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I have to disagree that kids are stupid today; they always were, but now we are just more exposed to things because of the internet. Of course, there is more brainrot and slop, and our overall mental health is declining, but let’s not be such doomers. I think (correct me if I'm wrong) your main point can be summed up as a lack of beauty and care given to everything in today’s world. Back then, most things were handmade, but now they’re produced in sweatshops in China, lacking the human touch. but there is still beauty out there, hidden beneath the SLOP. 'Internet art' has moved me much more than any other I've seen, maybe because I’m a 2000s kid and grew up online. I don’t think the answer is to try to restore things to how they were in the past-that’s impossible. We need to make our current world a better place by creating art and critiquing the mass production of slpo content. But going offline isn’t the answer; it’s already impossible-I’ve tried... sory for bad england

Comparing partisan Italian communism to what happened in China or Cambodia is simply being clueless on the matter. You can groan about it, but understand you're doing it out of ignorance.

it's not a wonder that this movie got mixed reviews and isn't mentioned today. it's an HOUR LONGER than once upon a time in america!

So much to explore here. Thanks for taking the time to introduce these!

Nice review this is definitely a movie I'm curious about this film

The movie has propaganda elements in it much like your bland review of it. 😊

Under 10 minutes for a review of Bertolucci's masterpiece Novecento. That can only be stupid. And that's how it was. Not the slightest idea about the structure of the film, no idea about the historical background, no idea about Italy and Italians. But like the dumbest Republican, they talk about communism without understanding the slightest context. It's not communism that kills, it's the conservative freaks who cover any ideological cloak that is useful to them. Stalin or Trump. There is no difference. Both stock conservative criminals, highly criminal fascists who embody only one thing, the conservative malignant cancer of the world. The ultimate evil.

Ah yes I will always remember the bizarre experience of watching this epic! I actually liked most of the first 1hr 45 mins despite having some unnecessary stuff in there, the music was great and the narrative was overall good I found. But then it started to very quickly go off the rails as we exited the childhood era. I was finding I was completely disconnected with the narrative by the time "part one" had ended. it has characters who did not interact in a natural or realistic way. The film became so theatrical that it lost authenticity. People literally marching around making statements in such a basic way and weirdly talking to the camera at times. the error lies in the script and the way the film is shaped, as some of the performances are fine. It left me completely cold by the end and the ending is pretty hilarious! I really love Epics, I will seek them out to purposely immerse myself in a long film as it can often be a more moving and satisfying experience. But this was very sad. Over 5 hours of mostly boring, random, indulgent storytelling was not for me. I didn't appreciate the ways animals were treated and there were littered throughout, some very strange moments too.

Bertolucci's operatic masterpiece. IMHO, quite simply, the greatest movie ever made. Yes. All 317 minutes, uncut.

The way you describe film is extremely pragmatic, as if technical, whether acting or the filmmaking part has a overbaring purpose of fullfilling a certain quality, if it doesn’t you label it as weird. Please give me an example of what a standard movie experience is, so your subjective perspective has some context, if you don’t you risk being marginalized with your opinions and baseless. But kudos that you chose to talk about Novecento.

It’s been a couple years of RUclips and I still don’t know how to go back and check comments. I just love this young man and his content. I have sons around the same age.

I absolutely love the fact that at the beginning we think 'oh my, why are you stabbing those poor people with pitchforks?' and after 5 hours it's like 'oh yeah, that's why' 😅

the great leap forward was not "finishing in China as this film was being made" lmao. the GLF was over by like 1962, (and the historically famine-laden China has subsequently had zero famines)

Good movie although the second half was tough even with English subtitles. De Niro tried to stay neutral to both the Fascists and the Communists but ended up making his life worst from himself. Congratulations on whoever watched the entire thing

I appreciate that anyone gives a shit about this film.

06:53 what is the song playing in the bar scene?

Pretty good look at some of his most popular movies. I'm coming up on 60 films I've seen, and it's hard to pick a favorite. It would be cool to see a closer look at his earlier experimental shorts, as those are really essential for understanding his particular aesthetic (he seems to return to a lot of his early aesthetic motivations later on in his career). I gotta disagree on the Kindaichi rating. A lot of it is rooted in Japanese pop culture of the time (including many of Obayashi's own CMs), so it can be impenetrable at times though.

Love the trolley problem concept

This has been right under everyone’s nose the whole time!

Nice to see more reviews of this.

Good stuff, I wasn’t ready to see those feet in shit tho 😂

Imagine a lifetime of being doomed to entertain others, but never yourself...

I know it's been a year, but do you have any plans to finish this series? Videos like this on Obayashi are few and far between

Toy story 2 birdman fantastic mr fox west side story arent on that list a crime 😅

I think it comes down to poor planning. All the videos I watched seem to be in the warmer months, probably the optimum time to do this trip.

Teletubbies walked so Nicki Minach could run. I mean look at those thicc a$$.

haha i really enjoyed ur dry narrative style :) i cant quite tell how much ur trolling with regard to the difficulty. i cycled the full length in january and winds but it poured the whole way - so was wet and cold. wasnt that bad though :P ur journey sounded like the movie script for shackleton's antarctica expedition - glad u made it :)

How was the trip? I've booked my flight already. Any tip for me?

Opening eyes and eye movement are not evidence of consciousness.

thanks I had wondered if they were still using the pseudoscience of facilitated communication on him or not

hehe <3

Have you seen any of the films of Abbas Kiarostami at all? (If so, which one is your favourite work?)

7:14 Where's that song from?

Lol.

You a fan of Backstreet Boys or *NSYNC? (If so, which song do you like the most from them?)

My lifelong quest for this question has brought me here.

Where did you get that theme song from "Futari"? When i watched the movie i loved it but couldn't find it anywhere

You have letterboxd my man ?

0:23 who's that director ?

Letterboxd?

Why you didn't mentioned miss lonely 😢 my absurd fav

I found a hidden gem

you gotta have fun and let people have fun man. just because the people around you aren't interested in the same hobbies or movies doesn't make them stupid. don't be the snobby film head everyone is irritated by, be the cool film head that recommends the best movies. trust🙏

what were the two directors you said were for the godlike/weird cinephile? I couldn't understand and I really wanna see that movie with the elephant lol

Great work Keep up the content

Great work Keep up the content

Director Nobuhiko Obayashi is well known as a film director, but he has also directed two TV dramas in the past. "可愛い悪魔" (1982) and "麗猫伝説" (1983). Both of them were aired on Tuesday Suspense Theater, and the one in 1983 film was a collaboration between Tsuburaya Productions and Nobuhiko Obayashi for the 100th broadcast. Due to the desire of those who watched it back then and those who watched it in later years, it will be released on DVD in 2018 and 2020, respectively, and director Nobuhiko Obayashi says he hopes you will watch it. And it is worth mentioning that you can watch "可愛い悪魔" with English translation included on YT!! 🖥

Are you hoping to do a video on Fellini’s films ranked at all?

Great channel, I feel like I found a gem here.

I think that some of the shots look well-made, but each one could’ve lasted longer, couldn’t they? (Apparently the editing in a film is key, and a lot of Top Gun fans don’t pay attention to that, whilst that 1986 film’s poor editing is probably the main cause of my lack of enjoyment for that blockbuster film)