Being John Malkovich (Part 1) | EXCUSE ME WTF

[@AlvinFlang69420]

I saw this movie as a kid one day when it was on TV. Ever since then, I have never been the same.

[@ZelcherProductions]

The hour long version is up on my Patreon right (you can see it for as little as one dollar). Part 2 will come out tomorrow and will be around 23 mins long. Than you for your patience as I deal with sneaking around the bizarre KZbin copyright system. Links: www.patreon.com/zelcher twitter.com/zelcher20 letterboxd.com/zelcher20/ discord.gg/WzfVejAY8D

[@svenpoletka5236]

I was searching for reactions for the movie. There were next to none, but luckily I stumbled upon your video!

[@masterq5038]

Malkovich Malkovich

[@ZelcherProductions]

Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich

[@TheSwanqueenAndTheEldricth]

Honestly this has to be one of the most interesting, strangest yet amazing thing ever thing ever.

[@Arthur-rh3oo]

new set looking fresh

[@Freak80MC]

Honestly this was such an unsettling movie for the concept of some stranger just taking over your body and you can only look out through your eyes but never can control your body again. That ending where he is able to control his body again for a split second before being taken over again was so fucking... god. I love this movie despite how strange and unsettling it can be.

[@telophasemusic]

I actually love this film, but that's cause im also a huge Malkovich fan. His part as Bif in the 1985 Death of. A Salesman tv movie is great. Also, is it weird that i mostly know Spike Jonze as the guy who directed the video for Yeah Yeah Yeah's "Y Control"?

[@belladonnaatropa6915]

ok the bling ring wasn't it, but virgin suicides? the beguiled?? marie antoinette??? that was some good shit

[@thewolfofwaterbury.2763]

nice new video

[@aledandrian]

Sorry Zelch, I only watch movies with one layer of reality 🤟🏻

[@RadzBG]

This looks like an interesting story concept, but for a film...I don't know.

[@ahnmensch3115]

I think it's perfect for a film, especially when you then cast somebody like John Malkovich; it gives another meta layer to the already pretty thematically rich narrative.