Hehehe

Cool how you obtain teleportation ability after getting a film degree

The film guy being a Wes Anderson character makes it so much funnier

That little run/walk up to the camera proceeded with "Do you even like films" was perfect

sustaining both eye contact and non-eye contact is so weird, yet this managed to do just that

This dude is like a giant judgmental bird

My guilty pleasure and equally red flag is to ask for the most obscure, random, 2000-ish indie films I know in HMVs or Cex DVD shops, knowing they won't have them in stock.

My man filmed his video in 50fps just to tick off all the film students 😅

Okay but the reaction to "sometimes I watch movies at 1.5x speed" is honestly reasonable

As someone with a film degree this is frighteningly accurate. The specificity of Kill Bill Vol. 1 and then casually dropping Birth of A Nation into the conversation. Haunting.

as a film student i know that film students are a threat to humanity when they watch a bad movie

I want to talk about the cinematography and lighting. How that panning shot across the room is meant to foreshadow the main character’s future career in a wide open desert on a military operation that will lead to her death but also her discovery of her true purpose. But no one cares so I say “yeah I liked it”.

I like how this sounds like a supervillain monologue and an average film critic at the same time

Like how the normal guy stays in one shot and the film student needs multiple camera angles

I used to be that friend but like instead of a film student i was a student of Doug Walker and his squadron of reviewers. I became quite the lord of destruction of cinema, but like my favorite movie was Click because i wanted to be Adam Sandler in that moment and have the remote but like i would use it in a smart way and get the most out of it.

This is the type of film student to watch just the tarantino movies and scorsese gangster films and base their whole personality around it 🤣

Lmao the heavy breathing after ‘NOT godfather part 3’ is dead on

This is what Wes Anderson sees when he drops acid

Not a film student but that ending is the correct reaction to that last take

The most powerful cinematic tool of them all: the jumpscare