David Courtemanche mhm me too

@@davidcourtemanche6127 mhm me too

mhm me too

That’s true indeed. But I am still a collector-minded person. I like collecting things.

@@KouheisPeanutGallery need a new video on some of your collections

@@awardc2389i second this

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2021 🤚🏽

2024 🙃

Sounds interesting. I have never actually watched the series. Even the new ones. I will definitely watch the series anytime soon! Thanks for the suggestion. (FYI, I like the Jason Bourne series.)

Same! Great movie :)

I still do have a collection of Blu-Ray's. Streaming service is one. I like to collect, in general, and I choose tangible form with the ones I especially like.

@@KouheisPeanutGallery thank you for replying! And that is very interesting. I'm much the same with music. I love so many albums but wouldn't buy physical versions of them

@@gozert5744 No need to thank. Vinyl is also something that I would want to collect eventually. What do you buy if not physical ones? Literally digital albums/songs? Vinyl could be a good collection to start collecting.

@@KouheisPeanutGallery I normally just listen to albums I like on Spotify/KZfaq. Also vinyl collecting is great! I would definitely recommend it, especially with the options for hi-fi systems you have in Japan

@@KouheisPeanutGallery Please do another show of your blue rays. It would be great to have another video like this

It's only that I like western (mostly Hollywood though) movies more simply because (I personally think) Japanese movies/dramas look cheap (due to lower budgets, which they cannot help about) and the casts' acting look unrealistic.

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Jesus Christ! Bladerunner is your favorite movie ever!? That is really, really sad.

Hope you got help!

Thanks. I guess I was, at least back then when I made this video. I am now a 31-year-old man, not as pure as I used to be anymore. Or who knows! 🥸

When people are learning a new language, they are encouraged to completely immerse themselves. Movies are one of the best ways to learn a language

He did a separate video on it!

not the way the movie showed it but in many ways yes

@phostime ˘◡˘

Sometimes you gotta dig- look for indie movies and animation that isn’t stupid Disney, and you can usually find a diamond in the rough

phostime They rarely do anything daring or original because they can’t afford to. It’s always the same story and characters rearranged, always the most genres mixed into one movie as to attract the most people for the most money. They did the same thing to Pixar after they bought them out, and turned it into a sequel factory. They make cute things but when you actually try watching different stuff you look back and realize Disney is way overrated. Personally, I’m way more into what Sony did with Into the Spiderverse (actually having FUN with animation) or most things Laika Studios does. Or anything Chris Miller and Phil Lord direct. That’s just for American stuff overall...

phostime I live in the USA but I am literally an animator myself, I’ve made an effort to watch everything I can to learn my craft. Disney is one of the largest corporations in the world, they are not like other animation companies. Their animation studio is literally built on taking public domain properties and then buying out politicians so that their own stuff can not be touched for hundreds of years. They do the same story arcs, art styles, and characters dozens of times and make billions of dollars because they know accessibility is easy and low risk. Most of their movies are now built around their toy market as well. This is why they keep making Cars movies even when no one likes them. They are buying up every big company they can so they can have a monopoly on entertainment. I can go on. Don’t get me wrong, I like some of their movies. I grew up on them. But no, they are not the best. They are just the most well known and the easiest to access.

To me, personally, good movies strive for originality or an artistic challenge in one sense or another. I don’t get that with Disney. That’s me, I’m not knocking you or anything 😕