Thank you

You are a true saviour!

cum

Thanks

SEXY BEAST YES

Not only that but he’s super respectful of the boys opinions and seems super easy to have a convo with him

Yeah. This is easily one of my favorite episodes.

@@stinkfinga4918 I wish you could have seen the face I made when I saw your reply. It is without description. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul

They also had the guy from hunger games he was pretty good

​@@vafanapoli5396 You had me real confused for a second before I remembered which Hunger Games actor.

And Christopher Nolan his other love o.o

@@danielhewson4132 he's not wrong though Christopher Nolan has gone downhill compared to say his work one the 00s. Downhill doesn't imply bad merely lesser and it's honestly why I'm not overly excited for Tenet because there's been no clear sign of improvement or growth from Nolan in quite a while. I want to be proven wrong though because while he isn't one of my favorites I still think he's capable of making great movies and when he's got such a massive mainstream audience he has the chance to bring people something incredible that great artist's like say Ken Loach or Kieslowski were incapable of doing because their work was mostly on the fringe.

I totally agree with Matt. Nolan seems to have gotten worse. Inception and Interstellar had great ideas, but to me, weren't executed well (not bad, but not great) and The Dark Knight Rises was gross to me (to me, a very bad film that makes very little sense to me).

@@dirrdevil Plus Dunkirk which has great ideas and shots but it’s ruined for me when there’s no blood for the pg-13 rating. I think Chris should grow some balls and make a rated r movie.

@@chop2201 Dunkirk was great despite that though

*russer*

Derek Savage

The YMS Hit List Will Smith David Lynch Derek Savage

Accurate

the IHE Mt. Rushmore Derek Savage Captain Alex any character from Madagascar Uwe Boll

Joel the time has come for you to star in the next Matt Johnson movie as SS Joel Haver

Hello Joel, do you like Matt's show Nirvanna the Band the Show? I think you'd love it if you haven't

So strange to see joel haver here love it though. It would be nice to see you two work together.

A lot of the cast was surprising and off, I remember being kinda disappointed when the cast was first announced. Cera as everyman average 20-something Scott was all wrong, and Schwartzman as Gideon didn’t capture the intimidating arrogance and instead just kinda made him a pompous clown.

​@@drakoinx I've seen joel do a jay impression, it was pretty good.

Hard eh

You've found one

@@michaelangelo2192 *quickly tries to find a DW episode with Michaelangelo so that I can make funny reference* But seriously glad someone did, I secretly like that one more than Spearhead from Space

He kinda looks like the 5th Doctor. I can imagine him wearing a stick of celery on his lapel, with that hat.

Definitely watch The Dirties. TOTALLY awesome.

Same McKee Operation Avalanche is even bettet

watch Nirvanna the band the show!!!!

so as you can see from this thread, all of his stuff is great

Please for the love of god go watch nirvanna the band the show, and after u fall in love with it recommed it to your friends and tell them to do the same, the show has a way too low viewerbase and recognition even tho it is easily one of the most accessible yet fantastic shows out there

Agreed! They seemed to give the movie a hard time. I wonder if it was because it wasn't FOR them? Or if it is because Matt Johnson believes in selling out to get more money. That's just how I interpreted it; when Matt said they could have made a bunch more money.

Agreed, I don’t like when women are treated as rewards to men for saving the day in movies. It feels degrading. Also, I’m glad Scott didn’t choose Knives in the end because she’s literally 17.

Not to be confused with north american comics creator Mat Johnson, who's not to be confused with north european comics creator Mats Jonsson, who's not to be confused with north european film critic Mats Johnson.

@@yggdrasil3 Also not to be confused with Mats Johannson, the Swedish designer, or Mats Johan Wilkstrom, the Swedish film actor!

@@markparkinson6947 Wait Matt Watson? From SUPERMEGA???

and they all come from the grandfather "clerks"

@@callumjohnston35 which comes from... hate to say it... Woody Allen

He pretty much had a mental breakdown when he was asked why Batman had to kill, or some shit lol.

Ayy he actually had some good reasons for Justice League though. Actually really feel bad for him that he had to leave for such a horrible event

I mean do you blame him? If I was him or a George Lucas type figure is loose my mind

@@drifter402 What do you mean? Because you'd be getting a large volume of criticism?

Every interview or director commentary track I've heard him do gave the impression of him being laid back and chill as hell. I think of him as a sort of polar opposite of Damon Lindeof due to how Snyder tends not to respond to overwhelming criticism like a pro while Damon will insist critic=racist/sexist bigot.

Yeeeerrrrrr, could've been a better choice of words. I doubt Johnson was thinking about Snyder's daughter though

Eh I highly doubt that was intentional

Same, good luck with that. What are you trying to do?

christopher lee

all people from the last ~5 years

chris rock

Robert De Niro (though he has been in some trash over the years)

28:34 Do you think that’s bad in North America imagine living in south Alabama and you like movies and out their stuff, the whole town treat you like a Red headed step child, times 💯.

I think he was referencing Scorsese's films of the 21st century, comparing these films to those of his earlier career one can observe that there is a bit of a drop off (still these later films are a lot better than most cinema). also Irishman was a bore sober goodfellas

@@moomoo1200 you're wrong about the Irishman, it's not similar to Goodfellas

Crazy statement imo. Scorese has made some incredible films recently. I could sort of understand if someone made that comment in the early 2000s. But this decade he's made Wolf Of Wall Street, The Irishman and Silence, Shutter Island which are all some of the best of the decade imo. And on top of that hes made some great documentaries this decade. I adored the George Harrison one and also the Bob Dylan one was very interesting.

He didnt like Dunkirk either.

moomoo1200 I was told The Irishman would be “old people Goodfellas” but when I saw it that felt like such a superficial comparison to me. The Irishman is about how pointless being a gangster is. Goodfellas is about how one becomes a gangster and the sense of belonging and purpose that gives, but also the mentality of the violent world Henry finds himself in. Both movies are similar in that they’re both gangster movies that discusses how awful gangsters truly are. Both ends with the characters losing it all because of the choices they made and regretting it. However the way they tell that basic story is so vastly different I find it’s such a meaningless and superficial comparison.

for funsies put fuckin david cross on there.... just cuz

I'd replace Marlon Brando with Philip Seymour Hoffman

Birds_of_Dander Brando needs to be there. Streep is a wet blanket.

okay

It's absolutely insane if DDL isn't on everyone's mount Rushmore. Marlon deserves to be on it just because he was a trendsetter and set standards that all other actors afterwards worked toward. Meryl streep idgaf about honestly

Interesting take. Thanks!

El Señor Galacsia that would’ve been a good choice

Yeah idk why he said that bullshit

Yeah Hugo is fantastic. It's kinda my favourite of his

Bit of a stretch to say his best decade I think the 80s is his best for sure. Still he's one of the most consistent directors ever who else from the 70s is still making great films.

Scorsese is the only filmmaker of his generation who managed to stay as relevant as he was during the 70s and 80s, without being overshadowed by the new and young filmmakers. He is able to create masterpieces like The Wolf of Wall Street, The Irishman, Silence etc at this age. He is without a doubt, the greatest living filmmaker. Can't wait for Kiillers of the flower moon. There are still some of his movies I haven't seen yet, like Mean streets, Hugo, Age of innocence etc

If you havent please go watch nirvanna the band the show, its easily his best work and it needs more recognition

@@peggy237 I have, it's absolutely brilliant

He was basically talking directly to Adum the whole time, anyway, they could be brothers

Citizen Kane and War of the Worlds are pretty underrated, ngl

Not by young ppl but older filmmakers definitely hype Welles. Ben Affleck called Paul Thomas Anderson the Orson Welles of our time. His name has cashe still.

Wilo Polis But if you asked a lot of people if they knew who made those films they’d probably not know. Orson Welles is fairly unknown outside film enthusiast circles

@@setlerking Idk, I think the fact that he's written on several different mediums definitely helps. Like how Douglas Adams is known mainly for writing Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, but he was also known for showrunning some of the most popular eras of Classic Doctor Who

Wilo Polis what I meant is that if you namedrop someone like Scorsese, Coppola, or Hitchcock, most people will know exactly who you’re talking about, but few people seem to recognize Welles by name, despite most people at least being familiar with Citizen Kane.

He's making masterpieces like the Wolf of Wall Street, Silence, The Irishman etc in his late 70s

Well Wolf of Wall Street and Silence were two of the best movies of 2010's. So I'd say he's still making great films. Scorsese's my favorite director though. So I'm biased.

That’s a galaxy brain take. I think Wolf of Wall Street, Silence, and The Irishman is a pretty great decade?

Yeah I feel that Matt just threw out those names as examples on the spot without stopping to pause and think about it, I get his point but Scorsese and Nolan are some of the hardest working always trying to improve directors there is, some of their latest films might not be as great as their older ones but it's not as if they're just resting on their figuerative laurels. A better example of Matt's point would be someone like Tim Burton.

For real! Tim Burton feels like a completely different director

its completely arbitary, and wildly inconsistent. whats the point/purpose of system if its going to be slung around wildly and fired blindly all over the place. no point in rules or structure if its INCONSISTENT. fuck the MPAA. its not for your consideration, or safety its about censorship, and control

They raise ratings on movies with gay characters because they are run by conservative assholes. And quality of swears is subjective; and to be unfair to a bunch of jerks, if some movie had 900 light swears or one fuck, the 900 swear movie might be worse.

Jay is on next week

That man needs to stop with the Apocalypse now remakes.

Or Woody Allen

For me its moonlight

for me it's Fateful Findings

Sounds like a bunch of garbage to me

Just a mans opinion