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I finally saw Watchmen for the first time, Space Jam 2, Black Widow, and I got to see Monty Python and the Holy Grail in theaters with a bunch of friends.
Woodlawn (2015)
The Great Mouse Detective (1986) [Rewatch in honor of its 35th anniversary]
The Princess Bride (1987) [Rewatch]
Luca (2021) [Rewatch]
The Mitchells Vs. The Machines (2021) [Rewatch]
All The Way (2016) [Rewatch] (well, sort of. I was showing this movie to one of my older brothers on HBO Max. We were watching it late at night and he managed to get through the first hour and 15 minutes of it, but he was feeling tired and said he would finish it later at some point, so I didn’t necessarily rewatch it all the way through.)
The Boss Baby: Family Business (2021)
Black Widow (2021)
Saving Private Ryan (1998) [Rewatch]
The Secret Life Of Pets (2016) [Rewatch in honor of its 5th anniversary]
Escape From New York (1981) [Rewatch in honor of its 40th anniversary]
The Fox And The Hound (1981) [Rewatch in honor of its 40th anniversary]
Robots (2005) [Rewatch]
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) [Rewatch]
Regarding Henry (1991) [Rewatch in honor of its 30th anniversary]
Point Break (1991)
The Bride Came C.O.D. (1941)
Courage Under Fire (1996)
Legally Blonde (2001)
The Score (2001)
Central Intelligence (2016)
High Society (1956)
Beautiful Boxer (2005)
99 River Street (1953)
Waydowntown (2002)
Stella (1990)
All The Way (2016) [Finished rewatching it]
Castle In The Sky (1991) [Rewatch in honor of its 30th anniversary]
The Fugitive (1993) [Rewatch]
He Ran All The Way (1951)
Wish Dragon (2021)
Phenomenon (1996)
They Got Me Covered (1943)
Children Of The Sea (2019)
Tell It To The Bees (2019)
Space Jam (1996) [Rewatch]
Space Jam 2: A New Legacy (2021)
The African Queen (1952) [Rewatch]
Monster House (2006) [Rewatch in honor of its 15th anniversary]
The Iron Orchard (2019)
Pig (2021)
Joe Bell (2021)
Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) [Rewatch in honor of its 10th anniversary]
How To Steal A Million (1966) [Rewatch in honor of its 55th anniversary]
A Time To Kill (1996) [Rewatch in honor of its 25th anniversary]
The Panic In Needle Park (1971) [Rewatch in honor of its 50th anniversary]
Independence Day (1996) [Rewatch in honor of its 25th anniversary]
Arthur (1981)
Blow Out (1981)
Arlo The Alligator Boy (2021)
On Moonlight Bay (1951)
America: The Motion Picture (2021)
The Red Tent (1971) [Rewatch in honor of its 50th anniversary]
Stillwater (2021)
Jungle Cruise (2021)
Victory (1981)
Batman: The Movie (1966)
Trash Runner 2049. NGL it was boring
I watched Terminator 2 (masterpiece), Happy Gilmore, Alien, rewatched Batman Begins and I’ve watched every Gamera film.
I watched all the newer James Bond movies just so I can watch no time to die when it finally comes out. Let’s hope it’s somewhat good.
Starts with Goodfellas, ends with Space Jam 2. Saving the best for last I see
when Karsten said "it's crazy how my top 3 movies are all about pigs" with Judas and the Black Messiah at the top I literally spit water at my monitor
You dislike the stuff that gets uploaded by my fingers clicking upload? Are you just a h8er boi? I say see you l8er boi. Don't watch the stuff that gets uploaded by my fingers clicking upload anymore. Your dislikes are damaging my good good GOOD reputation. I am a superstar, dear jo
Honestly just a really disrespectful and sick thing to say. People like karsten anger me so much. You've got to understand something real simple... Not all cops are bad! The left media may make it out to be so and that may be all that is televised, (that meaning they never show the good deeds they do) but if you think that the majority of the police force's intent is harmful then that is quite frankly just delusion and an unwillingness to think and you need to think before you make outlandish claims like that. Just think about the ones that join the force to protect and serve. Respect on their brand cannot be understated.
@@quinnmitchell516 "Not all cops are bad" doesn't help in a conversation that questions the power and borderline militarisation that the police holds. Why wouldn't we put exactly those who are legally allowed to use and wield weapons under intense scrutiny? Why are extremist/overly nationalist/ideologically laden cops so common? I am not comfortable calling them pigs outright, but I do question why aforementioned groups find themselves in the police so often, as though the whole system favours people with a strong sense of personal justice fulfillment and territorialism. Shouldn't the police be closer to the communities they "protect" instead of "high mighty truth and justice wielders"?
@@quinnmitchell516 Well... being a movie about corrupt police, Judas and the Black Messiah doesn't feature any good cops, hence why he refers to the cops in that movie as pigs.
@@quinnmitchell516 There’s a lot of irony in the Dark Knight’s Joker, an anarchist cop killer, saying “not all cops are bad” 😖😖
Well I mean Zola is literally based on a Twitter thread so
Yeah I was about to comment this
The Cat Returns was never meant to be a blockbuster, it was a 20 minute short film that got expanded into an hour and was done by a first time director, I think it's very good considering that
The Cat Returns is one of my favorite movies and I think it’s really underrated
It honestly sometimes felt like a doraemon movie to me
Isn't it suppose to be a spin-off to Whisper of the Heart?
@@osmanyousif7849 yes, the girl in Whisper Of The Heart writes The Cat Returns
@@kqatsi i think its because hayou miyzaki didnt even direct tales from earthsea correct me if im wrong. though i still love cat returns, its so nostalgic from the memories it gave me as a kid. idk it was just wholesome and the cats were just adorable lol
“My top 3 movies are about pigs” has to be one of your best lines ever
Or you could put it in terms of disrespect to the ones who join the force to protect, serve and do good for society. Though of course the media will only focus on the evil and immoral of them all. It makes me sick when their brand as a whole gets disrespected as such.
@@quinnmitchell516 the joker is defending *the pigs* lmao (I would've just said cops, but I know saying pigs is gonna piss you off more so yea)
@@quinnmitchell516 yeah ok Heath Ledger Joker 😂
@@Heshesque it’s so fucking funny tbh
@@ethantinklenberg6607 yea ikr😭
9/10 would recommend A24s Green Knight. It’s incredible.
YES! best film of 2021 so far
Strange to see you here...
@@wyattjohnson3714 I really wish I liked it, but to me it just felt like great visuals with not much else. I wish it clicked with me the way it did for everyone else
seen the poster every time i’m at the theater. was very interested in what it was
Whoa didn’t expect to see the wheel of time guy here😂
"scrolling through twitter in film form" but that's the actual premise of the movie like it's a twitter thread in film form lol
Came to the comments to say this!
Paris Texas was one of those masterpieces I’m glad I watched during quarantine.
I think it’s important to know that Zola is based on the mother of all Twitter threads😭 like the Zola story was the first time someone had used a thread of tweets to tell a story and have that story go viral. So that was super on point abt how it felt like scrolling through Twitter lmao !!
I always liked how Karsten's video thumbnails have movie posters on white backgrounds. Sometimes its the simplest thumbnails that are the best.
I imagine it took him like 2 minutes to do that lol
I can’t believe we’re now in august. Autumn time is coming and I’m so excited!
Ummm… autumn is in two months, we’re in the smack dab middle of summer
@@hdbuckets8154 autumn starts in September not October :)
I think Zola is meant to be a detached story about a crazy incident the protagonist stumbled across. I haven't watched it yet but read the Twitter thread it was based on and that's exactly the feeling I got from it and that's the point of the movie imo
you should keep the name of the movie on screen when you talk about them. I forget what the movies called and I want to add them to my watch list lmao
Yes, thats what i was thinking too
I interrupted everything to watch this and I don’t regret anything
I went to my first film festival ever, it was local so I wasn’t expecting much, and I’m glad because there wasn’t much. But I felt that it was a very informative experience which I took a lot away from. It made me think “I could do that” so I’m going to attempt to write my first short in a while, good luck to me...
Good luck!
Good luck!!
good luck ! dont forget to update us on it
good luck man
good luck man, you should upload it to youtube id love to check it out once its finished
the best monthly event.
Im not sure if you've already seen it but you should watch "A taxi driver" from 2017 its a korean film about south korean protests in the 1980s slowly you get more and more invested in the characters as the intensity of the movie ramps up
It doesnt matter that you only put out one video between this and last month, these videos are great and your short film has got to take priority
been waiting a full three and a half days for this phew
I genuinely look forward to the beginning of every month because of your videos, thank you for all you do
I’m so glad you finally watched Paris, Texas. I love that film to pieces
Hey Karsten, love your monthly vids. They rly help me pick what to watch next. The summaries of the movies are so engaging that I wanna watch a bunch of them right after the vid ;]
u have really made me appreciate the brilliance of film. thank you karsten!
I love your pfp, beck is incredible!
@@Emma-ov2tx thank you 🙂and yes beck is amazing
fun fact about spree: all of the comments in the livestreams throughout the movie were written by the director himself. one of the movie's actors is josh ovalle, best known for his "Jared, 19" vine. he plays a character called bobby who appears throughout the first half of the film. later on in the movie, a girl named daisy joins kurt's stream and introduces herself by saying "Hi, I'm Daisy, I'm 23" and a lot of the livestream viewers comment "what up, i'm daisy, i'm 23, and i never fuckin learned how to read."
didn't realize it had been 3 weeks since u posted, time is so fleeting
"scrolling through twitter but in film form" i love that lmao, that movie was literally based on a twitter thread haha
Zola review: "It feels like scrolling through Twitter in film form"
Me: So this is a perfectly executed movie then?
Wish dragon is severely underated, i wish more people watched it.
Same
Yea I actually liked it quite a bit
7/10
I love your monthly recaps.
i love these videos, its like my morning coffee
Been waiting for this video for the past 1 week
Hey karsten, I'm a young "filmmaker". I just bought my first camera from Craigslist, you've inspired me to make short films with my friends which I'm really thankful for. Love the content. Also, think about watching The Devil All The Time if you haven't already, its my favorite movie.
I always enjoy these. I don't watch as many movies as I used to but there's so many on my list that I want to see!
Just watched Paris, Texas because of this video and I’m very glad I did.
Can’t wait for you to post videos about your short film 🙏🏽
my exact thoughts on 'old' too - a fun flick with a lacklustre ending
Zola was so amazing! it felt like it was shot with a vsco cam and it's so entertaining
great video as always! dunno if you're ever gonna see this but your videos are really inspiring to me, keep on doing what you're doing!
SO EXCITED FOR YOUR MOVIE I LOVE U
Thanks for uploading this today I was really bored
"Bourdain was someone who couldn't help being the way they were" is such a nice way to put it 👍🏾
Ahhh watching Paris, Texas in theater was one of the most involving experiences.
good video as always ✨
the cat returns is so good
So crazy how Karsten rates all of our favorite movies! Can’t wait to leave an angry rant about his short film on letterboxd!
Altman's Nashville is quite possibly one of my favorite films ever made. it is something extremely special and unique, especially with its approach to Robert Altman's version of America and its politics.
the cat returns is about learning to love who you are and not losing sight of yourself
Paris, Texas is the strongest emotional reaction I've ever had to a piece of media. Period
I loved the bourdain documentary as someone who loved his show
i did too but i felt a little icky how they seemed to kind of draw a line between the problems his relationship with asia argento and his suicide. especially since they didn’t even reach out to her for an interview like they did most other people who were close to him
Zola was almost exactly what I thought it was gonna be. Wish there was a sort of epilogue/where are they now ending like the tweets did
The cat returns 💘
I love that more and more people are revisiting the spongebob movie and realizing that it is a legit cinematic masterpiece that should be talked about in, while maybe not in the same way, but in the same/similar tier as movies like the Incredibles, Fantastic Mr. Fox and How to Train Your Dragon.
I also watched Paris, Texas, and I absolutely loved it.
The Return of The King
I can’t wait till fall for all the spiderman we are getting
karsten, your hair looks wonderful
Wow, young Eugene Levy really did look a lot like his son does now
I really tried with Zola, but I just couldn't stand it. Paris, Texas brought me to tears; perfect film. Still have to get around to my Criterion copy of Nashville, too.
Green Knight, PIG and The Suicide Squad have revitalised my cinema experience. And yes Good Fellas is a masterpiece. Also hope your short film goes well! Was recently shooting one as well and it definitely drains everything out of you
i watched the whole of superstore, i love the series.
I love that show!!!!
So so good!
8/10 would recommend the cat returns, a great ghibli movie directed by someone other than miyazaki
i love this man he's watching a bunch of movies for a living
Well Karsten, Zola is a movie about a twitter thread story... so ur friend describing it as scrolling through twitter is on point
i loved old. it wasn’t a good movie but it was entertaining as hell and i want to rewatch sometime for sure
OMG BESTIEEE WE'VE MISSED YOU
Karsten, you gotta watch Whisper of the Heart asap, it's by far the superior Ghibli film featuring the cat from The Cat Returns (it's also my favourite Ghibli film in general).
Would love a list of your favorite documentaries. Quite curious as to what they'd be
What u said about Universal Studios and Space Jam is very accurate
In July, I watched:
Baraka (10/10)
2046 (8/10)
Minnie and Moskowitz (10/10)
Manhunter (8/10)
Blue (8/10)
Nashville (10/10)
Sansho the Bailiff (10/10)
Strike (7/10)
High Noon (5/10)
Masculin Féminin (7/10)
Honey Boy (6/10)
Putney Swope (8/10)
The Raid (9/10)
The Hourglass Sanatorium (10/10)
The Raid 2 (9/10)
Dead Man’s Letters (10/10)
Crank (10/10)
Radiohead: In Rainbows - From the Basement (9/10)
The Kid (8/10)
A Page of Madness (8/10)
Body Double (10/10)
The Wages of Fear (9/10)
Millennium Actress (8/10)
Dredd (10/10)
Days of Being Wild (5/10)
A Quiet Place (6/10)
A Quiet Place Part II (7/10)
L’Avventura (8/10)
La Notte (10/10)
Pickpocket (8/10)
964 Pinocchio (10/10)
My Darling Clementine (10/10)
The Happiness of the Katakuris (10/10)
Bone Tomahawk (8/10)
Freddy Got Fingered (7/10)
Thief (10/10)
Belly (8/10)
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring (10/10)
The Young Girls of Rochefort (9/10)
Within Our Gates (6/10)
Brawl in Cell Block 99 (9/10)
Cannibal Holocaust (2/10)
Bad Lieutenant (8/10)
Enter the Dragon (7/10)
Possession (9/10)
Love Exposure (10/10)
Nymphomaniac: Vol. I (6/10)
A Bay of Blood (5/10)
Crank: High Voltage (10/10)
Vanishing Point (8/10)
Phantom of the Paradise (8/10)
The Wolf House (9/10)
Dragged Across Concrete (8/10)
Gloria (7/10)
The Face of Another (8/10)
Belladonna of Sadness (4/10)
Ms .45 (8/10)
How
@@afonsosalazar689 Two movies a day keeps the doctor away.
@@abdullaalsaleh escapism much? Watch The Act of Killing by Joshua Oppenheimer, Werner Herzog and Errol Morris
@@atulyabharadwaj2279 I've had that on my watchlist for a while. I might see it this month, because I have a few movies that I've already planned to see.
I watched I May Destroy You and it was so intense and made me sad so I balanced it out with a rewatch of some Adventure Time. (Loving HBO Max.) 🥰
Please make a "PTA ranked"
Idk if ur much of a music reviewer, but I’d love to see a “what I listened to” series
If memory serves correct, in July I watched:
Dead Man's Chest.
The Grand Budapest Hotel.
Hot Fuzz. (rewatch)
Into the Spider-Verse. (rewatch
Prisoners (rewatch)
Inglourious Basterds. (rewatch)
disclaimer i am a very sensitive person but holy cow prisoners exhausted me. like curled up in a ball crying half an hour after i finished it exhausted.
@@claireseelig3347 It is quite the intense movie.
David Lynch appearently believes that good films don't need to be discussed after having veiwed it, like as if we and the other viewers in a cinema know what we saw yet we have our own unique view on the film, and i think thats beautiful.
What I watched this month:
Knives out: 4/5
Captain fantastic: 4/5
Minari: 4.5/5
Cinema paradiso: 3.75/5
Black widow (twice): first time: 3.5, second time: 4
Silver linings playbook: 4/5
Fear street 1994: 2.5/5
Fear street 1978: 2/5
Loki: 4/5
I watched battle royale in cinemas as like a cult classics event and it was great
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop is a great little Netflix Original animation!
good month!
all soderbergh has to do is continue the knick. fucking loved the cinematography of this show.
space jam 2 was playing at the theater i work at so ive watched it about 8 times.
pray for me
OMG SHOW US YOUR CRITERION COLLECTION
I was just watching your videos rn and then the notification appeared lmao
karsten be like jibbly
Damn I was really hoping to hear your opinion on The Green Knight cuz I loved it.
I personally loved Old, I don't get the hate people r giving it
ME TOO OMG I LOVE THAT MOVIE SO MUCH. Went to see it twice and would go again! Plan to study it and buy the graphic novel it's based on. M Night Shyamalan has moved to the top of my favorite directors list
I watched "No Sudden Move" without knowing anything about it, and i must say i enjoyed it in a "Tenet" kind of way. Like i dont know what I enjoyed about it, all the while being really confused
The most notable movie I watched this month was the 1984 movie Dune. I watched it in preparation to compare it with the remake coming out soon. And boy was it one of the most intensely all over the place movies I’ve seen to date. Pros: Really cool costume design and I feel like some of the actors really threw themselves into their characters. I also feel like the director attempted to make an accurate summary of the books by not dumbing down the storyline. Cons: the editing and cgi dated the movie extremely, it was really dry and confusing during some parts, and because the character development wasn’t all there I felt unattached to the protagonists. Either way, I’m really intrigued to watch the remake in a few months!
I feel like Paris, Texas is the most sensible movie ever made
I'd say badlands is a more sensible film
It’s that time of the month again lads :)
Every time I click on your videos now I want to eat regular M&Ms because of your movie snack ranking video
Me and karsten are the exact same when it comes to the spongebob squarepants movie
Karsten Criterion Collection video when? 👀
zola’s commentary on cultural appropriation and misogynoir was the one of best things i’ve seen in a while, and you not being in the demographic the film was made for is clearly the reason to why you couldn’t relate
You can no longer use citizen kane as the pinnacle of cinema, only paddington 2
Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me 9/10
Thoroughbreds 7/10
Akira 9/10
Barry Lyndon 10/10
The Tomorrow War 5/10
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 (RW) 8/10
Jaws (RW) 10/10
Black Widow 5/10
Summer of Soul 8/10
Almost Famous (RW) 8/10
Psycho II 7/10
Psycho III 4/10
The Last Starfighter 6/10
Loki 6/10
Space Jam A New Legacy 1/10
Magnolia (RW) 8/10
No Sudden Move 7/10
Old 2/10
Twin Peaks The Return 10/10
Trainspotting (RW) 9/10
T2 Trainspotting 6/10
Resident Evil Infinite Darkness 3/10
Snake Eyes GI Joe Origins 3/10
The Sound of Music 9/10
Mulholland Drive 10/10
The Green Knight 9/10
It’s Such a Beautiful Day 10/10
Gamera the Giant Monster 6/10
wait so i have to wait a month to hear ur thoughts on the green knight?!?! 😭😭 it’s ok tho hopefully i’ll get to watch it in that time
Zola was based on a Twitter Thread. No surprise your friend described it as a Twitter Thread in movie form
That's the thing with Nicolas Cage. He is a phenomenal actor. He just often doesn't care about the movie he's making. When he's actually passionate he'll do something incredible. Whether it be over the top and absurd or more recognizably good.
Petition for Karsten to watch Paul Schrader's Cat People in August