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Challengers is Stylistic Perfection (Review)
Luca Guadagnino's latest film "Challengers" starring Zendaya is a sensual tennis game of love and lust. This might be his best movie to date, so let's talk about it.
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Every Denis Villeneuve Film Ranked
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Now that Denis Villeneuve has built a more than impressive filmography with his latest release "Dune: Part 2", I figured it was a good time to rank every film of his from worst to best. Of course, this is just my personal list, with relatively arbitrary criteria so don't take it too seriously. Last Video (Dune 2 Review): ruclips.net/video/KAgSsV0b4oU/видео.htmlsi=WNhCe-gXC0BIcCw5 Short Video Es...
Dune Part 2: Does it Live Up to the Hype? (Review)
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Dune: Part 2 is finally out, so let's talk about it. I've been a huge fan of Denis Villeneuve for years and it is exciting to see him spearhead such a giant project. Does he succeed though? (Remember, it's just my opinion) Last Video: ruclips.net/video/hwxCyyNBGcI/видео.htmlsi=ZtoXmI1HlVtEwbKb Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Twitter: truestgabe Truest Picture Instagram: true...
2024 Oscars: Picks, Predictions, and Reaction
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The nominations are here, which means it's time for me to give you my personal picks and predictions for who I think is winning in each category. This is all just my opinion. Please do not hate me. Last Video: ruclips.net/video/nkACmur_E9k/видео.htmlsi=neqnb91yo1m0LCFW Updated 2023 Ranking boxd.it/lNQrm Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Twitter: truestgabe Truest Picture Instagram: instagra...
The 20 Best Movies of 2023
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Let's talk about the best (my favourite) films of 2023! It's been a great year for film so making this list was tough. Here's the full list that will be frequently updated: boxd.it/lNQrm Timestamps: Intro 0:00 Honorable Mentions 1:25 20 2:28 19 3:05 18 3:28 17 3:49 16 4:14 15 4:35 14 5:00 13 6:16 12 7:15 11 7:50 10 8:34 9 9:34 8 10:35 7 11:37 6 12:21 5 13:38 4 14:40 3 15:33 2 16:41 1 17:49 Outr...
Poor Things is Wonderfully Unhinged (Review)
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Poor Things is the new film from director Yorgos Lanthimos and it is nuts. But It's also amazing, so let's talk about it. (Just my opinion btw) Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe Truest Picture Instagram: truestpicture For Inquiries: gabegn2003@gmail.com #poorthings #yorgoslanthimos #e...
Dream Scenario: Substantive or Superficial? (Review)
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Here's my brief review of 'Dream Scenario' starring Nicolas Cage. I did enjoy this one but it didn't deliver as effectively as it could have. Cool Zebra metaphor I guess. (remember, it's just my opinion) Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe Truest Picture Instagram: truestpicture For Inq...
Napoleon: An Incomplete Film? (Review)
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Let's talk about the new Napoleon film directed by the legendary Ridley Scott. This is a tough one because there's a lot to love but it's a little underwhelming. (Remember, just my opinion) Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe Truest Picture Instagram: truestpicture #napoleon #movierevie...
Priscilla: Not Your Typical Biopic (Review)
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Let's talk about the new Sofia Coppola film: "Priscilla", a biopic that intends to explore femininity instead of being a cut-and-dry biography. Remember, it's just my opinion. Last Video: ruclips.net/video/GUtMJbCFrAw/видео.htmlsi=kTQNebTrZrDIH1a9 Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe Truest Picture Ins...
The Killer: Fincher Makes Fun of Himself? (Review)
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The Killer is the new film directed by David Fincher and I can't say I didn't enjoy it. While not perfect, I think it succeeds for the most part in what it sets out to do. (Just my opinion btw) Last Video: ruclips.net/video/F3Zsd6-ONHw/видео.htmlsi=2aQFSfuNbbO_yQ3E Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe ...
My Top 6 Horror Films
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In this video, I list a few of my favourite horror films. There are many more within the genre that I love but these are the ones that I think are 10/10. Take it with a grain of salt; it's just my opinion after all, this is not meant to be an objective list. My Videodrome Analysis (not my best work tbh): ruclips.net/video/hp8O2xJS6F8/видео.htmlsi=gHCTenoeAxOu348E Truest Picture TikTok: www.tikt...
'Killers of the Flower Moon' is Great But...
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This is a hefty watch. While Martin Scorsese's films over the past decade have been some of my favourites of his, this one didn't quite live up to the likes of 'Silence' or 'The Irishman'. Regardless, it's still a brilliant film, but my expectations are probably the highest for a new film from the master himself. (Remember, it's just my opinion) Last Video: ruclips.net/video/gjrrMfMceNU/видео.h...
Past Lives: Writing With Unbiased Empathy
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Past Lives is one of the best films of the year. I was thoroughly impressed by its charitability towards the characters, particularly Arthur played by John Magaro. Also, I recognize that calling it a "romance" film might be a bit reductive all things considered. Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX Ins...
Why Asteroid City is Actually Terrifying...
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In this video essay, I attempt to give my perspective on Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City". The film is quite loaded with many themes, some of which I won't cover in this video, so feel free to contribute your perspective in the comments. : ) Last Video: ruclips.net/video/QCGwp333Q-0/видео.htmlsi=IwlOY6_-dFa9J445 Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: twi...
How Denis Villeneuve Crafts a Cyclical Narrative
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In this video essay, I explore the "cyclical narrative", a narrative device that Denis Villeneuve has made use of on multiple occasions. Last Video: ruclips.net/video/T2Q6-46V6Zg/видео.html Truest Picture TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@truestpicture?_t=8fNqWUwhUCU&_r=1 Twitter: truestgabe Letterboxd: boxd.it/2OfnX #sicario #enemy #videoessay
ASTEROID CITY: Is Wes Anderson Overrated?
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ASTEROID CITY: Is Wes Anderson Overrated?
'Beau is Afraid' is kind of a Mess (Review)
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'Beau is Afraid' is kind of a Mess (Review)
Better Call Saul: One of the GREATEST Shows of All Time
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Better Call Saul: One of the GREATEST Shows of All Time
NOPE: Jordan Peele is a Genius (Review)
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NOPE: Jordan Peele is a Genius (Review)
Robert Pattinson is the BEST Batman
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Robert Pattinson is the BEST Batman
I Have High Hopes For The Batman (2022)
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I Have High Hopes For The Batman (2022)
Christian bale ❤
Long live the New Flesh !!!!
some cinephiles over dramatize cinema as it really an art form lol im tired of those hyper depressing rambling about those crappy film makers bergman tarkovsky or bresson cinema existed before and after those hacks
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masterpiece
Great analysis. One of the best I’ve come across on this masterpiece of cinema
This movie wasn't ahead of it's time things just never changed back then americans did assassination using normal people by brainwashing them using psychodelics,hypnosis nd subliminal messages nd they blamed it on video games nd other media where they had less influence look at the recent example of orange man's assassination attempt if he hadn't survived they would've blamed it on social media nd mental health completely ignore the security issues nd the fact it could be an inside job or that it all of that might be a publicity stunt
It felt like a lot of the plot was underdeveloped and left us expectant (I guess that was the point ) but he film was pretty enjoyable, even someone unfamiliar with all its exsitenciat depth can pretty much have an great aesthetic experience by watching it.
The movie was about the mans battle between his subconscious mind and his actual reality. Carl Jung concepts along with others. Thats why its a "psychological thriller" its entertaining to those whole enjoy deep concepts. A24 directors are masters at this.
All his films are turds
It doesn’t live up to the hype. It’s still a great movie, but it missed many opportunities, had a poor script, and doesn’t carry an emotional punch. Still great though
Well done video. That's very nice
Just watch the movie I don’t get what it is about Now I Watched this video and I still don’t know what is the motive about
Excellent review. I was happy you mentioned the cinematography, which was amazing btw.
Do a video about niagra niagra. Or maybe the center of the world
thank you for this!! helped a lot
I believe Tarkovsky's comment about only caring about the opinions of Bresson and Bergman was made when the Soviet authorities were trying to advance their opinions about the need to speed up the pace of Stalker. That comment is important, and I'm glad you brought it up. It identifies filmmakers who most influenced him and were colleagues and supporters (Bergman described his first experience of a Tarkovsky film as "like a miracle" and helped him with the production of Sacrifice). But he actually cared quite a lot about the opinions of others. In his book Sculpting in Time, he admits that he was thinking about giving up film until he received letters from people who described how much Mirror meant to them. He pasted the letters in his journal and quoted them in the book. He also said that children understood his films much better than adults. The extraordinary cinematic and poetic elevation of the roles for children in his last three films as bearers of faith and hope for the future - Monkey, Angela, Little Man - suggests that he cared a lot about the opinions of children as well. That very much included his own first son Arseniy, who is portrayed as Ignat in the film. Tarkovsky's sister, who only appears for a few minutes as a young girl at the dacha when the father comes home from the front, said that Mirror was an attempt to explain to his family what had happened during a difficult time in his life. Tarkovsky thought he was making a film about himself, but after it was finished he realized it was about his mother. Ignat has the most screen time of any male actor - which strongly suggests the film is about his son as well, and an attempt to explain to that son why things had been so difficult. I agree that Mirror is a film that is best to feel your way into, but I feel like I've come to an understanding of this and other aspects that enrich each new viewing rather than giving way to any sense of finality. The fact that Tarkovsky made what some estimate were as many as 33 edits before the final cut slotted into place (to the surprise of Tarkovsky himself, who had despaired of the film ever taking shape at all) speaks to the film having a very specific structure and underlying narrative logic. Which is elusive, no question about it, but it's there to be explored - as I did in these blog posts. kitbakerii.blogspot.com/2015/03/beyond-looking-glass-andrei-tarkovskys.html
It's very similar to The Plague by Camus in a sense
Thanks for this video, this is probably my favorite film ever 📺 🧿
I’ve seen Blade Runner 2049 and Dune 1 and 2 but have been underwhelmed. I think my problem has been that I haven’t cared about any of the characters. I was surprised by this because I was a fan of the first Blade Runner movie and the first Dune book. I don’t know whether it is worth it to try another of his films or if his style is just not for me.
I don’t think that came across correctly about Blade Runner 2049. The movie just didn’t stick with me. I had heard it was bad before I watched it. When I did watch it, I remember thinking it wasn’t bad at all. It just wasn’t as good as the original. It has been a few years now since I watched it and I can’t remember what happened in it.
It's crazy how i was roooting for them in the beginning but i was terrified that they're gonna kiss in the last scene where they just standing while staring into each other. That scene was so intense because we saw how they have come to an acceptance that they can't never be with each other and I'm scared that they're just gonna ruin it all.
do we need an update on the concept? a spin off called internetdrome
Colorful, symmetric dried cake icing...
imo, the character closest to being the villain of the film was Hae Sung. Knowing damn well that his childhood crush was already married for 7 years, why would he put youself between the two and incite that tension. man, love is really painful yet powerful...
I swear to God... why does everybody on youtube always say NUCULAR!?!?
Used this for my assignment about Andersons style! This is a great help! Trying to prove to my English class that with Anderson there is always more then meets the eye with him! Thank you!
5:54 it's this moment that does a lot for me; hae sung is clearly nervous, unsure of what to do or how exactly to react, while Arthur stands there for a bit, evidently taking it all in and no more than a couple of seconds later, a heartfelt smile emerges from his face. i'm not sure if im capable of effectively expressing how much this scene and his reaction means to me.
It’s a great film, I agree. I didn’t hate Arthur but he was a little passive in the situation. And seems to be resigned to the situation and could not control it strongly.
"I think you've got a third problem we've never seen before", obviously refers to Trump.
This is the greatest film I’ve ever seen.
Arthur lacked self-confidence. I liked him, but he looked miserable and allowed his wife to flirt with another guy in front of him. She even wept for the other guy in Arthur's eyes. He accepted that his wife loves another more than him, but because of how he views himself, he didn't hold her accountable for that.
Was she with Arthur just because of a green card?
I love this film so much
Its jewish......
It’s a pretty good indie classic.
Not talking about films but as for the cinema’s future, I think maybe a city in the future might have 2-3 instead of the current 6 or whatever depending on the city.
I really love his use of color but his production designers don’t get enough of the credit
great channel
Love Zerkalo. Just finally bought this, on Blu-ray. *Beautiful* movie. Looking forward to watching it on the format.
Probs one of the best opinions about what the film is all about. Thanks.
for me this movie was a whole different experience, my interpertation is, its about depression and dreams (the litteral dream but also the dreams you have in life, your future dream scenario) how you can get trapped in a downward spiral being stopped by your mental illness and the reaction of the world around you, that in my persenol experience mostly dont help but only let your self-hate/doubt grow, and how all these things can add up to just loosing the grip on life, and you see it play out before your own eyes but cant really get agrasp on when, how and where everything spiraled out of control. and at the end of that whole ordeal you can only wish your past life before it all went down was still within arms reach. something like that but if im going in dept it would be a whole book in the this comment section and nobody wants that
100%.
Finally, someone who is talking about the good parts of this movie
literally me...ive already started to look for his watch.
3:15 One I noticed was during the casting call scene there were many shots in between the people making seem that there is a passage between two rows of seats but then when we face them it is one big stand
Guys why is there someone talking there or is problem in my movie
sometimes i wonder if i wish i should learn about cinema
Just watched this with my mrs & woah what an amazing movie. Such real characters, I’m glad they didn’t do anything like cheating or Arthur & Nora have a big fight. We’ve all been use to “Hollywood” movies, this was a breath of fresh air
I respect the love for this film, actually nah, you must all be plugs as this is the worst movie Ive seen in years. Maybe decades. Im sorry
I love Arthur; he has such grace.