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I finished the trilogy last night.. 10/10 all the way through. Can’t believe it took me this long but I’m so happy I took the time. Incredible.

Great documentary video. Cannot wait to see part 2

I love this film. I also love Nicholas Roeg. It’s more that the film influenced Bowie’s art than the other way around. Candy also played his alien wife. The cast was wonderful. I watched it when it came out. Good job.

I love this film. I also love Nicholas Roeg. It’s more that the film influenced Bowie’s art than the other way around. Candy also played his alien wife. The cast was wonderful. Good job.

Your channel need more subscribes. Keep up great work!

Peter Wier is a genius filmmaker. He is a visual poet.

Very impressed. Looking forward to Part 2.

One of my favourite OZ directors!

Yeah, but the director's cut will be better. I'm just kidding, I'm not watching that.

You must be someone who believes the fairy tale that Man of Steel and Batman V Superman were good movies? They weren’t. I liked Snyder’s Justice League but only because it was his vision of what he wanted to do. He is still a bad director.

You still believe in Snyder? LMAO! He is a terrible director. Give it up

Zack Snyder will take your advice and start teaching a script writing class.

one of my alltime e fav movies

Zack's is the kind of director that pulls a one great movie (his version of justice league) then in the other hand 10 crap movies later

It's hard to listen when your audio sounds like it was recorded in a bathroom. So, maybe you shouldn't be handing out advice on filmmaking.

You’re hired

Thanks mate

i wrote a fantasy book when i was a kid :D something that this moron snyder would never create. let him go broke and go do hes doo doo slow mo

Awesome video man, glad I found your channel. I seriously wonder what Zack Snyder can contribute to a movie nowadays. Creative consultant? Assistant director? I think he can be useful as an "ideas guy" in sort of the same way George Lucas is, except much worse. But that would still be better than letting him write or direct tbh.

Does he sing space oddity in this film please?

Rebel Moon was the literal worst story I've ever seen produced with a budget. It was almost a checklist of things not to do when writing a story. Every time you think it can't get worse, it absolutely does.

I love the Pusher movies but always found II weak, surprising you guys find it the strongest. Maybe I just didn't like Tommy as much as the other two. Have you seen Bleeder? Haven't checked it myself yet. Also as far as authenticity goes it feels very real, though extreme. I'm lucky to understand danish and having spent much time in copenhagen. Amazing movies though very anxiety inducing, the distorted audio as we descend into drugs and desperation. Maybe due for a rewatch, I've seen 1 and 3 maybe 4 times and 2 I think just once, but it must have been 10 years.

Really liked this! Damn awesome way to critique.

Fun times with Zack ?

Since the death of her adopted daughter Zack films have being going down

Liked and subscribed. Very funny and accurate.

The Horror................

first time seeing your channel i would love to see you talk about madamwep

Happy to see his arrogance fail so publicly I hope he doesn't fail upward.

Good director knows his or hers limitations. Exampel take Villeneuve, he always adapt an existing great story or let his scripwriters do their work. He also let his concept artists and costume designers do their work. He never think himself like he is the hot shit that can magically create good stories or film universes

I'm not going to watch it after suffering through 30 minutes of pt1. I feel i have won.

But why would you expect any different? That’s the most pertinent question? The companies producing this kind of material consistently put out terrible brain dead work…. Although you’ve definitely smarter than most people that generally watch these films

Magnanimous you are.....................eheheheheheheeheh.

Panos also directed "The Viewing", an episode of Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities. Check it out if you haven't! It's filled with more surreal energy....and drugs lol

One can only hope cinema resets to quality stories rather than endless tiresome fetishist propaganda. TV or streaming etc these days is almost like a monolithic shit struggling to ease it's turtle head out. We all await the final release so we can go back to real entertainment and art.

It's great to see this trilogy get more attention in recent times (I'm guessing as Imprint in Australia recently released it on Blu Ray). I think this is the second video I've seen someone covering it in the last year. Nicolas Winding Refn probably hasn't done anything as good as this since. Although Drive and Bronson are both fantastic as well. I think Pusher 2 set around Mads Mikkelsen's Tonny is masterpiece of the trilogy. I think it helps it has the legend that is Mads Mikkelsen front and center of it. But it's wonderfully shot and more tragic then anything else in the trilogy. Probably along with Drive, Refn's best film imo. Pusher 1 is still a strong watch with a great central performance from Kim Bodnia. And it's a lot more grounded and grimy then the following films in trilogy. Pusher 3 is massively underrated and I love the most dangerous character of the first two films Milo (played brilliantly by Zlatko Buric, who also did English remake of the film and was also great in Triangle of Sadness) is put in a vulnerable position as a recovering addict also fighting agaisnt another gang trying to take over his business, while also trying to sort out his Daughters wedding.It's the bleakest film of the three. Another film I would recommend is Nicolas Winding Refn's follow up to Pusher 1 called Bleeder, it's kind of Refn's love letter to cinema. Also has almost the same cast he had in Pusher 1. I love Mikkelsen's loner video store clerk plotline (Buric plays his boss in it) who falls in love with the girl who works in a cafe (played by Refn's real life wife Liv Corfixen). You don't really see Mikkelsen play this type of character. It's a nice counterbalances the bleakness of Bodnia's character's storyline. It's a great film but barely anyone talks about it.

This film's mise en scene is juicy. I watched an Argento movie at midnight in a beautiful old theater. If they were still showing movies, this would be one of them. The Argento film had similar pacing, soundtrack and acid trip ambiance.

lovely video and beautiful message!! I truly wish more western movies would take inspiration from ma instead of the constant exposition dumps.

"One of the greatest comedy sitcoms of all time" >its not family guy

i'm surprised you don't have thousands of subscribers by now. you deserve more popularity. great video

great post!

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A truly beautiful,etheric film featuring a most enigmatic performance by Bowie. If you enjoy it another film by Nick Roeg, loosely based on a novel by Daphne Du Mauriiere Don’t Look Now. I most highly recommend.

Beautiful videe - L

A truly deep film that stands the tests of time and cynicism. I have watched it ten times at least since that day in 2003 where I sang shaking that ass while L complained. Its a joy to be touched by film so profoundly. I even salivated at the gross out eating scenes in the town. Ay-freaking-mazing story.

Yes post 2016 cinema has been s#it. If last year was a turning point then about fu$king time.

I would totally love this film if the cinematography felt less like a slideshow of still images. I honestly don't think much is lost if you listen to this film instead of watching it because the images on screen don't really relate to what's being said most of the time.

Not starting until early March here in Perth (we live in a previous decade in WA, I'm quite sure). Great review. Can't wait to see and hear this, though I'll probably be shattered afterwards.

Bring back the mother load Barry.

Nice analysis