he had enough even after great performance in wolf of the wall street they didnt give him oscar, he was saying to them just give me my goddamn oscar already!!!
@@cedenoanthony45 The Master (one of my favourite films), Owning Mahowny, God's Pocket, Capote, Doubt, Moneyball, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Ides of March, Love Liza, The Savages, Flawless, Synecdoche New York, Punch-Drunk Love, The Big Lebowski, Magnolia, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, A Most-Wanted Man, Scent of a Woman, Patch Adams, Twister, Charlie Wilson's War, Boogie Nights... I've seen all of these and he was brilliant in all of them, whether a bit part or lead. There are others he was in that I haven't seen. He is just about my favourite actor of his generation, and I was so sad he died, much too soon.
Something that really bothers me is how there are some actors out there who have so much potential and are just straight up gifted, but they play in really shit movies and can’t display their skills.
It's one of them movies no one's seen but it's so good, it's like the movie and it's sequel , basically it's a take on what we do when we realise it's not about us rather it's about our children
There Will Be Blood has been my favorite movie for years. At first all the subtle ferocity and the ballistic ending baffled me. But I was intrigued to watch it multiple times afterwards and I have so much appreciation for PTA's cinematography, the amazing soundtrack and, of course, DDL's legendary acting skills.
Be sorry you fucking idiot. DiCaprio just showed that he can tell a lot more without any dialogue than Hardy could with all the exposition in the world. You have no clue what real acting is. Hardy is artificial, DiCaprio is real.
Stewart Kee...The only fucking idiot here is you.. Tom Hardy's Performance in Bronson is better than every single performance dicaprio ever did...even better than eating gilbert grape and Django.. Plus, add Locke, Warrior, The Revenant, Fury Road etc then you have a guy could play subtle and powerful performances with absolute class.. Hardy >>> Dicaprio
Daniel Day Lewis is the only actor alive who can change his facial appearance and dialect to portray a character in a movie role then any actor alive today !
i've watched all of your best acting videos. you have a good eye for the cinematic experience. i found that in the previous videos you focused a lot on very dramatic emotional outbursts like crying and anger. i really like how you have decided to do something a little different this time and show subtle emotions. hope you keep making videos!
+tiberiius Thanks for noticing. I wish all the people would understand that it's an ongoing series and wouldn't expect everything (different kinds of acting and also all the performances) in one or two videos.
I love these compilations, you have such a good eye for particularly stunning pieces of cinema as well as acting, please never stop making these. Within seconds of pressing play my hair was standing on end.
Thank you so much for posting these videos. I watch them on a regular basis because it's the ultimate collection of inspirational performances. Don't stop what you're doing. You have no idea how much this means to me.
I’ve watched over an hour of OP’s best acting videos and there has been some exceptional scenes but James Gandolfini’s scene here at 10mins is the only time I had to rewind and rewatch. a very honorable mention to Edie falco in this scene as well. My opinion is Regardless of his passing, so few have ever completely owned a character as well as he did.. granted, he had more screen time to do it than any film actor. Truly a professional Among professionals
Gary Oldman was truly amazing in "State of Grace". And Jack Lemmon in "Glengarry Glen Ross"...man, not enough words to describe how good he was in that movie.
I really like these videos man, you do a great job picking the scenes and the background music is sublime. Also, you upload them with short time-marge, which means you really like doing this. Congratulations I hope you grow in youtube ;D
In my opinion Bryan Cranston deserves a spot in the next compliation for his character in Breaking Bad. Also, Jacob Trembley deserves to be mentioned, his acting skills are quite impressive, despite the young age. Great video!
Great video as always! That last scene from Breaking Bad absolutely killed it. Very underrated performance of Esposito. How did you get the footage for "The Revenant" though? It's a new movie, did you request it from the production company or what?
+TheJoker Oh, and I nearly forgot to mention that the music playing in the background in the first minutes of the video was magnificent. Very well chosen.
you should do one just for TV. There are so many good shows with remarkable acting. Breaking Bad, Louie, Game of Thrones, Better Call Saul. Just a suggestion, great video as always!
i love these videos! i watch all of them so many times that i've memorized them... hahaha i don't know if you take requests but i'd love to watch: -marion cotillard in la vie en rose -hugh jackman in prisioners (the car scene please!!) -leonardo dicaprio in django - rooney mara in the girl with the dragon tattoo -robert deniro in cape fear -joaquin phoenix in her thank you so much!
sitiosanguinem do you have anywhere else you upload these videos because some are blocked in the UK now and I neeeeeeeed to watch them all especially the newest one
Suggestions for next videos: Sean Penn - I am Sam Daniel Day Lewis - My Left Foot Ricardo Darin - The Secret in Their Eyes Ryan Gosling - Half Nelson Viggo Mortensen - Eastern Promises Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal - Prisoners Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea Meryl Streep - Sophie's Choice Kathy Bates - Misery Emily Watson - Breaking the Waves Nicole Kidman - Rabbit Hole Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett - Notes on a Scandal Juliane Moore - Still Alice Orson Welles - The Third Man Henry Fonda - Once Upon a Time in the West Christopher Walken - The Deer Hunter Leonardo di Caprio - What's Eating Gilbert Grape Ralph Fiennes - Schindler's List Edward Norton - Primal Fear Javier Bardem - No Country for Old Men Angelina Jolie - Girl, Interrupted Jennifer Jason Leigh - The Hateful Eight Anne Baxter and Bette Davis - All About Eve Keep up the good work :)
I've been acting for 5 years, been self-educating longer - and I'm so grateful my first acting coach emphasized the power of non-verbals. More than half of performance doesn't have dialogue. Embrace the scene and feeling.
DD Lewis in TWBB is a top ten performance of all time. I’m so glad you included the Sopranos and breaking bad too, excellent acting by Jimmy Edie and Gus!!!
Gary Oldman's performance in State of Grace is one of my all time favorite acting performances. It's not easy to upstage Penn, but Oldman owned every scene he was in. And to think he didn't even get nominated.
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Why, from someone who obviously respects and admires cinema, would you add your own idea of an appropriate soundtrack..?
The final scene in the Revenant with DiCaprio is truly something. He doesn’t even need to say anything, but the emotion shown in his face, amazing
reminds me of Marlon Brando "last tango in Paris"...the final scene.
It reminded me of the closing shot from Memories of Murder, by Bong Joon Ho
Great performance but why was it scripted for him to look at the camera i didn't get it.
hes a real diamond in the acting ... there is only a few people like Smith or Pitt who can actualy gives everything to the role..
he had enough even after great performance in wolf of the wall street they didnt give him oscar, he was saying to them just give me my goddamn oscar already!!!
Every time I see Philip Seymour Hoffman my heart breaks a little. He was SO good. Such a loss for film that he is no longer with us.
Same. Absolutely brilliant. He was on his way to a top 5 actor of all time. Easily. Already talented as anyone who's ever acted imo
How is he so good? I don’t see it. But I definitley see Daniel Day Lewis being a top 5 actor. Point me to some movies of his
@@cedenoanthony45 The Master (one of my favourite films), Owning Mahowny, God's Pocket, Capote, Doubt, Moneyball, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Ides of March, Love Liza, The Savages, Flawless, Synecdoche New York, Punch-Drunk Love, The Big Lebowski, Magnolia, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, A Most-Wanted Man, Scent of a Woman, Patch Adams, Twister, Charlie Wilson's War, Boogie Nights... I've seen all of these and he was brilliant in all of them, whether a bit part or lead. There are others he was in that I haven't seen. He is just about my favourite actor of his generation, and I was so sad he died, much too soon.
It's weird because I can appreciate that he was a great actor but I just didn't like him. I only ever watched any film he was in if forced to.
@@maryclaremayo6157Thank you for defending PSH...I think Doubt and Owning Mahoney were amazing evidence of his gift.
Something that really bothers me is how there are some actors out there who have so much potential and are just straight up gifted, but they play in really shit movies and can’t display their skills.
Just out of curiosity, what actors do you have in mind?
Adam Sandler, Robert De Niro
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De Niro has been in some of the best movies of all time. Bad example.
Nic Cage, Kristen Stewart
killerX 36 anther one is travis fimmel. His performance in vikings is one of the best I have ever seen.
Ben Mendelsohn is one of our most underappericiated actors out there.. He's so good!
RIGHT!!!!!! Can't wait to see him in Rogue One
+HrTjernobyl after being a natural talent in australia for so many years, really great to see him creating a name for himself
He was in ten minutes of Place Beyond the Pines, which is a two and a half hour film, and he almost walked away with the whole thing.
Jennyfisch He was great but I think Bradley Cooper gave the best performance in the movie
go watch him in bloodline(TV show ) he was so fucking great
Daniel Day Lewwis is superb. Probably one of the best actors alive. What is the name of the song at the beginning?
Nils Frahm - Corn
+sitiosanguinem thanks
you have great taste in everything
With the greatest of respect to all actors. Daniel Day Lewis is in a class of his own.
The Revenant ending is my favourite 4th wall break. That stare is both mesmerizing and haunting.
Peter Dinklage was great in that scene. One of the greatest scenes I'v seen, one of the best scenes in the show
They never should have tried to make him into the good guy after that season.
@@darj617 agree
@@darj617 😍
Basil Ganglia Yes he was in the first half of the show. In the second half, the writing ruined his character, but the acting was still pretty solid.
@ in the end they were reduced to cardboard characters. As for the first 4 seasons, some of the best acting I’ve ever seen
Daniel Day-Lewis should be the first 10 compilations alone. The greatest actor to ever live; a close second, Marlon Brando.
DDL is 🐐
Ight... your funny xD
DDL
BRANDO
DENIRO
And imo PSH was on his way
@@el34glo59who is PSH?
@@cedenoanthony45 Phillip Seymour Hoffman
Love to see The Place Beyond The Pines in here, such a beautiful film. One of my favourites ever
It's one of them movies no one's seen but it's so good, it's like the movie and it's sequel , basically it's a take on what we do when we realise it's not about us rather it's about our children
anyone knows the music playing in The Place beyond the Pines?
Billy Studholme the specific scene they used in this video leaves me a wreck every time
@@mikem4314 the music is a soundtrack named "Snow Angel "
It is an absolute masterpiece!
There Will Be Blood has been my favorite movie for years. At first all the subtle ferocity and the ballistic ending baffled me. But I was intrigued to watch it multiple times afterwards and I have so much appreciation for PTA's cinematography, the amazing soundtrack and, of course, DDL's legendary acting skills.
His acting at "I've abandoned my boy!" is the single best acting moment I've ever seen.
Jack Lemon in Glengarry Glenross... is my favourite acting performance ever. Makes me feel so uncomfortable...yet it's so compelling to watch. Genius!
Pacino stole that Movie..deservedly
11:03 You can feel the tension...
Breaking Bad is the best show of all time
Such an underrated actor.
The best actors can act without a face..
Well when someone stares at you from your screen , then it is obvious for the viewer to be in tension more than the character
i Still Get Chills from that scene of gus walking into the hospital. Such a legendary show
Tom hardy in the revenant was fucking incredible, better than leo, i'm sorry but man hardy is amazing in everything
Be sorry you fucking idiot. DiCaprio just showed that he can tell a lot more without any dialogue than Hardy could with all the exposition in the world. You have no clue what real acting is. Hardy is artificial, DiCaprio is real.
said the same thing ... he was unrecognizable! he blew me away
Stewart Kee...The only fucking idiot here is you..
Tom Hardy's Performance in Bronson is better than every single performance dicaprio ever did...even better than eating gilbert grape and Django..
Plus, add Locke, Warrior, The Revenant, Fury Road etc then you have a guy could play subtle and powerful performances with absolute class..
Hardy >>> Dicaprio
nah
VB MUTT fury road is complete shit
The Sopranos truly is the greatest drama ever made, RIP James Gandolfini
Gary Oldman is THE man.
I just wished he still did "gritty" roles.
He is an absolute beast.
But excellent reactions of Sean Penn also
Gary Theman
yeah best actor ever he is super versatile from dracula, btaman and 5th element lol they are massively different characters
Daniel Day Lewis is the only actor alive who can change his facial appearance and dialect to portray a character in a movie role then any actor alive today !
Daniel day Lewis is perhaps one of the best actors of all time I loved his role in gangs of New York and the crucible
Better than Brando. Best actor in My lifetime and I'm 74
He's the best actor of all time he's unique actor so he's not one of but he's the 🐐🙌😊
Finally! A new one.I couldn't wait any longer
i've watched all of your best acting videos. you have a good eye for the cinematic experience. i found that in the previous videos you focused a lot on very dramatic emotional outbursts like crying and anger. i really like how you have decided to do something a little different this time and show subtle emotions. hope you keep making videos!
+tiberiius Thanks for noticing. I wish all the people would understand that it's an ongoing series and wouldn't expect everything (different kinds of acting and also all the performances) in one or two videos.
@@sitiosanguinem i wouldnt worry about people mate, cant please everyone but these vids certainly please me
I can't get enough of these!
So glad the place beyond the pines scene was in here. The best scene from that whole movie, so sad. Great video as always
I love these compilations, you have such a good eye for particularly stunning pieces of cinema as well as acting, please never stop making these. Within seconds of pressing play my hair was standing on end.
DiCaprio is the best actor around. The only actor who has no exposition and he shows more with his eyes than the rest can with reems of Dialogue.
Stewart Kee...a lot of actors can do that to be honest..
Christian bale is his Master.
1min20. Thoses eyes from Dicaprio. I rarely felt so much pain and compassion for an other human in a movie. Incredible.
Brilliant video again, The Place beyond the Pines clips was fantastic.
Man, Philip Seymour Hoffman my favorite actor... he's missed..
Bro, Love Liza killed me.
I’m glad Ben Mendelsohn is getting recognition in this. He’s highly underrated.
Thank you so much for posting these videos. I watch them on a regular basis because it's the ultimate collection of inspirational performances.
Don't stop what you're doing. You have no idea how much this means to me.
Thank you for including Jean-Louis Trintignant's and Emanuelle Riva's performances from "Amour". Astonishing acting.
So little comments about James Gandolfini's and Edie Falco's performances, when they were easily among some of the best here.
i have always said to my friends gandolfini VERY underrated
@@trevorbowie1704 Gandolfini's acting was exceptional.
I’ve watched over an hour of OP’s best acting videos and there has been some exceptional scenes but James Gandolfini’s scene here at 10mins is the only time I had to rewind and rewatch. a very honorable mention to Edie falco in this scene as well.
My opinion is Regardless of his passing, so few have ever completely owned a character as well as he did.. granted, he had more screen time to do it than any film actor. Truly a professional
Among professionals
I’ll always remember the rage in Gandolfinis face when Tony was about to punch Carmela. That guy was incredible.
That scene really hurt gandolfini like he cried after it, such a good man
Ben Mendelsohn needs more recognition. He's soooooo good.
Gary Oldman was truly amazing in "State of Grace". And Jack Lemmon in "Glengarry Glen Ross"...man, not enough words to describe how good he was in that movie.
The place beyond the pines is such a beautiful film. Keep it up with these videos! I watch them all the time.
Ben Mendelsohn is completely underrated
So glad you included The Place Beyond The Pines, that's my favorite film of all time, incredible
You're on fire with these compilations, i enjoy them very much!
The choice of music is better than the original scores most the time! Bravo!
Love the fact that you love Paul Thomas Anderson's movies! Really unique, in every aspects!
Moozy Mathers my favorite is most definitely magnolia
Thank you thank you for putting Gary Oldman!!!!!!! He is the BEST actor of all time period. GARY OLDMAN RULES ALL!🏆❤️
Thanks. Really appreciate the work that’s gone into these ‘jewel’ compilations. You’re the best!
Nikolaj coster waldau game of thrones confession scene ??
Defo one of the greatest😔
What confession scene?
@@haydeng3316 about why he really killed the mad king, in the bath with the big woman
Everything about him is perfect! Flawless...
@@lisaatkins9879 the last bit didnt do him the death he deserved, i think john should have thought about killing her but jaime jumps in at the end
I really like these videos man, you do a great job picking the scenes and the background music is sublime. Also, you upload them with short time-marge, which means you really like doing this. Congratulations I hope you grow in youtube ;D
+Dawndo Thanks a lot, I hope so too ;)
Daniel Day Lewis in My Left Foot left me wanting more of his work for the rest of my life ☝🏾
A place beyond the pines...finally someone else sees how amazing that scene and lines were. Perfection..."you're calling him back."
In my opinion Bryan Cranston deserves a spot in the next compliation for his character in Breaking Bad. Also, Jacob Trembley deserves to be mentioned, his acting skills are quite impressive, despite the young age. Great video!
brunacinotti Bryan Cranston is a class actor
Scene with Tremblay leaving the room in 2015's Room should've been there
Man, this video is great. Especially with all the ads every minute. Really completes the compilation.
Adblocker? Crybaby.
Yes! Place Beyond the Pines!!! Thank you for putting that in!
Daniel and Leo DiCaprio nailed every movie they made
11:13 THATS THE MUSIC FROM THE OPENING CREDITS OF DARK
Yes! love that you put in TV stuff as well. Sopranos and BB. that is one of my favorite Gus Fring parts.
Breaking Bad,
The casting,
The performances.
It’s the best of all time
is that State of Grace? Haven't seen that in ages. Gary Oldman, Sean Penn....great
haha i LOVE how u have the hand scene from state of grace... underrated film
Great video as always! That last scene from Breaking Bad absolutely killed it. Very underrated performance of Esposito. How did you get the footage for "The Revenant" though? It's a new movie, did you request it from the production company or what?
+TheJoker Oh, and I nearly forgot to mention that the music playing in the background in the first minutes of the video was magnificent. Very well chosen.
+TheJoker Thank you ;) I got the footage from youtube. I just searched for "The Revenant ending".
Clint Howard's turn as escaped convict in Seinfeld. Overlooked gem.
SO GREAT as always!! though, the way you incorporated the music in the first two compilations was incredible
awesome videos! I can feel all these emotions and crying through the screen. WOW 🥺
Where's Tommy Wiseau in The Room?
"I DID NAAAWT!
oh hi, Mark!"
Gandolfini is so underrated it’s crazy.
Dude, great job with the Killing Them Softly. That film and Ben Mendelsohn are criminally underrated.
I love these compilations because they're so much more real than real life.
Hey man if you're including TV shows, where's Will's big scene from Fresh Prince?
"How come he don't want me man?"
I'm sure it's in one alreAdy
The most heartbreaking scene in American television history😭😭😭
Never stop doing these .
Phillip Seymour Hoffman left us too soon. We need more actors like him.
Of the series, I believe this part has the most technically gifted actors and best delivery!
you should do one just for TV. There are so many good shows with remarkable acting. Breaking Bad, Louie, Game of Thrones, Better Call Saul. Just a suggestion, great video as always!
Thank you so much for making these. I am binge watching every one you guys have made! I love it.
Beyond the pines was such a great film. Very underrated.
Please don't stop making these!
I love this series of videos. Thank you so much for doing this.
i love these videos! i watch all of them so many times that i've memorized them... hahaha
i don't know if you take requests but i'd love to watch:
-marion cotillard in la vie en rose
-hugh jackman in prisioners (the car scene please!!)
-leonardo dicaprio in django
- rooney mara in the girl with the dragon tattoo
-robert deniro in cape fear
-joaquin phoenix in her
thank you so much!
Robert de Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day Lewis, Javier Bardem, Christopher Waltz.. always my TOP..
Such a big Waltz fan you’ve got his first name wrong
the place beyond the pines - what is the name of the song? so good
That cut scene in The Place Beyond the Pines might be my favorite cut ever. Chills to this day. Such an underrated movie. Jesus what a scene
That tyrion scene gives me goosebumps every.single.time
these videos are great, thank you so much for making them
Just great clips, music and narration free. Thanks 👍
Thanks a lot guys for 10k subscribers! I will try to upload videos more frequently.
sitiosanguinem Glad to hear that
sitiosanguinem do you have anywhere else you upload these videos because some are blocked in the UK now and I neeeeeeeed to watch them all especially the newest one
No, but I can send them to you via wetransfer. Pm me
sitiosanguinem bro can u send me too?
Matthew McConaughey seeing video messages sent by his family in interstellar will be a great add.....
Suggestions for next videos:
Sean Penn - I am Sam
Daniel Day Lewis - My Left Foot
Ricardo Darin - The Secret in Their Eyes
Ryan Gosling - Half Nelson
Viggo Mortensen - Eastern Promises
Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal - Prisoners
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
Meryl Streep - Sophie's Choice
Kathy Bates - Misery
Emily Watson - Breaking the Waves
Nicole Kidman - Rabbit Hole
Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett - Notes on a Scandal
Juliane Moore - Still Alice
Orson Welles - The Third Man
Henry Fonda - Once Upon a Time in the West
Christopher Walken - The Deer Hunter
Leonardo di Caprio - What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Ralph Fiennes - Schindler's List
Edward Norton - Primal Fear
Javier Bardem - No Country for Old Men
Angelina Jolie - Girl, Interrupted
Jennifer Jason Leigh - The Hateful Eight
Anne Baxter and Bette Davis - All About Eve
Keep up the good work :)
johnny depp black mass
he’s also good with leo in what’s eating gilbert grape in the bath scene where he punches him
The place beyond the pines scene 7:49 must be one off the best cuts in movie history
Maybe my favorite ever. Chills everytime
Stumbled on your channel. This is what I'm talking about!
I've been acting for 5 years, been self-educating longer - and I'm so grateful my first acting coach emphasized the power of non-verbals. More than half of performance doesn't have dialogue. Embrace the scene and feeling.
The Master processing scene, phenomenal. 🙌🏻
DD Lewis in TWBB is a top ten performance of all time.
I’m so glad you included the Sopranos and breaking bad too, excellent acting by Jimmy Edie and Gus!!!
Peter Dinklage knocked that one out of the ball park!!!
Phillip Seymore Hoffman a wonderful and talented actor. So sad that his pain was so great that he lost his life because of such pain
Yes there will be blood and place beyond the pines.. unreal the acting in them.. that sopranos scene was amazing too when i first seen it.
James McAvoy, 'Filth'
agree
Split
Oh, Peter, what a scene)))
Man, i love Gandolfini. The Sopranos and The Wire both them are masterpieces.
Love that u recognize gandolfini
The walking dead season 6 episode 4: 39:00 - 45:00, some damn good acting there
Gary Oldman's performance in State of Grace is one of my all time favorite acting performances. It's not easy to upstage Penn, but Oldman owned every scene he was in. And to think he didn't even get nominated.
Agreed. So god dam good in that
I think Kirsten Dunst when she played Claudia in "Interview With The Vampire" should be included
I knew what scene from the Sopranos it was gonna be before I saw it. Edie and Jimmy were ELECTRIC together 😩😩
Agreed....big Gandolfini fan but Edie Falco was every bit as good in that series
There's that amazing scene with Ben Mendelsohn and Sam Shepard in Bloodline. This made me think of that.
Ben Mendelsohn has to be among the most underrated actors of his generation. He’s brilliant in everything I’ve seen him in.
Such a pleasure watching all those great artists
BEN MENDELSOHN IS A DAMN GOOD ACTOR!
HANDS DOWN