a friend tell me the "Serenity" twist, and I literally burst out laughing before saying, "You are FUCKING kidding me." He wasn't.

[@maldon3659]

I don't think He'll ever like superhero films, I mean the man doesn't even want to watch Joker, a film he once upon a time was producing before he decided to work on The Irishman.

[@LizardClone2]

Best movie of 2019: Godzilla: King of the Monsters

[@munkyzzb7504]

Love is blind sounds so uniquely horrible.

[@FilmBrain]

You can check out my Projector review of it for more details.

[@munkyzzb7504]

@@FilmBrain Yes sir!

[@colewarnerreviews5834]

I actually liked 6 Underground and Godzilla King Of The Monsters but I agree with you the rest of the 2019 movies you mentioned sucked did indeed suck I disagree with the lighting and I was able to see the fight scenes in Godzilla King Of The Monsters just fine, but to each their own. Also what did you think about Godzilla Vs Kong?

[@FilmBrain]

I thought Godzilla vs. Kong was fine when I caught up with it, a while after it came out. It didn't give me a headache like KOTM, and was fun in it's silliness as opposed to obnoxious.

[@kaiokendo]

12:53 the 2010s cgi in a nutshell

[@amovieguy14]

I know it’s your top ten list & your opinion, but I’m gonna have to disagree with Godzilla: KOTM being worst than Cats.

[@FilmBrain]

The movies aren't ordered by rank, they're listed alphabetically.

[@captcrais101]

Honey Boy was great too.

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

I am still curious to watch Cats if not as a furry (these designs are even repulsive to us furries, the human faces kill it) but just to see what this trainwreck is even about. The musical barely has a story after all.

[@poiluparadis]

That Manson movie makes me cringe. I didn't see it; I don't need to see it.

[@jasondouglas152]

Matthew , I finally understand why you don't post so much on KZbin anymore after reading through the comments. Wow, these are some of the dumbest / entitled people on KZbin. This guy goes to all this trouble to post this ( for little compensation )& 3/4 of comments are people asking for something else of randomly complaining or trying to " correct people " to sound smart. Ugh. 😷 I have been inspired to stop looking at comments. FN A

[@roop298]

Who'd have thought ryan johnson had it in him?

[@Dim4323]

Stick with the Cats musical At least the cat costumes look times better

[@devinharbert6071]

Why does everyone hate Daniel Farrands films

[@TimothyMReynolds]

THE LIGHTHOUSE

[@devinharbert6071]

Review Rob Zombie’s Halloween 2 remake

[@jasondouglas152]

That was a true dumpster fire. I'd love to see that review.

[@Zombiekilleryamato]

Jason Douglas then go watch phelous or Deadmeat’s

[@jasondouglas152]

@@Zombiekilleryamato why?? I've already seen those , I'm obviously talking about a " Bad Movie Beatdown " ( which was the point of the post and my comment ) Why don't you get a mirror and discuss common sense answers with yourself before leaving pointless comments to ' attempt " to sound smart . 😎🔫

[@Zombiekilleryamato]

Jason Douglas i just rather matthew review something not cover by other reviewers have done unlike halloween 2 which has been do to death I rather him do armed response for two reasons one its a crazy WTF movie and a reason to re-upload the Wesley snipes reviews

[@jasondouglas152]

@@Zombiekilleryamato dude , I was just agreeing with the guy that made this comment. Give up already!! My god. All I was saying is if he did a Bad Movie Beat down on Halloween 2 , I'd watch it. Find someone else to annoy with your petty nonsense. ( I'm not responding any more ) P.s. Good luck with the whole disagreeing with everything , I'm sure it will bring you much luck and tons of friends. 👎👍👍🤤

[@missmangas7298]

Six Underground was so messy, weird and a few parts were so boring that I FALLED ASLEEP; no joke! Not a good sigh if you plan to do an action movie and your audience falls asleep. The characters were not developped at all, except 1 who's the hero. The rest are so bland and unfunny that i forgot their names, knew nothing about their past and ambitions|dreams or even tastes. I didn't care for any of them! The action scenes were too rushed and quick, i had a hard time to follow them and concentrate. There was a sex scene in the middle, i think; she come out of nowhere and didn't move hte plot forward. What was the point? It wasn't interresting or funny, it was confusing! The movie is too long, after fourty minutes i yawned then falled asleep. It was that bad! The scene on the boat at the end was fun with the explosions and the giant magnet but that's all i liked; the rest was a mess U-U Mickeal Bay is really bad for character development, cool action and humor. He's even worst than in Transformers; yeah the mvoies were stupid but i never sleep when i watch them! I didn't saw Cats and not plan to watch it, reviews are enough to satisfy me and way better than the movie :) Also, they are funnier and more interresting than the final product!

[@mrmysterious8124]

Can you look at the Sonic OVA🦔🤖

[@devinharbert6071]

6 Underground is one of a Michael Bays better films

[@mrmysterious8124]

Can you look at the Street Fighter animated movie!!!!!!!!!!!