Yep. Same experience. Definitely hit me in a different way when I rewatched it after I had graduated from college with honors and found myself jobless and absolutely clueless as to what to do with my life.
Funny how, in my case, just like in Ben’s, sex was pretty much the only “certainty” I had and, in a way, even the only “consolation” I had at that time. Damn. I feel like I’m only just discovering this film for the first time.
I love the scene where he's in this hotel for the first time and he's dressed in this suit and ordering drinks and everyone's calling him "sir" but he can't help but make a complete fool of himself because he doesn't quite know what he's doing yet and he isn't quite comfortable with the role of existing in the world as an adult man trying to be discreet about having an affair with a married woman. Like he's graduated from college and he's supposed to be ready to make his way in the world and handle things himself but he can't because he hasn't figured it out yet. It's so cringey and so relatable, even in 2020.
Greatest movie ever made. This is the only movie that I've ever seen that I truly believe was not only perfect on release, but has actually improved with age. Exceptional movie. 11/10
@@keysersoze657 You're saying that as if the MILF category isn't one of the most popular porn genres to this day. I'd say it's normal to be attracted to older women, not creepy.
This is, in my opinion, the greatest film ever made. The subtle symbolism, the intricate story line, the plot, the acting, the humor, and the soundtrack are all phenomenal. I too, saw this for the first time when I was 18, and I fell in love with it-- seeing Benjamin finally get away with Elaine. But as I got older and saw it again (probably now for the 12th time), I saw it differently. I realized that the central character is really Mrs. Robinson. She is a tragic yet complex character, and is really the driving force in this film. You can't help but feel sorry for her for what life has thrown at her. Anne Bancroft, Dustin Hoffman, Kathrine Ross, the producer and director and the rest of the cast did a brilliant job of somehow creating the most iconic movie of all time.
In today's environment, when men are being turned into women, Ben's character is being compared to the ultimate wimpy Beta Male. Mrs. Robinson's seduction of him is just plain classic. She keeps him off balance, orders him around, screws him, does not respect him at all, and ultimately hates his little guts. All men take note, be masculine!
Just seen it today for the first time. I wouldn't say it's the best because I can't say that about any movie, but to me it's for sure a perfect movie. One of those few were everything it's absolutely on point: the acting is out of this world, the music is amazing, the camera work is super ingenious (specially for its time) and the screenplay is both tight and moving
I don't watch oldies movies often, but The Graduate is filmed in such a... modern way. The framing, the shots, the closeups, the opening sequence. It's filmed so well.
Very nice! The first time I saw The Graduate, I was Elaine's age. Next time I saw it I was Mrs. Robinson's age. What a difference in how I understood the film!
I can't remember which critic it was who wrote it, nor can I find it online, but I remember distinctly reading an analysis by a middle-aged man who'd experienced the same dramatic shift in perspective I'd had... "now you understand why Mrs. Robinson doesn't want to talk to Ben. What could she possibly have to say to the twit?"
I just saw it for the 1st time. Man the zoom out of Ms Robinson after Ben told Elaine about the affair got me insane i had to play it back 5 times. Great camera work.
I’ve watched this movie so many times over so many years. From when I was far younger than Ben, to now decades later, when he seems so young. Even had it as a subject in film class. It’s still mesmerizing and I see something new in it every time.
I saw The Graduate for the first time when I was 12 years old I was impact by the music now that I watch as I am getting older is the editing, cinematography, and the message of the film, the identity of graduating college, and entering in the workforce.
I just watched Taxi Driver for the first time and was looking on RUclips for some analysis videos and saw yours first. While I was watching Taxi Driver it got me thinking about how I need to revisit The Graduate. How crazy it is that the other video you've done (6 days ago may I add) is on The Graduate?!
This guys a damn legend took 3 years off, still has and gained followers over the 3 years, drops a new video that has got 8.5k views. A move like this would end most youtubers careers.
Dude you gotta keep making these man you’re on par with Nerdwriter without trying to be overly deep like he does occasionally. And if you ever see this, please do one about Children of Men. Seriously one of the most underrated gems of my generation of film.
I think these 3 videos are some of the great videos on RUclips amazing RUclips channel and great videos on my favourite movie taxi driver and my favourite tv series the sopranos
Hello David here from Sebring Florida USA 🇺🇸 I have been a movie buff for over fifty years and I just watched this movie again and it is a 1960’s classic!, Your review was fantastic! Very well said!, It’s the kind of movie you will really get, or you don’t get. I was surprised how many people did not get the movie on the RUclips comments. But that’s what makes the world go round. See you at the movies 🍿
I had the Taxi Driver video in my watch later for the longest, I'm glad I finally watched it and I'm happy to see that I did around the time you've finally returned. More content please.
Rewatched taxi driver and wanted some opinions on it and i found your video. Then i checked the comments and was very sad since i saw a lot of people wondering where you had gone. Then todah i rewatched the video and clicked on your channel and saw a new upload. Im so happy that you have finally come back. Hopefully you decide to stay since i enjoy your content and i truly believe that you can go further and expand to other sorts of analysis witch i will enjoy watching.
The movie is fresh for today only cell phones and computers are missing but it still works. That's the true sign it's a timeless classic. 50 years from now it will still resonate with viewers.
Jeezus... this guy is so good at this; going over themes and intentions of the film and going over the details, he should do more of these.. many many more.. I'll be eagerly awaiting the next time we get to go through another of these
I found this channel maybe 2 weeks ago and was so disappointed when I found there was only one video. I came back to watch Taxi Driver again and I see that this was posted 6 hours ago! Great surprise!
Anne Bancroft nailed her role so well. I was so surprised to read that in real life there was only six years between her and Dustin Hoffman. In reality, nothing too out of the ordinary about their age difference but they acted their parts so well.
6:53 Scarborough (pronounced scar-br-o-a said quickly) Fair is a traditional folk song about unrequited love. In which impossible tasks are given, only when the impossible task is complete can they be their true love. But as the tasks are impossible they will never be their true love.
My family used to watch the annual showing of The Graduate on PRIME TIME during the Million Dollar Movie back in the 1970s. We would laugh and gasp and cheer -- a family of 7, - Mom, Dad, 2 girls and 3 boys from ages 4 to 16, a proud hip Black family in da hood of Philly. We'd talk during the commercials about sex, white people having so much wealth yet still being kinda unhappy & what we'd do with a pool! (LOL), ask sex questions, marvel at seeing Norman Fell from Three's Company STILL playing a grouchy protective landlord and the geeky guy from CLOSE ENCOUNTERS of The THIRD KIND and how that hippie soundtrack definitely kicked ass. Mom, a staunch church goer- would always holler & rant about Ben using the cross as a weapon and lock to help him & Elaine escape. Sometimes she liked it and other times it bothered her. As the baby, I couldn't wait to be old enough to truly GET IT. I own the film. I just watched it today. I am 52yrs old. It STILL makes me laugh, gasp, cringe, giggle and cheer! Plus, I never thought I'd still learn and grow from rewatching it, but although I will always have a soft spot for the goofy, aimless, kinda creepy love-starved Benjamin-- I felt a bit more PITY and EMPATHY for the adults, well mostly Mrs. Robinson. GO COUGARS!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just wish she didn't have to feel so bitter & crushed inside that she wanted to punish her daughter by marrying the dumbass aryan looking frat boy. But then, if Mrs. Robinson had just divorced & left to actually have a life instead of still being a megabitch, there would be NO GREAT ENDING TO THE MOVIE. Also, this was the 1st time for me, EVER, that I watched the movie and FINALLY noticed, that nobody, not even her adult friends or husband, servants, her LOVER----nobody ever refers to Mrs. Robinson by her FIRST NAME. I kept WACTHING & WAITING. Then it hit me that nobody in my family during all the viewings, and even reading different reviews' no mention of this character as AN INDEPENDENT INDIVIDUAL. Nope, just a wife, and that was just a mistake. WoW. THIS is the REAL Darth Mader. With no bullshit pop-psycho-babble explanation or excuse. Some people are born and raised in a society that actually conditions them to make choices that are detrimental to their own existence. Some people manage to fight through the mess with moments of clarity. Mrs. Robinson is NOT one of those people. Ben and Elaine APPEAR to have this moment at the end of the film BUT this was just a moment. IT WON'T LAST. That's Life. Now What? THIS FILM IS MAGNIFICENT & TIMELESS for the OPEN-HEARTED and OPEN-MINDED.
I just watched taxy driver's analysis and immidiately subscribed, then proceeded to check the channel and when I saw it had only 2 uploads it broke my heart. I'm glad that u're back
I cannot express my feelings towards this movie. I watched it lately (I'm 18) and I found myself feeling every bit of Benjamin's insecuruty, discontent and incertainty. Every time he was asked what he will do in the future and he answered that he didn't know, or when he was floating in the swimming pool for hours - that's how I fell right now, slowly going into adulthood, leaving everything safe behind, trying to do right things. I don't know if my perception will change in the future, but as for now I love this movie and the way it portrays what everyone has to face at a certain age. Great analysis, I liked how you pointed out Graduate's editing and camera tricks - that's what makes this movie a real masterpiece. Thank you for your work on this video.
very nice, I love Ann Bancroft she is an amazing actress, this movie is of interest just to see her act. Dustin Hoffman is excellent, even he looks good in the movies
I wouldn’t even dare to critique this film, I just know I enjoyed watching it, it left me feeling very sad actually, and the soundtrack by S and G was stunning and suited the film perfectly. Decades later this film is still watched and enjoyed by millions I think that it speaks for itself.
life is crazy i chose to do an essay on the taxi driver for no reason, i couldve written about a lollipop or shoe if i wanted to but i choose the taxi driver because id never seen it until 2 days ago at 1 am because it was the only free time i had. and today your taxi driver video was recommended to me and the comments i saw the most were "this is a movie you need to watch at 1am" and comments sad because that was the only video you have posted and it's been years, and now you have posted!!!!!! ( i know this is not crazy but it's the little things in life)
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Greatest comeback of 2019
indeed
Saddest disappearance (again) of 2019
You've said it, Mr.
I love his analysys
he'll be back in another 3 years.
OH MY GOSH HE POSTED I JUST REWATCHED THE TAXI DRIVER ANALYSIS THE OTHER DAY!
lol same
Billy Vasques I just watched the Taxi driver analysis and wanted to see his other stuff! Realised he uploaded his 2nd one just few hours ago!
James Bond same lol someone even said he had died
walter
that pan out shot when elaine finds out ben has been having an affair with her mom, is honestly one of the creepiest shots i have ever seen.
and one of the most iconic shots in movie history.
Glad to know I wasn't the only one who got the creeps by this
@@bobblowhard8823 Wouldn't that be more Mrs. Robinson putting her leg up.
Nvm I just got back from watching that scene. It's weird how it's creepy when it's a simple pan out but it is a bit creepy.
@@Angel_Auraa That too.
My favorite part of the Graduate is when they play "Here's to You Mrs. Robinson" every time Ben steps foot on a highway
Yep. Same experience. Definitely hit me in a different way when I rewatched it after I had graduated from college with honors and found myself jobless and absolutely clueless as to what to do with my life.
Funny how, in my case, just like in Ben’s, sex was pretty much the only “certainty” I had and, in a way, even the only “consolation” I had at that time. Damn. I feel like I’m only just discovering this film for the first time.
I love the scene where he's in this hotel for the first time and he's dressed in this suit and ordering drinks and everyone's calling him "sir" but he can't help but make a complete fool of himself because he doesn't quite know what he's doing yet and he isn't quite comfortable with the role of existing in the world as an adult man trying to be discreet about having an affair with a married woman. Like he's graduated from college and he's supposed to be ready to make his way in the world and handle things himself but he can't because he hasn't figured it out yet. It's so cringey and so relatable, even in 2020.
what? are you having an affair?
Keep posting! We need you here 💥
Yes girl he has picked some of the best movies we all can ager on it. next I hope like clockwork orange or Fargo
Greatest movie ever made. This is the only movie that I've ever seen that I truly believe was not only perfect on release, but has actually improved with age. Exceptional movie. 11/10
Ian Beach 100% agree
Couldn't disagree more
@randywhite3947 it was boring. And the main character was quite unlikeable. The plot line didn't make much sense either
@randywhite3947 it was. And I'm tired of pretending it wasn't. It was dull as hell and the main character was a complete creep and a pervert.
@@keysersoze657 You're saying that as if the MILF category isn't one of the most popular porn genres to this day. I'd say it's normal to be attracted to older women, not creepy.
2016- "I'll be back"
2019- "(Sorry got stuck a bit) Told you so."
Hey you better not disappear for another 3 years again!
To late
Sadly.
He did
Haha
This is, in my opinion, the greatest film ever made. The subtle symbolism, the intricate story line, the plot, the acting, the humor, and the soundtrack are all phenomenal. I too, saw this for the first time when I was 18, and I fell in love with it-- seeing Benjamin finally get away with Elaine. But as I got older and saw it again (probably now for the 12th time), I saw it differently. I realized that the central character is really Mrs. Robinson. She is a tragic yet complex character, and is really the driving force in this film. You can't help but feel sorry for her for what life has thrown at her. Anne Bancroft, Dustin Hoffman, Kathrine Ross, the producer and director and the rest of the cast did a brilliant job of somehow creating the most iconic movie of all time.
I think it holds up. I love the editing and colour
La Collectionneuse 1967
In today's environment, when men are being turned into women, Ben's character is being compared to the ultimate wimpy Beta Male. Mrs. Robinson's seduction of him is just plain classic. She keeps him off balance, orders him around, screws him, does not respect him at all, and ultimately hates his little guts. All men take note, be masculine!
@@mobydick3895 You are seriously missing the point. What an idiot.
Just seen it today for the first time. I wouldn't say it's the best because I can't say that about any movie, but to me it's for sure a perfect movie. One of those few were everything it's absolutely on point: the acting is out of this world, the music is amazing, the camera work is super ingenious (specially for its time) and the screenplay is both tight and moving
Really great analysis
Well, see you in 3 years...
Missed all the points of the movie!
lmaoo man
I don't watch oldies movies often, but The Graduate is filmed in such a... modern way. The framing, the shots, the closeups, the opening sequence. It's filmed so well.
Very nice! The first time I saw The Graduate, I was Elaine's age. Next time I saw it I was Mrs. Robinson's age. What a difference in how I understood the film!
I can't remember which critic it was who wrote it, nor can I find it online, but I remember distinctly reading an analysis by a middle-aged man who'd experienced the same dramatic shift in perspective I'd had... "now you understand why Mrs. Robinson doesn't want to talk to Ben. What could she possibly have to say to the twit?"
Oh, hey, maybe it was Roger Ebert?
Do you know how long I've waited for another analysis?! Can't believe the day has come
WHERE DID YOU GO MAN!!?? WE MISS YOU!!! WE WANT MORE!! Love from Canada
I just saw it for the 1st time. Man the zoom out of Ms Robinson after Ben told Elaine about the affair got me insane i had to play it back 5 times. Great camera work.
This is my favorite movie. I love The Graduate.
I’ve watched this movie so many times over so many years. From when I was far younger than Ben, to now decades later, when he seems so young. Even had it as a subject in film class.
It’s still mesmerizing and I see something new in it every time.
This is so weird I just stumbled upon his first video at 4 am today and two days ago he uploads his second video. This is truly remarkable.
Legend had that More then meets the lens will return
I loved the part when Ben says “it’s time to graduate” and starts graduating all over the place
That's right before Mrs. Robinson yells "ROBINSON POWERS, ACTIVATE!"
I saw The Graduate for the first time when I was 12 years old I was impact by the music now that I watch as I am getting older is the editing, cinematography, and the message of the film, the identity of graduating college, and entering in the workforce.
Looking forward to next year’s video 👍
I hear you. this guy's takes are really quite wonderful and hope takes your hint to upload more often.
I just watched Taxi Driver for the first time and was looking on RUclips for some analysis videos and saw yours first.
While I was watching Taxi Driver it got me thinking about how I need to revisit The Graduate.
How crazy it is that the other video you've done (6 days ago may I add) is on The Graduate?!
I'm 18 and this movie REALLY spoke to me. The main character had the feels and I felt kinda anxious for him. My favorite coming-of-age film💜
that's what makes it timeless. the details change but the story remains the same.
So i guess the upload schedule is once every three years
2 years to go!
@@killerashtray1396 lol yep
After three long years, he's back!
am willing to wait for 2 more years just pleas keep working on these videos because its very simply gold.
This guys a damn legend took 3 years off, still has and gained followers over the 3 years, drops a new video that has got 8.5k views.
A move like this would end most youtubers careers.
@Sudarshan g s 💯
This is a piece of art
Dude you gotta keep making these man you’re on par with Nerdwriter without trying to be overly deep like he does occasionally. And if you ever see this, please do one about Children of Men. Seriously one of the most underrated gems of my generation of film.
I think these 3 videos are some of the great videos on RUclips amazing RUclips channel and great videos on my favourite movie taxi driver and my favourite tv series the sopranos
I check out this dude’s Taxi Driver video 2 days ago and think to myself “man, he hasn’t posted in 3 years? That sucks.”
Lo and behold.
Hello David here from Sebring Florida USA 🇺🇸 I have been a movie buff for over fifty years and I just watched this movie again and it is a 1960’s classic!, Your review was fantastic! Very well said!, It’s the kind of movie you will really get, or you don’t get. I was surprised how many people did not get the movie on the RUclips comments. But that’s what makes the world go round. See you at the movies 🍿
Fantastic story. I really enjoyed watching
I had the Taxi Driver video in my watch later for the longest, I'm glad I finally watched it and I'm happy to see that I did around the time you've finally returned. More content please.
Wow ! I love your narration about these classics . Pleaseeeeeee upload more.🙏
thank you for returning, i was worried you were gonna put out only one amazing video
Great video i still feel this film holds up really well its one of my all time favourites
Taxi Driver my fifth most favourite movie, The Graduate is second, are you gonna beat 5 out of 5 my top movies?)
@Afonso Carmo Bladerunner by Ridley Scott
Graduate
Inside Lewen Davies
The Silence of the Lamb
Taxi Driver
i absolutely love taxi driver to me it is timeless
HEAT
@@diastleu274 inside llewyn davies is such an underrated gem. Try Trainspotting, Im sure youll enjoy it too.
@@dylansque I love it) and it is not so far from this five awesome movies) Chose Life)
No one is mentioning the soothing music the film had and mindblowing transitions.
pretty good analysis. Remember, everything in a Rorschach is personal.
Rewatched taxi driver and wanted some opinions on it and i found your video. Then i checked the comments and was very sad since i saw a lot of people wondering where you had gone. Then todah i rewatched the video and clicked on your channel and saw a new upload. Im so happy that you have finally come back. Hopefully you decide to stay since i enjoy your content and i truly believe that you can go further and expand to other sorts of analysis witch i will enjoy watching.
Keep in mind we are all ready for when you do upload again
The movie is fresh for today only cell phones and computers are missing but it still works. That's the true sign it's a timeless classic. 50 years from now it will still resonate with viewers.
Excellent! Thanks for putting this up for us.
I miss this kind of content on RUclips.
What a phenomenal amd masterful analysis. Would love to see more of your insights
Great analysis. Wow. Loved this movie and now I love it more. Well done….
The soundtrack is epic. Just loved the music and the Alfa Romeo
Jeezus... this guy is so good at this; going over themes and intentions of the film and going over the details, he should do more of these.. many many more.. I'll be eagerly awaiting the next time we get to go through another of these
I’m so glad I rewatched the analysis of Taxi Driver. Otherwise I wouldn’t have seen a new upload! Impeccable job, friend.
Saw the movie in 1969, at 19. Still love it..!!!!
This film, like a beloved woman, is timeless. Thank you for your generous analysis.
Your taxi driver analysis is still one of the best video essays on youtube. Glad you're back!
I found this channel maybe 2 weeks ago and was so disappointed when I found there was only one video. I came back to watch Taxi Driver again and I see that this was posted 6 hours ago! Great surprise!
Anne Bancroft nailed her role so well. I was so surprised to read that in real life there was only six years between her and Dustin Hoffman. In reality, nothing too out of the ordinary about their age difference but they acted their parts so well.
6:53 Scarborough (pronounced scar-br-o-a said quickly) Fair is a traditional folk song about unrequited love. In which impossible tasks are given, only when the impossible task is complete can they be their true love. But as the tasks are impossible they will never be their true love.
My family used to watch the annual showing of The Graduate on PRIME TIME during the Million Dollar Movie back in the 1970s. We would laugh and gasp and cheer -- a family of 7, - Mom, Dad, 2 girls and 3 boys from ages 4 to 16, a proud hip Black family in da hood of Philly. We'd talk during the commercials about sex, white people having so much wealth yet still being kinda unhappy & what we'd do with a pool! (LOL), ask sex questions, marvel at seeing Norman Fell from Three's Company STILL playing a grouchy protective landlord and the geeky guy from CLOSE ENCOUNTERS of The THIRD KIND and how that hippie soundtrack definitely kicked ass. Mom, a staunch church goer- would always holler & rant about Ben using the cross as a weapon and lock to help him & Elaine escape. Sometimes she liked it and other times it bothered her. As the baby, I couldn't wait to be old enough to truly GET IT. I own the film. I just watched it today. I am 52yrs old. It STILL makes me laugh, gasp, cringe, giggle and cheer! Plus, I never thought I'd still learn and grow from rewatching it, but although I will always have a soft spot for the goofy, aimless, kinda creepy love-starved Benjamin-- I felt a bit more PITY and EMPATHY for the adults, well mostly Mrs. Robinson. GO COUGARS!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just wish she didn't have to feel so bitter & crushed inside that she wanted to punish her daughter by marrying the dumbass aryan looking frat boy. But then, if Mrs. Robinson had just divorced & left to actually have a life instead of still being a megabitch, there would be NO GREAT ENDING TO THE MOVIE. Also, this was the 1st time for me, EVER, that I watched the movie and FINALLY noticed, that nobody, not even her adult friends or husband, servants, her LOVER----nobody ever refers to Mrs. Robinson by her FIRST NAME. I kept WACTHING & WAITING. Then it hit me that nobody in my family during all the viewings, and even reading different reviews' no mention of this character as AN INDEPENDENT INDIVIDUAL. Nope, just a wife, and that was just a mistake. WoW. THIS is the REAL Darth Mader. With no bullshit pop-psycho-babble explanation or excuse. Some people are born and raised in a society that actually conditions them to make choices that are detrimental to their own existence. Some people manage to fight through the mess with moments of clarity. Mrs. Robinson is NOT one of those people. Ben and Elaine APPEAR to have this moment at the end of the film BUT this was just a moment. IT WON'T LAST. That's Life. Now What? THIS FILM IS MAGNIFICENT & TIMELESS for the OPEN-HEARTED and OPEN-MINDED.
Alright boys now we gotta wait another 3 years
I don’t know why he doesn’t make more videos? He has a potential gold mind of a channel
I just watched taxy driver's analysis and immidiately subscribed, then proceeded to check the channel and when I saw it had only 2 uploads it broke my heart. I'm glad that u're back
Please make more! You're so good at talking about the anatomy of films.
and just like that
he vanished
like an angels kiss
Holy hell you’re back
I cannot express my feelings towards this movie. I watched it lately (I'm 18) and I found myself feeling every bit of Benjamin's insecuruty, discontent and incertainty. Every time he was asked what he will do in the future and he answered that he didn't know, or when he was floating in the swimming pool for hours - that's how I fell right now, slowly going into adulthood, leaving everything safe behind, trying to do right things. I don't know if my perception will change in the future, but as for now I love this movie and the way it portrays what everyone has to face at a certain age.
Great analysis, I liked how you pointed out Graduate's editing and camera tricks - that's what makes this movie a real masterpiece. Thank you for your work on this video.
This is an absolute triumph. Wow. Well done.
U should make more videos about these movies I like how u really understand these characters
This is a well made video essay.
I was 19 when I first saw it. I was so supercharged that I ran the mile+ back to my place.
Masterpiece of a film
his content its so rich, I would love him to come back with more videos, and a did read the description, hope he brings more videos soon :)
I can’t believe this channel only has one other video, from 3 years ago! Please don’t make us wait so long for the next one!
Thanks for uploading again man, this is just as awesome as your taxi driver analysis
very nice, I love Ann Bancroft she is an amazing actress, this movie is of interest just to see her act. Dustin Hoffman is excellent, even he looks good in the movies
I wouldn’t even dare to critique this film, I just know I enjoyed watching it, it left me feeling very sad actually, and the soundtrack by S and G was stunning and suited the film perfectly.
Decades later this film is still watched and enjoyed by millions I think that it speaks for itself.
Welcome back, greetings from México
Finally you uploaded
Would love to see your take on joker
This and the Taxi Driver video are top notch, I would love to see you making a video analyzing my favorite film, American Beauty.
It's a very poetic film. Especially during the s and g soundtrack.
life is crazy i chose to do an essay on the taxi driver for no reason, i couldve written about a lollipop or shoe if i wanted to but i choose the taxi driver because id never seen it until 2 days ago at 1 am because it was the only free time i had. and today your taxi driver video was recommended to me and the comments i saw the most were "this is a movie you need to watch at 1am" and comments sad because that was the only video you have posted and it's been years, and now you have posted!!!!!! ( i know this is not crazy but it's the little things in life)
brilliant. really enjoyed this
A masterclass in film analysis and delivery. More please.
Great video. Wanted another for so long but didnt think it would happen. I hope you'll upload again soon
A really good analysis of this brilliant movie!
I've always thought the sound of silence sequence is an absolutely perfect display of how it feels to be dissonant from life
0:11
exact words when the notification for ur channel popped up
I watched it when I was too young to be watching it back then.
😬!!
Greatest comeback ever. Can you tell us where have you been.
Alrighty see you in three years!
Dude, hope there are more videos from you.. that was good. I am going watch this one as well
Welcome back sir
Excellent video! Thank you
Man these are really good and thought provoking. Good shit. 👍
Just watched your Taxi Driver video, subbed, then watched this one - keep giving us good content! You're awesome!
Holy crap a new video from you! Welcome back!!!
Never thought this day would come!
I can't believe this. A new video. Finally....
Please make more...just subbed. Loved the Taxi Driver vid!