Mads Mikkelsen is Danish. Ryan gosling is Canadian. Vincent Gallo is American. But it doesn't matter where they are from because together, they are literally me
I'm not really sure that they're literally me not only because it is as uncomfortable as it is interesting to observe an ugly side of one's self but because that familiar state of being depressed or stuck in some situation also feels strange to what we really want or could be as it is caused by outside forces that have an impact on everyone. It much more seems to me that the circumstances that create certain states of mind in these different countries are similar.
I love all his movies Danish, French, German. He is a great actor who performs in several languages. Hollywood doesn't deserve him, Hannibal is the best thing he's done there, he's incredible.
Good vid, I like the target niche you're filling ;) makes me think I should be making try making these too! You're right Bleeder is underknown cause I've seen all the others and didn't realize THAT's what Bleeder is actually about. Yeah it looks like it'd be very popular overseas right about now Best of luck with the channel
I used to stick to that lifestyle from ANOTHER ROUND when i was in IT high school..... and it back fired by me blacking out in one friday so much i was in bed entire day and felt drunk 24h, empty stomach, aching skeleton of my body. Dont do that. Just seek mental help, find new hobby like music instruments, drink good quality green tea/black tea.... I was literally Sebastian from the movie but i fell into the void myself and i drank real alco not water
How are you gonna talk about the danish movies becuase people are not familiar with them but simultaneously spoil the movies for these unfamiliar people?
Did daily work on Hannibal and had the chance to see him work. No ego and a true professional. My earliest experience with Mads was Wilber Wants to Kill Himself and the black comedy The Green Butchers.
As an Icelandic movie lover I can safely say that Mads Mikkelsen has been one of the biggest movie stars to every living Scandinavian for the whole 21. century. People are more likely to know who Mads is than someone like Timothee Chalamet or Benedict Cumberbatch. If a movie has Mads in it you can guarantee that almost every Icelander, Dane, Swede and Norwegian knows of it and will watch it. The man's a legend here.
Finland is part of the Nordic countries, but not part of Scandinavia. Iceland is also not part of Scandinavia, but unlike Finland has a shared cultural heritage with Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Finland has it's own unique rich culture and history. It is completely understandable to not know this, especially for those who are not from the Nordics :)
I'm so glad Mads is getting proper recognition. As a teenager the only reason i got into danish cinema and dogma '95 was because i discovered him in Hannibal.
I remember one of my friends gave me a copy of Valhalla Rising when I was a teenager. I fell in love with it and Mads quickly became one of my favorite actors. That led me to discovering LVT, Vinterberg, Lindholm, and just Danish cinema in general.
To really get the best of Mads, get onto his Danish films. Pusher 2, Another Round, The Hunt, Riders of Justice, A Royal Affair, Adams Apple, Bleeder, Pusher, Valhalla Rising, Open Hearts, The Green Butchers, After The Wedding, Flame and Citron. Any actor would die for that body of work. He's sadly typecast in villain roles in Hollywood that don't demand a lot from him but I bet he gets paid a ton so he can do those great Danish films. Plus he seems like the coolest man in the world, happily turning up to fan shows to do q & a's about Star Wars or Hannibal.
As a side note you almost need Pusher 1, if you watch the second. The story in all three is very much intertwined. I remember watching the first one and wishing Mikkelsens character Tonny had more screentime, and that they had delved a bit deeper into the character, and to my surprise, thats what they do in the 2nd.
Adams apple, The green butchers and Flickering Lights are the best movies i've ever seen. Its the only movies i can rewatch and catch myself laughing the entire time hahah
I watched the green butcher the other day and I gotta say that it’s probably one of the best acting of him I’ve seen, that hairline tho I couldn’t stop laughing at that haircut.
I can also vouch for Adam's Apples. One of the most absurd comedies about a Neonazi and a priest. It's one of these films that stays in your memories because it has a lot of rough parts, but also scenes that are genius and one of kind.
I had a Mads Mikkelsen phase as a teen. I loved him in Hannibal and would watch whatever he acted in. So glad to see he's getting the recognition he deserves.
I think Druk might be the best film I've ever seen, it is so real and human, it cuts me so deep every time. Also while Mads is normally very understated in his acting, he gets really REALLY angry in the fight scene with his wife, I honestly believe that Mads the actor lost some control in that scene and it is beautiful.
Adams apple, The green butchers and Flickering Lights are the best movies i've ever seen. Its the only movies i can rewatch and catch myself laughing the entire time hahaha. just by looking at mads in those movies will make you chuckle if you understand the humor
@@TonchoBluegrass After the wedding is by Susanne Bier, and has a way more serious tone, but also a great movie! The others are basically dark comedies.
Jensen is such a underrated director, he makes some of most bonkers films you'll ever see like Adam's Apple, Green Butchers and Riders of Justice and doesn't play up Mad's leading man looks but has him play really bizarre out there characters and really shows Mad's acting ability. But Jensen will co write a lot of Susanne Bier's Oscar nom work like After The Wedding. Which are total opposite of his own work. The man's a genuis but barely anyone knows his work.
@@TonchoBluegrass Adam´s apples is no less than brilliant, I wonder how it translates to non danes though. The story itself should, but I´m not sure about the humor. A lot of the punchlines relly on the wording.
After the Wedding (2006) was my introduction to Mads. Absolutely blew me away. The man is much greater than his Hollywood flix would lead one to believe.
Mads is honestly my favourite actor. I can't think of anyone that has impressed me that much by playing so vastly different characters. He can be the creepy nerd in Bleeder, the raging viking in Valhalla Rising, a total asshole wannabe-gangster in Pusher 1, allthewhile giving the character an entire new depth and making him actually sympathiatic in the sequel. I really love him in his comedic roles, too! Look at the films of Anders Thomas Jensen for confirmation. Especially as the "sweaty Svend", that becomes an accidental killer in The Green Butchers, he is absolutely hilarious! He can also play the faithful but naive priest as in Adam's Apples, one of the most iconic Bond villains in Casino Royale and a broken man without anything to lose in Riders of Justice. With all of these, I haven't even mentioned my favorite of his performances in Another Round and The Hunt. So, yes, I think Mads is the greatest actor working today. He can literally play anything!
It always hurts to watch movies like The Hunt, my ex was assaulted by her cousin a few years ago and the police didn't investigate him- two years later he went after her teenage daughter and they barely gave him a slap on the wrist with a restraining order. I'm aware as a man that there are many false accusations but there are definitely a lot of victims that go without receiving justice because of the incompetent & lazy justice system here in the USA. I used to be a cosplayer in my local community here in South Texas, several years ago I came out against the trend of selling porn on OnlyFans saying it's not real cosplay. This turned practically everyone against me and the women started rumors that I was an abusive man. We get a lot of teenagers regularly attending these gaming/anime conventions so you can imagine how the rumors spiraled into me "dating underage girls" soon after. This is a common rumor spread about the guys at these events because it's definitely happened in the past, I basically stopped going to these conventions because thanks to them I no longer enjoyed cosplay.
As a special mention I would also cite Death stranding. Even though it's not a movie it's the closest thing we got to kino in videogames, and Mads performance absolutely delivered on one of the most heartbreaking characters in the game.
I also really loved Arctic with Mads. Kind of like Valhalla Rising with the dialogue as there are barely any lines in the film as Mads treks the Arctic trying to be rescued. Very cool film.
I also wanna say that since I brought up Tobias Lindholm in this video, EVERYONE should check out his films A Hijacking and A War. They're super great and not enough people have seen them.
Im suprised you havent mentioned the 2003 Danish dark comedy The Green Butcher. It was the first Mads Mikklesen movie I ever saw and its a great window into Danish humor. It really adds to show Mikklesen's range as an actor since he plays a anxious nervous wreck of a man
I worked as a production assistant on Riders of Justice, I can tell you guys, he is the nicest and cool person I have worked with! He is so humble and down to earth.
Mads Mikkelsen is my dad's literally me actor so this video combined with the last one is really perfect timing for me. Thanks kino, love your stuff, love to see Riders of Justice get some praise.
another round is one of the best movies to leave denmark. and it is incredibly reflective of danish culture. im 18 and from denmark, i drink every weekend and ive done so since age 14. drinking is a giant part of danish culture. and as a person who is going to graduate next year its something that resonates with everyone of my class mates
the trilogy flashing lights, the green butchers and Adam's apples, are Mads Mikkelsen's best three films. and a chapter in itself for Danish films. Everyone in my generation of Danes, (I'm gen x) often and gladly quote quotes from the three films that have become an icon of the time around the late 90s, when we were all in our late 20s, early 30s. The films tell about our lives. in denmark, ok maybe they are a satirical caricature of life in denmark, along with other films from the same period in china they eat dogs, old men in new cars who are then without food mikkelsen, the night watch from 1993, with nikolaj coster waldau from game of thrones, Denmark in the late 90s was a special place, as Denmark in the 1970s and 80s was also a unique place in the West, with a far more free culture than was the norm in the rest of the Western countries. regarding thomas bo larsen, who plays thomas", in drink, he is actually a dry alcoholic. in AAA, so that's why he plays the role with so much conviction. he's been dry now for almost 8 years, he's been quite open about this part of his life.
I love Mads so much, seen all his stuff and he's just so dreamy :3 I still think it's funny that Star Trek: Nemesis led me to find Mads and Refn's films lol good ol' Tom Hardy as Shinzon led me to Bronson which then led me to Valhalla Rising and then I felt like I had finally found one of "my people" in Refn cause he's a little autist just like me. I had seen Adam's Apples so I was excited to see Riders of Justice and wow that movie kinda came out of nowhere for me! Definitely a recommend from me just to see a really convoluted story of a bicycle's journey lol Nice video! Thank you
Mads is awesome in "Green butcher" and "men and chicken" . He looks horrible. and he's not afraid of looking horrible. I love those movies too. so different
_Flame & Citron_ is probably his most underappreciated film. Really good movie and his performance is great as usual. Very interesting story about the Danish resistance during the German occupation through WWII.
I take a little darker message from the Last Round. Mads starts off the film feeling like an automaton stuck in a job he hates. Instead of leaving everything and going after what would *truly make his soul soar, he numbs the pain and continues as an automaton. I saw so many people like that at the office job I used to work. It's a co-optation of the "Return to Normalcy" archetype in service of the corporate machine, similar to Scorsese's After Hours, except Scorsese was more critical of the machine I think.
I can see how it makes him more numb to his work and position, but it does show how it has a positive impact on the relationships with the people around him. The happiest he is, at the end, is after he gives up drinking all the time. I saw it as more akin to how he had to break his routine cycle to live a different kind of life to appreciate the life he had.
@@TheKinoCorner I like that interpretation. As my Gramps used to say the Greeks used to say, "Everything in moderation." Sometimes the cure is getting a little stoned...
I've had The Hunt on my watchlist for years but your video finally forced me to watch it and holy shit, one of the most moving movies I've ever seen, such a powerful yet simple story, during the movie my palms were getting sweaty and even got a head ache, none of the emotions can be described by words you just have to see it on your own.
I have huge respect for Mads, this is the guy that got me into Danish cinema. Watched Jagten and Druk first, really liked them, then went on to see the Pusher films which too were great, and then it kind of snowballed from there. So I have a huge appreciation for him from this sense, but as an actor this guy is also fucking great. I don't know what it is, if it's the looks or mannerisms or the roles he plays, but he is a quintessential "literally me" actor. The guy just oozes this energy from him Great video man!
Australia// Yes, Mads Mikkelsen is an amazing actor and man. First saw him in The Coco Chanel Movie and went- WHO the hell is this man?!!! Seen most of his movies I can access here in OZ, still looking for others- thank you.
I'm from sweden and in my opinion, the best Scandinavian movie ever made is "Pusher" from 1996. The sequels are great aswell but not as good as the first one.
If you enjoy Mikkelsen and the Riders of Justice, you'd definitely love Flickering Lights, The Green Butchers and Adam's Apples (The latter probably being the easiest to digest ;))
Having been a victim of similar topics, the hunt totally communicates what its like, isolation, desperation, and not knowing where to turn. thankfully i had good friends and people who realized how absurd it was. Lies change everyones path.
Great video, but where is The Salvation?? That movie is an underrated gem in my humble opinion hahah. I put it on as a casual Netflix midnight watch and ended up glued to the screen that night and the day after when I rewatched it. I frickin' love that film.
I wholeheartedly recommend a Mikkelsen film called Adam’s Apples. It’s a movie by Anders Thomas Jensen who wrote and directed Riders of Justice. Similar in style and theme but, in my opinion, more grounded and much better for it. The story is about Adam who is out on probation. Adam is a Neo-Nazi, antisocial and violent. Adam is sent to live with his probation officer (Mikkelsen) who is the priest in a small town church. The priest, Ivan, does not believe in evil, he thinks it is nothing more than perspective. Adam sets out to prove him otherwise. It’s a very serious and very funny movie at the same time. I would highly recommend it if you can find it
I think the Hunt was pretty nasty in that it ended by his own son having a shot (and missing) at Mads. This is why I don't like Danish movies (anymore) - they're overly dramatic to the point that they stop being believable. Just milking the drama - and in turn making the movie lose immersion. It's like that sophisticated wine glass - if you ask too much, you lose it all.
his son never shot him. it was his friend's son and that last shot was actually a metaphor for mads character proof of innocent. I read it long time ago some where but it's a thing in Denmark that if that shot missed then that man was innocent.
@@Qeiji His son was the only one with that type of gun (bolt action rifle, that type of sniper scope). Is there any evidence of it being his friend's son? The shooter was clean shaven - which reduces the options to the young people (Mikkelsen's son & his friend's son). It couldn't have been any of the 3 hunters that were shown before the incident.
If you wanna explore the true iconic classics featuring or starring Mads Mikkelsen, you need to check out the danish movies from the early 2000's like The green butchers, flickering lights and Adam's apples. Not only are they great Mads Mikkelsen films but also so important and iconic films for danish culture
Damn... Those are some good movies... The hunt is damn good... It truly sets the blood to boiling point, but the subject is broached damn well, and the result is a great piece of work that transcends art by having a message and a point, given that art is supposed to have no purpose other than being art... At least by definition, but we call a lot of things art that have dedicated and complex purposes, so theres that...
i can also warmly recommend the ww2 movie "flammen og citronen" about two famous resistance fighters where Mads plays one of them - and does so brilliantly! The real story is however as interesting as the movie.
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Mullvad or GTFO lmao....don't shill this BS
Mads Mikkelsen is Danish. Ryan gosling is Canadian. Vincent Gallo is American. But it doesn't matter where they are from because together, they are literally me
You wish
Amen brother
I'm not really sure that they're literally me not only because it is as uncomfortable as it is interesting to observe an ugly side of one's self but because that familiar state of being depressed or stuck in some situation also feels strange to what we really want or could be as it is caused by outside forces that have an impact on everyone. It much more seems to me that the circumstances that create certain states of mind in these different countries are similar.
I prefer to say Lakeith Stanfield, John David Washington, Donald Glover, and Rami Youssef are literally me
@@orangewarm1don't be jealous of me
I love all his movies Danish, French, German. He is a great actor who performs in several languages.
Hollywood doesn't deserve him, Hannibal is the best thing he's done there, he's incredible.
Ahhh One Eye. That was my first introduction to him. What a champ.
One of my very favourite actors ever!!! He's too cool.
Mads the legend.
Good vid, I like the target niche you're filling ;) makes me think I should be making try making these too!
You're right Bleeder is underknown cause I've seen all the others and didn't realize THAT's what Bleeder is actually about. Yeah it looks like it'd be very popular overseas right about now
Best of luck with the channel
Mads is the best, a superb actor who never disappoints.
After the Wedding 2006 ❤
Ever watched The Salvation starring Mads and Jeffery Dean Morgan?
i really enjoyed the artic also
Had to scan my memory banks for this one but HE WAS THE DAD IN DEATH STRANDING
Riders of justice is super underrated.
I personally think Riders of Justice is a bonafide classic
I used to stick to that lifestyle from ANOTHER ROUND when i was in IT high school..... and it back fired by me blacking out in one friday so much i was in bed entire day and felt drunk 24h, empty stomach, aching skeleton of my body. Dont do that. Just seek mental help, find new hobby like music instruments, drink good quality green tea/black tea.... I was literally Sebastian from the movie but i fell into the void myself and i drank real alco not water
We watched "Jagten" in elementary school for some reason.
Pusher 1 2 and 3. Good movies
Blinking lights and adams apples are highly recommended mads mikkelsen films
Blinkende lygter & Adams Æbler
Just got back from watching indiana jones, Mads was great
one of my favorites literally me
I cant find Bleeder or Adams Apples
How are you gonna talk about the danish movies becuase people are not familiar with them but simultaneously spoil the movies for these unfamiliar people?
Dirty Grandpa is literally me
literally me
Mads is f****** brilliant
“I die?”
Reminds me of Oleander.
Mads is the perfect hero and villain
Loosen up just a bit bro. Great video
What's this literally me malarkey? Can't know from the first ten minutes of this video.
Walking phoenix haha! Good one!
The wooly worm on your lip says its going to be a harsh winter.
All i fucking know is that IF and WHEN a Gof of War comrs out . MADS id the only one that can make it. Anyone disagreeing is just objectively wrong.
Another Round is just a film version of the Mitchell and Webb skit Slightly Less than Two Drinks.
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Did daily work on Hannibal and had the chance to see him work. No ego and a true professional. My earliest experience with Mads was Wilber Wants to Kill Himself and the black comedy The Green Butchers.
i love Mads
You're so luckyyyyy
As an Icelandic movie lover I can safely say that Mads Mikkelsen has been one of the biggest movie stars to every living Scandinavian for the whole 21. century. People are more likely to know who Mads is than someone like Timothee Chalamet or Benedict Cumberbatch. If a movie has Mads in it you can guarantee that almost every Icelander, Dane, Swede and Norwegian knows of it and will watch it. The man's a legend here.
Missing one northern country 🤔🤔 Other ones always backstabbing Finland
Damm straight.
@@aleksisuuronen5969naah! we love you guys!
Finland is part of the Nordic countries, but not part of Scandinavia.
Iceland is also not part of Scandinavia, but unlike Finland has a shared cultural heritage with Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
Finland has it's own unique rich culture and history.
It is completely understandable to not know this, especially for those who are not from the Nordics :)
@@0la_N0rdman I'm finnish.. I'm not being serious 😅
I'm so glad Mads is getting proper recognition. As a teenager the only reason i got into danish cinema and dogma '95 was because i discovered him in Hannibal.
I remember one of my friends gave me a copy of Valhalla Rising when I was a teenager. I fell in love with it and Mads quickly became one of my favorite actors. That led me to discovering LVT, Vinterberg, Lindholm, and just Danish cinema in general.
@@TheKinoCorner Lars is a despicable human and if you like the majority of his stuff likely you are too
He was good in Hannibal, not easy given the popularity & impact of "Silence of the lambs".
Blinkende lygter and De grønne slagtere is my favorite Mads is in. from my childhood. So impressiv he ended up in hollywood in hes later years.
@@FabioBruna😊😊
To really get the best of Mads, get onto his Danish films. Pusher 2, Another Round, The Hunt, Riders of Justice, A Royal Affair, Adams Apple, Bleeder, Pusher, Valhalla Rising, Open Hearts, The Green Butchers, After The Wedding, Flame and Citron. Any actor would die for that body of work.
He's sadly typecast in villain roles in Hollywood that don't demand a lot from him but I bet he gets paid a ton so he can do those great Danish films. Plus he seems like the coolest man in the world, happily turning up to fan shows to do q & a's about Star Wars or Hannibal.
As a side note you almost need Pusher 1, if you watch the second. The story in all three is very much intertwined. I remember watching the first one and wishing Mikkelsens character Tonny had more screentime, and that they had delved a bit deeper into the character, and to my surprise, thats what they do in the 2nd.
Adams apple, The green butchers and Flickering Lights are the best movies i've ever seen. Its the only movies i can rewatch and catch myself laughing the entire time hahah
I watched the green butcher the other day and I gotta say that it’s probably one of the best acting of him I’ve seen, that hairline tho I couldn’t stop laughing at that haircut.
I can also vouch for Adam's Apples. One of the most absurd comedies about a Neonazi and a priest. It's one of these films that stays in your memories because it has a lot of rough parts, but also scenes that are genius and one of kind.
I'll have to check that out!
Krafthelvede, Ivan
Such a great comedy
thank you, i totally forgot i watched that film at the behest of my dad. very good film.
One of my favourite movies ever. Really love the contrast between the dark comedy and the weird, disgusting, tragic characters
I had a Mads Mikkelsen phase as a teen. I loved him in Hannibal and would watch whatever he acted in. So glad to see he's getting the recognition he deserves.
im sure hes always wanted a youtuber with 100k subs talk about him
He’s amazing. I love him.
I had a Mads Mikkelsen phase since Hannibal it comes and goes but is certainly staying in my brain.
Flickering Lights is severely underrated and under watched. A film that should always be on anyone's list of Mads Mikkelsen Danish films.
I think Druk might be the best film I've ever seen, it is so real and human, it cuts me so deep every time.
Also while Mads is normally very understated in his acting, he gets really REALLY angry in the fight scene with his wife, I honestly believe that Mads the actor lost some control in that scene and it is beautiful.
It’s up there for me. LOVE them mid-life crisis movies. Feels too real
I started binging Mikkelsen’s movies a few months ago, personally love the Pusher films, wish more people knew about that Trilogy, very underrated
yes indeedy
Pusher 2 was so good
Also the Danish ones or are you Danish?
Adams apple, The green butchers and Flickering Lights are the best movies i've ever seen. Its the only movies i can rewatch and catch myself laughing the entire time hahaha. just by looking at mads in those movies will make you chuckle if you understand the humor
Thanks Kino,
As a empty husk of a man, I can’t wait to try out these new personalities.
Mads has the sexiest upper lip on planet Earth.
I also recommend all the other movies by Anders Thomas Jensen, who made Riders of Justice. Mads Mikkelsen is in all of them, and they are hilarous.
Yes i love after the wedding and adam's apples, cheers!
@@TonchoBluegrass After the wedding is by Susanne Bier, and has a way more serious tone, but also a great movie! The others are basically dark comedies.
Jensen is such a underrated director, he makes some of most bonkers films you'll ever see like Adam's Apple, Green Butchers and Riders of Justice and doesn't play up Mad's leading man looks but has him play really bizarre out there characters and really shows Mad's acting ability.
But Jensen will co write a lot of Susanne Bier's Oscar nom work like After The Wedding. Which are total opposite of his own work.
The man's a genuis but barely anyone knows his work.
@@lauritswrang2423 Jensen co wrote After The Wedding and I think all of Bier's films.
@@TonchoBluegrass Adam´s apples is no less than brilliant, I wonder how it translates to non danes though. The story itself should, but I´m not sure about the humor. A lot of the punchlines relly on the wording.
I became a fan after playing Death Stranding. He was amazing in that
After the Wedding (2006) was my introduction to Mads. Absolutely blew me away. The man is much greater than his Hollywood flix would lead one to believe.
One of my favorite! Glad you liked it
Mads is honestly my favourite actor. I can't think of anyone that has impressed me that much by playing so vastly different characters. He can be the creepy nerd in Bleeder, the raging viking in Valhalla Rising, a total asshole wannabe-gangster in Pusher 1, allthewhile giving the character an entire new depth and making him actually sympathiatic in the sequel. I really love him in his comedic roles, too! Look at the films of Anders Thomas Jensen for confirmation. Especially as the "sweaty Svend", that becomes an accidental killer in The Green Butchers, he is absolutely hilarious! He can also play the faithful but naive priest as in Adam's Apples, one of the most iconic Bond villains in Casino Royale and a broken man without anything to lose in Riders of Justice. With all of these, I haven't even mentioned my favorite of his performances in Another Round and The Hunt. So, yes, I think Mads is the greatest actor working today. He can literally play anything!
Mel Gibson is my favorite literally me actor
Lethal Weapon hits me right in the feels
Anti-semitic and alcoholic? Sounds like new literally me just dropped
@@Escalusfr Curious how your associating anti pedo as being anti-semitic. How strange.
@@LabiaLicker Oy vey, goy, stop noticing things
If I drink three beers after promising not to get political, I literally become Mel Gibson.
It always hurts to watch movies like The Hunt, my ex was assaulted by her cousin a few years ago and the police didn't investigate him- two years later he went after her teenage daughter and they barely gave him a slap on the wrist with a restraining order.
I'm aware as a man that there are many false accusations but there are definitely a lot of victims that go without receiving justice because of the incompetent & lazy justice system here in the USA.
I used to be a cosplayer in my local community here in South Texas, several years ago I came out against the trend of selling porn on OnlyFans saying it's not real cosplay. This turned practically everyone against me and the women started rumors that I was an abusive man.
We get a lot of teenagers regularly attending these gaming/anime conventions so you can imagine how the rumors spiraled into me "dating underage girls" soon after.
This is a common rumor spread about the guys at these events because it's definitely happened in the past, I basically stopped going to these conventions because thanks to them I no longer enjoyed cosplay.
Escobar Kino does it again. Great video.
As a special mention I would also cite Death stranding. Even though it's not a movie it's the closest thing we got to kino in videogames, and Mads performance absolutely delivered on one of the most heartbreaking characters in the game.
he won best actor in a video game for Death Stranding.
Danish films are literally gems.
I also really loved Arctic with Mads. Kind of like Valhalla Rising with the dialogue as there are barely any lines in the film as Mads treks the Arctic trying to be rescued. Very cool film.
I also wanna say that since I brought up Tobias Lindholm in this video, EVERYONE should check out his films A Hijacking and A War. They're super great and not enough people have seen them.
The hunt was probably one of the hardest films I’ve watched.
What does it mean when a movie is "hard"?
@@nikolinelund4866Difficult to watch because it deals with emotionally challenging and controversial themes.
@@Dystisis so, like... hard not to cry?😅
His domestic movies are definitely his best work.. Adams apples is a masterpiece of tragic comedies
tbh I think Pablo Escobar is literally you
I think he's fantastic. He picks roles that make you drawn to him. Very magnetic.
Im suprised you havent mentioned the 2003 Danish dark comedy The Green Butcher. It was the first Mads Mikklesen movie I ever saw and its a great window into Danish humor. It really adds to show Mikklesen's range as an actor since he plays a anxious nervous wreck of a man
blinkende lygter og adams æbler is better, but they are all good movies
Hannibal is also one of his best features in a TV series. Artistic masterpeice.
I'm not a bisexual degen but otherwise yes he's 99.99999999999% me.
What are you talking about??? He is neither of those things.
What do you mean bisexual degen???
I worked as a production assistant on Riders of Justice, I can tell you guys, he is the nicest and cool person I have worked with! He is so humble and down to earth.
Lucky you! In his interviews, he seems to be nice and laid back. He is also always smiling 😊 I would love to meet him 😃😃
Mads Mikkelsen is my dad's literally me actor so this video combined with the last one is really perfect timing for me. Thanks kino, love your stuff, love to see Riders of Justice get some praise.
His work in Hannibal made the show
I'll never understand why Ryan Gosling is the literally me guy when Mikkelsen exists in the same time (and is literally me)
another round is one of the best movies to leave denmark. and it is incredibly reflective of danish culture. im 18 and from denmark, i drink every weekend and ive done so since age 14. drinking is a giant part of danish culture. and as a person who is going to graduate next year its something that resonates with everyone of my class mates
the trilogy flashing lights, the green butchers and Adam's apples, are Mads Mikkelsen's best three films. and a chapter in itself for Danish films.
Everyone in my generation of Danes, (I'm gen x) often and gladly quote quotes from the three films that have become an icon of the time around the late 90s, when we were all in our late 20s, early 30s.
The films tell about our lives. in denmark, ok maybe they are a satirical caricature of life in denmark, along with other films from the same period in china they eat dogs, old men in new cars who are then without food mikkelsen, the night watch from 1993, with nikolaj coster waldau from game of thrones, Denmark in the late 90s was a special place, as Denmark in the 1970s and 80s was also a unique place in the West, with a far more free culture than was the norm in the rest of the Western countries.
regarding thomas bo larsen, who plays thomas", in drink, he is actually a dry alcoholic. in AAA, so that's why he plays the role with so much conviction. he's been dry now for almost 8 years, he's been quite open about this part of his life.
I love Mads so much, seen all his stuff and he's just so dreamy :3
I still think it's funny that Star Trek: Nemesis led me to find Mads and Refn's films lol good ol' Tom Hardy as Shinzon led me to Bronson which then led me to Valhalla Rising and then I felt like I had finally found one of "my people" in Refn cause he's a little autist just like me.
I had seen Adam's Apples so I was excited to see Riders of Justice and wow that movie kinda came out of nowhere for me! Definitely a recommend from me just to see a really convoluted story of a bicycle's journey lol
Nice video! Thank you
The Hunt is one of those movies that is great and difficult to recommend
He was perfect in Hannibal
During the pandemic, I had an awakening due to this man's existence
Mads is awesome in "Green butcher" and "men and chicken" .
He looks horrible. and he's not afraid of looking horrible. I love those movies too. so different
Oh God, the chicken with baby feet, an image that haunts me randomly...
_Flame & Citron_ is probably his most underappreciated film. Really good movie and his performance is great as usual. Very interesting story about the Danish resistance during the German occupation through WWII.
I take a little darker message from the Last Round. Mads starts off the film feeling like an automaton stuck in a job he hates. Instead of leaving everything and going after what would *truly make his soul soar, he numbs the pain and continues as an automaton. I saw so many people like that at the office job I used to work.
It's a co-optation of the "Return to Normalcy" archetype in service of the corporate machine, similar to Scorsese's After Hours, except Scorsese was more critical of the machine I think.
I can see how it makes him more numb to his work and position, but it does show how it has a positive impact on the relationships with the people around him. The happiest he is, at the end, is after he gives up drinking all the time. I saw it as more akin to how he had to break his routine cycle to live a different kind of life to appreciate the life he had.
@@TheKinoCorner I like that interpretation. As my Gramps used to say the Greeks used to say, "Everything in moderation." Sometimes the cure is getting a little stoned...
I've had The Hunt on my watchlist for years but your video finally forced me to watch it and holy shit, one of the most moving movies I've ever seen, such a powerful yet simple story, during the movie my palms were getting sweaty and even got a head ache, none of the emotions can be described by words you just have to see it on your own.
His Hannibal is so underrated.
Better than Hopkins imo, but normies will never understand that
Mads is UP there amongst THE BEST- right up with Jack Nickolson, Al Pacino, Robert Deniro. No doubt about it.
I have huge respect for Mads, this is the guy that got me into Danish cinema. Watched Jagten and Druk first, really liked them, then went on to see the Pusher films which too were great, and then it kind of snowballed from there. So I have a huge appreciation for him from this sense, but as an actor this guy is also fucking great. I don't know what it is, if it's the looks or mannerisms or the roles he plays, but he is a quintessential "literally me" actor. The guy just oozes this energy from him
Great video man!
Australia// Yes, Mads Mikkelsen is an amazing actor and man.
First saw him in The Coco Chanel Movie and went- WHO the hell is this man?!!! Seen most of his movies I can access here in OZ, still looking for others- thank you.
I'm from sweden and in my opinion, the best Scandinavian movie ever made is "Pusher" from 1996. The sequels are great aswell but not as good as the first one.
If you enjoy Mikkelsen and the Riders of Justice, you'd definitely love Flickering Lights, The Green Butchers and Adam's Apples (The latter probably being the easiest to digest ;))
The Danish movies are much better then the Big Hollyweird B.S.
Having been a victim of similar topics, the hunt totally communicates what its like, isolation, desperation, and not knowing where to turn. thankfully i had good friends and people who realized how absurd it was. Lies change everyones path.
Great video, but where is The Salvation?? That movie is an underrated gem in my humble opinion hahah.
I put it on as a casual Netflix midnight watch and ended up glued to the screen that night and the day after when I rewatched it. I frickin' love that film.
Mads Mikkelsen in bleeder is how i imagine kino nerd to be irl. The naming of all the genres and directors is golden
Mads Mikkelsen is best actor in the world.
Probably. 🍻
He was pretty good in the clash of the Titian’s.
dear kino corner today i spoke to much on the job, I was supposed to be mysterious and strange
You want to be him, I want him. We are not the same.
I wholeheartedly recommend a Mikkelsen film called Adam’s Apples. It’s a movie by Anders Thomas Jensen who wrote and directed Riders of Justice. Similar in style and theme but, in my opinion, more grounded and much better for it. The story is about Adam who is out on probation. Adam is a Neo-Nazi, antisocial and violent. Adam is sent to live with his probation officer (Mikkelsen) who is the priest in a small town church. The priest, Ivan, does not believe in evil, he thinks it is nothing more than perspective. Adam sets out to prove him otherwise.
It’s a very serious and very funny movie at the same time. I would highly recommend it if you can find it
My favourite & very funny 😊❤❤ but unfortunately so underrated ☹️😔
I think the Hunt was pretty nasty in that it ended by his own son having a shot (and missing) at Mads. This is why I don't like Danish movies (anymore) - they're overly dramatic to the point that they stop being believable. Just milking the drama - and in turn making the movie lose immersion. It's like that sophisticated wine glass - if you ask too much, you lose it all.
his son never shot him. it was his friend's son and that last shot was actually a metaphor for mads character proof of innocent. I read it long time ago some where but it's a thing in Denmark that if that shot missed then that man was innocent.
@@Qeiji His son was the only one with that type of gun (bolt action rifle, that type of sniper scope). Is there any evidence of it being his friend's son? The shooter was clean shaven - which reduces the options to the young people (Mikkelsen's son & his friend's son). It couldn't have been any of the 3 hunters that were shown before the incident.
If you wanna explore the true iconic classics featuring or starring Mads Mikkelsen, you need to check out the danish movies from the early 2000's like The green butchers, flickering lights and Adam's apples. Not only are they great Mads Mikkelsen films but also so important and iconic films for danish culture
The best hannibal
Damn... Those are some good movies... The hunt is damn good... It truly sets the blood to boiling point, but the subject is broached damn well, and the result is a great piece of work that transcends art by having a message and a point, given that art is supposed to have no purpose other than being art... At least by definition, but we call a lot of things art that have dedicated and complex purposes, so theres that...
i can also warmly recommend the ww2 movie "flammen og citronen" about two famous resistance fighters where Mads plays one of them - and does so brilliantly! The real story is however as interesting as the movie.
didnt watch ur bullshit video but i love mads
I don’t know your stance on vidya as art, but a video about Mads’ role in Death Stranding would be interesting
The Hunt made me hate kids, and ever more adults