Filmento you can make reviews of the brazillian movies Cidade De Deus e Tropa de Elite ? please mr filmento make a reviews of this two brazillian movies please
The "Extra Variable" segment also reminds me of that scene in Raimi's Spiderman 3 where the professor tells Peter about the nature of the symbiote via telephone. Normally, that would've been a boring infodump scene. But Peter, the whole time, was eating cookies and flirting with his landlord's daughter, ignoring the professor. That scene explained the nature of the symbiote verbally and showed us how it works at the same time.
Exactly! Great scene. I feel infodump scenes are predestined for (if not usually in dire need of) some extra variable. Of course, the mantra is 'show, don't tell'. But sometimes you simply cannot bypass the telling entirely, so simultanously showing what you're telling is usually a good compromise (if not better than either of those on its own).
I find it extremely amusing that you are forced to explain very basic writing terms so that the haters don't jump on you, because they don't understand even the simplest elements of audiovisual narrative. You know what you're talking about but when you talk to people who don't understand what you're talking about but think they know what you're talking about... it's like playing chess against opponents holding poker cards. You checkmate them with a bishop and they respond with a pair of aces.
Future screenwriters and filmmakers, listen to Filmento and study his videos. He communicates the intricacies of storytelling better than most (including so-called screenwriting gurus who charge mega-money for their seminars). This channel should be mandatory viewing for all Hollywood film execs, readers, etc.
The ones who need it will never set aside their egos to listen. When you hear a big name director brush aside characterization and build up as the boring bits they have to slug through to get to their "cool scene" it makes me wonder if they went to film school or just willingly tossed aside everything they learned after they "made it".
@@tungduong7995 there's the variable of execution they kind of executed in a bad way. also rise of Skywalker is the hardest movie to write in cinema history and it isn't that bad the movie is okay
@Stilwuf [GD] i will, since I'm planning on making a movie or multiple off them, but idk if I can apply the same critiques since he focuses a lot on mainstream movies (which i Respect and like) and i am more of an art movie kinda guy, but some of his stuff defenetly still applies like showing people the things instead of telling them, and the motivation off the characters to make sence and for the movie as a whole to connect even if some Sences have a different feel to them and other stuff Now, What's the movie you're writing about? In like a movie genra and theme, not the script (i know that for directors the script is like a secret recepy they don't show until they complete the whole thing, I'm also trying to become a director so i know)
About that "Hot Coffee" sequence, I immediately thought about the scene from Inglourious Basterds, when Landa and Shoshanna meet up again in the café and he orders her a glass of milk while they're chatting about her cinema. God I love that scene.
Quite silly and it ruined "Holding Out for a Hero" to me, but you cant tell me that the scene is brillantly executed, with smooth transitions between Shrek and his friends and the Fairy Godmother.
@@512TheWolf512 It can work with some patience, just look at the kaiju monsterverse.Universal made the same mistake that DC/Warnerbros did after seeing the massive success of the MCU, they tried to rush everything to quickly make their own "universes" and bloated their first movies with future references, hints and showing new characters you know nothing about. All this resulted in both projects crumbling down.
Who would have known that changing characters contrary to their pre-established norms and introducing waves of new characters whitow any background would lead to disaster. And even when they manage to fix this issues, they make sure they stay broken cause it means they made a mistake, something that Hollywood cannot make.
There needs to be a video on harry potter About "how to create a perfect franchise" It would make for an Interesting video Because none of the HP movies are masterpieces of cinema, and yet, when I look at the franchise as a whole...its just flawless and complete
My problem with the Mission Impossible movies is that Ethan is never wrong. He never has to pay a price for choosing the 1 life over the many. "The many lives" don't ever suffer because Ethan chose to save "the one." He chooses "the one," but both groups end up being just fine every time.
It would be intrsring for one of the future movies to end up as his failure. It’s not necessarily that his code is wrong, but that it has large consequences if not achieved
it's not "free" in that sense. Filmento gets paid because you watch it. The advertisements actually get attention and they actually do something to create profit. even the Paid adverts like Skill share, Filmento will get a slice of that pie. consider it a collective cost. some of us pay a little (amounting to alot) and the rest get it without actively paying. when you buy a product that advertises on youtube, you are essentially paying your favourite creators if they have a large enough audience to allow for that advertisement revenue stream. these days some creators aren't "advert friendly" and have to rely on thier larger audience to pitch in some funds through a service like Patreon. Free is relative. don't worry, your interaction is enough. don't be fooled into thinking you're just a leech. each of us will eventually get a product and that accumulates for the overall profit. Think of it like a tax but way more complicated. it's not as simple as "it's free" because that would mean Filmento constantly makes these videos with zero financial motivation, and that would be quite the misleading thought. He's good at what he does and is being rewarded for it. someone with 20 subs isn't getting a deal with Coke/Skill Share because that will not offer a large opportunity for both sides to make a profit. you'll pay, eventually, one way or the other.
@@valeriegrindinger6294 It’s about a Detective in the future who gets caught up in the criminal underworld. It’s a story about sticking to moral code and how easily people can be corrupted
@@valeriegrindinger6294 Yes but they couldn’t fit into the script unless they were evil monkeys, but I just couldn’t bring myself to witness monkeys commit evil, even in fiction
Yeah, but I think the reason why he used the twist in Se7en is that the twist was specifically meant to keep the audience hooked on. The twist when John Doe gives himself up happens around the third act while The Sixth Sense twist is at the end of the film. So Se7en's twist is meant to keep the audience engaged with the movie and build up anticipation for the climax while The Sixth Sense is just a "Holy shit" moment in the end so the audience can leave the theatre feeling stunned and amazed.
When filmento was talking about the twist part, I really thought he was gonna mention about saw cuz you know those movies are good with their twists and turns, well some of them at least
Eh; kind of but not really. Saw is good on paper in the later on films but bad in execution. His philosophy contradicts what has been done within the movies to the point that any, "twist" is just having this agtongist literally being the devil to the point the twist are just, "eh" for the majority of films. The first one sure and some of them, kind of? But not really.
Wait what.... I had never realized Batman goes to save Rachel only for Harvey to be the one to be there. I thought Bruce chose Harvey in an attempt at putting the good of the city over his own personal feelings.
"Which one are you going after ?" "RACHEL!" This always confused me too since Batman wasn't even surprised when he saw Dent instead of Rachel. My take is Joker switched their locations. But yeah Batman doesn't really express that.
Hi Filmento, I'd like to know how certain horror movies like The Wailing, Hereditary, Midsommar, the Ring etc are able to evoke and sustain this feeling of ominous dread throughout. Is it predominantly through directing choices (like sound, music, and shooting style) or through good old fashion storytelling techniques? Would love a breakdown.
Storytelling does get the viewer involved but it does not, in itself, plant emotions, like dread. The emotions are generated from the overall experience : ominous music, shady visuals, stressing sound effects, plus of course everything you know of the threats lurking around, and the fact that they don't have apparent or easy weaknesses.
@@oneoranota I think its the other way around, the more you DON'T know about the threats lurking around, the more horrendous it is. Fear lies in the unknown. Take 'It Follows', we sure do know all the rules about it, but the great thing about it is the stuff that we can't know: WHEN it will approach again (you can only guess really), and HOW it will look like when it approaches again (could look like anyone). This generates the unrelenting dread of it. Not knowing is the greatest contribution to horror. And its definitely a storytelling choice to come up with a good horror concept that leaves enough unkown variables to give the audience the heeby jeebies. Most directing choices like the music, dark visuals and stressing sounds are mostly cheap tricks, and wont really work if the concept just sucks. And show the monster to early, to direct or to often, and you will just lose every tension you built prior because the audience then just knows how the monster looks like (the first Alien is a prime example of how to do it right). To many cheap and bad horror movies out there rely on just those cheap tricks. Of course they can add to the horror if done right, but many good horror films can flip the directing tropes on their heads, and still be really great (Midsommar showing very bright and sunny visuals for example).
When Al Pacino and Robert meet for the first time in Heat and Holmes and Moriarty conversation plays as a chess match are tied 1st for Greatest scene EVER!
I'm using your knowledg as Dungeon Master sor RPG, its harder cause i dont have the visual component on my works, but thanks to you i'm trying to build ever bettere stories for my player and i fell the improovment, thanks
The scene in which Nic Cage's character is suddenly face to face with the person who pretty much ruined his life, he would have every right to explode on her for what she did. But he can't. Not in public, and especially not at his job. An added challenge for the character to overcome or work around.
Some Iconic Scenes: 4 Days of working out the Brain for it. Other Movies Scenes: 10 Seconds needed during Filming of the Scenes without needing the Script.
Hey Filmento, I have a video suggestion for you. Could you look at the movie Signs and how they properly waited to show the aliens until the climax of the movie? It definitely made a more scary and suspenseful movie than other alien/monster movies (such as A Quiet Place). Thanks!
I'm not a writer, I'm an amateur photographer. I have always appreciated good visual art from the ancient to modern, I took an literature class in college (probably a requirement) where we learned to interpret and appreciate the literary form of art. Something I've never done until that point. I loved it. I also loved this video. As I said my mind is geared more towards the visual then the written word so I deeply grateful to this video essay. I tent to lose site how important a script and he writing within is to truly create a great sceen a great film it complements the cinematography and visual composition to become not just a great scene but a powerful one. As alway awesome work you do. Even though you've destroyed just a few of the movies I liked but now don't remember so fondly. LOL Dont ever stop...P.S.I love your job! :-)
Intro: It's a hot morning with no AC. A bowl of cereal and milk would be nice. You pour the cereal. Tension: You wonder if there's actually milk in the fridge. Reversal: There is, but you lift it full strength and knock a bunch of stuff over because the jug barely contains any milk. Choice: You can quickly go to the store. This issue will be resolved quickly. You put the milk away and grab your keys. Deadline: There's traffic. Plus the store is packed. Power dynamics: Your card declines buying the milk. The clerk can't just give it to you for free. There's nothing you can do. Theme: As you head home, you guess you'll just have to accept the bowl of cereal with a pathetic amount of milk. You're determined to eat the cereal after these four hours. Twist: You had actually put the milk away in the cupboard, and you return home to find it spoiled in the hot house. Release: You let out your pain and vow to stay up to date on your milk.
Filmento I am currently going more and more into filming and how to make a good film, and you are my biggest inspiration, thank you so much!!! I love your videos!!!
Its so sad that I had to jump the Twist chapter, not because I didnt wanted spoilers for Seven, for the contrary, I knew the spoilers, due Filmento's old video, and thats scarred me for life ngl. Twist is honestly the most powerfull tool for storytelling IMO, the shock, the surprise, and Seven was, even tho I was unknawhere, the biggest plottwist movie ever made, a movie that somehow I knew it was but didnt knew its name, and sadly I will never be able to enjoy as a first viewer, because even if you know the twist, still a great movie, but lacking the surprise aspect, literally killed the movie for me, which I will never be able to enjoy. Not blaming Filmento, it was my fault, my lazyness for not watching the movie before, my stupidness for keep watching the video of a movie I never saw, and my idiotic mistake for been ignorant and watched the final scene outside Filmento video without seen the movie, revealing the second twist at the end, which was a twist I knew since my childhood days but never knew even the movie it came from. That event hurt me for days, psychologicly and even physhically (not wanting to say details but lets say at the moment of frustation I did extremefull harmfull things to myself out of anger), and since months, everytime I look Filmento mentioning Seven, I get triggerred in some way like a PTSD activates. Just saying that, between all the tools Filmento mentioned, Twist is one of the most powerfull, that if not handled well like Last Jedi, can make a movie really horrible, but if used well, can make a movie like Seven be one the most amazing and brilliant art pieces ever made. Spoilers can be good for some movies, and they dont always ruin it, specially if you see a movie with a twist more than one time, but spoilers can be harmfull for people who take this serious, call them crazy, sick or "JUST GO OUTSIDE", but that is not changing the fact how some stuff you think its idiotic can be important for most people. And this idea about Twist can be applied with any other tool Filmento said. Anyway, idk if some day I will ever forget this to experience Seven, may be not, since it has really deep scars in me, in every way, almost killing my passion I had for cinema at the time, but throught my experience with pain, I hope saying this can show how mastering art can bring joy and excitement for millions, and how mastering its tools its important to bring your name and history, and how you should be carefull with spoilers and ruining experiences.
oh..thats why i love watching back to the future..because the scene connected later on in a manner of satisfaction..thus, we will give a smile that endorphine has kicked in..
What's the twist in Calibre? I just watched the movie and it seemed pretty straight forward to me so I'd like to know what the twist was because I didn't get it
bro just ignore the trash talkers this is clearly just ur opinion and what u think backed with evidence and i respect how boldly u say it and keep it up its good to see the other veiws bakced with evidence that makes sense and wats even better is half the time i disagree but i totally understand what u mean and love the content
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This video was a long time in the making so please give it a like if you enjoyed!
Bro I’m nine minutes in and it’s amazing Like you and Spider-Man 3
I’m definitely enjoying this
No cap your voice is hot 👀😳😩
@@abdulazizmerdad4093 honored to be compared to SM3!
Filmento you can make reviews of the brazillian movies Cidade De Deus e Tropa de Elite ?
please mr filmento make a reviews of this two brazillian movies please
You know Filmento is getting serious when he uses more than one movie.
Filmen2?
For real
Now do "How To Build The *WORST* Movie Scene" video next. I gotta feeling it will be hilarious.
Easy, you take a scene from "The Last Jedi" and argument how it shits over a complete franchise with millions of fans
Easy, you just ask Joss Whedon to direct it
Easy, you have D&D do the writing
Easy, you have D&D write the movie, Joss Whedon direct it and it'll be well received by audiences, just like The Last Jedi.
@@williamraven5746 A scene? I don't know if Disney is cool enough to allow Filmento to show the whole movie...
Step 1: hire RDJ
lmfao
No I don't,I don't think I will
i loved this a lot filmento
this was too awesome - and yes i will check out the series caliber
this was so great- one of your best videos
Your channel is phenomenal! I learn so much it’s incredible…
I feel like this is the closest I've come to seeing something positive about the MCU Captain Marvel. :3
I really liked the up is down scene, does anyone have an idea why?
Maybe the fact that our heroes finally escape Davy Jones's locker w/ jack in tow?
Probably because its a mystery that was solved in a weird way so it automatically seems like its genius even though its pretty stupid
If you made a film school or class, I would 100% attend.
am i wrong in thinking that reversal and power dynaimcs are similar?
Gosh do i love those Tyler1 edits mm mmm mmmmmm
me too
He is one walking meme template.
@@vineetdesai6396 Tyler1 outbreaks are some of the most hilarious shit on RUclips Lmao
I'm more a fan of Charlie's little moments but sure!
@@ardent835 my favourite is him recreating Spider-Man 3 and when he managed to beat God of war in one stream which took 23 hours.
I KNEW horny was one of the vital materials of making a cinematic masterpiece
NO HORNY!!!
* bonk *
hothothot
I saw a movie recently called voyagers that uses this as an important piece of the plot and it made sense and the movie was still good
If there’s anything people love it’s sex and drama, amongst other things Ofcourse
Next suggestion: Whiplash-The power of obssession
Such a simple movie, yet such a fantastic one.
Prestige did it slightly better
@@ardent835 Prestige would be the best movie in history, if there was no cloning bullshit in the end.
Whiplash: the power and potential downfall of obsession
@@atisnicholson1844 would you kindly stfu ?
The "Extra Variable" segment also reminds me of that scene in Raimi's Spiderman 3 where the professor tells Peter about the nature of the symbiote via telephone. Normally, that would've been a boring infodump scene.
But Peter, the whole time, was eating cookies and flirting with his landlord's daughter, ignoring the professor. That scene explained the nature of the symbiote verbally and showed us how it works at the same time.
Yeh, when He got the Venom his Swagger was up in the sky
Exactly! Great scene.
I feel infodump scenes are predestined for (if not usually in dire need of) some extra variable. Of course, the mantra is 'show, don't tell'. But sometimes you simply cannot bypass the telling entirely, so simultanously showing what you're telling is usually a good compromise (if not better than either of those on its own).
Good point.
@@lonestarr1490 Unless it's flashbacks, please for the love of god don't bombard us with flashbacks.
@@buragi5441 **anime nervously laughing* lol
Payoff is the method of paying off
-Filmento 2021
Yeah this is Big brain time
I find it extremely amusing that you are forced to explain very basic writing terms so that the haters don't jump on you, because they don't understand even the simplest elements of audiovisual narrative. You know what you're talking about but when you talk to people who don't understand what you're talking about but think they know what you're talking about... it's like playing chess against opponents holding poker cards. You checkmate them with a bishop and they respond with a pair of aces.
Well said!
filmento using more than one movie is like darth maul revealing his lightsaber has two beams
Captain America: Civil War is my favorite MCU film. I love everything about the conflicted story.
What's ur 2nd?
It used to be my favourite and it’s still in my top 3.
What’s ur 3rd?
@@randomrom747 Infinity War , Civil War, The Avengers
Winter soldier is my fav but civil war is fucking awesome too
Future screenwriters and filmmakers, listen to Filmento and study his videos. He communicates the intricacies of storytelling better than most (including so-called screenwriting gurus who charge mega-money for their seminars). This channel should be mandatory viewing for all Hollywood film execs, readers, etc.
The ones who need it will never set aside their egos to listen. When you hear a big name director brush aside characterization and build up as the boring bits they have to slug through to get to their "cool scene" it makes me wonder if they went to film school or just willingly tossed aside everything they learned after they "made it".
Very good for book writing too!!
Notes taken.
Not just movie tellers, even for writers this is an invaluable tool. Everything here can be applied in writing a book barring a few.
Exactly my thought!
“John doe has the upper hand” is one of the most unsettling lines I can recall hearing in a movie. One of the most stressful scenes in any movie.
And after the tension is finally released with Doe's death, "somebody call somebody" is a great dark comedic line to follow up with.
What's in the box!?
@@OuttaMyMind911 Frosted flakes nigga dayumn.
It's even more elevated if you read the comic of Se7en. It's part of the movie & shows how the deaths occur.
the ultimate perfect scene is tommy wiseau walking in saying "i did not hit her it's not true it's bullshit i did not hit her i did naaht oh, hi mark"
That isn’t even a scene it’s pure art.
Hi doggy
Hard agree
Last words are twisting narrative on its head, but his brilliant acting are big part as well 😄
@@kylebarnard1927 it's more than just pure art, it is a way of life
The easiest way to be a filmaker is to just simply watch filmento
That's what I'm doing, using Filmento's formula to make a good movie.
@@freddypipe0851 oh really ? have you watched Star Wars 9 ?
@@tungduong7995 there's the variable of execution they kind of executed in a bad way. also rise of Skywalker is the hardest movie to write in cinema history and it isn't that bad the movie is okay
@@sciencerocks7537 that's a joke, which Filmento seemed to have taken seriously =))
@Stilwuf [GD] i will, since I'm planning on making a movie or multiple off them, but idk if I can apply the same critiques since he focuses a lot on mainstream movies (which i Respect and like) and i am more of an art movie kinda guy, but some of his stuff defenetly still applies like showing people the things instead of telling them, and the motivation off the characters to make sence and for the movie as a whole to connect even if some Sences have a different feel to them and other stuff
Now, What's the movie you're writing about? In like a movie genra and theme, not the script (i know that for directors the script is like a secret recepy they don't show until they complete the whole thing, I'm also trying to become a director so i know)
About that "Hot Coffee" sequence, I immediately thought about the scene from Inglourious Basterds, when Landa and Shoshanna meet up again in the café and he orders her a glass of milk while they're chatting about her cinema. God I love that scene.
Yes I agree. It’s just a shame that it doesn’t lead anywhere really
The Castle Storming scene in Shrek 2 is one of the best movie scenes ever.
Quite silly and it ruined "Holding Out for a Hero" to me, but you cant tell me that the scene is brillantly executed, with smooth transitions between Shrek and his friends and the Fairy Godmother.
The best part was with the Cat
Ala "i will stop them, you go"
"On your left."
Gives me chills every time.
"Don't say it. Don't f*cking say it !"
"... On your left."
"Oh, COME ON !!"
On your left"...
Jesus Christ
Anyone remember the _Dark Universe?_ Never seen something flop so fast lol
Because trying to build a universe from the top down doesn't ever work
@@512TheWolf512 It can work with some patience, just look at the kaiju monsterverse.Universal made the same mistake that DC/Warnerbros did after seeing the massive success of the MCU, they tried to rush everything to quickly make their own "universes" and bloated their first movies with future references, hints and showing new characters you know nothing about. All this resulted in both projects crumbling down.
Who would have known that changing characters contrary to their pre-established norms and introducing waves of new characters whitow any background would lead to disaster. And even when they manage to fix this issues, they make sure they stay broken cause it means they made a mistake, something that Hollywood cannot make.
Did they ever actually make more than one movie? Or is it more like "The Dark U-shitnowaitfuckfuckfuck"?
@@Phantom-qr1ug Latter
The Michael "NO" voiceover when the Avengers HQ blows up lmaoo
"Hot Coffee" has a whole other meaning if you're a GTA player ...
Another amazing scene is Murray’s confrontation in Joker.
How bout another joke Murray
I like how you kept tools in the hands of our boy Kevin even when he is in the background, even reproducing the blur! Nice touch ;)
Seriously, Joker (2019)'s Murray Scene at least deserved a shout out in the release category.
Dude yes!!! That was amazing. The entire film was fantastic.
This is hands down my favortie Filmento vid, fuckin' phenomenal!
The fact that I've watched so many of your videos none of this is confusing fills me with determination!
when this series is finished there has to be a film maker creating the ultimate movie
Ill try
@@leontriestomeme9712 good luck
@@artix13x95 thanks
@@leontriestomeme9712 That's what I like to hear, wish you the best of luck buddy
Infinity War: "Most ambitious crossover"
Filmento: Hold my Film Perfections
Into the Spider-Verse is an excellent example of a movie with a great payoff and a strong theme shown through reversals.
There needs to be a video on harry potter
About "how to create a perfect franchise"
It would make for an Interesting video
Because none of the HP movies are masterpieces of cinema, and yet, when I look at the franchise as a whole...its just flawless and complete
So true....the individual movies are good
Byt the franchise as a whole is a masterpiece
POA and DH2 are pretty close though
@@joeyjerry1586 so as OOTP
The Lord of The Rings is the perfect franchise. All three movies are masterpieces and the trilogy as a whole is also a masterpiece.
@@joeyjerry1586 DH2 is one of the worst for me. It's great to see different opinions.
My problem with the Mission Impossible movies is that Ethan is never wrong. He never has to pay a price for choosing the 1 life over the many. "The many lives" don't ever suffer because Ethan chose to save "the one." He chooses "the one," but both groups end up being just fine every time.
It would be intrsring for one of the future movies to end up as his failure. It’s not necessarily that his code is wrong, but that it has large consequences if not achieved
I'm surprised this is free content. Editing is hilarious and the video's extremely informative. Good stuff
it's not "free" in that sense. Filmento gets paid because you watch it. The advertisements actually get attention and they actually do something to create profit. even the Paid adverts like Skill share, Filmento will get a slice of that pie.
consider it a collective cost. some of us pay a little (amounting to alot) and the rest get it without actively paying. when you buy a product that advertises on youtube, you are essentially paying your favourite creators if they have a large enough audience to allow for that advertisement revenue stream. these days some creators aren't "advert friendly" and have to rely on thier larger audience to pitch in some funds through a service like Patreon.
Free is relative. don't worry, your interaction is enough. don't be fooled into thinking you're just a leech. each of us will eventually get a product and that accumulates for the overall profit. Think of it like a tax but way more complicated. it's not as simple as "it's free" because that would mean Filmento constantly makes these videos with zero financial motivation, and that would be quite the misleading thought. He's good at what he does and is being rewarded for it. someone with 20 subs isn't getting a deal with Coke/Skill Share because that will not offer a large opportunity for both sides to make a profit.
you'll pay, eventually, one way or the other.
@@swanclipper thank you for that lovely essay 😂😂😂
@@swanclipper Free for me lol
@@swanclipper I like how you explain it without being cynical or judgemental👍👍👍
Se7en is such a masterpiece...
is it pronounced Seven with the "v" sideways or Sesevenen? i cant tell.
@@LordofSadFac based on FantFourStic, I think it's SeSevenEn
@@LordofSadFac Just Seven ;)
It's even more enhanced with the movie comic, which shows the background behind the killings.
it was so impactfull ive never rewatched it. not because its not good. but because it was so unsettling to me
Yes this what I want, a summary of all Film perfection....
I was writing a script and suffering from writers block when the Heavens sent this to me. Thank you Filmento
Whats your script about?
@@valeriegrindinger6294 It’s about a Detective in the future who gets caught up in the criminal underworld. It’s a story about sticking to moral code and how easily people can be corrupted
@@thespidermanoftheottomanempire Have you tried adding monkeys? Monkeys make everything more fun.
@@valeriegrindinger6294 Yes but they couldn’t fit into the script unless they were evil monkeys, but I just couldn’t bring myself to witness monkeys commit evil, even in fiction
When he said twist, I thought he was going to use Sixth Sense, which is probably my second favorite twist in film history.
which one is first?
@@sanjaymaurya5520 Empire Strikes Back
Yeah, but I think the reason why he used the twist in Se7en is that the twist was specifically meant to keep the audience hooked on. The twist when John Doe gives himself up happens around the third act while The Sixth Sense twist is at the end of the film.
So Se7en's twist is meant to keep the audience engaged with the movie and build up anticipation for the climax while The Sixth Sense is just a "Holy shit" moment in the end so the audience can leave the theatre feeling stunned and amazed.
When you see a DC fan keep doing videos about how perfect MCU is.
It is surprising
It's nice to be a fan of both
You know it's the real shit when filmento pulls out his strongest movie cards
When filmento was talking about the twist part, I really thought he was gonna mention about saw cuz you know those movies are good with their twists and turns, well some of them at least
Eh; kind of but not really. Saw is good on paper in the later on films but bad in execution. His philosophy contradicts what has been done within the movies to the point that any, "twist" is just having this agtongist literally being the devil to the point the twist are just, "eh" for the majority of films. The first one sure and some of them, kind of? But not really.
The first one had a great twist. The sequels never came close that that level of quality.
The problem is when each new movie now has a twist ending
@@Hanmacx that happens to a lot of movies and also lots of them depend on the twist so much, that sometimes, the whole movie gets ruined by it.
Wait what.... I had never realized Batman goes to save Rachel only for Harvey to be the one to be there. I thought Bruce chose Harvey in an attempt at putting the good of the city over his own personal feelings.
"Which one are you going after ?"
"RACHEL!"
This always confused me too since Batman wasn't even surprised when he saw Dent instead of Rachel.
My take is Joker switched their locations. But yeah Batman doesn't really express that.
@@MrNobleSix
I actually never even heard him say Rachel. Prolly because of the throaty voice.
Lemme see if I can find it
ruclips.net/video/jane6C4rIwc/видео.html at 4:47
@@MrNobleSix
The scene is in this very video tho...
I spat out my cereal when he included Scarlett's...moaning voiceovers from the movie her😂😂😂
The Russo Brothers should've directed the MCU Spider-Man trilogy.
Hi Filmento, I'd like to know how certain horror movies like The Wailing, Hereditary, Midsommar, the Ring etc are able to evoke and sustain this feeling of ominous dread throughout. Is it predominantly through directing choices (like sound, music, and shooting style) or through good old fashion storytelling techniques? Would love a breakdown.
Storytelling does get the viewer involved but it does not, in itself, plant emotions, like dread.
The emotions are generated from the overall experience : ominous music, shady visuals, stressing sound effects, plus of course everything you know of the threats lurking around, and the fact that they don't have apparent or easy weaknesses.
@@oneoranota I think its the other way around, the more you DON'T know about the threats lurking around, the more horrendous it is. Fear lies in the unknown. Take 'It Follows', we sure do know all the rules about it, but the great thing about it is the stuff that we can't know: WHEN it will approach again (you can only guess really), and HOW it will look like when it approaches again (could look like anyone). This generates the unrelenting dread of it.
Not knowing is the greatest contribution to horror. And its definitely a storytelling choice to come up with a good horror concept that leaves enough unkown variables to give the audience the heeby jeebies. Most directing choices like the music, dark visuals and stressing sounds are mostly cheap tricks, and wont really work if the concept just sucks. And show the monster to early, to direct or to often, and you will just lose every tension you built prior because the audience then just knows how the monster looks like (the first Alien is a prime example of how to do it right). To many cheap and bad horror movies out there rely on just those cheap tricks. Of course they can add to the horror if done right, but many good horror films can flip the directing tropes on their heads, and still be really great (Midsommar showing very bright and sunny visuals for example).
Awesome video, I'd like to see Filmento talk about Godzilla 2014, since I see that it's a movie with very mixed reviews, loved and hated.
i loved it
@@zad_rasera Im divided, it had things i love and things i hate, and since dumb brain can't really know why, I'd like a deep analysis u know
Oh come on!!!!
*”Extra Variable”* had exactly _ZERO_ Jackie Chan clips/shout outs!!.........
*THATS TOO FEW JACKIE CHANS!!!!*
Damn he even included the sponsor message in the "payoff" segment
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Great example of Hot Coffee is in "Inglorious Bastards" with Hans Landa and Shoshana. And also, great video :)
Yes, more tools for us tools.
As an aspirant writer, I'd love more of these summarised, condensed packages.
suggestion: The office - how to make an audience cry
When Al Pacino and Robert meet for the first time in Heat and Holmes and Moriarty conversation plays as a chess match are tied 1st for Greatest scene EVER!
I'm using your knowledg as Dungeon Master sor RPG, its harder cause i dont have the visual component on my works, but thanks to you i'm trying to build ever bettere stories for my player and i fell the improovment, thanks
Wish I could like this video 20 times over, at the very least... Great stuff !!
That whole Sherlock moriarty scene is perfection
I 've been wondering in transformers 2007 is Film Perfection or atonmy of a failure
You always find the funniest reaction videos to overlay on whatever scene your talking about!
Jason Bourne did better in half a movie than Bucky Barnes did in an entire series.
The scene in which Nic Cage's character is suddenly face to face with the person who pretty much ruined his life, he would have every right to explode on her for what she did. But he can't. Not in public, and especially not at his job. An added challenge for the character to overcome or work around.
This is why Civil War is my hands down favorite Marvel movie
Made me cry a bunch of times, made me mad a bunch of time, just like the scenes in the movies... Damn, this Guy is GOOD.
Next suggestion : conjuring 3
Dude, you have timed this video very very well... although I am already drunk...
Edit - and high
Some Iconic Scenes: 4 Days of working out the Brain for it.
Other Movies Scenes: 10 Seconds needed during Filming of the Scenes without needing the Script.
Great example of Hot Coffee in the ending of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Hey Filmento, I have a video suggestion for you. Could you look at the movie Signs and how they properly waited to show the aliens until the climax of the movie? It definitely made a more scary and suspenseful movie than other alien/monster movies (such as A Quiet Place). Thanks!
I'm not a writer, I'm an amateur photographer. I have always appreciated good visual art from the ancient to modern, I took an literature class in college (probably a requirement) where we learned to interpret and appreciate the literary form of art. Something I've never done until that point. I loved it. I also loved this video. As I said my mind is geared more towards the visual then the written word so I deeply grateful to this video essay. I tent to lose site how important a script and he writing within is to truly create a great sceen a great film it complements the cinematography and visual composition to become not just a great scene but a powerful one. As alway awesome work you do. Even though you've destroyed just a few of the movies I liked but now don't remember so fondly. LOL Dont ever stop...P.S.I love your job! :-)
im more of an artist than writer/filmmaker but im glad you're here to verify and help me build my own world. Thank you so much Filmento
What I learned. Solve every conflict with sexual tension.
Tomorrow: fired for sexual harassment.
Damnit....
Intro: It's a hot morning with no AC. A bowl of cereal and milk would be nice. You pour the cereal.
Tension: You wonder if there's actually milk in the fridge.
Reversal: There is, but you lift it full strength and knock a bunch of stuff over because the jug barely contains any milk.
Choice: You can quickly go to the store. This issue will be resolved quickly. You put the milk away and grab your keys.
Deadline: There's traffic. Plus the store is packed.
Power dynamics: Your card declines buying the milk. The clerk can't just give it to you for free. There's nothing you can do.
Theme: As you head home, you guess you'll just have to accept the bowl of cereal with a pathetic amount of milk. You're determined to eat the cereal after these four hours.
Twist: You had actually put the milk away in the cupboard, and you return home to find it spoiled in the hot house.
Release: You let out your pain and vow to stay up to date on your milk.
It's really fun to see movie youtubers use example of other movies and not just the famous ones.
Finally, the Filmento Cinematic Universe crossover event we've been waiting for!
Did anyone else no(oooooo)tice Steve Carell screaming NOOOOOOOOO during the explosions in the Avenger's headquarters? :D
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OK you know a movies good when filmento tells you to watch it before he talks about it. Brb
EDIT: holy fuck that was a good movie, nice
Civil War AND Sherlock Holmes in a single Filmento Perfection video? Fucking summer Christmas, I tell you what
I never thought a loaf of bread could have a greater impact in a movie
Filmento I am currently going more and more into filming and how to make a good film, and you are my biggest inspiration, thank you so much!!! I love your videos!!!
Im crying for all the tips youve given...
Its so sad that I had to jump the Twist chapter, not because I didnt wanted spoilers for Seven, for the contrary, I knew the spoilers, due Filmento's old video, and thats scarred me for life ngl.
Twist is honestly the most powerfull tool for storytelling IMO, the shock, the surprise, and Seven was, even tho I was unknawhere, the biggest plottwist movie ever made, a movie that somehow I knew it was but didnt knew its name, and sadly I will never be able to enjoy as a first viewer, because even if you know the twist, still a great movie, but lacking the surprise aspect, literally killed the movie for me, which I will never be able to enjoy.
Not blaming Filmento, it was my fault, my lazyness for not watching the movie before, my stupidness for keep watching the video of a movie I never saw, and my idiotic mistake for been ignorant and watched the final scene outside Filmento video without seen the movie, revealing the second twist at the end, which was a twist I knew since my childhood days but never knew even the movie it came from.
That event hurt me for days, psychologicly and even physhically (not wanting to say details but lets say at the moment of frustation I did extremefull harmfull things to myself out of anger), and since months, everytime I look Filmento mentioning Seven, I get triggerred in some way like a PTSD activates.
Just saying that, between all the tools Filmento mentioned, Twist is one of the most powerfull, that if not handled well like Last Jedi, can make a movie really horrible, but if used well, can make a movie like Seven be one the most amazing and brilliant art pieces ever made. Spoilers can be good for some movies, and they dont always ruin it, specially if you see a movie with a twist more than one time, but spoilers can be harmfull for people who take this serious, call them crazy, sick or "JUST GO OUTSIDE", but that is not changing the fact how some stuff you think its idiotic can be important for most people. And this idea about Twist can be applied with any other tool Filmento said.
Anyway, idk if some day I will ever forget this to experience Seven, may be not, since it has really deep scars in me, in every way, almost killing my passion I had for cinema at the time, but throught my experience with pain, I hope saying this can show how mastering art can bring joy and excitement for millions, and how mastering its tools its important to bring your name and history, and how you should be carefull with spoilers and ruining experiences.
oh..thats why i love watching back to the future..because the scene connected later on in a manner of satisfaction..thus, we will give a smile that endorphine has kicked in..
Marvel puts way more effort in their movie trilogies than DC, that is why DC will always be behind
Also, including the Wilhelm scream will add a bit of _jais ne se quois_ to virtually any setting.
What's the twist in Calibre? I just watched the movie and it seemed pretty straight forward to me so I'd like to know what the twist was because I didn't get it
Yes.
Great yes.
I have to wonder: you covered Tony and Steve's perspectives. What's Bucky's objective in this scene?
ruclips.net/video/wWuCfUGM_4U/видео.html Another amazing scene is Murray’s confrontation in Joker.
Current objective: Survive
So weird. I just decided to watch Copland yesterday after 23 years.
WAS THAT A MISSION IMPOSSIBLE SCENE WHERE DUDE GOT ZAPPED BY THE LIGHTNING? HOLY S*1T
Bruh u sure your not finnish? Your english sounds exactly like finnish accent.
You're like a free ad resource for Tyler1 lmao
bro just ignore the trash talkers this is clearly just ur opinion and what u think backed with evidence and i respect how boldly u say it and keep it up its good to see the other veiws bakced with evidence that makes sense and wats even better is half the time i disagree but i totally understand what u mean and love the content
Dang it Filmento I didn't know there was gonna be MI spoilers!
Can we just appreciate how the shoutout to Skill Share was in the Payoff chapter after being introduced in the Intro chapter
I think the perfect movie scene is Curtis meeting wilford in snowpiercer and the ending of that movie
hey filmento, please do a video on after earth id love to hear your take on it :)