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by the way my short film DIRTBAG comes out September 2nd! over on my vimeo: vimeo.com/user86676361
Can't wait !
Congrats on the film
AAAAH 🤩♥️
so excited :))
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after so long, it’s here.
I found it really funny when you mentioned the ‘cold, bleak style’ of Normal People bc that is just the standard look of most (if not all) BBC series. It’s a reflection of our weather haha.
i always anticipate these every end of the month
Same! Nice Profile pick btw!
Same right when I see it in my feed I put it on
@@owensmith1182 CAPRISONGS album of the year fr fr
same, it’s how i get my recommendations
SAMEEEEEE
The Rehearsal is one of the best shows I’ve watched in a long time
Yeah, if you haven't seen Better call Saul 💁🏼♂️
I haven’t watched The Rehearsal, but reading the synopsis, the concept reminds me of this short film called Adieu Boheme that I randomly happened to watch. I’ll definitely have to check out The Rehearsal after hearing this VERY high praise
@@patpallopoika no I saw Better Call Saul. I liked it more that Season 1 of The Rehearsal. I was just talking about newer shows.
Well the last episode aired like two weeks ago but yeah I guess on the other hand it's years old show😅👍
@@patpallopoika yea I know I watched it lol
The second half, and especially the overall finale of EEAAO is some of the most awe inspiring and emotionally resonant filmmaking I've ever seen. It's a real shame that even after a second watch it didn't seem to click with you. Personally I don't think I'll see a more captivating and powerful film for the rest of the year.
The thing about the last 45 minutes of Everything Everywhere All At Once for me is that the “humorous” moments don’t land as humor to me. By that point, I’m so invested in the movie and its characters that the moments land genuinely. SPOILERS AHEAD:
When the hibachi cook is crying about losing his companion, I’m not laughing but crying with him. When Evelyn and Deidre reconcile in the hot dog universe and do their dance, I find that it means so much to me because of what Evelyn is doing for her across every universe: showing her that she can be loved. All those little moments that people around me have laughed at, I have cried cathartic tears at because the Daniels all relate it back to the central message of the film: that nothing matters, and there is always something to love, so be kind.
That’s just my two cents on why I think Everything Everywhere has become my favorite movie of all time.
The way every motif and theme comes into play is _masterful._
Thank you, I didn’t really know how to explain it but i felt exactly like this. Every gag universe becomes part of the message and makes it stronger with its weirdness
This was very well said. I love what you said, “nothing matters, and there’s always someone to love so be kind” that’s so poetic
@@richiespicer6396 I saw the message to be how optimism and nihilism can live side by side. Acknowledge that you’re a small cog in a big world, but yet, understand that you can do so much in little time.
Yeah, I agree. I think you put it really well here.
i think the “laundry and taxes” scene in everything everywhere all at once makes the second half just as good as the first like the whole sequence of waymond explaining how he copes with existence is just beautiful
Have you ever tried that show “The Bear”?
I didn’t really get what people were talking about when they said it was good, then I tried and I get it now. Extremely well done drama.
Same. Watched the whole season in 1 day. Couldnt stop watching
Amazing show
Great show, especially if you've ever worked in a kitchen.
Same and if you’ve ever worked in food service I think it especially hits
LOVED the bear!
I really regret watching Normal People few months ago when I should've watched it when it first came out, when everyone was talking about it (kinda sad how when I watch it now the hype was already down lol) but hey it's better late than never. And I agree, Normal People is basically how everything I wanted to be for a teen romance series and I love every single minute of it. One of my favourite miniseries of all time. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal's chemistry is flawless, just wait till they both became Hollywood's next big superstar in the future because both are so talented
I recommend the book if you loved the series!!!
I remember everyone telling me to watch it when it came out and I just brushed it off lol. I watched it at the end of last year and I was so in love with it I definitely wish I watched it earlier too :)!
@@nutellaJar the things is, when my friends told me to watch a certain TV show, after the dissapointing GOT season 8, I turned off their advice because I'm just so afraid that I got invested with a show, love it so much then either gets cancelled or ends poorly and I felt like I wasted my time. And sometimes it happens to me, sometimes it took me months to move on from a show that ends extremely poorly. Which is why I rarely watch TV shows and just go for movies instead because it managed to complete a story in 2 hours. Or even a miniseries that can took me atleast a day to binge all. Granted my country doesn't have Hulu so it make sense why I wasn't aware that Normal People came out in 2020 but yeah, that was the main reason why I rarely watch TV anymore
@@catharticmemefairy2088 I don't think I can buy the book since I don't live in Ireland or even America so I guess watching the miniseries is enough and I'm glad it's really damn good. It's the same thing for Lord of the Rings Trilogy or Godfather. Buying the book is hard in my country but watching it in movie form is quite easy to buy
Rehearsal was magnificent, hope HBO keeps giving Nathan as much money as he needs, he is the best guy for tv reality
I rewatched Everything Everywhere All At Once. It's still so awesome!
Congrats on the short film Karsten. I think we can all agree it will be great!
I have been rewatching a lot of childhood gems, seeing what holds up and what doesn’t and just trying to get some nostalgia. What I can say is kung fu panda and its trilogy are some of the most charming and well choreographed and animated mainstream movies from the last 20 years and it never fails to get me in my feels. I also rewatched how to train your dragon and it felt real good.
karsten is a normal people stan I’m so happy
Anyone who's a Normal People stan, I'm happy 🙌
I will always think Memories of Murder is best movie Bong Jun Ho has ever made. One of the greatest movie experience i have ever had... I always play that piano solo soundtrank wherever i just want to feel something!
Always love the monthly vids, can’t wait for that Rehearsal video
normal people is straight up favourite thing ever. i've watched it through like 4 times and i fall in love with it every single time.
The Rehearsal is really good .There needs to be more videos about it out here that show is phenomenal
“Hey, chumps?” HE IS SO MEAN!
I wasn’t expecting you to have just watched Robots (2005) everyday!
Better Call Saul is the embodiment of Karsten. It is a show made for him.
the hole is such a masterpiece! absolutely underseen and underappreciated.
I genuinely enjoy this series so much
I’d check out severance it’s a fantastic tv show with a really creative concept and some fantastic cinematography
YES DUDE ^^^^ i rly hope they have a direction for s2 cause they could take it sm ways and i don't want it to flop!!!!!!
Man I just love how informative and relaxed these videos are
I think the anticipation of Bullet Train really carries it. I do wish the filmmakers didn’t hold the audiences hand quite so much though.
This month I watched:
-interestellar (rewatch) 5/5
-raya and the last dragon 3.5/5
-prey 4/5
-nope 5/5
-malignant 3/5
-candyman (2021) 3.5/5
What I watched this month:
Full Metal Jacket 5/5
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind 5/5
Inglourious Basterds 5/5
Twister 4.5/5 (rewatch) (it's one of my favorite childhood movies when I was younger)
Who
Spy is one of the most underrated action comedy I've ever seen. As a James Bond spoof, it works. Jason Statham was absolutely hilarious, the only thing I'm mad is how in the bloody hell we haven't got a sequel. At least a Rick Ford spin off because Statham was just hilarious
Best joke from Statham : "Appear convincingly in front of congress as Barack Obama" 😂😂
“You did black face?” 😟
Truly one of the highlights of every month❤️
Every time you upload these monthly videos I am reminded of how fast time passes and get very depressed, good video.
I love The Host! I’m glad to see it getting some attention.
Karsten I would love if you made a video on The Rehearsal! I love Nathan Fielder and I haven’t stopped thinking of The Rehearsal since its season ended.. looking forward to your next video!
I didn't have time or energy in the last couple of months to watch anything but I enjoy watching these vids and seeing people share their list :')
My days always made when Karsten makes a what I watched this month
Buddy I’m literally going to trinity college because of normal people
YESSS KARSTEN FINALLY A BCS REVIEW IS COMING
A film that I think everyone should watch bc it's incredibly underrated is definitely Wiñaypacha (Eternity), the photography and script is honestly breathtaking.
The Rehearsal has been one of the best pieces of content released this year.
on my knees begging for you to make a video about The Rehearsal, I simply can’t get enough of that show and I’d love for you to expand on your thoughts about it
Happy to say that I finally started watching the filmography of Wong Kar Wai
So interesting how you felt about EEAAO, I actually much preferred the second half (not to say the first half is by any means bad) but it got away from all the PLOT about the multiverse and its specific quirks and turned it all human. I think if it had just commited to being a quirky action movie it would have landed so much more flat to me.
Awesome to see you highlight The Hole. Needs way more attention.
I had a relatively productive month, though I would have liked to watch films on everyday of the month.
August 02: The The Theory of Everything, 8/10 - 123 Minutes (2 Hours 3 Minutes)
August 03: Baby Driver, 8/10 - 113 Minutes (1 Hour 53 Minutes)
August 03: Collateral, 8/10 - 120 Minutes (2 Hours)
August 03: Spirited Away, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 125 Minutes (2 Hours 5 Minutes)
August 05: Prey, 7/10 - 99 Minutes (1 Hour 39 Minutes)
BEGINNING OF THE PLANE RIDE
August 05: Slumdog Millionaire, 8/10 - 120 Minutes (2 Hours)
August 05: Rocketman, 8/10 - 121 Minutes (2 Hours 1 Minute)
August 05-06: Last Night in Soho, 7/10 - 86 Minutes (1 Hour 26 Minutes)
August 06: Hot Rod, 6/10 - 88 Minutes (1 Hour 28 Minutes)
END OF THE PLANE RIDE
August 06: Bullet Train, 8/10 (THEATRES) - 127 Minutes (2 Hours 7 Minutes)
August 09: Shame, 9/10 - 101 Minutes (1 Hour 41 Minutes)
August 10: Pig, 8/10 - 92 Minutes (1 Hour 32 Minutes)
August 11: Taxi Driver, 7/10 - 114 Minutes (1 Hour 54 Minutes)
August 12: Blade Runner, 7/10 - 117 Minutes (1 Hour 57 Minutes)
August 12-13: Blade Runner 2049, 8/10 - 164 Minutes (2 Hours 44 Minutes)
August 13: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, 7/10 - 132 Minutes (2 Hours 12 Minutes)
August 13: Ex Machina, 8/10 - 108 Minutes (1 Hour 48 Minutes)
August 14: Marriage Story, 8/10 - 137 Minutes (2 Hours 17 Minutes)
August 14: Palm Springs, 8/10 - 90 Minutes (1 Hour 30 Minutes)
August 15: Yes, God, Yes, 6/10 - 78 Minutes (1 Hour 18 Minutes)
August 15: The Witch, 6.5/10 - 92 Minutes (1 Hour 32 Minutes)
August 16: The Lighthouse, 8/10 - 109 Minutes (1 Hour 49 Minutes)
August 16: Dunkirk, 7.5/10 - 106 Minutes (1 Hour 46 Minutes)
August 17: The Hate U Give, 7.5/10 - 133 Minutes (2 Hours 13 Minutes)
August 18: Guardians of the Galaxy, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 121 Minutes (2 Hours 1 Minute)
August 18: Donnie Darko, 7/10 - 113 Minutes (1 Hour 53 Minutes)
August 18: The Iron Giant, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 86 Minutes (1 Hour 26 Minutes)
August 19: Whiplash, 9/10 - 106 Minutes (1 Hour 46 Minutes)
August 19: Casino Royale, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 144 Minutes (2 Hours 24 Minutes)
August 19-20: The Lion King, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 88 Minutes (1 Hour 28 Minutes)
August 20: Skyfall, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 143 Minutes (2 Hours 23 Minutes)
August 20: Minions, 7/10 (REWATCH) - 91 Minutes (1 Hour 31 Minutes)
August 20: The Suicide Squad, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 132 Minutes (2 Hours 12 Minutes)
August 20: Minions: The Rise of Gru, 7/10 (THEATRES) - 87 Minutes (1 Hour 27 Minutes)
August 20: Battleship Potemkin, 7/10 - 66 Minutes (1 Hour 6 Minutes)
August 21: The Imitation Game, 8/10 - 114 Minutes (1 Hour 54 Minutes)
August 21: Toy Story, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 81 Minutes (1 Hour 21 Minutes)
August 21: Constantine: City of Demons, 7.5/10 (REWATCH) - 90 Minutes (1 Hour 30 Minutes)
August 22: Toy Story 2, 7.5/10 (REWATCH) - 92 Minutes (1 Hour 32 Minutes)
August 22: American History X, 8.5/10 - 119 Minutes (1 Hour 59 Minutes)
August 22: Toy Story 3, 8.25/10 (REWATCH) - 103 Minutes (1 Hour 43 Minutes)
August 23: Toy Story 4, 7.5/10 (REWATCH) - 100 Minutes (1 Hour 40 Minutes)
August 23: Spider-Man 2, 7.5/10 (REWATCH) - 127 Minutes (2 Hours 7 Minutes)
SCHOOL YEAR STARTED
August 24: My Neighbor Totoro, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 86 Minutes (1 Hour 26 Minutes)
August 25: The Pursuit of Happyness, 7/10 - 117 Minutes (1 Hour 57 Minutes)
August 27: Superman: Man of Tomorrow, 6/10 - 86 Minutes (1 Hour 26 Minutes)
August 29: Klaus, 8/10 - 96 Minutes (1 Hour 36 Minutes)
August 30: Thor: Ragnorak, 8/10 (REWATCH) - 130 Minutes (2 Hours 10 Minutes)
August 30: Whiplash, 9/10 (REWATCH) - 106 Minutes (1 Hour 46 Minutes)
August 31: Fantastic Mr. Fox, 8/10 - 87 Minutes (1 Hour 27 Minutes)
Total Number of Films: 50 Films (17 Rewatch)
Average Rating: 7.665/10
Total Runtime: 4,827 Minutes (3 Days 8 Hours 27 Minutes)
Average Runtime: 96.5 Minutes (1 Hour 36.5 Minutes)
Longest Film: Blade Runner 2049 - 164 Minutes (2 Hours 44 Minutes)
Shortest Film: Battleship Potemkin - 66 Minutes (1 Hour 6 Minutes)
5 1/2 films in one day? i respect the dedication
@@duck-friend Well, I'm trying to make up for time I spent not watching great films.
I would personally suggest a Korean tv series called “alchemy of souls”. It’s a high fantasy historical drama that is 20 episodes long, that is soon to have a part 2 coming out in December. It’s genuinely such a unique concept as it’s set in the past but has modern day features such as hairstyles and makeup/cosmetics but also magic/sorcery. The villain is genuinely so despicable yet has depth, the chemistry is palpable, the characters are well written and the cinematography (for a tv series) is amazing. It’s also well paced and it genuinely deserves way more hype! The fight scenes are also so well executed and tense.
I love this guy honestly got me into film
I watched Funny Pages this month. It was great! Very Harmony Korine-coded and definitely got the Safdie brothers feel to it
I JUST finished the last episode of Better Call Saul and I’ll just say… I think it’s better then breaking bad.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to run for the hills and get a new identity.
I've noticed that you're a fan of Japanese films especially older ones. It'd be great to have a more in-depth video discussing your favorites. Thanks Karsten!
its these videos that keep me going
What’s Up Doc? was a perfect first watch in august for me. a perfectly made comedy : ) thanks for the vid!
Hey Karsten, concerning the humor in the back half of EEAAO, it’s very reminiscent of the humor you see on Adult Swim, which is very, very crazy. I get that it isn’t your thing, but I really do recommend watching Smiling Friends and Xavier: Renegade Angel to help you give an idea and connection to the humor in EEAAO’s back half.
If you liked Normal People for how well made it was, “The Bear” might interest you
Here's what I watched this month:
- Paddington (7/10)
- Spider-Man (8/10)
- Spider-Man 2 (7/10)
- Spider-Man 3 (6/10)
- The Amazing Spider-Man (7/10)
- The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (6/10)
- Mean Girls (7/10)
- The Spine of Night (10/10)
- Away (8/10)
- Paths of Glory (8/10)
- Koyaanisqatsi (10/10) 👑
- Laid in America (2/10) 💩
- Labyrinth [Rewatch] (8/10)
- Mr. Bean's Holiday (6/10)
- Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood (8/10)
- Dunkirk [Rewatch] (9/10)
- Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom (8/10)
- The Peanut Butter Falcon (10/10)
- The Marine (3/10)
- Minions: The Rise of Gru (5/10)
- Your Name. (10/10)
- Age of Summer (5/10)
- The Last Blockbuster (5/10)
- The Pursuit of Happyness (7/10)
What I watched this month
Splendor In The Grass (8/10)
Super Mario Brothers: Great Mission To Rescue Princess Peach (7/10)
Children Of Men (9/10)
Serial Experiments Lain (10/10)
Ping Pong The Animation (9/10)
Jaws (8/10)
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero (8/10)
Predator (7/10)
The Thing (rewatch, 9/10)
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood (7/10)
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendencies (8/10)
Se7en (10/10)
Baby Driver (9/10)
I also got a decent way through The Tatami Galaxy, which is very good so far.
I’ve also continued my rewatch of Adventure Time, most of this months rewatch was spent on season 8.
Ugh Battle Tendancies is my favorite part in Jojos 😭
@@kornilious Understandable, I’m a decent way through Stardust Crusaders and I definitely enjoy Battle Tendencies more. BT is a strong 8 for me, close to a 9, it’s quite good.
These make my month
I agree with most of what you said about Everything Everywhere upon second viewing
I am on my Knees for a Better Call Saul review video.
My wife and I binged “How To with John Wilson” this month, and were completely blown away. Check it out.
That’s a funny show. I never thought I’d be fascinated with scaffolding.
I saw From Up on Poppy Hill while I was home alone and I was yelling out loud in my living room like a maniac (ifyk, yk). I also saw Boy from Taika Waititi and it’s just… so beautiful.
Thanks! I'm going to watch those.
Me adding these to my watchlist only to forget about them
An hour ago ?
I’m so happy I’m this early
Totally adding some of these to the watchlist
cant wait to hear karsten talk about better call saul
The Fielder Method episode of The Rehearsal might be the craziest episode of TV I’ve ever seen
Idk the one where he makes that one guy wipe another guys butt was pretty messed
have a good September!
"Miranda July's...uh, narration gets a little exhausting after a while, she always sounds like she's about to break into tears."
This is the truest statement ever made about anything.
SO TRUE. I wish someone would have told me about narration, because as much as I like Miranda July, she does not have a narrator’s voice.
@@alenanela1743 Miranda July in general has questionable credentials to be anything.
I know some people like her "quirk", but it's incredibly grating to me.
@@ZyxthePest Understandable. I quite liked Kajillionaire, but why she was chosen to be the narrator in Fire of Love... haven't a clue.
I can’t get Speak No Evil out of my head. It is so slow yet it took me by storm. Would love to hear your take on it!
Succession was a fucking blast, thanks for recommending.
Tenet was a fun time.
Started Six Feet Under, was not expecting to be that gut wrenching.
Always great when you upload. But you cannot escape Air Bud Karsten
this month i watched:
Detective vs sleuths - 1/10
Bridesmaids - 6/10
Deliver us from evil (2006) - 8/10
Going Clear: Scientology & the Prison of Belief - 7/10
Monster - 6/10
Perfume - 6/10
Sherlock Holmes - 5/10
Good Luck to you Leo Grande - 8/10
The Way Way Back - 6/10
Aladdin (1992) - 9/10
Aladdin (2019) - 3/10
Tangled - 7/10
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves - 8/10
Beauty and the Beast (1991) - 7/10
Beauty and the Beast (2017) 7/10
The Hunger Games - 6/10
Wreck it Ralph - 7/10
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - 7/10
Camp Rock - 3/10
Camp Rock 2 Final Jam - 4/10
The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1 - 5/10
The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2 - 6/10
The Green Knight - 7/10
Blue Planet 2 - 10/10
Hercules - 6/10
The Great Gatsby - 5/10
The Grand Budapest Hotel (rewatch) - 9/10
I salute you for committing to watching Camp Rock 2 after having such an awful time with the first Camp Rock XD
@@karina_sk in all honesty, its bad but very entertaining! hahha
this month i watched anne of green gables (1985) 7/10, i really liked it but it wasn't a masterpeice, but it makes me like puffed sleeves
pretty in pink, can't really give a rating because i wasn't really paying attention. would probably make more sense if i wasn't so tired.
coraline, paranorman, and boxtrolls: 10/10, laika is awesome and all three of these movies are going in my top 10
ive gone down a nathan fielder rabbit hole ever since you mentioned in one of your recent vids that you were watching the rehearsal 😭
I watched The Rehearsal, Riders of Justice (Retfærdighedens Ryttere), the final episodes of Better Call Saul, the documentary series How to Change Your Mind, and Full Metal Jacket. Everything for the first time. Lots of good stuff! Better Call Saul might be my favourite show ever.
what are you talking about, the second half of EEAAO is phenomenal! it's emotions are visceral, the action and humor top notch. i don't know man...you straight up trippin bruh
August isn’t over yet is it KARSTEN
I love when Karsten goes from praising a movie with the up most respect to absolutely destroying a garbage movie to back to praising a movie again.
This month i watched Atlanta for the first time and my goodness this show is trully amazing
WHAT I WATCHED IN AUGUST
* = I've seen it before.
* Nope (2022, Jordan Peele) [4.5/5]
The Rock (1996, Michael Bay) [5/5]
Frankenhooker (1990, Frank Henenlotter) [3.5/5]
* James White (2015, Josh Mond) [5/5]
* Band of Outsiders (1964, Jean-Luc Godard) [3.5/5]
The Aviator’s Wife (1981, Éric Rohmer) [4.5/5]
Jules and Jim (1962, François Truffaut) [4/5]
Transit (2018, Christian Petzold) [4.5/5]
* X (2022, Ti West) [4.5/5]
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988, Robert Zemeckis) [4/5]
* Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981, Steven Spielberg) [5/5]
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984, Steven Spielberg) [3.5/5]
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989, Steven Spielberg) [5/5]
* Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008, Steven Spielberg) [2/5]
Chronic (2015, Michel Franco) [4.5/5]
Scream (1996, Wes Craven) [5/5]
Three Colors: White (1994, Krzysztof Kieślowski) [3/5]
Three Colors: Red (1994, Krzysztof Kieślowski) [5/5]
Boyfriends and Girlfriends (1987, Éric Rohmer) [5/5]
Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022, Halina Reijn) [2.5/5]
Creed (2015, Ryan Coogler) [4.5/5]
* Nine Days (2020, Edson Oda) [5/5]
Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle (1987, Éric Rohmer) [4.5/5]
* The Iron Giant (1999, Brad Bird) [4.5/5]
Sign of the Lion (1962, Éric Rohmer) [3.5/5]
I've been watching "Mad Men" for the first time and it's everything.
I don’t remember much of what I watched but one thing I do remember was whiplash. Instant 5/5
i whatched The Hunt by Thomas Vinterberg and oh my goddddd definitly is one of my favorite movies
Yes! Please make a dedicated video on The Rehearsal
Now Karaten, I love your vids, they're great man. This is all great, but when are we seeing watcha think of RRR?
everytime month it feels like this video is coming earlier
Karsten, have you seen The Bear? Its an excellent tv show and i think it might be the best show of the year
Yes! Review The Rehearsal. I recently finished it and I need someone to help me understand what exactly that was.
I watched you, Karsten! In your sleep! All month! 😃👍
We met in virtual reality surprised me.
I went in to laugh and I came out of it impressed
You're telling me there's been more out this year than just better call Saul? I guess I better keep watching better call Saul and contemplate this
The Rehearsal and BCS ending the same week was a personal attack on me
Best film I watched this month was “The Ascent” from Larisa Shepitko (who I didn’t know until watching the special features on the Criterion blu-ray was married to Elem Klimov, director of “Come and See”). Genuine mastapeece everyone should check out
Saw that film last year and it was indeed masterful but a devastating watch. Haven’t gathered enough guts yet to watch Come and See. 🫢
@@anwarski That’s awesome dude, glad you loved “The Ascent” as much as I did. Would HIGHLY recommend “Come and See” as well, it is indeed a very intense watch but an absolutely incredible anti-war film…possibly the best ever made IMO.
this month has been all about succession for me
would love to see a video about nathan fielder or breaking bad/better call saul from you one day!
spy is SO GOOD, much funnier and well-made than I thought it'd be before I watched it for the first time
Fives…? You’re alive??
@@sourandcream damn right soldier. just like maul I came back but instead of me surviving due to my hatred for kenobi, I survived due to my love for my brothers
@@ARC--eh5zt this… just brought me to tears! Still haven’t recovered from the clone wars
Finally saw twin peaks. It became my favourite tv show Of all time. That was a phenomenal summer experience
I also watched the full series + movie for the first time earlier this year, and I wish dearly that I could delete my memories to experience it for the first time all over again. I highly recommend Maggie Mae Fish's video on Twin Peaks from a month or so ago, there's just so much to unpack with the series, it's a joy.
spy is literally in my letterboxd top 4 idkw but i just love it so much defo 5/5 ive seen it so many times
Ripper Owens or Rob Halford should have played the conductor and blasted the song Bullet Train.
You perfectly encapsulated how I felt about Everything Everywhere All at Once, thanks for sharing
I feel the same about Everything Everywhere and Prey. Didnkt love them but really enjoyed both. And yeah, The Reahersal is great.