what i watched in september
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WHAT DID YOU WATCH THIS MONTH
Finally watched Donnie Darko and I am so glad I did
Tron, Tron Legacy, and Am I Racist?. That's what I watched.
Your videos
I finally watched Madame Web and good God, it wa absolutely horrendous. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a superhero movie fail so much at being a comprehensible film.
I saw the outrun. Beautiful movie.
u should watch it and tell us your thoughts abt it in a video.
0:17 The Heartbreak Kid
0:49 The Bikeriders
1:34 Aguirre The Wrath of God
2:16 Between the Temples
3:07 Beetlejuice
3:29 Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
3:47 Phantom Thread
4:27 Philadelphia
4:56 Escape from the Planet of the Apes
5:20 Days of Heaven
6:31 Moonstruck
6:50 Hearts of Darkness
7:40 Barry Lyndon
8:19 Baraka
9:04 The Master
9:59 Along Came Polly
10:31 Kill Bill Vol 1
11:12 Steve!
11:42 Night at the Museum
12:06 Saturday Night
12:18 The Wild Robot
12:35 The SpongeBob movie
13:11 Napoleon Dynamite
13:38 The Circus
14:42 Joker 2
14:32 The Substance
15:41 The Good Doctor, The Big Red One, and Live Free or Die Hard
Joker 2 timestamp is not right
Thanks babes❤️❤️
Joker 2: 14:12
Joker 2: 14:12
Thank you
The SpongeBob movie is an absolute classic. Rewatch a couple days ago and still enjoyed as much as I did as a kid.
probably the best road movie ever made.
Just saw the wild robot yesterday and man is it a banger do not sleep on that one. It really feels like dreamworks is in a golden age right now.
I'm predicting it now, wild robot is getting the oscar for best animated feature
@@senoj.rednaxela oh absolutely 100%
they are absolutely not in their golden age but the wild robot does go crazy
Megamind, that on mermaid movie, and Kung fu Panda 4?
Didn't megamind 2 come out less than a year ago?
The Substance and The Wild Robot are currently my two favorite movies of the year for complete opposite reasons.
I got to see Napoleon Dynamite in Austin as a special QnA screening, and Napoleon, Pedro, and Uncle Rico were there in person, and afterwards I got to go on the stage and do a dance off in front of the crowd since I dressed as Napoleon along with everyone else who dressed as characters from the movie. I didn’t get to say much to the Jons but Efren was super nice and he shock my hand, and that made my week. They all seemed like really nice and cool people and even though I didn’t win any of the cool prizes they had for trivia or the dance off, it’s a movie memory I’ll forever cherish. The only thing was i wish I could’ve told them how much the film meant to me and how it inspired a young, shy middle schooler to do the dance for the talent show and win 1st place(the prize was just a $25 whataburger card, but that wasn’t important to me) likewise, I’ll forever love Napoleon Dynamite, gosh!
I'm seeing it in November when they're coming to my city! Can't wait
There is something about knowing a film I saw as a teen on the big screen when it came out finding a strong audience today that feels so amusing. Same with "Coraline".
I really hope Karsten ranks all of the movies he watched in his ‘Monkey Mondays’ challenge at the end of the year.
My favorite new releases this month were Red Rooms and The Substance. I also saw Persona, Chungking Express, and Hereditary for the first time-all great!
I work at a movie theatre and we’ve had 4 people pass out and 1 projectile vomiting from watchingThe Substance. Safe to say I’m intrigued
Wait till terrifier 3
@@gabrielcastaneda9700 saw the substance twice had no issues, but Terrifier 3 definitely might make me throw up
It’s great body horror but slightly overhyped how nasty it is, although very underhyped as to how funny it is. I absolutely loved it
I watched the following:
- Beetlejuice 2
- 12 Angry Men
- Casper
- Young Frankenstein
- To Catch a Thief
- Psycho
I love the fact that Aguirre has been cited in the influences for Paddington In Peru. The latter of which I am more excited for than a 37 year old should be. The 8th of November cannot come quick enough.
13:45 Chaplin Graplin
7:40 YESS Barry Lyndon is sooo good... 2001 is still my fav Kubrick film but its not far behind
It’s interesting that The Circus is in public domain now. No Joke.
i was at the spongebob screening too!!!!!! it was my fav theater experience it was something i will never forget.
Absolutely agree 100% with Phantom Thread. I watched it for a third time recently and it has a place high on my all time list. Truly perfect. And Vicky Krieps: her name is a sentence.
8:37 Stone In Focus MENTIONED
1:14 “especially Michael Shannon who just eats up every scene he’s in”
I think that’s just true of every Shannon movie ever.
12:34 this is the first time I've ever burst out loud watching one of your videos
Oh my god, it's probably been a month and I still can't stop thinking about Between the Temples. Holy crap I loved it. The Substance probably tops it objectively, but it's a top contender for my top movie of the year. It's cool that you mentioned La Chimera too, what s cool movie, I can see why you thought of it. Ironically the speedy edited moments reminded me of Uncut Gems, but in a fun way not an intense UG way. The Master is totally slept on. It's easily top 3 PTA for me.
Unbreakable (2000). It is time.
Whatever your thoughts are on Joker 1, I really doubt anyone can give an argument for it needing a sequel
As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the first one, I agree. Definitely didn't need a sequel and I have very little interest in watching the second one. Idk, it feels like it's going to be missing a lot of what made the Joker compelling in the first one.
@@joyc.e.7511 I really liked Joker 2 but it's definitely not for everyone. If you don't have much familiarity with psychological thrillers or dramas, it will feel pretty disjointed to you. I think so little happens in that movie that if you aren't interested in watching the movie, you're not missing out on much.
i think the original is pretty good but that’s about it. personally the sequel has elevated joker (2019) for me because it was so bad it made me appreciate what we already had before
I'm glad that you got to see Baraka. One of my favorite movies. It's a good watch when life is getting stressful and I need a film to meditate over for an hour or 2
Days of heaven is such an amazing film, ot really made me fall in love with malik
Of the 23 films I saw in September, The Substance, Spirit of the Beehive, and Sisters of the Gion were my favorites.
starting the month with Elaine May can never go wrong 😁
they all want me until they find out I watch karsten runquist videos as soon as they come out
Lmao I saw the clip from the Spongebob screening and was like "wtf is this on film" (worked at a theatre during the transition from film to digital so I can ~just tell~ still I guess), glad to know it was
So many good ones! What a perfectly curated list for this time of year. It's like, if these movies were a month, they'd all be September. Accept maybe Moonstruck but somehow it fits.
Ah the greatest movie of all time in here
Easily a masterpiece
My childhood introduction to PSH was Twister, eating up all the comedic relief.
Also rewatched Kill Bill (both volumes) and it’s just so perfect🤌🏼
It’s interesting you watched Baraka and The Master back-to-back, as PTA had said the iconic monkey shot (8:38) directly inspired the introduction shot of Freddie right at the beginning of the movie!
thank you for mentioning nacho libre on this latino heritage month
excited to hear what you thought about The Big Red One! Most people consider it Fuller's most well rounded experience, though personally I found The Steel Helmet to be a relatively more enticing watch.
Okay this month I saw…
-Aftersun (5/5)
-Interstellar (5/5)
-Paddington (5/5)
-A Futile and Stupid Gesture (4.5/5
-Soul (5/5)
-Vice (3/5)
-Super 8 (4/5)
-Bones and All (5/5)
-C’mon C’mon (5/5)
-Perfect Days (5/5)
-M*A*S*H (3.5/5)
I've been very busy with college classes, so I watched a whole 2 movies, Trap and Transformers One.
I don't have much to say about Trap. It was fun. Would recommend.
As for Transformers, it might be my favorite movie of the year so far. I haven't seen much but I loved it. I'm not even a Transformers fan, I've seen the first 2 Bay movies and Bumblebee, that's it. Would highly recommend it.
If Karsten ever got married, I bet the marriage would be sponsored by MUBI
So many good watches. So many I have yet to see!
Out of nowhere I guess but I recommend you watch the 18 minute Adult Swim pilot Eggland. There's a lot of mixed reactions in the comments that make it feel pretty interesting to find out how everyone feels.
OMG thank you!! I remember watching Days of Heaven in a film class in college long ago but for the life of me couldn’t remember the title of the film.
I watched altered states, death squad, the flying guillotine, the watchers, spring and chaos, blink twice, megalopolis, i saw the tv glow, clonus, and ilya muromets
"This video is brought to you by Mubi"
Not seeing a Squarespace sponsor and seeing something else gave me whiplash
This month went by so quickly and so slowly at the same time. As I’m going over what I watched this month in my head for this comment, I’m thinking, “was that seriously less than a month ago?” But at the same time, August felt so much longer.
Anyway, I watched Bridesmaids for the first time - I’ve recently seen people discussing how comedy deserves to be taken more seriously as it takes just as much effort to come up with a story with good jokes as it does a heart-wrenching dramatic one and now that I think about it, Bridesmaids is a perfect example of a blend of exceptional humour and emotional depth. I love Kristen Wiig lol
I was feeling nostalgic so I watched a few Robin Williams and Lindsay Lohan movies from the '90s and '00s. Mrs. Doubtfire was as wonderful as ever and you know, right as I clicked “Play” on Flubber, for some reason, I suddenly thought I was setting myself to be quite bored at best and it would be one of those childhood movies you rewatch as an adult and find they’re not nearly as good as you remember but no, it’s very enjoyable and
(spoilurrrzzzz)
Weebo’s death makes me cri evry tim.
There’s something about these movies with these actors that’s so cosy and nostalgic, even if I didn’t watch all of them when I was younger. I rewatched The Parent Trap for the first time since I was about ten, then Freaky Friday and Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen for the first time and of course I rewatched Mean Girls. I will confess I had never seen Mean Girls in its entirety a year ago but since November, I’ve literally watched it three times lol (also the musical movie, which, yeah, it isn’t as good but it’s nowhere near awful!).
And lastly, I finished watching every Pixar movie, which I started doing in June and then just kind of forgot about but when I saw Inside Out 2 was coming to Disney+, I decided to continue doing that (and I’m gonna find time to watch Inside Out 2 again as soon as I can, I’m very excited). I also watched the shorts and specials and all that. There are some I hadn’t seen before, including a lot from the Sparkshorts series, which are very good. As for the movies themselves, I actually hadn’t seen Luca and Lightyear before. I loved Luca, it’s very, very cute and captures the feeling of a fun childhood summer perfectly and Lightyear... is also very fun. I was so surprised, it’s nothing like what most people say. It’s not gritty, it’s not boring, it just feels like a fun popcorn movie, as they say, with a heartwarming message and stellar (ha) animation. Yeah, the twist goes against canon but - with all due respect to Toy Story lore - idrc lolz. And GUYS, WOW, Onward is still soooo good, I’d literally put it in my top five Pixar movies, why do people not like it??!?? Aludbwkidj. I’m sorry, I just had to mention that one in particular because I’m consistently blown away every time I watch it and everyone seems to either overlook it or find it quite average.
So yeah. That’s that.
Also why do the automated captions censor “moron”
If you liked Baraka you should definitely watch Koyaanisqatsi if you haven’t already. The person who directed Baraka is the cinematographer here and it has an incredible score by Philip Glass.
12:00 Yeah, I agree. This guy is better as a Golden Globes host lol.
You should definitely watch more Herzog!! Aguirre stuck with me as my first film of his and I've been a fan ever since. I don't even know what to shout out next in his filmography, though Cave of Forgotten Dreams is an especially... relaxing(?) film of his that I enjoyed recently.
I saw…
Howl’s Moving Castle - 4/5 - Third time,l viewing, it is one of Miyazaki’s weaker films for me, but that really just means it’s great.
Transformers One - 4/5 - Shockingly good, but it grows better as it goes on.
Megalopolis - Okay, I have two ways to view it:
As an artistic vision: 4/5. I respect the dedication to get it made, and it clearly reeks of passion. But…
As a film by itself: 1/5. It so doesn’t commit to any idea it presents that it feels like chunks are missing, it feels artsy for the sake of it, and by the last ten minutes, I just started laughing. I couldn’t hold it in anymore. Just… I get what he was going for, that does not mean he achieved it.
And some other stuff I don’t remember
My August and September watches;
The Boy and the Heron - 9/10 - _A beautiful movie about loss and acceptance with Miyazaki's trademark whimsy is an experience that I'll never forget. A bit convoluted at times but otherwise an excellent watch._
X-Men Origins: Wolverine - 3/10 - _Hilariously bad but oddly entertaining at the same time. A guilty pleasure lol._
X-Men: First Class - 8/10 - _A much needed soft reboot/prequel that plays out like a much better version of X-Men 1. The middle chunk of the movie gets a bit sluggish but the 3rd act is very good, probably the best 3rd act in an X-Men movie. Solid performances too especially from James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Kevin Bacon._
X-Men: Days of Future Past - 8.5/10 - _A great follow-up to First Class that connects the past and future versions of the characters culminating in a way that acts as a great closure to this franchise (which didn't end here sadly). The movie does have some obvious flaws and inconsistencies but overall it's one of if not the best X-Men movie out there._
The Wolverine - 7.5/10 - _The twist at the end was pretty bad which brings down an otherwise good movie._
X-Men: Apocalypse - 6/10 - _This movie feels like a bunch of scenes stitched together without any real direction. There are a few good scenes here which saves this movie from being a total disaster._
X-Men: Dark Pheonix - 4/10 - _Atleast Apocalypse was slightly entertaining, this movie is a snoozefest._
The New Mutants - 5/10 - _A few good spooky scenes but otherwise it's boring._
Logan - 9/10 - _There are very few comic book movies that leave such a lasting emotional impact on a viewer, Logan is one such movie. A breath of fresh air after so many mediocre entries._
Kill - 8/10 - _I love me some straightforward revenge thriller with lots of brutal kills and action. This may not be the best movie of the year but it sure was a satisfying yet kinda sad watch._
Spy x Family CODE: White - 8/10 - _To put it simply, if you enjoyed the show you're gonna enjoy this one too. Even if you've never watched the show it still works well as a standalone feature although context does help._
Delicious in Dungeon (Season 1) - 8.5/10 - _A really great fantasy anime with some of the best world building I've ever seen. Every part of the dungeon is so exquisitely well detailed that it feels like a real living breathing world. The main leads are all very likeable and the english dub is great. Can't recommend this show enough._
X-Men '97 (Season 1) - 9/10 - _I'm a bit late on this but I'm happy to say that this lived up to all the hype and expectations I had. The best part about this show is how well it develops almost every single character in a meaningful way and makes them all stand out to each other. On top of that, the 90s series isn't a required viewing to understand this show even tho it's a continuation. This honestly might just be the best piece of X-Men media (outside of the comics)._
Well, that's it for me.
2:34 Funny Games? I’m gonna assume you meant Funny Pages, lol. I loved that movie, though, so I’m excited to check this one out
He probably means Funny Games
Still upset I missed The Substance this month. Trying to see it as soon as possible
I care about the wild robot but not watching your video until I see the film! I can't wait
I watched:
Mission Impossible (3.5/5)
Unforgiven (4.5/5)
August in the Water (4/5)
The Reconstruction (3.5/5)
Aguirre, the Wrath of God (4.5/5 - Rewatch)
Grizzly Man (4.5/5)
Beetlejuice (4/5 - Rewatch)
Taste of Cherry (5/5 - Rewatch)
Blade Runner (4.5/5 - Rewatch)
if… (4.5/5 - Rewatch)
The Man Who Knew Too Much 1956 (4/5 - Rewatch)
Mysterious Object at Noon (3.5/5)
Mulholland Drive (5/5 - Rewatch)
I Am Cuba (5/5 - Rewatch)
Schindler’s List (3.5/5)
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (3.5/5)
Love I Am Cuba and Taste of Cherry! 🤩
The fact I was gonna go to the master and SpongeBob and didn’t only to find out you went makes me so upsetti.
Karsten I would absolutely LOVE to hear your thoughts on transformers one. Its such a special movie especially for what it could mean for animation moving forward if it does well and I don't see enough people talking about it.
Hey Karsten, been loving watching your videos and hearing your insight on movies. With Halloween coming up, I would love to hear your opinions on a select few that have been my favorite. Ichi the Killer, I Drink Your Blood, and The Bannana Splits movie are my favorites rn. They’re all of different styles and quality but all I feel are a good time and would recommend to anyone watching horror. Cheers!!
You should check out Samsara - it’s the sequel to Baraka. Just as mesmerizing!
- Flow: 4/5
- Sasquatch Sunset: 4/5
- Kill: 4/5
- The Fault (1980): 3.5/5
- The Surfer: 3.5/5
- Alien Romulus: 3.5/5
15:22
I'm puzzled, only saw one of these movies MANY years ago, but if I had a guess they are all... movies you watched that have left a lasting impact on you despite not being especially good or memorable.
Great set of movies!
What I watched:
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - (4/5)
Kinds of Kindness - rewatch (5/5)
Darkness Falls - (2/5)
I Used to Be Funny - (4/5)
Cinderella 1997 - (3.5/5)
The Front Room - (2/5)
V/H/S 2 - (4/5)
Verotika - (0.5/5)
The Crow 2024 - (3/5)
Happiness - (5/5)
The Hole - (2.5/5)
Wendy and Lucy - (3.5/5)
V/H/S: Viral - (1.5/5)
The Substance - (5/5)
Alice in Wonderland - (N/A)
Evil Dead Rise - rewatch (4/5)
Bring It On - (4/5)
The Substance - rewatch (5/5)
Blink Twice - (4/5)
Inland Empire - (N/A)
Possession - (4.5/5)
Joker - (3/5)
pretty good list
Loved the substance
You should watch The new year that never came, the winner of the Venice Festival’s Orizzonti section
Just the best films I have seen last month:
A Taste of Cold Steel 1970
Murder by Contract 1958
Enter the Clones of Bruce 2023 (Documentary)
Dance with the Devil (Perdita Durango) 1997 (rewatch)
Swift Sword 1980
A Better Tomorrow I+II 1986/1987
Tomie 1998 (rewatch)
Flower & Snake II 2005
The Killer 1989 (rewatch)
Bullet in the Head 1990
A Chinese Ghost Story I-III 1987/1990/1991
The Queen of Black Magic 1981
Hard Boiled 1992 (rewatch)
The Peacock King 1988
Lady with a Sword 1971
Painted Skin 1992
And yesterday (so this month, but I need to mention it because it is so great!): Journey to the West 2021, which may be one of the highlights of this year.
You're like Ryan Gosling in Drive, if instead of driving he watched movies.
I feel like I’m only person who liked Joker 2 cause it was made to subvert expectations and to be a meta commentary on parasocial idol worship of how people wanted violent deranged individual get even crazier and not try to get better. Once he confessed in his crimes, everyone abandoned him. Musical numbers were great, and while Gaga was underutilized it was still fine, not terrible. Doesn’t deserve the hate train it got.
But if that was the case… why spend 200 million to a sequel of a divisive film while telling those who did like it to screw themselves?
Artisitic merit or not, that is a great example of Hollywood overspending. I’m saying this as someone who has no desire to see either (except to see if they’re that bad)
The Substance was definitely so gross, but so bonkers you just got to admire it. I still feel the story & themes too cliche, tho it does provoke people with that in your face approach. A good companion piece to the Ozempic trend.😅
I will be going to see the wild robot next weekend after I get paid 🙏 gotta support good animation and I really need it right about now
Dìdi - 6/5
Yojimbo - 3.5/5
Conan the Barbarian - 1.5/5
Climax - 4.5/5
The Double - 4.5/5
Blue Velvet - 5/5
Enter the Void - 3/5
you are seen. (Short) - 0/5
nothing, except everything. (Short) - 0/5
Memories of Underdevelopment- 3.5/5
The Lighthouse - 100/5 greatest movie ever
The Substance - 4/5
Amadeus - 3.5/5
Megalopolis - 1.5/5
Paterson - 3.5/5
my sept watches and my ratings:
Her 4.5 ⭐️
Lisa Frankenstein 3.5 ⭐️
NT Live: Prima Facie 5 ⭐️
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 3.5 ⭐️
Dead Poets Society 4.5 ⭐️
Top Gun Maverick 3.5 ⭐️
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 5 (rewatch) ⭐️
I watched a couple of Robin Williams movies this month but not Dead Poets Society because I think it’s supposed to be quite sad? And I wasn’t really in the mood for that lol. I definitely will watch it one of these days, though, it’s been on my mind for a long time. And Top Gun: Maverick is sooo good!
@@rocco3605 dead poets society does have a sad part to it but there is a lot of joy in it too! As for top gun it’s not my usual sort of film but i recognise that it is a good film and I had fun with it!
@@niamhwelsh That’s good to know, thank you! ☺️ I was pretty sure that was the case but now I don’t think it’s, like, too heavy for me to absolutely need to be in a certain mood. And yeah, I think the reason why I preferred Top Gun: Maverick to the original Top Gun is that it felt like it was more focused on the emotional stakes and less on the technical jargon, which the original had a lot of and that’s not inherently bad but... I get kind of... not bored but lost, basically. :P
Prima Facie is soo good
@@yehonatanabutbul2358 it’s brilliant, would love to see a dvd release or something
Fun fact: Joaquin Phoenix's performance in the Master was influenced by the monkey in Baraka
4:08 and 6:29 for a sec i thought you used the same clip but it's just a similar scene of someone taking off their sock. i know what type of man you are karsten
Karsten video, yippie!
The Substance is my favorite movie going experience this year
Your first Herzog movie? Now watch his Nosferatu for Halloween 🎃
days of heaven and barry lyndon in one month- 'nuff said
You should watch His three daughters, great movie on grief
Movies:
Milk & Serial
Beetlejuice rewatch
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2 times)
The Front Room
Strange Darling
Chime
Speak No Evil
Transformers One
Rebel Ridge
The Substance
Never Let Go
Hollywood Black docuseries
My Old Ass
The Wild Robot
Megalopolis
Wise Guy (Sopranos Documentary)
Joker rewatch
Joker: Folie à deux
15:30 I would imagine it's a followup to your Presidential ranking? Vice presidents, maybe? Or perhaps Supreme Court justices? (They can't ALL prefer "My Cousin Vinny.")
Baraka is a GOD DAMN masterpiece!!!
Along came Polly is peak comedy giving it a 2.5 hurt my soul
It’s a 3/5 with just Phillip Seymour Hoffmanns parts edited in a montage it’s a 3.5 at the least
Damn can't think what connects The Good Doctor and Live free or Die Hard.
1.5/5
"The Heartbreak Kid"
2/5
"Escape from the Planet of the Apes"
"Live Free or Die Hard"
2.5/5
"Along Came Polly"
3/5
"Kill Bill Vol. 1"
"The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie"
3.5/5
"Philadelphia"
"The Master"
4/5
"The Circus"
"Beetlejuice"
"Napoleon Dynamite"
"A Night at the Museum"
4.5/5
"Phantom Thread"
Thought the guy in the heart break kid was anton du beke
If you liked Baraka you gotta watch Samsara stat
Nightcrawler - 3.5/5
The Nice Guys - 4/5
Decendants 4 - 2/5
Uglies - 1.5/5
Beetlejuice - 2.5/5
You should review G-Force
Karsten I only haven't watched your Wild Robot video yet cause I haven't seen it myself I'll watch it iMMedIATELY AFTER I GO SEE IT TONIGHT I PROMISE !!!!
Hey Karsten you didn't make it to TIFF this year?
month 4 of asking karsten to add chapters (time stamps) with the titles
Great video. In September I watched
1. White Chicks (Rewatch) (3.5/5)
2. Sting (First time watch) (3/5)
3. Rebel Ridge (First time watch) (4/5)
4. Rad (First time watch) (3.5/5)
5. Rudy (Rewatch) (5/5)
6. For Love of the Game (First time watch) (3/5)
7. Satan's Little Helper (Rewatch) (3/5)
8. Trap (First time watch) (2.5/5)
9. The Bikeriders (First time watch) (3/5)
10. Arcadian (First time watch) (3/5)
11. The Many Saints of Newark (First time Watch) (3.5/5)
12. Apartment 7A (First time watch) (2.5/5)
13. Rosemary’s Baby (Rewatch) (5/5)
watched Baraka on mushrooms with an ex years ago, christ it was lovely.
Fav series on yt
Edit: the master is one of the greatest movies of all time
Why don't you try watching Andrei Tarkovsky movies ?
I finished watching them recently and oh boy he's a true genius when it comes to direction and cinematography...
dude baraka is the shit on some acid
I guess if you're gonna watch your first Werner Herzog movie there is no better one than Aguirre
Are you going to watch Piece by Piece? Possibly my favorite LEGO movie
I can't wait to see this next week!
The next video is about the font of the movie poster