what i watched in november

[@atinofspam3433]

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[@lizc6393]

Quintessential non sequitur for the win. 👍

[@dylanspencer4852]

The highest honour a video can receive

[@onlinepoool]

oh my god

[@ryan11hawk]

Holy fucking shit

[@metallicfingers]

no fucking way

[@monicaenglish2566]

I hope your "What I Watched in December" list is full of cheesy and fun Christmas movies. Would be fun to hear your take on those!

[@goodjobeli]

it should be 30 days of the muppets christmas carol

[@TomEyeTheSFMguy]

What I would watch in December would probably be the Hudsucker proxy, even though I consider it a new year movie, due to the fact that it takes place in the new year's eve.

[@insertaliashere5264]

“my friend got me this dvd as a joke”

[@thecoastergnome8603]

@@goodjobeli that’s the best Christmas movie with out question!

[@griffinmaxwell789]

Hope he does Violent Night, the Christmas Story Sequel, and Puss in Boots

[@penndavis471]

The Menu was the biggest surprise of the year for me the trailer gave me no excitement but man what a great time

[@tatehildyard5332]

I’m honestly kind of surprised he wrote it off as pulpy fun. Yeah, it was funny but I thought it had a lot of interesting things to say about the relationship between creation and fulfillment.

[@hughleonards5134]

Yeah, the world cup has some amazing close ups and some awesome slow-motions. Its animation and VFX’s can be better and the performance are fine. I love how it is keeping me on the edge of my seat and has me watch every week while knowing the outcome. If you have never watch you should watch cause you will have a blast! 4/5 (5/5 if Netherlands wins)

[@blitzblix9455]

4/5 then :( sorry but gakpo and vand dijk are netherlands

[@austinfull8941]

the underdog plot of Saudi Arabia beating Argentina seems a little to far fetched and unrealistic to me but glad it's not the high point of it and just a part of Argentina's struggles they have to overcome. Can't wait to see the end.

[@pheniellanz5271]

@@blitzblix9455 gakpo is goated

[@hughleonards5134]

@@blitzblix9455 I understand you but, it I think its Noppert, Aké and Gakpo that are the Netherlands but, movies are subjective.

[@hughleonards5134]

@@austinfull8941 Couldn't agree more!

[@logantotman]

I love how The Menu is poking fun at people who ruin the art of food. The food critic woman is the best example of this. Then the movie is reviewed by Karsten who analyzes other films in much the same way. No hate to Karsten, I just think it's funny that all art forms are over-critized. Especially by people who don't actually know how to make the art (much like Tyler in the movie)

[@marcsoren7]

Justin Long with his tape measure in Barbarian might be my favourite moment in a movie this year.

[@DerMoerpler]

The smash cut from him discovering the camera room to him searching if underground rooms count towards square footage was one of the biggest laughs a movie got from me last year. That and the one moment at the end of Bodies Bodies Bodies (if you've seen it you know what I mean). Those got me good.

[@lilfranny5611]

This series plays into my happiness of life and excitement for the future

[@lassmallieber7569]

Same I did a little "Woo!" out loud when I saw the thumbnail

[@lilfranny5611]

@@lassmallieber7569 fr

[@DarklordofDOOM57]

why do I feel like Karsten sees a movie that tackles “being a boy in middle school with such honesty” almost every month

[@drethi818]

Proud of the amount of irish movies in your roster this month. Glad to see we dont only make Belfast's for you to review!

[@roisinb.2587]

Love this comment

[@darkgate33]

Dia duit

[@drethi818]

@@darkgate33 dia is muire dhuit

[@sophiaisabelle01]

Karsten's content has evolved over time. Seems like he improved even further as time passes.

[@idontthink]

Well, you would hope so...

[@CaptainphoenixofficialYT]

The fact that you gave Happy Feet a positive review immediately earns you my respect.

[@CastroJr92]

Recently saw Glass Onion and I loved it. Would be cool if you did a review!

[@jaredvlogs8891]

cinema, art and music. don't we appreciate them even more living through these bleak times?

[@originaozz]

Ohhh please complete The Hunger Games Saga! The 3rd/4th one was alright, but d*mn was Catching Fire a good adaptation.

[@travelsizedhispasian]

i second this, loved The Hunger Games when i was a kid lol, still do

[@spongybear1926]

thank you karsten for sharing with us what movies you watched in november

[@nutellaJar]

Happy Feet is amazing!!! It had Elijah Wood, Brittany Murphy, Robin Williams, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, and THE Steve Irwin. That movie was so unique and fun.

[@mockturtlesuppe]

Not to be glib, but my god-is there a Happy Feet curse? EDIT: Just looked it up, and did you mean Elijah Wood, not Ezra Miller?

[@nutellaJar]

@@mockturtlesuppe yes I did! sorry about that, I had just finished typing a comment about “We Need to Talk About Kevin” loll

[@DerMoerpler]

Holy shit, that is a stacked cast. I probably should put that one finally on my watchlist.

[@bencarlson4300]

I saw Smile and Banshees of Inisherin back-to-back, and it was great! I expected Smile to be terrible but it was actually pretty good. Somehow, Banshees was way more viscerally disturbing to me, though, with one of the greatest screenplays ever written.

[@Cinemahguy]

Loved Glass Onion. I'm already ready for a 3rd installment.

[@notsoepicgaymer5544]

thank you for giving me a list of movies to base my personality on for December!

[@thatoneperson897]

It feels like the october one came out yesterday

[@cactusman5774]

Recently watched wings of desire and absolutely loved it really recommend

[@abbieananas]

wings of desire is a wonderful film, bruno ganz is amazing in it

[@samwallaceart288]

The original with Bruno Ganz (and Columbo) is a must-see. Simple high-concept premise done well to just vibe with. Also, Ganz in "The Downfall" is the definitive Hitler performance. Downfall is dark as hell but it's the best movie I've ever seen.

[@TomEyeTheSFMguy]

What I can remember watching in November: Sherlock Holmes (Guy Ritchie version) Django Unchained Intolerable Cruelty Wet Painters (yes, the SpongeBob episode) Miller's Crossing The World's End

[@isaiahvoss]

What I watched: Blade Runner: Theatrical Cut 5/5 Blade Runner 2049 5/5 Dead Poets Society 4.5/5 Good Burger 4/5 The Thing (1982) 4.5/5 Police Academy 4/5 Vertigo 4/5 Masculin Féminin 3.5/5 Minority Report 4/5 Hugo 4/5 Top Gun: Maverick 5/5 (rewatch) A Bronx Tale 4.5/5 I look forward to these videos every month! Thanks Karsten! Congrats on 600K Subs.

[@atinofspam3433]

could i ask which cut of the original bladerunner you watched? There are a bunch, but the best one is the final cut. Amazon only had the theatrical cut, which didn’t have the ambiguous ending, plus some awkward last minute narration shoe-horned in.

[@isaiahvoss]

@@atinofspam3433 I watched the Theatrical Cut. That's what was available on Amazon.

[@nutellaJar]

Did you enjoy Masculin Féminin? I always see photos of it on “aesthetic film” Pinterest boards. I’m curious about the actual plot and if it’s any good.

[@isaiahvoss]

@@nutellaJar I've heard from Jean Luc Goddard that there's no script to the film so it felt like a mess at different places but the relationship with Paul and Madeleine was beautiful.

[@nutellaJar]

@@isaiahvoss oo neat, I’ll probably check that one out then, thanks!

[@Lancaster22]

I had Barbarian hyped up to me as well and I thought it didn’t deserve half the praise it was given. I’m willing to bet on rewatch you will see the seams a little more and it will break down somewhat

[@justaduck1652]

I highly recommend you watch andor in December, I get you’re not very much of a Star Wars fan and did not like rogue one that much, but the show is one of the greatest pieces of television of the year and I think it’s slow pacing would be your kind of thing

[@isaiahvoss]

I highly agree. I liked how Andor was Star Wars content we don't deserve but we needed just like The Mandalorian.

[@storydevice]

I love how you casually dropped in that you watched something as huge as Hunger Games for the first time. You gotta see Catching Fire next!

[@VinelSeason]

Congratulations on 600k subs. Very excited for that 1 mil mark! Love you Karsten!

[@josiah_the_cinephile]

I have lived watching your videos all my life Karsten! Keep up the phenomenal work buddy!

[@thecoastergnome8603]

I watched order of the Phoenix, half blood prince and muppets Christmas carol and I regret nothing

[@REAL.T0AD]

Okay but muppets Christmas carol is a masterpiece

[@thecoastergnome8603]

@@REAL.T0AD indeed! could not agree more!

[@samuelmarron5875]

I am so happy you love Happy Feet! I also think it is unfairly criticised and underappreciated. On a daily basis, I yell out "I'm going to be telling your story Happy Feet, long after you are dead and gone!"

[@3dsfan2002]

I thought Schaffrillas was only person that hates this movie

[@dylqn55]

Started with a rewatch of Black Panther. For whatever reason, I didn't really care for it as far as marvel movies go when it came out. Not sure what 2018 me was thinking, it's really good Next I watched Wakanda Forever. I have a huge marvel bias of course i loved it. Next I watched Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. Really enjoyed it, funniest movie I've seen this year. I finished the month with a rewatch of Knives Out. Still remains as my favorite non-comic book movie, I love everything about it. Really wanted to see Glass Onion in theaters but my usual theater wasn't showing it so I kinda just didn't wind up going. Looking forward to watching it next month

[@nihao2486]

SO ecited for your decision to leave video. truly one of my favs of the year

[@southern_cinephile3412]

I’ve watched quite a few things this month also Friday the 13th(original) Smile First reformed Death wish(original) Glass onion Friday the 13th part 2 The father and Saint Maud I’m currently in the middle of watching The dark and the wicked Your channel is awesome btw

[@mikedym96]

watch bones and all please

[@southern_cinephile3412]

@@mikedym96 dude, I want to watch Bones and all but I don’t exactly have a way to until the movie is available for everyone to watch at home

[@nicososa]

man i LOVE your videos, they open so many doors for not that known movies but PLEASE leave a bit longer the poster and rating of the movie 'cause i'm constantly going back bc i didn't catch it lollll

[@nicososa]

or maybe putting the dividers or "chapters" on the video would help a lot cause you coudl skip directly to the movies that interest u😄

[@erinbutler6658]

this month I saw please baby please … that movie… cannot be described in words

[@lanastan322]

the menu is definitely more deep than you think way better than this "just fun" description lol

[@matheusduarte2281]

its as deep as a pond

[@juliadeveau6566]

personally the word mubi is delightful to me and it makes me happy whenever he says it

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

What I've watched in November (all first time watches, catching up on 2022 stuff): Don't worry darling- 2.5/5 The Good Nurse- 3.5/5 Black Panther Wakanda Forever- 4/5 Tár- 5/5 All quiet on the western front- 4.5/5 Triangle of sadness- 3.5/5 Argentina 1985- 4/5 Guardians of the galaxy Holiday special- 4/5. Athena- 4/5 I also watched The Crown s5 (3/5, good but not as great as s4) and am watching World Cup games of my favorite team (Argentina since my country didn't qualify).

[@aaronleatherman883]

You should try the rest of the Hunger Games films! I'd say the first is still the best, but the others have some moments that make it worthwhile. The third one has one of the most chilling and powerful scenes I've seen in a long time

[@purpleplanetary]

Saw 9 to 5 recently and was not expecting to hear it 😂 so good!

[@jackdimmock]

If you liked hunger games, definitely check out catching fire. Mocking jay probably isn't worth it unless you really wanna give it a warch

[@jarunia17]

I watched: American Psycho (rewatch) Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (rewatch)

[@nutellaJar]

I’d love to see you review Wednesday! I didn’t have high expectations for it but it was a pretty fun watch :)

[@botbot3698]

When I was walking out of the theater after watching Decision to Leave, I was just thinking to myself "Damn Park Chan Wook is just showing off at this point". It feels like he speedran the skill of directing and now he's just a level 100 director toying with us. Even if for whatever reason you don't like the story, there is still so much to learn from a mise en scene & directing stand point. I can't stop gushing about that man, he's truly a master at his craft.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

I’m gonna be honest i tried watching Decision To Leave and got quite a bit into the film, i think an hour and a half at least after all the weird flashbacks about him catching this murderer that was so strangely/confusingly edited and after the girl explains all the stuff with her dead mom. Idk the movie’s tone was so jarring for me, I really want to like it but I tried watching it again and that tone hit me like a brick wall, its like whiplash, and the movie felt like it was dragging on with a lot of subplots like that one colleague who keeps getting annoyed with him. I’ve seen just a few Korean films but this was the most confusing, not cuz of the plot but the editing in combination with the sound-mixing overlapping here and there, made it so much more confusing than necessary. I guess I’m asking is it the mid-point thats slow and I just gotta get through it or is it just not my film. Sometimes the editing seems so all over like when we see the dude sleeping with his wife and then seeing stuff on his tv for example. I don’t really get why he’s making it so overly complicated.

[@1claydoe]

happy 600k karsten!!

[@tf2_engineer_real]

I highly recommend Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. It's probably one of the funniest films I've ever seen, and nothing could have prepared me for the direction it took as it went on (IYKYK). It's such a great spoof of the biopic genre that it loops around and ends up becoming one of the best biopics in general.

[@panicxcx]

look forward to these every month! :)

[@gimmibox]

My month is not done until a Karsten's recap

[@kneestaycold]

Ooo let us know when/if to watch Catching Fire, that was my favorite book of the trilogy and I think they adapted it pretty well!

[@JordanNMusic]

Movies: Smile Bullet Train Black Adam Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Don't Worry Darling Summer Wars The Girl Who Leapt Through Time Black Panther (rewatch) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Stutz The Big Shave (Scorsese Short) A Christmas Story Christmas A Jazzman's Blues Till Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors Shows: Andor Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Atlanta: last 2 episodes Anime: Naruto Final Arc Neon Genesis: Evangelion

[@jeremyusreevu237]

Bullet Train is amazing.

[@JordanNMusic]

@@jeremyusreevu237 bro I didn’t realize how much fun I was gonna have w/it. Really enjoyed the watch.

[@spiker2178]

Karsten upload on a birthday is always good ❤

[@Venom5970.]

TAR: 4.5/5 Banshees of Inisherin: 4.5/5 Black Panther (rewatch): 4/5 Lady Bird (rewatch): 5/5 Aftersun: 4.5/5 Manchester by the Sea: 4/5 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever: 3.5/5 One Piece: Film Red: 3/5 The Menu: 4/5 The Fabelmans: 4/5 Triangle of Sadness: 4/5 Decision to Leave: 4.5/5 Glass Onion: 4/5 Iron Man (rewatch): 3.5/5 Nope (rewatch): 4.5/5 Marcel the Shell with Shoes On: 4.5/5

[@cooperwolfe5478]

That’s a great list. If you don’t mind me asking between The Fabelmans, Glass Onion, and The Menu which one was your favorite?

[@Venom5970.]

@@cooperwolfe5478 The Menu would probably be my favourite. My overall ranking would be: 1. Lady Bird 2. Banshees 3. Aftersun 4. Nope 5. Marcel the Shell 6. Decision to Leave 7. TAR 8. The Menu 9. Glass Onion 10. Manchester by the Sea 11. The Fabelmans 12. Triangle of Sadness 13. Black Panther 14. Iron Man 15. Wakanda Forever 16. One Piece: Film Red

[@athenajaxon2397]

I also didn't care for Halloween the first time I watched it but I rewatched it after the trailer for Halloween 2018 came out and I loved it. Barbarian is so far my favorite movie of the year

[@moeezS]

It's such a great time for films right now. Glass Onion, Decision To Leave, Bones and All, Banshees of Inisherin.

[@ATRAXXUSA]

Happy feet is my one of my favorite animated movies

[@Kendervader]

Loved the menu, barbarian, and glass Onion so much!!🔥

[@somethang2865]

THE BEST ANIMATED MOVIE OF THE YEAR????? Are you daft, boy??? This was the year that finally brought us Phil Tippets master piece "Mad God"

[@GareBare90]

Great as always! Keep it up mate!

[@MojoFB79]

I tried blindly selecting a year on Letterboxd, then scrolling to randomly stop for a movie to watch and got The Rutles. I assumed nobody else had seen it and I’m kind of freaked out at the coincidence

[@alenanela1743]

I witness your insane coincidence.

[@rickyrougs]

congrats on 600k karsten!

[@Kingethan1OO]

I think Hunger Games: Catching Fire is the best of the series and definitely worth a watch

[@joshregitz]

re hopefully upcoming Christmas movies: Have you watched 'Better Watch Out'? Its from 2016 and I think it flew under the radar, at least under mine. Had a blast! Like a dark take on Home Alone with some actually surprising twists. Can recommend.

[@angelbaby9374]

I live for these vids

[@CaptinNabil7]

What I watched in November: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once True Lies - re-watch Bon Voyage Charlie Brown (and don't come back!) - re-watch Top Gun Maverick - re-watch One Piece: Red The Goonies - For the first time since 2016 Beverly Hills Cop 2 - In celebration of its 35th Anniversary Crocodile Dundee The Land Before Time - re-watch A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving - re-watch as an annual tradition of Thanksgiving An American Tail: Fievel Goes West - re-watch Babe - re-watch Bebe's Kids Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius - re-watch - In tribute to Aaron Carter Streets of Fire Blue's Big City Adventure - with my 2-year-old niece, as her first movie Tom & Jerry: The Fast & the Furry - re-watch Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - Which was awful.

[@danielgallagher2612]

What I watched in November: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Scott Pilgrim V.S the World (again) The Dark Knight The Banshees of Inisherin Black Panther: Wakanda Forever The Blues Brothers (again) Dunkirk Okja

[@nutellaJar]

What did you think of Okja? I love it a lot and I never see many people talk about!! Also I just watched Lord of The Rings trilogy for the first time earlier this year and it’s amazing :)!

[@danielgallagher2612]

@@nutellaJar I thought Okja was solid 7/10, I liked some of the social commentary.

[@scorba3]

watch Nicholas Hoult being ridiculous in "The Great"! I really love that show.

[@erickmorales25]

Great list Karsten, I've also been seeing the World Cup but, damn, Mexico got destroyed by Argentina. Anyway, here's what I've been watching: - WWE Crown Jewel 2022: Roman Reigns Vs. Logan Paul [7/10] - The Lighthouse [10/10] - Leave No Trace [8/10] - The Magic Railroad Parody - Rewatch [6/10] - The Centrifuge Brain Project [7/10] - The Summit of the Gods - Rewatch [8/10] - White Snake [5/10] - How I Live Now - Rewatch [6.5/10] - I'm Still Here [10/10] - Napoleon Dynamite [6.5/10] - Donald in Mathmagic land - Rewatch [8/10] - Good Posture [7/10] - Camp X-Ray [8/10] - Strange World [7/10] - Girl Finds Out She's Adopted - Rewatch [1/10] - Decadencia [3/10] - Moonrise Kingdom - Rewatch [10/10] - Following [7.5/10] - Wildlife [8/10]

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

Hey if you like Halloween, check out Black Christmas, some call it the earlier slasher but its absolutely a fantastic horror movie. I think it takes the slasher structure and subverts it in really nice ways. Whereas Halloween definitely fulfills all the slasher tropes and in hindsight has suffered for it. (i personally find it hasn’t aged well since slashers became such a huge thing, and it definitely suffers from the backseat effect where you keep thinking why tf did this character do this)

[@eliliabdinassir3226]

I think you should do a video dedicated to the rom-com genre, that would be so much fun

[@willblock3501]

so happy you watched the rutles! in the wedding scene my dad was the little boy at the front

[@BLCKSMTHApparel]

Couple gritty British film recommendations I, Daniel Blake by Ken Loach. Even more fitting with the state of the UK now Boiling Point - shot in one take with the amazing Stephen Graham

[@nl3064]

For me, this month was: Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (2021) - 4.5/10 The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst (miniseries) (2015) - 6/10 The Great North (Season 1) (2021 - ) - 6/10 Don't Look Up (2021) - 4.5/10 Severance (Season 1) (2022 - ) - 7/10 I Also Re-Watched: Adventureland (2009) - 7.5/10 Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (2011) - 7.5/10 The Way, Way Back (2013) - 6.5/10 The Gold Rush (1925) - 4.5/10 Stranger Than Paradise (1984) - 6/10 Down By Law (1986) - 7/10 Apollo 11 (2019) - 8/10 L.A. Confidential (1997) 7.5/10 Vice (2018) - 8/10 Manhattan (1979) - 7/10

[@AceZachrocks123]

Barbarian on first watch i loved but i saw it 4 more times in theaters after that and it's my favorite film this year IT IS AMAZING.

[@juliamar2372]

you gotta watch catching fire now ! it's the best of the hunger games movies

[@timbir]

Absolutely loved The Menu. Hilarious

[@michaelwave2587]

Karsten, PLEASE check out SKINAMARINK!!! It’s easily my favorite horror film of 2022, and I’m sure you’ll love it. Very eerie!!

[@liamlargo7481]

Its so funny to me that between mad max and happy feet, George miller got the oscar for the penguin one.

[@yalibiran5941]

Funny, but not outrageous or anything. Happy feet is so good.

[@michelerusso9745]

It's weird you've still not talked about Wendell and wild, given your love for coraline

[@samuelraji8343]

I need to finish Decision to Leave. I watched it half asleep while attempting to watch all of South Korean cinema highlights and felt I wasn't paying enough attention so I decided to watch it on my TV. Also very excited to watch the Knives out sequel and Martin Mcdonaugh movie. Loved his other works its somehow more grimdark than actual grimdark or alteast that's how I felt.

[@briankayes817]

To say I'm excited for cocaine bear would be an understatement

[@abstractist]

Karsten you gotta watch Catching Fire. Best one of the Hunger Games

[@treytucker733]

I find it interesting when you say stuff about a movie being too long because for a movie like Wakanda Forever to me it felt like the perfect length, and I don't think too many movies are really too long because with more time you can tell more of a story if done well. With all the short-form content nowadays I think its really nice to be able to spend like 3 hours in the theater watching a good film. Would love for you to make a video talking about what could make a movie feel too long.

[@sadcowboiemoji]

He actually made a video 3 years ago about long movies! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gH2wiGqOoZinfas

[@RSG_TheMonster]

What I watched in November Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - 7.5/10 Slumberland - 6/10 Andor - 8/10 Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - 6/10 Star Wars: Attack of the Clones - 6/10 Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith - 7.5/10 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - 7/10 Spirited - 7/10 The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special - 7.5/10 Avatar - 7/10 Life of Pi - 7.5/10 The Peripheral - 7.5/10 Barbarian - 8/10

[@isaiahvoss]

I respect your review on the Star Wars prequels but Revenge Of The Sith is by far one of the best in the prequels. Avatar I totally get because it's not the best movie of all time but one of James Cameron's best besides T2.

[@themoviecritic1092]

Happy Feet is underrated and overhated asf

[@jeremyusreevu237]

I had a pretty busy watching month: Cabin Boy: 5/5 Young Einstein: 4/5 The Nice Guys: 4.5/5 Spirited: 5/5 Weird: The Al Yankovic Story: 4.5/5 Vengeance: 5/5 Cats (2019): -1/5 Elf: ∞/5 Freddy Got Fingered: 5/5 Bullet Train: 5/5 Coraline: 4/5 Inside Job Part 2: 5/5 Office Invasion: 4/5 The Pest: 4.5/5 Live and Let Die: 3.5/5 Oddballs: 4/5 The Retrievers: 3/5

[@lyddig]

cats at a -1 so true lol

[@jeremyusreevu237]

@@lyddig The only reason I saw it was because of the Rifftrax version.

[@nutellaJar]

Vengeance was great! I wish I watched it over the summer but better late than never. I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would and it’s a great directorial debut from B.J. Novak :)

[@williamhowe6737]

I always love these videos!!! Your the best!

[@botbot3698]

Karsten you gotta watch Andor!

[@Leo-ox1rd]

my month: see how they run (4/5) aftersun (5/5) thor love and thunder (3/5) e.t. (4/5) weird: the al yankovic history (4/5) ferris bueller day off (RW 4.5/5) john wick (4/5) marcel the shell with the shoes on (4.5/5) deadstream (3.5/5) the woman king (3.5/5) top gun (3.5/5) top gun maverick (4/5) knives out (RW 5/5) tár (5/5 still not over how insane was to me) decision to leave (4.5/5) the wonder (3.5/5) guardians of the galaxy holiday special (unrated)

[@chrisdelisle3954]

re: Rutles - All You Need Is Cash - there isn't much to say about it? How about it's got one of the greatest soundtracks of all time? Some of those songs are as good as the Beatles' songs they're an homage to. How about the fact that the Beatles were huge fans of it? There's actually a LOT to be said about it. And if you know the history of the Beatles at all, it's essential viewing.

[@BLCKSMTHApparel]

Would love for you to look at Ken Loach’s work. Legendary British director famous for gritty kitchen sink films reflective of the UK. I, Daniel Blake is his best work

[@hollykm]

Literally the only problem I had with Black Panther was that they tried to make us think that T’Challa was dead, what with his absence for like 20-25 minutes in the movie. I understand that this was okay with people, but for me it was a little weird. Also, the CGI. That’s it though, I really enjoyed it otherwise !! Sometimes it honestly feels _underrated_

[@supermoviefan829]

What I watched: A Christmas Story (3/5) - rewatch A Christmas Story Christmas (2.5/5) Cléo From 5 to 7 (4/5) Close-Up (4.5/5) El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (3/5) Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1/5) Llamageddon (1.5/5) M (3.5/5) Marriage Story (3.5/5) Modern Times (4/5) One Piece (Whole Cake Island arc) One Piece: Strong World (3.5/5) One Piece 3D: Straw Hat Chase (3/5) One Piece Z (4/5) One Piece Gold (3.5/5) One Piece Stampede (4/5) One Piece Red (4/5) Planes, Trains and Automobiles (4/5) Rushmore (3/5) The Darjeeling Limited (3/5) The Guardians of the Galaxy: Christmas Special (3.5/5) The Royal Tenenbaums (4.5/5) Three Colors: Blue (4.5/5) Three Colors: White (3.5/5) Three Colors: Red (4.5/5) White Chicks (3.5/5)

[@isaiahvoss]

I respect your rating on A Christmas Story but its one of my favorite Christmas movies of all time! But Marriage Story was so good.

[@supermoviefan829]

@@isaiahvoss I always find A Christmas Story to be overrated no matter how many times I watch it. I agree that Marriage Story is really good

[@isaiahvoss]

@@supermoviefan829 Marriage Story hits the feels of divorce life as well as how to manage a relationship that's too far gone.

[@supermoviefan829]

@@isaiahvoss it handles it so beautifully and realistically, I mean that argument scene, where do I begin?

[@isaiahvoss]

@@supermoviefan829 The argument between Charlie and Nicole is the most accurate depiction of a divorced couple to be put on screen. I don't know where to begin either..

[@ehjoneswriter]

This month I watched: Porco Rosso (3.5/5) Barbarian (3.5/5) Weird: The Al Yaknovic Story (3.5/5) The Banshees of Inisherin (4.5/5) The Rutles (4/5) Stardust (rewatch, 4/5) Oldboy (4/5) Belle 2013 (3.5/5) Wakanda Forever (3/5) Brick (4.5/5) The Menu (4/5) Black Adam (1.5/5) Glass Onion (4.5/5)

[@owenhuyge]

What a great month, he had so many 4’s!

[@SamDavies94]

Nice! Some interesting insights as always.

[@tallerwarrior1256]

I’m hoping we get a review on Fabelmans next month

[@borodinring2]

The stuff I watched in november: It (1990): 3/5 Beetlejuice (1988): 2,5/5 Idiocracy (2006): 2/5 Don Camillo mon signore...ma non troppo (1961): 3/5 Loulou (1980): 2,5/5 Jarhead (2005): 3,5/5 Scarface (1983): 4,5/5 Á nos amours (1983): 3/5 Kingsman: The Golden Circle ( 2017): 3/5

[@livinhere]

"9 to 5 is one of the greatest movies ever made. 4.5/5."

[@amandalyndorner]

I loved The Wonder!! Big fan of Florence Pugh and this movie was so cinematically beautiful. The story line was just weird enough and just sad enough

[@oscarguyhere6663]

Man am I the only one who actually really liked the songs in Pinocchio?

[@kieranstark7213]

I don’t think so! If a stop-motion newborn movie like Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio is getting this much credit for being so awesome (which is expectable for stop-motion), I’m sure even the songs would be more beloved than overlooked!