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The Beatles was about compassion and love. Mr jobs was about money and entanglement. Capice Dr T Botanist and 🎹 ist. European Scholar 🎉

You guys read the Letterboxd comments?

I don't watch many films, so my problem doesn't lie with them, but rather video games. I have played the first two games in the Danganronpa series. I adore this series and connect with it deeply, but due to it being so wacky, insane and a little "cringe" at times and can't bring myself to recommend it to any of my friends :(

I think a lot of it comes down to people considering their subjective opinion as fact. Often times the more accurate statement isn’t “this film sucks”, but rather “it wasn’t for me.” The most important part of recommending is - as you said - to consider your audience. People have different tastes, perspectives, backgrounds and beliefs. You can’t recommend the racy, controversial shit to the conservative pearl-clutching types.

Uh. Why am I here? I don't recommend movies usually... anyway anyone here see The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed

I hate National Treasure

It’s not easy having taste

They are criminals

Michael had a unique education that made him a formidable boss: (1) his Ivy League education, (2) his military training, (3) his 2 years of hiding in Sicily, and (4) his apprenticeship with Vito. That time in Sicily gave him a deep understanding of the nuances of the mafia, something that made him more strategic than even Tom Hagan.

Did Kay ever find out about Apollonia?? I can’t remember if she did or not

Great breakdown man

What a video ❤

i will analyze whiplash till i die

My wife, when we first started dating thought of me as a "film snob" and to prove it she was going to pick out a dvd randomly from my collection, to confirm it was likely going to be " pretentious, long and boring, just like all artsy fartsie films" She picked a "A Clockwork Orange" by Kubrick. She is still mad at me about it.

Your friends are npcs 😢

Hey latarax is there a reason you put riskys on yellow and highbrows on red?

Why did I get this? My friends love my movie recommendations so much that they start obsessing over them 😭

Their taste is shlt.

This reminds me of creative writing class. I had to do one story and the class has to give their opinion. Each classmate had a different idea of what I was trying to do and most were completely the opposite of what I wanted to say. So I can relate.

New Latarax vid just dropped, no one talk to me for 8 minutes

One of my favorite movie experiences I recommend was watching Tron (‘82) and Tron Legacy immediately back to back. And the same with Bladerunner and 2049. Absolutely Cinematic

your channel is so good!

TL;DR: Most people have no taste.

I’ve always loved the fact that everyone, inside the film and out, pronounces his name Neeman because Fletcher does, even though Neiman himself pronounces it Nayman, as a symbol of Fletcher’s power over him

Shark Tale mentioned 😎‼️

The Charlie Parker story is that Jo Jones threw a cymbal at his FEET

Just @ me next time

Oh

well, I'm a failure, And I can tell you that's not worth it either.

Good

Great video,the part of his soul did really die

I think, more than anything, that the collection of vignettes this episode showed, really spun on the overarching theme of season two being 'Every second counts'. As Carmy stands there in the final shot, his new dishes in front of him all inspired by the scenes we've experienced throughout the episode - these dishes are his memories brought together, and the tone of the shots with him in the present makes it seem as if he's regretting not ever being present as Carmen the human, and instead always personifying that 'Fuck you, I'll show you' mentality that Carmen the chef brought in season 1. I especially loved that he subbed the blood orange dish, and when Syd did something similar with the risotto he berated her. He was becoming his boss at The French Laundry, and he realized that. That strange limbo in the pursuit of perfection, one mentor telling him to subtract, while another says to add 5 seconds to a sear, perfection contradicts itself in what he does, as food is inherently subjective and as such he’s been chasing something that doesn’t exist. Him photographing the dish he made for Noma also illustrates the point of him wanting to prove himself - But his brother who he sent it to had no idea what it was, as Carmen maybe never made the effort to explain what he had going on, it showed how out of sync with everyone he was, not to mention with himself. I understand why some people wouldn't receive this episode well. As someone who threw everything, and everyone away to pursue a dream myself, it resonated with me on such a deep level. When you finally stand at that pinnacle of your game, you realize that the only thing the work has amounted to is more work, there is never going to be a finish line no matter how hard you push, and that it's everything in between that actually matters - everything in between that you for years disregarded as not as important as your work. I absolutely adore this episode.

Jayam ravi😅

Dude starts out the video with the presupposed implication that the only people with negative views on Nolan are all in echo chambers

American brainwashing, it’s sad. I always saw the end as one self absorbed a whole clicking with another self absorbed a whole.

CORE MESSAGE: SUCCESS IS NOT FOR THE FAINT-HEARTED AND WEAK-MINDED. BASICALLY: A VICTIM-MENTALITY DIRECTOR, COMPLAINING ON HIS FILM, ABOUT TOUGH-LOVE MENTORS.

Great video

Okay this guy sucks 😂

He turned into a bad ass by the end of the movie. Everything about him changed....his look, his demeanor.

Very subtly put, the amount of people incapable of deep thinking is much more than the opposite

Christopher Nolan’s not a bad film maker, but his movies are really boring. Too long, and slow paced.

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In other words, no matter how hard he tries, they always pull him back in...

I couldn’t disagree more. People are all different and what works for some one else may not work for another. Most people cannot understand that it isn’t fletcher’s fault some one else taking their life. Sean could have left fletcher’s program whenever. This is a genuinely weak point of view where this MAN, not boy, had no choice and was just ruthlessly abused at no choice of his own. Sad. Everyone is a victim in this comment section.

Musical excellence is something worth living and dying for. It's something worth taking punishment for

He didn’t go to Italy. Dumbass poster!!

And don't forget the Andrew's father look of disappointed at the end.

This is brilliant

a different representation of success compared to Whiplash: Little Miss Sunshine

I feel like apolonia was real😂❤