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5 stars for sure, absolutely captivating film. Love the little touches of all the characters and what they add to the atmosphere. Even if you know the story and its outcome, it's still thrilling.

Looking good, Clay

This is the longest "Kubrick films" video I have run across. Usually, people rank my favorite, "Barry Lyndon" around the middle, and I recognize it's not his greatest, but I love it!

Woaaah, Max

I had actually never seen this movie before finding out you guys were covering it but I am so glad I watched it! I think it's great, I love this style where the suspense is built in a less flashy, well constructed way. I think every moment counts here in a way that keeps you fully engaged throughout the entire run time and I agree with Aidan, the movie just flies by. I really couldn't believe it was ending so quickly. I love a movie like this that just takes you on a ride and the fact that they do it with essentially one small, completely ordinary set is pretty amazing. I love that they don't have to hit you over the head with action to tell a thrilling story. 5 stars for me.

Spartacus at 13 was a real breakfast club fist in the air moment for me personally but then to follow with Eyes Wide Shut makes me sad haha.

Excited to follow along with this 50s deep dive! I've never seen this one but you all made it sound like it's worth checking out!

Shame the film industry didn't take the right lessons from Jurassic Park on how to implement effects.

Opinions are subjective for the most part, but "Jurassic Park 2 is better than the first movie" is wrong objectively

Absolutely loved this movie when I was a kid but haven't seen it in years. I should watch it again one of these days!

This movie has my favorite Julianne Moore performance. I should also see this again because Aidan wasn't even born the last time I saw it.

I don't think it's quite as strong as Raiders, but I think it's easily the second best Indiana Jones film. As Taavi said, it's a lot lighter than the first two, which maybe holds it back a little, but I think it's probably still a 4.5. I've seen it more times than I can count and it holds up incredibly well.

Cheers mates! 🥳

1 Eyes wide shut 2 the shining 3 A clockwork orange

Have not seen this one. Don't expect great things, but the premise and cast could help

Nice one guys. 🎉

Clay was not super clear in his review here... did he like this or not? 😂 I also don't remember ever hearing about this movie, I must have at some point with the Audrey Hepburn connection? I guess that would be the only reason people would remember it.

Love Kubrick, 2001 is possibly the greatest movie ever made

Apologies for the bad video quality on this one, but at least we got it out - aidan

The quality is better if you both record your own camera/sound.

Very nice

These films were all on tv regularly when I was growing up… absolutely superb ❤️❤️❤️

I watched this movie last night. Really liked your overview. Subbed and look forward to more.

Another Spielberg I'll need to get around to eventually.

I'm pretty unfamiliar with this movie, but great reviews!

Nice review guys.

Based Clay. The book is incredible and exposes Spielberg’s struggle to understand the human experience. In spite of all his sentimentality, genuine emotion in his films are the performers squeezing water from a stone instead of dramatic skill as a filmmaker.

I am pretty sure that Tammy’s sex tape wasn’t actually played to the crowd. I think it was Tammy’s delusion/lack of sleep/Verna messing with her. No one else in the room reacted to the sex tape, it was just Tammy screaming and throwing things.

Newbie that RUclips just randomly pointed here! I’d love to hear an introduction about you, the show, and your guests before diving in. What makes you different? What can we expect from the conversation? Might help your views go up. Cheers!

Loved Hill House (despite an underwhelming ending), liked Bly Manor. Flanagan has some good films too. Not sure about these next few shows of his yet, but he sure is prolific.

I enjoy watching older movies, the storylines are much better. Especially John Wayne films.

My Ranking: 1. F for Fake - Welles was a Pro, using a DIY aesthetic (AKA "Amateur Aesthetic"). Amongst the greatest films EVER IMHO 2. Touch of Evil - Directorial Acrobatics! I hate how ugly Welles looks, but I think he inspired Jabba the Hut. 3. Othello - DIY Excellence 4. Citizen Kane - I don't like CK, but it's important enough that I watch it anyways... I like this "POLITICAL INTRIGUE" Genera like: "Meet John Doe", & "Wag The Dog" 5. Chimes at Midnight - I have a WELLES BIAS! But C@M is not that great... It's about corruption IMHO 6. Lady From Shanghai - Welles was fascinated by CUCKS! Sad... Other wise it's GREAT! 7. The Magnificent Ambersons 8. The Trial - An important film w/an important take on K (Welles thinks he' BAD) 9. Macbeth - DIY/German Expressionist Shakespeare: Theater/Film hybrid. Good but not great. 10. Mr.Arkadan - I watched all 7 versions! I must have liked it... 11. THE STRANGER (NEVER SAW IT... NO, I DID!! Not memorable...) 12. Never say Other Side Of The Wind... I did not know it existed!!! I don't have to have seen it, to know it's better then Immortal Story... 13. The Immortal Story - The Immortal Cuck... Orson Welles? (Maybe...) A BAD(!) made for TV, movie A cheap version of Lady From Shanghai

Exciting!

He really does feel like a 40s noir lead stuck in the gritty 70s!

Very cool shots in this one.

It's a Wonderful Life somewhere along the line?🤞

Welcome to a new series "Triumflops" where I take a look at movies that initially failed when they were first released, but have since become highly acclaimed, beloved, or influential - Aidan

Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of my favorite movies of all time, but Temple of Doom is kind of a misfire. The characters are a big part of it. Compared to Karen Allen's Marion, a strong, kick-ass female counterpart to Indiana Jones, Kate Capshaw's Willie being a helpless damsel in constant distress is really disappointing. I feel like they were trying to appeal to kids with the introduction of Short Round, but it's also a dark movie where a dude gets his heart ripped out of his chest, so it doesn't quite add up. Also, Indiana Jones is supposed to be an archeologist chasing down historical artifacts. Having him save an Indian village from an evil cult is just weird.

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rotten tomatoes ranking: 3. Synecdoche, New York (69%) 2. I'm Thinking of Ending Things (82%) 1. Anomalisa (91%) average: 80.66%

my ranking: 4. Where the Wild Things Are 3. Her 2. Adaptation 1. Being John Malkovich (My favorite movie of all time!)

I've seen one film from this period, being Citizen Kane, so this was an interesting discussion

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Nice guests. Some Canadian power right there. :D

I disagree on your opinion.

Inspired by true events.

That was one fuzzy photo you just showed.

What's gonna be the big story this year that has nothing to do with the films?

I can't wait for the Oscars!!! 🎉🎉🎉

CASABLANCA ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT THE CAINE MUTINY