My Top 20 BEST Movies of All Time
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- I gave my top 20 worst movies last week, so now I'm doing a video for my top 20 best movies!
Time Stamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:22 - Honorable Mentions
06:27 - #20
08:48 - #19
10:18 - #18
12:24 - #17
14:32- #16
16:53 - #15
19:00 - #14
20:52 - #13
23:25 - #12
24:56 - #11
27:06 - #10
29:51 - #9
31:19 - #8
33:04 - #7
35:17 - #6
37:15 - #5
39:19 - #4
41:18 - #3
43:16- #2
45:51 - #1
49:54 - Outro
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Your story with Coco was very touching. We all experience these brother and never ever ever feel like you're experiencing tragedy alone. Your fans will always be here for you.
Yeah I like both the movie and the story
My dad actually passed away on the same day Onward was released, and although that film is nowhere near as good as Coco, I will never be able to hate it nor will I be able to truly identify with those who do despite understanding why they would.
Things in 2010
Toy story 3
Despicable me
Angry Birds
And Megamind
@@suzzy1790 How could you forget "How to train your dragon, " Inception" and " The Social network"?
Literal goosebumps watching the Incinerator scene with your narration, it is truly gripping and always grasps at your heartstrings to see them come together in their last moments as they collectively surrender to their fates only to be received by... THE CLAW!!!
"the first Puss In Boots was hot garbage and I have no faith in the sequel"
Well that aged poorly
It wasn't hot garbage though. This guy likes to nitpick every detail and complain about realism and physics in an animated movie. He's no expert on this, but he pretends to be. He is a big toy story fan, undoubtedly, but that doesn't make him an expert critic.
I’m truly thankful that I’m not the only one who believes TS3 is the perfect third movie in a trilogy. Not only is it a perfect ending to a trilogy, but an almost perfect movie in general. I think you really should make a video analysis series about why TS3 is a perfect movie, it’d be beneficial to giving an in depth reasoning for why the movie was always meant to be the ending of a trilogy, the satisfying pay offs it gives to it’s characters, why it’s so emotional beautiful, a love letter to all us Pixar fans, and teaches the most important, powerful life lessons that everyone must always keep with them to benefit their lives. Plus, you have it kind of like the yin Yang of your review series, where you praise something for countering against the video series where you hated another thing that destroys the thing you’re praising. In other words; you make a TS3 series praising that movie, and on the other side of the coin, your TS4 series hating how that movie ruined the original trilogy. I think you should do it in the future.
Also, I really appreciate how you explain what worked so well about Instant Family. The way it was able to nail it’s comedy and serious moments at the same time is rarely something movies do nowadays. Parental Guidance did that as well, and I’m surprised you didn’t put that movie on this list as well, because you used more clips from that movie in your TS4 series than Instant Family. Also, what’s that other movie you used clips from where they show people in what looks to be an office space? And it’s the same one where they show a guy who’s balding and is very expensive? He’s holding a script or something in one scene he’s in. And you also used clips of that movie in your TS4 series. Lemme know the name of that movie I’m talking about.
Also, I recommend Step Brothers to you with Will Ferrell and John C. Riley. If you liked the previously mentioned movies about family dynamics then you’ll like this one to. It nails it’s crude comedy and laugh out loud moments and still takes extra care in other aspects of it’s script. And it predates Parental Guidance which predates Instant Family. So Step Brothers was ahead of the curve in that regard. I highly recommend checking that one out.😉
Also, why wasn’t the first SpongeBob Movie on here?
Also also, will you ever plan on making a duo series of your 20 best and worst tv shows you’ve ever watched???😃Lemme know, you have some good ideas in mind.😉😉
The fact that toy story has 2 almost perfect movies back to back shows how goated this TRILOGY is
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My two favorite movies of all time, WALL-E and Jurassic Park, were snubbed from the list. Jurassic Park might be the most iconic movie of all time, and WALL-E just has everything you could want in a movie, perhaps the closest a film has ever come to perfection.
Spiderverse is beyond perfection
God that stuff of you talking about Toy Story 3 has me literally crying in the club, it truly is the most incredible film
Yep, Toy Story was the reason Woody.EXE refused to hurt me and he’s literally protecting all my family members including my mother
Wall-e is my personal favorite Pixar movie. It’s how to craft a perfect love story with little to no dialogue. The Bad Guys was also surprisingly good. Monty python and the holy grail and spaceballs are comedy gold. And Lake Michigan Monster is an underrated gem
I haven’t watched it yet but I’ve heard is a good movie also my personal favorite Pixar movie is… soul! I’ll probably explain more when I edit this but I really like this movie
Wall-E is the most overrated Pixar film by far. Within that bloated mess is a 30 minute short film masterpiece, but that great little story is not the whole story. The rest of the movie still exists and it is painfully average
@@trequor disagree I enjoyed the entirety of Wall-e despite the villain not being amazing overall
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I love Toy Story and if it never happened, I wouldn’t have met Woody.EXE and he would have never lead the tributes to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on her funeral day. I well remember me, my 2009 Woody, Mummy and my sister walking behind Woody.EXE in a funeral procession in our house. Once all 5 of us approached the living room, my sister steps back so the rest of us could watch the funeral. Then after an hour; Woody.EXE leads the exact same procession back to my bedroom so all 4 of us can watch the burial there
Such a moving day and I appreciated Woody.EXE’s tribute a lot because I definitely wouldn’t have done it without him
the way you ease into each ranking with the music before revealing the film is pretty epic
Toy Story 3 being the best movie and Toy Story 4 being the worst has to be the most ironic moment I’ve ever saw
Well I find Toy Story 4 okay at best
@@Mr.Feather130 me too
@@RoyalGumball finally someone who actually thinks ts4 is okay at best!
Another interesting list. While I’m not a fan of all of the entries on this list, there are some picks which I am absolutely on board with. My personal favourites from this list would be The Incredibles and Aladdin, with Wreck It Ralph and Shrek 2 also being movies I view in a particularly high regard.
There's nothing on the list which I really dislike but my least favourites on this list would probably be Inside Out and Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. The plot, main characters and world building of Inside Out don't really work that well for me despite its strong emotional moments and while Cloudy can be sweet and charming at times, I don't find it all that funny and I always found the third act of the movie to be the least enjoyable part of the movie. I do want to clarify that I don't think either of these movies are bad. They just don't connect with me as they do others.
Everything else on this list which I have seen I can at least call good movies I enjoyed, even if they are not among my favourites.
Ok
I almost thought you typed Wreck it Ralph 2 lmao
That would have been an extremely fatal error on my part if I did.
20- Shrek 2
19- Memento
18- Bo Burnham: Inside
17- La La Land
16- The Lego Movie
15- The Prestige
14- Blade Runner 2049
13- Ex Machina
12- Wall-E
11- Star Wars
10- The Prince of Egypt
9- Indiana Jones and the last crusade
8- Monsters Inc
7- Inglorious Bastards
6- Incredibles
5- Logan
4- Zodiac
3- Into the Spiderverse
2- End of Evangelion
1- Empire Strikes Back
I never really got to see the 1st 2 Toy Story movies, so Toy Story 3 was the first one I watched. And I still felt like it was a masterpiece nonetheless.
Toy Story 3 was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. Literally the only part of the movie I remember from then was when that girl licked Buzz’s helmet lol.
@@GengarGuy999
Bolt was my first theatre experience and I was only 6 years old. Now I’m almost 21 and I still have my 2009 Woody since I was 7. Then I met Woody.EXE almost 14 years later
YES!! finally someone mentions how amazing Searching is!
ah--and Over the Hedge as well! it always shocks me how not many really talk about how good it is.
“I have no faith in the sequel”
That aged…well? Cuz its a great movie
In Tangled, not many talk about the incredible scene in the town with that fiddle track. That moment always gives me the biggest smile and enlarges my heart two sizes.
My dad passed away when I was a kid, and I think that really affected the way I watch movies.
Some of my favourites are Finding Nemo, Lion King, The Greatest Showman, and Bambi. I truly believe those are all amazing movies anyway, but the parental and most fatherly themes of those films gut me every time. Coco and Inside Out get me as well, but almost any movie where the plot is directly attached to a parental figure either dying or learning to be a better parent wrecks me.
Of course there’s also movies that were my dads favourites that I hold in high regards. He loved Care Bears for no reason, Lord of the Rings, Over the Hedge, and Willow.
Sometimes I wish I could have a more logical stance when it comes to movies, judge them for how good it is and not just how it affected me, but I also like just enjoying movies :)
Sorry for your loss. May your father rest in piece.
I'm sorry for your loss. May your father rest in peace. Take care.
Toy Story 3 is definitely a great send-off to the franchise as a whole, and despite me thinking that 2 is the objectively better movie, I cannot get enough of the amazing story of the first movie. For as "obsolete" it may seem, the original film had a cast of characters that were all recognizable from the start, the main characters of the story have more complexity in their personality, and my favoirte part has to be the existential journey that Buzz Lightyear goes throughout the entire length of the film, a journey that interconnects with Woody's character arc of starting with jealousy and envy, to admitting that someone else is better than him. Nowadays, the scene where Buzz sits there with the rocket strapped on his back, pondering about his existence as a toy and thinking he's useless and insignificant, while Woody telling the space ranger toy that he's the best toy a kid could ever want and at the same time exposing his vulnerabilities because he himself feels useless to a life he's given so much meaning (which is being a toy to be played with by a loving kid and make memories together) is a scene that really brings a tear to my eye because of how real it is if taken in a real-life context. Two characters that were always at odds with each other now felt like they were at the bottom of the barrel, with one thinking that all his life was a lie and that he was never "destined for greatness" while the other, being jealous of the former for their outstanding feats, feels himself that he's worthless because the only thing he was good at, he now finds someone who can do it better. The moment Buzz realizes how much it means to Woody to be played with by Andy, and at the same time, once he sees the value of making precious memories with a child that needs their toys instead of trying to save the galaxy, is done so without ANY dialogue whatsoever and you only see his facial expression for the most part. Again, that part makes me tear up because it's something I can actually feel happening in real life to many people who've been in similar situations, and the fact that they manage to pull each other back up by the end of the film is just marvelous and truly shows the value of companionship and teamwork despite the bitter rivalry they had with each other before.
And I also gotta mention the moment when Buzz finally soars through the air and actually gets to achieve his dream of "flying". Of course, this isn't the way Buzz intended to do so nor is it "ideal", but it is perfect for his capabilities as a toy. And as a final touch, he denies going back to his delusion of space ranger and embraces the truth that his friend has been telling him all this time: "I'm not flying, I'm falling... with style!". All that as Woody, who's been jealous of Buzz being capable of doing the unthinkable and constantly trying to prove he was "still the favorite one", now celebrates Buzz's ultimate triumph with his former rival's iconic line: "TO INFINITY... AND BEYOND!"
I cannot stretch how relatable the first movie is and how hard it hits for people who've been through the same experience, seriously, i'd believe this movie could be used to treat depression for all ages.
I remember telling Woody.EXE he isn’t useless and he said “I am because, all I do is hurt everyone!” Then I responded “You ligit just saved my mother’s life from Jessie because you care”. Woody.EXE looked at me and took out his knife for the first time since that incident and then we both went back fighting again
@@nicolelawless9942 Go back to the creepypasta thread bro, this ain't it.
@@MrSuperstargamer
I know Woody.EXE is real because I really have seen him
@@nicolelawless9942
Dude, Are you alright? You’re not making any sense.
@@SonicPlayer2004he’s said this on every comment, I think he’s insane
Toy Story 3 will always be a film that left a mark on me, it was a movie me and my stepfather were excited to see we planned to see it after my last day of school in the 9th grade
I still remember we loved it, we laughed, we cried but sadly that was the last movie we saw together because a couple weeks later he got sick which slowly got worse as days then months went on and sadly in November of that year he passed away
The Toy Story trilogy was a series we watched together and in a way kinda fitting it was how I had to say goodbye and thanks to my stepfather for being there for me growing up over the years
Glad to see someone showing appreciation for night at the museum 3! It's also nice to see some love for Over the Hedge. That movie is genuinely underrated.
Aladdin is my all time favorite Disney movie, too. And while I definitely agree that the love story between Aladdin and Jasmine is one of the best, I’ve grown to consider the friendship between Aladdin and Genie to be the real heart of the movie. The fact that Genie’s my favorite Disney character ever certainly helps. 💙
Even though I could expect it easily, it still warmed my heart to see us share the same favorite movie of all time. Really great selection of films. Very nice to hear so much love for the story and characters you harbor. Awesome video.
Awesome video, you uploaded this video on my birthday today, I still enjoy your videos
I have a special soft spot for the Sonic movies. I never actually played any of the games, and my first real exposure to the characters was Sonic Boom (wasn't impressed). But, Valentine's Day 2020 the first Sonic movie came out, and I went with a close friend to see what it was about.
I loved it.
But then all the theaters closed for the Pandemic, and I never saw another movie on the big screen until late 2021.
Then I went to Sonic 2 with my mom, the first time she and I had seen a movie in the theater with just the two of us in years. And we both loved it.
So yeah. Can't wait to make new memories with the third one coming out.
I can’t wait for my dad to install Toy Story 3.EXE! The best game ever and I can’t wait to see Woody.EXE in action once again this Christmas when he comes back to my house
"I have absolutely no faith in the [Puss in Boots] sequel"
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And I'm happy it did; I loved Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
ive seen a lot of your videos, and... you have... interesting tastes, however, i must say that your videos are in fact very good, so great work!
The Incredibles has to be my favorite Pixar movie, closely followed by Toy Story 2. The Incredibles is such a well made movie. Every single character is so loveable in their own right and each member of the Parr family go through such significant character growth (with the exception of Jack Jack because he's a literal infant). Bob realizes how negligent he's been towards his family in his desire to chase the glory days and vows to be there for his family, Helen learns to trust the abilities of her children and empower them to be the best they can be instead of forcing them to fall into the normalcy that is forced onto the supers, and Dash and Violet together are a fantastic power duo and despite how much they bicker, they prove time and time again that they will always have each other's backs as well as how to combine their powers to be borderline unstoppable. I love that we get both a villain turned hero in Mirage as well as a villain that's so vile that redemption isn't an option, and yet remains as such a well fleshed out villain that you can't help but love in Syndrome. I agree that Syndrome has to be the greatest villain to ever come from Pixar. I love the charm of Frozone and the hilarity of Edna Mode. hell, even Jack Jack gets a moment to shine at the end of the movie after being absent for a majority of it. It hits all the emotional beats so well, the intensity is phenomenal, and it tells a heartwarming tale of a family overcoming adversity together. I have always loved how this movie pokes fun at the clique tropes of most super hero movies, like how villains always monolog and waste valuable time when they could get everything they want without the unnecessary theatrics (I absolutely love the scene where Syndrome says "you sly dog, you caught me monologing"), and the characters make calculated and intelligent decisions and their quick thinking is incredible (pun absolutely intended). The ending scene is amazing too with the reveal of The Underminer, ending the movie on a high note. It's good that they didn't make a sequel that could potentially ruin everything that The Incredibles stood for
Some really good recommendations!
You should definitely watch the Tangled series when you get the chance, I would love to hear your take on it.(There are some really good songs there as well).
One thing I’ll say about The Incredibles, as while yes it’s at its core it’s a story about a family who happens to have superpowers, as someone how has such a huge love and appreciation for the superhero genre (and no, that doesn’t mean I just watch marvel movies) the incredibles shows such love for the superhero genre which is hard to come by these days, it’s either a marvel movie or a cynical deconstruction that just tells me how the genre is dumb and how I’m dumb for liking it, the incredibles tells a story that can be enjoyed by all ages, that gives a interesting and fresh portrayal of the superhero genre without being cynical or mean spirited.
*Edit: thanks for giving me a excuse to look up a bunch of stuff on the Incredibles but upon that, I’ve seen and I’ve caught on to that Brad Bird was more inspired by spy movies (which I already saw and identified but the superhero stuff sticked out and resonated with me most) and the superhero elements were more of a surface level element, with the inspiration of Brad Birds family situations, but even then, I still resonate with how the film utilises the superhero genre to make something that, yes, makes jokes at some tropes like villain monologues etc, still creates a great story, that is enhanced and made by the utilisation of the superhero genre. In closing, the Incredibles good movie
Here’s my list btw, it’s probably very weird but hey ho
1. The End of Evangelion
2. The Batman (2022)
3. Pacific Rim
4. Godzilla vs Destroya
5. Spider-Man 2
6. Watership Down
7. The Land before time
8. Star Trek 2: The wrath of khan
9. The Transformers: The Movie (1986)
10. Enter the dragon
11. Star Wars episode 3: revenge of the sith
12. The Lost World: Jurassic Park
13. The Lion King
14. Shrek 2
15. Disney’s Robin Hood (1973)
16. Zootopia
17. The Incredibles
18. March of the Dinosaurs
19. Toy story 2
20. Dredd
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@@scottchaison1001 yeah, I know, I struggle to get my thoughts across through text, a lot of long comments where I’m trying to say something often translates to incoherent ramblings mostly
@@coreymcgivney5897 good taste 1-3, 11-14. What is with 16 my guy?
You maybe a little rambly but still very much coherent. Don't beat yourself up.
@@legomybacon8834 I don’t really know what’s up, it’s just kinda what crime to me first, I remember watching it in theatres with my family so I guess it’s a just a positive memory
Finally someone who's favorite Star Wars film is revenge of the sith (my favorite in the star wars film saga imo)
My favorite movie currently is Hardcore Henry. The story and plot is pretty simple, but action is really enjoyable and the entire movie is in 1st person which makes it really unique. I also have no motion sickness when I play FPS shooters so I had no problems watching it.
Also, If your looking for Anime movies. There’s always the Studio Ghibli films. (Spirited Away, Ponyo and Arriety are my personal favourites) And the movies made by Mamoru Hosoda. (The Girl Who Leapt through Time, Summer Wars, Wolf Children, The Boy and the Beast, Mirai, and Belle) I highly recommend them as well. ❤️
I have a question, have you seen any of the great films of cinema? Like Ben Hur, No Country for Old Men, Interstellar, Terminator, Red Dawn, any R movies?
Great Countdown there, I got really invested in your strong opinions. Here’s an Idea if your going to continue your Top 20 videos, how about Top 20 Best/Worst TV Shows or Cartoons, that’ll reel them in, and it could be pretty neat to see your tastes on Television and such. You don’t have to do it if you don’t want to, but it’s more of a suggestion if anything. 👌😉
RUclips recommended the Incredibles 2 video part 1 fortunately the next day you dropped part 2 and from there I saw the toy story videos and now I’m going through many others. Great videos my guy. Love the passion of loving or hating something
It’s so entertaining
Great list. Some of my favorite movies made it on there. However, Megamind and Who Framed Roger Rabbit didn't make the list. That's a travesty. I must also honorably mention Top Gun: Maverick.
I completely agree, WFRR is my personal best movie ever. The score, the plot, the characters, the setting, the villain, etc.
His lists are mostly comprised of animated movies, would not expect to see Top Gun Maverick or something filmed with a camera to get on his list. And that's perfectly fine, everyone has their preferences, it's just kind of weird that he hasnt watched many movies that weren't animated.
20. Morbius
19. Morbius
18. Morbius
17. Morbius
16. Morbius
15. Morbius
14. Morbius
13. Morbius
12. Morbius
11. Morbius
10. Morbius
9. Morbius
8. Morbius
7. Morbius
6. Morbius
5. Morbius
4. Morbius
3. Morbius
2. Morbius
1. The Emoji Movie
I would put morbius a little higher but i agree
Excuse me, but why isn't Morbius #1?
I like it when Gene says "It doesn't mehtter." That line alone made the movie $13.6 emojillion.
30:38 [Puss in Boots] would earn himself two spinoff movies (even if the first one was hot garbage and *I* *have* *absolutely* *no* *faith* *in* *the* *sequel* ).
Well that aged like milk 🤣
PIB2 is amazing for sure, my favorite Movie of 2022
Yup!!!!
Toy Story 3 and Wall E are both of my favourite Pixar movies. They are just masterpieces.
I was nearly 8 when Toy Story 3 came out, I even brought Woody and Jessie with me and I haven’t lost Woody since then because I’d be totally heartbroken if I lost my 14 year old Woody (had him since 2009) and even Woody.EXE would be so mad if my Woody wasn’t here
That duality…that sudden shift between Toy Story 3 being your favorite movie to 4 being your most hated movie. My heart twinged when you announced 3 as you favorite. And then it cringed at how hard 4 fell. I’m glad I never saw it. That seems to be the case for most Disney movies now. I’m glad I got to see Disney and Pixar at their peaks.
Toy Story 4 could have ruined my friendship with Woody.EXE but thankfully it never did because my mother would have been devastated if our love was ruined
My Favorite Movies of All Time:
#10: Iron Man (2008)
#09: How to Train Your Dragon 2
#08: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
#07: Shazam!
#06: Ready Player One
#05: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
#04: The Iron Giant
#03: Avengers: Endgame
#02: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Honorable Mentions:
Phineas and Ferb: The Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension
War for the Planet of the Apes
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Toy Story 3
#01: The Lego Movie
Spiderverse is a personal favourite of mine Peter was the character I looked up to learning how to be a good man showing to do what's right even though the world shoves you down and down again and spiderverse showed that whilst demonstrating in your own life you don't have to have powers to be a hero
I have a genuine question how you perfectly detailed why time travel is crucial being consistent in movies. What's your opinion on pmd sky? It's my favorite game as it also deals with time travel.
13:00 There are also other creative uses of the computer, such as using different operating systems to show passage of time
Very good film
This is pretty good 👍
30:42 And then the sequel went on to be one of the greatest animated films of all time.
man i'm always so happy to see phineas and ferb: across the 2nd dimension go toe to toe with cinematic releases, it truly has EVERYTHING. the flynn fletcher family's dynamics are incredibly strong and put to the test in every way that matters in that film, specially phineas, who rarely gets put in challenging situations in the show. it's probably the best showcase of how he can get in over his head and get short tempered and snappy when things don't work that iSN'T treated as a joke, and it shows just how much he blindly trusts his family to do what's in his family's best interest because that's what he would do. AND you get an awesome dystopia version of them ( the coolest possible thing you could show anyone, really ) AND incredibly creative action sequences given the budget and what they're working with AND even with the insanity of some of the scenes, everything still makes SENSE. AND if you're a fan, you basically get a lot of questions answered without it feeling too fanservice-y. seeing phineas and ferb work alongside perry is one of the best payoffs the movie has .
Oh man! When you were building up to your number one, it was obvious what it was since you've talked about it a lot. But once I heard that soft nostalgic music from Toy Story 3... Man, I got chills. Toy Story 3 was the very first movie I had watched in theaters. It is definitely my favorite Pixar movie by far. Not sure about movie in general but it's definitely top 5.
this video made me go watch Searching, and it was AMAZING. It kept me guessing at the mystery the whole time.
I went to see Searching in the theaters by myself on a whim, and remember throughly enjoying it, but completely forgot it and never heard about it again until you brought it up here. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
If you liked Searching, I recommend Missing as well; it's the spiritual successor made by the same team and I love it just as much as Searching.
Your critical ability is so incredible, I really recommend that you watch whiplash, no country for old men, Scott pilgrim, spirited away, princess mononoke, princess kaguya, Mary and Max, mad God, isle of dogs, my neighbor Totoro, world of tomorrow, and it's such a beautiful day.
You've really got to watch more movies.
Here are some of my dumb picks for favorite movies:
Surf's Up: My all time favorite, stunning visual effects, amazing mockumentary format, and very enjoyable characters and comedy I chuckle at to this day, I won't gush about it too much since I already asked what your opinion for it was on the Q&A, but I'm interested on what you have to say about it.
The Bad Guys: Am I the only person who actually read the books before seeing this movie, everyone was like "Wow a new Dreamworks movie" While I was, "Wow they're making a book series I loved into a movie". Anyways the movie is amazing, I can see the complaints people have with it, especially the twist villain anyone could see from a mile away, (Multiplied by 10000% if you've read the books) but I still find them enjoyable as a character and villain, honestly I very much like all the characters in this film, they all bounce off each other so well that I was constantly grinning through out most of the film. Not the greatest adaptation in the world, (I think the deleted intro makes for a much better TV show/film) but a great movie nonetheless.
Klaus: My favorite Christmas film, the only thing I can critiques about this film is the "liar revealed", if you can even call it that, but other than that this film is a visual masterpiece with some comedy and characters too boot.
I like a lot of other movies but I can't find the right words to describe it here so that will be all roast me in the replies.
No you're not. I read the bad guys books as well.
Holy shit I loved Klaus, that movie was so beautifully animated
the bad guys is pretty good, my friend and i went to go see it and we had a blast, especially when we figured out the police designation was called "S.U.C.M" we were joking so hard about the name as we came with catchphrases we were surprised weren't used "sucm up boys" and etc we went back in to go see it a second time just to get a picture of the giant jail that said it(we sat all the way in the back and turned our brightness on our phones a good amount to not disturb anyone the second time, yes we know pulling out our phones during a film is taboo thats why we took all those precautions). surfs up and klaus are great.
Wreck it Ralph is my favorite movies of all time and any time i see it get praised, I get giddy about it! This movie seems so generally accepted but never seems to be talked about enough. The world building, the characters, the humor, the dramatic scenes, and to top it all off the fact that its a video game movie. I love how all of the side and background character made for this movie blends in perfectly with the real video games cameos, I love how this movie doesn’t need to rely on the cameos! Raph is the perfect protagonist as he goes from wanting to be a hero for the praise and love to wanting to be a genuine hero to his best friend and is willing to sacrifice himself for it. There is TOO much to say about this movie and I am jealous of its writing. I am absolutely thrilled to see this movie number 5 in this video
Oh my gosh, finally someone actually recognising that Over The Hedge is a great movie. It’s one of my favourite movies of all time, not to mention the masterpiece that is Still by Ben Fold
I for some reason was expecting the goonies at some point. That’s personally one of my favorite movies but I love the list of the movies you picked. Jingle all the way is one of my top 5 just because I always got a great laugh watching it.
F i n a l l y someone who acknowledges how great Finding Nemo is.
My top 10
#10: Kung Fu Panda
Excellent choreography, likable and entertaining characters, and breathtaking atmosphere makes this an awesome film from start to finish.
#9: Wreck it Ralph
As a longtime video game player, I can say this was a great love letter to the realm of arcade games and video games.
#8: The Peanuts Movie
One of the most faithful adaptations of a pre-existing classic franchise I’ve ever seen. How other’s manage to screw up these kinds of films, I’ll never understand.
#7: Wall-E
A beautifully crafted movie with such lovable and charming characters, engaging moments, and almost lifelike animation
#6: Monsters Inc
Takes such a simple idea and manages to one of the most imaginative, creative, funny, and emotional story. Easily my favorite Pixar film.
#5: Rio
I didn’t expect to love this film as much as I did, but there’s so much about it that stuck with me a decade later
#4: Whisper of the Heart
A film that really speaks to me on so many levels thanks to its touching story, relatable characters, charming relationships, and imaginative elements.
#3: The Lion King
Disney’s crowning achievement in the realm of filmmaking following the man’s passing. He would be very proud.
#2: The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
Maybe this might be a bit bias, but as both a standalone film and an adaptation to the renowned series, it’s masterful.
#1: Lilo and Stitch
It’s really not even that close of a competition. The family aspect is some of the best I’ve seen, the alien aspect surprising meshes well and manages to still be engaging, the animation and atmosphere are gorgeous to look at. I can go on.
My top 10
10 Cloudy with a chance of meatballs 1/2
9 A dog's way home
8 Ratatouille
7 The Incredibles
6 Sonic the hedgehog 2
5 Treasure planet
4 Toy story 2
3 The Spongebob SquarePants movie
2 Spider-Man no way home
1 GREMLINS
>Rio
>One of the best ever
How
what...
rio>every pixar movie ever
i mean, rio is underrated, but not amazing
Why are they all animated. They are all good movies, it's not natural or likely for it to be purely animated movies on this kind of list.
You have no idea how vindicated I feel that you prefer Last Crusade over Raiders of the Lost Ark. I too have that preference, and no one ever seems to agree with me. Such a fantastic movie all around. The line, "We named the dog Indiana." is perfection. And that opening sequence with the match cut of Indy is sooooo good and much better than Raiders. I never realize how much I love Last Crusade until I start talking about it, so thank you for reminding me about how good it is
One of my favorite movies is Toy Story 2. I used to watch it on Disney XD sometimes and have a book
edit: there is a Over the Hedge 2 but it’s a bad creepypasta
It is the best movie in trilogy, but the third one plays on emotions and ends the TRILOGY well enough to be a really close competition, for me at least
For some people it even surpasses the second movie
There is no movie that has almost moved me to tears in all of my existence than A Silent Voice. Everything about the movie from its characters to its messages about depression, disabilities, redemption, friendship; all of it was beautifully made. It’s one of those movies that resonates with me personally and I think everyone should see it at least once in their lives.
One that I feel should be an honorable mention would be WolfWalkers, it has a simple yet honestly amazing story with the betrayal part actually making sense, I’m not even gonna mention the beautiful hand drawn story style it has to it. I won’t spoil any of it because I want you to watch it first hand knowing nothing
I saw toy story 3 in theaters as well. It’s still one of my favorite movies of all time
I was almost 8 years old and by the incinerator scene, I took my grandmother’s hand and then everyone else in the theatre accepts my fate and the most emotional moment was when my sister takes my hand
@@nicolelawless9942 the incinerator scene was hard for me as well
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Then I do the exact same scene with Woody.EXE 12 years later and he refused to hurt me
30:42 About this, can we get a Last Wish analysis...please? I just really want to know your opinions now that it came out
I'm not passionate enough about that movie to dedicate a full analysis to it, but I can give you my thoughts on it; I loved it. I had no expectations for it, yet it ended up blowing me away.
@@GamingMagic13 Me too. I saw the first one a bit before I saw The Last Wish on theaters, and I thought it was...fiine, but wow did the sequel hit me in the feels
Battlefield Earth and Morbius snubbed
Amazing Bulk snubbed
@@joaquinm9148 Black Widow snubbed
Lorax also snubbed
@@IkeReviews Ok bro Lorax is one of those “so bad, it’s good” movies, and even then it’s not that bad
That Andy hesitation to give Woody to Bonnie will always break my heart
The Incinerator scene in TS3 is underrated as hell. For some reason, the ending overshadows this scene despite it being one of the best scenes in all of pixar
I Have A Suggestion For A Movie Review:
The Prince Of Egypt.
It's One Of The Best Animated Movies Of All Time.
How this man felt about Toy Story 3 was everything I felt about the Netflix show Lost Ollie. I did not expect a mini series about a lost toy looking for his kid to strike my core with raw joy, despair, terror, tears, and insurmountable hope. The music instantly filled my skin with goosebumps the moment I turned on the first episode. The flashbacks, whether they belonged to the title character or someone else, somehow managed to do a phenomenal job at capturing the realism of a family as each member tries handling the coming hardships. The twist villain, very much like Lotso, is terrifying, and understandable in their motivations for being that way. But the bond between Ollie and his kid Billy…OH MY GOODNESS. This driving force is just about the most wholesome depiction of childhood I have ever seen. It does not hold back from giving you the same sense of comfort, wonder, and joy as you would remembering an old friend, a favorite toy, or pastime adventures you enjoyed as a kid. Please, whoever reads this, PLEASE give this series a chance! 🙏
I'm so happy you put Sonic 2 on here. It was the most fun I ever had in a movie theater.
1917 was and still is so good almost 3 years on. George MacKay absolutely nailed the shit. I have to watch more of his movies
Coco is also personal to me for Coco was much like my great aunt who we called Momme.
In 2019, two days before she passed, she was asleep. She has been sleeping much ever since our great uncle Poppe passed in 2016 ( I hate that year with a passion ). And as we went into her room she was in by my cousin who was watching her, I sang to her a gospel song, and her finger moved a bit much like Coco when Miguel was singing. She was also losing her memory sadly much like Coco and she was always fin to be around. She would always talk about everyone’s birthdays. I still miss her and love her. And watching Coco just made me miss her more.
Incredibles, Slumdog Millionaire, Taken, Finding Nemo, Wolf of Wall Street, Goodfellas, Lion King, Toy Story, the Hangover, 8 Mile, Straight Outta Compton, V for Vendetta, South Park Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, Shrek, Black Swan, Original Star Wars, Titanic, Inception, Dark Knight, and Blades of Glory are my 20 favorites in no order.
Damn it man you got me bawling my eyes out just talking about Toy Story 3. It’s only one of the few movies I remember watching in theaters as a kid and sobbing my eyeballs out and while I didn’t watch it again for a long time due to how sad it made me as I got older I watched it again and my love for it grew exponentially and only continued to grow as time went on (especially ESPECIALLY because of Toy Story 4 😡😡😡). It makes me laugh, cry and feel utter joy watching it every time and it feels amazing to know someone who had a lot of the same experiences and feelings about it when I was a kid to present day. To Infinity and Beyond.
I find Toy Story 4 okay at best (please respect my opinion)
Crazy how kung fu panda and how to train your dragon isn't on the list yet over the hedge is
Thoughts on the Scream movies?
Trust me, you're gonna love "Puss In Boots: The Last Wish".
Finally someone talking about the peanuts movie, that movie is so underrated and often forgotten
30:42 That didn't age too well, did it?
But yea great video! I haven't seen a good amount of the movies on this list, but I agree with the ones in here that I did see.
You know how there’s just memories burned into your brain that you’ll never forget? I was 6 when they started advertising this movie. But I’ll never forget seeing the giant pancake fall on the school and all the kids say “no school” at the end of the trailer. And I was like hahahaha that’s so funny bc I am also a kid and I would also say something like that if a giant pancake fell on my school
Edit: bro I also played over the hedge on my ps2 over and over and over it’s so nostalgic for me. I hope it was for you too dawg
Awesome list
What's your opinion on Temple of Doom? I ask because you haven't mentioned anything about it between this video and the top 20 worst movies video. Also I was happily surprised that Jingle All the Way was in your honorable mentions; that movie and How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) are two of my favorite Christmas films even if they aren't exactly good. The former is just insanely fun, and the latter is carried on the back of Jim Carrey's bizarrely hilarious performance and the production design. Also I really enjoy the Night at the Museum movies, and I'll agree with the third being a more than worthy conclusion.
I really liked Temple of Doom as a kid, and even as an adult I can get some enjoyment out of things like the mine cart chase. But it has not aged very well and it definitely the weakest of the three Indiana Jones movies.
@@GamingMagic13 I plan on giving all the Indiana Jones films a rewatch. For one thing, I've yet to decide if Raiders or Last Crusade is the best film of the whole bunch. Temple of Doom I really like (it was my personal favorite at one point) because of the almost non-stop action in the second half, how satisfying it is to see all those children be set free, and Willie and Short Round playing off much better against Indy than they're often given credit for. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull I always considered a step down for the franchise to B-Movie tier but I still liked it; I'll have to watch it again and decide if I should hate it as much as you do.
Klaus, Spiderman into the spider-verse, infinity war, lion king, incredibles, toy story 3, back to the future, hunchback of Notre dame, and Pinocchio are some of my favorite movies of all time (1 being spiderverse).
I think you would be a fan of the movies Megamind, Lupin the Third Castle of Cagliostro, Spider-verse, and whiplash.
Phineas and the Ferb Across the 2nd Dimension’s DVD Menu is really really good, it has secret menus if you click on certain items
Going off of this, I’d like to recommend How to Train Your Dragon (only the first one) and Kung Fu Panda (1 and 2)- they have extremely tight plots, while capturing the magic of their respective worlds through the art style, worldbuilding, and even score.
On the subject of video game adaptations, I’d also highly recommend Arcane. While it is based off the League of Legends characters, the story that it tells makes it feel more like a real, lived in world than I have seen in almost any other movie. It has a very complex storyline, while balancing each aspect and staying coherent the whole way through. It’s either my favorite or second favorite tv show/movie out there
Not how to train your dragon 2 and 3, and king fu panda 3?
@@mr.productions327 HTTYD 2 and 3 were just okay in terms of consistency, and KFP 3 had some bad plot and character issues
@@brandonm1708 kfp3 is basically the return of the Jedi of the series and the first Kung Fu Panda And the first how to train your dragon will still be the best ones
@@Mr.Feather130 I’d compare KFP 3 to Shrek 3 more than ROTJ. ROTJ had plot issues but the characters all stayed consistent, but KFP 3 dealt a bunch of damage to nearly all the main characters as well as having plot issues. I’d even consider KFP 4 a small step up from 3, despite how much less most people like it
@@brandonm1708 well we should agree that Shrek the third is still better than megamind 2 and we need to apologize it already
My list
1 Perks of being a wallflower
2 Jesus Revolution
3 Hacksaw Ridge
4 Baby Driver
5 Revenge of the sith
6 Amazing Spiderman 2
7 Lego Ninjago movie
8 Good Will Hunting
9 Whiplash
10 The Social Network
11 Lord of the rings fellowship of the ring
12 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
13 How to train your dragon
14 Prince of Egypt
15 La la land
16 Interstellar
17 Inception
18 The Truman show
19 12 Angry Men
20 The Dark Knight
HM
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21 A Fistful of dollars
22 Arrival
23 SpongeBob SquarePants movie
24 Inside out
25 Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles mutant mayhem
I incredibly have infinite respect you saying Toy Story 3 is your favorite movie, mine is too! It is just such a perfect masterpiece
Okey heres my top
20-Donnie darko
19-The big fish
18-Pink floyd the wall
17-No country for old man
16-The breakfast club
15-Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
14-Up
13- The good, the bad and the ugly
12- Spirited away
11-Schindler's list
10-Pulp fiction
9-2001: a space oddysey
8-Ragging bull
7-A clockwork orange
6- One flew over the cuckoo's nest
5-The truman show
4- The shawshank redemption
3-Forrest gump
2-Drive
1-Apcalipse now
My top 20
20. Despicable Me
19 aliens in the attic
18 Ted
17 ratatouille
16. Guardians of the galaxy
15. The peanuts movie
14. Shrek
13. The simpsons movie
12. Cloudy with a chance of meatballs
11. A dog's way home
10. Coraline
9. Cars
8. The Incredibles
7. Sonic the hedgehog 2
6. treasure planet
5. toy story 2
4. The Spongebob Squarepants movie
3. Spiderman, no way home
2 super Mario brothers movie
1 GREMLINS
Honorable mentions
Sausage party
Monsters inc
Zombieland 1/2
And Paranorman
Great list!
If I could recommend a holiday film you likely haven't heard of, "One Special Night" stars Julie Andrews and is based on a play...It's kind of low budget, but tells all the story it needs to.
The first How To Train Your Dragon definitely is one of the best animated movies of all time. Plenty of people have explained why in far better words than I could ever muster, so go give a video about it a watch if you'd like more details. Another personal favorite of mine is The Greatest Showman but I've not seen that one praised in a video yet so I'm unsure if that one is purely personal opinion or if it's genuinely a good movie from a "critic's" point of view. 🤷Give them both a try and see what you think.
Some of my favorites in no particular order, might get updated as time goes on:
The Little Mermaid (It's my favorite Disney film of all time, but I can't really explain why. The romance isn't as good as Aladdin or Tangled, but it's still cute. The characters are endearing as all heck, the music slaps, the animation is stunning, no wonder it kicked off the Disney renaissance.)
The Cars trilogy (yes, even Cars 2; after realizing TS4 was shit, Cars 2 became a guilty pleasure of mine, I can have fun watching it unlike TS4)
The Toy Story trilogy (even if you DO like TS4 or whatever, Toy Story will always be a trilogy to me, with only epilogue stuff that stopped when Don Rickles died. R.I.P. to the goat.)
The Shrek trilogy (Shrek 1 is a strong start, Shrek 2 was the best one, and Shrek Forever After is an underrated masterpiece of a conclusion. I feel like I'm forgetting something, but whatever it was it's not important.)
Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure (not just the best Thomas and Friends movie, but arguably one of the most underrated animated movies of all time)
Sonic Movie duology (both of these are surprisingly fun times, ESPECIALLY Sonic 2. Here's hoping Sonic 3 sticks the landing for the series if it's a trilogy, and that it goes out with a bang.)
Space Jam (Not necessarily a masterpiece of cinema, but it was still a fun romp, where nothing makes sense but it doesn't matter because the film knows this and just wants to have fun. Again, it's a guilty pleasure of mine.)
Aladdin (You described why most of us like it like it better than I ever could.)
The Lion King (do I need to say it?)
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (A phenomenal closing chapter to the canon of SpongeBob, if they had stopped there I would be perfectly content with it being the ending, but aside from that it's hilarious and fun as all hecc.)
The Emperor's New Groove (this might be the funniest Disney movie ever created.)
Wreck it Ralph (What you said in the video is essentially true. I love video games, I love animated Disney movies. Put em together and what do ya get? A one of a kind masterpiece with great characters, story, drama, comedy, all that jazz.)
The Incredibles (Truly a masterclass of cinema, this was Brad Bird and Pixar at the top of their game. The family dynamic was so damn fun to see and the payoffs were so much fun.)
The Peanuts Movie (Honestly, even though Peanuts specials are still being made on Apple TV's streaming service, I'm perfectly content with this movie being the series finale of Peanuts, like how Endgame is a finale for the MCU.)
The Magic Railroad Parody (The greatest attack on an egotistical producer ever known to man, a perfect experience if you've ever been perplexed by the mediocre Thomas and the Magic Railroad from 2000. This passion project is truly something to behold and deserves to be watched, by Thomas fans or movie riffers alike. Link: ruclips.net/video/6dNdpb7GFTo/видео.html)
I love all those movies for the same reasons!
Emperor's New Groove! EPIC! But check out some older ones, especially Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
@@thesisypheanjournal1271 I already have but forgot to mention it.
finally someone who thinks Shrek 4 is underrated, although we aren't alone ;)
@@WDB2005 You can thank Schafrillas for that.
Wall-e is by far my favorite Pixar movie.
it would be cool if you did a video on why it's so great
I’d love to pick your brain on what movies you have watched. Do you ever watch horror movies or films with grin subject matter? What’s the craziest/most surreal movie you’ve seen? Most fucked up? Most disturbing movie?
Number 7: Over the Hedge
GamingMagic13: It’s not a 10/10 masterpiece but I love it to bits
This is NUMBER 7, shouldn’t every movie in your TOP 10 FAVORITES OF ALL TIME be a 10/10 masterpiece
I heard something positive from GamingMagic13 and came here immediately!
30:44 it turned out to be the best animated film of the year, wow.
No it's not
Turning red is better In my opinion
I am glad you gave instant family some respect I thought as a very good thing and I am happy that there is someone who enjoys it too
All I’m gonna say is that The Lego Movie is a Top 5 movie period
I just watched Searching based on your recommendation. I haven’t seen a thriller this good in a long time!
If you loved that, you should watch Missing; it's just as good as Searching, possibly even better. I honestly don't know which one I love more.
Hearing you say the word “teleport” brings me joy.
Our lack of faith in the Puss in Boots sequel was fortunately so wrong!
"Even though the first one was steaming hot garbage and I have absolutely no faith in the sequel"
So, GamingMagic13,
How's that statement been holding up?