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The animation was impressive.Thank you for your review! 🙏❤

I think I may switch from A-List to Alamo Season Pass. AMC's plan is better but Alamo gives you a far more superior movie theater experience.

Why is Princess Bride in your title? Clickbait?

I’ve loved this movie for a long time. Glad to see it being talked about! I enjoyed your review, and in the parking lot without a script! Very thoughtful. To answer your question: Neverending story!

📖 What’s your favorite movie with a story-within-a-story?

This movie is friggn amazing. Best villain ever!!!!

Looks like I missed my chance to see this again on a big screen. It’s gone from all of my area Alamo theaters, and is practically gone from AMC as well.

I love Tim Burton, he is one of my favorite filmmakers. However BeatleJuice (the original) is one of my lesser favorites amongst his filmography. So I wasn’t terribly enthusiastic about the prospect of a sequel. I thought if Burton had to make a sequel, I would’ve rather seen an Edward Scissorhands film. The idea of old man Edward sounds kinda awesome to me! But I digress. Like you, I didn’t enjoy the character of BeatleJuice in the original film. He’s gross. He tried to marry a teenager, and was always doing creepy things like trying to look under women’s skirts. I don’t really find sexual harassment funny and I find it disturbing that so many fans love his character… However, this new film got rid of all that creepy stuff. BeatleJuice still has a toxic relationship and unhealthy Obsession with Lydia but it was contrasted against her toxic relationship with her fiancé. This time I enjoyed BeatleJuice as a villain and foil because he wasn’t portrayed as creepy pervert anymore. He felt more like his counterpart from the animated series. In that show, BeatleJuice and Lydia are “best friends” but it’s still shown as toxic unhealthy relationship without the creepy child marriage aspect. I really wish this sequel had outright referenced the Animated show. Even though it didn’t, it did have a similar feel and vibe with how the afterlife was depicted. Which makes sense because Burton worked on the Animated Series. I think Tim Burton has definitely matured as a filmmaker and I liked this new movie so much more than the original. This sequel and the Animated Series are both pretty awesome. I could do without the original aside from a few scenes.

The book was very good. The movie is very unique, just as you said. It's not an action movie but a slow drama. The story is mostly about the three talking and sharing anecdotes and thoughts that are quite interesting. It can be slow for some but I think it's rewarding to watch it once. The Russian word "stalker" approximately means "scavenger".

Half way there

I first saw Stalker when I was in art college ca. 1986. I've seen it many times since. Tarkovsky and many other cast members likely all died later from their exposure to toxins in the industrial Soviet filming locations. Also, they basically had to film it twice since all their initial film stock turned out to be corrupted when it was processed. Tragic all around.

It’s an MK ultra movie which does some really evil things I cannot mention here - but neon films and many of their projects are targeting and harrassing specific people (Mk ultra victims) with their movies. That’s why it’s so strange to normal people

Memories of the old homestead at the midpoint!

I really hope you become famous so i can say i was there with him the whole way 🎉

I have never seen that movie but it sounds good

I loved this movie 🎥🍿

Yup it was utter trash!

Great summary

North of Ireland 😂🤷🏻

Truth in plain sight

That movie is actually pretty good 💯

It wasn't good in the beginning but was getting slowly better

Something else I like about this movie: it genuinely and thoughtfully recognizes the astronauts who died in the Apollo 1 disaster, and the characters’ desire to honor the memories of those men is woven into the story as a motivation.

I think this was a amazing movie 🍿🎥

I have. Officially claimed my seat before you become famous

I have claimed my seat before you because famous

Edgar Rice Burroughs did not write the Lost World.

Yeah it put me in my comfort zone 😄

Hello there i hope you had fun

But i can still 100% agree with you

I think it’s impressive how the writers get to talk about the complexities of the mind in such an easy way… Thanks for your review! 🙏🏼💜

And you f****** every movie Man

Me too

I take partial issue with your statement beginning around the 4 minute mark. People most certainly take issue with nepotism (and it's offshoot of legacy admissions in higher education) in many fields, particularly fields which are highly competitive, highly compensated, and have certain limitations to the sheer availability of positions. Many jobs in finance, legal, and the medical professions are filled with the scions of those already successful in those areas, and the notion of meritocracy often goes out the window when it comes to many of these positions. Not all, not even most, but a significant enough number that leads to a cycle that's very hard to break, particularly amongst those people who DO possess the talent and ability and intelligence, but won't have the opportunity to get a first, second, let alone third look when it comes to their potential. The reason why nepotism in other fields isn't spoken about is that those fields tend to have rather low socioeconomic stakes when it comes to the greater economy, up until you're talking about the very pinnacle of those fields. It's reasonable that no one would bat an eye at a son following his father in becoming a police officer. People would, and justly, would raise a stink if a son follows his father, who is the Chief of Police or superintendent, in becoming a police officer and then rises up the ranks partly or wholly due to that familial connection. Lastly, I disagree with the notion that merely acknowledging that someone is the beneficiary of nepotism, however great or small, is tantamount to discrediting them or their successes. You (and the beneficiaries) can acknowledge the leg up AND also respect they are/were possessed of great talent and ability that has allowed them to reach and maintain success in many ways irrespective of their familial lineage. To say or imply that nepobaby as an appellation is inherently discrediting and unwarranted in all cases strikes me as being infantilizing to the very people who are willing and capable of saying, "Hey, I had these advantages, and I acknowledge them, which is why I worked very hard to make my own way and become as successful as possible so as not to waste those very same advantages". No one who is being intellectually serious is using the term nepobaby as a criticism of those who truly excelled (and likely would've regardless of their familial lineage). Instead, it's those who get the leg up, the doors opened, and do the absolute bare minimum while still receiving plaudits and opportunities solely because of the familial lineage (and often the machinations of said lineage).

You make an amazing argument about the term nepobaby and how it’s used to put down people who are using the advantage they have in life to do something. Is it always fair, no, but neither is the world and putting someone down just because they have that advantage is detrimental to the potential they may have.

Found the nepo baby

Excellent reflection on "nepotism". I'm reminded of an interview with Julian Lennon when he was asked if his music was influenced by his father's work. He responded by asking the interviewer how could anyone following a parent into any profession not be influenced by the parent.

"The Legend of Drunken Master" is a better edit than "Drunken Master II". For those wondering, it's the same movie. However, "The Legend of Drunken Master" is much better edited. Has a better English Dub. And it's a better presentation overall. Skip "Drunken Master II" and watch "The Legend of Drunken Master".

Great video 👍🏿

Great video, you had some static in the section with editing you tho

$2 for convenience fee the $$ for any other format than a regular.

A very fun movie... I like a lot the references to the original series. - Thanks for your review, Matthew!

May i know the tittle of jackie chan movie with the vampire?

I Like drunken master 1&2..

Any other movies (especially 60s, 70s, 80s) that really need the big screen treatment? If necessary we can hold out for a re-release, or lobby the Alamo Drafthouse for a special event. Seeing ALIEN in a theater again was a real treat.

I like the english dub of the tv show, though watch mostly in japanese first. The film I saw in german dub, and it was also great. So I can't imagine that english dub of the film will somehow be bad

What’s your favorite Jackie Chan movie? And where do you rank DRUNKEN MASTER II?

Love the anime series; have to see this

Sometimes our desire to be satisfied (pleased, like/be pleasured by) is trumped by our need to be stimulated (challenged by?) what we're taking in. I'm sure that (like many of us) you're aware of always walking on that fence... raw "feels" on one side ...and our need for meditative/spiritual, analytical/intellectual growth on the other. (Don't look to "get it" based on your background, if you've enough empathy to feel.) Looking forward to watching more of your reviews, so... carry on! 😁👍🏾

Awesome review, and I'm rrrrrreally looking forward to watching this... 😉 ...the kind of escapist fantasy we don't get to see any more.👍🏾