What did YOU watch this month?!!??!?

“It’s brilliant. It’s a masterpiece. It’s a 3.5/5.” Karsten is YMS now.

I strongly believe saying that there'll be a twist in a movie is a spoiler

You forgot a film, *AGAIN.* It’s called by the name of “Robots - The Animation Masterpiece on the god damn planet”.

Watched Rosemarys baby can’t believe that nobody directed that movie either truly shockingggg

*“NOBODY DIRECTED THIS MOVIE”* me: wait, who directed it? _goes to IMDB_ oh

The dislikes are the film students who love dracula

I will argue til the day I die that Nick Cage is extremely self-aware of exactly how ridiculous he is

Thank you so much for your analysis of tiger king - that’s exactly how I felt. Your monthly-watched vids are some of the ones I look most forward to, found a lotta recommendations here too! Thanks!

Ok I'll have you know the only reason I didn't your Bojack video is because I haven't watched the final half of the last season because I don't think I'm ready to see it end lol

Didn't expect to hear anyone to make a 100 gecs reference today, that's for sure.

"directing by nobody! nobody at all! I cant believe nobody directing this thing!

Portrait of a Lady on Fire 5/5 Dogtooth 4/5 First Reformed 4/5 La Haine 5/5 The Host 4/5 Mother 4/5 Yi Yi 5/5 The Grand Budapest Hotel 5/5 Funny Games 4/5 The White Ribbon 5/5 The Piano Teacher 5/5 The Holy Mountain 3/5 Inside Llewyn Davis 5/5 Mommy 5/5 Mala Nolche 2/5 Cats 1/5 Private Life 3/5 It Comes at Night 4/5 Fight Club 5/5 And I also rewatched all 14 seasons of Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia. 5/5 greatest show on television

FYI I didn't watch the Bojack video because I don't want to get spoiled ;D

Karsten: One of the best movies directed by nobody at all... Me: But Karsten, Roman Pola- Karsten: NOBODY DIRECTED IT!

_"She's really the only film maker who doesn't need to edit in any fast way, or shoot at any specific angle, or use ANY music at all and still have you on the edge of your seat..."_ *Sidney Lumet after making Dog day afternoon:* Do I mean nothing to you??

Karsten: no one watched my bojack video me: I HAVEN'T FINISHED WATCHING THE SERIES YET.! ..... I promise I'll watch it. ps: I didn't think Tiger King was spectacular either. I watched a lot of better documentaries.

Haven’t heard anyone call Tiger King a masterpiece or flawless. It’s just a mindless, rabbit hole of a series that’s entertaining because of Joe Exotic.

Meanwhile What I watched in April: Coffin dance memes only

Watched the Pianist. Also directed by nobody! I don't know how they did it!

your ”what I watch in _” are my favorite videos! It’s so interesting to see what other people are watching, it’s like we all go on our own journey through film :)

It’s Such a Beautiful Day is honestly one of my favourite films just because of the way it made me feel after the first time I watched it and the impact it left on me afterwards. I feel like not many people have seen it so it’s not necessarily considered to be a “great” film but I think it’s perfect.

I came across “it’s such a beautiful day” in high school by accident when I downloaded some random movie app and I did NOT expect to be in such a mood for the rest of the week. What a great film. I didn’t think anyone else knew it existed 😂

Mulholland Drive (rw) - Best Of All Time No Country for Old Men (rw) - Second Best Lost Highway - 4/5 Her - 5/5 Koyaansquatsi - 2/5 Knight Of Cups - 4/5 The Graduate - 5/5 Y Tù Mamá También - 5/5 The Player - 5/5 Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters - 5/5 Adaptation - 5/5 1917 - 3/5 There Will Be Blood (rw) - 5/5 Rashomon - 5/5 Certified Copy - 5/5 Annie Hall - 5/5 The Tree of Life (rw) - Fifth Best Of All Time Lots of great ones

Godard said: “I don't think you should feel about a film. You should feel about a woman, not a movie. You can't kiss a movie.“ Maybe that's why you don't connect to his films - because you want to kiss them.

dude you're genuinely my favorite channel on this site

I’ve been watching your channel for about 2 years and I now just realized you’re also a Minnesotan!

This was an awesome list. Fair thoughts too! Great and fun video.

omg so happy you watched The Fits!!! i watched it in a film class and absolutely LOVED the cinematography and i completely agree with what you said about it :)

Okay but your Bojack video was on of my favorite videos that I have seen about Bojack and connecting it with It's Such a Beautiful Day has made me not stop thinking about it. I also think it's strange that no one directed Chinatown. All jokes aside I think saying no one directed it is the most brilliant way to handle that!

I loved your Bojack video it honestly was one of my favorite videos of yours

I’m so glad you watched and liked harold and maude! It’s one of my favourite movies❤️

Election is fantastic!! I have to rewatch that one now.

so glad i finally get to see my name in the patrons!! we love to see it!

Why does his videos make me so happy

I am constantly being impressed by your knowledge

Just for the record, I watched your Bojack video, went straight to watching It’s Such A Beautiful Day, and now it’s probably one of my favorite movies.

Godard alienates the viewer, you aren’t supposed to feel anything at all watching his films.

Happy you finally watched the cinematic masterpiece that is National Treasure. The plot, acting, cinematography and dialogue is Oscar worthy. It is the best movie of all time

Now I'm gonna have to watch all of Bojack (which I've been putting off), so I can watch your video. Keep up the quality videos, ma boy!

i watched it’s a beautiful day and world of tomorrow when i was like 8 thinking they were gonna be cute animated movies. it was lowkey a scarring experience, but a good scarring experience

karsten i swear i'll rewatch the bojack video over and over...i just gotta stop procrastinating and finish the last season

Yooooo thank you for talking about Election. Super underrated an one of my favorite comedies.

Ayy, you finally watched "It's such a beautiful day". Really liked that one.

I'm glad you watched and recommended The Fits. One of my favorite movies of the last few years

The movies i watched were: Gone with the wind Kramer vs Kramer Steel Magnolias Moneyball Dolemite is my name Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind

can't believe ppl are sleeping on the bojack video it's one of your best videos imo

Election is one of the best films I have ever seen. Reese was absolutely brilliant. One of the best villains ever. I'll never forget the final scenes, it brought everything into perspective.

loooove these videos

"...my bojack video, which none of you watched." :(

That mikey and nicky movie was amazing. A very gritty reality on the world of crime for 2 guys. Thanks for the recommendation.

It would be cool if you went in depth on what makes compelling documentaries vs. those that don't push that envelope of challenging the audience! As someone who is curious on how to deliver message effectively in film, I want to hear how you probably would've handled the Tiger King docuseries/ What other documentaries really gripped you and the devices/ storytelling in them that made them compelling watches! If you want to of course :)) great video as per usual~

wish you would make these longer with more analysis ! am a big fan, we have very similar taste :)

"it's like the song gecgecgec but as a film" This has piqued my interest so fucking hard

I’m glad that you got to see ‘It’s Such a Beautiful Day’. It’s my favorite film of all time, next to ‘Inside Out’.

I revisited an indie film on Hulu called The Skeleton Twins and was amazed by it. I liked it a lot when I first saw it, but rewatching it it truly has some of Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig's best work. I loved every second of it and need Barry season 3 right now

Thank you for your commentary on National Treasure🙌🏽

Martyrs was the single most disturbing film I've ever watched and I thoroughly ENJOYED Midsommar

Oldboy has to be 5/5, it has everything and definitely one of my all time favourites

I think the lack of a voice in tiger king is chalked up to the fact that filmmakers are in the exotic animal trade as well. If they look at Joe with any critical eye they’re basically criticizing themselves as well. So might as well make Carole Baskin the villain and make everyone else look better in the process

i watched it's such a beautiful day on a whim and my god it completely blew me away

no Karsten gecgecgec is a masterpiece 5/5

2.5/5 for Good Burger broke my heart, that films too good for that kind of treatment

The Fits and Tomboy are amazing films about childhood. The ending of The Fits is stunningly beautiful and Tomboy is quietly heartwrenching. I attended a premiere of It's such a beautiful day knowing nothing about Don Hertzfeld, and over a decade later, I still get emotional thinking about it. My suggestion : Running on Empty, a masterpiece by Sidney Lumet which is weirdly underrated.

LOOK I didn’t watch the Bojack video BUT I did see the thumbnail and thought to myself “damn now I have to binge watch Bojack Horseman so I can watch Karsten's video”. And now it’s one of my favorite shows soooo THANKYOU I will watch the video after I’m already n season 4

Missing Link: Another KZfaq creator, Kevin Parry, is an animator and he worked on that film. He shows some behind-the-scenes work on other films he's worked on and it's great. If you like movies that take place in a short period of time and haven't seen it yet, "Tangerine" is a really fun romp, and it was filmed with first time actors and on iPhones.

Karkar, you’re the bomb.

This April I watched more than I ever have in a month (20 total). I re watched two movies I didn't really appreciate the first time around and really enjoyed them. The rest were new. First Reformed John Wick 2 Leon: The Professional The Shining Reservoir Dogs Black Swan The Thing Gremlins Top Secret First Man Portrait of a Lady on Fire Fight Club Alien A Ghost Story Moon Kill Bill Vol. 1 There Will Be Blood (re watch) A Face in the Crowd Kill Bill Vol. 2 Inglorious Bastards (re watch)

The movies I’m dying to see is Oldboy and The Evil Dead Franchise

Your bojack video is incredible amigo, don’t down talk it 👌

Me and my friend watch it’s such a beautiful day like 5 years ago at 5 am with no sleep. Lemme tell ya. It’s was a Wild ride. I rewatched stoned asf and I understood it a lot more and enjoyed it a whole lot more. A perfect story for what they wanted too do.

What I watched in April: Onward Various short films on KZfaq Malcolm in the Middle I watched one movie in April what

Karsten I will watch your goddamn bojack video when I finish the goddamn series.

The 100 gecs reference made me unreasonably happy, and it makes me want to check out the movie even more because the mashup structure of gecgecgec is super exciting for me personally. I have lost track of what I've been watching recently, lots of old Disney classics, but yesterday I finally watched Hail, Caesar! and Ex Machina and thoroughly enjoyed both. I was probably more engaged with Ex Machina but I really really enjoyed Hail, Caesar! because I love movies that are about making movies, kinda like how I really really enjoyed the scenes in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood when Rick Dalton was filming the western and you got to see the multiple takes and meta look at movies about making movies. Ex Machina was downright gorgeous, the set design, lighting, and VFX are absolutely incredible, the story was genuinely intriguing, and the acting was really believable and didn't feel forced like some "evil CEO" characters usually do.

What I watched: Finding Nemo (4.5/5) Holmes and Watson (1.5/5) Minority Report (5/5) The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (N/A) Game Over (short on KZfaq) (N/A) The Incredibles (5/5) Jack-Jack Attack (N/A) Anchorman (4/5) Rear Window (4.5/5) Twelve Monkeys (4.5/5) Cars (2.5/5) Hot Fuzz (4/5) Doodlebug (N/A) Three Stooges in Orbit (2.5/5) Ratatouille (4.5/5) Mission Impossible: Rouge Nation (3.5/5) Wall-E (5/5) Aquaman (2.5/5) Super 8 (4/5) World War Z (2/5) Now I know why I have no social life...

Waiting on Karsten to see Love Exposure. Which is nearly four hours of the craziest love story you will ever see.

I watched Uncut Gems with my parents and honestly.... I need to sit down and watch it by myself at some point because they kept talking about how annoying they thought it was the ENTIRE time.

it’s such a beautiful day truly is a perfect film

Your videos are well done

I love your Bojack video so much

Karsten: doesn't watch marriage story Me: wha-wha-what? WHO ARE YOU

I completely agree with your opinion about Oldboy. I was absolutely ENTHRALLED by my first viewing;. I was on the edge of my seat most of the time and the ending blew me away. It's the film that got me into foreign films. On the second viewing, I think it lost part of its appeal to me since I knew the twist, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. The acting and direction is soooooo well done. I love the way it is shot. Also, Chinatown is amazing. It is unbelievable they made it without anyone directing it.

loved your BoJack video man.

Chris D’Elie’s podcast is absolutely hilarious. It’s just him bsing and having a silly goose time

by the way I'm watching bojack horseman at the moment and I can't wait to watch your video about it when I'm finished

I *HATE* that no one talks about "It's Such a Beautiful Day" it is one of the greatest movies of all time.

yay, i missed these videos

Ay. I also had to move super last second from the west (Utah) to Minnesota during the middle of a pandemic in March. I feel you bro, I lost my job and didn’t have a choice. Only option was to move back home with my parents for the remainder of the summer.

Thank you Karsten, very cool 👍

That Roman Polanski movie made me genuinely laugh out loud

I completely agree with what you said about Magnolia being sort of a collage of ideas at points. The movie probably didn't need to be 3 hours, but I still really enjoyed it.

I love Harold & Maude and have found it funnier upon rewatches! I felt kind of weird and self-conscious when I showed this to my best friend, who I thought would really like it. I laughed much more than she did and at the end of the film she said she didn't quite know what she thought but she didn't like Harold. 10 minutes later I was brushing my teeth and she was yelling at me that she really liked the film and Harold and Maude and wanted to watch it again. I used to hate Harold's mom, but now I find her the funniest character. She's a bit frustrating, yes, but with the comedic and light feel to the film it's not as aggravating as it might be if it were solely a drama. And, yes, I do think the film has a lightness to it despite some of the scenes subject matter, which is something I love about it.

the midnight gospel is an animated comedy/fantasy series that came out on netflix last month and i encourage everyone to give it a try

I always find it very funny when anyone talks about Magnolia being too long because I remember this interview of PTA a couple years after making it talking about how it's way too long

I watched all the Harry Potter films, Beautiful Boy, Django Unchained, Onward, knives out, mid 90s, and zombieland 2 all this month 😃

Election is just the most underrated teen movie

If you loved Celeste Ng's little fires everywhere, I would highly suggest her other books. My personal favorite of hers is Everything I Never Told You, SOOOOO good!

These are the movies I watched during lockdown(Some of these are movies I've seen long before but rewatched recently): 1. Rushmore 2. Catch me if you can 3. Fight club 4. The Social Network 5. There will be blood 6. Lincoln 7. Oldboy(Korean) 8. Phantom thread 9. The last of the Mohicans 10. Gangs of New York 11. Contagion 12. Tropic thunder 13. Heat 14. Seven Samurai 15. The Wailing (Korean) 16. A tale of two sisters (Korean) 17. The Darjeeling limited 18. Burning (Korean) 19. Dead poet's society 20. The Host (Korean) 21. Scarface 22. Collateral 23. Boogie nights 24. I saw the Devil (Korean) 25. My left foot 26. Mother (Korean) 27. The Master 28. Capote 29. Synecdoche New York 30. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind 31. Knives out

I cry so fucking much at the end of Big Fish and I don’t know why but keep thinking about it days after watching it

I was like “but wasn’t Chinatown directed by Roman... OOOH”