That was a good game of movie bingo. Thanks Neil. Seen 19 Own 20. Very modest. When are we getting a bluray of The Spirit of St Louis. Not even a dvd over here.
Hi Roy. Thanks for playing along and modest is fine, you have balanced owning and watching well. Oh wow, I didn’t know there’s not even a dvd of Spirit of St Louis in the UK
Hi Ben. Succinct and to the point! Thanks very much for watching and playing along. Respectable numbers. It was great to find all these Eclipse titles even though they didn’t come as sets
A stellar 8 watched and 3 owned 😂 What kind of movie fan am I? 🤔 hahaha I appreciate the fun and interactive video Neil. Hopefully soon we will see your celebration for crossing a 1000 subscribers!
Altaz!! Good to hear from you. I hope you’re doing well. Ha, don’t worry about your numbers. I see you on Letterboxd and you have been watching classic after classic. I think we both just recently watched Tokyo Sonata, great movie. I think I’d need to talk about 4Ks and lots more popular titles to get my subs up but the viewers I do have have been great at commenting. All the best
Hi Neil, Great job editing that one! I've only seen 14 of those. Do I win? 😄 Of those Frank, Dredd, Elephant and 24-hour Party People would be my top films. I'd be interested to see the Koreyoshi Kurahar films and (of course) Night Train. The rest (for me) are prime for ♻recycling into something more useful 😆
Hi Steve. Ouch, acknowledged there’s some not so greats included here but that’s a big recycling pile haha. I have seen Kurahara’s Intimidation before which I thought was pretty good, I haven’t seen I Hate But Love yet. Thanks for playing along
Hi - I've seen 34 of these - IMO The Funeral is the finest gangster movie ever made - and Deep Cover is another brilliant film from that decade, a key entry of Black New Wave w amazing Michael Tolkin script - I never see these films discussed - Red Cliff is John Woo adap of a central work from Chinese literature - Blue Sky shows Lange and Jones giving striking performances for the dir of Look Back in Anger - Man Is Not a Bird is striking Yugoslav New Wave - also interesting to see Naruse and Oshima mentioned, tho I haven't seen those - I didn't know Scoffield had done Bartleby -
Hi. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. That’s a good number and you demonstrate a nice mix of interests. Deep Cover did get a Criterion release so I’m sure a number of the Criterion lovers have discussed it on their channels. Indicator put out a blu ray of Bartleby
Hi Jamie. Thanks for playing along, I thought a lot of these titles will test people and definitely some viewers/collectors will be interested in some genres and not others
Hi Neil, I can't believe I only own four, which are, Sugartime, Lady Bird, The impossible Years and Desert Bloom. And I like all 4 of them. But I have seen 29 of these movies, so that is a bit better. Must admit that was a fun video to participate in. All the best!
Hi Lita. That’s a really interesting four that you have, particularly as three of those aren’t very common. You always manage to surprise me with the nuggets that you do have in your collection. Thanks for playing along
Hi, Neil, that was a bewildering smorgasbord of cinematic adventure presented here, with very many titles, and some directors (such as Raffaello Matarazzo), of which I'd never even heard before. I counted fourteen films cited by you that I've seen, which I've listed below, with asterisks appended to those I was lucky enough to see on the big screen: --'Mahler' --'An American Werewolf in Paris' * --'The Subject Was Roses' --'The Naked Spur' --'The Cheyenne Social Club' --'Stan & Ollie' * --'Lady Bird' * --'Resurrection' --'Palm Springs Weekend' --'Poto and Cabengo' * --'Viva Maria!' --'Daughters of the Dust' * --'Water' * --'The Black Cauldron' * I don't own home-entertainment transfers of any of these, but the one that I think I value most as a work of art is 'Daughters of the Dust', a remarkable representation of a too little known culture and place within my own home country of the United States. Of the many films you cited that I haven't seen, I am especially curious to experience more of the legacy of Mikio Naruse, and as a great admirer of the Czechoslovak New Wave of the Sixties, I would especially welcome getting to know 'Return of the Prodigal Son'. Thanks for helping to expand my cinematic horizons today!
Hi Barry. I love this interaction, thanks for taking the time to provide such interesting comments. I thought the mix of films would be fun to present to everyone and see what resonates. I’ve been unfamiliar with Matarazzo also and get the feeling he was considered a misunderstood director so it will be interesting to see. Considering his films are available via Criterion I note on Letterboxd that few have seen them. I’m impressed you saw Poto and Cabengo on the big screen. The Gorin documentaries sound fascinating to me. Resurrection I watched just the other night. And yes, Daughters of the Dust is very poetic and artful. Again, available via Criterion and as I recall it featured on the last Sight & Sound 100 movies of all time. My first experience of Naruse was Sound of the Mountain, which I loved and I’ve only seen a couple of others since then, but many are on the Criterion Channel. Thanks again for watching and commenting
Great fun idea for a video Neil! I've only seen 18 of these, and own just 11. Both Meanwhile and Fay Grim are on my list to pick up, as I've been tracking down Hal Hartley's films, (no easy task for some reason!), and I've been loving them so far, so hopefully I can get to both before too long. You've certainly piqued my interest with Night Train after hearing your review of it. I think there are a couple blurays, but both are quite pricey and sadly the DVD is OOP, but it's one I'll keep looking out for. Also, I have always wanted to see the cinematic classic, Ice Ice Baby! When I was growing up, there was a guy I knew who always would quote it and loved the film, but I've never had the pleasure.
Hi Warren. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. I thought it was a fun way of presenting the haul as it’s such a mixture. Yes, this has boosted my Hal Hartley collection as I have only seen his first two, The Unbelievable Truth and Trust….For Night Train, I suggested it would be a great fit for Criterion but turns out I should have suggested Second Run as I found out they are actually releasing in September another of Jerzy Kawalerowicz’s films, Pharaoh. The restoration trailer for it looks magnificent, quite an epic by the looks of it….Gotta enjoy a bit of Vanilla Ice, I’ve never actually seen the film so it will be fun to finally catch it. I like the Jim Carrey skit he did of Ice Ice Baby years ago “Stop…while I tie my laces” etc, very funny
Second Run did actually release Night Train on DVD, back in 2013 it looks like, but I think it's long OOP which is a shame. Maybe if a lot of us pick up Pharaoh they'll know there's interest in his other films too, and bring it back! Definitely still a great idea for Criterion though, as great as Second Run are I think they are UK only. Haha yes I love that sketch too, '...nothing rhymes with Winkle..'
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 I own Bullet Train and Firecreek. Seen you picked up a lot of James Stewart titles. Seen all those but never got around to picking those up yet.
The Subject was Roses was a terrific film. Patricia Neal always delivered compelling performances, including this film. The interplay between the two warring parents was observant and cleverly played out. Just like Hud between Newman and the father Melvyn Douglas with Neal playing the go-between. Who is Killing the Chefs of Europe is one classy comedy. I have the Warner Archive release, and throughly enjoy the interplay between the cast. Great shame the film barely gets mentioned or considered. The style of comedy displayed in the film would be marginalised by today's generation for being politically incorrect. Sad reflection for a film that should be known better.
Hi Dr Impossible. Many thanks for the comments. Good to hear you know The Subject Was Roses as it was a title new to me but exactly, Patricia Neal is always great to watch. Who is killing the great chefs of Europe is one I saw years ago on TV and as I recall I may not have liked it all that much so it will be interesting to rewatch. Black comedies in particular have to strike me in the right mood
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 I felt the same with The Loved One directed by Tony Richardson. The film takes a significant swipe at the funeral business in 1960s, but then the dark and morbid tone of slight comedy turns into a farce right toward the end. Two separate films with two dividing comedic slants, and you either applaud it or just wonder what the hell was that about....
I didn't do that great with these. I have seen 23 and own 20. I will say that when I see a Warner Archives or Universal Vault selection, that is usually my best chance.
Hi Randy. Thanks for playing along. I thought this would be a good fun test , a mix here of some that people may have seen on TV or say Criterion Channel but perhaps wouldn’t own as well as some like you say from attractive labels including Warner Archive
I own 12 of these and have seen 11. My favorites that I have seen are The Guest and Bad Time at El Royal. You ought to pick one movie a week for everyone to watch and then let people discuss it in the comments. It might challenge people myself included to watch different things. Maybe pick a movie from tubi, I think most people have access to that, because I know everyone isn't going to own the same blu rays dvds etc.
Hi. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. Yes, I’m trying with my various haul videos and movie mix reviews (such as the last 10 movies moviewatch video) to talk about a mixture of movies in the hope that whilst not every film will be of interest, maybe one will unexpectedly pique someone’s interest. Tubi and RUclips are great for the variety of movies available that people just want to stream but there can be differences country to country so I don’t always know what’s available where. I’ll definitely be rewatching Bad Time at the El Royale soon. I didn’t really like it on first watch but don’t remember Cailee Spaeny’s role and now that she’s an actress much more on my radar, it makes me interested to revisit the film.
@neilsmoviechannel3199 No problem, mate, it was a fun little activity 👍 You always find some awesome stuff out there in the wild mate. Love the hauls and discovering hidden gems I might have missed,
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Haven't heard of most of them . I've seen 16 , own 13 .
Hi. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. I thought this would be fun as it’s quite a mix and not all easily available.
That was a good game of movie bingo. Thanks Neil. Seen 19 Own 20. Very modest. When are we getting a bluray of The Spirit of St Louis. Not even a dvd over here.
Hi Roy. Thanks for playing along and modest is fine, you have balanced owning and watching well. Oh wow, I didn’t know there’s not even a dvd of Spirit of St Louis in the UK
Hi Neil - Seen 32, own 19 (mainly the eclipse titles)
Hi Ben. Succinct and to the point! Thanks very much for watching and playing along. Respectable numbers. It was great to find all these Eclipse titles even though they didn’t come as sets
I’ve seen 22 but own none of these. Great movie haul, fun video!
Hi! Thanks very much. That’s a good number, thanks for playing along
A stellar 8 watched and 3 owned 😂 What kind of movie fan am I? 🤔 hahaha I appreciate the fun and interactive video Neil. Hopefully soon we will see your celebration for crossing a 1000 subscribers!
Altaz!! Good to hear from you. I hope you’re doing well. Ha, don’t worry about your numbers. I see you on Letterboxd and you have been watching classic after classic. I think we both just recently watched Tokyo Sonata, great movie. I think I’d need to talk about 4Ks and lots more popular titles to get my subs up but the viewers I do have have been great at commenting. All the best
Awesome haul .
I have seen 60 lost count lol.
I own 30
I ended watching this twice, and it looks like I was at 60, then 68 seen and 30-35 owned and very confused lost count there just a tad, hahahahah
Seen 50, own 2.
Hi Ted. 50 is good going. Thanks very much for watching and playing along
Hi Neil, Great job editing that one! I've only seen 14 of those. Do I win? 😄
Of those Frank, Dredd, Elephant and 24-hour Party People would be my top films. I'd be interested to see the Koreyoshi Kurahar films and (of course) Night Train.
The rest (for me) are prime for ♻recycling into something more useful 😆
Hi Steve. Ouch, acknowledged there’s some not so greats included here but that’s a big recycling pile haha. I have seen Kurahara’s Intimidation before which I thought was pretty good, I haven’t seen I Hate But Love yet. Thanks for playing along
Hi - I've seen 34 of these - IMO The Funeral is the finest gangster movie ever made - and Deep Cover is another brilliant film from that decade, a key entry of Black New Wave w amazing Michael Tolkin script - I never see these films discussed - Red Cliff is John Woo adap of a central work from Chinese literature - Blue Sky shows Lange and Jones giving striking performances for the dir of Look Back in Anger - Man Is Not a Bird is striking Yugoslav New Wave - also interesting to see Naruse and Oshima mentioned, tho I haven't seen those - I didn't know Scoffield had done Bartleby -
Hi. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. That’s a good number and you demonstrate a nice mix of interests. Deep Cover did get a Criterion release so I’m sure a number of the Criterion lovers have discussed it on their channels. Indicator put out a blu ray of Bartleby
Ouch! I've probably not even heard of 80% of those titles 😂😂😂
Own 14, Seen 20.
Hi Jamie. Thanks for playing along, I thought a lot of these titles will test people and definitely some viewers/collectors will be interested in some genres and not others
I own the first one with Kate beckinsale then it went down hill 😅 loads I haven't seen or own least I'm honest , good video mate 👍🏻
Thanks, Stuart. Yes, I heard you the other day saying you wanted more Kate Beckinsale in your collection. Thanks for watching
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 yes I already had that one , got a video up soon with my Kate beckinsale Blu-ray haul
Hi Neil, I can't believe I only own four, which are, Sugartime, Lady Bird, The impossible Years and Desert Bloom. And I like all 4 of them. But I have seen 29 of these movies, so that is a bit better. Must admit that was a fun video to participate in. All the best!
Hi Lita. That’s a really interesting four that you have, particularly as three of those aren’t very common. You always manage to surprise me with the nuggets that you do have in your collection. Thanks for playing along
Hi, Neil, that was a bewildering smorgasbord of cinematic adventure presented here, with very many titles, and some directors (such as Raffaello Matarazzo), of which I'd never even heard before. I counted fourteen films cited by you that I've seen, which I've listed below, with asterisks appended to those I was lucky enough to see on the big screen:
--'Mahler'
--'An American Werewolf in Paris' *
--'The Subject Was Roses'
--'The Naked Spur'
--'The Cheyenne Social Club'
--'Stan & Ollie' *
--'Lady Bird' *
--'Resurrection'
--'Palm Springs Weekend'
--'Poto and Cabengo' *
--'Viva Maria!'
--'Daughters of the Dust' *
--'Water' *
--'The Black Cauldron' *
I don't own home-entertainment transfers of any of these, but the one that I think I value most as a work of art is 'Daughters of the Dust', a remarkable representation of a too little known culture and place within my own home country of the United States.
Of the many films you cited that I haven't seen, I am especially curious to experience more of the legacy of Mikio Naruse, and as a great admirer of the Czechoslovak New Wave of the Sixties, I would especially welcome getting to know 'Return of the Prodigal Son'. Thanks for helping to expand my cinematic horizons today!
Hi Barry. I love this interaction, thanks for taking the time to provide such interesting comments. I thought the mix of films would be fun to present to everyone and see what resonates. I’ve been unfamiliar with Matarazzo also and get the feeling he was considered a misunderstood director so it will be interesting to see. Considering his films are available via Criterion I note on Letterboxd that few have seen them. I’m impressed you saw Poto and Cabengo on the big screen. The Gorin documentaries sound fascinating to me. Resurrection I watched just the other night. And yes, Daughters of the Dust is very poetic and artful. Again, available via Criterion and as I recall it featured on the last Sight & Sound 100 movies of all time. My first experience of Naruse was Sound of the Mountain, which I loved and I’ve only seen a couple of others since then, but many are on the Criterion Channel. Thanks again for watching and commenting
I have seen 30 and own 38 which means there is at least 8 movies i need to watch soon... Have a great day!
Hi. Haha, isn’t that the way with collecting, owning more than you have seen. Good numbers, thanks for playing along
Great fun idea for a video Neil! I've only seen 18 of these, and own just 11. Both Meanwhile and Fay Grim are on my list to pick up, as I've been tracking down Hal Hartley's films, (no easy task for some reason!), and I've been loving them so far, so hopefully I can get to both before too long. You've certainly piqued my interest with Night Train after hearing your review of it. I think there are a couple blurays, but both are quite pricey and sadly the DVD is OOP, but it's one I'll keep looking out for. Also, I have always wanted to see the cinematic classic, Ice Ice Baby! When I was growing up, there was a guy I knew who always would quote it and loved the film, but I've never had the pleasure.
Hi Warren. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. I thought it was a fun way of presenting the haul as it’s such a mixture. Yes, this has boosted my Hal Hartley collection as I have only seen his first two, The Unbelievable Truth and Trust….For Night Train, I suggested it would be a great fit for Criterion but turns out I should have suggested Second Run as I found out they are actually releasing in September another of Jerzy Kawalerowicz’s films, Pharaoh. The restoration trailer for it looks magnificent, quite an epic by the looks of it….Gotta enjoy a bit of Vanilla Ice, I’ve never actually seen the film so it will be fun to finally catch it. I like the Jim Carrey skit he did of Ice Ice Baby years ago “Stop…while I tie my laces” etc, very funny
Second Run did actually release Night Train on DVD, back in 2013 it looks like, but I think it's long OOP which is a shame. Maybe if a lot of us pick up Pharaoh they'll know there's interest in his other films too, and bring it back! Definitely still a great idea for Criterion though, as great as Second Run are I think they are UK only. Haha yes I love that sketch too, '...nothing rhymes with Winkle..'
Out of the 136 I have seen 21 shown and only own 2
Thanks for playing along, much appreciated. I’m intrigued now as to which two you own
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 Of the two I own were Bullett Train and Firecreek.
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 I own Bullet Train and Firecreek. Seen you picked up a lot of James Stewart titles. Seen all those but never got around to picking those up yet.
Lol, well Neil I think you and I have veeeery different movie collections! I saw 21 and own 6!
Hey, Rob. Going by the comments I think pretty much everyone has different movie collections. Thanks for playing along
The Subject was Roses was a terrific film. Patricia Neal always delivered compelling performances, including this film. The interplay between the two warring parents was observant and cleverly played out. Just like Hud between Newman and the father Melvyn Douglas with Neal playing the go-between.
Who is Killing the Chefs of Europe is one classy comedy. I have the Warner Archive release, and throughly enjoy the interplay between the cast. Great shame the film barely gets mentioned or considered. The style of comedy displayed in the film would be marginalised by today's generation for being politically incorrect. Sad reflection for a film that should be known better.
Hi Dr Impossible. Many thanks for the comments. Good to hear you know The Subject Was Roses as it was a title new to me but exactly, Patricia Neal is always great to watch. Who is killing the great chefs of Europe is one I saw years ago on TV and as I recall I may not have liked it all that much so it will be interesting to rewatch. Black comedies in particular have to strike me in the right mood
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 I felt the same with The Loved One directed by Tony Richardson. The film takes a significant swipe at the funeral business in 1960s, but then the dark and morbid tone of slight comedy turns into a farce right toward the end. Two separate films with two dividing comedic slants, and you either applaud it or just wonder what the hell was that about....
This is such a fun idea, get to know what everyone's taste of movies are and can share some that you recommend
Thanks, Katie. I hope there were some of interest.
I didn't do that great with these. I have seen 23 and own 20. I will say that when I see a Warner Archives or Universal Vault selection, that is usually my best chance.
Hi Randy. Thanks for playing along. I thought this would be a good fun test , a mix here of some that people may have seen on TV or say Criterion Channel but perhaps wouldn’t own as well as some like you say from attractive labels including Warner Archive
Own 25, Seen 15, and many ideas for future own and seen.
Hi James. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. Glad to hear some were of interest
Hi Neil, own 28 and seen 39 (must try harder 😂) nice one mate, take care👍😃👍
Hi Alan. Thanks for playing along, there was quite a mix here and some not on blu ray
Only own 6 of them, with 10 seen. I did just see Noomi Rapce in "Stockholm," though, but haven't seen "The Drop" yet......
Hi. Thanks for playing along, I thought this would test a lot of movie lovers. Noomi Rapace is a great actress
Well, I've seen 22 of these titles, but don't own that many!
Hi Mike. Thanks for participating. This was quite a broad selection
I own 12 of these and have seen 11. My favorites that I have seen are The Guest and Bad Time at El Royal. You ought to pick one movie a week for everyone to watch and then let people discuss it in the comments. It might challenge people myself included to watch different things. Maybe pick a movie from tubi, I think most people have access to that, because I know everyone isn't going to own the same blu rays dvds etc.
Hi. Thanks very much for watching and playing along. Yes, I’m trying with my various haul videos and movie mix reviews (such as the last 10 movies moviewatch video) to talk about a mixture of movies in the hope that whilst not every film will be of interest, maybe one will unexpectedly pique someone’s interest. Tubi and RUclips are great for the variety of movies available that people just want to stream but there can be differences country to country so I don’t always know what’s available where. I’ll definitely be rewatching Bad Time at the El Royale soon. I didn’t really like it on first watch but don’t remember Cailee Spaeny’s role and now that she’s an actress much more on my radar, it makes me interested to revisit the film.
Awesome mate
Seen close to 68
lost count a bit, lol.
But i don't owe a lot of these a 32 lol
Hey, Deon. Those are really good numbers considering the mix here. Thanks for watching and playing along, I appreciate it
@neilsmoviechannel3199 No problem, mate, it was a fun little activity 👍
You always find some awesome stuff out there in the wild mate. Love the hauls and discovering hidden gems I might have missed,
I only had 6
Hi James. Thanks very much for playing along. Quite a mix here and not all easily available
Seen 4 own 20 👍🏻
Fun video
Hi Mike. Thanks for playing along, appreciated
I seen 17 own 15
Hi D. Straight to the point! Thanks for watching and playing along. Hopefully some of interest to you. All the best
Seen - 0, own - 0, read the book-3
And no doubt have the T shirt :) Thanks for playing along
@@neilsmoviechannel3199 Sent it to a friend whose wall shelves look like yours ~ I'm sure he'll do MUCH better😉