Sardonicast 15: Under the Skin, Punch Drunk Love

[@ralphthemoviemaker]

Just so you all know we recorded this before I made the announcement that I’m ending the ralphthemoviemaker series. I’ll address it next episode. Thanks!

[@jubjub4119]

Hey look. It’s the guy from that thing.

[@battleupsaber462]

Whatever you say, shorty.

[@cormacdiamond3303]

Doing an Every Frame a Painting and leaving us wanting more...

[@toastysock]

We love you Ralph. We will miss you, but love what you do just the same.

[@SnapperChannel]

It’s a shame your ralphthemoviemaker videos are ending since the first video I ever saw from you was the Minions sucks video. But I get it, you need to focus on other things like life and your directing career. You’re one of the best KZbinrs out there. Keep up the great work.

[@Scottthebassplayer98]

0:02 The fact that Ralph's Lego figure was shorter than the rest/had a little kid T-shirt made me immediately chuckle to myself.

[@Sammy_Jankis]

Scott thebassplayer It’s a „they got T“ shirt from his merchandise

[@shrekfanboy5446]

The fact that those even exist is actually amazing to me. Boys, if you're reading this, is there a way to buy those off you? I will actually pay money to have those.

[@Scottthebassplayer98]

@@Sammy_Jankis Oh...didn't realize that. I thought it was a big comic book style "T" for "T shirt" or something.

[@Sammy_Jankis]

Scott thebassplayer It is of course, I had that Lego torso too when I was a child, but I think it is a hint to Ralph‘s merch

[@just2good]

Yesssssss!

[@ballistik7082]

IHE and YMS try not to spoil Under the Skin *Ralph proceeds to spoil Under the Skin*

[@luketuke02]

Timestamps for mobile users: 0:00 - Intro 5:33 - Movie Pass 19:59 - The Meg 29:30 - Under The Skin 41:30 - Punch-Drunk Love (SPOILERS) 1:13:31 - Q/A

[@PlumpPotatoRump]

Thanks 👤👥🌷

[@pytntheboy2176]

My boy! A hero unto the mother fucking people on the move.

[@atro-city]

I'm happy now

[@ashesshards4626]

1:13:31 Q&A*

[@emoney5391]

It’s in the description, but ok

[@tikitaka3565]

I thought that the harmonium was direct symbolism to Barry himself. It doesn't really fit in anywhere; it's broken and he doesn't know how to fix it properly nor does he know how to play it properly and Lena is the first person to know what it is. At the end when he finally starts to play it I thought it showed him finally getting a hold of himself. That's my theory anyway.

[@jinglechut704]

i know it's been 7 months but i just watched it and just wanna say your theory makes a lot of sense lol

[@tonystonks4489]

@@jinglechut704 I watch it right now.

[@muchtartidakbahagia]

What the fuck?, Thats actually really make sense, i was wondering for a week what the hell that harmonium/piano even mean, why the hell barry always tryin to do something to it.

[@idcaboutirl]

i just watched it last night and i love that take. like my heart melted as i read your comment

[@secretsandman13]

The cinematography in Punch-Drunk Love is overexposed because Barry is really sensitive to his world and environment, and the overexposure of the film is another way to stylistically express hi perception of reality!!! It's really brilliant!

[@furyrisen]

I guess, in regards to whether an individual has the capability to understand and acknowledge why Barry is who he is directly correlates to how those same individuals perceive and interpret the film and ideas personified within. Whether that recognizability is limited by experience, I can't really say, but personally, that's the reason it was so obviously intentional without much thought otherwise. We're on the same page, though. This was one of the few moments during a film they've discussed that left me sorta baffled the concept slipped entirely from their consideration, especially after pointing out the distinction. While the plot of the film isn't exactly beyond comprehension, apparently, the filmmaking, its awareness, and how it conveys the narrative, are.

[@secretsandman13]

Yeah, I was surprised that Adam especially didn't pick up on it.

[@24FramesOfNick]

Haha Ralph is short

[@peterphelan602]

Haha high school musical 2 is bad

[@CMOYoung]

24 frames of Nick what tha fuck

[@FirstnameLastname-nd9wx]

shut the fuck up did u even watch his video on it

[@nevermindgaming6848]

He's a short baby boy

[@nevermindgaming6848]

@@peterphelan602 your mother

[@heeeyyy2947]

I think Punch Drunk Love feels a lot more relevant if you struggle with issues similar to Barry - for example, this movie helped me realize that I have depression & social anxiety - when I would just see how Barry reacted to situations and other people I just thought “Wow, that’s pretty close to me” - and so it’s really reassuring seeing a guy like that find someone who genuinely cares about him y’know?

[@dungeon-wn4gw]

PTA: a director whose films are forgettable and boring to those who don't identify with the characters. PTA: a director whose movies are the most unforgettable and riveting experience for those who do identify with the characters. A definitive quality of his movies is that they are always divisive. But that's what makes his movies special: there's nothing more special than walking out of a theatre feeling as though the movie was made specifically for you.

[@patrickhebdo5423]

Nathan Sanders damn you relate to Daniel Plainview?

[@connor338]

PLEASE talk about Enemy (2013) for an episode. Fantastic film with a lot of things to talk about.

[@All4Tanuki]

Yeah, although Adum's already done a video on it I'd love to see the other two's perspectives, particularly Ralph's.

[@gocookies77]

Or incendies, or just dennis villenueve in general

[@mikepuppetz9]

Just dedicate an entire episode to Denis Villeneuve. Probably the best director working today along with Nolan and Wright.

[@C1216MC]

@@mikepuppetz9 they're fantastic, but Scorsese, and PTA are the best

[@kyekristiani8213]

Its 2013, not 2014

[@ThomasGHouse]

"New Zealand is almost Europe" Well, if "almost" means "literally on the opposite side of the globe".

[@chrishill8305]

yup there's the joke

[@OblivionFalls]

Culturally, New Zealand is a mixture between Europe and Australia, with a bit of Canadian cowardice thrown in.

[@joelikesthings]

New Zealand is really similar to Scotland

[@charlieharris3794]

OrderoftheNick *far side of the edge

[@mikesanders8621]

Why does it seem like none of you people know nothing about our country haha

[@cobosaurus2818]

Man do I love this channel.

[@akrasia1588]

Cobosaurus I hate that shark. Fuck that shark, hope it doesn’t survive the next 50 years. Fuck that shark. I hate sha

[@cobosaurus2818]

Akrasia lol.

[@hysteria7755]

Woah is that... THE MEG

[@cobosaurus2818]

Hysteria 55 no it’s Jason Statham

[@Kyle-ic4nf]

Did anyone else notice the scene after he finds out that the pudding takes 6-8 weeks to deliver and he hits the map he has the word "love" cut into his knuckles?

[@AreEyeOh]

was looking for this comment

[@probablydylan3622]

The lego sardonicast figures I made actually got featured in a video :O

[@dracomittensman1319]

@@atherum That's a dumb question, it's because Ralph is short, duh.

[@ArshiaLak24]

Adam Sandler also did a great job recently in Meyerowitz Stories

[@battleupsaber462]

Holy shit, I can't believe that you guys are talking about movies people have actually seen.

[@milla8632]

@@EduardoSilva-gh9qn woosh

[@kamala475]

Eduardo Silva - it happens to the best of us my dude

[@discodisco9548]

Eduardo Silva no you didn't get wooooshed people are just fucking stupid and think this guy was some how making a joke

[@officialgoogleyoutube]

I don't think that's a woooosh. I am not picking up any sarcastic vibes (BattleUp Saber, please correct me if I'm wrong).

[@ytrilesmcguiles]

Guy Incognito inb4 says it was a joke now, because why the fuck wouldn’t he

[@LupeJustinian]

Punch Drunk Love IS a Masterpiece, Ralph/Alex

[@dungeon-wn4gw]

I don't know why, but it seems with PTA movies, either you are numb about it, or it completely takes over your week and you can't stop thinking about it and how it relates to you. I feel like the definitive quality about PTA's movie reception is that they are always divisive. I personally loved Punch Drunk Love, and thought they skipped over some things in the movie that warranted discussion. Was really looking forward to this episode too :(

[@matthewbishop8395]

@@dungeon-wn4gw well the best work out there is the stuff you either love or hate. One with you can say about pta is he never makes a vanilla film.

[@LupeJustinian]

Dural Desgraçadão Virado na Cachaça yeah, they don't seem to like films that play with the Id or subconscious

[@echowytch]

china's audience just accepts anything with explosions and action. the new transformers was rated 9.4 by audiences and blade runner 2049 was only a 7.

[@aleksandarmarkovic221]

j. Ouch

[@bryanchu5379]

Yep, and their racist as fuck too.

[@shineon9715]

@@bryanchu5379 lol that reminded of what marvel had to do to market Black Panther in China. Make him wear the mask on the poster so they wouldn't know that he's actually black 😂😂

[@bryanchu5379]

Chinese racism is really weird because they don't put themselves at the top of the race ladder for some reason. They put blacks and hispanics on the bottom, themselves in the middle, and white people on the top. That's why a lot of Chinese commercials have white people in them.

[@ProwerAdmirer]

YEAH FUK CHOINAH

[@benhobbs8705]

58:22 My brother has Asperger's, a form of autism that impairs social ability quite a bit. One of the symptoms that he suffers from quite a bit is hyper-sensitive hearing. Loud noises and or music really suffocate and overwhelm him. So much so that when he was younger he had to sometimes leave in the middle of Church because the worship music was hurting his ears. I have never seen punch drunk love, but what you described about the bathroom scene sounds very accurate to my brothers real life experience and if the director made this decision intentionally knowing the symptoms someone like Barry would experience, then I commend him for that

[@jamesgodsend]

Sardonicast has one of the best intros on KZbin, no doubt.

[@etgohome1343]

Yeah, but every episode it somehow manages to still feel new!

[@omarsabir1210]

Also theneedledrop

[@theresastarmanwaitinginthe5149]

This is the best intro to this podcast.

[@ergoproxy4780]

There's a starman waiting in the sky stop commenting on every single KZbin video

[@bijan.l5621]

Alex is 6 feet tall? Holy shit. He may hate everything but the ladies must love him for sure.

[@omarsabir1210]

Isn't 6 feet normal height

[@bijan.l5621]

@@omarsabir1210 5'10 is the average for males.

[@omarsabir1210]

@@bijan.l5621 god I'm really tall I'm 6'3

[@DysnomiaFilms]

Virtually 6 foot tall... Well I guess height doesn't get you everything lol

[@omarsabir1210]

@@DysnomiaFilms it really doesn't unless you're really short like 5'4

[@krisjorstif]

My favourite part of the score for Under the Skin was its transition. It starts off as this almost jarring tense noise. But as the character evolves and becomes more human it becomes more similar to film scores we are used to while still retaining a hint of the tense sounds from before, almost reminding us that even though she’s becoming more human, she isn’t actually human. The love making scene really emphasises this. I saw this film when I was 21 about 5 years ago and I didn’t get it because I only really watched mainstream stuff but I’ve developed a love for art films and just gave it another go and loved it.

[@SuperEddiewardo]

"New Zealand is kind of in Europe" - Alex

[@greppim911]

New Zealand is New Zealand

[@greppim911]

New Zealand is New Zealand

[@greppim911]

New Zealand is New Zealand

[@SuperEddiewardo]

Cheers buddy

[@bryanchu5379]

This is the freshest meme in existence

[@namewithoutpurpose]

My favorite scene of Punch Drunk Love is easily the opening scene, where Adam Sandler walks outside and sees a car randomly crash

[@cohollow7174]

Listening to you chat is super chill. my first anxiety meeting is this morning and i woulda freaking out without u guys. Thanks guys, I lucked out!!

[@S1nwar]

the best scene of punch drunk love was the car crash thats results in him beating up the thugs because it comes out nowhere like a real car crash and then during the fight you think "ok this is just a dream or something because hes too powerful" and then it actually happened

[@thehammerhead9617]

And the award for best intro goes to..... *ADUM*

[@officialgoogleyoutube]

They just added an award for Achievement in Popular Intros, for Black Panther to win.

[@coolduder1001]

Thanks Ralph for suggesting Punch, Drunk, Love. One of my favorite movies

[@mad_the_monk]

Lyrics of the intro song: 🎶Now this is the story All about how Our smiles got flipped turned upside down So I’d like to take a minute Just sit right there And tell you how we started a podcast about movies and other stuff This is Sardonicast🎶 Truly 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@officialgoogleyoutube]

What does "Truly 🔥🔥🔥🔥" mean?

[@mad_the_monk]

Guy Incognito - The song is truly fire

[@officialgoogleyoutube]

And fire is good, right? Like "hot"?

[@mad_the_monk]

Guy Incognito yeah yeah

[@EyeonAnkle]

Punch Drunk Love is one of my favorite films of all time ! Very influenced by Godard and Robert Altman. Glad to see it getting some praise.

[@ryanwalterson5490]

Hey, guys, I asked Brad Jones (Cinema Snob) on a stream if he'd like to be a guest on the podcast, and he said he'd be down for it. I think he'd make a great guest.

[@trogdoar149]

That would be awesome.

[@marshallzane7735]

They’ll pick their own guests

[@Mikasacusfan]

The image of ralph as mike wazowski will never leave my head and I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing.

[@ZanzatheDivine]

15 episodes in and Alex finally says more than 5 things

[@omnisel]

~1:29:30 I think the reason why _some_ games steal from movies (overtly or subtly) is because videos games are relatively a new form of media, and is also much more complex. People steal already established ideas and settings and so on from movies and books because it's comfortable. Same with book-based movies and pretty much any other cross-media content. Also, the majority of games have original ideas and settings and such, especially from places like Nintendo or Square (as top-of-the-head examples).

[@jamesroby1948]

I can't believe that Alex didn't recognize that alarm sound effect - he uses it in most of his "I hate" videos.

[@someguy5581]

YESSSS!!!!!! Thank you for watching and appreciating SHIN-GODZILLA!!!!!!!

[@PirateZ1]

Punch Drunk Love is my favorite PT Barnum joint. Probably not his best but I love it!

[@markparkinson6378]

YOU HAVE LEGO VERSIONS OF YOURSELF?! THAT IS AWESOME!

[@Alex-cw3rz]

In the UK, we use ft and inch for human height, weight is in stone and pounds although can be interchanged with kg and miles and yards for roads, everything else is in metric, escept for milk that's in pints but all other drinks are in litres unless a half or full pint from a pub and then shots are in ml and all alcohol that is in a bottle is in ml's. And then random things will interchange, but you have to learn imperial at school so you know both. So very weird half in half out, just there to stuff it to the French or something like that

[@wanderingrandomer]

I never remember *having* to learn imperial, it was always just there on rulers and shit, but metric was just easier anyway, because it's used more frequently.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

@@wanderingrandomer well I went to a private school so maybe different, but I remember learning it for GCSE's so I'd have thought it would be pretty common. But yeah it's common for metric just useful to convert for like old signs etc.

[@wanderingrandomer]

@@Alex-cw3rz Funnily enough, I also went to private school. Although, I do tend to use a mix of metric and imperial in daily life. I'll measure human height in feet and inches, travel distance in miles, but all other measurements in centimetres and metres. I've always measure my weight in pounds and stone, but everything else in grams and kilograms. I learnt to make furniture for a while, and I'd take measurements in millimetres, but all the drill bits were in fractions of an inch.

[@cruddddddddddddddd]

That Superman retelling theory... it's kinda brilliant. I've seen PDL multiple times and I've never heard that. That's awesome. Love that. I agree with Ralph it's one of the best rom-coms of all time.

[@bozotheclown666]

Alamo draft house is awesome, I'm lucky enough to live close to one too.

[@BeaneCat]

1:30:44 "So Yu-Gi-Oh." Alex, I nearly swallowed my gum laughing thanks to that.

[@fogdiver]

Goobers be liking the video before it even starts

[@eknim]

ayo i love goobers -Sam Hyde

[@officialgoogleyoutube]

While I am not guilty, everyone who's familiar with the podcast knows what they're in for. I don't think it's so bad. I like Sutherland in that movie. He was good. I love Robert Altman. Even when I don't like his movies they're interesting and unique.

[@dirrdevil]

It's not like you can't change your vote at any time. If you subscribe to a channel, and have liked their past dozen videos, you can preemptively like a video. If you're on auto-play, why not do it before you forget and the video ends.

[@knurdyob]

I think the presence of the piano (or whatever it's called) in the film serves to reflect the character's feelings (as well as the director's) towards social interactions. It's something so simple, yet is also well known to be something difficult to do for a lot of people, it's literally just pressing down on a button to make a sound, hence the scene when Barry plays something very simple on it. If I remember correctly he starts by just playing one isolated note and listens to it fade. Now of course playing the piano has a lot more to it, anyone that has played the instrument properly would know, but I'm just talking about it's importance in the context of the story, especially taking into account something PTA once said in an interview related to the film. He mentioned how simple it was to play the piano, yet so many people get nervous to even start playing, and how that situation paralels to what the character is feeling, trying to convince himself that it's really not that complicated (because, as he finds out by the end of the film, it really isn't) Paraphrasing a bit of course, but you get the idea.

[@samhynninen]

Emily Watson's in Breaking the waves, Adam.

[@chrishill8305]

ralph- "wish upon- im workin on a video for that now" cut to every ralph fan crying themselves to sleep

[@godemperormeow8591]

"Punch Drunk Love" is Superman.

[@DJGamingSmash]

I very sad to see Ralph end his channel, but I'm glad he's doing what makes him happy.

[@danutz_plusplus]

Punch Drunk Love was great indeed. Have you guys noticed in the scene where Barry walks around the supermarket looking for pudding, there's someone in the background out of focus who seems to be following him. That seems to be a woman, and if the dress color is anything to go by, it must be girl he ends up with. So she must have been following him for quite a lot.

[@-k-b-]

The funniest part of the movie is when he runs to Utah with his broken phone still. And I think the harmonium shows him trying to learn how to love someone because he starts not even knowing how to play it to legit learning it in the end. I love this movie! It starts very painfully awkward, and even relatable in a way because growing up I've always had anger issues, and it really resonated with me. It's almost a perfect movie I'd say, it's short and very very very bitter sweet, like the beginning half started to stress me out but in the best way possible. Adam Sandler proved he's a human in this movie, like I know he makes vacation movies and kind of sucks but when he wants to be good he's really good.

[@SSmotzer]

Scar Jo is at her best.... when she is playing an emotionless creature.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Or a robot

[@boobysr]

Eh, she's one of those actresses that doesn't have a lot of range but can play a serious character pretty well. J Law's like that too (though i don't think she's as good as scarjo)

[@boobysr]

actresses that don't have a lot of range but are good at playing serious characters: GOD TIER: Amy Adams (jk but she's typecast as serious ladies) HIGH TIER: Amanda Seyfried MID TIER: Shailene Woodley LOW TIER: Scarlett Johansson SHIT TIER: Jennifer Lawrence

[@dungeon-wn4gw]

@@boobysr tbh most female actresses suck because they are trying to be pretty while acting. So we never really believe the character.

[@boobysr]

False but tea

[@cattyg9495]

Something about the question bit seemed SUPER well-put together and thought-out. That part was great this time. I loved Alex's approach to it.

[@WowThereBuddy1]

“Only weird things you don’t understand are scary”. Nah. A film like Funny Games 2007 is the scariest film I’ve ever seen because it’s so real. It feels like something that could just randomly happen. The killers in that have no motivation, they just find tormenting a family to be funny.

[@EmmaEquinox]

I was honestly scared after Ralph's last video that he was really quitting this but this makes me so happy to be wrong

[@EpicthedogYT]

He said he was staying with Sardonicast lol... he's just quitting the "ralphthemoviemaker" videos that take forever to edit. He's still making a Justice League video though.

[@hysteria7755]

He’s just quitting the RalphTheMovieMaker series not the channel

[@ericw1340]

Also, this was recorded before the announcement.

[@WithLoveThomas]

@@hysteria7755 still doing recommends

[@TheCheesybeef]

ralphtheseriesquitter

[@Thekitty0706fan]

Holy crap those Alamo Drafthouse voicemails are amazing. Thanks for mentioning them so we could all listen and enjoy them.

[@oweirwin-4529]

This video is as long as Punch-Drunk Love

[@filmstudies6923]

I want to see Edgar Wright adapt a simmon peg script again

[@ParkerStanfieldFilm]

To address Pinch Drunk Love's Superman theory, a more apt comparison would be Popeye. PT was heavily influenced by Robert Altman and used one of the songs from Altman's Popeye film in the Hawaii sequence.

[@MagicalSamurai2]

I've thought about this before, but if I were to get a wish I'd probably want to talk with a lawyer and cover my bases.

[@pambosaristidou9861]

When will you guys be accepted on spotify?

[@geckomaniac3801]

Best intro thus far. I'm applauding you.

[@austinacl02]

I agree with Alex. I took the film very seriously and I found it cute.

[@debrachambers1304]

Jon Brion said there's no harmonium in the score, it's written so that when Barry plays it in universe, it harmonizes with the soundtrack

[@SweetLouPhotography]

12:35 there's an Alamo Drafthouse in Yonkers, NY. Loooooove that place. And I love the podcast gents, makes every other Monday a little less of a hellscape for me

[@ianheppenstall2955]

Even the cinema chains in Vietnam have season passes. The price works out to about 50 movies a year and you get free popcorn and a drink every time you go.

[@danskyder1564]

Yes! Pumped for Jacobs Ladder discussion!

[@JoshJr98]

This is slowly becoming my favorite podcast, keep up the great work guys. Cant wait to hear how Ralph feels about the batman movie if he rewatched

[@emmalopez4954]

I have an Alamo drafthouse by my work. My old manager got the staff tickets to a pre screening of Arrival and it was indeed a very nice experience. The commercial makes me appreciate it even more now

[@Antonio-qg3il]

Great episode. You guys should have Folding Ideas on the podcast.

[@peehoss6290]

After working at a movie theatre I can never look at movies the same way.

[@FictitiousCtrlGames]

Yus! My wish came true! On the last video I commented that Punch Drunk Love is one of my favorite movies and that I hope y'all talk about it.

[@honestinjun]

Look up 'Cue' by Scott Walker (one of the strangest songs ever imho).. someone made a music video w/scenes from 'Under the Skin' & it works perfectly.

[@PaytonsOwnProductions]

There’s an Alamo Drafthouse in Downtown Dallas, so you could fly in to Love Field and take an Uber straight there. It’s a good one. There’s also one in Richardson.

[@pixulita]

i just love how u uplodad these on the middle of the fucking high night

[@durhamellis6070]

Finding a sardonicast on two movies you just saw OH what a feeling

[@KaleLikesWaffles]

Jon Brion said he even used duck tape for the score

[@groundworm]

I'm not sure in which episode you guys where exactly talking about Starship Troopers by Paul Verhoeven, but I think it's interesting it was taken as propaganda at first especially if you've seen "Soldaat van Oranje" a movie he made before he went to Hollywood.

[@tonywords6713]

Woah thanks! Never heard of this

[@rosem3238]

I work at an Alamo Drafthouse in Virginia. I can confirm they’re very strict about their no texting or arriving late policy. They kicked out a family of fifteen after they started talking and texting.

[@PoetryJesusY2K]

36:52 Even Ralph's getting sick of Adum's nitpicks lmao

[@theskoolmustard00]

Under the Skin was the scariest horror movie I've seen yet, also was Adum finally giving better appreciation for The Babadook because before Under the Skin that was the movie that scared me the most prior

[@amelia20717]

Lmfao Ralph as Mike Wazowski and the mini LEGO 😂

[@LeoSkyro]

I really wanna see Shin Godzilla. It was directed by Hideaki Anno, director of Neon Genesis Evangelion and Gunbuster, so I'm really excited

[@chris.hartliss]

Love you guys. Best channels on YT along with the lovely Jim Sterling. Best podcast as well!

[@jamesroby1948]

I don't think there's ever been an episode of Sardonicast without sirens from Ralph's side.

[@sindrisnrsigursson3079]

This episode is almost down to the second just as long as Punch Drunk Love!

[@fireonice12492]

Nice to hear the murders going on in the background at Ralph's place

[@YOUROXJACK]

That beach scene as a father of young children was straight upsetting. That’s good film Work. So fuckin unsettling

[@knotlock]

Hope you have a good vacation Ralph, hope it doesn’t get CUT SHORT!

[@mellowtron214]

I found the beach scene from under the skin to be about as disturbing as the “pop” scene. The baby crying on the beach and she just walks by... nothing shows her inhuman nature than that scene alone.

[@oops6876]

Jacobs Ladder is beautiful and deserves so much praise.

[@Mr._Face]

I think a lot of big cities in Texas have at least on Alamo Drafthouse

[@Sketch__Screen]

can anyone recall the amount of times alex has said the word. um, in every episode.

[@omarsabir1210]

um probably a lot

[@WolfTeen2010]

Wonder how many times Ralph have said the words ‘boring’ or ‘dull’ in all his reviews

[@omarsabir1210]

@@WolfTeen2010 this is why I am always amazed at how Anthony fantano articulates his points better than any reviewer on yt.

[@MsMattymorgan]

IMO the babdook's designs is based on German expressionism which is arguably the start of horror cinema and was partially inspired by Jung shadow theory which acts as the premise of the Babdook, so his visual are important 2 me anyway

[@LoneLoaf]

I think that A Cure for Wellness is definitely going to be looked at as a cult classic in the upcoming years.

[@DJGamingSmash]

I JUST saw Jacob's Ladder yesterday!

[@JH-fb3mp]

You guys should come to the Alamo Drafthouse in Springfield Missouri so I can serve you ♥️

[@movie-chewypsychology4997]

I go to the Drafthouse in SA Texas every other weekend. I love it!

[@anonymous4k4k]

I watched punch drunk love when i was like 6 because it had adam sandler in it. I didnt really appreciate it back then because i was 6 but if i find the dvd im gonna watch it again

[@BigBadJango]

I see 95% of my movies at an Alamo Drafthouse in Austin and I can confirm that it is amazing. I hate going to theaters other than a Drafthouse and I often forget what it's like to go to the other movie theaters chains

[@nullakjg767]

Good timing. I was getting bored.