I'm inclined to agree but Ratatouille is my girlfriend's favorite movie and she's watches it at least once a month so I guess there are some exceptions lol.
In Bruges, Rear window, The Host Burning Ratatouille Good time I think you should leave with Tim Robinson I, Tonya Mike Birbiglia stand up special Yiyi The Beach Bum Honey Boy Fantasia The Farewell Crumb (documentary) The Thing Swiss Army Man Charlie Chaplin movies (*modern times) Big time adolescence The favourite Killing of a sacred deer Dogtooth Love Paterson Playtime Kurosawa's work, seven samurai Thanks for the video Karsten, I'll definitely be watching some of these
Okay everything was good But i felt Swiss army man deserved a little bit more respect yeah i Know a lot of people didn't liked it and all the Cannes thing but still we have to support different films and that film tried something different and it had deep meaning into it and in one particular seen it question the whole humanity so..... It's your choice but i would suggest you give it a watch it has some great performances and Ok bye
Don Hertzfeldt's "It's Such a Beautiful Day" is currently free on vimeo and it is one of my favorite films of all time, so it's a great time to be watching that.
I reccomend the lighthouse. Especially if youre stuck with an older oppressive figure that bosses you around while stuck in a small space. Really helps through tough times. Stay safe! 😍
Highly recommend Shane Black's "The Nice Guys" starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe-- one of the funniest, convoluted buddy-cop films in existence. It's incredibly well written, preformed, and directed. Check it out!
I binge watched every Quentin Tarantino movie and I totally recommend it to everyone (or maybe I’m the only person interested in film that hadn’t watched them before)
A Silent Voice is available on Netflix and it’s a beautifully shot and animate coming of age film that tackles a lot of relevant subjects. The way it portrays social anxiety is quite genius and you will never forget the film after you watch it.
Hidden Gems and Underrated Masterpieces - Nightcrawler - South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut - What We Do In The Shadows - The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie - Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey - Upgrade - The Lighthouse - Anomalisa - The Raid - Rango - Snatch - Reservoir Dogs - Groundhog Day - The King of Comedy - Downfall
OK CAMPIONE I guess, but Reservoir Dogs is like in my top 5 favourite movies so I do believe that it’s better than good, but everyone is entitled to their opinions EDIT: sorry if that sounded aggressive or something
I highly recommend The Handmaiden. Definitely my favourite film of the 2010s. Also for a trilogy, try Park Chan wook’s Vengeance trilogy (these aren’t narratively connected, but share similar themes, watch them in any order but theatrical order is best to watch the director’s evolution). Basically anything Park Chan wook 😂
You definitely items should watch the before trilogy (before sunrise, before sunset, and before midnight). Never has two people talking and walking around various locations in Europe been more fascinating
some of the most underrated movies of the past decade you should check out: Seven Psychopaths The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Project Florida The Founder Nice Guys Dope ...and most overlooked Nolan film: Insomnia
portrait of a lady on fire is on hulu now !! and for the 2 of you that havent seen parasite yet, it will also be on hulu april 8th. i am currently rewatching both paddingtons over and over again
Sometimes I feel like karsten makes these vids just for me. Just yesterday I finished watching every movie on my watchlist, but this is fosho gonna keep me occupied with school cancelled. So beyond appreciative for his channel :,)
u recommended 'love'. omg hahah i remember watching that movie when it had a different poster on netflix, thinking it was gonna be a cute love story... BOY WAS I WRONG
If you like Yi Yi you should see A Time To Live and A Time to Die and Dust in the Wind. They are both on Prime and they are from a filmmaker who was pretty close to Yang (they are directed by Hou Hsiao Hsien who is the lead in Taipei Story) and they are both written by the actor who played the Dad in Yi Yi
Literally just watched The Thing yesterday! Everyone else in the room left or ended up watching something on their own devices, I guess it's not for everyone.
I finally watched Seven Samurai, Inglorious Bastards, Throne of Blood, the Golem, The Hands or Orlac, Nosferatu, Honey boy, cries and whispers, wild strawberries, and more. I've done nohing but watch movies since this craziness started.
I agree with Karsten, now is the perfect time to start watching foreign language films. A few of my favorites (which you should definitely check out) are Theeb directed by Naji Abu Nowar, capernaum directed by Nadine Labaki, my life as a zucchini directed by Claude barras, and last but not least portrait of a lady on fire directed by Celine sciamma
All I can ask of you is please don’t watch Lord of the Rings at a time when you’re not really focused on it. Obviously don’t put it on when you’re tired (because they’re freaking long), but also there are a lot of strange character names (that often sound similar), and a lot going in the world and I know people who have disliked the films initially just because they’re so overwhelming. Just take them slow because they’re incredible. Also, I’m saying this with complete bias because I think The Lord of the Rings trilogy is the greatest achievement in the history of cinema.
12 Monkeys is my suggestion! It has amazing set and concept design and it’s about time traveling to stop the spread of a deadly virus. Might scare some people because of how relatable the lead up to the virus is, but it’s incredibly enjoyable and unique.
I watched all of Chaplin’s films during quarantine, loved them. My favorite was actually The Gold Rush, it’s a perfect mix of slapstick comedy, adventure and romance
I watched the LOTR Trilogy for the first time ever during this quarantine and I absolutely loved it. I can't wait to read the books. I´ve also finished reading the full Chronicles of Narnia series recently , but that´s another story. Love your channel, Karsten.
I was pleasantly surprised to see burning made the cut. I watched it about 3-4 months back, very thought provoking and will keep you thinking about it long after finished watching.
I really appreciate all the recommendations Karsten! Also, I just wanted to say that I think the content you make is some of the best on RUclips. I’m an aspiring film student, and I really appreciate the work you put into your videos. I love listening to your point of view on films and cinematography and always appreciate that at the end of your videos you say to go out and form your own opinion. Anyways, keep it up; your work is truly amazing.
I really enjoy South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut, since December I’ve seen it like 7 times. I’m still not sure if I prefer the SpongeBob Movie though 🤨
Sebastian Kemink honestly, before watching the movie I hadn’t seen an episode of South Park, so you really don’t need much or any prior knowledge to still enjoy it. And to answer your question, the film is just so much fun in my opinion, from the jokes to the characters and even the songs (this film is musical, but parodies then at the same time). I think you do need a specific sense of humour, the jokes and gags are very offensive and edgy, so if you like that stuff I beg you to watch it. But you also might hate, it is quite polarising.
DEATHSTROKE621 it was amazing, but a 10/10 may be a little bit of a stretch. I loved it so much but there where a couple problems with the soundtrack compared to the actors voices, especially at the club scenes
Any Scandinavian disaster movie. "The Wave" in particular, while having a similar setup to most American disaster movies, I find goes a lot further when it comes to raising stakes. It isn't afraid to kill off characters, and force it's protagonists into real, difficult positions. It's as if the whole movie were about that 5 minute scene in Day After Tomorrow, except they have nowhere to actually escape to. See it on Hulu. (while we're at it, Quake, from the same production company is also pretty solid) and while we're on Scandinavian movies- is Trollhunter available anywhere?
I appreciate how for every movie he says where we can watch the film. Researching where a recommended film is available can be so complicated with Netflix regions ect it can sometimes get the point where I don't want to watch it anymore.
Good/Short filmographies to explore: Wes Anderson (good starter: Fantastic Mr. Fox) Stanley Kubrick (good starter: The Shining) Charlie Chaplin (good starter: The Kid (1921) Andrei Tarskovsky (watch Mirror last, it's very autobiographical) Don Hertzfeldt (good starter: Everything Will Be OK) Orson Welles (good starter: Citizen Kane) Gaspar Noe (good starter: Enter the Void/ Climax) Quentin Tarantino (good starter: Reservoir Dogs)
Finally some love for Paterson (2016) it’s one of my favourite movies ever. I pop it on the tv whenever I’m having a rough week or just to play in the back ground while I’m painting :)
“Never let me go” is a film that came out 10 years ago and jesus i was seven and it fucked me up but i love it. I definitely recommend it, though it is a sad one
This video came at the perfect time hell yes - my suggestion Taika Waititi’s Hunt For the Wilderpeople. Incredibly funny with masterful cinematography in the stunning woods of New Zealand I love it
That tip of binging a Directors work is a good idea. I was planning on watching Nolan's films before TeneT came out but I dont have access to all of them so I think the 2nd best thing is probably Noah Baumbach (Marriage Story, Meyerowitz Stories, The Squid and the Whale, Frances Ha, Kicking and Screaming, While We're Young ALL on Netflix)
i appreciated the amount of diversity in these films, i feel like i have a solid recommendation for any mood anytime! i look forward to watching some of these
a spanish documentary called "Muchos hijos, un mono y un castillo"!! It's about a lady that had three wishes when she got married: to have many kids, to have a monkey and to own a castle. She had 6 kids, owned a monkey and bought a castle AND the lady is AMAZING. I recommend it if u want to learn something about spanish culture and its people (coming from a spanish girl)
shoot some suggestions in the comments!
the platform on netflix
Paris is burning my personal favorite documentary.
Inside llewyn Davis, Saló or 120 days of sodom, Portrait of a lady on fire (It’s now on Hulu), Taxi driver, Climax, and A Clockwork Orange
Inherent Vice is not everyone's thing but it's my favorite film of all time. Its a chill, funny, slow, neo noir from PTA with Joaquin. Check it out!
Victoria (2015)
“Lets face it, you haven’t seen this movie in a while,” lol why is that something everyone somehow shares in common with Ratatouille
I'm inclined to agree but Ratatouille is my girlfriend's favorite movie and she's watches it at least once a month so I guess there are some exceptions lol.
I watch it at least once every week and I still love it
I watch it everyday
I actually watch ratatouille for 8 hours every night in place of sleeping
I actually watched it like a month ago
You look like the love child of Ansel Elgort and a mouse. And that’s a good thing
No, he looks like the love child of Ansel Elgort and a biscuit
Eleanna : truly don’t know what that means at all but thank you for the input
ansel elgort but just a little bit smaller
lowkey looks like love child of ansel elgort and james franco to me 👀
nah bro he look like the love child of ansel elgort and wyatt oleff
You forgot a movie. It’s called by the name of “Robots”.
An independent classic, it really is the perfect movie! My favorite part is when Rodney Copperbottom confesses his love for Fender!
That's grammatically incorrect, good sir.
@@MiguelRamirez-hz1dx an*
It’s funny how you misspelled “Cats”
Big Boy Brown, *HUSH.* We don’t speak of thy name.
Everything was going nice and smooth and then he said “I’ve never seen the lord of the rings trilogy”. He’s in for one hell of a ride..
I never seen it too.... maybe one time, but my mind is just saying no.
Give it a try. It's totally worth it.
I'm from New Zealand and I've never seen it
As someone who's seen those movies at least 10 times each, I can completely agree.
Everything was going fine until he said he has never seen the Before trilogy. That’s the better one
Quarantine game: Wash your hands every time Karsten says "Immersive"
Albert RR I’ll have melted my hands
My hands are already the texture of 60 grit
or “relatable”
Karsten: *”this video is brought to you by...”*
My brain: *”Squarespace”*
Karsten: *“....RAYCON”*
Me: 😮
omg meee
HAHAHAHAHAHA I AM THE SUPREME BEING OF RUclips AND I HAVE TWO GIRLFRIENDS EVEN THOUGH I AM THE UNPRETTIEST RUclipsR OF ALL TIME!!! Good bye best
Friendship ended with SQUARESPACE
Now RAYCON is my best friend
The biggest plot twist since we saw the guy in the basement in Parasite.
It ain't familiah
In Bruges,
Rear window,
The Host
Burning
Ratatouille
Good time
I think you should leave with Tim Robinson
I, Tonya
Mike Birbiglia stand up special
Yiyi
The Beach Bum
Honey Boy
Fantasia
The Farewell
Crumb (documentary)
The Thing
Swiss Army Man
Charlie Chaplin movies (*modern times)
Big time adolescence
The favourite
Killing of a sacred deer
Dogtooth
Love
Paterson
Playtime
Kurosawa's work, seven samurai
Thanks for the video Karsten, I'll definitely be watching some of these
Niamh Holohan thank you
Thanks man
thanks btw
You are a hero in my book
Pin this fucking comment Karsten
"Yeah it's pretty goofy" *cuts to Paul Dano attempting to hang himself*
Okay everything was good
But i felt Swiss army man deserved a little bit more respect yeah i Know a lot of people didn't liked it and all the Cannes thing but still we have to support different films and that film tried something different and it had deep meaning into it and in one particular seen it question the whole humanity so..... It's your choice but i would suggest you give it a watch it has some great performances and
Ok bye
Portrait of a Lady on Fire on Hulu WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!?!?!
Their Manager WHAT IT IS
Their Manager i just want to sincerely thank you for commenting this!! i’m now going to watch it tonight!
i’m so excited!!
he prolly filmed this before it got announced. but I agree otherwise!
Came here to say this!
That grilled cheese looked unbelievable
It looked good and delicious!
I couldn’t even comprehend
Karsten I’ve already watched like 15 movies in two days.
I’d say watch the Paddington films. They literally cure depression. No joke.
That’s seriously offensive.
Paddington is underrated
watch paddleton to get diagnosed with depression
*hard stare*
Ive been watching all those 3 hour long Robert De Niro films that you never feel like you have the time for
him: fantasia is the best thing on Disney+
me, knowing Zach and Cody is on Disney+: you better watch what you say, boy
Swiss army man is so underrated, definitely one of my favorite movies of the decade.
Watch the entire studio ghibli catalogue. A range of genres and a lot of them are very heartwarming.
Hell yeah, Swiss Army Man! We gotta get more people to see that one!
One of my personal favorites
That movie is so good! I just wish more people have seen it.
That movie sucks
good one Seth
@@mubiedits thanks
The entire time during quarantine I've been trying to watch all of Alfred Hitchcock's films. Right now I'm at 6 out of like 42
Don Hertzfeldt's "It's Such a Beautiful Day" is currently free on vimeo and it is one of my favorite films of all time, so it's a great time to be watching that.
I reccomend the lighthouse. Especially if youre stuck with an older oppressive figure that bosses you around while stuck in a small space. Really helps through tough times. Stay safe! 😍
Highly recommend Shane Black's "The Nice Guys" starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe-- one of the funniest, convoluted buddy-cop films in existence. It's incredibly well written, preformed, and directed. Check it out!
Bro that movie is top 5 all time for me. As far as MY personal favorites go. So fuckin good.
Cesar Andres Llanos Totally forgot about that movie before this comment, gotta rewatch it
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang too its so fuckin good
Cesar Andres Llanos You know who else just followed orders? Hitler
Is it available on any streaming services?
I binge watched every Quentin Tarantino movie and I totally recommend it to everyone (or maybe I’m the only person interested in film that hadn’t watched them before)
Me too I just watched kill bill for the first time
@@cocanoharevan736 heyyy me too, honestly didnt think I'd enjoy it as much as I did.
Really risky to recommend Robots for the entire video Karsten.
I say it's bold of him. The film is very immersive. I'd give it a light to decent 7.
Is this like those fantano memes
@@notevenironicallyfunny204 Bold part is me, Karsten says immersive a lot, and the last part is indeed fantano.
@@Trowa71 i meant the original comment but i also see yours
Fantano type beat
A Silent Voice is available on Netflix and it’s a beautifully shot and animate coming of age film that tackles a lot of relevant subjects. The way it portrays social anxiety is quite genius and you will never forget the film after you watch it.
Watched it some time ago, I think it was nice but I really kinda forgot everything about it
Hidden Gems and Underrated Masterpieces
- Nightcrawler
- South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut
- What We Do In The Shadows
- The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
- Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey
- Upgrade
- The Lighthouse
- Anomalisa
- The Raid
- Rango
- Snatch
- Reservoir Dogs
- Groundhog Day
- The King of Comedy
- Downfall
Spongebob is a perfect animated children's film that adults can watch too. Should've won an oscar but the Acadeny is dating Disney so
Reservoir dogs isn’t totally underrated. Is a good movie but not totally underrated in my opinion
OK CAMPIONE I guess, but Reservoir Dogs is like in my top 5 favourite movies so I do believe that it’s better than good, but everyone is entitled to their opinions
EDIT: sorry if that sounded aggressive or something
colson kuliopulos maybe not to you, but these are some of my favourite movies and don’t think they get enough love in my opinion
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. - Definition of Underrated
tip: sometimes you can access streaming cites with your library card or uni! look for the streaming cites your library/uni has like kanopy and hoopla
I highly recommend The Handmaiden. Definitely my favourite film of the 2010s. Also for a trilogy, try Park Chan wook’s Vengeance trilogy (these aren’t narratively connected, but share similar themes, watch them in any order but theatrical order is best to watch the director’s evolution). Basically anything Park Chan wook 😂
i binged the pirates of the caribbean trilogy during quarantine. Karsten watch edge of seventeen and about time, both of which are on netflix
how is pirates of the caribbean a trilogy?
Recently watched "euphoria" on HBO and couldn't recommend it more.
Oy vey
You definitely items should watch the before trilogy (before sunrise, before sunset, and before midnight). Never has two people talking and walking around various locations in Europe been more fascinating
When the best video to watch while self isolating is a video about the best movies to watch while self isolating
I’m gonna do Wes Anderson before the French dispatch
Oh my goodness, "Burning" is literally one of the best films of the last decade, I knew it was only time until you mentioned it.
Karsten is one of the few RUclipsrs whose recommendations I actually Watch
some of the most underrated movies of the past decade you should check out:
Seven Psychopaths
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Project Florida
The Founder
Nice Guys
Dope
...and most overlooked Nolan film: Insomnia
"I've never seen The Lord of the Rings" everyone watching collectively GASPS
"i lost my body" on netflix! super great film. very "immersive"
I'm so happy you mentioned In Bruges because it's in my top 5 favorite films and is rarely talked about (Also Seven Psychopaths is really cool too)
portrait of a lady on fire is on hulu now !! and for the 2 of you that havent seen parasite yet, it will also be on hulu april 8th. i am currently rewatching both paddingtons over and over again
I feel comforted knowing that there exists another person who also has never seen any of the lord of the rings movies. I thought I was all alone.
You’re right, it’s been way too long so it’s time to watch Ratatouille ✊🏼
I don’t know why “Moon” with Sam Rockwell isn’t on this list. Probably the greatest movie to watch while you’re in isolation ever.
Sometimes I feel like karsten makes these vids just for me. Just yesterday I finished watching every movie on my watchlist, but this is fosho gonna keep me occupied with school cancelled. So beyond appreciative for his channel :,)
Mid90s is such an underrated film directed by JONAH HILL! Its a must see on netflix
Mid90s is underrated? Come on.
u recommended 'love'. omg hahah i remember watching that movie when it had a different poster on netflix, thinking it was gonna be a cute love story... BOY WAS I WRONG
LOL
If you like Yi Yi you should see A Time To Live and A Time to Die and Dust in the Wind. They are both on Prime and they are from a filmmaker who was pretty close to Yang (they are directed by Hou Hsiao Hsien who is the lead in Taipei Story) and they are both written by the actor who played the Dad in Yi Yi
The before Trilogy is incredible. Don’t miss it out
Dyllon Forbes it’s on Prime Video or you can purchase it on the google play store.
I watched the Before trilogy last night. Highly recommend.
Literally just watched The Thing yesterday! Everyone else in the room left or ended up watching something on their own devices, I guess it's not for everyone.
I finally watched Seven Samurai, Inglorious Bastards, Throne of Blood, the Golem, The Hands or Orlac, Nosferatu, Honey boy, cries and whispers, wild strawberries, and more. I've done nohing but watch movies since this craziness started.
I agree with Karsten, now is the perfect time to start watching foreign language films. A few of my favorites (which you should definitely check out) are Theeb directed by Naji Abu Nowar, capernaum directed by Nadine Labaki, my life as a zucchini directed by Claude barras, and last but not least portrait of a lady on fire directed by Celine sciamma
All I can ask of you is please don’t watch Lord of the Rings at a time when you’re not really focused on it. Obviously don’t put it on when you’re tired (because they’re freaking long), but also there are a lot of strange character names (that often sound similar), and a lot going in the world and I know people who have disliked the films initially just because they’re so overwhelming. Just take them slow because they’re incredible.
Also, I’m saying this with complete bias because I think The Lord of the Rings trilogy is the greatest achievement in the history of cinema.
And per that assessment, you are absolutely correct. Those films are the pinnacle of their medium.
Take a shot every time he says Immersive
12 Monkeys is my suggestion! It has amazing set and concept design and it’s about time traveling to stop the spread of a deadly virus. Might scare some people because of how relatable the lead up to the virus is, but it’s incredibly enjoyable and unique.
I watched all of Chaplin’s films during quarantine, loved them. My favorite was actually The Gold Rush, it’s a perfect mix of slapstick comedy, adventure and romance
no-one:
me: **adds all of the ones i haven't seen to my letterboxd watchlist, despite it already being 70 films long**
Jokes on you I watched Ratatouille on DAY ONE of Self-isolation
Jokes on you I watched ratatouille literally everyday this week oh god please help me
@@ethansimmondsfromethansimm2279 hahaha
is that megagirl in your pfp??
I watched the LOTR Trilogy for the first time ever during this quarantine and I absolutely loved it. I can't wait to read the books. I´ve also finished reading the full Chronicles of Narnia series recently , but that´s another story. Love your channel, Karsten.
I’d also recommend “Sing Street.” Fantastic coming of age story and very very inspiring.
Just watch Wes's filmography over and over.
Cole Kalenak yes! I’m trying to rewatch them all before The French Dispatch comes out
@@Sophie-go7fd *cries*
I'd recommend The Muppet Movie and Disney's Robin Hood. Just something underrated that's really wholesome and fun.
I was pleasantly surprised to see burning made the cut. I watched it about 3-4 months back, very thought provoking and will keep you thinking about it long after finished watching.
I really appreciate all the recommendations Karsten! Also, I just wanted to say that I think the content you make is some of the best on RUclips. I’m an aspiring film student, and I really appreciate the work you put into your videos. I love listening to your point of view on films and cinematography and always appreciate that at the end of your videos you say to go out and form your own opinion. Anyways, keep it up; your work is truly amazing.
I really enjoy South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut, since December I’ve seen it like 7 times. I’m still not sure if I prefer the SpongeBob Movie though 🤨
Sebastian Kemink honestly, before watching the movie I hadn’t seen an episode of South Park, so you really don’t need much or any prior knowledge to still enjoy it. And to answer your question, the film is just so much fun in my opinion, from the jokes to the characters and even the songs (this film is musical, but parodies then at the same time). I think you do need a specific sense of humour, the jokes and gags are very offensive and edgy, so if you like that stuff I beg you to watch it.
But you also might hate, it is quite polarising.
Sebastian Kemink GREAT! I hope you enjoy it
I watched The Social Network a few days ago. 9/10
Only a nine?
+
DEATHSTROKE621 it was amazing, but a 10/10 may be a little bit of a stretch. I loved it so much but there where a couple problems with the soundtrack compared to the actors voices, especially at the club scenes
@@devinlaker9237 yeah I can understand that it's literally in my top 5 of all time
@@devinlaker9237 That was intentional.
i almost just started crying audibly due to the fact that it's 4:28 in the morning and i saw jeff goldblum in an ad
Patterson is a very calming experience
Karsten: ‘ *this video is sponsored by-* ‘
Ad: ‘ _Raid: Shadow Legends!_ ‘
Any Scandinavian disaster movie. "The Wave" in particular, while having a similar setup to most American disaster movies, I find goes a lot further when it comes to raising stakes. It isn't afraid to kill off characters, and force it's protagonists into real, difficult positions. It's as if the whole movie were about that 5 minute scene in Day After Tomorrow, except they have nowhere to actually escape to. See it on Hulu.
(while we're at it, Quake, from the same production company is also pretty solid) and while we're on Scandinavian movies- is Trollhunter available anywhere?
Ditto to "The Wave" I saw it for the first time a few weeks ago and literally can't stop thinking about it!
‘Won’t You Be My Neighbour?’ is also fitting now, since it’s very comforting and inspiring, it’s a documentary on Mr. Rogers
I appreciate how for every movie he says where we can watch the film. Researching where a recommended film is available can be so complicated with Netflix regions ect it can sometimes get the point where I don't want to watch it anymore.
*_What makes you think it's been a long time since I've last seen Ratatouille?_*
Good/Short filmographies to explore:
Wes Anderson (good starter: Fantastic Mr. Fox)
Stanley Kubrick (good starter: The Shining)
Charlie Chaplin (good starter: The Kid (1921)
Andrei Tarskovsky (watch Mirror last, it's very autobiographical)
Don Hertzfeldt (good starter: Everything Will Be OK)
Orson Welles (good starter: Citizen Kane)
Gaspar Noe (good starter: Enter the Void/ Climax)
Quentin Tarantino (good starter: Reservoir Dogs)
Yes! I just rewatched ratatouille. The movie aged beautifully and to be honest it was probably this good the whole time.
Read the title as “movies to watch while self loathing,” still fits perfectly
Swiss Army Man is a beautiful masterpiece
The ending was complete dogshit though
@@MiacDaled no
not enough people are talking about the fact that he's never seen the Lord of the Rings trilogy
Ah i love In Bruges sooo much. I’ve shown it to almost all of my friends and they always love it. Probably my favorite comedy.
Finally some love for Paterson (2016) it’s one of my favourite movies ever. I pop it on the tv whenever I’m having a rough week or just to play in the back ground while I’m painting :)
Watch the Diary of a Wimpy Kid Trilogy, no joke.
Best trilogy ever
notice how you said "trilogy"
did you just recommend me someone similar to John Mulaney?
*THANK YOU.*
“Never let me go” is a film that came out 10 years ago and jesus i was seven and it fucked me up but i love it. I definitely recommend it, though it is a sad one
This video came at the perfect time hell yes - my suggestion Taika Waititi’s Hunt For the Wilderpeople. Incredibly funny with masterful cinematography in the stunning woods of New Zealand I love it
I’m probably just going to rewatch ‘Midsommar’ like 10 times!
The godfather trilogy is on netflix... thank me later.
That tip of binging a Directors work is a good idea. I was planning on watching Nolan's films before TeneT came out but I dont have access to all of them so I think the 2nd best thing is probably Noah Baumbach (Marriage Story, Meyerowitz Stories, The Squid and the Whale, Frances Ha, Kicking and Screaming, While We're Young ALL on Netflix)
i appreciated the amount of diversity in these films, i feel like i have a solid recommendation for any mood anytime! i look forward to watching some of these
Two words, animal crossing.
The Emerald Axe Yes I am addicted
Two words no
Two words, I’m poor
@@soniuigi43 two words yeah same
@@snailgender6918 two words, sell liver
Waiting for Jeff's recommendation
Jo na We need more Jeff content!!
@@christaha4309 I've been waiting for the jeffcast packingcast for ages
a spanish documentary called "Muchos hijos, un mono y un castillo"!! It's about a lady that had three wishes when she got married: to have many kids, to have a monkey and to own a castle. She had 6 kids, owned a monkey and bought a castle AND the lady is AMAZING. I recommend it if u want to learn something about spanish culture and its people (coming from a spanish girl)
Her is probably another movie to watch during quarantine
Ratatouille is underrated? Come on.
Swiss Army Man is available on Netflix, not Amazon Prime. It's also one of my favorites please do try to check it out and keep an open mind.
I would recommend the animated Anastasia, it’s a childhood favourite for me and it has a nice story and good songs.
Ratatouille is my favorite disney movie and I recently learned that Brad Bird was born in Kalispell, Montana which is so cool because I live there
The host isn't on RUclips, at least I didn't find it
Schenck Films yes it is.
@@kevinpauly6342 where?
You forgot the critically acclaimed Robots
YO, Honeyboy was such an emotional movie. I saw it twice and I balled my eyes out both times. There was so much snot. Great movie!!
7:12 "directed by two guys named daniel"
3 years later they're best picture winners