FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! The Favourite (2018) FIRST TIME REACTION!!

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[@JamesVSCinema]

Something new I'm excited to add to the mix here! DRAMA DRAMA DRAMA! Let me know your thoughts on this movie! Want to vote on what I should watch next? Click here! www.patreon.com/jamesvscinema Have a Daredevil Episode on Friday and DARK Season 3 on Saturday. Enjoy the day!

[@hologrms]

Olivia Coleman definitely deserved that oscar for this role

[@JamesVSCinema]

Yeah she was absolutely incredible!

[@teto.official5809]

she also played the queen she was meant for royalety

[@ShutterSnapped]

I absolutely love that Yorgos has absurd dance scenes in all of his movies. It's a small thing but definitely something I look forward to in every film he makes. He never disappoints.

[@Arsolon618]

I love that you react to movies that are outside of the usual "KZbin Reactor Canon", cuz EVERYBODY reacts to Indiana Jones, Star Wars, 80s action flicks, meanwhile you're doing the Yorgos Lanthimos filmography?! LOVE IT. Keep the art house hits coming. I would love to see you react to older movies as well. The 1970s is probably the greatest decade in American Film.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hey thanks Raul! I made this channel for me to educate myself on more films and hopefully educate others on filmmaking. That involves looking into all corners of film media! I’m happy to hear so many people enjoy these art house films as much as I do!!

[@johnnyjohnny6174]

Man, I hate seeing Star Wars everywhere on the net. This channel is a breath of fresh air.

[@sokar_rostau]

@@JamesVSCinema You should do Bad Boy Bubby. It's an art house film that's definitely not for everyone but filmmakers tend to love it and it's often cited as one of the greatest Australian films. It used innovative audio techniques and had about 30 different DOPs, one for each scene in the middle, which really conveys the main character's bewilderment. Be warned, though, that the first half hour or so is difficult to watch, especially once you realise that the main character is not mentally ill in the usual sense but completely broken by a lifetime of some of the most depraved abuse imaginable and that what you don't see must have been so much worse. I don't know if it's available on Netflix or anything, so if you can't find it on DVD there's a high quality KZbin upload. Another excellent film "outside of the usual KZbin Reactor Canon" is Leaving Las Vegas. Super low budget (to the point that some of it was filmed illegally because they couldn't afford permits) and with a supporting cast of "wait, was that... ?" actors and musicians, there's a reason Nicholas Cage won the Best Actor Oscar for it. Again, the cinematography and direction really does a great job of conveying the world.

[@sokar_rostau]

@21:18 Yes, she had a stroke. What's left unsaid but is implied in the very final images, is that Queen Anne died within a few days of her stroke. With a change of monarch, Abigail lost her position but went on to live a quiet life at her country estate until she was in her 60s. Abigail's 'victory' over Sarah was very short lived but she nonetheless managed to return her own status.

[@charlesprovencher6918]

Man I loved that movie, the costumes, the camera work, the acting, the dialogues, everything. Unique and underrated movie.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Agreed! I loved all fronts of those aspects really. I was so into the drama because of how all those factors worked together haha

[@Palmieres]

22:55 that's gout, something that still affects people today, though we understand it can be somewhat controlled through a change in your diet and some medication that reduces the inflammation. It used to affect mostly rich people because obesity and fatty foods contribute to the increase of uric acid in the blood. It's also very likely the queen had stress-induced hypertension, given her mental state and ongoing depression. I worked for someone who had gout and he often complained of pain in his legs because of it, especially in more stressful days. He had to go on a short diet from time to time to feel better.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I see!! Thank you for clearing this up. I figured it may have either been some sort of disease or body defect!

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

I saw the ending as Anne finally fed up with being bossed around, taking control (seizing Abigail by her hair), accepting her losses (the rabbits) and moving on as a stronger, but bitter person.

[@grasshopperye3593]

Omg I saw the ending as nothing but a horrible scene of assault. And Abigail understanding that after everything she fought for, clawed her way to, she will always be at the mercy of Anne, her body always at her service--that she entered a horrid game with no end.

[@jeremyrfritz]

@@grasshopperye3593 I think you're both right. All three of the main characters were such despicable people that they deserved everything they got. I loved this movie though. Absolutely hilarious.

[@Allonsy305]

Yorgos wanted the camera to always be moving, he was inspired by Zuwalski's Possession and there's always something in the middle of the screen

[@JamesVSCinema]

He did a phenomenal job with that in mind!

[@Allonsy305]

@@JamesVSCinema out of all chapters which would say is your favorite? For me it'd be either 5 or 6.

[@TheICEgirl6100]

yooo, he should watch the handmaiden

[@JamesVSCinema]

I’ll have that on the list!!

[@daliilars3350]

The Handmaiden? That's gonna take a lot of his time. It's a series.

[@username1939]

@@daliilars3350 i think its the south korean film

[@basantapandeyy]

DaliiLars it’s a Korean movie

[@basantapandeyy]

I watched it after seeing your comment and damn it’s really good

[@justinnaniong7872]

20:20 "The queen is in this La La Land." Was that... intentional? :)

[@JamesVSCinema]

I’m gonna say yes only because it makes me feel like a genius 👀😂

[@HollyComstock15]

"This is what it physically looks like when a guy tries to get into a girl's DMs" This made me cackle. Love your reactions and appreciation for good films!

[@bastilohh]

Lanthimos is really a master. Great reaction. Love the channel bro🙏

[@JamesVSCinema]

Cheers!! I’m happy you guys liked this pick!

[@Angelica_h023]

This film is a masterpiece. It’s so cynical about power, beauty and wealth and the conversation about love is really well handled. I would say Rachel’s character does read like Azula in her venom and cunning, but motives are so different and their sense of self worth, I loved that she didn’t even respond to the final letter.

[@xtyrizzlex]

I agree with you on the lighting. Most of the lighting is natural, which gives it a different aesthetic than most movies nowadays. It reminds me of Barry Lyndon, another period piece that's directed by Stanley Kubrick. If you haven't seen Barry Lyndon, I'd HIGHLY recommend it.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I know exactly what you mean Tyree! Great catch my friend!

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

23:20 "This is beautiful" I can't help but laugh when you said that lol

[@emilie11291]

I let out a screech without wanting to when I realized this was the movie you had reacted to. This is probably my favorite movie from this director. Also, good job on making that parallel between Rachel's character and Azula! :0 You're so right! They have that same quality that makes them a villain you love to see.. although in this case, whether Rachel's character was truly a villain is debatable. I DIED WHEN YOU SAID THAT SCENE IN THE WOODS WAS THE PHYSICAL MANIFESTATION OF A GUY TRYING TO GET INTO A GIRL'S DMS OMG!! Really good reaction, great commentary as always :) I would love to see you react to something like The Revenant, would love to see what you have to say about that camera work, and I honest to god haven't seen anyone react to that movie yet!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahaha yessss! This movie was so damn good! She definitely reminded me of Azula! Thank you so much for the love Emilie!!

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

It was your *Favourite* movie

[@killapositionz2]

The vibes on this channel are top tier. Love this film, Yorgos is a genius.

[@manishg3216]

this was awesome dude you’ve gained a subscriber... the favourite was my favourite (heh) movie of that year...can’t wait to see what yorgos does next

[@patrickfoster8335]

She had a stroke. Thats what messed her up

[@JamesVSCinema]

Ahhhh!! Makes sense now!

[@GrainneMhaol]

It's also metaphorical, because she lost her right hand, her other half, Rachel Weisz.

[@lara314]

Another great pick. The lighting, coloring and fish eye shots remind me of Rembrandt though I don't know much about specific paintings.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Really great correlation Lara! I loved those aspects of this film.

[@katrinaceleste1485]

oh my god i love this movie so much! what a nice surprise haha :) btw some historical background - queen anne was suffering from gout (a form of arthritis) and a bunch of other illnesses her whole life, and that most likely affected her mental state as well. but despite that, i think she wasn't really as easy to manipulate as this movie portrayed her (she was a little naive at times and relied on her favourites but i don't think it was to the extent we see in the film). she's not one of the most popular queens of england because she wasn't as charming as victoria or elizabeth, for example, but she was still a decent ruler at times. after her relationship with lady sarah went sour, sarah wrote and said a bunch of nasty things about anne that painted her in a bad light and made her look very incompetent, like "she certainly meant well and was not a fool, but nobody can maintain that she was wise, nor entertaining in conversation. she was ignorant in everything but what the parsons had taught her when a child". sarah was also the one who put out there in the public the idea of anne having an intimate relationship with abigail :D anne's wikipedia page has some interesting additional information, if you're curious. a lot of the film's material is based on and influenced by the actual historical events, but there's only speculation about the relationship between these three women, and lanthimos took some creative liberties too. that said, i am glad they went the ridiculous, over-the-top route because it makes this film so damn enjoyable paired with some well added depressing undertones. plus. the direction is just fantastic! love every single aspect, from the costumes and sets, to the visuals, dialogue and acting

[@JamesVSCinema]

Wow I was wondering if there were any actual historical connections with the Queen and her illness! Loved that they approached it in this manner, almost reminded me of Two Popes!

[@cl4250]

Dogtooth and The Lobster. You gotta. Yorgos Lanthimos is so unique!

[@JamesVSCinema]

I’ve seen The Lobster but DogTooth is on the current polls now actually!

[@cl4250]

@@JamesVSCinema Hope it wins. If you thought The Lobster and Killing of a Sacred Deer were weird, just wait. I'm loving your film choices

[@Apo-R]

It's nice to see someone appreciating this kind of films. Olivia Colman won the best actress Oscar for her role as the Queen. I'm pretty sure you would enjoy much the Lobster (2015) by the same director, his best work imo.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I’ve seen the Lobster which is what put him on my radar! She did a phenomenal job. A really fun film to me!

[@robertbunting3117]

ROFL your reaction to the how abrupt it ends is hilarious 🤣 great movie great reaction

[@sarahb6163]

the only reaction on YT THANK YOU

[@ramudon2428]

15:57 is so cold.

[@johnnyjohnny6174]

I feel like the last scene is basically the queen being like "Yeah, you're cute, but I know you're not quite as sweet as you seem. Don't get above your station, bitch."

[@sarahbottino1321]

Lmao ur totally right Rachel Weisz does have Azula energy in this film

[@fleshbobregularpants6250]

Very good choice! I'd recommend True Grit (2010) if you haven't seen it already

[@jembob69]

I never expected to like a film like this but Olivia in this was just 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 I’ve watched it three times this week already. It really is a masterpiece

[@アキコ2003]

this is why youre one of my fav channels. you watch many different movies. i believe this is the only reaction to this on youtube

[@michael8684]

Love that you’re choosing different films from the usual reactors. Should try Macbeth starring Michael Fassbender

[@Philernator]

Remember, this lost best picture to Green Book...

[@lockekappa500]

The only reaction to this movie on youtube. Insane.

[@jabariweathers309]

The Draughtsman's Contract and Dangerous Liaisons' heir apparent. I love this film (and since you dug this so much you totally should peep those two films if you haven't). Loving your channel!

[@Psyfoob]

‘ANNIHILATION’.

[@neilgh]

Definitely. Not quite as good as Ex-Machina but Garland made an incredible adaptation of an 'unfilmable' novel.

[@Psyfoob]

Neil Hutchinson Both films are great, but I’ve actually come to appreciate ‘Annihilation’ a bit more with repeat viewings. It now edges out ‘Ex-Machina’ for me just slightly.

[@daliilars3350]

Personally, I didn't like it very much; but that doesn't mean I wouldn't enjoy a commentary of it from an awesome channel like this.

[@joshuafletcher4501]

Have you already seen Ari Aster’s Midsommar?? I watched the directors cut last night and honestly I think it’s an infinitely better film that the theatrical cut. I also think it’s probably the most visually “magical” live action film since the the Wizard of Oz. 🙌🏻

[@JamesVSCinema]

Really?? I didn’t know they even had a Directors cut of Midsommar. What a wild movie that was!

[@agenttheater5]

22:40 I don't think so. See, the thing is she can't. She only got where she is now thanks to the queen. The Queen made her and can break her, everything she gives her can be taken away, "so fast it's not even funny" (Of Mice and Men) because no matter who's the favourite, she's still the queen, whether this is an absolute monarchy or a constitutional monarchy.

[@andrewreed4924]

Awesome reaction, glad you loved this movie! Yorgos Lanthimos is one of the best filmmakers in the world right now, hands down. And this is one of the best examples ever of how to take a true story period-piece and turn it into something stylistically fresh and daring. I was kinda surprised you weren't laughing more though, this movie is hilarious to me at least until it wants to get REAL serious. Such dark and kinda mean-spirited humor throughout, but I love that about it, I can't help but laugh at how cruel they are to each other. It exposes the potential greed, jealousy, sadness, and wretchedness at the core of humanity by making us entertained and laughing at it, but then showing us where that road eventually leads. The film is so brilliant because the characters are so well drawn. You can completely understand how all of them get to the place they're in by the end, power and greed ultimately corrupting all of them and forcing us as the viewer to reconsider our allegiances. What a sad and disturbing ending though. The two of them, both morally bankrupt at that point, doomed to a shared existence of suffering (represented by the rabbits) and using each other in a game of power to get what they think they want or deserve.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hey thanks for commenting brotha! Yeah I had a really good time with the film. The comedy in it was more so “chuckle comedy” at least for me! It’s also pretty damn difficult to get me to burst out laughing unless something absurd or random happens where I’m questioning reality hahaha

[@johnnyjohnny6174]

I've seen a lot of the movies you react to, but the ones I haven't seen I always make sure to, because you got great taste in movies bro

[@macc.1132]

Dude, you might enjoy All About Eve, which won Best Picture for 1950. It's brilliant.

[@michaelkennedy4571]

I adore the look of this film too but I've always wondered about the use of the fish eye lenses beyond just being a nice subversion of how a typical period piece is filmed. but I think seeing the scenes that use it and especially the first scene we see shot that way (Emma Stones arrival) I think it's very much representing the warped and distorted nature of those scenes and the characters and politics within them. Emma Stone's arrival pretty much sets the entire course of events off and having the first shot of her (or at least the carriage she arrives in) as a fish eye lens, something immediately off putting, is clever. I only mention this because I've seen some criticisms of the film aimed at the style being flashy but ultimately not actually meaning much beyond that, but I think Lanthimos is too smart a filmmaker to fall into hollow aesthetics. Sorry this was a long comment lol but I like your commentary and the discussion here! one of the best reactors on here, keep up the great content!

[@moonscout3702]

Rachel's character DOES remind me of Azula, lmao. They both are very sinister & cunning, yet charming - that is a great comparison.

[@PortStone19]

Yo, whoever disliked this video: come see me. I be liking these posts before it even starts!!!

[@JamesVSCinema]

LMFAOOOO this genuinely made me laugh 😂

[@elderflower2133]

your reaction at 15:58 makes me laugh so much, I LOVE this movie.

[@emilyb5278]

Bate , by Mark Jenkin it's about the gentrification and poverty of a fishing town in England. It's filmed in a 60s style black and white I think to confuse the viewer of what time it is to show the poverty of the fishermen trade the rugged looks of the locals compared to the home buyers who are only their a month a year and have made the place a ghost town in out of season months. It's good.I think you'll like it. City of God is good too. An old one I like is Women in Love with Oliver reed I enjoy your reviews.

[@emanzafar57]

please watch lady bird (2017) its so visually well done and the story is amazing

[@JamesVSCinema]

Added it to the next week’s polls!

[@michaelagirouard8042]

Yorgos is a genius as is Robbie Ryan his cinematographer, I worked on his last film AND 🙂

[@dodybruh2524]

This, Melancholia and Incendies are the most depressing films I have watched (for now). Saw it for the first time on 2018 when I was 16 years old, didn't get it. Saw it again a month ago, 18 years old, loved it. My love for cinema has grown quite a bit in the past few years lmao

[@JamesVSCinema]

Lmaooo that can only be good Rodrigo! Happy to hear your love for it has increased 😂🙏🏽

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

Incendies is such a classic, and does what it does with such unprecedented impact.

[@dodybruh2524]

@@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837 the plot twist at the end...

[@skippy8664]

If you like the director, highly recommend Dogtooth and The Lobster

[@emilyb5278]

A good period drama is finger Smith the UK version by Sarah Waters.

[@Rukner]

Would be fun to see you react to "You, the Living", as it is a collection of frames.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Will do! Be on the look out for that in the future!

[@ellesinky8667]

I adored adored adored this movie, from beginning to end, even though I was a little taken out of it by the last two minutes (a little too cerebral for me who was immersed in their emotions). I went into it for Yorgos Lanthimos having liked the quirkiness of The Lobster and found a new favourite movie (no pun). It really stayed with me, I remember wanted to talk about it and analyse it for weeks afterwards.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahaha trust me I understand the feeling because I was so damn immersed in this film too! I’m super delighted to hear you enjoyed this film as much as I did Elle!

[@Butters117]

This was an incredible surprise! You should also check out Portrait of a Lady on Fire!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Happy to hear that! I heard a lot of good things about that film!

[@Butters117]

James VS Cinema it’s breathtaking and not a lot of people are discussing it. I feel your insight and commentary would be amazing.

[@morkmon]

it's so good!

[@benjibenak7525]

Great choice of movie! :) ...Saddest part for me about the story is that Queen Anne actually lost 17 children. Love that scene where she mentioned it and i love Olivia :)

[@JamesVSCinema]

Yeah the usage of mental health and the subtle influences of it really made this movie feel real!

[@jcane2420]

Nice man, Yorgos Lanthimos is so good! I still have to watch The Killing of a Sacred Deer, gotta get on that soon!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Yeah that film too was pretty wild haha!

[@salmonero6472]

Oh man I'm glad I joined the Patreon. More than happy to rewatch all these good movies 🙌 It's not a movie for everyone, but I really like Yorgos Lanthimos's style. Movies like Lobster and Sacred deer are so damn weird and they probably shouldn't work, but the writing, cinematography and overall quality is top notch, so it does 🙂

[@JamesVSCinema]

Exactly my thoughts! That’s the beauty of filmmaking. At the end of the day whether someone likes it or not it’s all subjective. Which is cool! I welcome films like that because I always see a way for me to educate and appreciate something from what I’m watching! Also thank you for being a Patreon my man! Truly means everything to me!

[@sarahb6163]

I loved it a nice Lil funny lez movie. I love how normal they made the lez characters

[@erickrahn]

I'll be back in a bit for a proper viewing, but could you react to "I'm thinking of ending things" trailer, new Charlie Kaufman movie, based off a book that's been on my Amazon list for a few years now

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hey what’s up! I could potentially react to the trailer! Ya never know!

[@morganboes7641]

Hell yeah, my favorite (no pun intended) movie of 2018.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahaha nice xD. This was a cool favourite of mine too

[@jamesb8643]

Awesome film choice. Would love to see your reaction to martyrs.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Could potentially happen! I’ll make sure to note that in!

[@LordVolkov]

The Favourite is such an interesting and well crafted story of manipulation, power and it's corrupting influence. Glad to see you analyze it. For another period piece/historical pseudo-fiction, check out Luc Besson's The Messenger. If you are unfamiliar with his work, also check out Fifth Element and Leon (The Professional).

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hey thanks Patrick! I’ll definitely look into that one! Hope your day is going well!

[@cestaimee]

Had to pause just to say LMAO @ the physical re-enactment of a dude sliding into a girl's DMs.

[@JamesVSCinema]

LMFAO. Hey sometimes you gotta let people know what it REALLY looks like 😂😂👌🏽

[@joshuafletcher4501]

Fantastic film 🙌🏻 Lanthimos is a strong voice in cinema right now 💪

[@JamesVSCinema]

Most definitely Joshua!

[@mistahmata]

16:00 cue the battle rap dj horn and gun shots 😂😂

[@homeiswhereukeepurdealdoe]

glad to see somebody else have the same reaction to the ending yeah i get some of the explanations, still doesnt fill the slot that ending left.

[@zacharyantle7940]

I have a few suggestions for you (if you haven’t already seen them), Casino Royale, Nocturnal Animals, season one of True Detective and Sharp Objects :)

[@ddwackness1782]

Contextually, this is the perfect story to tell because it’s so linear and, minus the historical liberties taken, it’s a great story to play with for the film makers. The nuances in cinematography make the power dynamics and the grandness of aristocracy look so treacherous.

[@onniex]

Great pick! Love the reactions :) A couple of film suggestions: Under The Silver Lake (David Robert Mitchell 2019): A strange and humorous thriller with some exceptional (unique?) filmmaking. On release it got a negative reception, but has garnered a cult following since then and a lot of debate surrounds it. The Piano Teacher (Michael Haneke 2001): a potent character study of a piano teacher with issues. One of the all time greats imo and would surely provide us with some entertaining reactions haha.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hey appreciate that! Thank you for the suggestions too. I’ll be sure to add these onto the list so I can remember to put them on future polls. Thanks! :)

[@Kuma-AKA]

Under The Silver Lake is my #10 fav film of all time yo, I would love to see him talk about it. Imo there's nothing else like it.

[@looney1023]

Have you seen Dogtooth? That one is probably my favorite Lanthimos film still, though I love all the other ones you mentioned and this one as well!

[@TimFisheroo]

Great pick! Lanthimos is such an interesting filmmaker. I know you already watched The Killing of a Sacred Deer but after The Favorite, The Lobster is my favorite. I've yet to see Dogtooth but I've heard good things. With regards to The Favourite, special mention goes out to Olivia Coleman, who is such a phenomenal talent. She's done so much great dramatic work (Tyrannosaur!) but I've always known and loved her as a comedian first.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Haven’t seen DogTooth just yet so I’ll have that on future polls again!

[@steppyone5463]

@@JamesVSCinema speaking of Tyrannosaur....you should give it a go! it is a hard watch but the performances are top tier :)

[@dold13]

You have to watch dogtooth. It's one of his first films and it is simply crazy and beautiful.

[@Llucius1]

The most interesting part about the angle , is that the camera is set on the same height as the eye view of the ducks , after watching the whole movie , and think about this again , it's kind of the ah ha moment. All the movies done by this director kind of force the audience the view it twice to understand the whole movie. The first time raise lots of question , the second times is the exploration. Unless you really like the movie , or it will be difficult to watch it again. Killing of a sacred deer is my favourite of all , it has a deeper depth on the details , and it is easily for people with a religion to relate to. Where as the other two might favor some special type of audience , I guess.

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

6:37 This blooming light throughout the film melted my heart, it's so beautiful. 16:06 And the music confirms that "that was the end of the discussion" lol. 23:24 Yeah, that ending didn't really work for me on first watch, either. Awesome reaction, as always!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Appreciate that my friend!! Thank you for commenting as well, and I hope you’re having a damn good day!

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

@@JamesVSCinema Thanks to you I am, and likewise, brother!

[@bazookatooth]

Some interesting choices in this film, from pretty much all aspects definitely got me interested in seeing Yorgos Lanthimos's other work, still haven't gotten round to any of them yet tho

[@JamesVSCinema]

Definitely check them out my man!

[@TheTardisDreamer]

I went to this movie with my Mum, with no clue how erotic it was. It was extremely awkward.

[@juliaproenca7101]

from a script pov and also an filming angle, you HAVE to watch The Great. Its a Hulu Show and its just the greatest thing. Its like this movie but on a fuckton of steroids

[@JamesVSCinema]

Damn, that sounds pretty cool! Will definitely have to check out something like that soon!

[@km9121]

Your best reaction so far 😅👍🏽 Please consider watching the film Swallow even if you don’t react to it. It’s a psychological thriller about a emotionally exploited woman who develops an addiction to swallowing inanimate objects. Very underrated imo. Keep up the A* content with the A* movies

[@JamesVSCinema]

Will definitely add that to the next patreon polls my friend! Thank you for the kind words Kane! 🙏🏽

[@SuperTigger1999]

Phantom Thread is prety good too it's very slow pace just a heads up but it's great

[@lilyelva1705]

you should check out Emma. (2020) if you haven't seen it yet, sooo beautiful in terms of costume and set design, framing, colours etc

[@_d_a_n_t_e_3833]

Watch "Come and See"

[@basantapandeyy]

War movie ,right ?

[@thodoristhodoris625]

Very good reaction.

[@marmaladevenus3230]

New sub and lovin' the content! Wanted to shoutout Portrait of a Lady on Fire from last year. Didn't get nearly the attention it deserves, and in my opinion it's a masterpiece quality film. Be well my dude!

[@TheCosmicFireStar]

Neat reaction, I wonder if it'd be possible to pitch a low budget film project for James here to collaborate on, provided he's interested in the project and it could lead into presenting said project to a distributor.

[@JamesVSCinema]

That would be pretty damn interesting! Always a possibility my friend

[@HeydayUK]

Stephen Murphy, one of the cinematographers of The Favourite, is interviewed about this at the end of this chat: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHLFcpSLq9N2e6s

[@MortPure]

Emma Stone in that era's dresses's style? I knew i saw that movie somewhere hehe :P .

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahaha yeah she did a damn good job in this film!

[@emilyb5278]

Come and see ,is a good but disturbing war film.

[@israelgallegos3664]

PLEASE watch The Grey with Liam Neeson. Super under rated film with great soundtrack, someone please back me up on this

[@JamesVSCinema]

I’ll give it a check on the list Israel!

[@salemoh9759]

Good react can you react to Elizabeth or Elizabeth the golden age with Care blanchet?

[@austinfull8941]

Is The Lobster next?

[@clesio4529]

You should watch Dogtooth, directed by Yorgos too. The most disturbing movie I've ever seen

[@moorhua]

I think Abigail is the true villain.

[@dylanbollinger6270]

L.A. Confidential

[@JamesVSCinema]

Will check it out Dylan!

[@dylanbollinger6270]

@@JamesVSCinema Yellowstone TV show made by the guy who did hell or high water, wind river and sicario.

[@monsterlair]

“Nothin' like a bit of girl-on-girl!" Geddit?

[@daliilars3350]

Oh this is perfect. I'm not gonna say it tho; until people ask for that reference.

[@monsterlair]

@@daliilars3350 A true gentleperson.

[@audettediaz]

a great random watch for you would be Blow Out. on amazon prime, great movie.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@audettediaz]

James VS Cinema 👍👍👍

[@stevenaripez281]

I really dig both of them, but I still prefer Killing Of A Sacred Deer more. Good choice, man. Waves next Thursday?

[@edbreyes]

Watch Portrait of a Lady on Fire!

[@spacecow149]

have you seen Hugo? its on netflix

[@JamesVSCinema]

I have not!

[@spacecow149]

@@JamesVSCinema you should see it if your interested in early film history

[@brainfragrances]

Portrait Of A Lady On Fire please