Fantasia Festival 2023 Review - YMS
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Timestamps:
0:00 Satan Wants You
1:41 A Disturbance in the Force
3:23 #Manhole
4:43 Hundreds of Beavers
8:43 Lovely, Dark, and Deep
10:13 Mad Cats
11:40 Raging Grace
13:33 Bird Hostage
15:24 Architecht A
16:14 The Concierge
17:28 Aporia
19:58 Talk to Me
22:31 Late Night with the Devil
24:37 Sympathy for the Devil - Zábava
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Cool!
Wow I've never been this early. :O Was just on YMS watch-alongs for Boss Baby 2 lmao
Pls upload a review of the Star Wars Holiday special at some point
what is an adblocker?
Instead of stopping to say which number out of 10 it's closer to why not just say 5.7 or 5.2 and then it's self explanatory.
The movie about a hundred men in fursuits is Adum's favorite film of the year. What a surprise.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I knew I wasn't the only one who was gonna mention that
The Artist.. The music was terrible, acting was over dramatic and dog wasn’t in fur-suit…. 3/10 it’s closer to a 2 than a 4. Hundreds of Beavers is an absolute spectacle for the eyes. The comedy is classic. Presentation is absolutely gorgeous. I love when the guy goes through a CGI circle in the ice. The sound mixing was unlike anything I have ever heard in my life. There was somethings that I noticed was wrong, but I’m 1000% hopeful that was done on purpose.. and I’m giving this a 🦫 💦 10
What if this director had done Cool Cat saves the day?
Is he a furry??
"Why are you pretending to make art when you have nothing to say" might be the single most devastating phrase you can say to an artist. Absolutely brutal lmao
Dude this line made me re-think my whole life! It was great!
Especially coming from Adam
I mean they were probably not artists, but going for a cash grab. That's what he was implying I think.
The guy has a cell phone connection in a survival situation and his first thought is: It’s time to catfish some people
Must be thinking to take the risk that if it works and he manages to survive, he can make a book about his experiences afterward and sell the film/t.v. rights to the big budget studios. It's gotta be some money making scheme.
Never in my life would I have guessed YMS would have reviewed and enjoyed a movie I agreed to be in just because I thought it’d be funny.
Girl you were wonderful, also that ankle shot AWOOGA🥵🥵!!
And now it's one of the best movies of the decade what of it
How's the trading business going? Hope those beavers aren't giving you guys too much trouble this time of year.
One of the funniest films I've ever seen
Good to see RackaRacka break the stereotype that movies by CZcamsrs are always terrible!
There's also 'Arctic' by Joe Penna (MysteryGuitarMan) which Adum also gave a 6/10 and 'Pretend That You Love Me' by Joel Haver which Adum gave an 8/10.
@@demian5631 MGM directed Arctic!? That's amazing! I loved that movie!
Bo Burnham Eighth Grade
FND Films did it prior
Except thar it was terrible. So, no. The streak is alive.
I just want to say that your movie festival reviews are some of my favs! You introduce so much I eventually want to check out whenever I can, and I can not thank you enough for it! ❤
Right! These and the best of the year list videos are the best for finding new (to me) stuff that I'd have never heard of on my own
Love the poster for Hundreds of Beavers, reminds me of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World and other such screwball posters.
So Adam’s favourite movie at the festival was the one with furrys. Not a surprise really
Satan Wants You?
Late Night with the Devil?
Sympathy for the Devil?
What's going on?
Anti-media preservation is a great phrase that i will be using often now to describe George Lucas! If only he would re-release an "un"special edition
why should he? he's an artist, he's entitled to release the version he wants.
Its not like the old version doesn't exist, you just are malding that its not in 4k because an artist doesn't want to release the version he's not happy with.
Ironically, you guys are the ones who actively hate art if you want to force artists to release remastered versions of art they hate. Its like begging picasso to scrape off layers of his oil paintings; or forcing a writer to re release an old version of a book.
@@REDDAWNproject Please show me where the old version exists in any capacity (aside from acquiring old 35mm projector reels and buying a 10k dollar set up just to play one film.) or having to download a "fan project" such at Harmy's "despecialized edition" (because I have not been able to find it at all!)
No, actually the reason we say this is because when George released his 1997 special edition he went out of his way to delete any record of the old version. Its almost impossible to find StarWars in its original hyptonic 1960's surreal throwback. Now, they are all "video-game" in nature (which isnt necessarily bad, just sucks that they dont allow people to see the thing they fell in love with and instead only allow to see what it has become!)
And you make an interesting argument about art, should we always listen to the creators decisions regarding their intellectual property? Should people who had seen Star Wars before the special editions not be able to criticize what they once loved and all the negative decisions that impacted their falling out with it? Is ART owned by the person who created it or the person who experienced it and when does it become ART?
Emily Dickinson famously said to BURN her work after she died, and luckily, we didn't listen. Now she is regarded as the greatest poet to ever have lived; good thing we DIDN'T respect her dying wishes, as the ART would have gotten lost to time.
Just food for thought :)
@@REDDAWNproject if Picasso asked someone that he SOLD ART to if he could have it back and then once given it back, chooses to paint 3rd grade level water-colors over top of once called "masterpiece" and tried to get people to have the same appreciation for it, we would all be like "Can we please have the good version back? Can we have the mastful painting and not the 3rd grade level drivel"
Your analogy of him doesn't quite work as StarWars was already shown to the world and people like(d) it better.
@@Schellnino1994 who did george sell the rights to his art to in 1997? 2004?
Or in 1980? Or the half a dozen times he made tweaks before the "special editions" ever came out? That's the dumbest part; you don't even know what version of the original movies you even want. Do you want the theatrical version of empire? Which one? The version 20 minutes shorter? The one with the entire ending scene reshot? The one with surround sound and more dialogue or mono but missing some C-3P0 and Han Solo dialogue?
All those were released in 1980 during the same theatrical run.
He owned the rights. It was his creation. You were just given a temporary license to watch. Like every movie ever. You don't buy the rights to a movie when you buy a ticket, you buy a lease to look at that release of a movie. What you're saying is the equivalent of saying "i bought a museum pass to look at this picasso; I DEMAND THE OLD BEAUTIFUL DRAFT BECAUSE I NOW OWN THE PAINTING". You think he now draws it like a 3 year old? Fucking good for him. It still isn't yours. You can look at an old picture of a previous draft if you prefer it. That's all you are entitled to, because he doesn't and shouldn't have to make anything he doesn't want to.
Even post disney, George made a part of his contract that his movies are his. And honestly? Good for him.
@REDDAWNproject
That's a lot of words just to tell us you watch other men sleep with your wife.
The whole reason Cage even did Willy's Wonderland was that he loved the idea of doing a movie using only his physical acting.
Indeed. That movie had plenty of flaws, but they were never from when he was on screen. Even stotic Cage is more fun to watch than the later party that came about of younguns in the film.
Yeah, and I personally liked it a lot. If anything, my only problem with it was the filler. I wish it was just Cage and physical acting.
I read 'Michelle Remembers' when I was 11 years old. My parents were very strict, but they let me read anything I wanted to, and that book was not appropriate for an 11 year old. That book gave me night terrors and made me terrified of churches in round buildings, and there was one at the end of the road I lived on so everytime I rode past it I would close my eyes and pray for help. What a terrible book.
"If I had the time and a hammer, I'd track down every copy and smash it."
-George Lucas, describing _The Star Wars Holiday Special_
I do think you should 100% see the Star Wars Holiday Special. It seems like the sort of thing that you'd have a lot of fun with, especially if you were streaming your reaction to it. There's multiple scenes in it where I can very much picture you screaming at the screen. It's that special brand of incompetence.
Whip stir whip stir stir whip stir beat! Waaaah!
It's says alot about the quality of SWHS when it's highlight is a truncated Bea Arthur musical number.
This film is a coke baby and I understand why it was buried.
Oh PLEASE let there be an Adum and Pals on the special!!!
Honestly shocked he hasn't watched it yet.
i introduced the holiday special to my family one year, now it's a christmas tradition to sit down and make fun of it
0:06 Dengist named Finger
4:34 Why is Yagoda's portrait from TNO there?
yes, yes it is
Boy from early 9 or 10 seconds is standing there bruh
Geinhrik Chadgoda
Is that a TNO reference?
Filipino guy here! Your Raging Grace review is absolutely hilarious.
"Chicken a-what-now?! I'll have just a CHEESE SANDWICH."
Aged Care worker here! The entire movie is about a woman who should never have been hired. Like yes, some old people are mean and racist but it's the vast exception and you're dealing with dementia and people who KNOW they're not far off dead.
Saying 'you need us/me' isn't anti racism in this context, it's actually super ageist
plus you dont cook whatever the fuck you want, you must adhere to diet plans.
Raging Grace? more like 'You're fired'
@@scribojello3778 Lol! Yeah, I noticed that it was about a Filipino immigrant on the synopsis, but yeah, the movie sounds super surface-level.
This was my favorite quote from this entire review!
I absolutely died at his outraged white woman voice. I would 100% pay to see a cartoon with him doing the voice of an outraged white woman.
I've been waiting so long for Hundreds of Beaver's ever since seeing Lake Michigan Monster. Mike Cheslik and Ryland Tews are going places.
Was waiting on your review of Talk to Me. One of the best things about it for me was how realistic the use of social media was in it. Leave it to people who know how social media works to make a realistic depiction of it haha.
I think the only odd criticism I found here was that the characters were idiots and plot was preventable when we’re talking about all the characters being teenagers here, like yeah, teenagers are idiots and will do dumb and preventable things. There was a pretty blatant undertone that the embalmed hand and the viral excitement around it was supposed to represent peer pressure and drug use. Like most of the preventable things in the movie were moreso around stuff like, the youngest ones wanting to mingle with the big kids and the big kids cheering on the first timers like it’s nothing when they have no idea what they’re messing with. Reminded me of the weird peer pressure culture I experienced in high school.
100% this
I absolutely agree with this, especially as an Australian who went to HS in Australia. I can picture those kids because I knew those kinds of teens who would have done that. The main character had reason and motivation, while dumb from our perspective but that's because we are watching the film knowing things are going to go wrong
@@zoeunknown yeah, I’m from Australia too, found it really relatable cause the kids in the movie basically acted like the kids I’d hang around with in High School too. So I guess it just made it a bit more relatable for us.
I think the difference is between being unbelievably dumb and realistically dumb. In Talk to Me they're realistically dumb. Like obviously something bad would happen from [spoilers from here on out] letting Riley use the hand for too long so Mia could talk to her mother. I wasn't surprised that this happened, and it became increasingly obvious to me that Mia was NOT talking to her mother the entire time, but for a grief-stricken 17-year-old, I can see how such things can make one deaf to the voice of reason. In other movies far less effort goes into making characters believably dumb, instead just having them be dumb dumb.
@@Largentina. Nah it's really not an unfounded criticism, I thought the same thing. I know teenagers can be stupid. It's short sighted to assume everyone presenting an opinion you don't understand is being disingenuous or misleading themselves somehow.
Manhole sounds like it would work as a parody of "help im stuck in (setting that nobody should be in)" thrillers.
i like the TNO yagoda portrait btw
I'd love it if you did an Adum & Pals for the Star Wars Holiday Special. I'd watch that constantly
Critikal Drinker: there's not enough good mainstream movies.
Adam: just go to a festival and watch a black and white movie with some men in beaver costumes!
Mostly agree on the Nicholas Cage thing, but I actually really enjoyed his performance in Willy's Wonderland in particular. Having an entirely physical performance in an otherwise normally scripted film really brought attention to it and got me noticing just how *intentional* it all felt (by the way the lack of speech was his idea, apparently). He's a great physical actor and it really got me invested in the implied life story of this random janitor in a silly B movie. It felt surprisingly lifelike to me as an autistic person. I'm not always very directly emotive and the way I move and act is often a bit at odds with people around me. That's kind of the way the performance felt to me. Taking into account the little hints that his character had a personal connection to the place and likely an axe to grind, the whole character just filled in for me. Like a sort of literal exorcising of personal demons by this mute janitor. The movie probably wouldn't be very memorable without him, but damn if I can't get it out of my head now.
I agree with this sentiment. I get he's known for being boisterous but the badass polar opposite character he was given didn't detract from the experience. The movie might've been funnier if he was screaming AND fighting, but then it takes away from the balance I feel they were going for in this cliche'd but self aware horror film.
I strapped in to watch Willy’s Wonderland so I could make fun of it the whole time and I found myself totally enthralled with Cage’s acting. It was an insane-feeling experience. I really liked it.
I unironically love the Star Wars Holiday Special, I watch it every year with my partner for Christmas and it's delightful. Please review it if you watch it Adum!
i worked a different film fest showing of hundreds of beavers in wisconsin that the lead actor, director, and a couple other crew/cast members attended and throughout the movie the lead actor ran around the stage, chugged a couple cans of beer and went nuts (all while wearing the racoon hat). it was great
I like how you can tell whether or not Adum likes a film more or less based on the way he enunciates the title
Nick Cage in fact, did not say a single word in Willy's Wonderland. The script originally had very little dialogue for his character and he said to just remove the few lines he did have, he thought it would be an interesting acting challenge.
Why do you have a TNO Yagoda picture in the background?
IS THAT A MOTHERFUCKING TNO REFERENCE!!!!1!?
why is there a TNO reference in this video lmfao
Can we talk about that Yagoda behind?
Why is TNO's Genrikh Yagoda staring at me from Adam's set
Only knew the Racka twins via the Cold Ones episode where they go to Coober Pedy and William Creek, the idea that those two rowdy dudes were actually horror director talents is absolutely doing my head in. The juxtaposition alone...
What a small world.
Also, if you haven't seen that video, you should, it's awesome
Edit* Watched Talk to me for the first time and, as a super picky horror person, its amazing.
I think certain cutural elements of characters might have slipped by Adam, as the character are far from boring. I'm australia and know people and parents exactly like in the movie, I get the "Oi, what the fuck are you all doing?!' vibe when someone at a party is in a bad way immediately.
I laughed like it was Tarantino's death proof during characters scenes because it felt so comfy and 'Home'.
I've met these people, lived these scenes, so seeing these characters for whom I see so many of my own friends suffer is gut wrenching.
Legit, I lauged, cried and had a pit in my stomach so many times.
The threat and danger is legitimate, it's also a great analogy to Australia's piss poor culture and treatment of addiction and mental illness. It wasn't a magic hand but I saw quite a few people get fucked up beyond recovery due to drugs and alcohol.
*Spoiler* The scene when the younger brother tries it and gets fucked up is upsettingly common in Australia, everyone knows someone like that. They took bad pills at a festival, got the wrong tabs, over did the nangs, drunk drove or fucked out on straight up angel's tears mixed with battery acid.
It had me hyperventilating because I've been there, screaming for someone to call an ambulance while trying to keep a, seemingly possessed, friend from Christoper Reeveing themselves after taking something fucked.
The characters also aren't dumb, legit, they exhaust every option and act how 16-18 year olds australians would, the entire movie takes place in under a week.
Australia does and doesn't have a lot of authority. There are normal systems but also and air of 'eh'. A lot of 'the community will handle it' type mentality, many rural town ppolice stations are actually entirely unmanned. Domestic violence and addiction is VERY bad here
So You have a magic ghost hand that makes you crazy..... welcome to australia.
There's thousands of people going through an equal level crisis WITHOUT supernatural shit going on and they aren't getting help. If a homeless schitzophrenic cant do anythiong, what hope do a bunch of teens, a week's time and a magic hand have?
The hand is just a stand in for a giant fucking hole of despair in australia that is VERY real for way too many people
4:09 why is TNO genrikh yagoda portrait there!?!?!?!
WHY IS YAGODA THERE XD
0:08 OMGGGHH IS THAT YAGODACHAD???????
Yagodachads keeps winning
As someone who watched the Holiday Special in college under decent (not ideal) circumstances, it was a mind fuck. I was laughing my ass off for a half hour straight, before it just wore off. It never got less weird, and parts certainly pick up, but it starts to feel like a bad trip. Like, it’s crazy and wacky and horrific and amazing but to what end? Definitely still watch it and do an Adum and Pals video, you’d definitely get more mileage than me.
You could already tell with RackaRacka's youtube content that they had great filmmaking talent even if their content wasn't to your liking. Talk to Me being a professional and well made film is really cool to see, but isn't all that surprising.
Now all they gotta do is cut out the boring stuff and they'll make an even better movie
@@rudeboyspodcastdid you watch it, or are you just parroting Adam? Talk to Me is like 95 minutes long. It goes by in a flash. Not everything is a TikTok video.
@@rudeboyspodcastWhat boring stuff?
@@rudeboyspodcast agreed the character development draggggged
"Talk to Me" will become a cult horror classic.
It’s making a killing at the Box office, so nothing “cult” about it :) and it should - it was fantastic.
Is that a fucking TNO reference?
dengist economy
what's Yagoda doing there 0:08
Why is Genrikh Yagoda of all people in the background??
Someone's enamoured with TNO brainrot
“Hundreds of Beavers” is a Classic. It just is.
Why is there a TNO Yagoda portrait behind Adum?
wtf is that hoi4 portrait back there, is that from kaiserreich or tno?
TNO.
With films like Aporia, it really just goes to show how amazing Steins;Gate is when it comes to time travel. I dont think there will be another story that uses it so effectively then that one
Bro, they microwaved a banana, and they acted like it was a normal thing.
@@rgw7345 I am more talking about what they do with time travel and how it works with the story. I dont really care too much with the how they do it, more so what they do with it xD
@@rgw7345 "They microwaved a banana" is the equivalent of people who have never watched Goodfellas saying "They liquefied onions". Those scenes are famous but they have very little to do with the overall plot. The banana was in a few episodes and then they moved the plot past it once they figured it out.
You KNOW that there's a clause in the deal that Lucas did with Disney that says that they can't release the original cuts of SW and the Holiday Special. There 100% has to be.
So for Sympathy for the devil, it was shot at VU virtual production studio here in Vegas and VU is supposed to shoot A and B frames where the A frames would be the background and the B frames would be greenscreen. That way they can adjust the the background footage while maintaining the lighting from the LED's. idk how the desync could have happened because as you mentioned they could've adjusted the street footage with the B frame greenscreen. but what was neat was that they booked the studio for 7 days and finished in 5 they used the 6 day for extra coverage and whatnot and they only used half of the day for the 6th day. this technology is very cool but it's still new. VU wanted our school to have a Volume screen installed which is where I learned all this info.
TNO reference.
Adum finally embracing decimals for his ratings is true charracter progression .
4:09 WHY THE FUCK IS YAGODA IN THE BACKGROUND
6:23 man gets brutally mauled at furry con
nah the real problem with shorts is that once they're shown theres no way to watch them again after the festival
Yes! Was waiting for this review whole year!
Am glad Adam reviews films that are not mainstream. I am introduced to many other great films from you.
Thank you YMS!
Adum is one of the only one’s with truly original opinions who doesn’t get caught up in the hyperbole. Perfect rating for Talk 2 me
It's been years for me, but he sounds just the same. Goodness, I'm so glad some things never change 😊
He does sound noticeably younger if you compare this to his Precious videos for example.
Hey Adum, why are you watching movies in a gulag?
He criticised Yagoda and now he's in a cell
You can't understand why J.J. Abrams would be attracted to a project with crummy writing??? It would certainly fit in with most of his work.
Nice video. Thank you. You're commentary put a number of films on my radar. I especially look forward to being able to watch Hundreds of Beavers with a group. Raging Grace and Aporia. Holy cow. Should I ever make a film, you're on the list of people I'll attempt to consult with prior to beginning production.
Content is king. I'll never understand how someone begins to work on a project without it being planned - or without having (talented) others review various aspects of the project... let alone backing films that have budgets of tens of millions of dollars or more. I mean, c'mon. There's NO excuse.
Hundreds of Beavers looks amazing, very excited to check it out based on this video
How am i just now learning of the Watch-a-longs channel! awesome! thank you!
Calling lucas "anti media preservation" is one of the most ignorant statements I can think of.
Entertaining watch, thank you for all the recommendations! :)
i’ll go to fantasia when hundreds of horsies and cats comes out
As a big fan of Lake Michigan Monster, Hundreds of Beavers is one of my most hyped movies of the year.
That close-up at 19:26 is a astroke of genius.
16:42 that shot is just straight out of Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi/Spirited Away
I was super interested to hear his take on Talk to Me so I'm pleased 🙂
I need to go to one of these festivals!
As someone who struggled with drug addiction in high school, I felt like I could relate to the teens in “Talk to Me”. I was constantly doing things I knew weren’t good for me, and I hurt my friends and family by doing so. Although I was maybe not as stupid as the characters in this movie, it sorta felt appropriate to me.
The holiday special is brutal. It will drive you mad unless you watch it with others and can enjoy their suffering. Please invite friends who haven't seen it.
The Nostalgia Critic's review of that one is friggin' HILARIOUS!
Damn, wish I saw Hundreds of Beavers. I thought The Concierge was super cute and nice to watch in a crowd.
The hundreds of beavers shot of the horde of beavers chasing a guy reminds me of that Dom Joly show Trigger Happy TV where they'd prank people by doing the same thing
The styling of that raccoon hat is amazing.
If you loved Hundreds of Beavers, I highly reccommend Lake Michigan Monster! Stars the actor/director of Hundreds of Beavers and an absolute blast!
So I just finished watching Lake Michigan Monter based on your recommendation and had an absolute blast. Seriously, give this movie a watch! Thanks for tuning me into this. 👍
@@vomitfountain You're most welcome!
willy wonderlands is literally the best cage in ages
When you said "bird hostage", my brain immediately conjured up a documentary about Eric Bischoff still stuck in his old office selling for Sting's guard bird
Lovely, Dark, and Deep was the only movie from this last that I managed to catch and yeah, couldn't agree more. There were some fun ideas buried inside an absolute slog of a first and second act.
Great video bro
Did you get a chance to watch Red Rooms? I’m curious what you would think about that one.
When you watch the SW Holiday Special, you know you also have to do a watch-along!
A lot of the "dumb" (bad) decisions the main character in Talk to Me makes can be attributed to addiction, since the film is definitely a metaphor for such. I therefore think her actions are pretty understandable. Perhaps Adam didn't get this?
This film sucked
I feel like Adam has seen a lot of movies on addiction - I think there was one he put in a top of the year list.
In talk to me, the knife scene had sword sound effects and I rolled my eyes so hard. You ruined me, Adam.
Manhole might be a metaphor about depression
I really hope Adum watches Lake Michigan Monster soon cause I think he’ll like that if he liked Hundreds of Beavers
Lovely, dark, and deep wanted that Firewatch crowd
Does anyone know where/when Hundreds of Beavers will be streaming?
Surprised to see Talk to Me with only a 6... I thought maybe it'd be a high 7 low 8.
They showed something I almost never seen in a movie . Nic Cage cuffs the man . The man undoes one of his cuffs and then instead of letting it hang . HE CLIPS IT BACK ON HIS OWN ARM
I don't think I've ever seen this in a movie . They always let it hang
If Adam hasn't, he needs to see RackaRacka's Wendy vs Ronald McDonald. It's classic kino.
RLM covered the holiday special the best !
Yo dude, Adam has a gamecube we're inviting ourselves over for some Melee
Cant wait to see the beaver movie. Wouldn’t have heard of it w/out this recommendation. Thanks!
So much movies with the devil's theme. Is there a fashion-thing here?
I really enjoyed late night with the devil. It is kind of stupid fun but I think it justifies it's runtime with some great setups and payoffs even if they are a little formulaic.
The second I saw 100s of Beavers I knew it was made by the same people behind Lake Michigan Monster
Tno refernc!!!!!!!!!????
8:45 - That's what she said.
On an unrelated note, I wish there was another film with Nicolas Cage at his eccentric best, written and directed by David Lynch. I feel like he would utilise Cage so well in that tone.