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I was not expecting you to like my list lmao. I appreciate it man. Keep up the great content.

I went in fully expecting to get a middling rating for my top 10 but I’m happy with a 7 I really do try to keep my favourites as personal to ME as possible. That’s why it’s largely dominated by movies which resonate with me and my interests because they are the stories that I truly love to see and are the ones I go back to the most. I do have a few acclaimed films on the list but, in comparison to a lot of other people, it’s the minority and I like it that way. Thanks for taking a look 👍 Also, nice! I’m on the thumbnail 🥳

Thank you . Even if you didn't like my top 10 i'm still very happy that i'm in the video

4 out 10 i was expecting that lol 😅😂

Bro this one's A BANGER !!!

😂😂😂

Shawshank isn't a Spielberg movie

I have a thirty foot wall of DVDs and Blu-rays, as well as totes of CDs in the garage, and long ago canceled the one streaming service I'd tried out. I consider streaming damaging to entertainment in general because it's turned into a degraded form of cable that actively disincentivizes distribution of media in the hopes of retaining subscribers due to the media being unavailable elsewhere. I have several serieses that I have the start of on disk, but not the end, specifically because they decided to stop releasing it because that would dilute the exclusivity. Add in the shovelware effect that the pressure to constantly have new content has had on the star wars and marvel franchises, and I'm at a loss to think of any positive effect that streaming has had at all.

1st physical media doesn’t buffer. 2. Removing “free” movies I haven’t bought can slip past me…. Removing something I paid extra money for to keep in my library becomes a problem

I was 10 years old in 1996, and the way that they were the cultural zeitgeist. As big as you think they were, they were bigger. This group of girls took over the entire world with charisma and personality in less than 3 years, in the time of dial up internet.

As an eBay seller, and physical media lover, more people have been buying DVDs, and also VHS from me. . I try to tell people to invest...

Congrats on your success! If you like musicals, I recommend Annette. I've only seen it once but I listened to the soundtrack again the other day and started crying. That's how beautiful it is. Oh it's interesting you mentioning Arrow! I've not been using physical media a lot recently but I've been thinking of getting their release of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. I'd love to listen to the commentaries and I have a poster of the beautiful artwork they commissioned for the cover [I met the artist at a con]. I highly recommend that film btw. Accents aside, it's a fantastic action adventure that juggles its tone and many characters very well. One of my favourite films of all time. Ooo I haven't seen either of those anthology series! I'll have to check them out. I've been watching a lot of Comic Strip Presents recently. It's a comedy anthology series from the 80s. It's very hit and miss, but I always find something to enjoy in each episode. I'm the same with so bad it's good movies. Their pace is slow and I think they're only fun if you're taking the piss throughout, so I prefer to watch other people make fun of them. I don't have any questions for you off the top of my head! Great video!

Yeah it is a great movie

This movie is so much fun! I could definitely rewatch it. I love the fact they start the movie off with too much which is one of my most favorite songs of all time! Thanks for covering this 😊 When you just want to sit back and not think too hard after a long day of adulting this movie hits the spot!❤

Great vid

When you talk about British girl bands I could only name one yes I remember spice album Spice Girls was my major influence growing up I'll tell you what I want what I really really want bring the Spice Girls Back

Seriously buddy are you for real??? ANOES behind The People Under The Stairs, Scream 2 & Scream??? You need to have a word with yourself. Even most other reviews have ANOEM at number 1!!!

The way the movie aged. One scene predicted the end of them. Very oddly, in December, when the film was issued in the uk only for five months for geri to leave the group, which oddly now looking back. Their on the joke. They know what the public and naysayers are saying but aren't afraid to poke fun.

Physical media is important, and I recently had a brush with why with the recent bankruptcy of Roosterteeth, a small machinima and animation studio known for RWBY and Red vs. Blue. Their stuff had once been accessible every place, and I do mean everyplace. Their own website, youtube, netflix, amazon prime, tubi, and probably others I've never heard of. Then they sold out to a large company and access slowly became more restricted particularly as their profit margins apparently dried up, and now that they're completely gone a lot of their stuff is hard to find...well...legally at least. Fans have done a decent job at archiving much of their stuff, though I'm unclear on how legal it all is. But regardless, I will always have my hard copies of Red vs. Blue and no company can take THAT away from me.

For a ‘movie channel’ I find it weird there was no mention of Richard O’Brien being in this, and when you refer to the Bond villain, you fail to mention he is Roger Moore…who played James Bond.

spice girls are so amazing

I absolutely loved it. Grew up with them and love their solo stuff too.

I had it on vhs and watched it so many times I got sick of it. I agree, Victoria has the best acting out of the 5 and her lines are the ones I remember the most, like when she mocks Emma, when she talks to the passed out kid on the hospital and when she screams for help to say that her dress is dry cleaned only, she’s also not the weakest singer either, in my opinion Geri is.

This video made me so happy. I really value your appreciation for how campy it is. I always figured anyone not around during the height of the spice girls couldn’t possibly watch this movie and think of it as anything but a random ass disaster, but it’s a camp classic! I saw it in theaters when I was about 11 years old and just rewatched it a few months ago. It’s a gem!

Seeing this video is a sign that I need to watch Spiceworld again.

About the movie: I own the DVD, and it's impressive that it offers two aspect ratios (widescreen and full-screen) for the viewer to choose from. This feature was ahead of its time. I wish more DVDs, Blu-rays, and even streaming services offered this kind of choice. There's even an extra performance included, which I believe is "Mama." About the Spice Girls: When I was seven, I couldn't speak English, but I was mesmerized by them. They were omnipresent-on every TV channel, magazine cover, and even at school, where everyone had their favorite Spice Girl. There were the lollipops, dolls, and stickers everywhere. In my experience, no group was as popular as they were, even with other big names like the Backstreet Boys, All Saints, and later One Direction. None came close to the Spice Girls' level of fame. And I think we can all agree that thanks to the Y2K revival, the Spice Girls are still present in the media. They are remembered fondly for nostalgia, and new people continue to discover them.

I mean, it's my fav movie since I was a child, so du'h :D

I watched it in the cinema when it came out 😊 my dad took me to see it ❤

Spice Girls Fan4er. I remember Spice Album was my first Album and going to the theaters to see Spiceworld. The Vogue Cover was the Iconic.

I was a massive Spice Girls fan when this came out. I dragged all of my friends to see it and wound up watching it 6 times in the theater. 😅

Important question: what makes DVD/Blu-Ray collecting better than simply storing movies and shows on hard drives? Especially if we're shooting for preservation? Torrenting is one of the best bets for preservation since it's available to everyone. Not to mention it's free. And hard drives are much more dependable than fragile discs.

The Spice Girls are one of the greatest musical acts of our time

You are young but did you know the evil head of the newspaper is Barry Humphries is who played Dame Edna? Also Roger Moore (James Bond) is in it. xx

Brilliant review! You hit the nail on the head and it was interesting hearing your PoV about the movie age-wise and you can still appreciate the super meta value. I was 13 during Spicemania and they were everywhere - can't remember anything like it since. And the tabloids really were so cruel and cut throat to get their next story. I loved the film then - bright, fun, bonkers and over the top. I recently revisited it and was pleasantly surprised at how funny and enjoyable it was - it's the perfect time capsule of pop culture and nostalgia, even better now than it was back in the day.

Funny thing about Victoria. Her background was actually in musical theatre, and she auditioned for the Spice Girls singing "Mein Herr" from Cabaret, so that's probably why her comic timing is quite good. She's absolutely hysterical going "AND I'M VICTORIA, MALCOLM!" when talking to a comatose boy, and the idea to have her drive the tour bus on a high speed chase through London is genius. And of course we all love "what happened to the bomb on the bus?"

I saw Spice World when released in Theatres in Canada and loved it. I love campy things!