Four Favorites w/ Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, Yorgos Lanthimos, and "Emma Stone"
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Poor Things is in select US cities now, expanding December 15 and 22, and hitting new territories in early 2024 from Searchlight Pictures.
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Willem Dafoe remembering he has to hype his own movie is bloody precious
barry lyndon is amazing
Stephen King does that too, he’s constantly asked his favorite of his own books, and he always adds his latest one at the end
I love how bubbly he is. Looks like he had a really nice time promoting the film. 😊
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@ricardocabrera8344 It's pretty good
I have seen 0 of these films. I've watched Shrek like 200 times though.
More watchable than any of those on the list.
@@hosatkabsolutely not
They’re great films but even if they liked more recent popular films, they wouldn’t say them because they would be too afraid of coming across as less intelligent or artistic haha
I am you, you are me.
It's the holidays - now is time.
people need to realize that they are professionals actors and/or filmmakers. They watched movie not only to enjoy but also to study and learn something
Do they?do they really?
also these are very enjoyable if you know your film stuff
@netcurtains yes ofcourse. my sister is in the film industry and she watches movies not just to enjoy, but analyze them
@@rumi1970dg does she?does she really?
@@netcurtains¡¿Is it is it really?!
Man, people really get offended when people like stuff they dont know.
Right, it’s like they committed a cardinal sin or something.
This is depressing. I wish people were open minded and willing to learn about new stuff, but they just want to get their own tastes validated
they think its a personal attack on their interests bc they're left out lmfao
It's so idiotic 😂, you should just write those movies down instead of feeling offended
Honestly this excites me! Makes me want to learn more!
Someone once told me we think actors are the cool kids, but they’re actually all theater kids. Their choices definitely reaffirm this for me.
Film actors aren’t always theatre kids but they are all burnouts
I mean theater kids are great and passionate people. you don't have to like them personally but they do art after all.
Nah this means they take their jobs seriously and actually appreciate high art in the medium. What'd you want them to say, the fast and the furious?
I think that deep down some of their favourite movies are superficial, romcoms or some shit, but they have to put on this facade of these independent, niche foreign films to make them appear like theatre kids.
Literally thought this exact thing when I watched this
Bro they're all professionals, what answers did you expect? A fucking MCU movies?
People don't get that these are veteran actors that grew up with most of the movies they mentioned. Each generation has these movies they grew up with and love. Of course their favorite movies won't be from this century.
@@PersonaPrime oww this is not only about generations xD
No something like godfather, shawshank redemption, green mile, taxi, aviator, titanic etc
@@boycie2.099 Those are almost no better than blockbusters...
Yes, I expected Thor Dark World or Morbius
Mark Ruffalo
-La Dolce Vita
-8½
-Toto the Hero
-The Favourite
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Willem Dafoe
-Onibaba
-The Magician
-Barry Lyndon
-Poor Things
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Yorgos Lanthimos
-The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
-Au Hasard Balthazar
-Husbands
-The Red and the White
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Emma Stone
-City Lights
-Belle de Jour
-The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover
-The Firemen's Ball
🥰🥰
Thanks a lot
I probably won't ever watch any of these - but I can still screenshot the list like there's a chance I will!
We share the same mind, literally.😂😂@@margaretcollins2374
@@margaretcollins2374 Boy oh boy where do I even begin. Lebron... honey, my pookie bear. I have loved you ever since I first laid eyes on you. The way you drive into the paint and strike fear into your enemies eyes. Your silky smooth touch around the rim, and that gorgeous jumpshot. I would do anything for you. I wish it were possible to freeze time so I would never have to watch you retire. You had a rough childhood, but you never gave up hope. You are even amazing off the court, you're a great husband and father, sometimes I even call you dad.
Thank you so much
As a Hungarian, I am honored that he pronounced his name near perfectly and also because he chose that movie.
Also, Emma saying The Cook, The Thief, The Wife and the Lover. Exquisite taste in movies.
Who what movie
@@someone3195The Red and the White by Miklós Jancsó, selected by the guy we don’t know.
Im Hungarian but he didn‘t pronounce it very well- respect that he tried obv
@@Yurix03 As a Hungarian living in the UK, I think it’s a pretty good pronunciation. I’ve heard people here referring to Hungarian names (such as footballers) or places and I wouldn’t have a clue what they were talking about. At least in this video, I recognised the Hungarian name.
@@ComeJesusChrist Tbh I recognized the name because I saw how it was written, not sure if I would‘ve known without subtitles, but yeah as I said the pronunciation could‘ve been better
You can tell how serious all of these actors are about their craft, I recognized like one of these movies😂
City Lights??? Chaplin???
Poor things 😂😂😂
I recognized Hoří, má panenko(The firemans ball) by Miloš Forman because I am Czech and its a really good movie. Never would have guessed she seen it.
@@ThePianistONE What is it about? I might check it out!
@@space_1073he didn't watch it😭☠️
I love how willem dafoe describes one of his favorite movies as "pretty good"
World’s toughest movie critic
Because they arent his favorite movies. Its all just an act.
Relatable tbh
Most of my favourite things I'd describe them with It's pretty good
But boy do I love that Pretty Good
Wait doesn't "pretty good" mean pretty good?
one of the most innovative shooters I've ever played
Instead of being shocked you don’t know these films, add them to your “to watch” lists. I’ve only seen like 2 of them and they were both amazing. I love this trend.
Belle De Jour is so fucking good, I’m loving all this Luis Bunuel appreciation.
No, they didn't say any of these because they were afraid of being seen as less intelligent or artistic, and no, they didn't say any of these becusee they are pretentious. They mentioned these because they are actors, most of them +50 years old who studied either in cinema schools or by themselves watching a lot of movies from around the world. Not to mention they grew up in highly artistic environments and were diehard lovers of pictures and their history. Just as you're not an idiot for liking Marvel, others are not pretentious for liking a more indie or experimental movies.
YES thank you these comments were rotting my brain
Its emma stone
Yes you are correct
These people act like they were born and raised during 2000s-2010s
Um, they are pretty much idiots for liking Marvel. As an actor thats a complete fact.
You have the right mindset and understand it.
Both sides got morons that call the other side uncultured or pretentious out of insecurity.
People should like what they like.
But one thing is true, the more films you know, the less blockbuster is in your list
Willem Dafoe’s face went into stop motion animation mode at the end 😂
He seems so sweet !
@@kovin-ashleychetty5159 Yes that was a super sweet shout out to his production and his co-star, Emma !
Love him ❤ Barry Lyndon is pretty good 😉
Hax he ever done comedy?
@@lunarmodule6419 He does those Wes Anderson films.
I find it wholesome that one of Mark Ruffalo’s favorites is another Yorgos Lanthimos film. Must feel amazing to be able to work with the director of one of your *Favorite* films
😒
The correct reponse to this is for yall to head down to your local library and check these movies out. Not to act superior and contraian by saying your taste is better
Yeah it’s hilarious to see how people missed on the best films watching some mainstream shit
Dafoe being a horror fan makes sense but also makes me adore him more.
Dufoe is a buster
@@pondreezyDifoe
@@1sparkythebouncerdofie
Onibaba is awesome
That kinda explains why his green goblin performance was so good
This should inspire people to watch MORE movies, not make them feel less cultured. Cmon now. These are actors and filmmakers. This is literally what they do. They’re supposed to have better taste than u lmfao
It’s call insecure
Facts
Hard to judge, non of us has seen any of the movies mentioned xD
I mean it’s not “better” taste what you like is what you like
@@Mickey-1994 so youd rather promote the hive mind and anything that strays out of the mainstream is pretentious? What about the films they listed are pretentious? Because they weren’t produced in the United States? Or because they were made before you were born? I’m confused. A film is pretentious when it thinks it’s better than its consumer, not because it’s more obscure or not well known. Maybe what ur trying to say is that their “choices” are pretentious, not the films? Is that what u meant?
At last some thoughtful folk with interesting choices.
Emma is not only beautiful, but also inteligent. She is truly mesmerizing.
William Dafoe is up there of fav actors. Should have been nominated for an Oscar for Lighthouse.
Dude, same! I'm still mad that he didn't even get a nomination
WHAT, I THOUGHT HE WAS
Great movie
I like that there are no overrated movies, these people have a good taste
They have rubbish hippie taste
Found the NPC@@goyonman9655
@@goyonman9655you haven’t seen any of those movies they mentioned have you😂😂😂. But you go ahead and search them up when you respond to this do you can act like you knew all along lol
Chaplin is overrated
overrated doesnt mean bad, its overrated for a reason
Willem is such a cool guy, he’s just been having fun for most of his career and I’m here for it!
Everyone here had amazing picks too!
Hands down, this is my favorite Letterboxd video so far, and all films mentioned are at the least great, if not masterpieces, and lots of favorites of mine as well. What a beauty! Still to see Poor Things! Can't wait.
The comments make me sad. Anti-intellectualism is a curse.
What do you mean
@@user-it8re8jv2lthat means he thinks he is smarter than the others here.
@@crazykooc3549 that's not nice
@@crazykooc3549 it means there is a contingent of people that get angry when someone names a favorite movie they deem too obscure. Instead of thinking “oh I’ve never seen that movie” they see it as pretentious posturing and feel offended by it.
Those Hollywood hipsters think they’re better than me! And now people in the comments are saying they too enjoy those movies? How dare you try to belittle me!
The problem is they see naming an obscure movie as an attack on their intellect instead of being comfortable in the fact that no one knows everything and it’s totally fine to not have the same tastes as others. They’re just movies. But sadly, rejection of the unfamiliar and dismissal of knowledge as worthless pretension seems prevalent in many areas of discourse nowadays.
At least I can rest assured that this long wordy comment won’t possibly be perceived as pretentious
@@crazykooc3549 looking at these comments, unfortunately it seems so
Omg not people in the comments calling them pretentious. That's quite embarassing to call something you've never seen pretentious.
The actors actual have tast in this on.
I've seen these movies. They're not all that. They're pretentious.
@@ChrisCTV Indeed. Not all of those are pretentious, but let's say like half of them is. It doesn't mean that they can't truly feel like these are their favourites! I like to be objective to decide what's good/bad. And when it comes to my "favourites", those are movies that I revisit from time to time because I enjoy watching them! But I can hardly imagine someone watching Onibaba twice a year. Or a Bergman film. (I can't stand Bergman.)
@@ChrisCTVmaybe you’re just basic
Reminds me of people referring to people who like classic lit or just heavy literature as pretentious. It's a different experience. Of course people who care a lot about the film craft are going to have a different taste from people who're more casual about movies. There's nothing wrong with that.
"The cook, the thief his wife and her lover " is such a good movie! more people should watch it. As a bonus a young Michael Gambon (Dumbledore) plays the role of the thief very interestingly.
Two Fellini picks straight away. Ruffalo's got taste!
Asking drama students this question and they will never disappoint. 😂
I was really hoping one of them would say just like “Terminator 2”
It is probably better than all these movies lmao
TERMINATOR FUCKIN 2!!!!
No. Hollywood FX mumbo jumbo isn’t real cinema. Those movies they named perfect the art of cinema down to the tee.
@@yungchildsupport4445shit sounds lame and boring, terminator is badass and gets pussy
That is one of the best movies ever tho!!!!!!!!
Poor things is the correct answer William, your PR team will be extremely happy
Think of it as if a veteran chef said his four favorite meals were Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, Hot Pockets, Dino Nuggets with Smiley Tater Tots, and Chef Boyardee ravioli.
None of those are BAD, by any means! But you'd have to wonder, this is his passion and livelihood. He has access to so much more food than us common people and yet... these most basic things were what impressed him and became his favorites??
I've heard of so few of these movies, but as a movie lover, I am now so encouraged to watch them since people who should be more familiar with better movies than I am like them so much.
thank you
All the food you listed is processed and unhealthy crap to be fair, tasty but crappy
The four foods you listed are bad. Nobody, poor, middle class, rich etc. should be eating that processed junk.
This is pretty much the best reply explaining people's dissatisfaction. I'm simply impressed at their obviously highly-researched taste in cinema. These guys have clearly seen a ton of movies and put thought into their craft.
@@stew-03yet most people watch junk movies
I’m surprised at all of the commenters calling them pretentious for liking artsy obscure foreign films. You do realize that Poor Things is a Lanthimos movie, right? He makes arthouse films that are weird and (to the mainstream audience) obscure, while being inspired by films that are artsier weirder and more obscure. Have you ever seen a film directed by Lanthimos? Like what did you expect? For them to have the most dull film tastes ever?
They wouldn’t even want to work with Lanthimos if that were the case. Due to the fact that these famous actors wanted to work with Lanthimos, it’s no surprise that they’d share the same tastes. Also, those films are not even that obscure. They only seem obscure to you because they’re foreign, because you won’t even bother to look at anything that’s not American (Anime doesn’t count). They’re actually classics that are well known all around the world and in the film industry. In addition, all your favorite American directors were inspired by the very same filmmakers they mentioned. Scorsese being inspired by Bresson. Lynch being inspired by Bunuel. Wes Andersen being inspired by Greenway. Safdie Brothers and Paul Thomas Andersen being inspired by Cassavetes. Them all (including Baumbach, Ang Lee, Soderbergh) being inspired by Bergman and Fellini. etc. One of the biggest reasons why these actors manage to choose great films to star in is because they have a good taste in film - a barometer to help determine which movies are worth acting in, movies that may end up being regarded as masterpieces and classics in the future. Did you really think Dafoe said “I’m gonna go do The Lighthouse because it aligns with my taste in films like Shark Tales or Cars”?
People know them as Green Goblin, The Hulk, and Gwen Stacy, I’m the odd one out who has at least heard of almost all of these and seen at least all of the ones Dafoe mentioned.
How is bloody 8 and a half considered obscure, I will never know. That is literally the most famous Felini film
Especially the older they get and/or the more years they spent in the industry so far and/or if they attended cinematography or acting school.
All the older actors name films that were once popular (even if for a moment or iconic) in their youth, especially when they started getting interested in cinematography. The longer the actors have been working, the more films they have personally felt to watch to learn from other actors or didn’t want to sound dumb between film people in the industry. Everyone who attended film school literally was required to watch multiple films a day, sometimes the same one multiple times. Not to forget that at these festivals they watch all films released.
Last but not least, gender: Males are usually more inclined to active films in genres such as action, combat, Mafia, war, heist, vehicles, addicts, fighting etc stories. They often name two films from their youth or childhood and it just makes sense because males even today, always all over the world, enjoy this stuff a lot and make games about it too and idolise the characters because they want to see themselves as as cool as them in adulthood (they don’t necessarily want to be addicts or criminals! I am referring to the “mainly” or “independent” and “though” vibes).
Females, I still have yet to hear one name similar kind of film except a few 85’+ classics like Godfather and Malcom X. We don’t necessarily incline to soft things but more complex, visually appealing, emotional (and soft). Regardless of how ugly and twisting they are.
Many films are in between as well of course! This is just the average preferences per person.
People know them? stfu, I know them previosly for other movies too, this has to be a kid @@bencarlson4300
well said, thank you for bringing some sense to this comment section
Of course William Defoe likes Japanese horror, it’s totally his vibe ❤
He’s the only one who I genuinely believed with his answers
@@SabertoothPotato😊 I thought the same.
Also the only Japanese movie that's bored the hell out of me.
@@jacksobrookswe kinda don’t care, but thanks for sharing
@@brandonarias5889 weird thing to be intimidated over. There really isn't any barrier to watching these movies.
woah she has great memory. After doing all these interviews she does she still remembered in which interview she talked about movies. I would've forgotten lol
These are all Oscar nominated professionals who dedicated their lives to studying the craft, did y'all expect them to say Avengers?
Lmaoooo I’d be like “ Shrek 1, Shrek 2 because Prince Charming is fabulous, Princess diaries is such a classic, 50 first dates is killer”
Hey you may not know art, but you know what you like!
😂😂😂
To some it's a guilty pleasure, for some it's just plain pleasure
@@lunarmodule6419All movies are art. It is just not subjectively good works in terms of complexity or even in the themes they handle.
@@011dux define real movie
I trust my man Willem, definitely watching those
Barry Lyndon is a masterpiece by Stanley Kubrick
Onibaba one of my faves❤! (and Dolce Vita)
Cook, The Thief, Wife and His Lover... man I forgot all about that one! It is outstanding.
I can't get over watching Emma grow into such a confident, secure lady
Yorgos looks like a gentleman
How can nobody talks about Mark mentioned The Favourite where Emma Stone played the second lead?
People are too busy being triggered by the lack of superhero movies to care. Two films that Emma Stone herself are in were named, but for some reason, there's no way they could actually love these movies because "no one's ever heard of them" smh.
and directed by yorgos💀
Because no one here knows that movie
@@JimmyDrifts24that film had a fairly popular cast. Olivia Colman, Emma, Nick Hoult, Rachel Weisz. I thought more people would know it. Also the most recent film of all that was mentioned I think.
Great seeing The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover getting mentioned. That film is amazing.
Thanks for mentioning Jancsó Miklós 👏
Barry Lindon is a masterpiece
1. Solaris
2. Tenshi no Tamago
3. Blade Runner
4. Ghost in the Shell
Good picks. If you haven’t seen it I highly recommend Abel Ferrara’s New Rose Hotel or Linklater’s A Scanner Darkly. Both would fit nicely into that list, personal favorites of mine
Solaris (the remake) was destroyed by the critic's, for me I thought it was stunning.
Blade Runner is in my top 5 I think
Oh I’m watching one of these tonight I just don’t know which!
The cook the theif his wife and her lover is a crazy ass answer but shes real for that
Glad to know that they all have good taste
This is the first thing they learn. How to answer that question to appear this way.
@@2012ArsenalMegawhatever you do don't mention any movies anyone has actually seen
@@toddf.packer9394what
@@toddf.packer9394sorry you only like to watch CGI slop
@puremadness yes that's it. Every other movie ever made is a marvel movie. 🤣
I love how animated and excited Willem Defoe is. He's auch a sweetheart 😂
8 and a half is sooo good
Her voice is just 🥲🔥😲🤩
City Lights is one of my favorites. Makes me cry every time.
Emma Stone's picks are 🔥🔥🔥🔥
As a czech, I love how she pronounced Miloš Forman❤
I really enjoy see actors that really enjoy cinema
La Dolce Vida
8 1/2
Toto le Heros
The Favourite
Onibaba
The Magician/The Face
Barry Lyndon
Poor Things
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Au Hazard Balthazar
Husbands
The Red and the White
City Lights
Belle du Jour
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover
The Fireman’s Ball
Thank you!
Merci Monsieur !
Thank you!
All felt a little pretentious tbh
@garethconner1009 100% with you. It's the "correct snobbish answer". Citizen Kane is a masterpiece, but no one can honestly put it on their 4 best films list in 2023.
Most of them are movies from the 60's-80's. Such great recommendations!
and no holywood makes me wonder...
@hilman94 dude there's a bunch of Hollywood films they listed😭
Mark Ruffalo: la dolce vita, 8 1/2, toto the hero, Fauvorite
Willem Dafoe: Onibaba, Bergman's, The magician (the face), Barry Lyndon, Poor things
Yorgos Lanthimos: the dyscreete Charm, Au hassard Balthazar, Husbands, the red and the white
Emma Stone: City Lights, Belle the jour, the cook the thief his wife an her lover, firemen's ball
I like F&F: Tokyo Drift. I really like that nobody from the first 2 were in it til the last shot of the movie. Cool choice by the director. Don’t mean to sound like a movie snob but it was pretty artsy
If "City Lights" is one of your favorite movies, you're a good person. If "Belle de Jour" is one of your favorite movies, you deserve all of the love and care and attention and snacks you need. "Belle de Jour" is incredible. I will hijack a plane to impress Emma Stone.
Love William Defoe's choices!
Barry Lyndon is my favorite movie of all time
Try handmaiden
Those fuckin candle shots
I love glimpsing into the psychology of somebody answering what their favorite of anything is. 🥰
I love when people in movies have actually seen movies
I love letterbox so much !! It takes you into a peek a little and get to know a person even if it's just through sharing one's top 4 films. You get to learn and bring something with you wherever you go.
😂😭 people are so offended and weird in this comment section acting shocked that actors and a greek director whos movies are very weird and surrealist would choose movies that people who arent fans of films wouldnt know, well duh this is their life. I would be more surprised if yorgos lanthimos had marvel on his list
I am Greek and love most of those films mentioned. I agree especially with Dafoe's and Emma's choices and three of Lanthimos. 2 of Ruffalo's. I guess I'm weird as well, ahahaha
Shut up nerd
Cope
I love movies and have only heard of City Lights. They can like what they like, but it's weird their favorite movies are ones most people have never heard of.
This kind of cinema is called the "weird wave" and this director has been named by many as the "Greek wizard of the weird wave". So, you know what to expect, noone forces you to watch them. And you are point on. This last one movie is also steampunk for the fans of the genre.
LOTR 1, LOTR 2, LOTR 3. The Butterfly effect 🦋
Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3, School of Rock.
The red and the white, glad to see it mentioned
The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover is also one of my absolute favorite movies
Kingdom of Heaven (director’s cut), Ocean’s Eleven, Bridge over River Kwai, and La La Land. Honorable mentions: The Color of Money, The Darjeeling Limited, One Flew over the Cuckoos nest, and The Nice Guys.
The cook , the thief , his wife and her lover. Excellent ❤
Napoleon Dynamite
Shrek
Nacho Libre
Tropic Thunder
Based
Those are 4 great flicks
An infinitely more relatable list than what those obnoxious turds put out.
sophisticated taste i see 😂
No joke, those movies are all fire comedies
1. Rear Window 2. Hobson's Choice 3. Shrek 2 4. Ratatouille
extremely cultured taste
It's great to see professional actors have their own favourites that aren't part of the typical mold, I need to stop rewatches and see new shit
This is the best one. Excellent selection 👏👏
Damn Firemen's ball made the list!! Absolutely agree...
I like they named movies that I never heard of. That's means they actually like good cinema and not mainstream shit. Respect.
At some point I felt like they were purposely not naming mainstream shit. These movies are deadass boring
Mainstream does not equal bad. It just means they have an expansive taste in movies. The need to only hear what is familiar is odd in this case.
@@DanklingBSbro they are boring because you are 15 maybe. Like when you are a teen you think harry potter is the best Book ever than you grow up you Read a couple of other Fantasy or historical novels and you understand there is waaaaaaaay better. Or when you are a Teen you think documentaries Are Boring and the best Movie About rome is the Gladiator than you grow up and you Watch Hours of documentaries or read 100s of books that when you were a kid you would have been forced to Read and still you wouldn’t have
@@marcobelli6856 I ate up documentaries and books when I was 14 + never watched harry potter
@@DanklingBS good for you (Not ironically I Like Young people who Like history) but you must agree with me that the majority of the other guys of your age didn’t Read at all of if they did they liked Young Adult Novels Like divergent and Hunger Games? It’s Not Even a debate I’m not denying that teen like you didn’t exist but they are a minority. That’s why YA novels Are so popular (often they are the best sellìng books) and I don’t deny I liked them a lot when I was a kid but try to Read them today (Even more in your case since you were mature in your tastes) and you will find them corny as fuck. But I don’t pretend Teen to like Dostojevski or Dante Alighieri of course when you are a Teen your Brain is Not Even yet fully matured). But it’s normal That some people when they grow up they start to like books and Movies that are less corny than YA novels or Marvel Movies and that an ignorant might describe as “Boring” doesn’t mean they are Fake intellectuals just because they like actual good cinema or literature.
Shrek 2. Then I dont know xD
Seeing belle de jour and the discreet charm of the bourgeoise made me so warm!!! Two of my favourite films
City Lights is all about love for movies and life. Emma Stone has a great taste.
She’s the man
Knight tale
Thunderbirds live action
Hoodwinked 😂❤
The cook, the thief….wow my estimation of you just changed. Significantly. Bravo. X
I only saw Barry Lyndon out of all of these. It’s like watching a painting.
The comment section when the actors name films that aren’t even that obscure: 😡pReTenTiOus!!!
Like seriously, just cuz you ain’t seen these films don’t make them pretentious 😭
Well its kinda down to the fact people want to have an easy entertainment.
I think Viggo Mortensen said that now films are produced not created.
The kind they say are mostly for people who enjoy film as a art medium and aren't in the mood to go watch a play. However 8.1/2 is imho a mist watch.
@@sagatlike3393 never seen 8 1/2. I’d like to though :)
@@finnmyers7137 really a piece of art, deep, wonderful for eyes and ears, but also entertaining and, somehow, funny
I'm right there with Willem. Surprised by his choices and also not surprised one bit 😂
Joe Dirt, Tremors 3, Napoleon Dynamite, The Benchwarmers
I didn’t know athlete had 3 syllables, ath-a-lete, that’s amaz-za-zing
The cook the thief!??? God, Emma, you got me there!! One of mine too.
Yes, very few know of this masterpiece. She is amazing!
There’s me thinking Toy Story, Toy Story 2, chicken run and shutter island
Shutter Island is brilliant. I'm still thinking, the only person telling the truth in that movie is the guy driving the golf cart.
Definitely I'm going to add all those movies to my watch list
I must be basic since mine are Goodfellas, Tombstone, Casablanca and Caddyshack.
1. The Lost Boys. 2.Serenity. 3. Howls Moving Castle/ Spirited Away. 4. Train to Busan
Onibaba! Leeeettttsss Goooooooo! Best Japanese film of all time!
Seven samurai
Huahuauhauah Willem Dafoe seems to be a really nice guy. He's so talented, I love every single film I've watched with him. ❤
So many "weird" movies that are in my favorites as well. I wish could talk to someone about Fellini or Bunuel and have a conversation where they dont think im a pretentious snob
Lanthimos pretty much checks out, Husbands an interesting one because it seems to have inspired how his character’s interact.
She loves Hoří, má panenko! I would never have guessed. It's a total classic here in Czechia, but it's so thoroughly czech, I am surprised she get's it.
That’s was yorgos and not a she
Fellowship, Two Towers, Return of the King and for the last one all of them combined.
1) The Batman
2) Se7en
3) 3 idiots
4) Pulp fiction
I can't believe no one has ever made a horror movie with Emma Stone with premise surrounding her freakishly big eyes