great fucking video and great fucking channel. Fuck.

He’s such a great actor, writer, and director! ❤❤❤

Great video, thanks. Here it is a list of McDonagh's filmography: kzfaq.info/sun/PL3bN3qL-ZFiFcWQYPnl4q31_Sp94yq_8O

Perfect film by all means, true ★★★★★★★★★★!

a 75mm handheld is surprisingly intimate. For the last 5 years ive been filming with wide lenses thinking that was more intimate, but looking back on the videos I made when i didnt know what I was doing made me just realize this.

is it andrew garfield's voice?

Man I´m in love with those guys

I really think the Safdie brothers are great. The weird thing is that 'Heaven Knows What' is imho really not a good movie and it wasn't even edited really good. Truly one of the the most boring. lackluster and uninteresting movies I've seen in a long time. Fast forward a couple of years and they are suddenly making stellar content. I always wonder what I missed that was so great in Heaven that other's clearly noticed about it that made these guys the hidden gems (pun intended) they actually are. Anybody care to explain what is so great about 'Heaven'? Still don't see it.

Subscribed :) hope to see more of your videos in the future

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i cannot wait for their future movies, theyre some of the most influential directors of our time

whats the source for these clips? is there a making of?

I’m really glad they used the takes that made the movie

Great video mate

Great video. Martin is by far my favorite modern director and writer.

Tell me you're American without telling me you're American. "Not recognize a single movie they choose." *Picks up Bicycle Thieves* Me: okay then.

True uncut gems

Welcome back king

Armie Hammer💋💖

Thank you

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One of the most articulate video essays I’ve ever watched. Sensible observation and great insight!

So let me get this straight. The rebellous dude that almost f'ed up his duette of 'Hurt' with David Bowie wrote the score to this movie... Ok, everything's forgiven for 'Just Like You Imagined'.

Can't Believe Jessie didn't won an Oscar for his performance as Mark. Obviously it's a fiction movie but Jessie literally killed it,no other person except mark can do the justice to this role.

This is so cool, I love your analysis!! By the way, how did you got the 'Daddy Longlegs" making of ? I would love a link to it

Okay no joke but I feel like the music in this has a similar effect as the music in Inside Out...like, the Pixar movie...I can't really explain it but the idea of emotional layers translated into a modern orchestral style score seems to be used in similar ways, which is just. Bonkers to me

I'd bet the channel has a lot of subscribers, but only 1.7 thousand. Very good analysis, hope you gain the audience. peace

are you director now?

this was cool!

I recognize Thunder Road, Wolf of Snow Hollow and The Stop. Does anyone know what the name of the short/film the fourth cop performance was in?

Like how you mentioned there visuals style feels almost like surveillance footage like there’s this omniscient presence watching over the characters.

It’s a David Fincher Movie, why won’t you see it?

very well done video

After watching Thunder Road completely blind a little over a year ago, I was completely hooked and I've been bothering everyone I know to watch it. Great video! Super well edited.

Fab video, Thomas. ❤️ Was love at first sight at the funeral with Jim. 😅

Thunder Road is great.

Nice! Love Thunder Road, going to re-watch after watching this. Looking forward to more deep dives from you!

Nice job on this. The other value I've noticed about long oners is the ability to feel like other forms of media. This seems very intentional in Birdman (to make it feel like a play). In other cases, oners to me often feel sort of like a video game. Video games are kind of accidentally composed of a series of oners so there are some overlapping storytelling techniques. The same sort of limitations are there, though with an added limitations of not even guaranteeing where the camera is pointing. I don't know how much influence games have had in the opposite direction (aside from one notable exception in Hardcore Henry), but oner approaches in films definitely seem to have influenced games. There's a whole iconic car sequence in Call of Duty 4 that seems very children of men inspired, as is the opening for the last of us.

I never heard of Jim Cummings other than the voice actor. Now I'm going to binge-watch all of his movies.

This movie is a god damn masterpiece

Great video! Subscribed

Where'd you get the interview clips?

The only sad thing about the safdie bros work is that there isn’t enough of it

I love all their films they have an intensity that no other filmmakers can replicate

Thanks; this is a really interesting video :)

The main theme made this movie for me.

Quote from Roger Corman - 'Keep Gambling, Keep taking chances.' The only way to build my own style, keep filming something. Yes I will, till the day I die.

8:13 "Not recognize a single movie they choose" Literally holding up Bicycle Thieves lol

The only problem I have with your analysis is using the scene with Douglas Levison in Heaven Knows What as an example of their methods working against them. It's a deleted scene, after all. I agree completely that it was out of place and wouldn't have done the movie any favors, but I also kinda think they felt the same way and that's why it's not in.

I didnt notice this before but thats why mark probably drained eduardos ownership in the company.....facebook was Marks baby ya know..he had nothing else going for him in life......didnt notice that good things were only happening to Eduardo in the beginning...but going through the same thing its hard to be happy for your friends when good things are only happening to them...and when mark moved to california to incorportate the company...eduardo didnt go initially which was his only fault by letting Mark and Sean do whatever they want...Eduardo is the CFO of the company and he was barely there lol and he let Sean walk all over him.....never ever do business with friends lol...its a cut throat world