23K - Answering Your Questions
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Don't forget those of us that have been around for almost a decade when you hit 100k!
Fantastic take on dance: Think of yourself as an instrument to the music.
Congratulations on growing your fan base.
I think your subscribers must be very sophisticated because their questions are very complicated and cerebral
@ 9:40: That story about how you "learned" to draw from your aunt was very touching, and relatable to me too!
I was my maternal grandmother who taught me to draw and colour; when I was like 5, I would totally BS my way through dinosaur-themed colouring books, until one day, my maternal grandmother suddenly stopped me, and let me know how nonsensical my shading techniques were! She taught me how to make shadows and how not to muddle light and darkness between the dinosaurs' tails, other body parts like scales and armour, and the trees or mountains featured in all of these blank pages! Something I'll never forget is how I learned light and perspective from my grandmother as a little kid, well over a decade before any art class in middle or high school!
4:00 Ha!! The instant that question appeared, I thought: "Aubrey Plaza. Without the shadow of a doubt." :-D
Congrats on 23k Maggie!
I saw your drawings on your website and the attention to detail is just bravo. *chef's kiss*
sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Alijah Oscar Instablaster :)
@Arthur Wesley i really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Arthur Wesley it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass !
@Alijah Oscar happy to help :D
Louisiana seasoning.....!
You look like you. And you are so beautiful.
This month has been very rough, but your presence and your thoughts have been so helpful in seeing the world a different way, and partly in just staying sane. Thank you Maggie. Can't stress that enough. Thank you.
That view of life of that it's so interesting, with it's dark and light and gray I love. Very stoic, honestly an great view to have on life.
Very honest and down to earth answers.
Nostros Papaya! Big time Bobby Lee fan, I don't know whether to laugh or feel bad when he tells his childhood stories.
A mix of both. That's part of what makes him so interesting.
“A stripper from the 5th dimension”, great b-movie title
Oh my god, I wrote this before you mentioned Stewart Lee! Fan from Blighty here. So glad you’re familiar with him (and like him).
I'm the same way too, I don't like to read much neither because, I just want the point, not always a long story Building up to it.
Theo Von is an absolute genius. He reminds me of Harmony Korine
Hey Maggie I see my question is the thumbnail for the video but can’t find it in the actual video I’m assuming it just didn’t make the final cut which is perfectly fine I was just wondering if I missed it somewhere
Big fan of Stewart Lee. I dunno if americans have access to Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, but try and watch season 3 of that if you can
That Japanese porn comment is the most relatable comment of 2020
Thought it was cool you mentioned Theo, I knew you was into them dark arts.
I asked you that lookalike question and IMMEDIATELY saw Aubrey Plaza but tbf i had just seen Black Bear
I wish I had never seen "Climax".
@4:13: If you like, *Maggie, you've also got a celebrity twin* among the French! *Check out Saphia Azzedine* (a novelist, actress, and screenwriter of Moroccan origin) : She looks even more like you than Oona Chaplin! In fact, since you're a painter, you could *practice with autoportraits* you might want to do of yourself *simply by drawing her!*
A good question would be "Do you like to play videogames? What about those with widely acclaimed stories like "The Last of Us" or "Death Stranding?
Omg when you said the Japanese porn thing 😂😂😂
I didn't think you looked like anyone, and then you said Aubrey Plaza and now I can't stop seeing it...
By the way, I think you should check out her new film Black Bear. It's a bizarre film about the creative process and creative abstraction that I think would appeal to you in a "light Lynchian" kind of way.
I appreciate your criticism of Quentin Tarantino's work, despite being a big fan of his. His more recent work, especially, has been a little more sloppy and disjointed in the storytelling. I still love his imagination and the depth of his characters, even in movies like Hateful Eight and Once Upon a Time...; films that struggle to tell a coherent story.
The Hateful Eight had a coherent story. OuatiH... did not. Still the best director.
@@akosleoszilagyi2529 I can't argue with you there!
@@alexsanders7404 Who are your Top 5 directors?
@@akosleoszilagyi2529 Quentin Tarantino is number one. Scorsese is number two. After that, I'm not sure I have favorites, but I love Richard Linklater's voice, especially in his Before Sunrise trilogy. I feel like I have to put Spielberg in there (commercial, sure, but he is a hell of cinematic storyteller). There are other directors that have just had great moments in their careers, like Spike Lee, Mel Gibson, Tony Scott, Ridley Scott, Brian De Palma, and Christopher Nolan, but I don't think their filmography has been as consistently satisfying for me. I still need to take the time to delve into the filmographies of Hitchcock and Kurosawa. The little that I've seen of Hitchcock (Vertigo and Psycho) makes me want to put him on that list. As for new or current directors, I'm really excited about the Safdie brothers and Alfonso Cuaron (I know he is not "new" but he's still somewhat new to me). There are a lot of foreign filmmakers that I'm unaware of, I'm sure. Here's the other thing... Stanley Kubrick is not one of my favorite directors. However, his movies are amazing. But when I finish one of his movies, for multiple reasons, I find myself not wanting to watch it for a very long time and I bet you a lot of people feel that way about his films. Kevin Smith (Jersey boy, here) has a wonderful voice, but to me his only great film is Red State, and Clerks 2 is perhaps his best personal statement. What's cool about conversations about directors is you always wonder "Oh man, what if he kept doing these types of films or what if he tried doing this type of film?" Tarantino, to me, won't have as many people asking that question because his films and his characters are so celebrated. Scorsese has pretty much had three film careers in one, if you consider how long he's been directing and how many different types of films he's made. So there's a lot less "what if?"with those two.
@@alexsanders7404 My Top 5:
1. Quentin Tarantino
2. Christopher Nolan
3. Martin Scorsese
4. Guy Ritchie
5. Steven Spielberg
I really dislike Richard Linklater's Before trilogy, because it's very sentimental, and I'm a rational type.
Gibson, De Palma and the two Scotts are great.
Hitchcock and Kurosawa are amazing, but I have to finish their filmography. Kubrick... The only movie I've seen but couldn't rate is 2001. I found Paths of Glory and Dr. Strangelove overrated for the first time. But The Shining is top tier.
I haven't seen much from Spike Lee. Do the right thing and Jungle fever are great, but then, his brain broke. He showed Malcolm X as a hero, when he was a black supremacist.
Cuaron's Prisoner of Azkaban and Gravity are good, but overrated.
I'm planning to see Good Time and Uncut Gems, and doing a Kevin Smith-marathon.
You do resemble Oona Chaplin a lot!
Aubrey Plaza..??
No Shit....
Hello Gorgeous! 🥰😘
SIMP
If Aubrey Plaza was a Pokemon she'd evolve into you
You seem like the kind of person I'd drink beer with. so.. what's your favorite (alcoholic) drink?
Have you ever been to Long Island?
It may be a good time to review The Right Stuff, as the real Chuck Yeager died a few days ago. For those who haven't seen this 1983 film, it's an epic, humorous, and moving journey from men breaking the sound barrier to going into space. The new TV series that just aired on Disney, sadly, didn't include Yeager in the story. The 1983 film, however, treats Yeager as a legend.
I'm planning to see it. But it's so long!
@@akosleoszilagyi2529 No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough.
@@classicvideogoodies I disagree with you. TDKR and Endgame are amazing, but too long. While I wouldn't mind The Room being longer, because it's so bad it's funny: a hilariocity.
@@akosleoszilagyi2529 What I really meant was that a movie can be as long as it wants to be. If a movie doesn't work for you, it is because of its content, not its length. We have movies that are 9 hours long like Shoah, to short films that last as short as one second. If a film works, it is worth your time no matter how long. If we include television, this becomes even less of an issue. There are TV shows that lasted 20 seasons (and untold number of hours) and still get high ratings, while others that lasted a few episodes but no one watched.
Wait, Tarantino didn’t invent film?
I don't get it. I never see your tweets in my timeline.
haha was it the ghost train episode of Thomas the Tank Engine that scared you? i remember being scared shitless at 4 years old
That's it! Daaamn!
lol Why is your channel getting so popular all of a sudden?
@2:54: You've mentioned being traumatized by Japanese porn before! LOL
If you'll allow me to be candid : perhaps you should watch normal examples of erotica from the Rising Sun rather than freaky shit : they've got stars no different from or any less glamourous than the classiest of European porn : should you be so inclined, you might like to check out the likes of : "Aika" or "Anri Suzuki" (especially in her performance in "High Woman" : beautiful and sassy lovemaking at its finest! You could seriously sip champagne to watching this! Give it a try when you're bored enough!)
XD nah I'm joking. I enjoy what Japan has to offer.
You don't look like AB. You look very much like Quiet from MGS 5
What's wrong with Japanese porn?
I said SOME Japanese porn.
Mosaic, to begin with
I think you look like a mix of Aubrey Plaza and Rashida Jones.
Rashida is another one I get on occasion. Though not as much lately.
She's so adorable. And I don't mean it in a condescending way. 45% sexy, 55% adorable.
"..he's like a 5th dimensional.." and you're weary of Nolan's time tinkering? 'cause he's not delivering you the real Macoy, huh?...kinda seriously irked, needing so much more huh, huh?.....yeah keep cruisin', I like it young'un.....yeah
I cant believe your from the South U seem so NYC ..... urban....hipster ..loft ..art.... insightful... operate on different levels..... I bet you would like a 2 octive synth to create sound scapes ..I bet you would like Europe....I bet you dislike cookie cutter shows, ,,,,you have a New York look, you have notes a video slips-great editing ...you would be so fun to hang with,,,, your type is very rare....you should live for experiences that are happy accidents,,,life is on layers on grey I agree with U many times
Tarantino is not a very original director. He rips off nearly everyone that came before him.
Tarantino has lots of references to older movies, but he is the best.
@@akosleoszilagyi2529 yeah lol he loves movies so much and he himself admits that he steals ideas lol
@@HAL--gb6uf And amateurs are trying to kidnap what he rightfully stole. Like a burglary in the British Museum. :-D
I luv u even more now your fav sport is basketball and you like fried food. We should just get married already....I'm off to buy the 💍. 😃😃😃😃
Who doesn't like fried food?