Wait until he finds out that the grill guy, George Foreman, was a champion boxer 🥊 :)

Chui-Ting Lee y’all are joking but this is genuinely news to me

Chui-Ting Lee wait what????!

And at that point you broke up with him. As would we all.

We thank you for your contribution.

The year is almost over, might as well end it having fun.

You realize he doesn't really drink that much wine, right?

@@andrewdyjach7305 Yes mostly he drinks Jameson.

Next month: The Dan Aykroyd filmography as he downs Crystal Head Vodka.

😂😂😂

You just blew the covers off my whole life...

Living in the future...or the end times?

@@johnmiltonkeynes There IS no society - only nuts.

One from the Heart walked so Blade Runner could run.

Huh, cool.

@@Powerman293 in fairness blade walker would still probably be pretty good

I did not know that. Kinda like how The Shining re-used some of the snow from The Empire Strikes Back.

@@neonatalpenguin And how for the end of the theatrical cut for Blade Runner they used road shots from the opening of The Shining (unused shots).

Same

Nah, this is just Patrick blowing the money he saved on food at the parents' place ;)

Same

I don't think it breaks the joke as the whole video goes for subjective storytelling from Patrick's POV, so I figured this is what he sees. Whereas Matt would have seen Charl just sitting there

It doesn't really break the joke for me. There are plenty of logical reasons for a coconut on a table to spontaneous wobble on a table: like a sudden gust of wind, or bumping the table, or stamping your feet too hard.

I see it as similar to Calvin and Hobbes, without Matt’s outside perspective we can experience Patrick’s imagination

It's not a joke..

@@richardrude2819 Yeah, I think from now on we're going to see the world more from Patrick's POV rather than just an outside observer

imma be honest i was not expecting this crossover.

@@retroforager Agreed. Was suggested Willems by a professor and all of a sudden here's "My name is Simon Clark and I have a PhD" who's also a Dr in an unrelated field of study

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Now to Wikipedia to confirm this comment! Because it's life changing.

It's Napa Valley wine... The snobs won't care.

These work out to $31 per bottle. That’s certainly more than I pay for wine, but hardly the “expensive stuff” that would cause the experts to care that he doesn’t know what he’s doing.

Probably what Charl feels about us judging Patrick.

They're too busy believing their own bullshit. Studies show that even wine experts can't tell the difference when they can't see the labels.

I think that's part of the joke. He lists this big long description of the wine, all this poetic imagery, and he has a one word response to it.

This is pretty much like the Beatles with Apple Records.

Yeah. An employee-owned film studio would’ve genuinely been a godsend to the medium.

​@@theoneandonlymichaelmccormickespecially right after Heaven's Gate destroyed United Artists!

Nobody believes me when I say speed racer is a hidden gem but whenever I get someone to watch it they all love it.

Beat me to it.

I did end up seeing it and it is a gem.

Loved Speed Racer. I got it on DVD the day it came out. The other film I absolutely love is Ryuhei Kitamura's Versus (2000)

@@Mathadar Truth and Facts!!!! 💯💯💯💯

Perhaps it's the opposite. I'm starting to think that it is Patrick who is Charl's Tyler Durden.

Maybe we're all figments of Charl's imagination. Cogito ergo sum? More like coconut ergo sum.

Nevermind Charl, I was sad to see nothing from the real rising star here this week--the drone! Where's the drone shot?

The Academy’s Cinematographers branch: *_”Fuck that guy.”_*

@@Wired4Life2 Pardon? I thought he was very respected.

@@blokey8 Between 1970 and 1977, Willis was D.P. on 6 films that garnered a total of 39 Oscar nominations and 19 wins, including 3 Best Picture winners. Willis didn’t earn a Best Cinematography nomination for any of them.

@@Wired4Life2 so he was Deakins before Deakins? As well as also just being a masterful cinematographer, of course.

@@blokey8 At least Deakins got to be a 13-time bridesmaid before becoming a 2-time bride. Willis wasn’t even invited to the most popular weddings he had a hand in.

Probably lasted only a few decades, but it's success would inspire much more projects like it to exist.

In the alternative universe it got into finantial trouble later on, got bought by Donald Trump and went mainstream. In this universe Donald became a full-fledged producer and went down together with Harvey Weinstein.

Big Blue Boy Scout I feel like Christopher Nolan drink club would be Starbucks Refreshers or the coffee drinks, I don’t know why or if that’s accurate.

A package of Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers bundled with a twelve-pack and limited-edition engraved can spike for shotgunning each one.

@@katherinealvarez9216 I'd have thought the way to accompany Nolan would be classy beer... actually I'm trying really hard to gauge what kind of beer Nolan would drink. Pale? Amber? Dark? If a beer company/shop from the UK sees this, please make it happen. I will hammer down the door to the Classy Movies Beer Club.

Tarkovsky would be a bottle of vodka spiked with GHB

@@katherinealvarez9216 i think Nolan pairs with gin 😂

You can rent it on amazon prime (or you can buy the DVD)

You want the BFI player’s theatrical cut, not the other nonsenses

It’s on HBOMax. The theatrical cut, the good one.

I've watched Apocalypse Now with people who'd never seen it 5 or 6 times and they always tell me they were surprised by how funny parts of it are. It won't feel like homework, you'll be drawn in from the jump!

It's intense - unlike any homework I ever had.

I still have mine. I've been using for years.

It's also an area in France that makes its own wines (not reds, ironically). To add to the confusion they also have Cassis (blackcurrant) liquors, and Cassis festivals* (for the liquors). I can't remember for sure but I think they call the fruit in its natural state Cassis too, so I'm guessing you're right and it's Cassis = blackcurrant. But I'm not into wine tasting either, there are only 3 categories for me: tasty booze, icky booze and danger booze (usually a formerly tasty booze that ended so badly I can no longer drink or even smell it). *We were lucky enough to stumble into one on a road trip, and all came home with bottles of the stuff, which we mostly used as boozy ribena! (add it to prosecco if you're feeling fancy!) That was a very happy accident 😁

Helen L thank you for this informative essay. “Danger booze” will forever be in my vocabulary. Especially because I have some of that in my apartment right now...

It's quite popular over here in Japan (and Korea). I've never known how it was pronounced in English until now, even though I've been here for the better part of a decade. Thank you.

I miss it so much😢

Such an easy fact to research

pretend to be anything you want lol

It's true. It exists, and it ain't half bad if you take the time period it was written (as a musical in 1947) and filmed (1968) into account.

joe biden is a racist so maybe it would work, or you ain't black!

Coppola’s Empire Strikes Back is something I’d give anything to see. Imagine what the cave scene could have been with the kind of psychedelic filmmaking techniques he used for Apocalypse Now.

I feel that Lars Von Trier's Dancer In The Dark nailed that balance of Hollywood musical and social realist cinema. And it won the Palme D'Or at Cannes and was Oscar nominated.

I see what he means... but when given free reign, Lucas made a lot of storytelling and filmmaking choices on the Prequels which I disagree with. Unless Coppola meant that he lost his mojo and interest?

Alec Ferris no, he meant that the Star Wars movies kept Lucas from making art. So, I don’t think he’s a fan of Star Wars. Or other genre movies from the looks of things. Which is okay, it’s Coppola. I don’t agree with him, but I’m pretty sure he knows more about film making than I do. Yes, even after Jack.

@@katherinealvarez9216 ah, I see. Actually I have read that the first print of ANH was screened at Coppola's house and everyone rinsed it... except Steven Spielberg.

Alec Ferris yup, they dramatized it in a podcast, Blockbusters

@@katherinealvarez9216 that's the name of the podcast? Interesting, I might look it up

Wait... what? Where?

@@andrewgwilliam4831 Ditto. Fake Channel, enlighten us?

“And the world looked down and whispered no”...when pats talking about One From The Heart. In watchmen (at least the graphic novel can’t recall if its in the film or not but I believe it is) Rorschach says that some day the whores and the crooked politicians are going to scream help, and he’ll look down and whisper, “No.” Apologies for late reply

@@thechroniclesofthesuperhob167 Yeah, that's in the movie.

almightycinder ah, I wasn’t sure. Thought it was but wasn’t sure

Because everything Georgie boy says is self-serving bullshit.

@@karlkarlos3545 he made two of the best prequels of all time: Clone Wars and Young Indiana Jones

@@thomasffrench3639 Eh? What?

Word of advice don’t be an alcoholic and don’t look to Patrick as a good role model

@@jamesward3859 Maybe try not to be so passive aggressive with your snippy "advice"

My dude, go see 'The Godfather'!

What are you doing in your life?

@@starkingbiker Watching Jack.

@@afonsolucas2219 I'm worried it'll ruin my perception of Francis Ford Coppola.

@@BaronXooper You can't ruin it anymore than it already is hahaha

Same. If you want tiding over, the Beyond the Screenplay podcast (by the Lessons From team) has an excellent episode on Apocalypse Now. Obviously it's mostly about the script, but they dive deep and it's very satisfying.

Cinema tayler has you covered there

That’s one of the movies I wish I could wipe my mind of and experience for the first time again. Literally nothing else like it.

Yep. Say what you want about the prequels, but there are 100% George's vision.

But people like EposVox and Patrick are shilling it to me so it must be stable!

@@Powerman293 just ask Blip how they’re doing

The Beatles from 1962-1969 isn't an imperial phase because it's basically their whole career.

@@BrendanJSmith Exactly. 1.000 winning percentage.

@@Wired4Life2 but it's not a phase.

@@BrendanJSmith Okay then, “imperial career”.