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An underrated vid about an underrated show!

One of my favorite films I know the soundtrack very well and you don't because you didn't mention my Mark Mothersbaugh at all

I loved it from the start. The one set in India and the recent one in France are the worst ones

Would have been funny if you snuck in a few Johnny English clips.

Well done.

Oh. Frasier’s back? Also, there are a lot of sitcoms where the laugh track fits (3rd Rock from the Sun, for instance) but a lot of them are why I hate the idea.

What year is this?!

"why is gomora" was an improve. The guy is the real deal.

All great. I would add "Where Do You Go To My Lovely?" in Hotel Chevalier.

"aline" in the french dispatch was very good too

“i wonder if it remembers me” absolutely kills me everytime

He's the goat! Period! 👏👏

Beautiful retrospective, I'm glad I got this in my recommended, thanks mate.

This movie is like a fully loaded potatoe chip, its sounds weird but its actually pretty damn good!

Ruth - long lost member of "Mummas Kumquat"!

HOTD is quality, loving every second. Acolyte... not so much. Episode 4 was essentially a walking simulator ffs. Lake Mungo was overrated, but a decent shocking moment near the end. And I know what you mean with seeing old films in cinemas. I watched Elf on the big screen again this xmas and it was such a better experience at the cinema with kids all around laughing and enjoying it etc.

Django is number 1 to me

He will never not be Saul Goodman

Criterion Collection selection. Gives positive effect..😮 overt irony??

You should do a video on Still Game

Great movie history and music

Jeremy, we are NOT in the Euro.

I'm here to comment on this amazingly relatable title

when the rock played in the game plan the kids movie about a foot player and his daughter he didnt know about, that was a real good movie for him and i havent seen him play a movie like that since. he really felt like the kids father and went from a didnt want a kid dad to i cant live without knowing his daughter is safe dad. it really showed his skills as an actor.

Jersey Girl is ranked too low, imo. George Carlin and the girl hold the movie together. The Reboot being higher is a travesty. Agree with the top 3. Thanks for making the list.

Nice video... personally I think Dogma is his best work... I love how high you placed Zack and Miri... I think everything staring Harley is his worst movie... Yoga Hosers and Reboot were just awful... Clerks 3 suffered from the fact that I know the heart attack story by heart from the million podcasts and late shows he talked about it on... and killing Dante, after killing Becky, after Randall shitting on him the whole movie for what a shitty friend he is... and then Kev ends the movie with Dante's ghost working with Randall for eternity ?? I mean the most likeable character of Clerks basically lived in hell and spends eternity not with his dead wife but his shitty friend... yeah... I am not hopeful for his next Jay and Bob movie... I will watch it... but its been a LONG time since I loved a Kev Smith flick... Still love the man tho...

Nice retrospective! My fav will always be Clerks too.

1. Pulp Fiction 2. Reservoir Dogs 3. Inglorious Basterds 4. Django Unchained 5. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 6. Kill Bill 7. Jackie Brown 8. The Hateful Eight 9. Death Proof

1. Magnolia 2. Boogie Nights 3. Punch Drunk Love 4. There Will Be Blood 5. Phantom Thread 6. Licorice Pizza 7. The Master 8. Hard Eight 9. Inherent Vice

Dexter somehow messed up its finale TWICE ffs! lmao

After rewatching, the chiropractor scene seems like a good parallel to how Asher is ignored and fucked over in the last episode of the show.

Very odd to see such a very young Owen Wilson and Matthew Gray Gubler here.

Stopped watching a bit into the new guy coming so Thanks for showing me what happened !

Pixar’s back! = They’re making movies about white people again!

I laughed out loud when you said "He reminds me of Niles too...he reminds me of how much of a better actor DHP is." I haven't seen new Frasier. I'm a huge fan of the original, I can't get myself to watch this new.

I Got Touched At The Cinema is back baby!

a melhor serie de comedia que eu ja assisti, sempre estou reasistindo!

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its "cartoonish" decoration makes that ending with Ned hit so hard. Your lulled into a depressed yet funny world only to be thrown back into the pain central to our lives, and central to why Steve is so narcissistic and mean: love and death and the grief that follows the end of both. I just rewatched this and was stunned when I started to cry. This move is so underrated.

One of my all time favorites! I was still pretty young when this kick ass movie came out. Wish I got to see it in theaters. You know you are doing something right when most of this society doesn’t understand or care for what you are doing. People try and hide from real life, this movie highlights it.

Someone needs to publish the great outtakes & deleted scenes ! Those are the gems.

De Niro was too cliché Italian. Better they saved him for young Vito

All I can say is Room 237 was an effectively scary horror scene. I’ve watched it many times. Jack was basically making out with a corpse. Scary stuff.

can’t watch this movie without being at least on the border of crying the whole time

first time I watched it the story felt all over the place, a bit chaotic but when the ending came (the whole crew inside the yellow submarine) gave a whole new meaning to everything that came before. it was a beautiful moment. for me it saved the movie.

I love Aquatic almost as much as Rushmore and in my mind its sort if like a sequel because Jacque Cousteau was mentioned in Rushmore. Call me crazy. Rushmore is my favorite because Andersin so nailed the conflict between two characters - a youth who wants to be older and a man who wants to be young again.

What is a xextentialist?

Thanks for the reminder to call my mom. And it fits very well with the theme of this movie review, to appreciate those around you, especially while you still have them, because life is short and tragedy almost always unexpected.