Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou on THE BREAKING POINT

[@eu_lucasfer]

I miss Every Frame A Painting

[@CaioAraujoRibeiro]

We all do...

[@thetramp123]

Lucas Ferreira I just said this to myself before reading the comments.

[@pranjalsensua]

What happened to Tony Zhou?

[@vision7351]

They are back

[@user-cf5zr1rd8c]

It is so unusual to hear Tony say something that I haven't already rewatched a thousand times.

[@fredrm6023]

Tony Zhou got a job with The Criterion collection, i mean cmon I'm happy for him.

[@lordivo]

I miss this dude. Learned more from his essays than by going to film school for 3 years

[@Killernaut16]

This would get more views if Tony posted it to his channel. Why not make a couple of sponsored videos over there? Criterion/Filmstruck deserves more attention and that channel would be the perfect place to advertise a streaming service for hardcore film addicts.

[@WhatDothLife422]

So this is what Tony's been up to

[@thetramp123]

Andy Shaktah Yup, he has a video essay on Criterion's Tampopo release too and I'm assuming other stuff.

[@KAMIKAZEE3421]

It's the year 2020, and I still miss Every Frame A Painting.

[@harryodendaal345]

do you know why he has'nt gone back?

[@Killernaut16]

Oh shit so he did get hired at Criterion. No wonder his channel is dead.

[@DuncanUdaho67]

HOLY SHIT TONY HAS MADE IT

[@XGD]

I came to love the universe of filmmaking thanks to Tony. Hope we'll keep getting more stuff from him in the future.

[@djtrendsetta5766]

Curtiz is so underrated. A true virtuoso. And for my money the most diverse director in cinematic history. He could do it all; Westerns ("Dodge City"), gangster pics ("Angels with Dirty Faces"), musicals ("Yankee Doodle Dandy"), romance ("Casablanca"), character studies ("Mildred Pierce"), and swashbucklers ("The Sea Wolf"). If the documentary had been a more established medium during his lifetime, I'm sure he would have crushed that too.

[@alexvillarreal6039]

Michael Curtiz! God, I wish Bogdanovich had been able to interview him like the other masters. Died too soon.

[@Pululapu]

"Hi my name is Tony and this is ..."

[@joewilly78]

Great piece, is this the last unofficial Tony Zhou and Taylor Ramos review?

[@ThePsuedo]

Tony I was so scared. I thought you were depressed and had given up on life.

[@ItsDylanHarding]

Damn you Tony the video essay world needs you! Kaptainkristian is MIA as always, Movies with Mikey alone just isn't enough!

[@DuncanUdaho67]

All these copycats and none of them can match the GOAT.

[@JoeGunawanfotosiamo]

Chanel Criswell comes pretty darn close, though. But I love all of them, EFAP, Criswell, KaptainKristian, Nerdwriter, etc.

[@HeyIntegrity]

@@JoeGunawanfotosiamo majority of those are garbage

[@JoeGunawanfotosiamo]

@@HeyIntegrity in what way? I've learned a good deal from their analysis and have applied a few things to my own films as a DP

[@DaSpenceMence]

Tony come back!

[@Pablo-cp2zv]

Tony, my life is a piece of shit without you

[@crazychameleon123]

Tony should do more work on his channel

[@lamecasuelas2]

Holy cinema Tony!

[@skateordie002]

Goodbye, Every Frame a Painting.

[@CristianMercadoProductions]

MORE TONY ZHOU PLEASE

[@cracklingsoda]

Come back tony and taylor

[@Zeronum2]

Theyre back

[@MAronson]

EVERY FRAME A PAINTING!!!!!

[@starchington]

So is this like a regular thing on filmstruck? I'm on the fence bout getting it but if i knew it had tony or essay-like videos I'd get it

[@NoWhereMan95]

Do they only do commission work now?

[@CatMoca]

I miss them 😭😭😭😭 them being Every Frame a Painting

[@Daniel-Rosa.]

This gives me hope - one day Criterion could call me up to do a commentary too ^^ Now... _Onto making great youtube videos,_ here we go!

[@ekavakririski]

Hey Tony, back to your channel and make a new video

[@film_magician]

So this is what he's been up to. Come back to KZbin! Don't forget your humble beginnings.

[@optivion]

So simple, so deep.

[@ivanbonet4]

didn't know about this movie. looks good

[@frenchcoupon3391]

I wonder if letting go to Every Frame a Painting was something that Criterion initiated...

[@Advent3546]

This is pretty neat Tony. Miss EFAP though.

[@brunareivax3258]

Oh I miss Every Frame a Painting so much

[@seen921]

I'm happy for Tony's move but miss his signature style and sound

[@sjsamphex]

I'm deaf. Can you please upload your script into the caption tool?

[@Pedroapares]

make more videos Tonyyyyyyyuu

[@theoryofthemobius]

Are Tony and Taylor still alive? Or did they Thelma and Louise it? I hope they found a good therapist for whatever it was.

[@benminhanh5926]

TonyZhouuuuuu

[@team56th]

TONY ZHOU???????

[@BrianMcInnis87]

Stop screaming your movie titles at us.

[@TipikGamer]

ahhh

[@Sahilontube]

Wow! All these comments glorifying Tony WHO? Not a single comment about the film. Let alone the fact that this is a Hemingway adaptation. Plus this meretricious commentary. All it does is state the obvious stuff in a miss-en-scene 101 freeze frame(*you're probably wondering how i got here*) analysis. Everybody knows this, except my Grandma who doesn't need to know this. WTF is going on Criterion? Where are the real people? I'd settle for Michael Bay at this point. Please don't disrespect Michael Curtiz's legacy with desktop opinion generators. Get a professional. TL;DR- Please hire reputed filmmaking professionals for commentary. Show some respect.

[@imdiyu4u]

Hahaha... Tony is a teacher for many of us, who introduced us with world cinema, and the hidden magics of the craft of filmmaking.

[@webkinzfan00]

Sahil Manhas This isn't the only supplement on the disc you know

[@film_magician]

You're not from around these parts, are you?

[@alexalexis7899]

+Sahil Manhas It's always a relieve when you find someone else that shares your point of view. It's depressing, confusing and worrying to see hordes of people taking what they see on youtube as cannon, especially when they are celebrating and promoting content that is as basic as it gets - it's extensively covered in entry level filmmaking books. "Oh, but reading is such a last century activity; takes way too much time to learn something I can learn in under an hour watching youtube videos". Much like illusionism, I think filmmaking should have a code of ethics where knowledge is not readily available everywhere. Because it's so in fashion to be a "filmmaker" (and yes, I put that between inverted commas because 90% of the younger generation is simply pointing the camera at stuff and editing in cool ways), those that really, truly want to devote their lives to filmmaking and try to create cinema, should have to dig for their knowledge; dig for the right books, dig for all those instrumental movies and practice. For the record, I am in fact NOT throwing shade at Tony - out of the unbearable deluge of cinema essays that are floating around, I can only think of two channels that seemingly present valid content, and Tony is one of them. That's the other thing - you can immediately feel when the person knows what they're talking about or not. It is, however, troubling that hordes of people take what they see on these channels as cannon... I mean... I like astronomy; a lot. I could very well make an essay about a given aspect of astronomy, but people would be fools to take what I say as cannon, regardless of how sound my arguments are; I have no education on the subject matter and have no experience that validates my understanding of astronomy. I am but a dilettante in this field. Same goes for all these experts in cinema and filmmaking. 90% of their experience is watching movies and youtube. They have no relevant set experience to speak of, beside backyard filmmaking with they friends. That is not enough to get people to listen to what you have to say about a given film or filmmaker. What would be interesting - and absolutely valid information - is if they made essays ABOUT THEIR OWN WORKS. If they took a scene from one of their films and deconstructed it, applying not only the theoretical knowledge they proudly flaunt but also - and much more important when it comes to filmmaking - the practical knowledge as well. People musing about films they had nothing to do with can only go so far - reverse-engineering a movie or scene to find the exact thought process that generated it is impossible - but talking about the result of YOUR decisions and thought process... now that's interesting.

[@alexblack8660]

I don't know this. It's for amateurs.