perfect films : Her (2013) 2001 a space odessy, birdman , 12 years a slave, empire strikes back, pulp fiction, rocky, back to the future, scott pilgrim vs the world, the dark knight, wall-e, Shawshank redemption, night crawler, whiplash, no country for old men, good will hunting, whats eating gilbert grape, 500 days of summer, and last but not least THE AMAZING BULK !!
I personally believe the first Ghostbusters is a perfect film. All the characters do an amazing job, the graphics hold up, and the feelings of every scene is genuine.
Sixth Sense, Interstellar, Lego Movie, Dumb and Dumber, Prestige, Birdman, Looper, Birdemic, Whiplash, Up, Toy Story, ex machina, Mad Max Fury Riad and Unbreakable would be the perfect movie marathon
+Konde it was more than just rab being cut out, also other characters and the details how the story goes. Even though I am a huge fan of the book I do believe the film can also stand on its own in a great way and being able to turn a huge book into a movie the way they did it was great
My favourite film of all time is called 'Submarine', its a really lovely little indie film. Coming of age, comedy Drama. Even if you can't get behind the characters, you can get behind the visuals and the symbolic imagery and what-not. Really really good!
Seriously I think that 85% of Studio Ghibli movies are about as close to perfect as they come. Princess Mononoke for me has gotta be the most objectively perfect one though, the whole thing just feels perfectly woven and engaging from start to finish
Love a lot of the films you mentioned, particularly the Finchers and Pixars. For me the most perfect film is Spike Jonze's Her. I completely bought into the film's story and was never once taken out of it. Everything from the music, to the performances, to the production design, to the direction just adds to the immersive experience.
Perfect movies: The Shawshank Redemption Seven Probably anything Kubrick Perfect in its genre: Ocean's Eleven (Not as goodas the ones above, but I have never seen a movie that works so perfectly in the heist genre. It's coolness and general feel is fantastic.)
Kung Fury's action was repeatable, poorly written and unoriginal. However it was a 10 out 10 movie if it comes to "so bad its good" category. Also the nazi scene was pretty darn good.
+jellyfish I really enjoy the characters and setting . If I look for them I can see the flaws, but if I'm just casually watching it the good parts distract me from the bad so I'm never taken out of the experience
Paris, Texas, 8 1/2, Seven Samurai, Night of the Hunter, M, Eraserhead, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Breathless, Persona, Tree of Life, Brazil, Barry Lyndon, There Will be Blood, L'Eclisse, and Shame to name a few.
A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, Doctor Strangelove, Paths of Glory. I'm surprised Stanley Kubrick wasn't even mentioned here. But hey, that's just like, my opinion man (Needless to say I'm glad Lebowski was brought up)
I love Brazil. He is a great show. For perfect movies I'd add Good Night and Good Luck, Whiplash, Taxi Driver, Anomalisa, Her, Laserblast, American Psycho, 12 Angry Men, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Fear and Loathing in las Vegas, The Seventh Seal, Raising Arizona, Mary and Max, A Serious Man and IHE Leaves JAR
+Hank Hill there is no denying the revenant was a good movie but it was no where near perfect in my opinion. The acting is great and the scenery is outstanding but I felt myself drifting because of the lack of dialog. That's just me tho
The Shawshank Redemption is pretty dam perfect in my opinion. The scene where they reveal the tunnel he used to escape is just classic, due to music and the fact that he spent 20 years tunnelling out so patiently. Wall-e is also pretty dam perfect, due to how well designed it is and how satirical it is.
I'm probably not objective because it's my favorite movie of all time, but Heat, by Michael Mann with De Niro, Pacino and Kilmer. The action, the music, the romance and moreover the images with this incredible color palette... I just love it.
I can't really say much other than repeat what you guys have said, Lord Of The Rings gets me going, all of these get me going. All of Edgar Wright's movies are glorious - though I will say that Hot Fuzz is on a separate level of sublimity that's unmatched for me. Just the pacing, the editing, the comedy. Gorgeous. Not to mention that the performance is gold - everything hits home. There we go, enough licking Wright's arse. The Dark Knight really gets me going too, it's definitely getting there for me at least. The rest of Nolan's stuff really throw me outta there but The Dark Knight, oh boy. Oh and also The Amazing Bulk is just fantastic, 10/10
+feedmesriracha The thing is, there's this unspoken rule on the internet where anyone who enjoys anything that is highly praised by a large amount for being of great quality is to be looked down upon. However I guess Miyazaki overrides that because he's a legend.
+MaxaN I totally agree. I wish people would just let others have their opinions. Just because something is widely popular, doesn't mean that it should be hated. It's popular for a reason.
+MaxaN watch satoshi kon's work for a less "mainstream" opinion, perfect blue, paprika and Tokyo godfathers are all really good films to come out of Japan and to not be made from the mighty miyasaki
So many great movies and a lot of good names dropped here today, JAR Heads. I think the last ones I saw that actually really enjoyed were 'There Will Be Blood' and 'No Country For Old Men' (another Coen Brothers movie) in '07. Also Clint Eastwood's 'Changeling' in '08.
Snatch Fight club (My personal favourite) Lock, stock and two smoking barrels Hot fuzz Superbad Pulp fiction Pan's labyrinth Shawshank redemption (not a film that i could watch twice, but i cant think anything bad about it) Taxi driver The godfather Face/Off Wall-E Green street There are many more but i cba aha
Don't feel alone James, I adore Brazil!! I watched it at first because of the Monty Python connection, but it has turned into one of my most 'go to' movies. I also love all the different permutations of the film that are out there!!
Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker is utter perfection imo. Also another film that comes close is Lynch's masterpiece Mulholland Drive. Stuff by Bergman and Kubrick I would also consider pretty much perfect
I completely forgot one thing that I have yet to see anyone else mention; I'm surprised I didn't think of it sooner because you're all English, but what are your thoughts on Guy Ritchie as a film maker ? Not that I expect a reply, but I first watched 'Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels' when I was younger and it has since been one of my all-time favourites along with 'Reservoir Dogs.' Or Kevin Smith's 'Clerks' is another heavy hitter.
The Empire Strikes Back The Godfather The Godfather Part II Pulp Fiction The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Jaws Raiders Of The Lost Ark Mad Max: Fury Road Raging Bull Casablanca
I think that Alex was pretty spot on saying Schindler's List, the first time I watched it was in school and everybody else was like oh this sucks, but I thought it was exceptional in the way they showed the story they were telling and it was a very different perspective on the Holocaust then you usually get. Another pretty amazing movie is The Gods Must Be Crazy, it is weird and kinda slapsticky but all in all it was a great movie. You don't see many movies like it and I think it deserves and honorable mention.
I'm still surprised so many people call out Social Network as their favourite movie. Fincher movies do really have this incredible preciseness to them where you can sort of tell within seconds that you're dealing with a quality movies and the Social Network might be about the ultimate example of it. And it's very impressive that you _can_ make a very engaging movie, but it's still a movie about Facebook and business stuff.
I'm going to go ahead and drop Silence of the Lambs here. Everything about it was effectively done and it still looks amazing and it looking outdated actually adds to the gritty darkness of the story, in my opinion. Also, Howl's Moving Castle, which adapted the book absolutely lovely and to this day still looks and is amazing.
Dog Day Afternoon is a film that I absolutely love, sans any nostalgia and personal connection that I can find in Toy Story or Star Wars (those are part of me, so I'm definitely bias towards their flaws.) It captures the human spirit but finding the humor, absurdity and tragedy of a bizarre event (based loosely on an actual robbery).
pulp fiction, a clockwork orange, 2001: A Space Oddyssey, Brazil, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Requiem for A Dream and American Beauty are all perfect
Honestly the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy will always have a special place in my heart. I don't watch many films at all but they were so good. I'm not sure if they could be considered "perfect films" but they're damn close. My personal favourite in the group would have to be Hot Fuzz.
I wholeheartedly agree! British comedy at its best and it just feels like they put everything into it. I'm not sure how many times I've rewatched those films but they never lose their spark for me :)
i find the texas chainsaw massacre (1974) is a "perfect" movie as with it's low budget it still managed to be scarier then any scary movie that has come out in recent time it stands as my favorite horror movie of all time R.I.P. Gunnar Hansen you truly brought leatherface to life
the part of the original star wars that is the least believable is probably the matte paintings. last time i watched it the part where they were entering the death star hangar really stuck out to me as an obvious painting with miniature models over it
I tried to describe Miyazaki movies as being like snow white Disney with the quality of lion King and the story telling of pixar and coolness of lotr and sense of wonder of a Spielberg movie
TBH Ghostbusters 2016 is the perfect movie, it is too good for us mere mortals on Earth. Honestly most people hate it because they're afraid for something different and they're sexist, whether they know it or not.
The fact that the cast was all female had nothing to do with how fucking awful it was they took the brand and insulted everyone who liked the original which actually had good humor and seriousness at times
MLG Spodernen WHat are you talking about? You're just saying that because you're sexist (and probabably racist too), the fact that CEMEMETS this is that you said that the original had good humour and was serious. The original was slow and was terribly paced, while it was also silly for no goddamn reason, such as when they were insulting that slime thing. The orignals even had a token black character
+DaFlamingLink +DaFlamingLink see the problem with your statement is he proved that the female cast wasn't the main detriment to him enjoying the film. He explained that the movie was an insult to the original and he did not enjoy it. To me he seems not very sexist (or racist either). Also you gotta admit the movie isn't that fun to watch. It's clearly uninspired and is just another Hollywood remake to grab some quick and easy cash.
I think that John Wick is a perfect movie. The actors are all good and the movie accomplishes what it wants to do. Some people may see it as a dumb action movie but it actually has more to offer.
I fucking loved John Wick. People will say, "The plot is really fucking stupid. The guy kills people because they killed his dog." When really, it's actually more than that. When you think about it.
+HDD 2026 Why do you keep trying to insert your opinion on everybody's perfect movie? Seriously nobody asked for you to do that. And they even said in the video just to comment your perfect movie.
I can't recall ever hearing your opinions on Martin Scorsese. What is your favorite film by him and what do you think of him as an all around director?
Norm of the North is perfect in the sense that it perfectly fits the stereotype of a modern, pop-culture referencing cg film... I'm not even fucking kidding...
perfect films : Her (2013) 2001 a space odessy, birdman , 12 years a slave, empire strikes back, pulp fiction, rocky, back to the future, scott pilgrim vs the world, the dark knight, wall-e, Shawshank redemption, night crawler, whiplash, no country for old men, good will hunting, whats eating gilbert grape, 500 days of summer, and last but not least THE AMAZING BULK !!
wow where's cars 2?
You meant Amazing Bulk right?
+Sir Musty well, amazing bulk is my second favourite followed by cars 2
fucking hell, randy. Cars 2 is third best, it goes Amazing Bulk, Batman v Superman THEN Cars 2. We've taked about this
+Sir Musty Listen Musty . I know what I said in the past but now I'm a changed man.
Its like i dont even know who you are anymore...
kept waiting for Jim to mention brazil but it took him until 4:20
blaze it
The perfect movie, hmm.. Probably something involving Adam Sandler
Jack and Jill will be praised as a classic for years to come
+Sir Musty Harry Pickett's twin sister Henrietta.
birth of a nation is such a great classic. you should check it out
I personally believe the first Ghostbusters is a perfect film. All the characters do an amazing job, the graphics hold up, and the feelings of every scene is genuine.
"Synecdoche, New York" and "Children of Men" are perfect in my eyes.
Sixth Sense, Interstellar, Lego Movie, Dumb and Dumber, Prestige, Birdman, Looper, Birdemic, Whiplash, Up, Toy Story, ex machina, Mad Max Fury Riad and Unbreakable would be the perfect movie marathon
trainspotting.
The book was better, they even cut one of the main characters for the movie. There was an alcoholic called Second Prize.
+Konde Still a fantastic movie.
Freddy got fingered
+Konde it was more than just rab being cut out, also other characters and the details how the story goes. Even though I am a huge fan of the book I do believe the film can also stand on its own in a great way and being able to turn a huge book into a movie the way they did it was great
Sunshine is Danny Boyle's best one
Nightcrawler
Grand Budapest Hotel
Memento
The Shawshank Redemption
The Prestige
Life Of Pi
Drive
The Incredibles
2001 : A Space Odyssey
Definitely Drive and GBH.
A Beautiful Mind, The Imitation Game, and The Lobster are a few of mine.
Jack and Jill
Solid IMDB core list. (ie pleb)
My favourite film of all time is called 'Submarine', its a really lovely little indie film. Coming of age, comedy Drama. Even if you can't get behind the characters, you can get behind the visuals and the symbolic imagery and what-not. Really really good!
Seriously I think that 85% of Studio Ghibli movies are about as close to perfect as they come. Princess Mononoke for me has gotta be the most objectively perfect one though, the whole thing just feels perfectly woven and engaging from start to finish
From reading these comments I'm pretty sure that the jar fanbase has officially become a cancer
wow cringe
+Sir Musty
The high levels of diarrhoea are making my pussy cringe
+Ted Mitchell whoa mama
+Sir Musty
You've replied to almost every comment here
+Ted Mitchell im bored
I don't know what the fuck they're talking about. shark tales is the perfect movie.
it has woll smoth in it and jock block, its perfect
*bee movie
*Norm of the North
*Amazing Bulk
Foodfight
Love a lot of the films you mentioned, particularly the Finchers and Pixars. For me the most perfect film is Spike Jonze's Her. I completely bought into the film's story and was never once taken out of it. Everything from the music, to the performances, to the production design, to the direction just adds to the immersive experience.
Perfect movies:
The Shawshank Redemption
Seven
Probably anything Kubrick
Perfect in its genre:
Ocean's Eleven (Not as goodas the ones above, but I have never seen a movie that works so perfectly in the heist genre. It's coolness and general feel is fantastic.)
Fury Road is perfect. It has some of the best environmental storytelling I've seen in any film.
I understand that almost non-stop action isn't enjoyable for many people. But technically, and for an action fan, the execution is perfect.
F*ck no!
Don't you mean.... KUNG FURY?
Kung Fury's action was repeatable, poorly written and unoriginal. However it was a 10 out 10 movie if it comes to "so bad its good" category. Also the nazi scene was pretty darn good.
Am I the only one that doesn't like Fury Road?
I Think It's A Clockwork Orange
The Departed, Spirited Away, and Castle in the Sky are some of my movies I can think of off the top of my head
In terms of Studio Ghibli, I'd say my favourites were Tales of Earthsea and Howl's Moving Castle.
Castle in the Sky? Really? I'm actually genuinely intrigued by this cause I found a lot of flaws in that movie.
+jellyfish I really enjoy the characters and setting . If I look for them I can see the flaws, but if I'm just casually watching it the good parts distract me from the bad so I'm never taken out of the experience
Certainly amazing
Yesss
Paris, Texas, 8 1/2, Seven Samurai, Night of the Hunter, M, Eraserhead, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Breathless, Persona, Tree of Life, Brazil, Barry Lyndon, There Will be Blood, L'Eclisse, and Shame to name a few.
A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, Doctor Strangelove, Paths of Glory. I'm surprised Stanley Kubrick wasn't even mentioned here. But hey, that's just like, my opinion man (Needless to say I'm glad Lebowski was brought up)
I love Brazil. He is a great show.
For perfect movies I'd add Good Night and Good Luck, Whiplash, Taxi Driver, Anomalisa, Her, Laserblast, American Psycho, 12 Angry Men, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Fear and Loathing in las Vegas, The Seventh Seal, Raising Arizona, Mary and Max, A Serious Man and IHE Leaves JAR
I quite liked Whiplash
I would say Whiplash is perfect
Some technical mishaps with audio syncing but besides that fucking perfect. I love the shit out of that film.
I love whiplash too, but is it perfect...
+Hank Hill there is no denying the revenant was a good movie but it was no where near perfect in my opinion. The acting is great and the scenery is outstanding but I felt myself drifting because of the lack of dialog. That's just me tho
Whiplash is a masterpiece
why is everything photo negative now?
It represents Ruben and Alex's inner struggle with the memey, randum shut they get in comments/tweets
Grand Budapest Hotel, The Shining, Alien, Godfather Part 1 and 2, Fight Club, Donnie Darko, 2001
The Shawshank Redemption is pretty dam perfect in my opinion. The scene where they reveal the tunnel he used to escape is just classic, due to music and the fact that he spent 20 years tunnelling out so patiently. Wall-e is also pretty dam perfect, due to how well designed it is and how satirical it is.
I'd consider "The Princess Bride," "12 Angry Men," and "Fight Club" to be perfect movies.
2001: A Space Odyssey
YES.
Yes
sexy
But it's so boooooring I think transformers 97: revenge of the Michael bay is better
It's amazing and stylish but not all the performances are that gripping, I never felt any care for the characters in that film.
Ghost in the Shell (1995) is seriously the greatest film I've ever seen. I literally can't find one single flaw in that film.
Dead mans shoes by Shane meadows
Pulp Fiction, GoodFellas, Fight club and The Big Lebowski, are pretty perfect if you ask me.
Absolutely all those are in my top 10
I'm probably not objective because it's my favorite movie of all time, but Heat, by Michael Mann with De Niro, Pacino and Kilmer. The action, the music, the romance and moreover the images with this incredible color palette... I just love it.
I can't really say much other than repeat what you guys have said, Lord Of The Rings gets me going, all of these get me going.
All of Edgar Wright's movies are glorious - though I will say that Hot Fuzz is on a separate level of sublimity that's unmatched for me. Just the pacing, the editing, the comedy. Gorgeous. Not to mention that the performance is gold - everything hits home. There we go, enough licking Wright's arse.
The Dark Knight really gets me going too, it's definitely getting there for me at least. The rest of Nolan's stuff really throw me outta there but The Dark Knight, oh boy.
Oh and also The Amazing Bulk is just fantastic, 10/10
i really liked the second terminator film, and it's one of those rare cases where the sequel is better.
"Magic" from 1978 staring Anthony Hopkins. It's brilliant and yet hardly anyone's heard of it despite it being positively rated.
I think The Shining is pretty stellar in terms of horror, at least.
Anything Miyazaki touches is a masterpiece. Sorry if it's the mainstream or bandwagon-y sounding opinion, but I fucking love his movies.
Who cares if those movies are "mainstream." They're amazing, no doubt about it it.
+feedmesriracha The thing is, there's this unspoken rule on the internet where anyone who enjoys anything that is highly praised by a large amount for being of great quality is to be looked down upon. However I guess Miyazaki overrides that because he's a legend.
+MaxaN I totally agree. I wish people would just let others have their opinions. Just because something is widely popular, doesn't mean that it should be hated. It's popular for a reason.
+MaxaN watch satoshi kon's work for a less "mainstream" opinion, perfect blue, paprika and Tokyo godfathers are all really good films to come out of Japan and to not be made from the mighty miyasaki
+Captainwigglemuncher I'll try and remember that.
Drive is pretty fucking good
The godfather, pulp fiction, fight club, and ratatouille are pretty perfect
jar videos put me in a limbo where time doesn't exist
So many great movies and a lot of good names dropped here today, JAR Heads. I think the last ones I saw that actually really enjoyed were 'There Will Be Blood' and 'No Country For Old Men' (another Coen Brothers movie) in '07. Also Clint Eastwood's 'Changeling' in '08.
Snatch
Fight club (My personal favourite)
Lock, stock and two smoking barrels
Hot fuzz
Superbad
Pulp fiction
Pan's labyrinth
Shawshank redemption (not a film that i could watch twice, but i cant think anything bad about it)
Taxi driver
The godfather
Face/Off
Wall-E
Green street
There are many more but i cba aha
Don't feel alone James, I adore Brazil!! I watched it at first because of the Monty Python connection, but it has turned into one of my most 'go to' movies. I also love all the different permutations of the film that are out there!!
E.T the extra terrestrial is a movie I've always had a soft spot for.
where is Ghostbusters?
I have always gone back to the big labowski and taxi drive, i love these movies so much but I don't know what to choose ahhhhh
Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker is utter perfection imo. Also another film that comes close is Lynch's masterpiece Mulholland Drive. Stuff by Bergman and Kubrick I would also consider pretty much perfect
I completely forgot one thing that I have yet to see anyone else mention; I'm surprised I didn't think of it sooner because you're all English, but what are your thoughts on Guy Ritchie as a film maker ? Not that I expect a reply, but I first watched 'Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels' when I was younger and it has since been one of my all-time favourites along with 'Reservoir Dogs.' Or Kevin Smith's 'Clerks' is another heavy hitter.
Apocalypse Now
Goodfellas, Reservoir dogs, Dog Day Afternoon, Shutter Island, Trainspotting. Shit, so many good films out there.
The Empire Strikes Back
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
Pulp Fiction
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Jaws
Raiders Of The Lost Ark
Mad Max: Fury Road
Raging Bull
Casablanca
Lord of the flies and Moonshine Kingdom are just perfect in my mind. I couldn't see any flaws.
Pulp fiction. There you go.
Let's face it though that's because of how good Jules was with Samuel L Jackson. That's the main reason it's loved.
The Social Network is one I my favourite films Alex, but 9/10 she to the fact I didn't feel sucked into it as you described.
it's kind of slow and long, but Ordinary People. it is like the abyss captured in a movie
I think that Alex was pretty spot on saying Schindler's List, the first time I watched it was in school and everybody else was like oh this sucks, but I thought it was exceptional in the way they showed the story they were telling and it was a very different perspective on the Holocaust then you usually get. Another pretty amazing movie is The Gods Must Be Crazy, it is weird and kinda slapsticky but all in all it was a great movie. You don't see many movies like it and I think it deserves and honorable mention.
The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption. 2 movies that instantly come to my mind if I get asked what my favourite movies are. :)
La Haine is pretty perfect to me
I'm still surprised so many people call out Social Network as their favourite movie. Fincher movies do really have this incredible preciseness to them where you can sort of tell within seconds that you're dealing with a quality movies and the Social Network might be about the ultimate example of it. And it's very impressive that you _can_ make a very engaging movie, but it's still a movie about Facebook and business stuff.
GoodFellas, The Wolf of Wall Street, The Departed, Taxi Driver and Casino are for me perfect movies.
The most perfectest movie is that one called "Modern Feline Rescues The Infants" or something like that.
Brazil is sick Jim, Alex should definitely watch it
do they mention shawshank redemption?
For me, eternal sunshine from the spotless mind is the perfect movie
Birdman and whiplash are near perfect
I'm going to go ahead and drop Silence of the Lambs here. Everything about it was effectively done and it still looks amazing and it looking outdated actually adds to the gritty darkness of the story, in my opinion. Also, Howl's Moving Castle, which adapted the book absolutely lovely and to this day still looks and is amazing.
Dog Day Afternoon is a film that I absolutely love, sans any nostalgia and personal connection that I can find in Toy Story or Star Wars (those are part of me, so I'm definitely bias towards their flaws.) It captures the human spirit but finding the humor, absurdity and tragedy of a bizarre event (based loosely on an actual robbery).
Dog Day Afternoon, yet another movie on my endless list of movies to see.
I watch it every year. Gets better for me every time. 70s are definitely my favorite decade of American movies. A lot of game-changers came out then.
Brazil for sure
I found myself incredibly immersed in and enjoying The Martian. That'd be my go-to movie
fight club or dark knight
Can't pick just one, but I love breakfast club and apocalypse now
Shrek is the perfect movie
Did they say the thing?
Akira, mainly for its animation, and how its still great by today's standards
Jurassic Park for me. I expected Alex to mention it, because he did mention it in one of his other videos as one of his favourite movies.
HOLY SHIT! JAMES IS BACK!!!!
pulp fiction, a clockwork orange, 2001: A Space Oddyssey, Brazil, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Requiem for A Dream and American Beauty are all perfect
and Her of course
+Ion Barbu Eremia and There Will Be Blood
Shawshank Redemption is legit a perfect movie for me
i think the dark knight is really good
Pulp Fiction is probably my favourite movie, but it's not as great on rewatches
up a bit late arnt we boys
One of my all-time favourites is Scorsese's Shutter Island
Honestly the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy will always have a special place in my heart. I don't watch many films at all but they were so good. I'm not sure if they could be considered "perfect films" but they're damn close. My personal favourite in the group would have to be Hot Fuzz.
I wholeheartedly agree! British comedy at its best and it just feels like they put everything into it. I'm not sure how many times I've rewatched those films but they never lose their spark for me :)
What happened to Jim's fingers
WHIPLASH!!!!! Anyone
seen it???
i find the texas chainsaw massacre (1974) is a "perfect" movie as with it's low budget it still managed to be scarier then any scary movie that has come out in recent time it stands as my favorite horror movie of all time R.I.P. Gunnar Hansen you truly brought leatherface to life
the part of the original star wars that is the least believable is probably the matte paintings. last time i watched it the part where they were entering the death star hangar really stuck out to me as an obvious painting with miniature models over it
Psycho and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Both amazing films.
ruben is my spirit animal
I tried to describe Miyazaki movies as being like snow white Disney with the quality of lion King and the story telling of pixar and coolness of lotr and sense of wonder of a Spielberg movie
First sighting of the Dick-Schweppe Hybrid
TBH Ghostbusters 2016 is the perfect movie, it is too good for us mere mortals on Earth. Honestly most people hate it because they're afraid for something different and they're sexist, whether they know it or not.
I think I was just poisoned by the amount of sarcasm here.
LD 50ed me you did.
The fact that the cast was all female had nothing to do with how fucking awful it was they took the brand and insulted everyone who liked the original which actually had good humor and seriousness at times
MLG Spodernen
WHat are you talking about? You're just saying that because you're sexist (and probabably racist too), the fact that CEMEMETS this is that you said that the original had good humour and was serious. The original was slow and was terribly paced, while it was also silly for no goddamn reason, such as when they were insulting that slime thing. The orignals even had a token black character
+DaFlamingLink +DaFlamingLink see the problem with your statement is he proved that the female cast wasn't the main detriment to him enjoying the film. He explained that the movie was an insult to the original and he did not enjoy it. To me he seems not very sexist (or racist either). Also you gotta admit the movie isn't that fun to watch. It's clearly uninspired and is just another Hollywood remake to grab some quick and easy cash.
DaFlamingLink Woa momma.
Akria is really good bought that on bluray recently and was not dissapointed.
Shawshank, Saving private ryan and trainspotting
I think that John Wick is a perfect movie. The actors are all good and the movie accomplishes what it wants to do. Some people may see it as a dumb action movie but it actually has more to offer.
I fucking loved John Wick.
People will say, "The plot is really fucking stupid. The guy kills people because they killed his dog."
When really, it's actually more than that.
When you think about it.
Dr Negative Agreed. I can't wait for the sequel that's coming out in February
Wesley Payne Me neither
Severely overrated action movie.
+HDD 2026 Why do you keep trying to insert your opinion on everybody's perfect movie? Seriously nobody asked for you to do that. And they even said in the video just to comment your perfect movie.
Almost Famous was a perfect film (especially the extended cut)
Why do you still use the old outro?
salisbury plain... so berkshire or wiltshire. We are getting closer.
I can't recall ever hearing your opinions on Martin Scorsese. What is your favorite film by him and what do you think of him as an all around director?
Requiem for a Dream, SLC Punk and Monty Python and the Holy Grail are what I reckon are the most perfect films I've seen.
Also, Rocky Horror and American Beauty.
What about jessica jones starring the fat detective from batman begins?
Norm of the North is perfect in the sense that it perfectly fits the stereotype of a modern, pop-culture referencing cg film...
I'm not even fucking kidding...
get out
Could... you please... stop... placing... these dots... so often?..........