I wanted to see Babylon, but there is NO WAY I can convince my parents to take me to see that especially when here in Canada it´s rated 18A (most R rated movies get 14A here so it´s surprising that happened at all). So I´ll have to support my fellow countryman James Cameron and see Avatar: The Way of Water
I watched Pinocchio, it´s AMAZING. It´s silly and innocent enough to be appropriate for kids but still dark enough for teenagers like me and adults to enjoy. Love these videos man, you really help me make my watchlists
I'm so glad you find them useful. And that's great to hear about PINOCCHIO. I plan on watching it with my parents and my toddler this weekend as it seems like it could appeal to all three of our generations. Hopefully it's not too scary for my little guy though 😳
@@cineflect It´s more than good enough for him, worst case scenario the chaacter designs might be a little uncomfortable. Best case scenario as he gets older you can introduce him to more del Toro movies like Devils Backbone and Shape of Water
I’m most excited to see Pinocchio and Glass Onion. I’m surprised at myself by how utterly uninterested I am in Avatar 2, I almost feel I have to check it out only out of obligation :D
@@cineflect seeing it in imax tomorrow too 👀You know they are running a 3 special things in imax in front of avatar? Oppenheimer has something, Mission Impossible 7 has something, and Creed III. Crazy. I don’t know if they are just replacing trailers with those things or what. They are like special looks or something
What an interesting year for film. The best this year came from a resurgence in stop motion animation, so many good horror films, requel trilogies finally done with [as if their's anything left], box office vs streaming, and the large variety of movies in general, 2022 may or may not had been the most interesting year for film so far this decade. What do you think?
That's a great snapshot, Jake. I largely agree with you, especially on the horror front-best crop in years! I think it was a great year for movies, especially if you took full advantage of the multiplex spectacles (RRR, THE NORTHMAN, EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE, TOP GUN, NOPE, AVATAR) as well as the arthouse offerings (AFTER YANG, TÁR, AFTERSUN, BANSHEES).
Well, I already watched most of them, and they are unfortunately all disappointing imo. Yet to see Avatar, The Whale, Bardo, and Eternal Daughter. For Babylon, I had my hopes down because of the trailer, and I still hated it. So yeah, good luck with that. Hope everyone enjoys this month in movies!
Out of all the movies I've seen on this list so far (which is, surprisingly, almost all of them): -Empire of Light is bland as hell. -Avatar is basically just a slightly better version of the first, so mileage may vary. -BARDO isn't bad, but a disappointing mess. -Babylon isn't bad, but a glorious mess. -White Noise isn't bad, but a respectable mess. -Pinocchio is pretty good. -Glass Onion is great! -Women Talking is extremely disappointing, especially in how blandly it's directed. And as a bonus, Corsage is fine, but doesn't do much with the whole "anachronistic costume period piece" schtick that's becoming more and more of a crutch.
I loved Del Toro's Pinocchio, but at least we agree Glass Onion is great.... I haven't seen the other movies so I don't have an opinion, so how dare you be not nice, and be honest with your thoughts, now lie and pretend everything's good... this joke went on for too long.
What movies are you most excited to see this month? Let me know!
Avatar Way of Water, Babylon and Glass Onion 🔥🔥🔥❤️
@@smooshbooyah5430 Great picks (and great username)!
@@cineflect 😅😁, thanks 👍🏻
Will you do a prediction video?( About Golden Globe and Oscars)
I wanted to see Babylon, but there is NO WAY I can convince my parents to take me to see that especially when here in Canada it´s rated 18A (most R rated movies get 14A here so it´s surprising that happened at all). So I´ll have to support my fellow countryman James Cameron and see Avatar: The Way of Water
@@smooshbooyah5430 I definitely have some Oscar coverage in the pipeline. Stay tuned :)
I watched Pinocchio, it´s AMAZING. It´s silly and innocent enough to be appropriate for kids but still dark enough for teenagers like me and adults to enjoy. Love these videos man, you really help me make my watchlists
I'm so glad you find them useful. And that's great to hear about PINOCCHIO. I plan on watching it with my parents and my toddler this weekend as it seems like it could appeal to all three of our generations. Hopefully it's not too scary for my little guy though 😳
@@cineflect It´s more than good enough for him, worst case scenario the chaacter designs might be a little uncomfortable. Best case scenario as he gets older you can introduce him to more del Toro movies like Devils Backbone and Shape of Water
I loved Bardo... I fully get why it's decisive but hope you enjoy AGI's "State of Mind"
I’ll find out this weekend! 😬
I’m most excited to see Pinocchio and Glass Onion. I’m surprised at myself by how utterly uninterested I am in Avatar 2, I almost feel I have to check it out only out of obligation :D
Yeah, a new James Cameron film is a pop culture event. If you don't see it, you'll be missing out on something huge, for better or for worse...
Glass Onion is fun but i liked Knives Out better
substituting "lord knows" with "Kubrick knows" is cinephile mood xD
Thank you for acknowledging this. I've been using it for years :)
Seeing avatar today in Dolby 3D and I am MOREEEEE than hyped. I also cannot wait to see the Oppenheimer trailer before 😩
Seeing it tomorrow in IMAX and yes, the must-see show before the must-see show!
@@cineflect seeing it in imax tomorrow too 👀You know they are running a 3 special things in imax in front of avatar? Oppenheimer has something, Mission Impossible 7 has something, and Creed III. Crazy. I don’t know if they are just replacing trailers with those things or what. They are like special looks or something
What an interesting year for film. The best this year came from a resurgence in stop motion animation, so many good horror films, requel trilogies finally done with [as if their's anything left], box office vs streaming, and the large variety of movies in general, 2022 may or may not had been the most interesting year for film so far this decade. What do you think?
That's a great snapshot, Jake. I largely agree with you, especially on the horror front-best crop in years! I think it was a great year for movies, especially if you took full advantage of the multiplex spectacles (RRR, THE NORTHMAN, EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE, TOP GUN, NOPE, AVATAR) as well as the arthouse offerings (AFTER YANG, TÁR, AFTERSUN, BANSHEES).
As always great picks, I appreciate 👍 your quality content
Whale is most exciting movie for me
Thanks so much, SMG! Great pick.
Saw Avatar 2 today in IMAX 3D
What an absolute Masterpiece.
This was my first IMAX Experience and it was so good
Wow, your first IMAX experience?! You picked a great one!
@@cineflect defiently
Well, I already watched most of them, and they are unfortunately all disappointing imo. Yet to see Avatar, The Whale, Bardo, and Eternal Daughter. For Babylon, I had my hopes down because of the trailer, and I still hated it. So yeah, good luck with that. Hope everyone enjoys this month in movies!
Well, hopefully those four pan out better for you 😬
Well next Month plz do check out Pathan.
Out of all the movies I've seen on this list so far (which is, surprisingly, almost all of them):
-Empire of Light is bland as hell.
-Avatar is basically just a slightly better version of the first, so mileage may vary.
-BARDO isn't bad, but a disappointing mess.
-Babylon isn't bad, but a glorious mess.
-White Noise isn't bad, but a respectable mess.
-Pinocchio is pretty good.
-Glass Onion is great!
-Women Talking is extremely disappointing, especially in how blandly it's directed.
And as a bonus, Corsage is fine, but doesn't do much with the whole "anachronistic costume period piece" schtick that's becoming more and more of a crutch.
Wow, you're way ahead of me on this month's watching. I appreciate the capsule reviews. Sounds like I'm in for a lot of messes XD
I loved Del Toro's Pinocchio, but at least we agree Glass Onion is great.... I haven't seen the other movies so I don't have an opinion, so how dare you be not nice, and be honest with your thoughts, now lie and pretend everything's good... this joke went on for too long.