Sam Raimi Films Ranked!
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- There's finally a new Sam Raimi film! So here is my ranking of everyone Sam Raimi film!
FILMS RANKED
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
Army of Darkness
The Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2
For Love of the Game
The Gift
A Simple Plan
The Quick and the Dead
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Darkman
Drag Me to Hell
Oz the Great and Powerful
Crimewave
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Sam Raimi is a legend. This man directed Evil Dead, Darkman, Drag me to Hell, Spider-Man, and Multiverse of Madness. What an incredible career if you ask me.
The top 5 is pretty clear in whatever order you want. I didn’t actually realise the Quick and the Dead was a Raimi movie. But now I think about it, it really does fit. Such a wacky and stylish movie. The idea of a Gunfighter tournament is so cheesy the idea doesn’t sound like it’s doable in a grounded way but Raimi made it grounded and stylish with a great mix of tourney fighters. A real fun “not quite guilty” pleasure
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Sam Raimi just absolutely nailed the Spider-Man movies.
Except spiderman 3
They’re a bit mixed.
1 is a bit campy by today’s standards, but hey, the old 60s comics were like that too.
2 is the best one. It’s a bit more serious, has a more interesting villain, and the ideas are more compelling
3 is unwatchable.
@@joshhickeysmoviereviews Spiderman 3 is not unwatchable. It's definitely the black sheep of all his movies especially the SM trilogy. Plenty of movies that are worse and unwatchable than Spiderman 3.
Not Spider-Man 3. It’s really starting to become overrated. It has some huge flaws that people ignore simply because it’s fun but tbf Sony definitely played a massive role in it
@@joeyjerry1586 I thought it was a good movie, but pretty messy
22:37 love this blooper 😂
I thought I was having Deja vu. 😂
Sam Raimi is one of my absolute favorite directors, so I was really excited for this ranking
15. Oz the Great and Powerful-A bit of a misfire that I can't see myself ever rewatching
14. Crimewave-A very strange experience of a film
13. For the Love of the Game-An okay at best Kevin Costner baseball movie
12. The Gift-A pretty vanilla thriller/mystery film
As a point of reference, I would go positive on the rest of these movies
11. The Quick and the Dead-A solid enough western
10. Spider-Man 3-I know a lot of people really don’t like this one, but I’ve always enjoyed it
9. Darkman-An enjoyable piece of 90’s cinema
8. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness-I know a lot of people were underwhelmed by this movie, but I really enjoyed it
7. A Simple Plan-A really good paranoia thriller that I highly enjoy
6. Army of Darkness-This might be the movie that I quote the most
5. Drag Me to Hell-A great horror film with an amazing ending
4. Spider-Man 2002-If you can accept a bit of camp in a superhero film, it’s a great origin story for the character of Spider-Man
3. The Evil Dead-A movie that captures the experience that it’s going for incredibly well
2. Evil Dead 2-In my Top 25 Favorite Movies of All Time
1. Spider-Man 2-In my Top 10 Favorite Movies of All Time
I love crimewave. There's some absolutely hilarious bits.
"I am the captain of this elevator, and we are stopping at every floor"
They gave AVI ARAD a big thank you in the credits
But do you know who else deserves a big thank you?
LAURA ZISKIN
It was because of her and her partner (the screenwriter Alvin Sargent) that the original trilogy had so much depth
Arad on the other hand just wanted to use the movies to sell toys
I recently watched The Quick and the Dead and I really enjoyed it. Pretty underrated film!
Loving the double Spier-Man 2 takes 😂 can't disagree much with this list, although I think I'd have MoM a bit higher. Great ranking Sean!
I literally just watched A Simple Plan for the first time last week too!!! While I was out of work sick.
I've only seen his marvel films
1) Spider-Man
2) Doctor Strange in The Mom
3) Spider-Man 2
4) Spider-Man 3
I love all 4 of his films
12.Oz: The Great and Powerful
11.The Quick and the Dead
10.Darkman
9.The Evil Dead
8.Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
7..Spider-Man 3
6.Drag Me to Hell
5.Army of Darkness
4.Evil Dead 2
3.Spider-Man
2.Spider-Man 2
1.A Simple Plan
I love these all except number 12.
This isn't rellavant to the video but hey Sean I finally watched Warrior and LOVED IT! Thanks for letting me know about its existence!
22.38 Sean 😂 😂 😂
I honestly love movie reviews and yours are always so good and I agree
I have a review channel as well. This week I’ll be reviewing the season finale of Halo, the new Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers movie, and ranking the live action Disney remakes. ua-cam.com/users/JoshuaHickeyhickeysmoviereviews
my list....
8) Evil Dead 2
7) Evil Dead
6) Spider Man 2
5) Oz Great and Powerful
4) Doctor Strange 2
3) Army of Darkness
2) Spider Man 3
1) Spider Man
7. The Quick and the Dead
6. For the Love of the Game
5. Spider Man 3
4. Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness
3. Oz the Great and Powerful
2. Spider Man
1. Spider Man 2
I like all of them, and I think that Oz, even with its flaws, is a very fun movie.
5. Spider-Man 2
4. The Evil Dead
3. The Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn
2. Spider-Man
1. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Alright, I’ll just say it, if he can make Dr Strange 2 standout with only about half of the control he’d need, then I can only hope that he stays as a main MCU player so I can see what he can truly do with the MCU
Luckily we have no news on Dr Strange 3 so it’s still possible
Yea but MoM kinda sucked
I hope he does Doctor Strange 3 with Nightmare as the villain.
@@Jay-Zech Sadly, due to the reviews, he probably won’t. A lot of the blame often gets pinned on the director. The directing was a redeeming quality of doctor strange 2.
If he doesn't stick around with Marvel, I hope he directs for DC too.
@@_.-_Crimpy-_..-. I think he may still return, as I haven’t really seen anyone hating on his direction(it’s been one thing pretty universally liked about the movie) and the movie has an overall positive review score(they aren’t great, but they aren’t too bad). Plus, the movie has made a ton of money. Who knows, I hope he returns, but you never really know
My ranking well for the ones lve seen.
1. Spider man
2. Evil dead
3. Oz the great of powerfull
4. Doctor Strange mutileverse of madness (same with drag me to hell)
5. Drag me to hell (Surprised this is PG-13)
6. Spider man 2
7. Spider man 3
8. Evil dead 2
9. Army of darkness
Anyone who video edits their own content can agree: we've all been there, dude. Shake it off.
My Personal Ranking (still need to watch a few):
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Army of Darkness
3. Spider-Man
4. Evil Dead 2
5. Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness
6. The Quick and The Dead
7. The Evil Dead
8. Drag Me To Hell
9. Spider-Man 3
10. Oz: The Great and Powerful
(Only one I don't really like is Oz, but it's been years since I watched it anyway)
Within The Woods was also a fun and fascinating watch
I literally didn't know anything about The Wizard of Oz when I first watched Oz the Great and Powerful, so I really enjoyed it.
22:38 we feel you
Great list, always been a Sam Raimi fan
15. Crimewave
14. Oz: The Great and Powerful
Here on up I like these films
13. For Love of the Game
12. The Gift
11. The Quick and the Dead
10. Darkman
9. Spider-Man 3
8. Army of Darkness
7. Evil Dead 2
6. Dr Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness
5. The Evil Dead
4. Drag Me to Hell
3. Spider-Man
2. A Simple Plan
1. Spider-Man 2
The original Evil Dead over Evil Dead 2?
15. Crimewave
14. For the Love of the Game
13. The Gift
12. Oz the Great and Powerful
11. The Quick and the Dead
10. Darkman
9. A Simple Plan
8. Army of Darkness
7. Spider-Man 3
6. The Evil Dead
5. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
4. Drag Me to Hell
3. Evil Dead 2
2. Spider-Man
1. Spider-Man 2
Sam Raimi films I’ve seen ranked:
1. Spider Man 2
2. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
3. Spider Man
4. Spider Man 3
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
3. Spider-Man
4. Evil Dead 2
5. Army Of The Darkness
6. The Evil Dead
7. Drag Me To Hell
8. Darkman
9. The Quick & The Dead
10. A Simple Plan
11. Spider-Man 3
12. Oz The Great & Powerful
13. For The Love Of The Game
14. The Gift
15. Crimewave
1)Spider-Man 2 (100/100)
2)Spider-Man (100/100)
3)A Simple Plan (90/100)
4)Drag Me To Hell (90/100)
5)The Evil Dead (90/100)
6)Evil Dead 2 (90/100)
7)Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness (80/100)
8)Darkman (80/100)
9)Army of Darkness (80/100)
10)Spider-Man 3 (60/100)
11)The Gift (60/100)
12)The Quick and The Death (60/100)
13)Oz The Great and Powerfull (50/100)
14)For Love of The Game (50/100)
15)Crimeweave (50/100)
Im so excited thank you sean!😁
Multiverse of Madness could have been way better but it was still good
Without a doubt, the original Spider-Man trilogy is nearly untouchable to today.
Also i love the retake noise you made. Lol
Your Darkman passing out story reminds me the exact same thing happened to me the other month when I went to see The Batman!
I was watching the movie but then thirty minutes into it I run for the restroom and then found myself on the floor in the back of the theater. I don't know what exactly caused it but I do suspect it might've been some of the scenes with the Riddler (he was freaking me out!)
Out of the ones I have seen:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man
3. Evil Dead 2
4. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
5. The Evil Dead
6. Army of Darkness
7. Darkman
8. Spider-Man 3
5) spider man 3
4) evil dead 2
3) spider man
2) the evil dead
1) spider man 2
I love it when bloopers accidentally make their way into UA-cam videos, it’s always amusing😂 great video tho!!
1.Spiderman 2-The train scene. Nuff said.
2.Spiderman
3.Army of Darkness
4.Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn
5.A Simple Plan-This was an amazing surprise. Powerful and surprisingly moving going into the third act. Fargo is the definitive movie like this for me but this was Shawshank Redemption-level good at its best points.
6.The Evil Dead-I'm a little too young to be scared by or impressed by this franchise but these are fun watches with personality that's missing from a lot of horror features today.
7.The Gift
8.Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness-I don't get the hate for this one. The cast is fun, the gore and action feels refreshing for the franchise and it moves at a good clip. It's not Raimi at his best but it's a welcome addition to the franchise.
9.Darkman-A welcome surprise. The cast is fun and it's a solid franchise starter.
A good gothic romance riff on the superhero template. I hope Raimi makes a sequel to this one.
10.Oz the Great and Powerful-This was one of a series of modern Disney movies I watched dozens of times as a kid, so I've always had a soft spot for it. Fun cast, good pace and a lot of fun.
11.Spiderman 3-A fun watch where 2/3 of the movie works as well as the prior movies but a 1/3 of it is tiresome, overstuffed and a bit frustrating at its weakest points. Better than Dark Knight Rises but only okay.
12.The Quick and the Dead-I didn't finish this for some reason. Just couldn't get into it. When Raimi's next feature comes out, I'll give it another shot.
13.Crimewave-It's fun to see Raimi's aesthetic in its early years and it has some laughs, but you can see his weaknesses at this point in his career and it feels long despite its short runtime.
A Simple Plan is like Fargo's more serious twin brother.
Sam Raimi is one of those directors that always manages to perfectly blend goofy humor and action seamlessly. One of my all time favorite directors. Here’s my top 5 of his films:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man 3
3. Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn
4. Army of Darkness
5. Spider-Man
wow i’ve genuinely never seen someone say spider-man 3 is better than the first one.
@@poppop9448 Ikr, I mean Spider-Man 1 is way better then 3. 3 is basically the snooze fest, weird spiderman movie.
@@poppop9448 I enjoy the entire trilogy, but Spider-Man 3 is my guilty pleasure movie. I enjoy the stupid stuff just as much as I enjoy the great dramatic moments. Spider-Man still is a classic origin story to me, but it is starting to show its age.
@@garrito1016 I disagree heavily spiderman 1 is better but good explanation it’s definitely a bad but good movie
i love sm3!!!
Man, Sam Raimi has dealt with a lot of studio interference.
Editing error at 22:35 incase you want to fix! 🙂
i've seen 10/15! here's how i would rank them. the top 5 are all 10/10 as far as i'm concerned.
10. Oz The Great and Powerful
9. Spider-Man 3
8. Darkman
7. Drag Me To Hell
6. Doctor Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness
5. The Evil Dead
4. Spider-Man
3. Army of Darkness
2. Spider-Man 2
1. Evil Dead 2
man made my favourite comic book movie of all time AND my favourite movie of all time.
Did you know in Japan they called Army of Darkness yes this is real Captain Supermarket
Your top 3 is the exact same as mine! Can’t make a full definitive list yet, because I still have 3 more of his to watch, however I’m always glad when I see Spider-Man (2002) getting the credit it deserves. Not only was that the first ever movie I fell in love with way way back when I was a young kid, but it’s one of the many that inspired me to work towards becoming a filmmaker myself.
4. Spider-Man 3
3. Spider-Man
2. Spider-Man 2
1. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Good job. I finally agree with your top (2) choices. 😊
Awesome list man! 😇
My top 5 favorite Sam raimi movies:
1. Spider man 2
2. Army of darkness
3. Evil dead 2
4. Spider man
5. Doctor strange in the multiverse of madness
I love Raimi. I enjoy all his movies.
I'd rank them:
1. Evil Dead 2
2. Army of Darkness
3. Spider-man 2
4. Multiverse of Madness
5. Drag Me to Hell
6. Spider-man
7. Darkman
8. Spider-man 3
9. The Evil Dead
10. The Quick and the Dead
11. Oz the Great and Powerful
12. A Simple Plan
13. The Gift
14. Crimewave
15. For Love of the Game
Sam raimi is one of my favourite directors and I really enjoyed his spider man films!
I've only seen five if his movies.
5. For the Love of the Game(A really dull film that I remember very little of. All I remember is that I was bored out of my mind)
4. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness(I don't think they did enough with the Multiverse, cameos or otherwise, and I don't think the climax felt like a climax, to the point where I was expecting something else to happen until the end. That said, it has some good development for Strange and Wanda and Raimi gives us some awesome action and visuals)
3. Spider-Man 3(The story is messy, it has too many villains, and Venom is done badly, but I think it's a satisfying conclusion with a solid arc for Peter, some cool action, and Bad Peter is hilariously absurd)
2. Spider-Man(An absolute classic with great performances, genuinely investing drama, and one of the best comic book movie villains of all time)
1. Spider-Man 2(Everything that was great in the first movie, this one does better. It has even better drama, much better action and CG, the acting is better due to the advancements of certain characters, and an even better villain, even though No Way Home later propped Gobby up to the Number One spot)
1:35 can Sam Raimi ever get away without studio interference?! 😭
thanks for sharing about your father. that was very powerful
My top 10 Sam Raimi list:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man
3. Army of Darkness
4. Evil Dead 2
5. The Evil Dead
6. The Quick and the Dead
7. Spider-Man 3
8. Darkman
9. Drag Me to Hell
10. Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness
Haven’t watched all but here’s list
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man
3. Evil Dead 2
4. Dr Strange Multiverse of Madness
5. Evil Dead
6. Army of Darkness
7. Spider-Man 3
8. Drag Me To Hell
9. Oz The Great and Powerful
I’d say Oz was the only film I would give a negative to. Everything else I enjoyed
My list:
1. Spider-Man 2002 (Favorite Movie)
2. Spider-Man 3
3. Spider-Man 2
4. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
5. Evil Dead 2
6. A Simple Plan
7. The Evil Dead
8. Oz the Great and Powerful
9. Drag me to Hell
10. Army of the Dead
11. Darkman
12. The Quick and the Dead
I love all of these movies
I always love your videos, and I usually disagree with you (respectfully), but I was surprised to see the first 2 Spiderman movies in front of the Evil Dead movies. I respect your opinion but I love those movies more, and hearing about how much you talked about Evil Dead II in your Dr. Strange 2 video made me more surprised, but I guess that just shows how much you love the 2 Spiderman movies. I understand though, as Green Goblin is probably my favorite comic-book movie villain of all time. This was a very interesting video.
Darkman is an awesome and underrated Sam Rami movie. I love the movie.
1) Spiderman 2
2) Evil Dead 2
3) Evil Dead
4) Spiderman
5) Army of Darkness
6) Drag me to hell
7) A simple plan
8) Doctor Strange 2
9) Dark Man
10) The Quick and the Dead
11) Oz The Great and Powerful
12) Spiderman 3
13) The Gift
14) The love of the Game
15) Crime Wave
Spiderman3 is the best film ever made. Now dig on this... youll never have that much dancing in another superhero movie. this movie is so funny, and you can still feel the love he put in it
My top 5:
1: Spider man 2
2: Spider man
3: in the multiverse of madness
4: spider man 3
5: Oz the great and powerful
(I do like the others, and I love the evil dead movies but the reason I didn’t add them to my top 5 is because I haven’t seen them in a long time but when I did watch them a while back I remember liking them. I’ll have to watch them again sometime. Also I know his Oz movie got mixed reviews but in my opinion I actually liked it a lot. Of course it wasn’t as good as the masterpiece classic the wizard of oz which is one of my favourite movies, but Oz the great and powerful is still good in my opinion. Plus I love Mila Kunis, she is so pretty and I love her movies)
22:38-22:59
*blooper*
I've only seen his Spiderman movies so guess mine will be a Spiderman ranking! XD
3. Spider-man 3
2.Spider-man
1. Spider-man 2
Out of the ones I’ve seen:
1 - Evil Dead 2
2 - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
3 - Darkman
4 - Spider-Man 2
5 - Army of Darkness
6 - The Quick and the Dead
7 - The Evil Dead
8 - Spider-Man
9 - Spider-Man 3
10 - Oz the Great and Powerful
Sam Ramini has definitely left his stamp in cinema history. My top three are from him are Evil Dead 2, Spider-Man 2 and Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness. I have to watch Quick and Dead, a Simple Plan and Drag me to hell. This was a good breakdown and ranking video Sean.
Having now seen all of his movies I can say I enjoy all of them. Here are my rankings...
15. Darkman - 7.2/10
14. Crimewave - 7.5/10
13. The Gift - 7.7/10
12. Multiverse of Madness - 8.3/10
11. Oz the Great and Powerful - 8.3/10
10. The Quick and the Dead - 8.4/10
9. A Simple Plan - 8.6/10
8. Evil Dead 2 - 8.7/10
7. Spiderman 3 (Editors Cut) 8.7/10
6. For Love of the Game - 8.8/10
5. Drag me to Hell - 9.1/10
4. Army of Darkness - 9.3/10
3. Spiderman - 9.7/10
2. The Evil Dead - 10/10
1. Spiderman 2 - 10/10
My ranking:
15. For Love of the Game
14. Crimewave
13. The Gift
12. A Simple Plan
11. Darkman
10. The Quick and the Dead
9. Oz the Great and Powerful
8. The Evil Dead
7. Spider-Man 3
6. Drag Me to Hell
5. Evil Dead 2
4. Spider-Man
3. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
2. Army of Darkness
1. Spider-Man 2
VIKRAM TRAILER REACTION!
Here is my Sam Raimi ranking:
1. Evil Dead II (1987)
2. Spider-Man 2 (2004)
3. The Evil Dead (1981)
4. A Simple Plan (1998)
5. Spider-Man (2002)
6. Drag Me To Hell (2009)
7. Darkman (1990)
8. Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness (2022)
9. Army Of Darkness (1992)
10. The Gift (2000)
11. Spider-Man 3 (2007)
12. The Quick & The Dead (1995)
13. For Love Of The Game (1999)
14. Oz The Great & Powerful (2013)
15. Crimewave (1985)
Like how Spider-Man holds a special place in your heart because of your father’s death, RRR will also hold a special place in my heart for the reason of being an escape from the hardest period of my entire life so far (Im only 14) as it was the first movie I watched in the cinema after my father’s death.
15: Oz - The Great And Powerful
14: Spider-Man 3
13: Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
12: The Gift
11: The Quick And The Dead
10: Crimewave
9: For Love Of The Game
8: Army Of Darkness
7: Drag Me To Hell
6: Spider-Man
5: Darkman
4: A Simple Plan
3: The Evil Dead
2: Spider-Man 2
1: Evil Dead 2
My top 3:
3 - spider-man 2
2 - spider-man
1 - spider-man 3
The background story of the original Evil Dead movie is nothing short of incredible!
For me, The Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 take the top 2 spots, but it feels good to see someone put the first Spider-Man over Spider-Man 2 (although 2 is also really good)! Probably one of the best origin movies ever, not to mention it has the most iconic villain in the trilogy.
Plz do ranking of your favorite origin stories DC and MCU
Spider man 2002 enough said
By the way I love your channel sean
Until now, I want a sequel for Drag Me To Hell.
5: Spiderman 3
4: Multiverse of madness
3: Spiderman 2002
2: Drag me to hell
1: Spiderman 2
evil dead?
It is so funny that you use sam raimi as an adjective to describe his own movies
I don’t watch R rated movies, and most of his films are R so here’s a ranking of what I’ve seen (worst to best)
Spider-Man 3
Multiverse of Madness
Poltergeist (2015) (I know he didn’t direct it, he produced it, but I’m still counting it since it’s a small list)
Drag Me to Hell
Oz the Great and Powerful
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Bruh why dont you watch r rated films?
he’s a minor (no offense haha)
I’m not a minor. I’m 24. I just don’t like the feeling I get watching certain R rated movies. You don’t need blood, gore, sex, nudity, and salty language to make a good story. There’s plenty of great movies out there rated PG-13 or less, why pollute my mind with filth?
You should watch Army if Darkness. It honestly shouldn’t be rated R. There is barely any blood, no sex, and one f bomb. Raimi said that the MPA was mad at them for making the first two Evil Dead movies unrated, so they gave Army of Darkness R to spite them.
@@joshhickeysmoviereviews but an r rated movie can have none of that, just adult themes lol
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
3. Spider-Man
4. Oz the Great and Powerful
5. Spider-Man 3
Good idea Sean. These five are the only ones from Sam Raimi's director filmography that I have seen personally. And I'll be honest, I am not that big a fan of horror in general.
You may still like Evil Dead 2 and army of darkness. 2 is a good balance of horror and comedy. Army of darkness is more comedy than horror. They’re not for everyone (very campy and over the top and fun), but still give them a watch.
Sean, what are your thoughts on Xena: Warrior Princess? Sam Raimi was executive producer for its 6 years. His brother and Bruce Campbell were on the show.
My top 5
1: spider-man 2
2: spider-man
3: Evil dead 2
4: Evil dead
5: spider-man 3
I’ve seen 8 of his movies and here’s how I’d rank them.
8. Evil Dead 2 - 52% (I know many people love this movie but it didn’t work for me. Other than Ash I didn’t like any of the characters and I felt like the comedy aspects didn’t work that well in this movie. Other than the hand, I didn’t really love most of this movie. If you ask me if you want horror from Evil Dead, watch the original and if you want comedy from Evil Dead, watch Army of Darkness. I don’t think the mix of the 2 genres works for me)
7. Drag Me To Hell - 73% (I enjoy this movie. It was just an all round good time and a good Sam Raimi movie)
6. The Evil Dead - 73% (I enjoy this movie about equally with Drag Me To Hell. I’d put this movie higher because it really kicked off Sam Raimi’s career. It’s a much more important film and I had a good time with it)
5. Doctor Strange: In The Multiverse of Madness - 86% (I had a great time but I wish we got more Raimi. When the movie goes full on Raimi I have an absolute blast but I wish we got more of that)
4. Spider-Man 3 - 87% (I know many people don’t love this movie but this to me is a satisfying conclusion to the Spider-Man trilogy. It’s not perfect but I have a blast every time I watch it. I love Bully Maguire and Sandman is an underrated villain)
3. Spider-Man - 93% (It’s a classic comic book film. I have a lot of nostalgia for this film but it holds up. Willem Dafoe is incredible and Tobey as well)
2. Army of Darkness - 95% (I watched this franchise for the first time recently and I was shocked with how much I loved this movie. This is by far my favorite Evil Dead film. It’s just so campy and goofy that I have an absolute blast from start to finish. It’s full on Raimi with the comedy and Bruce Campbell is so good)
1. Spider-Man 2 - 100% (One of my all time favorite movies)
we legit agree on everything except Spider Man 2, it didnt work for me. Everyone was too toxic
@@apecentury228 understandable
@@apecentury228 Peter wasn't
Aunt May is good grandma
Evil Dead 2 is easily much better than one. I think when I watched the evil dead trilogy the first time, I laughed slightly more in Evil Dead 2 than in Army of Darkness.
The first evil dead is too often unintentionally funny to be considered better.
2 directors did work on MoM.
Scott Derrickson was the OG director, but he left very late in production over “creative differences” so they brought in Raimi to replace him. It’s like a fusion of what Derrickson wanted, Raimi wanted, and Feige wanted. That’s why it felt so messy for me
The film wasn't messy its just that people didn't get to see the cameos they wanted to see.
@@SammySkywalker123 It’s not that there weren’t cameos for me. I just didn’t think the plot flowed well. There wasn’t much buildup. For me it just seemed like fight scene, fight scene, character introduction, fight scene, the end. I didn’t care that much about America Chavez because they didn’t give her enough time in the story. Again, I chock this up to too many cooks in the kitchen. 3 different people involved with the film with wildly different ideas. (Derrickson, Raimi, and Feige)
It was a bad movie tbh, no way this movie is higher than Army of Darkness.
Can you do a ranking of all of Wes Anderson movies?
Here is my ranking of the Sam Raimi movies I've seen:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
3. Spider-Man (2002)
4. Spider-Man 3
5. Oz the Great and Powerful (I really think this movie is underrated, though)
My ranking for the ones I've watched:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man
3. Evil Dead 2
4. Dr Strange In The Multiverse of Madness
5. Evil Dead
6. Spider-Man 3
7. Army of Darkness
8. Drag Me to Hell
9. Darkman
10. Oz The Great and Powerful
Spider-Man Is one of my all time favorites, the first movie I watched after my dad died was Glass which was a very bad idea
Wow, what a Darkman story! Yeah that would definitely paralyze you as a kid, and it's a wonder that returning to that film didn't traumatize Sean too much.
Great list though! Sam Raimi really is one of those directors who completely understands his style and almost always knows when and how to use it. It's rarely too much, but if it is, then the rest of the film is too.
My list:
15. Crimewave (Raimi and the Coens would later perfect this madcap screwball style in their brilliant The Hudsucker Proxy, but the insane energy is massively off-centre here. At least it inspired the Coens to start directing.)
14. For Love of the Game (Luckily Raimi directs this quite well, particularly the baseball sequences because the Hallmarkian love story at its centre is so unaffecting.)
13. The Quick and the Dead (Raimi's energy feels like too much of a clash against the story here, resulting in something that would normally be fun to become exhausting.)
12. Oz, the Great & Powerful (A number of really really great choices but I'm not sure if the fake-fake CG was an intentional choice because it is very consistently distracting. The story itself is alright but stretched a bit too thin and Kunis feels like a complete miscast. Still believe that Raimi was the best choice for this kinda project.)
(Giant gap here)
11. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (That same jolt of energy that Sam had for the original Spider-Man and Drag Me to Hell is here in that he shoots THE HECK out of nearly every scene to elevate a deeply clunky script. One of the best MCU films because Sam for hire is still better than most other directors.)
10. The Gift (A perfectly good hothouse thriller. Performances are good, finale is fun, and I didn't hate it.)
(another gap)
9. Spider-Man 3 (Undoubtedly deeply flawed but it's also the one where Raimi was completely let loose and so the 50s greaser aesthetic he gives Spidey here is a treasure to watch, and he still just barely has enough control over all the storylines to make it work. The action here is also brilliant.)
8. Army of Darkness (A cartoonish Disney Channel fantasy-action film in the best way possible. The finale drags on far too much but pretty much everything else is bliss.)
7. The Evil Dead (Kinda clunky and a bit boring for the first bit, but an undeniably savage, inventive horror movie becomes super thrilling by its conclusion.)
6. A Simple Plan (A really good, sturdy, meat and potatoes crime thriller. Performances are fantastic, the characters are very well-defined, and it's just a great time.)
5. Darkman (Raimi's manic slapstick and low-budget effects meets the superhero genre to firecracking success. The sheer invention in every scene and commitment to the colorful camp and comic exaggeration gives way to marvelous setpieces. Admittedly, the performances feel a bit amateur, but it's a great genre film.)
4. Spider-Man (An explosive pop-opera. There's a massive difference between Darkman and Spider-Man in that the latter feels far more sophisticated. All the drama is incredibly sincere and effective, and it's one of the only superhero movies to really get me to physically cheer because of its propulsive energy.)
3. Drag Me to Hell (Nearly as savage and campy as the original Evil Dead, combined with Raimi's love for classic Universal horror films with the sophistication he got from the Spider-Man films. The characters are surprisingly endearing and it makes some commentary on bulimia and capitalist society. Almost undoubtedly my favourite ending from any of his films.)
2. Evil Dead 2 (Incredible how it manages to be a satire, recap, and remake of the first, while being a shockingly well-sustained one-man slapstick feast, while being a thrilling genre piece of its own. Bruce Campbell truly gives one of the best comic performances of all time, while just nailing the gnarliness.)
1. Spider-Man 2 (If Evil Dead 2 used Raimi's manic style for comedy-horror, then this film uses it for drama. Raimi's best characters are butts-of-the-joke and just like Evil Dead 2, it's impressive how much Raimi and Sargeant manage to string together the perfect series of unfortunate events for Peter Parker to make his downfall entirely believable, and the drama all the more palpable. The operatic sadness of Doc Ock. Raimi's entirely in service of the story here, it's the best mash of his sentimentalism, eccentric slapstick styling, and euphoria. Not perfect, but still incredible.)
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You good there Sean??
Sam Raimi is one of my favourite directors, my list:
15. Crimewave
14. For Love Of The Game
13. Oz The Great And Powerful
12. The Gift
11. The Quick And The Dead
10. Darkman
9. Spider-Man 3
8. Drag Me To Hell
7. Army Of Darkness
6. Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
5. The Evil Dead
4. A Simple Plan
3. Evil Dead 2
2. Spider-Man
1. Spider-Man 2
Speaking of weird directors, what is your opinion on David Lynch?
MY RANKING
14. For the Love of the Game
13. Oz the Great and the Powerful
12. The Gift
11. Spider-Man 3
10. The Quick and the Dead
9. Darkman
8. A Simple Plan
7. Army of Darkness
6. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
5. Spider-Man
4. The Evil Dead
3. Drag Me to Hell
2. Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn
1. Spider-Man 2
Didn’t see “Crimewave”
I am surprised you ranked spider-man over spiderman 2. I might be one of the few people who prefers 1 over 2
Yeah he always ranked 1 over 2 ..he just didn’t like the power loss thing in Spider-Man 2 that was his only gripe
I love the first due to Mary Jane not being so manipulative to everyone and it's an all around good film and I also agree with Sean. The powerless does not really make sense.
@@sabertheravenger9201 It makes perfect sense, I don’t know how people don’t get this when it’s made so clear on the film. He loses his powers because he is unconsciously repressing his Spider-Man side, he’s starting to hate being Spider-Man because of what it’s doing to his personal life. It’s a psychological blockade, once he came to terms with who he is and realized he wanted to be Spider-Man he got them back.
Not everything needs to be spoon fed to the audience.
@@Johnnysmithy24 Yes, but with the psychological blockade should not stop his physical powers. They aren't triggered emotionally their triggered physically as we saw in the first one.
@@sabertheravenger9201 You’d be surprised how powerful the brain is. Your body sometimes responds to your emotional state. Stress can do all kinds of stuff to you, even kill you. Look up what a psychosomatic problem is.
Plus these are fictional powers, there are no objective rules to them as to how they work in Peter’s system.
There’s times where you lose your will to do something and you start losing the “ability” but in truth you just don’t want to do it.
I mean he even said in No Way Home that he had a web block due to an existential crisis.
22:38 I need to sound byte that for a text tone
Only seen A Simple Plan, so I guess that is my #1
I agree with spider man at number one I’ve always loved that movie.
When is the Top Gun review dropping?
22:37 jeez that scared me!
I haven’t seen Doctor Strange yet I wanted to see if we could come out but I was sick.
Hey Sean, what do you think of the Ash VS. The Evil Dead TV show?
Sorry this is such a random question but in no order what are your 10 favorite cartoons of all time