Absolutely. I personally loved the Snowman, but I don't watch it for the plot, cause there isn't one, really. I like the quiet wintery aesthetic of it, so I used to let it play in the background, back when it was on Netflix. Also, the Folding Ideas post mortem analysis is very interesting, if you want to know about directing and editing. For that second purpose, it's better to have an incomplete film that tries to build connecting scenes out of B roll and dubing
Its dangerous to go to the movies alone... once you do it, it becomes an addiction. Nothing better than watching a movie without thinking "is this other person going to like this 2 hours drama", at your prefered theater and at the time you like. I love it.
@@TypeLproductionsgood to hear! In my country prices are up to about $16-$17 per ticket (with slightly lower average salaries than in the US), so I usually wait for movies getting to streaming and watch them at home. Used to go to the movies a lot though. Hopefully, some time again.
I'm quickly discovering this. . . The real danger for me is "how many evenings can I ask my husband to put our toddler to bed while I go to the theater before it becomes irresponsible?"
I like it because I have at minimum the entire trip home to process how I feel about whatever I just watched. Don't need to talk about it on the way out, don't hear anyone else I care about's opinions/feelings THEY got from the film. And if I walk out feeling it was something truly special or important, I can just quietly dwell in the vibes for a bit before gradually rejoining the real world at my own pace.
Since I moved to Japan I usually go to the cinema by myself and it's the best thing ever. And if you go to the indie theaters, most of the people there will be alone. Nobody talks during the movies! It's lovely.
Talking about Knives Out and Glass Onion: Maybe a little unfair (to both?) but I feel like Dave Bautista has the market cornered for all the roles that would lend legitimacy/prestige to the Rock's career.
[Nobbles standing atop a hill of rocks, on the edge of a sea of lava that's steadily approaching a defeated and delimbed Patrick] Nobbles: "You were my brother in content gobbling, Patrick. I loved you" Patrick: "I HATE YOU!"
The section about Arnold Schwarzenegger's abilities is interesting to me. I'm co-host of an Arnie filmography podcast and we always say he's as good as the material you give him. The dude is literally the first you'd expect to 'sell out' and create a brand, as he tailored his career, his life even, exactly to his specifications. But no, when he's acting, he's acting. He commits. Of course, he's in some terrible movies, but he never phones it in.
If the host of a show looks genuinely annoyed and frustrated, then that is not a good viewing experience. Nobbles annoyed me, but Patrick's reaction took me out out of the video even more
@@spinakker14I honestly agree. I get what they were going for and I usually like the non-essay stuff, but it just made me want to do the Monty Python "get on with it" thing
Your Kevin Hart comment made me think about my homeboy who used to make a glorious living as the spokesperson for Chase Bank - it was a voice acting gig - and he lost it because they decided to replace him with STANLEY TUCCI. We all love Stanley but we questioned whether he really had that recognizable of a voice that Chase felt the need to hire him. 😩
Hi Emma, question for Patrick, can we have an episode where nobbles breaks into the studio and sets up the camera and does a 20 minuite episode on some random film that he is super passionate about but Patrick does not care about. Maybe Emma could be his co-host/partner in crime?
I think Ballers existed strictly because he's from Miami, lived in Miami, he could hang out with football players, it was very reality-adjacent. Plus it was essentially fantasy fulfillment for him. He's basically playing himself but if he were an ex-NFL player. I think if he could find projects that he could shoot in either Miami or Hawaii, he would do them.
even in Van Wilder, where the Ryan Reynolds character is the main lead, you’ve got Kal Penn as Taj basically serving the Will Turner to the Reynolds/Wilder Jack Sparrow
I can't say I believe Nobbles would fight anyone. Whereas I am certain Warmbo has an immense darkness within him and engaging him in violence would cause some kind of cataclysmic event.
My parents went for a dinner gala with Mamoa as press junkit for his vodka. He came upto them and complimented my moms hair and apparently talked for a bit. Which i was immediately called about after and from what it seems he was an incredibly chill and kind guy.
Ryan Reynolds did serious dramas but none of them ever hit. The Nines is one of my favourite films, and he did that other one where he was buried in a coffin. Both were huge with film nerds, but I don't think either broke into mainstream
Both "See" and "Slumberland", starring Momoa, are pretty fantastic and simply suffer from bad promotion and being buried on specific streaming platforms. Both have some really original material in them, and while I haven't finished See -- what I've seen of the first season was pretty awesome
I first saw Ryan Gosling do comedy in Crazy Stupid Love five years before The Nice Guys. Granted, he wasn't the lead like in Nice Guys, but I think it still counts.
I love going to the movies by myself, I saw Babylon 3 times, by myself. The first time I was supposed to watch it with my mother, but she saw the orgy scene and wanted to leave, so she did
Regarding the death of movie stars as it relates to the death of romantic comedies, I found myself eager to see Anybody But You because I wanted to see Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell on screen together, though I rarely pick a movie for its star. Kevin Hart comedies also have a similar draw. This theory definitely holds water!
I saw a recent article that attributed the death of the movie star to movie stars making different sorts of movies like you say were missing. The movie star like John Wayne played the same role and was basically a franchise unto themselves, and guys like Cruise and Carey breaking that trust when they started making pivot movies like eyes wide shut and the Andy Kaufman one was argued to be the thing that killed the power of the movie star
To back up the comment about Reynold's Hannibal King role, as soon as I finished watching that movie I text my best friend and said "Blade Trinity was terrible, but the guy from Van Wilder guy just made a great Deadpool audition" and that was 5 years before X-Men Origins The Origin of Wolverine's Origin or whatever.
35:30 great points. plus Eddie Hamilton said they needed it to be digital because of the restrictions they had in terms of number of crew on set (it might have been McQuarrie, but I believe it was Hamilton who said it on Light The Fuse) 🥂
Though not often I do think Ryan Gosling has great comedy examples prior to the nice guys. His role as sunshine in remember the Titans is great series of comedic moments and also he's in Crazy Stupid Love (2011) opposite Steve Carrell!
Ryan Reynolds “The Captive” was in the Palm D’Or competition back in 2015- directed by Oscar Nominee Atom Egoyn. The movie failed miserably which might have been really hard for Reynolds. Here he was, trying to do something really gutsy but it wasn’t received well. He probably thought that he tried to be taken seriously as an actor but it didn’t work out, so lets stick with the stick. I think the same thing happened to Johnson and Southland Tales.
You have so much left for me to consume that I’m positive you will somehow overcome the immediate massive hit my respect took when you described “Glass Onion” movies as “really interesting.”❤
I'd love to see what Patrick thinks in reference to Reynolds WRT the film IF. While his role is definitely quippy, I think there is such a deep emotional resonance of his character throughout the story that it actually does provide him with a lot of important acting to do. (And it's a family movie, so no Gin ads.) (I do also think that Free Guy, while definitely cookie cutter to an extent, is actually a really wonderful role, and him being so standard is kind of the point of the whole thing. He's meant to be an unnamed, standard, stock character in a video game, and over the course of the film we see him develop into a real character. Yes, definitely a quippy and sarcastic character, but still a deep character, at least to me. But then again, my critical faculties have a tendency to turn off when I watch movies.) (And yes, Mississippi Grind is a PHENOMENAL turn for Reynolds and I'd love to see him do more like it.)
Why is no one talking about Definitely Maybe, that is still my favorite Ryan Reynolds’s movies. I think that movie bombed and that kinda stoped him from doing any movies that have heart and emotion in his acting.
Ok, but when will Patrick do an essay about “good” Netflix movies? There were some really interesting-looking ones that came out a few years ago like The Devil all the Time, The King, The Outlaw King, Marriage Story, Roma, Polar. For all the complaints people make about bad Netflix movies, why won’t they see the seemingly good-ones??
"Slumberland the movie that nobody saw" this movie is SUPER interesting to me as it is an adaptation of an IP (Little nemo in Slumberland) that basically hides that it is an adaptation of a comic, which they can do since it is public domain, but still, super weird. You are talking about the type of IP even Ghibli wanted to make something, you know? And still, the marketing makes it seem that it is completely new movie O.o Also the movie is beutiful. So beautiful that has a scene that completely destroys the bitrate no matter how good is your internet connection, which is hilarious to a streaming only movie to do. And of course, it is an awesome Gonzo Blockbuster
Hi Patrick and Emma :) Just want to say, as a new fan, thank you for all the hard work. The last season (my first) was amazing! Can't wait to see the things prepared for 2024. Also, pretty please!!!, what does the neon sign on your office says?
I’d love to watch you play Cine2Nerdle Battles-it’s a movie trivia game where you choose the next movie based on the cast, director, writer, or cinematographer. NorthernLion and Atrioc play it often on stream, and I think you’d be great at it considering your movie knowledge
You all need to check out Hugh Grant in “The Undoing”, he is SCARY in that toward the end. But yeah in the beginning he's just the bumbling British guy and initially you think “zzzzzz” but he wowed me in the end 💀💀 Thanks for the video 🙏
Damn never thought my comment would have ended up in one of these when I left it. Glad you took the time to respond even if you disagree. I still think there are similarities between the two, but it was cool to hear your perspective :)
very exciting to know I am watching alongside THE Bill Zebub, I still haven't actually seen any of his films but Antfarm Dickhole is a classic of imdb deep dives
You know, after featuring a superintelligent coconut with googly eyes, Knobbles (Nobbles?) just seemed like the next logical step. I'm still impressed, but he definitely seems like your kind of idea. ❤️
Its hard to hate on Ryan for pursuing business as a more stable long-term income. He gave cell phone service to the striking employees of several talk shows and sponsored the Stike Force 5 podcast, which also paid those staff shows. When one has true business clout one can actually get stuff done.
Damn it and your influencer ways Patrick- I just bought a J Press shaggy dog sweater. For real. Ok, it was a good endorsement and the sweater’s soft touch on my body will be a constant reminder of your sharp yet cozy wit. Hopefully not nearly as creepy as that sounds.
The Paul Rudd comedies are on Streaming. Like all the former mid-budget movies that can't make money anymore because they mostly made money off DVD sales and cable rights which both functionally don't exist anymore
I have a question about Nebula who decides what creators go on it? Is there a vote amongst the existing creators? and who were the original creators? (Is it a lindsay Ellis thing) is there a criteria or style that a creator have to meet? You mentioned Cody one of the old cracked guys I don't think he's on it?
Bill Zebub film retrospective sounds like a great upcoming video. I'm curious about Indie Director the Director's Cut (2013). It'd be fun to hear Patrick H. Williems wax poetical on a microbudget scale. In fact, Strawberry Mansion (2021) is the best entry point into Kentucker Audley and Albert Birney's micro budget film making world which I would also like to hear Patrick explore. Since Patrick has made shorts, videos, and movies, he could have an interesting perspective on how the Zebub and Audley/Birney films grow and develop as craft projects.
@@karlkarlos3545 I hope RLM received a package as well, although they'd probably languish on the wheel until they were covered. It would be nice to hear Jay's thoughts as well, not just the jokes. I suspect Bill Zebub wants to hear Patrick H. Willems' opinions and sent them to the right home. I'd also like to hear Cereal at Midnight or Films at Home channels talk about them in detail. It'd be fun to hear a variety of online opinions on these relatively minor works.
I watched Slumberland with my 6 year old boy and we loved it, Momoa killed his role too. While it is a children's film, it's perfectly suitable for adults.
Sorry Patrick, but hard disagree about your attempt to distinguish Gosling and Reynolds. They may take different kinds of roles, but their appearances and demeanors are so similar that they merge together in my mind and I'm definitely not the only person who thinks about them that way given that both Reynolds and Gosling tell stories about being mistaken for each other.
Appearance, yes. Demeanor, no. Gosling has a vulnerability that's very believable. Just look at Blade Runner 2049. He's heartbreaking in that, without saying a word. Look at him in Barbie. He balanced the cluelessness of Ken with an interesting depth, an underlying frustration, masked by over confidence, that Reynolds could never bring, or at least I can't imagine it. If you try to swap them out in various movies, they don't work
I'm partial to Tommy Lee Jones in the Boss Coffee commercials, in which he plays an alien taking the form of Tommy Lee Jones to pass as a human in Japan.
How does the likes of netflix know how much a tv series or movie of theirs has made? How does residuals for actors, writers work regarding streaming companies?
Dude, I am now *This* close to watching Ballers just to see why it was created. You commented on how surprising of a nothingburger it was in His Rockness' resume. Now I am like "well what was the strategy behind this?" Was it supposed be Entouragesque, but starting a movie star? All this ritzy living, flashy wealth, fancy cars, another sunny city, Rob Corddry...like was this an attempt to just capture a big dude market slice? I remember how much Entourage bolstered Mark Whalberg's image and his status as a businessman when it came out. Was He-Who-Cooks going for the same? Are there ratings on HBO joints? I don't need another project please spare me. (BTW love all that you do, thx).
There was that prank call video from a while ago on RUclips that got really big and John Cena was at the center of it, and I always wonder how much of John Cena's popularity now is due to that meme
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Red Notice as a cinematic sleeping pill shows that every film has a purpose.
Absolutely. I personally loved the Snowman, but I don't watch it for the plot, cause there isn't one, really. I like the quiet wintery aesthetic of it, so I used to let it play in the background, back when it was on Netflix. Also, the Folding Ideas post mortem analysis is very interesting, if you want to know about directing and editing. For that second purpose, it's better to have an incomplete film that tries to build connecting scenes out of B roll and dubing
We cannot have a discussion about John Cena's filmography without mentioning the fact that he played Fred's dad in all three Fred movies.
Wild
Easily the best part of all three of those godawful movies.
Love that he’s a legit star now besides all the ccp riding
Its dangerous to go to the movies alone... once you do it, it becomes an addiction. Nothing better than watching a movie without thinking "is this other person going to like this 2 hours drama", at your prefered theater and at the time you like. I love it.
2023 was the year I discovered this, I saw 63 films in the theatre and about 40 or so were by myself 😅
@@TypeLproductionsgood to hear!
In my country prices are up to about $16-$17 per ticket (with slightly lower average salaries than in the US), so I usually wait for movies getting to streaming and watch them at home.
Used to go to the movies a lot though. Hopefully, some time again.
I'm quickly discovering this. . . The real danger for me is "how many evenings can I ask my husband to put our toddler to bed while I go to the theater before it becomes irresponsible?"
I like it because I have at minimum the entire trip home to process how I feel about whatever I just watched. Don't need to talk about it on the way out, don't hear anyone else I care about's opinions/feelings THEY got from the film.
And if I walk out feeling it was something truly special or important, I can just quietly dwell in the vibes for a bit before gradually rejoining the real world at my own pace.
Since I moved to Japan I usually go to the cinema by myself and it's the best thing ever. And if you go to the indie theaters, most of the people there will be alone. Nobody talks during the movies! It's lovely.
Talking about Knives Out and Glass Onion: Maybe a little unfair (to both?) but I feel like Dave Bautista has the market cornered for all the roles that would lend legitimacy/prestige to the Rock's career.
I’m doing good now! Full remission, full head of hair. Still haven’t gone back to finish Red Notice.
[Nobbles standing atop a hill of rocks, on the edge of a sea of lava that's steadily approaching a defeated and delimbed Patrick]
Nobbles: "You were my brother in content gobbling, Patrick. I loved you"
Patrick: "I HATE YOU!"
The section about Arnold Schwarzenegger's abilities is interesting to me. I'm co-host of an Arnie filmography podcast and we always say he's as good as the material you give him. The dude is literally the first you'd expect to 'sell out' and create a brand, as he tailored his career, his life even, exactly to his specifications. But no, when he's acting, he's acting. He commits. Of course, he's in some terrible movies, but he never phones it in.
My favourite Arnie line-read is from "Commando", "Ah yew al rrrrrrright?" 😍😍😍
I know it’s acting, but Patrick looks like he is genuinely annoyed and frustrated by Nobbles in the main video.
If the host of a show looks genuinely annoyed and frustrated, then that is not a good viewing experience. Nobbles annoyed me, but Patrick's reaction took me out out of the video even more
@@spinakker14I honestly agree. I get what they were going for and I usually like the non-essay stuff, but it just made me want to do the Monty Python "get on with it" thing
Your Kevin Hart comment made me think about my homeboy who used to make a glorious living as the spokesperson for Chase Bank - it was a voice acting gig - and he lost it because they decided to replace him with STANLEY TUCCI. We all love Stanley but we questioned whether he really had that recognizable of a voice that Chase felt the need to hire him. 😩
Hi Emma, question for Patrick, can we have an episode where nobbles breaks into the studio and sets up the camera and does a 20 minuite episode on some random film that he is super passionate about but Patrick does not care about. Maybe Emma could be his co-host/partner in crime?
We could get the great Kilm essay we were teased at the beginning of the season.
I think Ballers existed strictly because he's from Miami, lived in Miami, he could hang out with football players, it was very reality-adjacent. Plus it was essentially fantasy fulfillment for him. He's basically playing himself but if he were an ex-NFL player. I think if he could find projects that he could shoot in either Miami or Hawaii, he would do them.
Plus Toby Ziegler was in it
even in Van Wilder, where the Ryan Reynolds character is the main lead, you’ve got Kal Penn as Taj basically serving the Will Turner to the Reynolds/Wilder Jack Sparrow
I can't say I believe Nobbles would fight anyone. Whereas I am certain Warmbo has an immense darkness within him and engaging him in violence would cause some kind of cataclysmic event.
My parents went for a dinner gala with Mamoa as press junkit for his vodka. He came upto them and complimented my moms hair and apparently talked for a bit. Which i was immediately called about after and from what it seems he was an incredibly chill and kind guy.
Mamoa, Keanu, Grohl; all seem to have hit on the secret that life is less stressful if you make the effort to be polite people 😍🤗
Ryan Reynolds did serious dramas but none of them ever hit. The Nines is one of my favourite films, and he did that other one where he was buried in a coffin. Both were huge with film nerds, but I don't think either broke into mainstream
Given that we know that a Muppets episode is on the horizon, seeing a puppet character didn't surprise me at all.
Always liked The Proposal and Definitely Maybe. Would definitely enjoy both of them doing more interesting work
Both "See" and "Slumberland", starring Momoa, are pretty fantastic and simply suffer from bad promotion and being buried on specific streaming platforms. Both have some really original material in them, and while I haven't finished See -- what I've seen of the first season was pretty awesome
Slumberland was a great sweet film, I loved it!
I want to echo the comment about how great the recent videos have been, Patrick! Incredible season!
I first saw Ryan Gosling do comedy in Crazy Stupid Love five years before The Nice Guys. Granted, he wasn't the lead like in Nice Guys, but I think it still counts.
I love going to the movies by myself, I saw Babylon 3 times, by myself. The first time I was supposed to watch it with my mother, but she saw the orgy scene and wanted to leave, so she did
I've thought for years that Tom Holland should do a Danny Kaye biopic!! I'll begrudging take Fred Astaire haha
Regarding the death of movie stars as it relates to the death of romantic comedies, I found myself eager to see Anybody But You because I wanted to see Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell on screen together, though I rarely pick a movie for its star. Kevin Hart comedies also have a similar draw. This theory definitely holds water!
That looks like a Hudsons Bay sweater. Waaaay older than 70 yrs
I said this on another video but The Rock really is Krusty the Clown with how much he is a walking, talking product.
I saw a recent article that attributed the death of the movie star to movie stars making different sorts of movies like you say were missing. The movie star like John Wayne played the same role and was basically a franchise unto themselves, and guys like Cruise and Carey breaking that trust when they started making pivot movies like eyes wide shut and the Andy Kaufman one was argued to be the thing that killed the power of the movie star
So you could say Tom Holland is our modern Deborah Kerr
To back up the comment about Reynold's Hannibal King role, as soon as I finished watching that movie I text my best friend and said "Blade Trinity was terrible, but the guy from Van Wilder guy just made a great Deadpool audition" and that was 5 years before X-Men Origins The Origin of Wolverine's Origin or whatever.
35:30 great points. plus Eddie Hamilton said they needed it to be digital because of the restrictions they had in terms of number of crew on set (it might have been McQuarrie, but I believe it was Hamilton who said it on Light The Fuse) 🥂
Ballers was dope. It was squarely aimed at the entourage crowd
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Though not often I do think Ryan Gosling has great comedy examples prior to the nice guys. His role as sunshine in remember the Titans is great series of comedic moments and also he's in Crazy Stupid Love (2011) opposite Steve Carrell!
Ryan Reynolds “The Captive” was in the Palm D’Or competition back in 2015- directed by Oscar Nominee Atom Egoyn. The movie failed miserably which might have been really hard for Reynolds. Here he was, trying to do something really gutsy but it wasn’t received well. He probably thought that he tried to be taken seriously as an actor but it didn’t work out, so lets stick with the stick. I think the same thing happened to Johnson and Southland Tales.
Tom Holland needs to be in a Guy Ritchie movie. He’ll make good use of him
I would like to see Tom Holland and Daniel Radcliffe doing a buddy movie (preferably a darkly comic and twisted on).
How did I not know about this channel!? More Patrick is always a good thing
Ur one of my favorite on RUclips! With the closing of rt, yall independent creators are amazing I need to check out nebula soon!
You have so much left for me to consume that I’m positive you will somehow overcome the immediate massive hit my respect took when you described “Glass Onion” movies as “really interesting.”❤
Hear me out. The Rock in that upcoming Stahelski Highlander reboot, as the Kurgan, would be legit incredible.
I love the Nobbles story. Amazing. I have so many brain children that will take me years to make live, and this gives me such hope 💕
I'd love to see what Patrick thinks in reference to Reynolds WRT the film IF. While his role is definitely quippy, I think there is such a deep emotional resonance of his character throughout the story that it actually does provide him with a lot of important acting to do. (And it's a family movie, so no Gin ads.) (I do also think that Free Guy, while definitely cookie cutter to an extent, is actually a really wonderful role, and him being so standard is kind of the point of the whole thing. He's meant to be an unnamed, standard, stock character in a video game, and over the course of the film we see him develop into a real character. Yes, definitely a quippy and sarcastic character, but still a deep character, at least to me. But then again, my critical faculties have a tendency to turn off when I watch movies.) (And yes, Mississippi Grind is a PHENOMENAL turn for Reynolds and I'd love to see him do more like it.)
Why is no one talking about Definitely Maybe, that is still my favorite Ryan Reynolds’s movies. I think that movie bombed and that kinda stoped him from doing any movies that have heart and emotion in his acting.
Ok, but when will Patrick do an essay about “good” Netflix movies? There were some really interesting-looking ones that came out a few years ago like The Devil all the Time, The King, The Outlaw King, Marriage Story, Roma, Polar. For all the complaints people make about bad Netflix movies, why won’t they see the seemingly good-ones??
Why no mention of the movies The Nines?
True Lies is one of the most hilarious action comedies of the history!!
1:08:20 I watched and really enjoyed Slumberland! (I did call the end twist about half an hour in, but I didnt mind)
"Slumberland the movie that nobody saw" this movie is SUPER interesting to me as it is an adaptation of an IP (Little nemo in Slumberland) that basically hides that it is an adaptation of a comic, which they can do since it is public domain, but still, super weird. You are talking about the type of IP even Ghibli wanted to make something, you know? And still, the marketing makes it seem that it is completely new movie O.o Also the movie is beutiful. So beautiful that has a scene that completely destroys the bitrate no matter how good is your internet connection, which is hilarious to a streaming only movie to do. And of course, it is an awesome Gonzo Blockbuster
Hi Patrick and Emma :)
Just want to say, as a new fan, thank you for all the hard work. The last season (my first) was amazing! Can't wait to see the things prepared for 2024.
Also, pretty please!!!, what does the neon sign on your office says?
I’d love to watch you play Cine2Nerdle Battles-it’s a movie trivia game where you choose the next movie based on the cast, director, writer, or cinematographer. NorthernLion and Atrioc play it often on stream, and I think you’d be great at it considering your movie knowledge
Not producer, cinematographer.
@@flimphister Good catch!
42:50 agreed
You all need to check out Hugh Grant in “The Undoing”, he is SCARY in that toward the end.
But yeah in the beginning he's just the bumbling British guy and initially you think “zzzzzz” but he wowed me in the end 💀💀
Thanks for the video 🙏
Lars and the Real Girl, that's the Gosling movie.
Just wanted to shout out the important cinema club podcast. I think everyone that's a fan of Patrick will love them.
Also I remember laughing my ass off at The Rock Obama skit from one of his SNL appearances
Those heart glasses make you look like a terrifying anime villain.
Few of today's actors are STARS so they are free to do all the commercials they like😂😂😂
good timing for this video considering the events on WWE Raw tonight...
Peanuts Emma is awesome.
How about when Reynolds was in the Amityville Horror? Flop. Reynolds just went back to what works.
I binge watched Ballers last summer and really enjoyed it. I think that’s a great showcase of what Dwayne Johnson can really do as a dramatic actor
Damn never thought my comment would have ended up in one of these when I left it. Glad you took the time to respond even if you disagree. I still think there are similarities between the two, but it was cool to hear your perspective :)
Why does no one mentions The Voices for Ryan Reynolds great performance/ author movie??
juggernaut question at 58:00 lmao damn
Ok, I have a question: did you watch the full cinematographies of Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne Johnson, in preparation for that video?
very exciting to know I am watching alongside THE Bill Zebub, I still haven't actually seen any of his films but Antfarm Dickhole is a classic of imdb deep dives
Gosling is in crazy, stupid love which is technically a comedy
It actually was fun to watch you look stuff up
You know, after featuring a superintelligent coconut with googly eyes, Knobbles (Nobbles?) just seemed like the next logical step. I'm still impressed, but he definitely seems like your kind of idea. ❤️
Its hard to hate on Ryan for pursuing business as a more stable long-term income. He gave cell phone service to the striking employees of several talk shows and sponsored the Stike Force 5 podcast, which also paid those staff shows. When one has true business clout one can actually get stuff done.
Nobbles was yet another stroke of genius in the masterpiece of this channel! Thank you so much for all the incredible content
Charle, singular - will never be topped. But these are great additions lol
Well, I'm French, and this is the first time I hear someone pronounce Denis Villeneuve correctly
"When is Cena going to give us a Predator or a Commando"? Who knows, maybe that Coyote V Acme movie could have been it.
26:58 The more correct term is "tetralogy"
0:08 hence "Presents"
I love Nobbles, we need more Nobbles
Considering how much Cody dispises Wormbo, if he worked as a consultant for the episode, he would've said 'NO PUPPETS'.
Damn it and your influencer ways Patrick- I just bought a J Press shaggy dog sweater. For real. Ok, it was a good endorsement and the sweater’s soft touch on my body will be a constant reminder of your sharp yet cozy wit. Hopefully not nearly as creepy as that sounds.
Someone used my YT Nobbles / Warmbo comment to ask a question, I'm calling hbomberguy.
I'm surprised you mentioned Dwayne Johnson's SNL appearance as well as presidential aspirations, and didn't touch on the "The Rock Obama" sketch.
The Paul Rudd comedies are on Streaming. Like all the former mid-budget movies that can't make money anymore because they mostly made money off DVD sales and cable rights which both functionally don't exist anymore
I have a question about Nebula who decides what creators go on it? Is there a vote amongst the existing creators? and who were the original creators? (Is it a lindsay Ellis thing) is there a criteria or style that a creator have to meet? You mentioned Cody one of the old cracked guys I don't think he's on it?
TORILLE. Hugo Sinberg's Death's Garden spotted! It's in the church here in Tampere, Finland ❤
26:57 It's clearly a trilogy in four parts
I fee like the indie film hustler tagline would now be, "as seen on Patrick Williams Presents" :)
Bill Zebub film retrospective sounds like a great upcoming video. I'm curious about Indie Director the Director's Cut (2013). It'd be fun to hear Patrick H. Williems wax poetical on a microbudget scale. In fact, Strawberry Mansion (2021) is the best entry point into Kentucker Audley and Albert Birney's micro budget film making world which I would also like to hear Patrick explore. Since Patrick has made shorts, videos, and movies, he could have an interesting perspective on how the Zebub and Audley/Birney films grow and develop as craft projects.
I feel he sent it to the wrong address. I'm sure Jay from Redlettermedia would have checked them out in an instant.
@@karlkarlos3545 I hope RLM received a package as well, although they'd probably languish on the wheel until they were covered. It would be nice to hear Jay's thoughts as well, not just the jokes. I suspect Bill Zebub wants to hear Patrick H. Willems' opinions and sent them to the right home. I'd also like to hear Cereal at Midnight or Films at Home channels talk about them in detail. It'd be fun to hear a variety of online opinions on these relatively minor works.
I watched Slumberland with my 6 year old boy and we loved it, Momoa killed his role too. While it is a children's film, it's perfectly suitable for adults.
Sorry Patrick, but hard disagree about your attempt to distinguish Gosling and Reynolds. They may take different kinds of roles, but their appearances and demeanors are so similar that they merge together in my mind and I'm definitely not the only person who thinks about them that way given that both Reynolds and Gosling tell stories about being mistaken for each other.
Appearance, yes. Demeanor, no. Gosling has a vulnerability that's very believable. Just look at Blade Runner 2049. He's heartbreaking in that, without saying a word. Look at him in Barbie. He balanced the cluelessness of Ken with an interesting depth, an underlying frustration, masked by over confidence, that Reynolds could never bring, or at least I can't imagine it. If you try to swap them out in various movies, they don't work
I just Like how the "yeah" st 10:10 will be my Patrick Willems Ringtone
What about Reynolds and The Voices?
THE BEST Japanese commercial I can think of is the one where George Lucas's head transforms out of a Panasonic™ camcorder
I'm partial to Tommy Lee Jones in the Boss Coffee commercials, in which he plays an alien taking the form of Tommy Lee Jones to pass as a human in Japan.
How does the likes of netflix know how much a tv series or movie of theirs has made? How does residuals for actors, writers work regarding streaming companies?
Dude, I am now *This* close to watching Ballers just to see why it was created. You commented on how surprising of a nothingburger it was in His Rockness' resume. Now I am like "well what was the strategy behind this?" Was it supposed be Entouragesque, but starting a movie star? All this ritzy living, flashy wealth, fancy cars, another sunny city, Rob Corddry...like was this an attempt to just capture a big dude market slice? I remember how much Entourage bolstered Mark Whalberg's image and his status as a businessman when it came out. Was He-Who-Cooks going for the same? Are there ratings on HBO joints? I don't need another project please spare me. (BTW love all that you do, thx).
Next time Richard Curtis writes a movie, Tom Holland should be in it.
my comment was considered and selected YEEES thank youu
1:20:30 community reference?
There was that prank call video from a while ago on RUclips that got really big and John Cena was at the center of it, and I always wonder how much of John Cena's popularity now is due to that meme
Finnish female viewers represented!
I'll stand by that Stuber is a fun action movie. It's nothing special but Batista is great in it and Iko Uwais is the villain which is always a treat.
Woman in Gold I think was Ryan Reynolds attempt at “prestige” didn’t work.
I guess I’m in the minority but I really didn’t like Nobbles and I often skip the longer skits and gags. The shorter ones are good though.
Why do people not talk about Buried? That was a good Ryan Reynolds performance, he literally carried the movie it's just him start to end