Exploring Snowpiercer

[@TokyoPOPjunkie]

At least in the last few months, everyone is now aware that Weinstein doesn't always make the best decisions.

[@VultureClone]

I honestly don't know why people had an issue with that scene of Curtis breaking down. It humanized the character. I thought it was Chris Evans best performance. It shows how good of an actor he can be.

[@sebastianesxxx]

I totally afree, he's very underrated to play these type of character in my opinion

[@CanadianCCP]

Babies taste the best.....

[@Aldo_The_Apache76]

honestly i wasn't exited to see chris evans as the lead role and for my surprise he did the best perfomance in the movie.

[@CorbCorbin]

Many people need their heroes and villains, to be very black and white. The grey, is too much for them to deal with when wanting entertainment.

[@hanlee3345]

but Chris is usually seen as a lead hero in the movies i've seen him in(Captain America and other Marvel movies like Fantastic 4).

[@pyscobrand]

The Polar Express was darker than I remembered.

[@MeximidgeComedy]

Nah, this is Thomas The Train in the Secret Witness Protection Program after working in Auschwitz during WW2.

[@2st_duallist]

if you're into conspiracy theories, it adds a bleak taste

[@eyeofjake]

Weinstein scoffed at the lack of sexual harassment in the movie.

[@xxprizefighterxx]

He would have been fine if those 20 mins were rape scenes, eh?

[@Ngunjiri1]

As soon as Weinstein's popped up I just rolled my eyes and thought 'what the Fuck did he do this time'. I'm guessing he is the reason the film didn't have a UK release?

[@jedigecko06]

I had to import the DVD from Holland. Minsu's subtitles are in Dutch, but I was able to ...

[@Windwalker88]

jedigecko06 i live in Holland, and on most dvd's i have i can change language options to English which i prefer above dutch subs

[@MeenToss]

One year later...

[@robbery211cartel9]

Toss right lol

[@owmyshvantz]

More like "Who the Fuck did he do this time" Heyo

[@donna25871]

Harvey Weinstein is very good at that - underestimating the intelligence of the audience. Obviously he thinks that if he doesn't get it, no one else will.

[@hirotrum6810]

late, but this is pure gold

[@synsam12345]

I love how many of these film companies justify their awful cuts with "the Americans are too dumb to understand otherwise".

[@guyofminimalimportance7]

For years I thought this film only played at arthouses because it was a low budget indie movie. It wasn't until just now that I realized it actually had a proper budget; it's just that one of the worst producers in Hollywood assumed Americans are too dumb to appreciate anything remotely introspective.

[@bustarogers9990]

@@guyofminimalimportance7 lol he's one of the most successful producers of all time.

[@guyofminimalimportance7]

@@bustarogers9990 Well, Successful can only go so far when you're serving 23 years in prison. Beyond that though; if he didn't handle this movie the way he did, it would have probaly made more money and made him even more successful.

[@theangrydweller1002]

@@guyofminimalimportance7 thoughts all this movie lacked was introspective. They had a super basic premise where you had a society and class system in one long tube and even then it was extremely basic potential

[@viljamtheninja]

@@guyofminimalimportance7 Yeah this movie is a lot of things, but introspective is hardly one of them, it's focus is very much on societal issues and character interrelationships rather than the interior psychology of the characters. Nothing wrong with that, just saying, introspective is the wrong word to describe it.

[@Skullgrin140]

Such an underrated masterpiece, also a very good comic book film.

[@GIEGIE192]

A prime example of when the film DOES surpass the book

[@b3rgyp00]

Now now. Masterpiece is just too pretentious of a title. It was a great movie. No more no less.

[@StopFear]

Ok, good movie, yes, but masterpiece? Just stop gushing over it. It is nowhere near a masterpiece.

[@addochandra4745]

@@StopFear The Director/writer's masterpiece is Memories of Murder (English title), you should check it out. It's Great!!!!

[@edu_ardo_99]

@@addochandra4745 great director

[@nekromorg]

It's not a secret anymore that Harvey Weinstein is actually completely insane. Just look at his treatment of directors and their movies, his advertising strategies or especially how he handles movie productions. We're talking about the man who turned "Planet Terror" and "Death Proof" into two separated movies because "Grindhouse" flopped at the box office. Anyways, Snowpiercer? Great movie. Definitely one of the most original movies i've seen in years. I didn't know it was based on a comic.

[@cheekybum1513]

And, you know- the rape

[@dismafuggerhere2753]

I thought it had that kind of hyper realism to it when I watched it.

[@mjpMALIK]

Don't forget about the crow city of angels

[@edch7516]

careful now, your review is awesome but weinstein might want to cut 20% of it, because you know...

[@jedigecko06]

He did! The spoilers are the deleted scenes!

[@jamesddarby84]

The fact he felt entire states wouldn't understand the movie shows his ignorance and sheer arrogance. He sounds like a serious douche bag.

[@TheUnusualSuspect]

Yet another great review man! I learn so much from these. And I agree; Snowpiercer is an amazing film and it was such a shame it didn't get a proper theatrical run. I kinda wonder if they'll be a sequel. Maybe it's best to leave the ending ambiguous but I can't help wanting to know what happened next.

[@MarkHyde]

One of the most epic underrated movies ever. Love it -thanks for sharing the story of how it was made - and nearly 'unmade' too.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@TheDictismiT]

The fact that Curtis ate the baby made the movie so much better He was literally looked down upon by everyone in the tail section, meaning he went from LITERALLY the worst human alive, to the only other man who managed to go to the engine. from the back of the train, to the very front. Symbolism dudes

[@thepickles8833]

And character arch. You can't have a strong fantastical setting if your characters are interesting enough to drive the explore of the world forward to resolve their inner conflicts. I wish more movies would focus on that.

[@Grizabeebles]

+Dictismit Don't forget Chris Evans' performance when he admits what he did. On my second viewing it made me realize how often Curtis talked about not deserving to be a leader because he still had all his limbs. And then the there's the twist right after _that_ that makes me feel like you may have missed the larger point.

[@HarryBalzak]

"He was literally looked down upon by everyone in the tail section" No, he wasn't. Not even close. I don't think we saw the same movie. Or are you referring the the source material?

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

At first I wasn't a fan of Evan's performance because I felt that he was just playing Post-Avengers Captain America again, but on reflection he was doing the opposite. He was playing a formerly dark and violent individual who was trying to be a force for good. He did a great job at playing a cynical guy who was still determined to do the right thing.

[@reneelasswell3734]

He didn't eat the baby, what are you talking about? The old man gave his arm to stop him and the baby grew up to die in Curtis's rebellion.

[@Minthismoment]

Chris Evans is more than just Captain America, this movie showed he was and is capable of more! Great episode as always :)

[@NadaPlays]

Snowpiercer is probably one of my favorite movie's I've seen in the last few years. Love seeing these little facts about it. Just picked up the graphic novel so see what's been changed

[@sirdukeofyork8839]

I love your profile pic.

[@NadaPlays]

Thank you :)

[@michaelbiland5575]

I've read the first novel. It's very good. I'm trying to get my hands on the other two.

[@misteryman526]

The movie becomes even creepier when you realize that Wilford just happened to have a perpetual train and a track built around the world ready to save humanity because the chemicals that caused the global freeze were actually made by his company. He murdered the human race in order to realize his childhood dream of living on a train travelling around the world.

[@Ziggyshack]

Awesome job Cecil! I love the way you break down the behind-the-scenes shenanigans with these films.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@hawtam8125]

Snowpericer is one of the best moveis I've seen in my life. I have been watching all your videos and I gotta say love all the passion you put into these videos my dude.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@FilmInsanity]

Well here goes the exploring series Harvey Weinstein destroying movies Trilogy. First was All the Boys Love Mary Lane, then Crow: City of Angels and now Snowpiercer. I wonder what other movies Harvey Wienstein ruined.

[@GoldenGyroBalls]

He was going to cut Spirited Away until Hayao Miyazaki stepped in, thank God. I think he was also responsible for the meddling behind projects like Gangs of New York and Hero as well.

[@GoldenGyroBalls]

***** Actually, you're thinking of Isaac Perlmutter, not Feige, who was responsible for the Killain not being a woman thing. Of course, Perlmutter has a bunch of other nasty shit on his belt but you can look up that stuff for yourself. You forgot about some of Rothman's other crimes, like what happened to Daredevil and Kingdom of Heaven (the latter of which was especially egregious and sabotaged what could have been one of their biggest hits). And as of late, Kevin Tsujihara of Warner Brothers has been making bone head choices for their films, if the responses of BVS and Suicide Squad have been any indication.

[@TheMoviePlanet]

All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, they couldn't care less about Mary Lane.

[@TheMoviePlanet]

Tarantino and Disney execs stopped him from messing with Hero by saying Tarantino would put his name on it to help sell the movie, which is why there's a giant "Quentin Tarantino Presents" on the US poster.

[@James_Bee]

+Ersatz Person The theatrical release for KoH is a good film. The directors cut is an entirely different movie that is a damn masterpiece. I love it.

[@Kris451]

I am from a small town in Iowa, and once I heard and read that quote from Harvey Weinstein, I immediately flipped the bird at that and him. If I can fully understand and go along with the plot from Metal Gear Solid 2 in my first playthrough, I'm pretty sure I can understand this. Fuck you Mr. Shitstain.... I mean Weinstein.

[@burmiester1]

Me too, born in Iowa and living in South Dakota; Snowpiercer is one of my all time favorite movies.

[@Windwalker88]

What an amazing channel you have, im glad i discovered it. Snowpiercer was one of my favourite movies of that year, and i loved hearing how it was made

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@Terestrasz]

10:00 Ther's actually a third volume of Snowpiercer that makes this movie canon. :D In fact, the survivors from this train meet up with the crew in the second snowpiercer.

[@SnicketySlice]

You still can't legally watch this in the UK. I had to import the US blu ray. Great movie

[@christianattfield9356]

Its on uk netflix

[@ambermarie3169]

Thank you so much for taking the time to explore this movie. I have always enjoyed this movie for the deep social overtones it projects about society. Thank you!!

[@erichr1539]

I loved this movie!!! One of the most original movies I’ve seen in a long time. The facts you gathered are great.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@MADGUNSMONSTER]

Now Bong Jun Ho has an Oscar and a bunch of other awards, so HA!!

[@ProfSebastian]

I finally saw Snowpiercer! It was four days ago and it is still on my head! It's one of my favorites now!

[@LarryPokeTrainer]

Also Bong Joon-ho is such a great director.

[@gabe6550]

Man, I love this movie! Very dark, surreal and disturbing, but also very complex - that's how a great dystopian movie has to be! It has great performances by the actors and amazing cinematography. One of the best films of the last ten years! This video was, as always, very interesting. I knew that the movie was based on a french graphic novel, but did not knew much about the production of the movie. And the answered questions at the end were enlightening. Keep up the great work! BTW: It's nice, that you showed a german issue of the comic at 0:40. :D

[@obscuremedia]

Another amazing assessment of this film. It's one of my all time dystopian films alongside that of "Franklyn" and "Brazil". Chris Evans is as amazing in this as he was in "Puncture" and "London". The scene in the engine with Ed Harris is one of my favourites of Chris Evans' who proved he's more than Cap. Keep going with all your good work. I'm amazed at your selections.

[@josephcouteau2262]

Awesome background into how this film got made! From the comic to the cast, the film is awesome!

[@mladenkulic446]

Snowpiercer still holds up as a great sci-fi comic book movie 10 years later.

[@carswell807]

Great review as always. I saw Snowpiercer on Netflix a while ago and immediately bought the blu ray edition. Easily one of the most under-appreciated movies, i have seen in recent memory

[@rehtaeh77]

Seriously underrated I was blown away when I first saw this and was shocked I hadn’t heard anything about it

[@benpeterman1565]

Another great review, Cecil. Thank you for championing under-appreciated films, and all of your thorough research on their production.

[@laserbuddha]

Originally it wasn't cockroaches the lower class ate... They had to change it after filming, that's why the characters have such a strong reaction when they find out.

[@dirkleon99]

Christ stuckman brought me here. Today has been my day off, so far besides doing the things I needed do today..... I've been watching your channel all day. Props!! My new favorite channel!

[@ahmedtevez]

*sigh* what's with production companies and meddling with the director's vision ? do they feel left out of the creative process or is it just because fuck you i have the power to do so ? its honestly one of the most frustrating things about film making.

[@johnburgess2922]

Always love an Exploring video, and Snowpiercer is one of my favorite movies ever. Thank you for all your hard work on this channel.

[@jakemills7829]

As someone who’s lived in Oklahoma most of my life, I can say Weinstein was completely wrong. Everyone I know who’s watched it, adores this movie. Everything about it is amazing.

[@anri6060]

This is probably one of the most underrated movies ever. Seriously - it's nuanced enough to provide food for thought, but simple enough to not get side-tracked by over-the-top symbolism. The writing, the acting, the production : mindblowing! Such a shame that more people don't know about this movie and recognise how truly amazing it is.

[@AgentMcQueen]

I remember not liking this film (except for Tilda Swinton, man she's awesome), but I feel like I need to watch it once more to fully grasp what's being explored. Great insight.

[@lanasrj]

such a great movie, and it took me totally by surprise. At many points I almost turned it off, because it does get outlandish sometimes (and I was exhausted when I watched it), but the editing and direction immediately gave me something fascinating to think about or deeply dread. I wish I'd seen it in theatres (it played in my town) but maybe someday there will be a print floating around

[@Palmieres]

I feel like I said this before, but this movie was a great opportunity for Chris Evans to show he can actually act if given a decent script and the chance to work with a good director. He's pretty but he can be more than pretty, and we honestly need a lot more people in the movie industry who are in movies for more than their looks. And this is also proof you can do great sci fi with little more than a good story.

[@AdmiralBison]

as long as sex (or sex appeals) sells it will often be a major draw to making money. It's no secret Hollywood is often very superficial,, because they know many viewers are also superficial Just look at the Bayformers that has made over $1 billion dollars.

[@RyanCreatesThings]

He would've had to have a good script to prove he can act with one.

[@Palmieres]

Snowpiercer is a refreshing take on action combined with brainy storytelling. It's not convoluted pretentious bullshit, just a simple allegory of how humans organize themselves in almost always the same manner regardless of circumstance, and how that structure innevitably falters under the strain of injustice birthed by innequality. The human spirit can't be confined nor does it accept a preset path forever. I thought it was one of Chris Evan's best performances and proof that he has the chops to do more than look pretty in movies. John Hurt was as good as ever and Tilda Swinton is just so unique I don't think anyone else could make that character work. I loved this movie and really apreciate how it doesn't follow traditional Hollywood format. We need more like it.

[@mr.c9820]

the cap ate a baby scene is gold It shows his reach and that fact that people are disgusted only proves he did a good job

[@kalvinhobbes5879]

The channel Every Frame a Painting has a great video essay on this movie talking about the symbolism in the characters always moving left to right. It opened up a different interpretation to me. All of that channel is extremely informative and interesting.

[@stockyphilb7663]

Another fantastic vid! It's not worth it's own video, but hopefully someone will notice one day the love shown to what a cigarette can do both too people, and for people. Three smokes left in the world and they all go down in different ways, and only one is pivotal.

[@CMontgomeryBurns09]

I hope Snowpiercer brought more attention to Bong Joon-ho in the West, particularly his films Memories of Murder (2003) and Mother (2009). Most cinephiles I know who follow international film only know much about European dramas (e.g. French New Wave films) or Japanese anime. Not much love for Korean cinema, despite how strong that national stable has become, and don't even get me started on the lack of love for South Asian (especially Bollywood) cinema...

[@mossadon]

Asia has produced some of the best films to pass the event horizon of my eyeballs in the last 20 years. i jus recommended The Chaser in a thread elsewhere on here as it's still hands down the best thriller i've seen in my adult years... and i'm 46. Memories of Murder is also up there as a pure cinema experience. It seems to me that Asian cinema doesn't suffer from the "All controlling bean counters / Guardians of the Status Quo" Psychos that rule Hollywood. Actual cinematic art still thrives over there.

[@CMontgomeryBurns09]

I think you're going a little too far in the other direction. To quote Quentin Tarantino: "I'm not a Hollywood basher because enough good movies come out of the Hollywood system every year to justify its existence, without any apologies." Actual cinematic art still thrives everywhere, you just have to keep an eye out for it. That's the point of my original comment. And besides, if you praise 'Asian cinema' while still neglecting South Asia, namely Bollywood and associated Indian film, your neglecting the largest national film stable on the planet.

[@sebastianesxxx]

the chaser is probably my all time favourite film, the director of the chaser is really good, he also made other films like the yellow sea

[@NavsangeetSingh]

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring and 3-Iron Two films by this oddball named Kim Ki-duk that are definitely worth checking out. I guess I'm just name-dropping but I never thought I'd be able to sit through films with such sparse dialogue.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

The Host brought Bong to my attention first, he is a fantastic director. I still need to see Mother.

[@swthero]

snow piercer caught me by surprise when I saw it on Netflix. The movie had me more excited and kept me thinking what was gonna happen next, every bit of the movie was entertaining.

[@championdefoot]

Beeing French, my dad showed this comic book when I was 8 years old (12 years ago) and I loved everything about it, and hearing that they'd make a movie out of it (I was even more hyped knowing a Korean director was going to make it) made me very happy, unfortunately, I can tell you that it didn't do well in cinemas here, it didn't stay long in most theatres and actually, only a few select theatres were projecting it, but yeah, for the few it was showed in, everyone loved it.

[@yigilantis]

the film has marvelous movie hints in it. Someone managing to catch them can actually foresee the events to some extend. William hurt playing gilliam, the wise elder of resistance in snowpiercer had also the lead role in 1984. I also think it is no coincidence that ed harris was playing "the director" in truman show. I adore this channel a lot. Hope you can make an "exploring" video for Bigelow's Strange Days, the criminally underrated cyberpunk movie of 1995 some day in the future.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! YES! Strange Days is a favorite. So underrated.

[@henrik6754]

One of my favorite films of all time. And i laughed way too hard at the very last part of this video.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@x37v1990]

In Germany i never heard about this movie, i saw it by accident on TV while zapping through the channels and was really surprised

[@kevinlane1219]

I love the look of Sheriff Ed Bell from No Country for Old Men; the glasses are the best touch.:-) But I digress. I find Snowpiercer to be inspired.

[@jamessmithers5206]

found out about this movie last night and now I'm obsessed! This movie was amazing! If you haven't seen it, watch it immediately!

[@elevengiant]

will u do a Weinstein special? when he has provided you so much material to talk about?

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I've been toying with the idea

[@almightycinder]

Jet Li's Hero has a lot of material involving their butchery and cockblocking. They used to buy the US rights for Chinese movies specifically so other studios COULDN'T release them. Tarantino put a stop to that himself.

[@FrnnkEducation]

have you done it, yet?

[@nickmattio3397]

That'd be amazing like a 10 course meal at the Ritz Exec Chef Gordon Ramsay at the helm lol

[@abubakarhimself]

im a patreon subscriber. stop toying annd start doing! i command it!

[@Melarancida]

Really great review of a great movie. I honestly believe you are one of the best reviewers on youtube. You definitely deserve more subs

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@JnEricsonx]

I actually met the director last year at a Retrospective of his films in Pleasentville, NY. So glad I didn't see Snowpiercer till that night so I could appreciate telling the director how awesome it was right after seeing it. Also, 2 hrs and 6 minutes is....too long? Are you kidding me? That's the average run time of most superhero films, and I'm pretty sure everyone watches those.

[@penbucket]

LOVED the full length cut. Another great BTS video. Please keep it up. The best on youtube!

[@sergiosrrubio]

One magnificent post-critic section of Q and A about the movie. But most of them have the most obvious answers that anyone could guess. Maybe you werent so right about the inteligence of some people xD Great Work as always. Keep Going!

[@JohnBainbridge0]

I've never even heard of this, but now I have to see it! Thanks!

great movie, such a nice surprise! didn't notice chris evans till the very end of the movie, and didn't know it was tild swinton till this video ahaha

[@JQXJQ]

This Iowa citizen fucking loved it. What an arrogant quote to make about the intelligence of middle america.

[@cajunboi4888]

That's Hollywood for you.

[@Kasino80]

I thought him sacrificing his arm was because that's what John Hurt's character did when Curtis went to eat the baby.

[@BannedAide]

Kasino80 both symbolized self sacrifice for the less fortunate.

[@kevinlane1219]

Thank you for answering the questions.

[@nlmatta]

I'm from Iowa and I loved Snowpiercer!

[@jayeshrathod1955]

Buddy Hats off 👍 Excellent research.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@joey4track]

One of the best shows in all of YT thank you for all your awesome content!! Hope YT isn't screwing you over too! Have you ever seen the 2011 movie Detention? It would be awesome to see an Exploring for that one. It is a very unique (and sorta divisive) horror(ish) movie that could use more exposure. It's kind of like Scream meets Scott Pilgrim meets The Breakfast Club meets Back to the Future.... or something like that, you would love it!

[@FloatingSpaceKitten]

Of course it was understood in in Iowa and Oklahoma. I'm from Iowa, and I thought it was a great movie, jeez!

[@geogaddi6215]

I understood the fish in another way. The fish is also an symbol from the church. So when they where about to slay each other and the fish literally was between them before the fight totally made sense for me in the symbolism of the film. Sry for my bad English.

[@KraftLawrence1]

Have you done, or WILL you do, explorations or reviews of the vengeance trilogy? I've only seen Oldboy, but it was AMAZING!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You should check out the other 2, they are also amazing. I'm thinking of doing something for the trilogy.

[@mossadon]

They sure deserve your keen eye, good sir. While we are in the Korean realms of film... how about the criminally ignored The Chaser ? The best thriller i've seen this century..and beats a lot of last centuries too !

[@bambufan3636]

+Thomas Carnacki I completely agree. It's almost criminal that The Chaser is virtually unknown.

[@corpsepartywalkthroughs9477]

Another great video! I have a new appreciating for this Director

[@3dagalathor]

what is the name of the movie shown at 1:15 here? I saw it on Netflix once and enjoyed it, but now I cant remember what its called.

[@thetreblerebel]

I seen in on demand. I didn't even hear of it until then. I was shocked how good it was for a VOD movie

[@tonyjimenez3370]

This is one of my favorite movies of the last 10 years.

[@Th3Pr0digalS0n]

I remember wanting to see this so bad I downloaded the Korean version and watched it with subtitles. I loved it. I also bought it the first day it released in the US.

[@ThePhoenixArchives]

Love this channel. It's got such a refreshing take on things. Please keep it up.

[@silversrayleigh8980]

This movie was great !

[@tomshore3788]

Wow, never knew the fish blood was poisonous, I just figured dipping their axes in it was a terror tactic. And am I the only person who wasn't horrified by the revelation that the protein blocks were made of roaches? Given the situation I just assumed this was the case already before they revealed it.

[@hollylong2660]

I mean damn our school systems are shitty, but that doesn't make the whole state stupid. Thanks for that glowing review of Oklahoma.

[@TheStevenBrewster]

For some reason I couldn't get into this movie. Is the original cut available in the US now?

[@whityouyahbam]

There is no original cut, the director refused to let his film be released as a cut version. Hence why it got a very limited release in the US.

[@metalmugen]

yes the blu ray is super cheap and also netflix

[@spiderjerusalem100]

Thanks for doing this i love this movie.

[@daimitoziartefakt]

There was one badly though part of the movie. When he saw the cockroaches being made into protein bars he was disgusted and enranged and we later find out they were eating human babies before the protein bars were created ... they could have toned down his emotion as this was obviously the lesser evil.

[@sarahpitt6566]

daimitoziartefakt That reaction took me out of the movie for a bit... I mean, a simple "Well, that makes sense" would be a more believable reaction.

[@Happycorp5]

Yeah I mean its hardly the worst thing to be eating and in actuality could be the future of food (if we don't fuckin fix our planet and localize farming), but bugs, most likely roaches are full of proteins, vitamins and minerals on par with fish.

[@helpmeImpoor5314]

Good point. Eating bugs is not that shocking. It's not uncommon at all

[@catcalico6930]

I would be less disgusted if it was made with species other than cockroaches. Sure, eating human flesh is more, if not less repulsive than eating roaches in real life, but it doesn't mean one would be cool seing those disgusting vermins grinded into bars. It's a matter of fact that most people (especially women)are terrified whenever they spot one in their homes

[@NstHarlequin]

This movie was a huge surprise for me, I want in fully blind and enjoyed the heck out of it.

[@thepickles8833]

Me too. It feels discovering buried treasure.

[@johnsummers9660]

Loved this film. I'll watch anything with John Hurt. If you put John Hurt, Tilda Swinton, Chris Evans and Richard Harris in it, I'll watch it forever.

[@jonruiz9532]

When Harvey Weinstein pretty much said “I was right, you were wrong” I just cringed because of how many shitty decisions he made in life.

[@MrDalisclock]

Weinstein is nothing if not cringe so at least its consistent.

[@RobbertNyhan]

I loved this movie and I really hope they do a part 2!

[@4thAndGoalSports]

They should make a sequel to Snowpiercer

[@dragonbornexpress5650]

What would they do? The train is destroyed and derailed. Maybe survival in the frigid and cold wasteland, but at that point it loses what made it stand out.

[@MadamFoogie]

I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK is one of my favorite movies. More people need to see it!

[@steevidrums]

I've never heard of this movie before. I got here after watching reviews of event horizon and pandorum. I have to see if it's available on a iTunes now.

[@sfmike377]

Great movie and love the details you provide!

[@191matrix]

This is definitely a movie that I have to watch. Thx for the movie info!

[@TheTedwms83]

Great Film especially when you find out what Chris Evans had to do to survive. to me it shows that he had a Looonnng way to go be for he felt like the good guy.

[@babydriver6571]

I could not stop re watching this film, I was hooked just on seeing the trailer knowing this would be an epic watch. Also I feel the Raid 1 & 2 have been spectacularly made films that have gone under the radar, any chance they could be reviewed?? Thanks

[@GoodBadFlicks]

The Raid movies are on the list!

[@menaceog4315]

Finally I've been waiting for this video

[@yetanothermoviechannel9076]

This movie took my breath away with how good it was!

[@tyrongkojy]

I thought the fish blood thing was just a symbolic thing they did. Had no clue it was poisoned. Either way, it's one fo those things that if you spend an actual second to think about it, you don't need it explained.

[@TheStringray2]

I thought they wrote Octavia Spencer’s character horribly...why was it every time she had dialogue it sounded like it was straight out of a blacksplotation film from the 70’s😪

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Watched it recently and it’s a pretty great movie thank you for this review as I wouldn’t of known about this movie.

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Chris Stuckmann mentioned you in his new review for Blair Witch 2. Also loved the video.