what i watched in january

[@louisonmng6303]

0:18 : This place rules 1:10 : Babylon 2:08 : Strange world 2:35 : Megan 2:44 : Tokyo drifter 3:17 : Magic Mike XXL 3:55 : Before sunrise 4:39 : Logan lucky 5:17 : Skinamarink 6:28 : All quiet on the western front 7:12 : The last of us 7:49 : Run rabbit run 8:10 : Fairyland 8:39 : Rye Lane 9:12 : Fancy dance 9:32 : Bad behavior 10:07 : polite society 10:16 : cat person 11:04 : infinity pool 11:10 : theater camp 11:35 : Jamo jaya 12:09 : last things 12:22 : landscape with invisible hand 12:54 : waiting for the light to change 13:32 : the doom generation 14:18 : Amsterdam

[@idiot1902]

No puss in boots…

[@selinsucu6284]

PLEASE do a video essay about babylon! i wanna hear your opinion about it for at least 10 minutes longer than this one like this ain't enough!!!

[@grantkeppel6770]

I watched The Last of Us episode 3, and I did not expect to be emotionally wrecked by THAT show. I don’t cry at movies, but the whole episode was so beautiful and heartbreaking that I bawled my eyes out.

[@bojackboys]

i feel like it is a skipable episode

[@sydknee604]

you need to think about your standards of media, that episode was a mess

[@carterschneider8555]

it made me sob too

[@payt00n]

@@sydknee604 or its their opinion?, maybe you should let people enjoy things

[@payt00n]

The music in the ep really got me

[@Connorpullinger]

Yeah I can't stop thinking about Babylon. What a crazy crazy experience, and so excellently executed. It blew me away honestly.

[@mattieice4785]

The “hey Buddy” at the beginning made me double check with my roommate that he didn’t say anything.

[@pirrodexpirro9285]

I really love this type of videos where you talk about all you watched

[@madisonephlin4121]

I love Logan Lucky. My 10th grade AP U.S. History teacher had us watch this movie just because he liked it so much. I show it to everyone who hasn't seen it because I've literally heard no one talk about it and it is so funny and charming.

[@mrpizzacat8273]

It’s one of of those movies that the few people who have seen it love it but it never gets brought up. I am one of those people

[@calowenby1654]

My twelfth grade anatomy teacher also really liked it, I believe. Interesting coincidence there!

[@ACasualTrevor]

I discovered Logan Lucky when I searched for Soderbergh films and was stunned that I’d never heard of it. Watched it instantly. Loved it instantly.

[@alexhughes512]

I watched Skinamarink, and I thought it was an amazing avant-garde horror movie that actually scared the shit out of me at times. At other times, it can be extremely boring, however I do wanna say that I think when it's good, it's a genre defining, artsy, horrifying good. I didn't know it went viral on TikTok, seems weird, but I do think if horror movies went into some of the creativity that Skinamarink did, it would be a revival for that genre.

[@davismorgan99]

I was also a big fan of skinamarink. I don’t know if I’ll watch it again but there are scenes from that movie that will be burned into my head, particularly the last scene. I am also a massive fan of analogue horror and I think the movie was a really good showing of what analogue horror is in essence.

[@deletedkneecaps]

it went viral on tiktok because the younger generation has an appreciation for analogue horror, which this movie definitely falls under.

[@davismorgan99]

@@deletedkneecaps I think that’s a reason for it but TikTok has an awful reputation of finding a “scary” movie and blowing it out of proportions. They did that with Incantation which I really liked but it wasn’t the most horrifying thing I had ever seen. I went into skinamarink thinking that it actually wouldn’t be that scary since it was so hyped haha. I was pleasantly surprised when it ended up being the actual scariest movie I had ever seen.

[@JT-oc8yt]

@@davismorgan99 @deletedkneecaps5819 I also have to say I think a lot of these tiktok kids have quite literally only grown up in a world where stuff like MCU films and sequels dominate the world of film as well. I think no matter how invested they may be into those worlds they begin to start looking for something different and experimental that feels less contrived than their counterparts. There’s no better way to market to young people than to make a movie that feels like punk rock horror 👍

[@MichaelOdendaal]

Babylon is so underrated. It was such an amazing IMAX experience.

[@johngreen8921]

Ayo how’d you watch it in IMAX

[@paulelroy6650]

its perfectly rated

[@0912sooli]

I hated it...I feel like its a typical movie for movie lovers who love hollywood or whatever. For me it was boring

[@Cash42]

I wish i could’ve watched it then but there’s only one imax theater near me and usually movies only play for a week on imax. I was so salty I didn’t get to see it in theaters I still haven’t watched it lol

[@sciencecharity]

Incredible film

[@jeremyusreevu237]

What I watched in January: Puss In Boots: The Last Wish: 6/5 Clerks: 4/5 Disorderlies: 4/5 Death To Smoochy: 5/5 Don't Worry Darling: 2/5 DONKS: 5/5 The French Dispatch: 5/5 My Breakfast With Barf: 4/5 Clueless: 3/5 The first episode of Koala Man: 5/5 (Can't wait to see the rest!) The first episode of Atlanta S1: 4/5 (Not really anything surreal yet, but a pretty likable cast of characters played by great actors, and some decent bits of humor. Not bad)

[@joshevans3421]

In the UK puss in boots 2 just released. I'm going to watch it tomorrow and can't wait.

[@cwmaib]

6/5 let’s gooo Puss in Boots is so good

[@jeremyusreevu237]

@@joshevans3421 You won't regret it!

[@boxofspoons8867]

DONKS was released on Feb 2nd, how did you watch it in January?

[@jackdriscoll8387]

puss in boots is outta control

[@cd6229]

I’ve yet to see skinamarink in it’s entirety, I don’t know if I ever will, but from the things I’ve seen of it I think it would shake me. I used to have chronic nightmares as a child, frequently involving the devil, demonic forces, etc. and one scene I saw reminded me of a specific dream I had when I was 5-6 years old where the devil told me to get a knife, and gave me 10 seconds to find it or I’d be punished. The fact that scene is so close to what happened in my dream is unsettling to think about.

[@LeonardoDiCapri-Sun]

I just finished watching it, it really does feel like someone climbed into one of your childhood nightmares and filmed it. Cursed movie 😭😭

[@jacksoncraig0248]

I used to have nightmares every night as a kid and as I have grown as a person I started to love the horror genre and no movie has come even close to how scary my dreams were but skinamarink was amazing but I was kinda high so I’m gonna need to rewatch sober

[@naleekdrahcor3841]

The last scene is the best/scariest bit of the film I would recommend seeing it through

[@Pratchettgaiman]

Now that it's officially happened three times, I'm declaring that "Daniel Craig having a Southern accent in a movie" is officially a sign that the movie in question is going to be flipping dope!

[@pontiffdoppio2770]

*utter dogshit

[@danieladamico5485]

I loved Babylon too! One of the best experiencies I've had at the cinema in a while.

[@Kazooples]

I guarantee you Skinamarink is scarier alone at night, I don’t think it should be seen on the big screen, but even then it’s definitely not for everyone, it’s hard to explain why it terrified me more than any other horror movie in years. All I can say is it made me feel like a scared kid.

[@MrWBermudez]

Honestly feel like while visually all quiet on the western front may be similar to other war films, we rarely see a war film from a losing countries POV and how truly no one survives a war even its “survivors”. Like when has a movie had a soldier kill and then cry w guilt over the man he killed, or a soldier be shot after the war is over by a farmers kid after he took some food. Feel like the film brought a lot of real depressingly horrifying truth to a genre that is usually full of heroism and honor worship (even 1917 despite enjoying that movie does this)

[@amydunnediditnow]

omg hearing you talk about 'rye lane' as someone who lived in peckham is so funny since i view you and peckham as just in two completely different worlds. i was thinking the movie wouldn't get big and would be something that kind of just remained talked about in london so im glad to hear its at sundance and that you loved it, i can't wait to see it!!

[@lukeh.zanchi5516]

Man, I literally just turned to my girlfriend and said to her: oh shit it's Feb 03, Karsten must have already put his "What I watched in January" video on KZbin. I open the app, you have just uploaded. Crazy! Love from Brazil, man. We're always watching your videos together while we have dinner.

[@rice-man9254]

Haha… I’m lonely…

[@bluetea8181]

Eae cara, outro brasileiro assistindo isso? Kkkk é nois

[@CataRDJ]

That is so sweet

[@lukeh.zanchi5516]

@electable she's Actually a big fan

[@lukeh.zanchi5516]

@@rice-man9254 Vasco da Gama

[@YumeiEZE]

ngl i get so happy when i see these videos i love how you talk about these movies.

[@BunchOfOats]

As a NASCAR fan I'm glad that Logan Lucky finally brought us a good NASCAR movie

[@duckysnake]

Talladega NIghts?

[@BunchOfOats]

That movie is def not my cup of tea lol

[@epiphany8118]

always look forward to these videos!! everything i watched in january: - see how they run: 4/5 - the boy, the mole, the fox and the horse: 4/5 - cléo from 5 to 7: 4.5/5 - aftersun: 5/5 - the banshees of inisherin: 5/5 - four adventures of reinette and mirabelle: 4/5 - the menu: 4/5 - breathless: 4.5/5 - eternal sunshine of the spotless mind: 5/5 - mcqueen: 4/5 - white noise: 5/5 - fantastic mr fox: 5/5 - sr. : 4.5/5 - gangubai kathiawadi: 3.5/5 - my neighbour totoro: 5/5

[@jacobblegrand]

Your criticisms of Jamojaya from 11:46-12:09 are almost word for word exactly how I felt about American Honey from 2016

[@tokkiouo]

Finally someone else who gets that Magic Mike XXL is genuinely good. Is it *cinema*? No? Is it a fun feel good movie that makes you feel great when it's over? Absolutely.

[@dorkiecookie]

scrappy doo found alive at the myrtle beach stripper convention july 4th 2015

[@yousefyaqub6443]

This is literally the only thing that I look forward to in my life.

[@trilobitepancake]

when he still makes us content even though he has a lil cold >>>>>>>

[@cryingrones]

Stop, I absolutely loved Babylon I can't believe all the shit it's getting, I was genuinely blown away when my friend brought me to see it 😂😂

[@kyovibe]

ikr its so good

[@theawemazingcrew9702]

BRO THE DEAD DONT DIE IS SO GOOD IM UNBELIEVEABLY GLAD TO HEAR YOU PRAISING IT

[@cacapupu1234]

Logan lucky is such a slept on movie I absolutely love it and will come back to wtCh it every now and then. I saw someone describe it as a Southern Fried Heist which is the most accurate way to describe that movie

[@cegalo12]

Karsten! I can't believe you rated Amsterdam 6 out of 5 stars, and you called it your new favorite movie and the greatest movie of all time!

[@giovannifoulmouth7205]

SPOILERS MAN! Some of us read comments before the video is over. Anyway congrats to Karsten on his new favourite movie, excellent pick 👌

[@paulhudson6846]

I went to see Logan Lucky because some other movie got cancelled at the time, & adored it. It flew under everyone's radar for no reason.

[@doodleground]

You're not crazy...Babylon is deserving of so much praise! I would love to hear more of your thoughts on the film...seems like you had more to say, but for now, loved what you said! After watching it twice this week, I still can't get the film out of my head and I'm a wee bit shocked at its polarised reviews. Maybe it's too raunchy or the ridiculous scenes with bodily fluids put people off quickly, or the ending was too out there? To me, the ' messiness' that's being said as a criticism of the film, feels refreshing and brave. You can really tell that Chazelle spent 15 years (or so) passionately researching for the film, and having experimental fun with the pacing, cinematography, the emotional swell of the ending etc...because he just had so much to say. All the jam packed montage sequences accompanied by the howling brassy Hurwitz score that's an alternate universe La La Land soundtrack, is just such a thrilling ride! It sure is messy but Hollywood is messy, and like you said, Babylon so bluntly captures the Siren that is Hollywood.

[@artemijsstefanovs3465]

YES! Completely agree on your thoughts!

[@olliemartinelli4034]

Fully agree. I think it’s one that will age well - the experience of watching it in the cinema was genuinely wonderful (even though yes a bit too long).

[@doodleground]

@@olliemartinelli4034 Yeah you're right, at the moment I'm seeing reviews missing the entire point of the film, but in the long run it'll definitely be remembered and appreciated!

[@sopikojaparidze2035]

Babylon just sticks with you, I think it's a masterpiece .

[@davismorgan99]

I appreciate your take on Skinamarink. I am the type of person who was terrified of it just for the suspense it managed to create with relatively little. I get why people don’t like it but it was legitimately the most scared I have ever been while seeing a movie and is the only time in my life where I’ve wanted a movie to end because I was so freaked out. That being said, I don’t think I will ever watch it again and I think the discourse and speculation about the plot is what makes it stand out to me rather than the actual film itself.

[@LeonardoDiCapri-Sun]

Horror movies generally don’t scare me but I still enjoy them. This one though had me actually covering up my eyes at points and I kind of wanted it to hurry up and end.

[@jb8981]

Logan Lucky is easily one of my top movies of all time. It definitely has my favourite movie ending. So incredibly satisfying.

[@anwarski]

🌸 What I watched this month: *Malcolm X* (Spike Lee, 1992) - 9/10 *Being John Malkovich* (Spike Jonze, 1999) - 8/10 *Triangle of Sadness* (Ruben Östlund, 2022) - 8/10 *The Banshees of Inisherin* (Martin McDonagh, 2022) - 8/10 *The Others* (Alejandro Amenábar, 2001) - 7.5/10 *Good Luck to You, Leo Grande* (Sophie Hyde, 2022) - 7.5/10 *Documenteur* (Agnès Varda, 1981) - 7/10 *Jumanji* (Joe Johnston, 1995) - 7/10 *Avatar* (James Cameron, 2009) - 7/10 *Paddington 2* (Paul King, 2017) - 7/10 *Mind My Mind* (Floor Adams, 2019) - 7/10 *Full Time* (Eric Gravel, 2021) - 7/10 *Presque* (Bernard Campan & Alexandre Jollien, 2021) - 7/10 *Three Thousand Years of Longing* (George Miller, 2022) - 7/10 *Crazy Rich Asians* (Jon M. Chu, 2018) - 5/10 *You’ve Got Mail* (Nora Ephron, 1998) - 3/10

[@izzepowell6129]

7/10 PADDINGTON 2 !! NO WAY

[@masteryogurt3788]

Paddington 2 is getting disrespected

[@jeremyusreevu237]

Crazy Rich Asians is so much worse than a 5/10.

[@jackdriscoll8387]

7/10 paddington 2 we must riot

[@longerhandleisntavailable]

@electable must’ve wanted him to get more mail

[@jack3502]

I personally really enjoyed Amsterdam. Little recently, or at all, have I experienced an emotional connection within a fictional experience. but I guess this is what makes movies great!

[@rylymbona]

I watched Mean Streats, Taxi Driver, Shutter Island. I then watched Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill Vol.1&2. Which I loved as I'm making my way through Scorcese and Tarantino's movies. Then I watched Diary of Teenage Girl 10/10 and Nightcrawler. Oh I also watched Superbad for the first time ever

[@nalimlattarai2873]

Superbad hilarious

[@jodiemills788]

I went all of the way from Liverpool, uk to Sundance and despite the long travel time it was well worth it! I had an all access pass

[@JAKESPEARE95]

The “hey buddy” at the beginning had me feeling some type of way. I think I just made a friend. 😊

[@태이씨]

My January usually consists of catching up on all movies I missed the previous year in oscar nominations. I hate watching them because they are all too long and i hate not watching them because i love to bet with friends which movie's gonna get it. My personal favorite is Banshees of Inisherin

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

My January watches: She said- 3.5/5 The menu- 4/5 The pale blue eye- 3/5 Rickshaw girl- 3/5 Corsage- 3.5/5 Holy Spider- 4/5 Girl Picture- 4/5 I also watched 25 short films by auteur directors (Denis Villeneuve, Robert Eggers, Bong Joon-ho, Martin McDonagh to name a few), Copenhagen Cowboy (a 6 episode Danish miniseries on Netflix by Nicolas Winding Refn), 3 episodes of The last of us, 2 episodes of Shrinking and 1 episode of How I met your father s2. The last of us episode 3 is hands down the best thing I watched all month, absolutely incredible.

[@285-h2u]

What was Copenhagen cowboy like? Big refn fan but haven't watched much of his newer work

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

@@285-h2u Visually, it's stunning like most of NWR's work, a great exercise in style. The premise is interesting but takes time to build up. You gotta be really patient.

[@antonrnik]

Just because we have "seen something before" doesn't mean newer generations will have. All Quiet on the Western Front might not be all too original, but it's hard to criticize the movie for it.

[@dylqn55]

I started the year with Puss in Boots 2, and what a way to start. Easily one of my favorite Dreamworks movies. Excellent story, excellent animation, everything about it completely lived up to the hype (for me at least). Next, I rewatched Glass Onion. I didn't think it would hold up on rewatch quite as well, but I actually think I liked it better the second time? I really took issue with the pacing the first time through, but knowing what was going on made the pacing feel less odd. Last (for movies at least), I watched The Banshees of Inisherin. I really enjoyed this movie. I kinda took issue with some things that happen towards the end, but the more this film has sat with me, the more I appreciate the movie regardless of those issues. For tv, I watched the first 2 episodes of Poker Face, and the first 3 episodes of The Last of Us. I've really liked Poker Face so far. I like it's take on the murder mystery genre, in that the question is not who did it. Hopefully I can find the time to catch up on it before it ends. Spoilers for episode 3 of The Last of Us ahead I've really enjoyed The Last of Us so far. I've never played the game (nor do I plan to, not my kind of game), but I can still tell how well it adapts the game. The first 2 episodes are both excellent. Episode 3 is easily a 10/10... as a side story. As an episode of the main series, it's not great. It spends far too much time away from the main characters, especially considering that the characters this episode focuses on both die at the end. This episode could've been handled much better as an episode of The Last of Us. That doesn't really matter though. This episode was one of the best gay romances I've ever seen, some perfect representation from the last place I would've expected to get it

[@disconsolate3235]

The thing with tlou episode 3 is that it's very much an important story thematically. The last of us is a story about love and the different ways and lengths people go for someone they care about. Episode 3 functions as a display of the pure _good_ that love can bring you and bring the people around you. The happy ending here effectively juxtaposes all the bad and Bill, as a foil for Joel, shows him the importance and the joy you can get out of finding someone to protect, and doing so successfully. something that joel is yet to do

[@yamotha16]

i’d love to know what people think about the ending sequence of movies shown in babylon.

[@maxresdefault_]

Just seen it, I loved it!

[@ididgt4259]

It was good until they showed avatar

[@FlyingFocs]

It was neat, but it also came at a point where I was starting to feel the length. Also, if you'd have told me that the T-1000, Velociraptors, and the Na'vi were going to appear in the same movie about 1920's Hollywood... I would've imagined something way more wild than how it actually played out, but still cool.

[@alexjohnson6192]

I'm not sure whether or not I like it but I certainly respect the audacity of it

[@User-be8sw]

@@ididgt4259 The montage is about the evolution of cinema. Avatar is part of that evolution.

[@alexjmelvo]

I live for these

[@virus-eiiz]

that " hey buddy " in the beginning gave me life

[@LynnEksonyeondan]

Yo feel better dude!!! Thank you again for coming to our screening 🙏🏼❤️

[@bummeryyy6306]

I watched Amsterdam when it came out and absolutely hated it and I’ve been waiting to see what you had to say about! Glad we agreed hahah

[@thelostfoundtheatre9560]

What i watched in January: Bullet Train (rewatch) - 4/5 Umma - 2.5/5 I Blame Society - 4/5 The Menu - 4/5 Get Out - 4.5/5 M3GAN - 4/5 Burn After Reading - 4/5 Annihilation (rewatch) - 4.5/5 Birdman: or The Unexpected Virture of Ignorance - 5/5 Adaptation - 4/5 Not Okay - 3/5 Serial Mom - 4.5/5 Missing - 4/5 Hereditary - 5/5 Juno - 4.5/5 The One I Love - 4/5 Flux Gourmet - 4.5/5 Elvis - 3/5 Suspiria - 4/5 Crimson Peak - 3.5/5 The Platform - 4/5 also started watching the last of us, pretty good so far, excited to see where it goes

[@comrademax57]

I rewatched Sexy Beast, Fallen Angels and The Train(1964) aaaand fell in love with cinema again for the 1000th time

[@RegularRobin]

While we're at it, here's everything I watched in january - Alice in Borderland S2 | 6.5/10 - Avatar: The Way of Water | 9/10 - #Alive | 7/10 - Palm Springs | 8/10 - Happy Death Day 2U | 6/10 - The Menu | 9/10 - Atlanta S1 | 8/10

[@thereportoftheweek787]

The menu 9/10????

[@TheIncredibleMovieGeek]

To karsten the most similar movie to Paddington 2 is Magic Mike 2. Of Course

[@thejimjam819]

I'm so glad Logan Lucky got a shout out, it's one my favourite movies, couldn't believe you hadn't seen it

[@BortPlayz]

Love this video! Heres what i watched this month White Noise 3/5 Jojo Rabbit 4.5/5 Devotion 3.5/5 M3GAN 3.5/5 The Menu 4/5 Juno 4.5/5 Remember The Titans 3/5 The Witch 5/5 Stand By Me 5/5 Everything Everywhere All At Once 4/5 Buffy the Vampire Slayer 3/5 Childs Play 2 4.5/5 Driving Miss Daisy 1/5 Puss and Boots: The Last Wish 5/5 (Rewatch) You people 2.5/5

[@gokul7542]

Puss in Boots is an 8/9

[@magnificentmarbles]

I’ll have to try out Babylon. I had absolutely no interest in seeing it because the marketing for it was god awful and made it look like a nonsense film about nothing but Hollywood being obsessed with itself and partying. Also am I the only one who got it confused with Amsterdam because both starred big name actors, particularly Margot Robbie, in a time period movie? Really thought it was the same thing

[@drinks_menu]

i just think remaking all quiet on the western front is a weird choice because the original is like so pivotal to violence in movies....what can the new one really bring?

[@nl3064]

For January, I Saw: Mad God (2021) - 6/10 Smile (2022) - 1/10 The Menu (2022) - 6/10 Thoroughbreds (2017) - 4.5/10 The first handful of episodes of Poker Face (2023) - 7/10 Also Rewatched: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011) - 7/10 Breathless (1961) - 6/10 Brick (2005) - 5.5/10 Also I'm glad you talked about Tokyo Drifter. It's a pretty cool movie. Suzuki's Branded to Kill I vaguely remember being just OK. There was actually another very similar Yakuza movie that came out the same year as Branded, also starring Joe Shishido called A Colt is My Passport. Both movies even had some extremely similar parts, but I thought Colt was the way better of the two and handled its similar scenes better.

[@anthonymartensen3164]

I think people's thoughts about David O. Russell definitely affects their opinion about Amsterdam

[@CriticalFangirl]

I mean, All Quiet on the Western Front is more important than you might think. Because the original book was a German author critiquing his own country's military. Which was very dangerous back then. And this new film is the first time Germany is adapting their own story

[@davidschwartz5614]

The only KZbin video where when the narrator says "Im sick you can probably hear it in my voice" and it's actually teue

[@vamtire]

I watched Babylon twice in the cinema, absolutely mesmerised

[@korin13]

I LOVE YOU KARSTEN

[@supermoviefan829]

What I watched in January: American Psycho (3.5/5) Avatar (3/5) - rewatch Avatar: The Way of Water (3.5/5) Better Call Saul (Season 1-2) Bullet Train (3.5/5) Casablanca (3.5/5) Django Unchained (3.5/5) M3GAN (3/5) My Hero Academia (Season 6: Part 1) National Treasure (3/5) One Piece (Wano arc continues) Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (4/5) - rewatch Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (3.5/5) - rewatch Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (3.5/5) - rewatch Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (4/5) Rope (4/5) RRR (4.5/5) Spirited Away (5/5) - rewatch Swiss Army Man (2/5) The Kid (3.5/5) The Last of Us (episodes 1-3) The Menu (3.5/5) The Mist (2/5)

[@davidpicturesGD]

Great list

[@supermoviefan829]

@@davidpicturesGD thanks!

[@iloveutubewhileeating]

I will never get tired of this

[@fadinqwolf2796]

What I Watched: Moonlight - 5/5 The Apartment - 5/5 Come and See - 5/5 Singin' in the Rain - 5/5 M3GAN - 3.5/5 The Searchers - 4/5 This Place Rules - 3.5/5 After Hours - 4.5/5 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 4.5/5 Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre - 3/5 Aftersun - Rewatch - 5/5 Fish Tank - 4/5 Decision to Leave - Rewatch - 4.5/5 Nest - Short - N/A Tokyo Drifter - 4/5 Skinamarink - 3.5/5 Shoot 'Em Up - 3.5/5 Los Angeles Plays Itself - 4.5/5 5 Centimeters per Second - 3.5/5 Babylon - 3.5/5 Son of the White Mare - 4.5/5 A Short Story - Short - N/A The Fabelmans - 4.5/5 Before Sunrise - 5/5 Before Sunset - 5/5 Before Midnight - 4.5/5 Plane - 3/5 The Flying Sailor - Short - 3/5 The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse - Short - 4/5 Ice Merchants - Short - 4/5 EO - 4/5

[@w_rh1414__]

karsten?! more like.... yarssten queen

[@w_rh1414__]

lydia TÁRsten

[@aarongutierrez7705]

Love these videos please keep ‘em coming

[@tmtmtg]

Wake up babe new Karsten what I watched this month

[@prestondalling5221]

what i watched in January: 1. It's a wonderful life 5/5 2. Tolkien 5/5 3. Becoming Jane 3/5 4. Ford vs Ferrari 3/5 5. Jojo Rabbit 2.5/5 6. The Ring 3.5/5 7. UHF 4.5/5 8. Envy 4/5 9. Scarface 5/5 10. Taxi Driver 4/5 11. Little Women OG 4/5 12. The King Of Comedy 4/5 13. Se7en 5/5 14. The Shining 5/5

[@___________________.]

Logan Lucky is very underrated

[@baktaful]

Hey Karsten, I love watching your "what I watched"-videos, I found so many movies for my watchlist, it's great. But there is some feedback: For me, the showing of the names is too short and often I need to go 30 seconds back in the video, because you got me hyped about the movie, but already forgot the name. There are some things you could do: 1. add chapters in your videos 2. show a little text with the name of the movie in some corner during the discussion. I would really appreciate that. Thanks for your videos!

[@the_void805]

I agree with the showing of the names part, i usually have to figure out what movie it is through visuals or just go back to where he shows the name.

[@milasyakila8247]

omg i just wondered “wheres karsten watched in january vids” and here u are

[@Indeeee]

I've only watched a handful of stuffs this month: The Fabelmans (9/10) RRR (8.5-9/10) Your Name (9/10) Sword of the Stranger (9.5/10) Also I've been watching The Last of Us & Vinland Saga S2 weekly. That's it.

[@wolvepotter5858]

Here’s what I watched in January Babylon - 10/10 Anyways, That was what I watched in January

[@reaganperkins3834]

YES rye lane! Loved it!! Whole theater was goofin

[@kennyclocks5047]

"The wholesome sequels that make you want to be a better person" While scene of Channing Tatum dry humping the floor plays

[@theotheoggg]

what i watched in january, ranked (i watched some GREAT movies this month!) 16. happy death day 2/5 15. promising young woman 2.5/5 14. fear street 1994 3/5 13. bottle rocket 3.5/5 12. sing street 4/5 11. jennifer's body 4/5 10. on the count of three 4/5 9. the breakfast club 4/5 8. the menu 4.5/5 7. nope 4.5/5 6. the lobster 4.5/5 5. stand by me 4.5/5 4. spencer 4.5/5 3. the worst person in the world 5/5 2. eternal sunshine of the spotless mind 5/5 1. la la land 5/5

[@purpleplanetary]

3:01 Just noticed that The French Dispatch borrowed that shot woah

[@elliotjohnsnn]

The Doom Generation is my fave Araki film! Would love to see a whole video about that film or his discography from you :) it’s great to see him getting some recognition

[@tannerreilly5673]

you aint slick karsten, i caught that "buddy" at the beginning 😏

[@davidci]

I wasn't aware that it was mostly kids who went to watch Skinamarink in theaters, although it makes sense given it went viral on Tiktok. Still really weird though given that it's supposed to be a horror movie, and yet Tiktok kids went to see it.

[@Color_Splsh]

How has this guy still NOT SEEN PUSS IN BOOTS 2?????? anyways, what i watched this month: The South park movie: 4.5/5 the first south park related thing I've ever watched, had me almost wake up my family from laughter. I haven't seen anything else this month because I've been too busy watching south park. goes to show just how good the south park movie was that it made me fail my new years resolution already (watch more cinema.)

[@the_void805]

I saw the south park movie (bigger, longer, uncut) in cinema and it was so funny omg

[@galador8089]

I think critizising All Quiet for not doing anything new is really unfair, since it's based on the book that essentially started the anti-war war story genre. So obviously it won't do anything brand new since it's the OG war story

[@k2ei54]

I agree with your opinion of babylon, but not about Amsterdam. It was a good story, great actors. It wasn’t bad

[@bohdidalton3391]

I legitimately thought he said “there’s a hulk in me.” I watched it three times and couldn’t hear anything different

[@Nathanatos22]

I also watched Amsterdam on a plane, and I feel you. I did not expect it to be that bad-and it’s a shame, because there’s an interesting idea (namely Smedley Butler’s real-life story) squandered on a meandering, unfocused plot that, as you suggest, fails on multiple levels.

[@ad-sd-vids5332]

I watched- The menu Licorice pizza Chicago 1927 Chico and rita Aftersun Let freedom ring Mission impossible 2 I am a fugitive from a chain gang Grave of the fireflies True grit 2010 Suspicion The narrow margin

[@luvega8236]

I went to Sundance and Bad Behavior was one of my favorites, I think it is worth it just by Jennifer Connelly’s acting. I loved the humor and it always keeps you entertained . I would rate it higher just because it feels fun.

[@erikdaniels0n]

What I watched in January Babylon x2- 5/5, easily one of my favorire movies of 2022 M3GAN- 4/5 Puss In Boots: The Last Wish: this has absolutely no right to be as good as it is, also one of my favorites of 2022. Blade- 3.5/5 Last Night in Soho- 5/5, rewatched with my best friend I also watched 75% of Guillermo del Toro’s filmography as part of a “director’s project” I’m doing with my friend where we watch through the filmographies of our favorite directors. We’re finishing del Toro in February. What I watched this month was Chronos- 4/5 Mimic- 2/5 The Devil’s Backbone- 5/5 Blade 2- 3.5/5 Hellboy- 4/5 Hellboy II: The Golden Army- 4/5 Pan’s Labrynth- 5/5 Pacific Rim- 4.5/5 and finally, for virtual Sundance, I watched Fair Play- 5/5 Sometimes I Think About Dying- 3/5 Theater Camp- 4.5/5 Shortcomings- 4/5 Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Kinda Feel Left Out- 4/5

[@bradmsquared]

BABYLON SUPREMACY

[@nanalele117]

I don't know if you have talked about the show "The bear" and “Little Birds" also the movie "The Bold, the Corrupt, and the Beautiful" yet, but I def recommend checking out these three!

[@jarunia17]

Yo. I've watched: Before Sunrise (first time, 8/10) The Thing (rewatch, 10/10) Harry Potter's 1 through 6 (rewatch on all of them, 3 is my favorite if anyone cares and I would give it a 10/10, 4th one kind of sucks 5/10) Rashomon (first time, 8/10)

[@conorhamersleyspage8173]

I watched The King's Man (2021) Wonder Woman (2017) Shazam! (2019) Kingsman The Golden Circle (2017) Baby Driver (2017) Big Fat Liar (2002) The Spongbob movie (2004) Interstellar (2014) Bee Movie (2007) Burnt (2015) Avatar the way of water (2022) And A trip to the Moon (1902)

[@matthewharrison1494]

LOGAN LUCKY YES!!! So freakin good

[@TeiFuyaSeeU]

FINALLY! Some love from Logan Lucky. This film allows me to feel nostalgic towards my redneck background without looking down on it. I found it utterly charming

[@byrden9897]

In january i saw - Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping - Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (i fking loved it and im really curious to hear Karsten's thoughts on it!)

[@Lscala]

What I watched this month: - The Lobster (R) 5/5 - The Emoji Movie 1/5 (I only watch it because my sister wanted to see it) - Parasite (R) 5/5 - Puss in boots: The Last wish 4/5 - Memento (R) 4.5/5 - Mad max: Fury road (R) 4/5 - Manchester by the sea (R) 3/5 - Burn after Reading (R) 4/5 - Shrek (R) 3/5 - After Earth 0.5/5 - 1917 (R) 4/5 - Aftersun 4.5/5 - The Pale blue eye 2/5 - My life in Pink 2/5 - M3gan 2/5 - The Innocents 3.5/5 - The Silent twins 2/5 - Cinema Paradiso 4/5 - Sick 2/5 - Plane 3/5

[@filmishit]

What I Watched This Month January 2023 La La Land* But I'm A Cheerleader Glass Onion Pulp Fiction* Vivre Sa Vie Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Kuttey Avatar: The Way of Water Pathaan Monty Python and the Holy Grail All Quiet On The Western Front Yours Sincerely, Kanan Gill Bo Burnham: Make Happy John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous At Radio City* Better Call Saul S2-3 Police Squad S1 BoJack Horseman S3 * indicates rewatched

[@rachelb.684]

knives out: 4/5 the tale of the princess kaguya: 5/5 chicken run: 3.5/5 kung fu panda: 4/5 shrek: 4/5 puss in boots the last wish: 4.5/5 the ox-bow incident: 4/5 shrek 2: 4/5 the muppet movie: 4/5 12 angry men: 5/5 eternal sunshine of the spotless mind: 5/5 batman: 4/5 batman mask of the phantasm: 4/5 castle in the sky: 4/5 pan's labyrinth: 5/5

[@Stuie299]

I had the exact opposite experience with Amsterdam. I was expecting some horrible movie, but I just kind of went with it, and was pleasently surprised.

[@pietropietro5466]

Just finished it and I am in the sasame position as you. It's not a masterpiece obviously but it was way better than what I heard. Honestly, I'm starting to think the people have issues with the director (who I don't know very well, never saw anything he did I think) and so they say the movie sucks.