Just watched, had so many laugh out loud moments. Some of its endless zany and videogame-esque moments brought parts of it down for me, but the joy of seeing silent film comedy make it's near 100 year return is very much welcomed.

I've watched Kieslowki's Three Colors trilogy several times. Mesmerizing.

I've just watched it, brilliant, reminded me a bit of eyes wide shut, very funny 😃

I loved every miniute of it

I saw Them in my neighborhood theatre back in 1954. Saturday matinee admission price was 10 cents! James Whitmore was young too.

You know that current Hollywood films have reached bottom when the only apt comparison you can make to this film is the OW MY BALLS! sequence from IDIOCRACY (2006). One of the writers of IDIOCRACY, later said that they were writing an extreme satire of life in the future and never expected it to become a documentary. Well … here we are!

Not unlike The Godfather, it can be viewed again and again. Brilliant screenplay and dialog, incredible cinematography.

I cannot think of another male actor who has the presence and power of M. Brando.

I am a Non Bengali North Indian but ever since have learnt to speak and understand the language have become an instant Ray fan and Jalsaghar is an indispensable watch! More in love with the Music in it and to know that the sentiments of the Indian history and times reflected in the movie prove educative beyond borders makes me want to register my loyal appreciation for the genius that the subcontinent produced in film making!! Shatranj ke Khiladi (Chess Players) yet another masterpiece!

Se7en was a crazy unboxing video

The great Jerry goldsmith score, trumpet solo by Uan Rasey. You heard him on all the great MGM musicals such as Singin in the Rain and American in Paris, West Side Story, Rocky and more

Love love ❤️ this channel! But… Daniels not Bridges 😉😊

If I never watch another new corporate sponsored movie again, I don't care. There are so many great movies from film's 100 year history that there are already more than I can watch in my lifetime - and your reviews and video series help lead my way. Thank you!

Merci ❤

Guy has some good taste - once he mentions Frantic and Something Wild - definitely good to see.

My 36 yr old friend asked me to go to Deadpool a week ago and he bought the tickets yesterday for me and someone else, and today I didn't go, because I really didn't feel rested enough to watch a 2hr superhero movie. I accepted when he asked me just because he went to a concert with me a few weeks ago. I'll just give him the money for the ticket. I'd rather stay home and stare at the ceiling than watch that sh#t. Out of all the movies, he asks me to go to this, come on...

Did Hugh Jackman really need money that bad? Surely a guy as gifted as him, and with such a high stature as him can work with A list directors again like he used to? And develop his own projects

Will not be watching as I hated the first two deadpool movies but still a great review anyways

I think you don’t like Deadpool and what he brings. A Deadpool movie is 4th wall-breaking, self-deprecating, self-aware, cameo-filled, bloody superhero movie. But if you don’t want those things, it doesn’t matter what the writers do. You’ll still hate it. From reading and watching your reviews, I feel you have a very rigid view of what you consider a good movie is, but I still respect your opinion. Your ability to have watched so many movies makes me think you enjoy more movies than you give off.

Hated it. Love your review. Corporately directed future of cinema is scary

This movie would've excited me in 2018 or 2019 but I'm over it and just burned out on the big franchise movies. It looks like a gimmick instead of a real movie.

I would love to see you do a series with the guy at Moviewise. Both of your channels educate and enlighten my filmgoing experience so much. youtube.com/@moviewise?si=ynjtIdRGYRvEdk4l

Been on comic book movie fatigue since Endgame. Also as I get older they are less appealing. I want fresh narratives and breaking of conventions. This stuff is like tv episode of the week cartoon storytelling. There's no question scriptwriting has been overall poor in the modern era. When I watch something like Kurosawa or Maltese Falcon and then watch a modern film the divide is so obvious. Even the early 2000s had better scripts. I saw In thr Bedroom recently and it blew me away (Tom Wilkinson).

I just paid $48 for two tickets for tomorrow's show😭 Now I regret it

Yeah this film was lower middling for me. The opening was a fun watch and there were a few good jokes (non puerile) around but most of the fight scenes were a mess of movement, poorly shot and the last act, a predictable slog. Plus the cameos were few and mostly lacking. This film did not need to be 2hrs long as well. This is a small bump up for marvel quality wise but the descent continues

Generally agreed with you, although I found parts of it to be a bit more fun than you did. I thought the first 20-30 minutes focused on joking around was really enjoyable. However, once they got into the plot of the 2nd act it was so boring and predictable.

I learn a lot from your reviews. Great channel.

Gene Hackman was great in Unforgiven, but Jack should've won Best supporting actor that year for this movie.

Fun list ... but what about "I'm Gonna Git you Sucka" ??

I'm of the generation that grew up watching science-fiction movies, mostly B-movies, of the 1950s at the local theatre. I'm thankful that I've hung around long enough to enjoy movies like Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049. I appreciate your reservations about BR2049 and I too would love to see a third movie in the series.

I like dune, Lifeforce, total recall, after hours, none of which are highbrow

OK, your list is highly excellent by placing near dark on it. I would absolutely recommend your list to anybody that didn’t know what the 80s produced because these are almost all bangers for me too.

Just watched Pather Panchali. There is a feel in every shots and the way it was taken. I am still thinking how he imagined these, may be spending days at these places. Oh its a masterpiece. will watch the remaining two. would have missed it without your review. Thank you!!

My dad is in it and in McCabe and Mrs Miller. I have a t shirt from Buffalo Bill and some photos my dad took of the cast and set. I’ve heard some good stories from the set. I love both these films 😊

Where can I watch this in English?

Hands down coldest part of the movie is when the little brothers says why are you helping me and big bro says cause you asked lil brother cause you asked

Sometimes goofy, weird, low-budget films just hit. One of my favorites of this type is a Czechoslovakian film called Lemonade Joe.

"If I tell someone I like them, they'll think I'm stupid." I like this definition of guilty pleasure lol.

I keep coming back to this movie

I did wonder if Bond was inspired by this one and if “It Happened One Night” inspired 39! How cool!!😄

Im surprised you did not mention cinematographer László Kovács in this review.

Based an a book found in the attic after the author's death. By the way, Italy is not a truly nation state as there are few recognized nations.

#1 the title

Totally agree. I was expecting something amazing because of all the hype but it didn't really feel like anything new

Mon Oncle is from 1958 - Jacques Tati had made several other movies before - notable Jour de Fete in 1949.

A wicked funny movie with great musical performances and great acting. John Goodman as a junkie, Justin Timberlake as a squeaky-clean folkie, so many more. And then there is "Please Mr. Kennedy..."

Yes! Body Double is what I would categorise as a true guilty pleasure. Stuff like Death Wish 3 , Ms 45, Class of 1984

I've only watched Heathers and Something Wild. I don't do horror, sports or testosterone movies. No criticism, just me. Don't know why I've never watched Pretty In Pink, Molly Ringwald period when she was at the top of her game. IK would include pretty much every Anthony Michael Hall movie, with a special call-out to Weird Science.

Its such a Nolan film. Cold, technical, too fast paced (every scene felt no more than 15 seconds long) poor characterization, confusing and too long. Not a fan.

I like these lists. Ranking the 80s by different criteria I think really gives a more wholistic view of what to look in to. Some of my “guilty pleasures” of the 80s include: Batman, Ghostbusters, Evil Dead 2, Beer, The Great Outdoors, Berry Gordy’s The Last Dragon, and Ator.