The jungle book

The Matrix

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District 9

dead presidents. Its deeper than what people think the movie is about

Why

@@mohammadabdulfarooqi3068 Just like what they said in the video. All us guys wanted to be just like Jordan Belfort. Each of us thought selling penny stocks and swindling civilians was worth it if we got all that money. And women

@@mohammadabdulfarooqi3068 a bunch of young guys high on testosterone with the shallowness of high school. I feel like it’s self explanatory.

I have an idea what the message of that film is,same as goodfellas.

Wolf Of Wall Street was one of two movies I’ve ever walked out of. I walked out because I was physically repulsed by the unadulterated decadence in that movie. I was so disgusted, I told my friend I couldn’t watch it anymore. It’s incredible that people saw the film and coveted Jordan Belfort’s life.

Watch his story ending. He finally gets the happy ending he deserves.

See also Ray Liotta in Goodfellas

@@Nebuchadnezzar31 that’s true to although a lot of people have said Henry hill was much more of a prick and a lot less important in real life

And yet, I could still separate the great performance from the real life monstrosity of Jordan Belfort. The end of the movie ultimately blames us, the audience, who are willing to be grifted in order to get our piece of the pie.

True

Add Rick Sanchez to the list

Lol, that’s funny.

Only 1 guy got the moral of the story: Matpat. That's why it's not in the list

eyy i said that!

Trees

Anyone who did not get the obvious moral at the ending is an idiot

I completely agree. My husband and I used to always joke that the quintessential Scarface poster is in every rapper's home.

I feel like everyone who tries to emulate the life of Tony Montana stops the DVD before the last 10 minutes every time.

How the film could be become.e so popular with that sort of crowd, I have no idea because it's nothing of what they make it out to be. SPOILERS if you haven't seen it. It's overlong, has a really pesemistic view on the crimeworld, Tony doesn't get the girl ( and she never liked him ), the ending is an extreme downer as he losses everything and there's no glory to it.

@@yusufobaidat4730 films fault to a tee

Should get another boyfriend

My dad is not like that

If you can understand his teary speech at the end to the colonel, then yeah!

Yeah he’s fighting because he knows he can and thinks these people are like those people as shown by his flashbacks

So I felt like they wanted me to feel? Lol! So what was the point of the movie?

I think "cool" is a matter of perspective. I couldn't watch all of natural born killers because it made me nauseous how they reveled in what they were doing. Most battle scenes in war movies are horrific if you think about what they represent. Full Metal Jacket was tragic. If all someone sees is the "cool" when the filmmaker was trying to show the horror, it's because society has glorified violence to the point that all violence is seen as good.

It's why Hack Snyder failed at making Watchmen

I think Roger Ebert said that too.

I couldn't disagree more. You've obviously never seen Full Metal Jacket. There's a difference between glorifying violence and making your movie look good.

They still gotta entertain people.

So basically "Top 10 Underrated Movie".... They done this list multiple times

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Horror Movie Wise: Dead Silence Action Movie Wise: Van Helsing

There’s probably a million of those countdowns on KZfaq

FMJ is a great film

agreed

Joker had a message? What was the message?

Nah, those films failed first with framing

@@videakias3000 That cruelty incites more cruelty

Indeed.

Watchmen comic maybe, Snyder wanted the film to look cool, so no wonder I ended with the funbase it has.

The fact that Rorschach become a white supremacist symbol in the miniseries (which is perfect character progression) triggered so many is hilarious

agreed

The Departed is a great example. Don't get wrong, I was confused the first time I saw it, but after watching it more times than I care to admit, it seems it's moral get's lost in that confusion.

@@bonniehowell4259 one of my favourite movies can watch it heaps of times. Also it’s the best remake of all time

please explain

It's one of my all time favorite movies that I love to revisit. It's major theme is identity and deception, but it's also a somewhat satiric look at police work, namely due to it being loosely based off the Whitey Bulger situation. It's also just a super entertaining police thriller.

@@joshuamouton1460That or the book also made it very clear!

Might be because that shite film missed the point of the book so badly.

No o hair is the villain

@@KidTrigger Go watch Film Theory. Matpat explained everything

@@darianclark3980 I watched the lorax movie and o hair is the villain cuz he wants to kill real trees so he can sell more oxygen to make himself more money so people have to pay for oxygen

Hire a good lawyer for saving your ass from police or the guy who broke his teeth in your fight club.

Sadly you missed the whole point of this video.

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Help you dost plz

Lol

Fight Club tried to explore the harms of toxic masculinity, and youth aggression, trying to bring a realization to the generation. But many people misunderstood it, just like wolf of wall Street.

Came here to say this myself

Yes, I saw a youtube video the other day about the scifi thriller "They Live," and the comments were pretty evenly divided between the two political 'sides' each sure the movie was about the other.

That's a crazy movie good asf that's a good one

@@dustinsmith9117 it really is, it's too bad that most people that I know that have watched it end up the hating the movie for its themes.

“Never compromise, even in the face of armageddon”

Watchmen had a message?what the fuck was the message of this mess of a movie?

@@videakias3000 muddled from the comics, because Snyder doesn't know better

@@videakias3000 That the concept of heroes that solve everyone's problems is inherently flawed, because the people themselves are the problem. Rather than solve the problem by making the world a better place to be in they: Allow others to make decisions about the fate of those around them based solely on face value >Rorschach, place the burden of all their problems on the best of their people creating psuedogods that must somehow meet the expectations society placed on them >Ozymandias, and beg gods who have no real control of the issue to just magically make the problems go away >Dr.Manhattan. Rorschach represents the blind justice of the world. That you can always do what you think is right and it doesn't matter what the consequences are because you did what was right in your eyes. The problem is very few people see themselves as the villain and even much less so in war. They were always in the right and the other side was always wrong. The movie pretty heavy handedly shows this as you see him disgusted with people who are just poor. How he doesn't give a fuck if the world goes back into nuclear war so long as they know Ozymandias tricked them, and the whole prison arc of the movie just shows how even when jailed for committing crime he STILL sees himself as the bringer of justice. Ozymandias can be swapped in for any person who we saw as the solution. He is hyped as being a genius with the body of an Adonis. He CAN'T fail, he MUST have the answer. His gifts become his curse and it drives him to the point of insanity. That he would kill his fellow comrades and commit terrorism to make the weight crushing down on him stop. It's also pretty heavy handed on this too lol. Dr.Manhattan is the easiest one. He has literally infinite power and cannot die and yet he spends half the movie having no idea what the fuck to do. He explains that he is just a puppet like everyone else except he can see all the strings being pulled. He sees everyone's view all at once and when you see all sides of the issue there is no true right answer. All he can do is WATCH from a distance far from everyone else and when he can affect the outcomes of things he can only do so when someone else has already done something about it. The moral of the story is coming together as a society is the only way you can actually build a better world. People will only stop threatening to kill each other with nukes when something WORSE comes along, because too many people are dependent on 3 terrible aspects of society that only lead to more problems.

@@videakias3000 Watchmen shows how pathetic and helpless our individualistic nature is when it comes to solving global problems. It mocks the very concept of a "superhero" as this concept itself is a result of a flawed selfish culture promoted by capitalistic system. You can't change our society using superheroes... it's like killing fire with gasoline.

classic hell from good intentions.

Didn't the girls in the trailer steal money to join the dancing classes despite the mom's dissaproval?

Just like how crime films glorify crime and vigilante films glorify said vigilante, what's the difference?

@@steamboatwill3.367 not much

@@videakias3000 Tell that to the people who condemned “Cuties” without watching the film.

I need to watch it again

I haven’t even seen it and even picked up the “who’s really the parasite here” theme. But that’s the sort of thing people easily miss if they aren’t social justice savvy. I mean look how many fake woke movies we have running around because people don’t actually understand these issues but want to tap into the people who do so they can get brownie points.

Unpopular opinion: Parasite was an overhyped movie

So did Godfather. What's your point?

@@winkosquikalot1844 touché

What when I was saw this movie when I was 9 I though the moral was poor people should realize not to invest in things

Exactly what I was thinking about Godfather and all mafia movies. I wondered why they have so many fans, people should feel disgusted about these things. But then I realised the reality , 70% of people are either stupid or have no morals.

@@cristipaun8398 Some gangster movies do seem to cross a line into glorifying that kind of life, and that on itself is a problem. But I never got that impression with the Godfather Trilogy. Those films are clearly intended as a tragedy, an otherwise good man destroying himself and everyone he loves by becoming wicked and corrupt, but a lot of "fans" just completely miss that point.

@@nazgullord3198 Yeah. Maybe I didnt understood it right , but I didnt see him as a good man either (not even in the begining) , even though he was "better" than the other criminals.

@@cristipaun8398 Well he wasn't part of the family business at the beginning. He got involved when the attempt on his father's life was made. And from then on he got in deeper and deeper.

@@nazgullord3198 Yes , I Know. In my opinion, if you are a good man you dont even consider to take over a criminal bussines , no matter of your good intentions. You just refuse it and have a totaly different life. Or if you want to stop criminality, become a cop/ FBI agent or something , you dont need to take over a criminal busines.

One of the best movies ever made!

My Favorite Film!!!!

Directed by Martin Scorsese

@Tigon he's definitely a scummy guy in real life, he stole from so many people and ends up a despicable character but Leonardo DiCaprio did so good portraying him!

Like some say, Tom was the bad guy, even the actor that played him say so... I think both of them were wrong, but mostly Tom lmao

Message of TDK (in my opinion) was how fragile society really is, and what a great weapon intelligence can be.

It was referenced in rugrats too? Your point

@@dragoncatoverloadI feel your question mark is in the wrong place...

Cuz Mr. Big.

Taika Whatiki knew that, compared with what NNs think about The Great Dictator, To Be or Not To Be and The Producers.

The ending is quite sad tbh- Michael's descent into madness, his transformation into a mafia man.

Only back in the 70s when it came out

Maybe they'll add it when they do Top 10 Animated Movies where the audience got the morals wrong.

It's not that surprising considering the fact that people watch Scarface and they want that life

Kinda, but not really. Jurassic park(at least the first one) wasn't even operational to make money yet and the founder didn't create it for the goal of money. The original moral of Jurassic park was explained by Goldblum's character. That playing god, even for good intentions, is still playing god. Once life has been brought into the world you will eventually lose control of it, because the very purpose of life is to "find a way". The sequels were definitely about capitalism though.

I think some '80s women would be fine with that if Sting was their dictator.

@@isaacgleeth3609 "Hail to the Sting, baby !"

True Blood

It had a cartoon my brother and I would watch before school on Sci-fi I believe.