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I too am a completist but believe it or not, Stardust Memories was my FIRST Woody movie, when I was a teen in 1987. I fell in love with it and have seen it at least 40 times. Even bought the one-sheet and had it framed! Different strokes. I will say after a lifetime of seeing 1000s more films since, it doesn't seem as groundbreaking to me (certainly seeing 8 1/2 invoked obvious comparisons) but for what he was trying to do I think it's one of his most fully realized films.

I haven't seen it yet, but the actor voicing Hitchcock in the trailer is a big turn-off, at least for me.

Keep it up kid 👍🏼

What a horrible review. How unfortunate for you to be so trapped in your own time that you are blind to the historical importance of a film like this. This movie crossed the line on numerous human rights issues. Perhaps Marvel is more your speed.

Another year in which there were better films than the winner. Hollywood has always been too enthralled by the British upper classes.

CAVALCADE is a deadly bore, DESIGN FOR LIVING infinitely droll.

So, it was a documentary? I’ve looked everywhere and still can’t figure it out. Also, I am begging you, use the colors of an armchair for your text. Very good review though, have a nice day!

I'm amazed that so many people had a hard time following the plot. It really wasn't so dense to say that. It was full of interesting story arcs happening that coalesce in the end. I only wish they turned up the Juice a little more, let him say FUCK without bleeping it, and let him say more raunchy jokes like the first one and it would have been perfect. Because everyone is either a little softer in their old age, or afraid to offend (most likely the latter) or both, this was the only flaw for me that holds it down a little.

One note, Tim Burton didn't write this (nor did he write the original). I agree with your points on the issues with the story but just wanted to clarify that although Burton has a hand in how the story is portrayed on screen, the actual plot wasn't his.

Oh now I want see this in the theater!

movies was mid and the acting was cringe at times, but how this dude got out of the limousine at the end while its being completely surrounded and filmed by cameras was a bit too much imo.

A very silly film that made very little sense as if it were written by a child.

It was an entertaining movie. I just watched it yesterday and I enjoyed it. I think people get off on themselves by being overly critical these days. I saw another review which was more accurate in my account. It said that this was a harken back to movies in the 90's: it's not trying to be too deep or create a new cinematic universe, if you like the trailer you'll like the movie and it's worth watching. I agree with that take.

I'll skip it for sure!

Weird you just started this. I’m planning on watching and ranking every best picture winner just for fun and wanted to watched a youtube series on each one after I watch them as a sort of companion piece!

I thought mum looked more like a bird than a cat but she did have that face fur

Very moving take on the subject of war. I have seen all three versions of the film in my life and I enjoy each of them for different reasons. The original film is my favorite. Maybe it is the black and white that make it seem like a horror film, maybe it is because I was amazed at the brutality portrayed in a film made in 1929/1930 that captivated me. I grew up watching all the WWII films made in the 40's and 50's that sanitized the violence. Then I saw the original All Quiet on the Western Front when I was around 20 and was amazed by the brutality on film, the message, and the heart and soul put into the production. I was pretty anti-war for the next four years and then 9/11 occurred and I was swept up in the bullshit. All the killing and dying that occurred during the GWOT and I do not think that the world is safer or more free by any stretch of the imagination. I am pretty convinced that we will never learn the lessons of war and, unfortunately today we are facing the possibility of another world war that nobody wants...and yet I feel that it is inevitable. Thank you for for your thought-provoking take on the subject as well as these films in particular. You have earned a new subscriber today. Godspeed.

a cat? The mother was most certainly not turning into a cat, lol

I’ll add it to my watchlist!

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yo bro keep up the vids

Saw it yesterday in Chicago such a great film couldn’t agree more