The English Patient is one of my absolute favorites. Beautiful cinematography and screenplay. Needs a 4K too.

People crapped on Avatar for 13 years yet they all flocked in record box-office numbers to both films. 😂😂

Hi Stephanie! A few of the movies you brought up I like too. I often tell people I talk to "Whenever I watch a show or movie, I suspend reality & enjoy the stories they're telling.". When you follow this rule, you can really get into a lot more movies (including the offbeat ones}. Take care! --- Bill (From Mt. Holly, NJ)

110% agree with what you said about Midsommar! VERY underrated film

I'm a die-hard Kubrick fan, so I appreciate the "Clockwork Orange" love! I'm also a HUGE "English Patient" fan! I think the Academy got it right that year PLUS I read the book and Minghella deserved an Oscar for the screenplay too! Impossible to adapt, yet Minghella did so brilliantly! I film that I love that most don't seem crazy about (at least the on-line keyboard warriors LOL!) was "Killers Of The Flower Moon"! Saw it four times in the theatre and I bought the 4K/Blu-Ray combo and saw it again! Best film of the decade so far in my opinion! Scorsese's films age well, so I think we'll have to see how people receive "Killers Of The Flower Moon 30-40 years down the road!

Clockwork is awesome!

The English Patient is a beautiful film and resonates closely with me for it's masterful storytelling.

I really like "A Clockwork Orange." It is intense but it holds my interest and has a dark sense of humor.

Movies you chattered about but I have yet to see: Ladybird, The English Patient, Suspiria (the remake), Rob Zombie's Halloween 1 & 2, Leatherface, Midsommar, Saint Maud, Downsizing, Brightburn. Brightburn is the last and I've been wanting to see this one for a awhile, so it's probably at the top of my list tbh. 🐧💙🍏🍎

I’m a huge fan of A Clockwork Orange and Everything Everywhere All at Once and I like Midsummar quite a bit.

Clockwork Orange, a little bit of the ultra violence, a Kubrick classic. “Requiem for a Dream” was an excellent film but yes, it’s a rough film to watch and one that I would classify alongside films like “Irreversible” and “Schindler's List”. These films are done masterfully but the emotional toll it takes to watch these is heavy. I love Dario Argento’s films including Suspiria but I haven’t seen the remake yet.

I feel like Requiem for a dream, Midsommar and clockwork orange don’t really count as hated because most people think they are disturbing but good movies, nobody actually hates them unironically.

I love, Midsommar, Clockwork Orange, Avatar, Saint Maud, Downsizing 🎉🎉🎉 I love A24 one of my favorite production companies ❤

I also liked Rob Zombie’s Halloween 1 & 2. Halloween 2 took time but I grew to appreciate it

Avatar is one of those movies I initially liked but the more I thought about it I was just wowed by the spectacle. I haven’t seen the sequel yet. Never apologize for something you like. If you enjoy it, that’s a good thing. 😊

Haven't seen the otfuers, but I do have some thoughts on three in particular. A Clockwork Orange is a classic. Honestly, Kubrick's filmography from Dr. Strangelove onward is all top tier cinema imo (and that's not to say I don't love any of his movies from before that). It's incredibly disturbing at points, but it's the perfect example of why sometimes it's necessary to "go there." You needed to be revolted by Alex just as much as you find him charismatic in order to most effectively communicate the story's exploration of heavy themes about free will, evil, and moral agency. It's probably the most controversial movie I like, and while I'm generally pretty unapologetic about the things I like and believe, this might be the one movie that I don't generally admit to liking in certain company. It's an absolute masterpiece, though. It's just not an easy watch that everybody should be recommended. Midsommar feels like the spiritual successor to the equally unsettling The Wicker Man (the good one with Christopher Lee). I don't love Ari Aster in general (Hereditary kinda effed me up, lol), but I like it. Florence Pugh is a borderline goddess who's great in everything she's in regardless of the quality of the movie itself. I think it still would have been good without her, but Midsommar definitely gets Pugh points in my book, lol. I really want to like the Avatar movies and tried to convince myself for a long time that I liked the first one more than I did. The first Avatar movie was perfectly fine. I just don't think the actual plot was the main priority. I can appreciate the template they were going with since I like other movies that do the same (The Last Samurai), but I just don't think there's much meat on that bone. It's good, but I don't love it. I couldn't get on board for the second. No shade at all to anyone who likes it, but I thought the plot felt like a dumber version of the first one, and the only reason it got away with it is bscause people had upwards to a decade and a half to forget the finer points of the first movie. The CGI and the world building in both movies are impeccable, though. Jake Sulley is literally a race traitor for screwing over the humanity, and I don't like the lack of nuance ehown to the human side. The biggest thing that I have to admit sours me on these movies is that it just sounds like two-dimensional eco-cringe, and it really confuses me how the biggest blockbusters to positively portray loving and sypportive families can have such a misanthropic attitude toward people as a whole. Idk if that's a movie problem or a me problem, but I just can't get over that cognitive dissonance I feel about it. The action, effects, and worldbuilding are great, and I don't begrudge anyone for liking them, but when I want something that tackles these ideas, I much prefer and believe that everybody would be far better served checking out one of Hayao Myazaki's best movies, Princess Mononoke.

Agree with all of them. Guadagnino's Suspiria brings something different, related to the thematic context of Germany... that unfortunately feels very current.

I'm with you on most of those, but NOT Downsizing. Was really disappointed with that one.

I quite liked Downsizing. It definitely had some pacing issues and wasn't marketed correctly but it had some good stuff in there. I read somewhere that it was originally supposed to be a 3 part mini series which made sense why it felt like 3 very separate parts to me at least anyway.

For me it’s pretty much every late 2000s/2010s horror remakes that people hated and I loved every one. Some more than others but I love them despite the hate.

Hey, Steph: GREAT video. I'll watch Part II soon. Here's my response: Requiem: Never saw it, but I would watch it. Licorice Pizza: I didn't hate it, but I didn't enjoy it at all. I remember being bored as well. Lady Bird: I don't remember the story, but I remember liking the movie A Clockwork Orange; Embarrassed to say I never saw this The English Patient: I watched it wanting to love it, but was bored to tears Swiss Army Man: Never saw it, but would watch Avatar: Never saw because it doesn't interest me Suspiria: I wanted to watch this. I remember years ago when you talked about it in another video. Everything: Had access to this as it was a SAG screener. Hated it so much I had to turn it off. Halloween: Don't think I saw this one Leatherface: Never saw it, probably wouldn't like it Midsommar: I saw this in the theater. Yes, it was good, and all done in daylight: amazing. (In the middle of it, there was an earthquake. The lights went on and the theatre shook for 20 seconds.) Some left, I stayed until the end. Saint Maud: Haven't seen, would love to watch Downsizing: I think you're spot on about a marketing problem. I expected something very different and hated it. Brightburn: Nothing that would interest me. So, there you go! :)

Requiem for a Dream is a tough watch. I believe that is because it was very well done. Just like Leaving Las Vegas and Midnight Cowboy, I think the reason I won't likely watch them again is because they brought me down, not because I don't think they're good. I thought Everything Everywhere All at Once was incredible! Most of the movies I love that many people don't are action movies that I know are bad, but love to watch anyway. I think I'll check out Licorice Pizza and Downsizing. I believe I have them both on the vudu. I loved the video and can't wait for the next. I hope Mala is continuing to improve and that Pickle isn't too jealous of missing a little attention. Y'all have a great night and thanks for the video.

Thank you again Stephanie for another video. One movie I absolutely love that people seem to dislike, especially in such an incredible filmography that this man has and that’s The Birdcage with of course the legendary Robin Williams. I love this movie so much.

Great topic Stephanie! There are so many movies I love that most people hate. I love such a variety of movies and I never judge a movie on the basis of what critics might say. Some are just comfort movies I saw as a kid, like the old Godzilla movies from the 60's and 70's. A more recent movie is The Munsters. Anyway, Great movies to check out as always.

Very nice. Midsommar is a top 5 film for me.

I really enjoyed the Suspiria "remake", though it's not really a remake. I need to see Brightburn and Saint Maude.

What always perplexes me are the type of people that act as if they have to prove to you all the reasons the movie you love isn't great. Me personally, if someone loves a movie I didn't care fotlr then I'm all the more inclined to want to understand what they loved about it.

Bring me the head of Alfredo Garcia is a movie that I love and I could understand if other people hated it. It is a pure Peckinpah film, worts and all. It’s beautiful and ugly, cynical and sentimental, brutally violent and darkly funny, languidly paced, indulgent and bleak as hell. You can almost feel the grime just watching it. But I love every excruciating bit of it

Battlefield Earth is probably the most hated movie I love, others are usually films that require a quick comprehension to enjoy like Tenet. I'm also a sucker for kid's movies and romantic comedies which many men don't typically watch.

I think the reason why some people dont like avatar is that its too similar to dances with wolf ferngully & Pocahontas

I liked Requiem For A Dream, but it didn't connect with me the way it did with many. I didn't think it was too difficult to watch. Licorice Pizza & Lady Bird were just ok for me. I've been meaning to give Clockwork Orange a watch. I've been super curious about Swiss Army Man. Always down for some Radcliffe. Love love love Avatar! EEAAO I freakin love! My fave film from '22. I enjoyed the heck out of Midsommar. It's different. I don't get the hate for it. Saint Maud is so good. Great video Stephanie!

I loved A Clockwork Orange...I am old I saw it when it first came out and it was just as loved and hated back then as it is today.

I love "Requiem for a Dream", "A Clockwork Orange", "Avatar" (the 1st one) and "Midsommar". I thought "Downsizing" was interesting and "OK" (worth a watch) but I probably wouldn't watch it again. I thought "Everything, everywhere all at once" was terrible but tbh I gave up after 20mins I think, given your comments I might give it another go and "push through" 🙂

I never saw Argento’s Suspiria. I plan to watch it soon. I did see the remake and I enjoyed it! I also loved Bright Burn!

I agree I like most of those films, didn't see St Maud I need to check that one out.

I thought Lady Bird was very entertaining. I’ve only seen it once, but I thought it was very well done. Swiss Army Man is one that I feel like I need to see at least once. I want so badly to be an Avatar convert, I really do, but I’m struggling with it. Ha ha! This was such a fantastic video Stephanie, I love the idea. Can’t wait for the video of the flip side of this conversation.

Thanks Steph. I jotted down a few of your suggestions, agree with some, and disagree with others. I've never been a Rob Zombie fan, but to each their own. I don't like liver and onions either, but I'm sure someone does. I like the David Lynch's version of Dune, but many do not. I like a lot of Jerry Lewis films--his The Nutty Professor is great. I like Ad Astra too, and the Tom Cruise, Jack Reacher films. With the internet age you'll find many people disliking anything these days. Enjoy what you like is what I think.

I love Swiss Army Man,its so fun, and kind of moving toward the end.

I love Licorice Pizza. I can't understand why people don't like it. This is much more enjoyable than Magnolia. I also love movies set in the 70s and its done so well here.

A Clockwork Orange is the movie that made me a Kubrick fan and the loud-mouthed prison official hilariously steals it, but I don't see much weirdness in it. I find it mainly straightforward except for the very last scene.

I love that you mentioned “Halloween 2.” I feel like everyone disliked. It was enjoyable.

Some assume that people who dislike the Suspiria remake are closed-minded or not able to understand it. I have no problems with it being different from the original, in fact that is my preference. I thought the cast was great, and the Thom Yorke score was superb but I didn't like anything else about it. Maybe I'll give it another chance one day.

Stephanie I think you're my movie watching twin 😆 There wasn't a bad movie in the whole stack. In fact there were several real favourites of mine. I'm intrigued now to see what the reverse picks will be. Great 👍 video.

Downsizing is brilliant. I don’t know if I was thinking whether it was a comedy or drama, but the concepts were amazing and so carefully presented. It’s also sort of Science Fiction with social commentary.

Thank you. I enjoyed this video. I put a few movies in my cart 🛒 on Amazon. I listened to your description you gave and said to myself sounds good. Like the EVIL Superman. Bizzaro 🤪😂🤣 I can get into it.

Lady bird is brilliant too. Love it.

Great Video! I love Rob Zombies Halloween and Brightburn! Can’t get on the Saint Maud wagon tho 😅

I love these types of videos. I haven't seen a lot of these movies, but some are on my list to see. I will say that I love both Requiem For A Dream and A Clockwork Orange. I liked Licorice Pizza and Midsommar, too. The ones I agree with the general public on are The English Patient (what a horrible movie... dull, lifeless, I hated the romantic relationship and those two characters with all of my being), Avatar (was pretty generic to me and didn't warrant its gigantic budget. It's an ok watch, but I was not surprised at all) and the Rob Zombie's Halloween movies (I guess they are watchable, but to me, the creation of the back story humanizes Michael Meyers and I think this goes against the idea that he was evil incarnate (as Dr. Loomis supported in the originals). In this one he's just another boy who was bullied and is angry at the world.) Now, movies I loved that most people hated: Hudson Hawk (Fun and whimsical and better than most of Bruce's 2nd tier action flicks), The Hudsucker Proxy is also a funny film that is often forgotten about in Coen Brother's filmography, and Jason X gets bashed a lot, but I think it's a hoot and wish they had made a sequel with Uber Jason.

I hated Everything All at Once, I cannot figure out why people love it. It reminds me of the difference between smooth jazz and regular jazz where one makes sense and the other is just crazy and lazy.

What a wonderful idea for a video. You had some fantastic picks. I also love Avatar.

Fun video. I enjoyed it.

Great list!

Strange that the Avatar movies are such box office smashes and yet I never hear anybody talking about them. Also, I don’t recall seeing anybody wearing an Avatar T-shirt. Does it even have action figures? The whole thing seems suspicious.

I get the criticism for Licorice Pizza but PTA knows what he’s doing. He kind of pushes things.

I like A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), and most people hate it.

Some films just need to be seen in the right environment. Take Brightburn as an example. Center seat in my room your eyes are 6' away from a 65" OLED and I have 7.3.4 sound with me achieving 105db at 5Hz. My uncle watched it for the first time at my place and came away not able to stop talking about the movie and how it was the creepiest movie he had seen in a very long time. Excited for a rewatch with his wife on their sofa 10" away from a 55" and a soundbar, she fell asleep and he found it boring. King Arthur Legend of the Sword got terrible reviews but I find the movie to be a lot of fun. Soundmix really elevates that. I don't know how The Hitman's Bodyguard gets so much hate starring Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L Jackson. It's a great ride. Bullet Train and Atomic Blonde are a couple great movies that don't seem to get the love. Passengers is one I like a lot despite the hate. There is a comedy I find hilarious that others don't or ever heard of, Sex and Death 101. Terminator Genisys is probably the most hated in the franchise yet it is one of my favorites.

Have Req on 4K steel. LP no opinion. Like CO even watched the 20 hours of extras. I need to mention I’ve seen over 5,500 movies since 94 and only like about 50. I like the backstory of H and that kid is creepy I like the girls.

I love Downsizing! Brightburn is one I've never heard of, so I'll add it to my watchlist. I tend to like camp movies, and not everyone's into camp. Movies I love, but that aren't for everyone: Barbarella, Blades of Glory, The Bling Ring, Doctor Sleep, Hail, Caesar!, Hancock, iRobot, Josie and the Pussycats, Last Night in Soho, Logan's Run, Magic Mike XXL, Murder by Death, Serendipity, Shakespeare in Love, The World's End, Xanadu, Zoolander. I also enjoyed watching these recently maligned superhero movies, and look forward to watching them again: Wonder Woman 1984, Thor Love & Thunder, The Flash, The Marvels. Like I said, I like camp!

I also love Licorice Pizza, Midsommar, ETAAO, Suspiria, A Clockwork Orange, Requiem for a Dream. Didn’t know some of these were polarizing. I did know I was weird for being able to enjoy watching Requiem for a Dream way more than once!

What it comes horror movies I’m obsessed with this I don’t Hate em

Liked most of your choices. Thanks for picking some challenging movies of substance for adults.

I like the English Patient but I know it gets a lot of hate. I think some people think it is overly sentimental and too soap opera. I remember how Elaine hates it on Seinfeld and pretending that she hasn't seen it, her boss, J Peterman, takes her to see it and when she finally tells him she's seen it before and hates it, he fires her. haha!!! lol!!! I guess Avatar is okay but I'm not wild about it. It seems to have those overkill with suspended waterfalls in the sky. How many waterfalls do we need to see on the screen? It's basically the John Smith and Pocahontas story on another planet. I like the John Smith and Pocahontas story done by Terence Malick, a great director called The New World, maybe my favorite Terence Malick film but maybe I'd include Tree of Life as well with that. What's the Texas Chainsaw Massacre film with R. Lee Ermy? I like how that one is set up and how you see the evolution of the family. My only gripe with that particular film is I wanted to know in more detail about Leatherface's childhood but, other than that, I really enjoyed that film which I think gets a lot of hate.

Orange clock on 4k is definitely my pick up I have more blu rays then 4k. I need more 4ks movies

I love Rob Zombie's Halloween I and II too. Great films. Completely underrated and so misunderstood.

I love Requiem for a Dream but I never understood why each character needed to experience such a brutal ending. I get that drugs are bad, but none of them deserved that.

Speed Racer. Loved it. Every second, every frame. It was like watching a live action anime. Best movie the Wachowskis ever made. It's like looking at a pop art piece render by an effect house and it's packed with sincerity. Even the Time magazine critic made it one of his favorite movies of the year.

Yeah, I hated Everything Everywhere All At Once and so did my wife. I enjoyed Swiss Army Man even though it was a silly movie it made me laugh. I still haven't watched that Leatherface movie even though I own it. Brightburn was a good movie and I wouldn't mind a part 2 of it.

I just watched ‘Swiss Army Man’ a couple of weeks ago and I quite liked it. It’s a bit offbeat, but that’s probably what I liked about it the most. ‘Requiem for a Dream’ is fantastic and one I still think Ellen Burstyn should’ve gotten an Oscar nom for, at the very least. I have ‘The English Patient,’ ‘Lady Bird’ and ‘Licorice Pizza’ in my to-be-watched pile and am now really looking forward to seeing them. Thanks for the suggestions!

Avatar( and the second one) was fine overall, but there were two things I didn't like. The first they were both a little too long. Could have trimmed a little out of both. Second, why were the blue people in the green jungle and the green people in the oceans? To me should have been the other way around.

Before this video all i really knew about The English Patient was what was said in the Seinfeld episode. 😂 Based on your description though I might have to check it out. I'm a horror fan so loving stuff people hate is not a new thing lol. I think my latest ones I liked that others hated were Halloween Ends and Exorcist Believer. Were they fantastic, out of this world films? No. But they did their job and kept me entertained for 2 hours and thats all i needed from them.

Nobody seems to agree with me that Synecdoche New York is one of the best films ever made 🤷‍♂️ I find not only Saiorse Ronan’s characters unlikeable, but the actress herself 🤷‍♂️

Everyone hated The Flash I liked it. Everyone loved Barbie I really didn't like it. I know I'm shocked even at myself I thought it would be reversed lol

I do have some I hate. But. Do love movies I’m not willing of picky on movies

Cool idea for a video! I am 100% with you regarding Requiem For A Dream. Absolutely one of the most brilliant, most devastating movies ever made. Not easy to watch, for sure. Ellen Burstyn gives her most courageous, most powerful performances in this movie. She was robbed of the Oscar that year. All of the cast is first-rate. A Clockwork Orange is a film I only saw once, and it's been several years. I understand that it was intended primarily to be a statement against violence. In my opinion, however, it didn't succeed. I see it as an exploitation of ugly violence being passed off as serious art, as so many films are. I will concede that if I ever decide to watch it again, I may form a different opinion. I didn't hate Midsommar. In fact, I found it to be quite effective. It just filled me with so much visceral discomfort that I knew I would never want to go through it again. This is the first I've heard of Saint Maud, but it sounds like something I would want to see.

I've had conversations with people where I've said I didn't like the way a character in a movie or show was and they would respond with that's how the character is supposed to be. That's how they were intended to be when they were written and I'd be like yeah I get that but that doesn't mean I have to like how they were written.

For me, I guess a film people hate but I like is Hannibal by Ridley Scott. Is it a great film? Probably not but I think it is very well crafted with it's cinematography, production design and music and, aside from a few cringe worthy scenes, it has a good rewatch value to it. I find it to be a lot of fun. Great list Stephanie!

my big hated fave is Tommorowland. I liked that sci fi film with Will Smith and his son too. It had cool creatures.

What an awesome topic and video. I am so on board with you with those horror picks. You might be the first person I've heard that liked the newer Leatherface and so do I . I own all the TCM films and have something good to say about all of them, but I would also say that the Leatherface TCM 3 is my least favorite. Love both Rob Zombie Halloweens and never understood the hate. People hate A Clockwork Orange? I have not run into anyone with that opinion yet, I think it's one of the best Kubrick movies. I still need to watch the Suspiria remake, although I've owned the blu-ray since it came out. Just one of those I keep putting off, but will watch soon. I really want to check out Brightburn, too, and will pick up a copy sometime. The movie I probably like the least from those you mention is The English Patient. I think I might need to see it again. I was big into the Oscars at that time and I was rooting for either Fargo or Secrets & Lies to win, which are still favorite movies of mine. Licorice Pizza I am also not crazy about, but it has nothing to do with the relationship age gap thing. That kind of thing doesn't bother me in movies and it's an odd complaint. Oh, Midsommar is awesome, too. I still need to see the director's cut someday.

I really like After Earth with Will Smith. 😊

Did not like Licorice Pizza; acting was good, but story line/script was aimless, boring. Love Lady Bird! Clockwork Orange absolutely great, genius performance by McDowell, great supporting actors. Saint Maud have not seen, but anxious to watch.

I really enjoyed the video. I am a fan of Brightburn too. Two movies I think that I am the only one that likes them: Morbius & The New Mutants. I hope that statement doesn’t blow up your channel! I love A24 horror films will have to check out Saint Maude. Have a GREAT one! 😎

I love Midsommar.

The English patient is a great movie Steph, I know a lot of people dislike Hannibal but I know you and i like it it's one of my favorites, also After Hours I love that movie

Elaine Benes from "Seinfeld" feels the same way I feel about "The English Patient."

People don’t understand the movie Gerry (2002) but i think it’s one of the best movies ever made

I don’t think that there are any bad Halloween movies in the franchise I would say Halloween ends is last place on my rankings and yet I really enjoyed that one

I love the movie its amazing Licorice Pizza I should add to my letter box to save the movie

It's good to hear that someone else struggled with the first half an hour or so of Everywhere...all at once. I couldn't get past the subservient, bickering, laundrette-running caricatures of Asian people, the film portrayed. I felt awkward and bored just watching and listening to them, and despite liking the premise of multiverse-travel, I simply didn't like any of the characters in the slightest and found them really irritating and whinny.

How is our sweet baby puppy Mala how was her recovery went I do hope she’s feeling better then now

Hey Stephanie/Movie Chatter! I don't mind Requiem For A Dream, but I like a lot of Aronofsky's work, my favorite being Black Swan. I also like Noah a lot even though I'm an atheist. I think stands up fine regardless of where you stand with religion. It's like sports movies. If the movie is good enough, you don't really have to care about the sport. It's how it's artistically handled and how the movie is crafted such as Raging Bull. I'm not a boxing fan but the film is a drama and is not really about boxing. Well, maybe you can guess what I would say about a Clockwork Orange being that my channel is called Kubricklover. Kubrick is my favorite director and I find Clockwork Orange to be one of my favorite films of his and one of my favorites of all the films I like. I think there are a fair number of people that love Clockwork Orange. I do find it kind of shocking. The Ludovico Technique scenes where they got his eyelids peeled back are kind of hard to watch but it's still a fantastic film. I don't know. I think there might be films that might be a harder watch such as Salo and Funny Games and maybe Come And See, all of which I think are great films. I've watched Clockwork Orange many times but I've only watched Salo once, and although I regard Salo as a masterpiece, I don't know when I will watch it again.

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Loved Brightburn. One of the best looking and sounding 4K UHD Blu-rays and I also enjoyed the movie. These are some movies that I enjoyed many many didn't: Norbit Ghostbusters (female reboot) The Matrix Resurrection Suicide Squad (2016) Rampage (The Rock) G-Force

Hi streph Have you seen the film irreversible stared Vincent Cassell if you have what are your thoughts it's tough one great video Thanks Des

Clockwork Orange is amazing - I think maybe I slightly identify more with it being British (not saying our actual culture is anything like that, but you know what I mean) it is a bit weird, but it is a great story that gets you thinking - undoubtedly Malcolm McDowell's best role (he got a bit "will work for food" later in his career, when age and coke took over 😂 and I wouldn't say he was the worlds best actor anyway) and there are many recognisable faces from British TV and Cinema (including a young Warren Clark who plays Dim, he got quite famous later). Anthony Burgess who wrote the novel actually hated the movie as he believed Kubrick totally misunderstood the last chapter and ultimately the point of the novel - and yes I have to agree it is a bit rushed and the closure of the novel is better. But it is what it is. Incidentally, the scene where the droogs attack the writer and his wife is based on real events which happened to Burgess and his wife, I believe at the hands of American GI's during WW2 if memory serves. You will also see David Prowse who played the body of Darth Vader in the original trilogy, in the small role of Julian (the writer's body guard when Alex stumbles back the house a few years after the attack).

Stephanie I’m coming home from bee cave

Rob zombie I need still add remakes. I have his movies DVDs

Requiem used to be my favorite film and people would always say, "I don't like it, but I get it." Licorice Pizza is great! I never realized people disliked it so much. Same for Lady Bird, I never realized. I actually prefer the new Suspiria. I love the original too, but the new one was more my style. I actually used to like zombies Halloween and didn't really like 2 but as time has gone on most of Zombie's work has lost it's shine with me. I pretty much only like Lords of Salem these days He just get a bit repetitive and self indulgent for me.Midsommar...I saw that in the theater 4 times alone and own several versions! Love it. Saint Maud was amazing. The ending...whew. But yeah you may the only other person I know that likes it as well. Still have Brightburn on my lisr.

I agree with: Everything, Everywhere, All At Once...my brother doesn't like that one at all and I myself don't really understand it. I partly agree with: Halloween 2007, the first hour or so had some interesting back story stuff in there, Halloween 2...nah...that's not good at all in my opinion! I don't agree with: Midsommar...it's a Wicker Man wannabe movie...nah...I stick to the original...I do like the actress Florence Pugh the more-and-more I see her (The Wonder, A Good Person, etc.). I know for a fact that there are people who didn't like: Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. When I watched this at the movies, there were people walking away! But, I myself, I enjoy this movie sequel a lot. Other movies I like, but a lot of people don't: Flash Gordon (1980); The Matrix: Resurrections; Terminator: Salvation; The Thing (2011), etc. Movies I don't like, but a lot of people do: Mad Max: Fury Road (aka: Mad Max 4)...a 2-hour continuous action chase movie...nah...not for me...I was bored!; the Pacific Rim movies...too much suspension of disbelief, how awesome the special effects may be; the Despicable Me movies (ADHD-animated movies in my opinion); etc.

I still need to watch Brightburn. Some how it never got off my to do list 😂

Saint Maude!!