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real talk: what'd you watch this month?
Have you ever watched 'I origins'?
Magnolia - My favorite PTA film
What about 9? The forgotten PG-13 Animated movie
the beautiful drama stuck on you
I watched a bunch of famous no-budget films for something that I’m going to try and make this summer
It was a despicable me 3 type month, watched it 30 times. The twist where *spoiler* Kevin does the thing gets me every time.
Hope you get well soon!
Some people will never emotionality recover from this last year
@@poppop-oj6by that's fair.
this pandemic really needs to end
"Perfect Blue: 5/5"
Damn straight, that's what I came here to see.
Best movie of all time don't even @ me
Are you Tina or Dina?
The one who’s r e s t l e s s 😎
@@bespectacledheroine7292 xD
YESS, Satoshi Kon is my favourite director.
“I recommend watching The Handmaiden without your parents”
As a guy who watched it, I can attest to that.
bruuuuuh
I did that too 😭
I’d love to see you do an in-depth video on Bo Burnham’s Inside, I don’t even think you can call it a comedy special, it’s like a really interesting one-man show or film
More like a concert for how many songs he sang.
@@emanuelmartinez2597 I think “musical” would be more apt than concert to describe it, since it’s not performed to an audience, not part of an album or tour, and is trying to tell a story
@@zleep9182 Musical sounds right. I definitely enjoyed it for the most part and he is an entertainer through and through.
It’s a psychological horror musical imo. The movie is completely horrifying and I’m still scarred. It’s also really sad.
Fun fact about Saint Maud: The voice of “God” is just her voice pitch shifted down! It goes along with the final shot to help confirm what was real and what wasn’t (:
I think Perfect Blue is almost scarier in the present than it was in the time it came out just due to the omnipresence of the internet now compared to the 90s
Perfect Blue is the most realistic portrayal of Stan Twitter
it was impressively ahead of its time
We know
Mfs who read the book before seeing "The Woman in the Window" are sobbing because the movie was awful. It's me, I'm mfs
PLS I'm literally reading it rn to watch the movie after. this is painful.
I'd actually got myself excited a couple of days ago knowing this would be coming soon :)
"I loved this as a kid"
Devil Wears Prada (2006)
Wow, do I feel old.
You should watch The Mitchell’s vs The Machines. Best animated movie this year so far
Katie Mitchell is probably the most relatable character in film history to anyone who has ever signed up for Letterboxd
In other words... the movie is amazing and quickly went into my top 5.
This year I'd say mugen train is better but tmvtm was still unique and amazing. Cant go wrong with Lord and Miller
The animation was amazing but I found the writing too simplistic and predictable, i think it had way more potential than it met.
@@sharktrexer I think the characters were written well, but the plot was written lazily.
What I watched this month:
Long toast (3.5/5) rewatch
Long toast (4/5)
Long toast (4.5/5)
Long toast (4.5/5)
Long toast (5/5)
Long toast (5/5)
Long toast (5/5)
It grows on you. Definite 5/5
Thanks karsten, now I can flip my calendar to June.
Yes, I copied it from the previous wiwlm video.
absolute madlad!!
Andrew Garfield definitely needs to get an Oscar.
His acting’s on a whole new level for me
*hole*
*hoal
hawl*
#hoel
Whoops I meant whole
#hole
i've been in such a satoshi kon mood recently, and *_fuck_* he was such a master. truly incredibly
Paprika and paranoia agent are some of my favorite from him!
I also saw The Skin I Live In, and you’re definitely right about it not being for everyone. It’s not an easy movie to watch but I think the execution was pretty spectacular. It was a 10/10 for me.
I watched Paranoia Agent (also by Satoshi Kohn) this month and I highly recommend it. It's only twelve episodes and it flies by. He's so good at capturing paranoia and mental illness in surprisingly respectful and extremely effective ways.
Lost Highway very underrated, Mystery Man might be the scariest Lynch character for me. Especially his line "you invited me, it is not my custom to go where I am not wanted."
One of my favorite CZcamsrs saying my favorite movie, Ocean's Eleven, is perfect. _chef's kiss_
There are so many movies I love but the 'do not watch with your parents' aspect keeps me from talking about them with my family 😂
My Watches
Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me 5/5
Eraser head 3.5/5
Slacker 4/5
Army of the Dead 2/5
Stop Making Sense5/5
Scarface 3.5/5
Footloose 2.5/5
Dirty Dancing 2.5/5
Mulholland Drive 5/5(my favorite film)
Badlands 4.5/5
Inherent Vice 3/5
Ikiru 4.5/5
Conjuring 3 2.5/5
Blue Velvet 5/5
Wild at Heart 4/5
Half Blood Prince 2/5
The Matrix 4/5
The Damon is not pleased.
Matt Damon say the n word
He watched your movie tho.
Perfect Blue will be a movie I tell everyone about forever.
I finally watched another round because of you. Thank you. It was amazing.
The Handmaiden is sooooo good
Try local hero,watched it during lockdown and it’s now one of my favourite movies.
So good
One more time, please review Spirit the Stallion of the Cimarron. Please.
Lost Highway is one of my favorite Lynch movies! Not a lot of people seem to share my opinion, glad to see you liked it.
3 things I watched:
Mitchells Vs The Machines: I loved this movie. The characters were either hilarious and likable, (I especially related to Katie, because like her, I'm a creative person who's heading to college), the animation is beautiful and god the comedy is hilarious
Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas: Phenomenal. The entire movie is a drug trip, and Raol Duke is a brilliant character, brilliantly played by Johnny Depp.
Twisted: A hilarious musical that brilliantly spoofs Alladin.
Karsten more like Karsten
Gottem
Freaky Friday is a masterpiece
these videos are perfect, they're like a watch list for me to check out every month
Please do a ranking of David Lynch his filmography, maybe including TP?
I appreciate seeing the comprehensive list for videos like this in the description. 👍 Adding a bunch of these to my watchlist.
One of my favorite monthly videos on CZcams!!
Here’s what I watched even thought nobody cares:
La La Land(rewatch): 5.0
Runaway(short film): 3.0
Swimmer(short film): 3.0
Penguins of Madagascar: 3.0
The Petrified Forest(1936)(rewatch): 4.0
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse: 2.5
Two Distant Strangers(short film): 3.0
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl: 4.0
The Big Lebowski: 3.5
Thief: 4.0
The Florida Project(rewatch): 4.5
Memories of Murder: 4.5(didn’t do justice cause I desperately wanted to go to sleep since I have a crappy sleep schedule)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid(rewatch): 2.5
The Sandlot(rewatch): 4.0
Whiplash(rewatch): 5.0
Whiplash(short film): 3.5
La La Land(rewatch): 5.0
A Fistful of Dollars(rewatch): 5.0
All That Jazz: 4.0
The Mitchell’s vs The Machines: 4.0
I, Tonya: 4.0
East of Eden(1955): 4.5
Odds Against Tomorrow(1959): 3.5
Inception: 4.5
Stagecoach(1939): 4.0
I'd say you like La La Land
@@kattinadahmen6155 just a little bit
How is Penguins of Madagascar not at least a 4.5/5 or 9/10
@@MemeMan99 well it’s good, but when compared to Madagascar 3, it’s a 3.0
Link it
Oceans 11 is by far my favorite movie just to watch it’s so fun and likeable
Oh The Handmaiden? Yeah that fucking masterpiece.
i watched Perfect Blue when i was a 16yo anime nerd. blew my mind.
Yeah the last shot of Saint Maud gave me goosebumps 💀
this is probably my most revisited youtube content/series, please never stop talking about movies.
Imagine giving freaky Friday a higher rating than the skin I live in
Perfect Blue is okie of the best films ever made. No I will not be taking questions at this time.
Maybe watch some Bollywood films and feel your brain break in half at some crazy plot points.
*Flashbacks to when me and my family watched the Dhoom movies all in one night* *good times* 😎✨
I like bollywood movies
Perfect blue !!!
The Handmaiden is such a banger
You gotta watch The Player and The Long Goodbye from Robert Altman. The Long Goodbye starts slow but if you like Chinatown you'll enjoy it.
I’m really dying to see Saint Maud, it’s on Hulu so I’m going to watch it but wish it came out in theaters
Handmaiden is amazing
I can't really explain it but I can't help but smile when I hear your voice. I just love all your videos!
what I watched last month
- I, Tonya *4.5/5*
- Soul (rewatch) *5/5*
- The Handmaiden *3/5*
- The Circle: USA season 2 *4/5*
- Run *3.5/5*
- My Octopus Teacher *5/5*
- Lupin season 1 *3/5*
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind *4.5/5*
- Changeling *3.5/5*
- A Simple Favor *2/5*
- The Kid *5/5*
- Money, explained *5/5*
- Prisoners *4.5/5*
- Brokeback Mountain *4/5*
- Demon Slayer season 1 *4.5/5*
- Love, Death & Robots season 2 *3.5/5*
- The Elephant Man *4/5*
- Bo Burham's Inside (twice) *5/5*
I absolutely loved Witness for the Prosecution, I'm a huge fan of Billy Wilder and Agatha Christie but even then I was surprised at how great it was.
you should watch The Mitchells Vs. The Machines. you're gonna LOVE it
Big time. I started watching it with my kids, then my kids were watching it with me.
literally the best start possible
Trippin on Freaky Friday
I think I've seen Perfect Blue 5 times in the past 4 years. I should watch it again soon. Absolutely 5/5.
Literally i found ur channel yesterday and i love it
Certainly recommend Eyes Without a Face (1960) as Almodóvar's film is inspired by that.
That's weird, I thought "Woman in the window" was incredibly entertaining. Stupid as shit and sometimes unintentionally hilarious, but I would never call it boring
I watched:
20th century women 10
X + Y 9
Manchester by the sea 6
Ghost world 6
Narnia 10
Peter rabbit 2 5
Nomadland 9
Run 6
Blue jay 5
I watched The Mitchells vs. The Machines three times in May. It's pretty good /s
It's so fucking good. Olivia Colman playing evil is all I ever needed
A Knights tale 4.0
Rush hour 3.5
Rush hour 2 3.0
A bugs life 2.5
The impossible 3.5
Eurovision Song Contest: the story of fire saga 2.5
Arrival 4.0
The king of states island 3.5
Fantastic four 3.0
Guardians of the galaxy 4.0
Crazy rich Asians 3.0
Saint Maud fucked me up so bad, and man, that final scene has been imprinted into my mind
I always look forward to these.
You gotta watch The Mitchells vs The Machines. One of my favorite animated movies in years.
What I Watched:
Bottle Rocket ~ 3.5/5
Breakfast at Tiffany’s ~ 3/5
Parasite ~ 4.5/5
Rashomon ~ 3/5
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre ~ 3.5/5
There Will Be Blood 5/5
You should watch Invisible Guest. It's a spanish thriller that is way too underrated.
I’d love that video about the devil wears Prada that you mentioned about how no one in it is a good person lol
Please consider adding the 2013 film The Congress to your watchlist. By director Ari Folman and based on Stanisław Lem's novel The Futurological Congress.
i love that i can tell you were mostly using prime video because this is almost entirely my prime video watchlist
would love a devil wears prada video!
Woooow no wayy we watched the same 4 movies 🥺🤭✨
My watches this month:
Fantastic Mr. Fox - 5/5
Pacific Rim - 5/5
Pacific Rim: Uprising - 2/5
Attack the Block - 4/5
Anchorman - 4/5
The Thing From Another World - 4/5
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World - 5/5
Tom Clancy's Without Remorse - 3/5
Penguins of Madagascar - 4/5
mighty ducks is actually the greatest film of all time but go off i guess karsten
i can’t wait to hear what you think about inside
I recommend checking out Animal World on Netflix. It's in Mandarin, but it's a great watch.
This month I watched After Hours by Scorsese and Monty Python’s Life of Brian and both were such a fun time but in very different ways, could see After Hours becoming a favorite
love you!!!!!!
I'd love to hear your thoughts on The Long Goodbye, another Altman flick with Elliott Gould! Definitely one for the books if you enjoyed California Split!
What I Watched:
1. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
2. Casino (1995)
3. Ashes of Time (1994)
4. Oldboy (2003)
5. Mortal Kombat (1995)
6. Thoroughbreds (2017)
7. Shutter Island (2010)
8. 2046 (2004)
9. Chungking Express (1994)
10. The VVitch (2015)
11. Apocalypse Now (1979)
12. Invincible: Season 1 (2021)
13. Throne of Blood (1957)
14. Branded to Kill (1967)
15. The Droving (2020)
16. Dark City (1998)
17. Gerald's Game (2017)
18. Inside Man (2006)
19. Election (2005)
20. Election 2 (2006)
21. The Invitation (2015)
22. I Saw the Devil (2010)
23. The Game (1997)
24. A Bittersweet Life (2005)
25. Sympathy for Mr Vengeance (2001)
26. Rebels of the Neon God (1992)
Karsten how can you say the Woman in the Window is an original concept if it states IN THE MOVIE that is it ripping off the far superior Rear Window
It was also a book
the handmaiden fuck yeah!!!!!
I watched:
-Chinatown
-The Two Jakes
-Thunderheart
-The Dark Wind
-Harry Brown
-Promare
-Angel Heart
-Chips
-Under Siege
-the World of Kanako
-Death Kappa
-The Mitchell’s vs The Machines
-Vision Quest
-The Paper Tigers
-Best of the Best
-Nobody
I agree but I do feel like Josh Lawson is great as Kano. Really saves the movie for me
What I watched May 2021:
- Bad Genius (2017)
- Beasts of No Nation (2015)
- Blackfish (2013)
- Bullitt (1968)
- Cameraperson (2016)
- Carnival of Souls (1962)
- Inside Llewyn Davis (2013)
- Little Forest (2018)
- Melancholia (2011)
- Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
- Original Cast Album: COMPANY (1970)
- Q: Into The Storm (2021)
- Tampopo (1985)
- The Forest of Love: Deep Cut (2020)
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My top 5 favorite of the list are:
1) Tampopo... Just a phenomenal literal comedic spaghetti western from Japan all about the art of Ramen making. It’s hilarious and had me laughing my ass off from start to finish. This will likely be a Top 10 Favorite First-Time Watches of 2021 when the year is over.
2) Bad Genius... Imagine if Aaron Sorkin wrote a film about high school students forming some advanced underground mass cheating scandal of the ACT/SAT, and doing so in the format of a heist film. It’s just a lot of fun, and is a film from Thailand. Which isn’t all that famous for it’s film industry.
3) The Forest of Love: Deep Cut... This film is uh... fucking bonkers. Sion Sono is probably the closest director Japan has to America’s David Lynch. This film has a cast of very memorable and fun characters where over the course of 5 hours slowly morph into five of the most despicable characters I’ve ever seen. Sion Sono has no line or sense of how far is too far. The things these characters do and the graphic notion at which Sion Sono depicts on screen is something I will never forget. Similar to how one has to see everything David Lynch has directed, I have to see everything Sion Sono has directed. I tried to be as vague about this film as possible without spoiling it because there is a LOT to talk about. It’s on Netflix.
4) Melancholia... Lars Von Trier is such a fascinating artist. This film does an incredible job at crafting a two-act story about two sisters who’s lives completely crumble before their eyes over the course of one day. It’s a fascinating character study seeing how each reacts to their situation as they do react in polar opposite ways. Yeah. This film is ripe with possibilities of film analysis.
5) Little Forest... This film is just a really relaxing slice of life film about the main girl from The Handmaiden and her moving to the countryside reconnecting with her childhood friends and mother through her recreating her mother’s old recipes.
Things you should review (ify ofc)
• Creulla
• a quiet place 2
That's all l got
Karsten - your namesake here! Please watch Nashville!
by Altman :-)
Not in May, but I started off my June with a nice, light-hearted comedy special by Bo Burnham! Seriously though, holy shit Inside is amazing. Please do a video on it I’ll give you all the money.
Have you watched Master of None Presents: Moments in Love yet? I loved it personally.
I'm surprised there are people out there who didn't somehow see Mighty Ducks as a kid. I'm curious have you ever seen The Sandlot? Was it as an adult or child?
I still have to see Handmaiden too, guess that'll be today's project. Another SK one I have yet to see is The Wailing; it's long as hell too!
I'm sure you'll love the Handmaiden!
LETS GOOOOO I HAVE MY FINAL EXAMS NEXT WEEK THANK YOU SO MUCH DUDE WEEWOOOOOOOOOOOOO
How is this going to benefit your exams?
@@mathemachickenmadge2963 it was a joke
@@mathemachickenmadge2963 but math is still hard 😔
Congrats on watching the Handmaiden! Checked you LetterBoxd, you need to watch the CITY OF GOD next!!
Me watching this as I've skipped breakfast most of this week: 👁👄👁
Aye California Split is quality
Everyone should watch Perfect Blue
Robert Altman is a hugely underrated director imo
This is the first time I've seen a CZcams sponsorship for a product that actually seems interesting
Although I am more interested in buying it because the packaging looks dope than for the health benefits lol
I rewatch movies more than I see new ones. I watched platoon for the first time, wasn’t expecting a smoking scene; pretty good movie. Going to see Quiet Place 2 at my local drive in tonight, unfortunately I’ll have to suffer through Godzilla v Kong first. Do you like any war movies?
Ayyyy another useless look over of what some one watched over the last month. Im ngl I honestly enjoy these🧐😏