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Glass Onion was literally the first movie I’ve seen with Covid jokes that didn’t make me cringe to the bottom of my couch. Really appreciated the contemporary vibe, hard to pull off
Glass Onion was boring imo it was trying too hard
@@jaxac3379 ratio
I hated that movie so much I don’t understand how anyone liked it
@@jaxac3379 made the first movie look way better
It tries to mention the fact that covid is happening every 15 minutes. None of the characters minus DC are likeable. It’s not a horrible movie but I just hated it’s guts
The most chaotic thing about Clue is apparently they showed different endings in theaters
That’s actually pretty cool, though a little frustrating.
wow. that’s amazing. I remembered that tumblr post about if the poster ever published a mystery book, they would publish 5 different endings on a random basis secretly & let the people fight over which ending is the right ending
Top 5 Pixar (in no order):
Toy Story
Finding Nemo
Wall•e
Ratatouille
The Incredibles
So the three different endings we see in the contemporary version were actually not the end of the movie in theatres? They took one of the three but it was different in lots of cinemas? Cool
these are keeping me sane every month
Same same
fr. best notification i could recieve
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YES ME TOO. I EVEN MADE PLAYLIST FOR THIS SERIES
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It's insane how famous RRR has gotten for it's over the top nature because the director, S.S.Rajamouli is known for this type of filmmaking and this is not even his most ridiculous outing. He has a film where the lead is killed and reincarnated as a house fly and exacts revenge on his murderer AS A FLY with the help of his ex girlfriend.
People talk about the outrageous stuff but I don't think that's why it broke through. It's the fact that all of the excess manages to support the emotional and thematic story instead of distract from it. I don't love RRR because the stunts make me laugh, I love it because it makes me cry tears of joy and sadness and beauty. Some will love it with irony but I don't think it would have broke through on that alone. It's a totally maximal cinema experience.
That being said, I'd love to watch Eega too.
@@robbiemcarley oh yea absolutely, the emotional core is always strong with this director's movies. It's just the impression i get from most reviewers that they're blown away by the craziness first and then story second. Oh and Eega, as funny as the concept sounds, also gets very emotional at times.
I just wantched Eega and Bāhubali 1 and 2 because of how much I loved RRR. I really loved Eega, I can see that movie becoming a bad day rewatch to get me out of a funk.
@@robbiemcarleyIf you’re in the U.S. Eega and Bāhubali are both on Netflix.
Timestamp and ratings
0:17 Our planet n/a
0:33 Twentieth Century 4/5
0:58 clue 4.5/5
1:26 Finding Nemo 4.5/5
1:43 The naked gun 4.5
1:51 Trouble in paradise 5/5
2:12 The grinch 2/5
2:31 Top gun maverick 4.5/5
2:51 Devotion 4.5/5
3:13 and 9:27 the fablemans 4.5/5
3:37 the tar 4.5/5
3:57 avatar 1 3/5
4:39 Titanic 5/5
5:15 Avatar the way of water 4/5
5:47 the earrings of madame de 4/5
6:06 burn after reading 4/5
6:47 glass onion: A knives out mystery 4/5
7:30 It’s a wonderful life 4.5/5
7:38 RRR 4.5/5
8:35 the banshees of inisherin 5/5
9:40 the apartment 5/5
You left 1:51 trouble in paradise
what does n/a mean ¿
2:51 Devotion 4.5/5
I saw Casablanca for the first time this month and my god what a movie. The performances, the setting, the story it’s just such a fantastic movie.
From this we can tell that Karsten loves comedy and action movies which are honestly ny favorite genres as well
This was a chill month. I watched the glass onion, Pinocho of Toro and TG Maverick
The film that left me in love is Puss in boots 2 that became my favorite film of 2022. Amazing visuals , simple story but super well written, creative and has many mature themes with characters that you will love.
Being one of those rare movies that I went to the theater to watch it like 3 times.
You will regret not being able too see the best animated picture of 2022 on the big screen.
this month I saw The Muppets' Christmas Carol for the first time. I really liked it, I thought I wouldnt really get into it because most of the characters are muppets but I was really invested. It was very funny and charming and I loved how sincere it is. I feel like a lot of comedies now feel the need to be a bit cynical so it was nice to see a film that was completely sincere. Also Michael Caine did a really good job, I was honestly really impressed and he made Scrooge feel like a real person. I like that he always acted as if the other characters werent muppets because that helped me get into the film. Great Christmas film 9/10
I also saw it for the first time this year. It’s fantastic! :)
What I watched this January is _Puss in Boots: The Last Wish._ The animation is such a big improvement for DreamWorks, especially with the new logo at the beginning which earned the reputation of their legacy. I think the kid who fishes on the moon deserves his own movie.
You again 😑
i LOVE the new logo itself, but man am i over this 'shove as many of your big ip's imagery into your intro as you can' trend that marvel started. it's so tacky and will age really poorly imo
Happy new year everyone!
In December I watched:
- Paprika (8/10)
- Rashōmon [rewatch] (10/10)
- The Hunchback of Notre Dame (8/10)
- Alice in Wonderland [1951] (10/10)
- Shortbus (8/10)
- Half Baked (4/10)
- Black Adam (2/10)
- The Man Who Wasn't There (8/10)
- Alice in Wonderland [2010] (1/10)
- Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (8/10)
- M [1931] (9/10)
- Bones and All (9/10)
- Fantastic Fungi (8/10)
- Jiro Dreams of Sushi (10/10)
- Independence Day (2/10)
- Open Your Eyes (8/10)
- The Matrix Reloaded (4/10)
- The Matrix Revolutions (4/10)
- Vanilla Sky (4/10)
- Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (7/10)
- Zoolander (8/10)
- Zelig [rewatch] (8/10)
Yo Vanilla Sky is so good tho
I watched:
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
V for Vendetta
My Cat Lucy (Short)
A Quiet Place
Happy Death Day
Happy Death Day 2U
Matilda
The Tiger of Eschnapur
A Quiet Place Part II
Decision to Leave
Rush Hour
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
The Secret of Kells
Come and See
@@uhuhuh1966 maybe as it's own movie, but when compared to Open Your Eyes, for me it just felt like a half assed Hollywood remake
@@Ysoyam500 that is…extremely fair lol
The Hunchback of notre dame is so good!!!
Glad you liked Clue! One of my favorites from childhood and no idea how it got panned by so many critics.
The multiple ending thing had no right to work as well as it did
@William McLaren Because it's not very good.
Finally someone in the film discourse that is not trying to sound edgy and unique by shitting on Titanic, which is obviously a masterpiece.
To quote a review I can't remember "It became popular to crap on it when it became clear it was the planet's favorite movie."
I will defend Titanic forever. I take serious criticism seriously and try to take a different perspective. But honestly, most people who criticize this film have no real arguments.
Watched banshees with my family (mom, dad, and sister). Almost every movie I show them they think there’s something wrong with me and the same thing happened here. Movie was hard to watch with them, especially since my mom and sister were in absolute disgust. Pretty sure I would have enjoyed it way more if I had watched it by myself.
‘Titanic: It’s like Climax if you think about it!’ Is absolute heat as a tagline
Puss in boots is by far the best thing I saw this month
Just watched it yesterday. Wow, it was beautiful and just awesome.
It has no business being as good as it is. Easy top 10 and possibly 5 of the year for me!
Happy new year guys! what i watched in december:
Triangle of sadness (4/5)
Bones and all (4.5/5)
Nightcrawler (4/5)
Falling for christmas (3.5/5)
All quiet on the western front (4/5)
Del toro pinocchio (4.5/5)
The fabelmans (4.5/5)
The banshees of inisherin (4/5)
Avatar (RW 4/5)
Summer with monika (4/5)
Wendell & wild (2.5/5)
Del toro pinocchio (RW watched with my friend this time 4.5/5)
Megamind (RW 4/5)
BARDO (3/5)
Glass Onion (3.5/5)
The Wind Rises (4/5)
We're all Going to the World's Fair (4/5)
White Noise (3/5)
Matilda the Musical (3.5/5)
Then i spent the New Year rewatching Everything Everywhere All At Once which was simultaneously my last 2022 movie and first 2023 movie; Somehow i accidentaly managed to make the second title card (Part 2: Everywhere) appear at exactly midnight lol (and of course is a 5/5)
I have been watching your videos for the past month now and my eyes have been opened to so many great movies that I would have never considered watching. Your introspective takes on movies has really intrigued me. All of this makes me want to reconvene my dream of being a screenwriter. Thank you for sharing your love for movies! I appreciate you!
Also, Clue… amazing movie. I watched it for the first time last month and it was one of my favorite new movies I watched last year!
Dads falling asleep in ALL the movies must be a universal thing
No, mine is my dad TALKING during the movies.
wanted to say your succ podcast has become my favorite thing in the world, listened to the first episodes yesterday and died laughing the entire time, thank u so much for it
Alright so you haven't seen Babylon (or Puss in Boots) yet. I hope we get a video on it soon! Sounds like it was a pretty great month of watching movies, anyhow!
I genuinely want to know what his thoughts would be. Since everyone else seems to love or hate it... And I think it's just okay (I feel so alone)
My dad cried during Top Gun Maverick as the first one was one of his favourite movies off all time, and in my opinion it did everything a good sequel should to a frightening degree. I get why people would have something morally against the original and its sequel but they are just so good and im glad they exist.
The Naked Gun movies were some of my first slapstick movies and god they’re still my favorites. Leslie Nielsen was one of the best comedy actors of all time
Just because Top Gun Maverick doesn't paint the military in a bad light that doesn't mean it's propaganda.
I finally watched Clue when I saw your letterboxd review and it’s easily one of my new comfort faves
I like how your dad didn’t fall asleep during banshees but it took mine 4 attempts to finish the thing and he was begging me to tell him if there was a point to the film.
I too award points to movies if my dad makes it all the way through without falling asleep.
Burn After Reading! One of my all time favorite movies. Malkovich doing the hand motions with “Crucifixion!!” might be my favorite moment in his career. So funny.
I rewatched The Apartments New Year’s Day because I couldn’t talk everyone into doing it on eve. Such a perfect film. Also love the Laura Palmer shirt
babe wake up new karsten runquist month recap just dropped
Hey Karsten, wanna say I love this videos and I also love the chill music you find to play in the background for each of these. Def a vibe.
Im trying to go out of my comfort zone for movies so id love any suggestions, i havent seen to many movies as you can probably tell with what i watched, but im open to anything!
December 2022:
The Hunger Games (7.5/10)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (8/10)
The Boy who Talked to Badgers (2/10)
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay 1 (7/10)
Mockingjay Part 2 (7/10)
GOTG Holiday Special (6/10)
Bullet Train (8/10)
See How They Run (7/10)
Encanto (8/10)
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinnochio (9/10)
Avatar (7.5/10)
Avatar: The Way of Water (7/10)
The Batman (9/10)
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (7/10)
La La Land (10/10)
Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse (10/10)
Taken (7/10)
Shazam! (8/10)
Black Adam (3/10)
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (6/10)
The Nice Guys (8/10)
Dune (9.5/10)
Banshees of Inisherin really is a “watch with dad” film
bro really just said Titanic is like Climax and refuses to elaborate. takes like these are the reason I subbed.
Finally Karsten watched RRR, been waiting for this half a year and more to talk about an Indian movie.
I finished the year with Rear Window, which is a solid 10/10 for me easily one of my new favourite movies. Going into it I had a feeling I was going to like Hitchcock but that was an understatement. James Stewart, Grace Kelly and Thelma Ritter work together so well it´s insane. It´s the most thrilling movie I´ve ever seen and the camera never leaves the apartment. Happy New Year
Rear window is so so good. That and North by Northwest are the first 2 Hitchcock movies I watched and my 2 favorite from him
Really enjoyed these vids throughout the whole year. Thanks for the great stuff, Karsten
not a film, and I know you're not much of a fan of Star Wars, but I think you'd really like Andor. You may need to watch Rogue One first before watching the show if you haven't-but Andor is a _ridiculously_ amazing show, and is considered by most (including myself) to be one of the best things Disney SW has put out. If you decide to give it a try, watch the first 3 episodes, it's a bit of a slowburn and those first three episodes allow you to gain insight of its world/characters-but from thereinafter, it gets *really* good. Happy belated New Years to yall, wish yall the best!
also, Karsten-correct me if I'm wrong but have you _still_ not watched Arcane? my man, you're missing outtt lmao
He should of watched Puss In Boots: The Last Wish that movie is fire
Hey, thank you Karsten for your videos. I can tell how much care goes into creating these and I really appreciate your insights!
The apartment is the most underrated movie in film history, i love it
I was also at the Music Box on New Year’s Eve for The Apartment . This is at least the second time we run into each other. First time was at the Film Festival for All The Beauty and Bloodshed
finding nemo god tier, one of the 3 animated movies i revisit pretty often along with the incredibles and fantastic mr fox
Let's unpack how Titanic is like Climax for a hot second
Like Climax 1944?
@@purpleplanetary Definitely thought he was referring to Climax by Gaspar Noe lmao
This December i watched:
- Emily the Criminal - 4/5
- Funny Pages - 3.5/5
- The House - 4.5/5
- Three Thousand Years of Longing. -3.5/5
- After Hours - 5/5
- Die Hard - 4/5 (rewatch)
- Cha Cha Real Smooth - 4.5/5
- Spirited - 3/5
- Fire of Love - 4/5
- Sorry To Bother You - 4.5/5
- Memento - 5/5
- Whiplash - 5/5
- Nope - 4.5/5
- High Fidelity - 4/5
- The Banshees of Inisherin - 4.5/5
- Glass Onion - 4.5/5 (rewatch)
- RRR - 5/5
- Triangle of Sadness - 4.5/5
- The Hudsucker Proxy - 4/5 (rewatch)
- Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio - 4.5/5
- The Nice Guys - 4/5
Great picks from Memento to Whiplash and Nope!
Out of the movies here that I’ve seen, I totally agree.
Good list! Memento has long been my favorite movie. It’s been dethroned this year by RRR 😅
I saw the apartment over new years at the music box theatre in Chicago last year as well!! It was such an incredible experience (my first time going), definitely packed
Watching Banshees after RRR, that's Karsten for you people.
Karsten videos make my day
These are literally the highlight of my month
a new karsten runquist video is the best birthday present i could’ve asked for.
I watched Babylon in December, and I'm surprised no one is watching or talking about it.
Probably because it’s not a very good film
It was kind of crazy opening letterboxd and seeing that Karsten logged Twentieth Century immediately after I found out I got the role of Oscar in my school’s production of the musical adaptation
I watched so many of the same movies this month. I loved it’s a wonderful life!
Loved your cameo in the new Evil Dead trailer 🙏
???
lovee waiting for these every month
What I watched:
Disney’s Pinocchio (1940)
Tales of the Jedi
The Promised Neverland
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Rush Hour (rewatch)
Netflix’s Pinocchio
Rush Hour 2 (rewatch)
Netflix’s Wednesday
White Lotus: Sicily
The Fabelmans
Emancipation
True Lies
Avatar (rewatch)
Avatar: The Way of Water
Bones and All
RRR
Banshees of Inisherin
The Best Man: The Final Chapters
Glass Onion
8-Bit Christmas
Violent Night
Beast
Is That Black Enough For You?
Beast
Nanny
One Punch Man S2
What I watched:
- The Hudsucker Proxy
- Fargo (1966)
- Baby Driver
- Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio
- A Serious Man
- Hail, Caesar!
- Home Alone
- Scott Pilgrim vs the World
- Turning Red
- Prisoners
Me waiting for Karsten to talk about Babylon
My list is so short in December
1. My Girl
2. The Piano Teacher
3. Bones and All
4. The Fabelmans
5. The Banshees of Inisherin
6. Pinocchio
7. Glass Onion
8. Triangle of Sadness
9. Aftersun
hey karsten, silly film recommendation here: top secret. it’s made by the same guys as airplane and the naked gun and i know you love them both. top secret is literally one of the funniest films i’ve ever seen, you’d love it. iconic gag after iconic gag.
Ive been on a Tarantino binge
The Apartment was the first movie I watched this year. Long overdue.
Babe wake up, Karsten uploaded another what I watched in
What I watched:
A ton of Rifftrax movies of varying quality
Miracle On 34th Street (Original): 10/5
Towering Inferno: 3/5
Violent Night (Rewatch): 5/5
Documentary Now!: 5/5
Strange Wilderness: 6/5
Holiday In Handcuffs: 3.5/5
Die Another Day: 2.5/5
Frosty The Snowman: 5/5
Still in the middle of watching:
Glass Onion
GDT Pinocchio
Kaleidoscope
common jeremy W
@@VeneratorVar Thanks.
I love these videos!
For me:
-Avatar (Rewatch) (10/10)
-Home Alone (8/10)
-Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (10/10)
-Amsterdam (4/10)
-The Fabelmans (9/10)
-Don’t Look Up (Rewatch) (8/10)
-Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio (10/10)
-Asterix and Cleopatra (Rewatch) (6/10)
-Frances Ha (8/10)
-I Didn’t Mean to Haunt You (album film) (2/10)
- Memento (10/10)
-Asterix in Britain (Rewatch) (9/10)
-Seducting Doctor Lewis (Rewatch) (9/10)
-Bardo, FCoaHoT (9/10)
-Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Rewatch)(9/10)
-National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (Rewatch)(8/10)
-Silence (10/10)
-Glass Onion (10/10)
-Jojo Rabbit (6/10)
-Avatar: TWOW (10/10)
-The Dinner Game (Rewatch) (10/10)
-Avatar : TWOW (Rewatch) (10/10)
-Asterix Conquers America (5/10)
-Beneath the Planet of The Apes (3/10)
-Escape from the Planet of the Apes (9/10)
-Conquest of the Planet of the apes (7/10)
- Withe Noise (7/10)
-Making 1899 (6/10)
Leslie Neilson is such a great comedy writer. Airplane and Naked Gun will forever be in my top 10 films
@Karsten_Runquist omg I had no idea that Karsten was doing a giveaway that he never announced on the channel and has a separate account with twelve subs specifically for the giveaway
3 James Cameron movies in a month. This man is living!
What I saw in December:
Mommy - 8/10
It's A Wonderful Life - 8/10
Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio - 8/10
Avatar: The Way of Water - 8.5/10
Bardo - 6/10
Black Adam - 5/10
Matilda the Musical - 8.5/10
Spirited - 6/10
Aftersun - 8/10
Glass Onion - 7.5/10
The Banshees of Inisherin - 7/10
Clue is one of my favourite movies of all time! I watch it every year at least once 😅
I have it memorized lol. Tim Curry (and everyone really) is iconic. One of my family’s favorite movies. I recently got to see the stage production and it did not disappoint!
Top Gun obviously deserves top 10. I don't know a single person who's seen it who disagrees. You must have a strange audience if they dislike an amazing, beautiful blockbuster like that, one that actually brought people back to the theaters for the first time in a long time.
I'm bouncing off the wall loving your watch picks and your quick reviews. Great job.
I was literally scrolling through you channel and was like where is the what I watched in a month vid.
I find the hype on RRR among Westerners so amusing lol
Has Karsten not yet seen All Quiet on the Western Front? Looking forward to a review on that.
Surely he'll watch puss in boots 2 in January.
I just watched Clue for the first time too and I loved it too. Mystery movies are my favourite and I had never got around to it. I’ll be revisiting soon!
Karsten, you have to watch Fleishman is in Trouble. Just finished it and it’s absolutely amazing. May be the best mini series I’ve ever seen.
Claire Danes rules
shout out to The Music Box, one of my favorite places in Chicago.
3:58 For anyone wondering how he watched Avatar 1, he said on Letterboxd that he watched it on his ipad on the airplane
... I thought he just watched it at home. That is... I don't even know what to say about that.
the play version of clue is so good! highly recommend
RRR may become first movie where your father starts dancing
7:37 i really hope you explore more into indian cinema there are soo many incredible films i know you’ll love!
Want a good movie to star the year off right? I highly recommend look no further then "Strange Days". One of the most overlooked films I think of all time. A truly underrated hidden gem of a movie.
10:27 sick shirt, dude!
Imagine if he made one that in 5 seconds long and he just says “I didn’t watch anything this month, sorry”
Would the tracks that you mentioned in Banshees of Inisherin still be there the next day with the rising/falling of the tide though??
I'm still waiting for a Babylon review
A few for this month:
Matilda the Musical:
Already seen it twice and I want to go again (in the UK it's in cinemas for a while longer). Fantastic translation of the stage musical, adds what it needs to make it cinematic, but can also make intimate scenes quieter. Great casting, choreography, singing, sets etc. Yeah one or two bits are missed from the stage, but as an adaptation it packed in more than I could hope for.
While many love the 90s film, I never really warmed to it. Tim Minchin's iteration I think captures more of the original books spirit (and keeps it British) and I highly advise to everyone to check it out.
Guillermo del toro Pinocchio:
Always thought the film was overhyped, and I still do. It's good, but just not as good as people say. I felt the songs were a bit forced in. Substituting a nazi youth camp for pleasure island felt a bit much. Also the climax was rushed in my opinion. But I really like the use of stop motion, and David Bradley as Gepetto was fab.
Avatar 2:
Yeah it's alright. The high frame rate was distracting. And the third act was way too long, akin to the first film. But I liked it for the most part. The elements that mirrored the first were actually quite interesting, the Colonel now being an avatar is quite an interesting concept and his development mirrors Sully is great. The water culture is fun and makes a lot of sense for this world. And yeah, I do want to see where this story goes, so long as the frame rate is fixed.
Shazam:
I'd seen this once before years ago. This time watched with my Dad on New Years Eve. Perfect film for it, it has jokes, action and a lot of family. Don't really have any negatives for it. I like the messages and I like how it really feels part of the DC world, with constant hero references. (just a shame it looks like DC are rebooting everything)
I want to see your review on Mad God. I just watched it recently. It instantly bolted up to the top 5 of my fave films of 2022.
happy new year karsten!
holy FUCK DUDE, after being depressed by the glaciar melting I thought “oh, it can’t get worse”. AND IT DID, those last five minutes of the behind the scenes of our planet… fucking hell
If you liked the apartment you NEED to watch "some like it hot" with Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemon giving an even better performance
4.5 for Its A Wonderful Life?! Smoke one, Runquist!!!
Will you be seeing Werewolf by Night at some point
Have been waiting months and months for you to watch RRR. Thank you.
im so glad karsten finally watched clue
clue is my all-time favourite movie, so happy you liked it :)
each monthly update brings me pure joy
Watch Puss in Boots 2. It’s the best DreamWorks since How to Train your Dragon (imo). It’s the 4th highest rated on IMDB.
Awesome video Karsten 👍. In December I watched films like La Dolce Vita, Do The Right Thing and rewatched Top Gun Maverick.
Same with Top Gun Maverick! You just can't get enough of that movie.
Happy New Year y'all :0
What I watched in December:
- An Action Hero (2022) - 3½/5
- The Batman (2022) [rewatch] - 4½/5
- Carrie (1976) - 4/5
- See How They Run (2022) - 3½/5
- The English Patient (1996) - 3½/5
- Life of Pi [rewatch] - 3½/5
- City of God (2002) - 4½/5
- Avatar (2009) [rewatch] - 3½/5
- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) - 4/5
- Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) - 4/5
- Moonrise Kingdom (2012) - 4/5
- Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) - 4/5
- Bulbbul (2020) - 3/5
- 8½ (1963) - 4½/5
- Cape Fear (1991) - 4/5
- The Hand (2004) - 3½/5
- Say Anything...(1989) - 3/5
- Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) - 5/5
Bhai ek baar qala dekh you would it available on Netflix
Exam khatam hote hi dekh lunga. Very excited for it :D