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Boondock Saints is beyond goated

Not a fan of French cinema?

2:42 - gender-affirming surgery? That's seriously how you describe the mutilation of trans surgeries? No wonder this channel has so few new subs despite the view count on this video. Wokeness is toxic. Nobody wants your woke crap anymore, and you are going to kill your channel worse than these people's careers if you keep pushing that toxic BS.

Without doubt 'The Cruel Sea' is much the best and reaiistic war movie based on a book by the same nane writtin by an officer who fought in the Atlantic

Das boot was incredible

Episode 2 was my favorite too

Thhee onneee pieeeceee the onee pieeece is rrreaaaaalll

The marriage ended soon after. The movie was great.

Many of Stanley Kubrick's films are accurate to a point - Barry Lyndon, Paths of Glory, even Dr. Strangelove. Would be interesting to see a video about some of them.

Lorenzo's Oil was depressing af.

I can see a version of C-3PO like that being voiced by Bob Odenkirk

Him and Weinstein had a lot n common. He might not be around for a while.

I saw The Phantom Menace 25th Anniversary re-release this year and I still love the film and the prequels. I know they have their detractors, but watching the Prequel and Original trilogies back to back shows a coherent story from beginning to end. Overall, it’s amazing just to see how many directors make a big comeback after having various films that don’t do well back to back to then being on top again or perhaps be in a situation like George Lucas where he took a long break from directing a film before he went back in the directors chair and made three ground breaking films on a technological level that further helped break more boundaries in film from visual effects to making films shot digitally. And while he did have a lot of input on Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi to the point where those films were done like a TV with the Executive Producer being in charge of the production, so while he may not have been listed as a director, he was on set of those films a lot and so his fingerprints are on those films just as much as the four Star Wars films he did direct. While he may not think much of himself as a director, I think he’s an excellent director, especially with the visuals all his films have. He’s one of the best visual storytellers that has ever lived and his films always have a unique look to them. Great video man, keep up the great work!

Now it would be an interesting exercise to do the opposite. Movies about actual historical events, that were the worst, most inaccurate, wildly, insultingly off the mark.

George Lucas and Steven Spielberg are fantastic filmmakers. I remember George saying after Star Wars people wanted to make science fiction films with just a lot of lasers and space ships with little to no plot, whereas Star Wars has a plot and characters that you care about, but those in charge of approving of such films didn’t understand what made Star Wars a success. Both Jaws and Star Wars are masterpieces and the impact they’ve had on film and pop culture is still around today. Great video man.

Those McTiernan flops were some of my childhood favourites, damn.

Les miserables was on a budget of 60m, wtf?!? The production value looks so much more.

My dad and I used to watch Tora! Tora! Tora! together when I was a kid. It’s a good movie. I really need to check out Fires on the Plain. It reminds me of All Quiet on the Western Front from what I have seen here.

Everything in it's right place

So who are we supposed to think is the greatest "Artiste" here -- cruel Kubrick, pushover Cruise or can't keep her clothes on Kidman?

o4:55min.s - I was quite surprised that it received such poor reviews despite the fact that I completely agree with them. The film is yet another white-washing of the actual history of Kemet (what you call Egypt), and the c.g.i. is beyond ridiculous. This is one of those films that makes me wonder how c.g.i. seems to have digressed since the *'the Lord of the Rings'* trilogy. I'll take *'the Prince of Egypt',* any day. *[Edit]* o5:21min.s - The argument that you use, here, to dispense of the backlash that the film received for its almost all-w.t cast seems to be identical to the one used to defend Disney's *'the Little Mermaid'* live action film. It's just so funny to hear people use these arguments when they're suitable for their stances.🤔 o6:39min.s - I love *'Last Action Hero'!* 11:39min.s - You mean the movie that I'm watching today, 'Mouse Hunt'-one of my favourite films of all time!

The 1953 film ‘The Cruel Sea’ is a counterpoint to ‘Das Boot’ It is written by a WW2 Royal Naval Reserve officer Nicholas Monsarrat who served on Corvettes during the Battle of the Atlantic

Although cats was a historical hilarious catastrophic failure I think Hooper will come back. He's not a shit director, I just think cats is difficult to pull off in anything but animation or theater and that whole thing was a bad idea from the start.

iRobot is a dumb lazy movie

Battleship and John carter are some of my favorite movies. Battleship was the first pg13 movie I watched and I’ve always loved John carter

If you watch them all in a vacuum, Empire is the only one that really blows the doors off. A New Hope deserves credit for the special effects but it's a pretty bland story that's only improved due to the following films.

Kurtzman and Orci are responsible for J.J.Abrams fall. They're mediocre writers whose screenplats/scripts all have similar issues structurly.

THAT IS WIERD, ACCORDING TO NET WORTH HE HAS 120 MILLIONS.

47 ronin was flop !!?? 😮

Never been his strong suit? NEVER been his strong suit?!?! I will agree that George DID go overboard with the green screens in the prequels. Because even now ALREADY, they are starting to look like shit. But George directed one of the most successful movies EVER made. Studio had such little faith in him and his dream they gave him 100% merchandising rights. 100%!!

The graphics were honestly laughable at the time. Too much green screen and the effects don't hold up. It looks like a PS2 cutscene

Oh yea now you'll be avenged director😂

Cool

I completely ignored "The Boondock Saints" until a friend and fellow movie enthusiast said "You need to watch this.". And, boy, was he right.

@Lit2animate is working on bringing US fantasy to animation... fantasy needs animation, adapting them to live action, will ruin them.

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what a dumb take, even david lynch doesn’t like david lynch’s dune

But Cinderella does get her happy ending in the Grimm version. Just not the step sisters.

Bruh le mis is the WORST of wolverine’s singing career lmao

I like empire revenge and rouge one.i like when its more serious and brutal

Great video as always. Here’s one of my favorites. Soon after Tom Selleck shot the pilot of Magnum P.I. he was offered a movie role but CBS would let him do it. That role was Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

So christian bale isnt a james bond fan

a cure for wellness is absolutely brilliant! no idea same director as potc! a cure is a must see for those that haven't that enjoy thrillers/horror/psychological

I can’t say it’s on the level of T2 that’s just crazy talk, but I’ve never understood why Clones is widely seen as the worst SW movie. Granted, this was the first SW movie I saw in a theater, so maybe I’m just more attached to it.

Same

Boot not the shoe.

Should have won the Academy award for Master and Commander.