Fun fact: In 1917 the way the scenes were shot was inspired by Red Dead Redemption. The director saw his son playing the game and was mesmerized by the camera in the game so did something like that for this movie.
Yeah, I haven't seen the movie myself but I'm pretty sure it would be a better experience to watch the movie while not really knowing whether Invisible Man is real or just part of the main character's imagination. Not knowing the truth from the get-go would be part of the thrill. Classic example of a movie trailer giving away too much.
The point of 1917 is that you’re seeing a day in the life of two soldiers in active duty. They don’t sit around and talk about themselves and their home lives. Of course you’re not gonna get to know them. That’s kinda the point.
Ye the scenes are gritty and real unlike some over-exaggerated hyperbole of a movie that is most of Hollywood war films. SPOILERS BELOW the way that one of the main character(can’t remember the name) is killed by the heartless German pilot and stabbed is really shocking and shows how delusional and dedicated some Germans were to killing the British and how awful the war made people act and survive.
Yeah they were treated as numbers in the war, not people. I like how they kept the characters as somewhat "blank slates" as that's how every soldier was viewed as by their fellows / superiors, just fodder.
It premiered for the UK on December 4th Came out in theatres on December 25th for the us And came out in cinemas on January 10th for the uk That's what Google says and idk about any other countries
I thought Charlie was joking when he said this year has felt like a decade but then I realised the Invisible Man came out this year, not five years ago
The characters in 1917 weren't written that deeply because you weren't supposed to connect to them too much. They were supposed to be seen as just 2 normal soldiers being given a very important task. How their journey plays out is what the story is about, not the two of them specifically.
As a Brit who’s area was heavily affected by WW, the fact they’re regular soldiers impacts the film more (for me anyways). The shit they went through during the film could’ve happened to any soldier from anywhere in the country no matter who they were. I think them not revealing much about their past was also a nod to the fact of how much soldiers changed during WW1 being away from their home for so long in such horrid conditions.
I feel Saving private ryan is a better version of 1917...ofc the cinematographer of 1917 was better but story wise saving private ryan was just amazing
Agree completely on “The Invisible Man” trailer. It was so successful at making the movie look bad that I’m just now finding out that the movie is good. The paradox has me beside myself. The trailer definitely lacked Moisties level of quality.
Everyone is claiming that 1917 came out in December 2019, but Charlie is 100% justified in including it. If a movie comes out after The Moisties, then it should count towards the next year's Moisties. (Also it only came out in select theatres in Dec. 2019, but fully released in January if I remember correctly)
dozens of great movies came out this year. It's just that Charlie was super lazy and didn't even search for good ones. He went with the most mainstream and basic picks ever
I ate a really good Sloppy Joe with lean ground beef, tomato sauce, brown sugar, vinegar, diced onion, and a side of Lays potato chips. I really enjoy this sandwich because it has a very sweet taste unlike many others, but if you don’t like the sweetness you can remove the brown sugar. I hope you all get to eat a really good sandwich as well!
1917 was a HUGE movie and I am glad you added this to the top movies of the year. I was waiting for the last Purge to come out but this will do nicely.
Run was a pretty good movie that came out on Hulu, from the same people who made Searching which was a movie that I think was featured in the Moisties before. Might have even been #1 if I remember correctly.
“The film premiered on 4 December 2019 at the 2019 Royal Film Performance.[36] It began a limited release in the United States and Canada on 25 December 2019 in eleven venues, before going wide on 10 January 2020” -Wikipedia
Well that’s not very fair, is it? It’s like comparing a monkey to a human. He didn’t include it out of mercy and pity for the other low quality movies. Nothing can surpass Killer Bean
Got to watch it in an empty theater with my friend. Sad it didn't get the recognition at that time where I lived, but definitely the best way to watch it!
it came out partially in 2019 and full release in 2020 for most markets. As it came out for the US market in 2020 its valid contender I feel for this video.
@@half-lifescientist1991 which makes it a 2019 film. Either way, cause of how late it was it’s fine for this video (cause that’s how awards shows work), but it’s not actually a 2020 film.
@@jonfro-mez Limited release in theaters in the last week of December, then in February and May it released on Netflix. By that standard, 1917 also shouldn't be included. Edit: Also, last year's Moisties were uploaded right before both 1917 and Uncut Gems had their limited releases, so I guess it makes sense that they would both be candidates for the 2020 list
If only Charlie had recorded this after Pixar’s Soul came out. I really underestimated that movie because it’s a Disney plus release and those have been utter shit this year, but it was surprisingly good. In any case, I agree that 1917 was the best movie released this year, it was absolutely phenomenal.
Pixar is Pixar, even under the Disney+ umbrella, Pixar is made entirely of god-brain steel willed artists, they're literally the only people that can't do wrong in my brain. They have endless resources and just only work to put their art out to the world. Insanely talented all of them.
I liked that it introduced an African American main character, but that's it. Everything else is kinda just.. an average pixar movie for lack of a better word. It's kinda just Coco just without the family part.
Charlie: "The movie came out in January." Movie Poster: "December" Charlie: "I double checked" Me "1917 release date" Google: "December 25th, 2019 Anywho, 2020 was really not THAT bad for movies. My highlights are Onward, Love And Monsters, Run, Greyhound, and The Vast of Night.
It was only released in select theaters in the US only, it was like 10 or 11 theaters or sum like that and it released worldwide and in every theater in January 2020, it only released in those select theaters to wiggle its ass into the 2019 oscars
Today is my birthday, and I'm glad I spent the 10 minutes watching his video. Turned 16 today, and Charlie is just a great guy. His videos are always interesting, his music slaps. I only wish the best of years for y'all. Merry Christmas 🎄⛄
No Sonic the Hedgehog on this list, the Moisties are officially cancelled, pack it up Charlie. Just kidding, good picks, but I do think that sonic managing to save itself at the last minute by fixing character designs, with solid acting from Ben Schwartz and Jim Carrey made this one of the better films of the year.
@@J240RB25 I thought it was last year and when I google "sonic movie date" that date came up for a Spanish release... Google fooled me as well as my memory. I guess Charlie was right the timeline is messed up
It's new for a war film. And like the other comment said, I'm sure there are plenty of 1 take movies out there, nothing is original anymore, but it is a whole new perspective, and that makes it awesome
Holy shit I just watched that 3 days ago. My God, my eyes and ears were shooting out blood by the time I finished it. I did have many a laugh though - at its expense of course.
So Charlie's supposed to die, have an engram of him made, get revived 50 years later and have his last wish, before dying again, be to play a last gig with The Gentleman at a local bar
It’s sad he didn’t watch tenet, but I respect that you couldn’t watch in because of COVID. That movie is a fucking masterpiece. It takes you through such a psychological journey that takes you through so much that you HAVE to watch it again.
@@truereaper4572 Hell yeah. Sure. 1917 was sure as hell impressive. It looked cool as fuck. But. There was barely any story. It didn’t matter what happend to the characters.
All though the invisible man trailer did suck dont just blame the person who was in charge of editing the trailer don't forget the person that approved the trailer
@@milesclaussen3689 what was confusing about tenet? It was straightforward and pretty much every plot scene was specifically there to explain something or say "hey dont think about this part because we thought it would be good for the movie but we wont know how to make it work in the movie, so yeah, just dont think about it" they literally tell the protagonist not to think about the main mechanic... there's no character development, it feel like the protagonist cares about the girl solely because the writers wanted him to care about something, the Indian women's entire contribution to the movie was as a way to tie things in, as a matter of fact that's most of the characters. Dialogue was shallow, action wasnt engaging, plot was a string of cool ideas forced together, which can work, look at hardcore henry, but they didnt work, it all felt forced and shallow. I dont see how anyone can be confused by a movie that puts all the answers in your face, I can however see how someone would be disappointed by a movie so poorly written that they have to put all the answers in your face, because they cant work them in naturally, and yet still some people dont get it. They didnt even give the lead character a name. That works if it's a "it's about the story, not the characters" movie, but it wasnt, they tried to give him character, the sub-plot with the girl proves that. And the character of the antagonist changes scene for scene depending on how they wanted the scene to feel. Why didn't he just kill his wife? After the painting fiasco played out he had no reason not to just up and kill her. He should've killed the protagonist instead of trusting him, why did he want to end the world? I know why they say he wanted to, but again it felt like they just wrote in the laziest answer. And the whole future destroying the past back-plot is the most egregious example of lazy writing with no effort in really convincing the viewer in the whole movie. Plot lazy, writing lazy, dialogue shallow, action un-engaging, characters lazy, film bad. I'm not the only one who feels this way, plenty of critics agree, I saw one review that ended by saying something along the lines of "the fact that Hollywood wanted me to risk public health for this movie almost feels insulting"
The noncog guy kinda destroyed you lol, but yeah Tenet really wasn’t it chief, and that’s coming from a Nolan super-stan. It just didn’t have a plot/story good enough to go with the zero-character route, kinda like how he did in Dunkirk. That movie was successful to me because we all went in knowing it was first and foremost an explicit depiction of war. I went into Tenet with the expectation that it would have a nuanced, interesting physics/sci-fi story akin to Inception, but we both know Inception is tiers above Tenet, when it shouldn’t be at all.
@@bronzy9826 other than the one take gimmick, I never felt dread or any tension with the plot and the direction of the movie. Even the ending was anti climatic. It was different, I'll give it that. But it never had the magic of Dunkirk. It's just plain boring.
"I don't want to risk my life to go to the movies" Theaters in Central FL might be the safest place in Florida right now. Everybody avoiding the theaters but they're packing into Pubelix like it's a nightclub
@@fakebird000 we have the highest Covid cases and the lowest cinema attendance. I saw Tenet on opening weekend in a completely empty theater. I thought I'd just gotten lucky, so I tried my luck again three more times. Never saw a soul in that theater besides myself and the staff, all of us wearing masks and keeping social distance. So following the logic that no one is going to the movies, don't you think it would be safer than going to Disney? Or even your local grocery store? Aside from Target, most stores haven't even enforced masks *for employees*. That's before accounting for the dozens of shoppers who come in every day maskless.
Meanwhile, The Trial of Chicago 7, a movie that was released this year, had one of the best performances in 2020 that they're about to nominate every male cast for the Oscar's
The only movie I really liked from this year was “I’m Thinking of Ending Things”
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"1917 did release in January"
The movie poster he has: December.
Was literally about to comment that
@@mobyhuge6334 It had a limited release in December and a full release in January in the US.
@@tods1698 no I’m pretty sure it came out theatrically on December 25
movie came out xmas 2019 in usa..
@@mobyhuge6334 Limited release in 11 venues in Canada and the US, and full release on January 10th
Fun fact: In 1917 the way the scenes were shot was inspired by Red Dead Redemption. The director saw his son playing the game and was mesmerized by the camera in the game so did something like that for this movie.
That's actually really cool. A great movie inspired by a great game.
Wow
@Big Black Billy Goat what does that have to do with this comment lol
@Big Black Billy Goat ahhh I see a spammer
Rockstar is actually one of the best in the video game industry at cinematography right up there with Kojima
I will never forgive the trailer editor for spoiling that there was an invisible man in The Invisible Man
bruh i never seen the trailer
I will never forgive michael olson for spoiling that there was an invisible man in The Invisible Man
I don't... What?
Yeah, I haven't seen the movie myself but I'm pretty sure it would be a better experience to watch the movie while not really knowing whether Invisible Man is real or just part of the main character's imagination. Not knowing the truth from the get-go would be part of the thrill. Classic example of a movie trailer giving away too much.
So true
If you look closely, you can see the assassin's creed logo on his chin.
Not really
@@officergreg1318 Look harder
@@seebarino I did. I mean I see it but so many people have that same facial hair. It’s more round than the logo
@@officergreg1318 look even harder
@@jotarokujo7780 clearly nobody is on my side so ima just shut up
Holy shit 1917 came out this year? That's actually giving me a crisis.
Wide release in January though it's technically a 2019 movie
I thought it came out like 3 years ago wtf
Release date of Christmas Day 2019 holy fucking shit feels like forever ago
@@tungabunga4107 i thought so too then i remembered it was Dunkirk i was thinking of.
yea same lol
When the lead actor of Hunger Games praises your film, you know you’ve reached GOAT status.
holy shit its big lion
I giggled, thank you!!
Holy shit it’s Big Lion!
The point of 1917 is that you’re seeing a day in the life of two soldiers in active duty. They don’t sit around and talk about themselves and their home lives. Of course you’re not gonna get to know them. That’s kinda the point.
Ye the scenes are gritty and real unlike some over-exaggerated hyperbole of a movie that is most of Hollywood war films.
SPOILERS BELOW
the way that one of the main character(can’t remember the name) is killed by the heartless German pilot and stabbed is really shocking and shows how delusional and dedicated some Germans were to killing the British and how awful the war made people act and survive.
@@owenJCC wow bro
Exactly, people who hate on this film are pretty dumb if the writing is their reasoning.
@@owenJCC how were the British any better?
Yeah they were treated as numbers in the war, not people. I like how they kept the characters as somewhat "blank slates" as that's how every soldier was viewed as by their fellows / superiors, just fodder.
“1917 came out in January.” He says - while he shows a poster with December on it.
It played in 11 locations on Christmas last year, then came out wide in January
Both 1917 and the gentlemen came out 2019 lol this is hilarious
@@august6389 he’s talking about world wide not certain countries
@@august6389 because in Canada came out Jan
@@nathanmcnamara8415 1917 came out 25th of December
I audibly went “This came out this year?” when you said 1917 and I couldn’t agree more.
Yeah i swear that was 2018
@@davonmulder8458 just no
it released in 2019
Literally one google search shows you it came out in 2019
It premiered for the UK on December 4th
Came out in theatres on December 25th for the us
And came out in cinemas on January 10th for the uk
That's what Google says and idk about any other countries
I hope Charlie addresses the fact his record was shattered.
He did, during a stream.
A Turtle will always approve Charlie's record above all.
By whom?
Wait his MKOOK record already got beaten??
Lol
the fact that 1917 actually came out in 2019 makes this so much better
December 4, 2019
worldwide release was in 2020
@@zoinksscoob6523 It only released in 2020 for the entire UK. US and London had this movie in 2019
The poster he shows even says December lmao
17th january here in my country
I thought Charlie was joking when he said this year has felt like a decade but then I realised the Invisible Man came out this year, not five years ago
Omg same
I thought it came out in the early 2000's
Same...its depdessingggggg
@@genericname2593 bro i swear. When I watched the dead toll in Dead Meat, I was like what...😂😂😂😂. I thought it was like 4-7 years ago🤣🤣💀
same
Movies have been weird this year. Feels like half of them were from 2019.
Because it is
it feels like the sonic movie came out in 2010
@Liam Youngs O'Neil ?
Big up tenet i liked that movie
1917 is a 2019 movie
The characters in 1917 weren't written that deeply because you weren't supposed to connect to them too much. They were supposed to be seen as just 2 normal soldiers being given a very important task. How their journey plays out is what the story is about, not the two of them specifically.
EXACTLYYYY
Perfect explanation 👍🏻
As a Brit who’s area was heavily affected by WW, the fact they’re regular soldiers impacts the film more (for me anyways). The shit they went through during the film could’ve happened to any soldier from anywhere in the country no matter who they were. I think them not revealing much about their past was also a nod to the fact of how much soldiers changed during WW1 being away from their home for so long in such horrid conditions.
I feel Saving private ryan is a better version of 1917...ofc the cinematographer of 1917 was better but story wise saving private ryan was just amazing
Agree completely on “The Invisible Man” trailer. It was so successful at making the movie look bad that I’m just now finding out that the movie is good. The paradox has me beside myself. The trailer definitely lacked Moisties level of quality.
I thought it wasn’t that good tbh
The predictable ending being revealed for stupid people fucking ruined the whole thing for me.
@@galavizencinas2350 it was okay for me until *spoilers* the girl gets slapped. and straight up went into fuck off teretory with the throatcut .
and some of the huge fucking plot holes ruined it for me
Everyone is claiming that 1917 came out in December 2019, but Charlie is 100% justified in including it. If a movie comes out after The Moisties, then it should count towards the next year's Moisties. (Also it only came out in select theatres in Dec. 2019, but fully released in January if I remember correctly)
Yep, in my country it came out in January
According to Wikipedia it was fully released in the US on the 25th Dec. but I fully agree with your opinion
It was nominated for Oscars this year which means it was released in 2019
Yeah true, I also think Charlie didn't watch much this year. Borat 2 was amazing
@@jtvee123 stfu
Angry that Jesus didn’t give Sonic all 3 awards
@@pgWave. because sonic
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@@pgWave. sin
The jesus joke is pretty old now
It looks like that christmas tree is trying to arrest you.
Good comment, but I just need to mention what the fuck these replies are
Nah he's white
@@KAMI-wk7jf Dude, he's Jesus!
it knows he saw Cuties
Its an fbi agent hiding to arrest him for watching cuties
2020 was so bad my guy put a 2019 movie as the best of the year
bruh
Bruh
BRuh
dozens of great movies came out this year. It's just that Charlie was super lazy and didn't even search for good ones. He went with the most mainstream and basic picks ever
@@marcos-pm7oh Bret
I ate a really good Sloppy Joe with lean ground beef, tomato sauce, brown sugar, vinegar, diced onion, and a side of Lays potato chips. I really enjoy this sandwich because it has a very sweet taste unlike many others, but if you don’t like the sweetness you can remove the brown sugar. I hope you all get to eat a really good sandwich as well!
Sounds tasty ill give it a try some day
No one asked no one cares
i'm having a burito
saltiness is forbidden in this channel
shitpost is love shitpost is life
Parasite and once upon a time in Hollywood were bangers honestly
noob
@Rowan Melton they were? Damn 2020 really fuck my timeline up
Oh wait these were 2019, my timeline is way off holy
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@@HawksNestYT yup
1917 was a HUGE movie and I am glad you added this to the top movies of the year. I was waiting for the last Purge to come out but this will do nicely.
Was a good 2019 film lol
WW1 The Apocalypse War the first horsemen
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How do I block this guy?
Run was a pretty good movie that came out on Hulu, from the same people who made Searching which was a movie that I think was featured in the Moisties before. Might have even been #1 if I remember correctly.
Damn didn't expect to see you here digby
It was #2 in 2018, lost to spiderverse
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I read the review, its great but in the middle it seems the script lost it ways, its a little bit empty. But yeah, its great in the 3rd act.
@@moosposter spiderverse was a great movie tho so im not surprised
I didn’t know that there were more than 2 movies released this year
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@@fackimgoingtocummm6302 As I said before if a turtle saw you, he's gonna be pissed off
Funny cuz 1917 actually came out in 2019
Lol ikr, I thought 1917 was released in November 2019 for some reason, until now, I realized it was released in January.
Surprisingly there is 6
1917 made my grandpa dance around in the floor when we watched it.
2020 was so bad that the best movie of 2020 didn't even come out in 2020
The diversity of this mans channel is unreal. Content creators could learn a lot from this genius.
yeah
F a c t s
Or “content creators” could also just do things how they’d like too. Not everyone has to be the same.
i never thought of that until you brought it up
No. Only Charlie is naturally funny enough to do anything and for us to enjoy it.
I hate to admit it, but Palm Springs, a literal rom-com, is within my top 3 favourites of the year. Wtf
@@Don-ix2ok nah man Palm Springs is a great movie
@@Don-ix2ok well when you're wrong you're wrong
@@illogicalgarage8641 aw cant handle someone having a different opinion hahaha
@@Don-ix2ok irony.
Big facts
Let’s appreciate that he made this video 2 days before his birthday.
Christmas birthday. He is jesus
This comment has only 15 likes bc it flew over everyone’s head 😭😭
Ok?
Why? It's his channel and he chose to make the video no one forced him lol. No need for appreciations but whatever you do you.
Holy shit he has a Christmas birthday too? I had no idea I share a birthday with him.
"I bet you thought 1917 came out in 2019"
Poster: December
I looked it up it came out on Christmas 2019
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@@iwantsexseemyvideo7149 Begone Bot
Came out January 8 where I live
Kind of awkward that 1917 came out on December 25, 2019
Some places in the US didn’t get it until January
Worldwide release was in 2020
“The film premiered on 4 December 2019 at the 2019 Royal Film Performance.[36] It began a limited release in the United States and Canada on 25 December 2019 in eleven venues, before going wide on 10 January 2020” -Wikipedia
@@cantputashrugasausernameso5105 Oh ok, I thought we were basing it off of the initial release (25, Dec. 2019)
I'm guessing it's the same reason why Soul is not on this list
the fact killer bean is not on here is a crime
killer bean was released in 2006 or 2008 and if he still put it in It would've filled up all 3 best movie slots
@@dimentio9833 so? Why excuse this travesty?
Well that’s not very fair, is it? It’s like comparing a monkey to a human. He didn’t include it out of mercy and pity for the other low quality movies. Nothing can surpass Killer Bean
@@toomanyeyesjoe1438 lmaoaoa
@@chimedemon It would fill up all 3 best movie slots
1917 was an amazing experience. I'm so glad I got to see it in theaters before everything shut down.
Oh hey there President Hayes, didn't know you were a fan of the popular hunger games actor Charles White.
Got to watch it in an empty theater with my friend. Sad it didn't get the recognition at that time where I lived, but definitely the best way to watch it!
The “Initiating Moisture” is still golden today
When you just started the video but need to think of something to comment
Who did it tho?
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@@patximartel Idubbbz
Lol on Wikipedia it literally says “1917 (2019 film)”
it came out partially in 2019 and full release in 2020 for most markets. As it came out for the US market in 2020 its valid contender I feel for this video.
SlingshotWaffles It had a limited release in late 2019
@@half-lifescientist1991 which makes it a 2019 film. Either way, cause of how late it was it’s fine for this video (cause that’s how awards shows work), but it’s not actually a 2020 film.
@@slingshotwaffles Yeah ok but at this point it's just super pedantic for no reason lol
I remember watching it in 2019
the fact that the only good movie i thought came out this year was "The Devil All The Time" shows how long and agonizing this year was
Literally, not enough people talking about that film
That movie would’ve been better as a mini series because that endings pacing was not good
Aweful film
Feel asleep halfway through
i thought it was so so
Did everyone forget about Uncut Gems!?
2019
@@jonfro-mez Limited release in theaters in the last week of December, then in February and May it released on Netflix. By that standard, 1917 also shouldn't be included.
Edit: Also, last year's Moisties were uploaded right before both 1917 and Uncut Gems had their limited releases, so I guess it makes sense that they would both be candidates for the 2020 list
@@storytellers1 Did it really release on Netflix this year, feels like an eternity since I watched it.
Wasn't even that good
@@jonfro-mez Yup, I know, I had to double check as well lol
A Turtle approved these movies.
What.
Nice
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That was quick
Ok you're definitely a bot
If only Charlie had recorded this after Pixar’s Soul came out. I really underestimated that movie because it’s a Disney plus release and those have been utter shit this year, but it was surprisingly good. In any case, I agree that 1917 was the best movie released this year, it was absolutely phenomenal.
Pixar is Pixar, even under the Disney+ umbrella, Pixar is made entirely of god-brain steel willed artists, they're literally the only people that can't do wrong in my brain. They have endless resources and just only work to put their art out to the world. Insanely talented all of them.
I just watched it and I really like it. Not as much as I like Inside Out but still a great movie.
Movie fucking killed it!!👍🏻
Soul was boring but I'm glad you enjoyed it tbh
I liked that it introduced an African American main character, but that's it. Everything else is kinda just.. an average pixar movie for lack of a better word. It's kinda just Coco just without the family part.
1917 was the last movie I saw in theaters before the pandemic, that feels like years ago...
The Oscars: “Write that down write that down!”
The Oscars already nominated 1917 for this year’s awards since it was released late 2019
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"I bet you thought 1917 came out in 2019"
dude. It did
It actually came out in 1917
Hello Welcome home so it was released in 2019
1917 was unreal. I couldn’t believe how good it was. Saving private Ryan still holds title for the greatest war film ever but 1917 is second.
Best war film is come and see
@@HungerGamesAvengers Come and see is an amazing film
Dunkirk? Thin Red Line?
@Captain Fuchi lol first half of that movie is an absolute snoozefest, not even about war
I've always wanted to see 1917 since I am a big Great War (WWI) buff but you have convinced me to buy it. Thank you!
According to Google, 1917 was released Christmas 2019
Yeah every source I've seen says December 25th, 2019. January was the UK release.
It was
Yh so Charlie explain
@@shotwell25 then by that standard 1917 hasn't become a year old then.
He’s counting it as 2020 because it came out after the 2019 moisties
Sonic the Hedgehog movie was snubbed from the moisties, it was an absolute masterpiece in cinematic filmmaking.
It was actually really good
Sonic was actually pretty good, probably would've gotten into this list if it was Top 5.
Yeah considering 2 of these movies released in his list were in 2019 lol
I actually thought sonic was gonna be #1 ngl, I think Charlie just forgot about it
The movie was ok, but not the greatest
I swear 1917 feels like it came out during ww1 2020 has been so long
I think it actually came out at the end of 2019
@@pip5188 it’s initial release was the very very end of December, but it was released worldwide in January
My favorite movie was “I got an unbeatable record in Mr Krabs overdoses on ketamine and dies”
Sonic better be on this list or I swear-
Edit: damn.
I just wanted Gone Girl
Sonic was not 2020 there's no way
@FelicianoPangan yes. February 14, 2020.
@@EmmyBlubonic holy shit
@@EmmyBlubonic year was so shit
I dont remember anything
It’s always great to hear movie opinions from professionals, such as this famous actor from the Hunger Games.
turtle burgerr...
@@fackimgoingtocummm6302 indeed, you are a turtle burger. power to the... turtles?
turtle burgerr...
That hunger games fame has got to him.
Charlie: "The movie came out in January."
Movie Poster: "December"
Charlie: "I double checked"
Me "1917 release date"
Google: "December 25th, 2019
Anywho, 2020 was really not THAT bad for movies. My highlights are Onward, Love And Monsters, Run, Greyhound, and The Vast of Night.
Love and monster's probably one of the best
Tenet deserves to be up there man that movie
That was an initial limited release, it's worldwide wide release was January.
When I type that it says December 4th so Its most likely different based on where you are
Onward came out this year?
I had low expectations for the invisible man but I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was
Same lol
Why does the "initiating moisture" voice sound like the "miss input" kid?
Its iDubbzzz
It's ya boi Simpdubbbz
sounds like a spongebob intro lol
I want Charlie to give us a tour of his closet so we can see the hundreds of white t-shirts.
Or just one.
Imagine he just has one he washes religiously
Relatable closet though.
Why would you want to see an empty closet
It's crazy how Cr1tikal can dip his hand in every genre of youtube videos, and does a splendid job all the time. keep going bro you're making history
Some say that Mickey Mouse hanged himself after watching this.
- btw I draw stupid stuff if anyone cares
minnie mouse is now supreme ruler of the disney empire
edit: good art man you should work for disney ❤️
SuicideMouse.AVI
@@punchyy stfu
good. suffer, rodent.
@@shearman360 stfu
Charlie should make a Moistmeter for Tenet.
Tenet and I'm Thinking of Ending Things probably would have been on a top 5 list
It’s garbage. Too confusing for anyone to actually understand on their first watch. It’s memento/inception/shutter island on steroids
@@yuh42011 just the way we like our nolan movies
@@1estel1ch.42 ik but it feels more like a parody of Nolan films lol. I’ve loved all his other movies but not this one sadly
@@yuh42011 Right so that's your opinion and I respect it, but it is incorrect
1917 came out in 2019 otherwise they wouldn’t have made it to the oscars
It was only released in select theaters in the US only, it was like 10 or 11 theaters or sum like that and it released worldwide and in every theater in January 2020, it only released in those select theaters to wiggle its ass into the 2019 oscars
@@justinpillai5713 so you said what he said but with more words
@@bennettwatson2996 no it didn't fully release until 2020 making it a 2020 movie
Some 2020 movies go to the Oscar's. It's the past year, not the year if 2019. Also, it comes out differently in different countries
I'm a bit new but this guy's name is penguinz0 so why does everyone call him MoistCr1tikal?
Moistcritikal is his twitch name
Aaah! Thanks man. Much appreciated.
People also call him Jesus , homeless man , Keanu Reeves for obvious reasons btw
lol
@@yourdudefromthehood1132 dont forget the best actor in the hungergames
Today is my birthday, and I'm glad I spent the 10 minutes watching his video. Turned 16 today, and Charlie is just a great guy. His videos are always interesting, his music slaps. I only wish the best of years for y'all. Merry Christmas 🎄⛄
Best film characters of 2020 Moisties: Officer Greg.
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Can’t believe he gave Cuties the number one spot
@F*UĆK ME ! SEE MY VÍDÉO ! how about no
@Federico Sacramone r/whoosh
Cuties confirmed for best movie of all time.
Fantano fanbase like comment
I sense a lack of Borat 2
The “initiating moisture” in the beginning always brings a smile to my face when I hear it after a long day
Christmas joke of the day:
Last Christmas I bought my friend a lie detector as a gift..
"Oh.. I love it!" she said.
*"We'll see." I said.*
Not funny at all
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This is a good joke
Genius
Eh 2/10
I dislike how these videos weren’t delayed Disney can still release some last minute piles of shit
Not sure why he made this video if like ten movies are coming out on the 25th.
You had me in the first half
@F*UĆK ME ! SEE MY VÍDÉO ! please chill
@F*UĆK ME ! SEE MY VÍDÉO ! I’m not going to look at your video
@@Woodyniggy OMG DREAM COMMENTED*.ruclips.net/video/KauC2MfMzZw/видео.html
A little disappointed that soul wasn’t on the list cause Pixar shit on Disney’s movies and they just did a good job on it
I really liked "TENET" to be honest... Especially that i was alone in the movie theater!
Same, nobody but me and a couple making out seats away from me were in the theatre.
Tenet was pretty awesome... surprised its not an honorable mention lol
@@tear728 he mentioned that he haven't watched it yet. And it'll be in the list if he had watched it
i had to watch it twice to understand it though
Watched it yesterday pretty dope
No Sonic the Hedgehog on this list, the Moisties are officially cancelled, pack it up Charlie. Just kidding, good picks, but I do think that sonic managing to save itself at the last minute by fixing character designs, with solid acting from Ben Schwartz and Jim Carrey made this one of the better films of the year.
I'm not convinced that the bad Sonic design wasn't just a publicity stunt.
@@CyberBorg what? The release date is august 21,2020...
@@J240RB25 nah man it cane out valentine’s day, last year or this year i don’t remember
@@J240RB25 I thought it was last year and when I google "sonic movie date" that date came up for a Spanish release... Google fooled me as well as my memory. I guess Charlie was right the timeline is messed up
@@CyberBorg it’s hard out here man. Still on team Berenstein not berenstain bears
Still waiting for Charlie to mention his formerly “unbeatable”world record on Mr Krabs overdoses on Ketamine
turtle burgerrrr
He talked about it on a stream the other day
rip, if only Soul came out a bit earlier, it would definitely be on here, 10/10 movie
Yea for sure
yeah that movie was great Its one of if not the best pixar movie \
“1917 tried something new.”
Birdman (2014): “ok”
Rope (1948): "ahem..."
RIGHT it made a lot more sense in Birdman too, and the acting was so much better
It's new for a war film. And like the other comment said, I'm sure there are plenty of 1 take movies out there, nothing is original anymore, but it is a whole new perspective, and that makes it awesome
Aslo Russian Ark(2002) and Fish and Cat(2013) did this
Shrek 5 needs to come out so we can give it all 3 spots on the Moisties
When moist uploads, I just feel something rising, and it’s not the stocks.
Edit: it’s the cocks
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@@shindiayouk273 stfu
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It's the cocks. I'm sorry it rhymed I had to.
turtle burger..
Can someone link that “Dwarf Invasion” music video he mention. I cannot find anything on it, I really wanna watch the best music video of all time.
its probs unlisted
He says he has delete majority of his old RUclips video, so it's probably not on the website anymore 😕
1917 actually came out on Christmas Day 2019
That was a limited release, it was released worldwide in 2020
Charlie, you missed a cinematic masterpiece when creating this list: Jiu Jitsu.
Holy shit I just watched that 3 days ago. My God, my eyes and ears were shooting out blood by the time I finished it. I did have many a laugh though - at its expense of course.
U watch Elvis the alien right
Can’t we appreciate how nic cage will film Any movie even if he doesn’t give a shit about them I mean we only live once
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2020: Garbage Can Movies
2021: Moist Meter The Movie
Unfortunately America canceled New Years so we’re stuck with 2020
@Cony Budding
Stfu
So Charlie's supposed to die, have an engram of him made, get revived 50 years later and have his last wish, before dying again, be to play a last gig with The Gentleman at a local bar
Moist meter is actually incredible because I can’t be bothered listening to actual ratings when Charlie’s are 10x better
The Moist Meter is 100% turtle approved 👌
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@@TurtleChad1 T U R T L E
i really like that the invisible man remake kept the crazy abusive ex thing.
Agreed, it's an issue that people are just starting to be aware of.
Let’s be honest. We’ve been waiting for this all year
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i haven’t
turtle burgerrrr
@@shindiayouk273 the video was removed because of hate speech. Wtf was that
I remember him saying he liked King of Staten Island as well, so was a bit surprised that wasn't here
It’s sad he didn’t watch tenet, but I respect that you couldn’t watch in because of COVID. That movie is a fucking masterpiece. It takes you through such a psychological journey that takes you through so much that you HAVE to watch it again.
You right you right
Way better then 1917
@@yniekac8851 nah
@@truereaper4572 Hell yeah. Sure. 1917 was sure as hell impressive. It looked cool as fuck. But. There was barely any story. It didn’t matter what happend to the characters.
Sad that Palm Springs and I’m Thinking of Ending Things aren’t on this list but I will always respect and agree with the opinions of the moisties
Killer Bean will always be the no.1 film of the century though
Palm Springs was one of the best movies of 2020, definitely worth checking out
dude I've watched it, it was amazing man.
An underrated goofy movie is: "the platform". Did he see it at all?
Probably not. That was definitely one of the greatest films of the year.
Don’t think so, your referring to the Spanish movie right?
The platform was good but not top 3
Ah yes. A worthy take on capitalism.
@@DhamaalGuy1 yeah maybe I mean I don’t even remember what movies I’ve watched this year that we’re as good
All though the invisible man trailer did suck dont just blame the person who was in charge of editing the trailer don't forget the person that approved the trailer
You know nothing came out this year when the first movie came out in 2019
Host deserves an honorable mention because its basically a movie revolving around the pandemic and is also scary as hell.
I just failed my Math class at University...
Congratz
We're in this together then, bud. Retake the class and give it your all.
Change your profile pic while you're at it.
Lost my job last week hehe
Stay strong
Sucks
The gentlemen and 1917 came out in late 2019 LOL
I was literally thinking "I bet tenet is number one" and then he said he hadn't seen it, 10/10 would recommend
Disagree
@@noncog1 for what reasons?
@@noncog1 and don’t say it was confusing cause that’s just on you
@@milesclaussen3689 what was confusing about tenet? It was straightforward and pretty much every plot scene was specifically there to explain something or say "hey dont think about this part because we thought it would be good for the movie but we wont know how to make it work in the movie, so yeah, just dont think about it" they literally tell the protagonist not to think about the main mechanic... there's no character development, it feel like the protagonist cares about the girl solely because the writers wanted him to care about something, the Indian women's entire contribution to the movie was as a way to tie things in, as a matter of fact that's most of the characters. Dialogue was shallow, action wasnt engaging, plot was a string of cool ideas forced together, which can work, look at hardcore henry, but they didnt work, it all felt forced and shallow. I dont see how anyone can be confused by a movie that puts all the answers in your face, I can however see how someone would be disappointed by a movie so poorly written that they have to put all the answers in your face, because they cant work them in naturally, and yet still some people dont get it. They didnt even give the lead character a name. That works if it's a "it's about the story, not the characters" movie, but it wasnt, they tried to give him character, the sub-plot with the girl proves that. And the character of the antagonist changes scene for scene depending on how they wanted the scene to feel. Why didn't he just kill his wife? After the painting fiasco played out he had no reason not to just up and kill her. He should've killed the protagonist instead of trusting him, why did he want to end the world? I know why they say he wanted to, but again it felt like they just wrote in the laziest answer. And the whole future destroying the past back-plot is the most egregious example of lazy writing with no effort in really convincing the viewer in the whole movie. Plot lazy, writing lazy, dialogue shallow, action un-engaging, characters lazy, film bad. I'm not the only one who feels this way, plenty of critics agree, I saw one review that ended by saying something along the lines of "the fact that Hollywood wanted me to risk public health for this movie almost feels insulting"
The noncog guy kinda destroyed you lol, but yeah Tenet really wasn’t it chief, and that’s coming from a Nolan super-stan. It just didn’t have a plot/story good enough to go with the zero-character route, kinda like how he did in Dunkirk. That movie was successful to me because we all went in knowing it was first and foremost an explicit depiction of war. I went into Tenet with the expectation that it would have a nuanced, interesting physics/sci-fi story akin to Inception, but we both know Inception is tiers above Tenet, when it shouldn’t be at all.
I watched 2019’s moistes and was like where is 1917? 😂
1917 is trash
@@dieneloleo2605 how so
@@dieneloleo2605 no
@@bronzy9826 other than the one take gimmick, I never felt dread or any tension with the plot and the direction of the movie. Even the ending was anti climatic. It was different, I'll give it that. But it never had the magic of Dunkirk. It's just plain boring.
@@dieneloleo2605 Dunkirk was amazing I agree. I preferred Dunkirk over 1917 but I think that they're both good
I was just thinking about 1917 and thought “1917 came out like two years ago or something so it won’t be on here.” This year has felt like an eternity
"I don't want to risk my life to go to the movies"
Theaters in Central FL might be the safest place in Florida right now. Everybody avoiding the theaters but they're packing into Pubelix like it's a nightclub
Doesn’t Florida have some of the most Covid cases though?
Kkonaw always #1
@@fakebird000 we have the highest Covid cases and the lowest cinema attendance. I saw Tenet on opening weekend in a completely empty theater. I thought I'd just gotten lucky, so I tried my luck again three more times. Never saw a soul in that theater besides myself and the staff, all of us wearing masks and keeping social distance.
So following the logic that no one is going to the movies, don't you think it would be safer than going to Disney? Or even your local grocery store? Aside from Target, most stores haven't even enforced masks *for employees*. That's before accounting for the dozens of shoppers who come in every day maskless.
Meanwhile, The Trial of Chicago 7, a movie that was released this year, had one of the best performances in 2020 that they're about to nominate every male cast for the Oscar's
Nero Kasuto I guess he hasn’t seen it yet because it should be on here
Damn it’s that good, is it on Netflix?
im very skeptical about netflix movies, they usually pedal hot garbage
Its shit.
@@BennoYaKnow22 no
I saw tenant a few nights ago, its spectacular. The way they use time travel and shit is mind blowing