I hope you enjoy making these videos for the next several decades because they truly bring me such peace and happiness ❤ I don’t begrudge you taking a break at all, but August was definitely like torture without your videos 😅
These videos are great. Absolutely love the way you incorporate maps. 🗺 Really glad to have found your channel Also, Strange Days is a really good movie.
I love hearing about places in Vienna! I noticed your ring right away, I have a similar one. Thank you for helping me sleep. I have insomnia, but your videos are very soothing.
Definitely going to see it this year!! I guess it's one of those things where the option is always there, so you just always pick something more pressing 😬
I love your aesthetic and the cozy, magic-carpet manner in which you guide us into your informational odysseys. I’m wondering if you might consider using a softer or more subtle instrument as a pointer… something that might fit in with the rich and velvety world unfolded in your presentation. Sometimes I feel that sharp little stick invades the rich vibe you create.
WoW, I’m never this early! I’m going to watch this right now cause it’s the perfect time for an afternoon Melange break 😊 I wish we had a kind of cinema pass like this over here, that is awesome ❤
That’s so nice! I’ve done the same thing here in The Netherlands. It’s called Cineville and I pay around the same amount monthly. It’s great because I see a lot of arthouse films and I can watch with this subscription in all cities. In my town a new cinema was made in the old prison
Ah, that's the one our Nonstop is based on! I remember seeing it mentioned in a newspaper article back when the cinema pass was announced but couldn't find it anymore. Very excited to see that Cineville has been going for 13 years! How cool 😍 Hopefully that's a good sign for our pass as well.
I was highly suprised when I heard Ronja Rövardotter (well close enough right) mentioned all of a sudden! Fantastic tbh. You didn't mention it's a swedish film and a story by Astrid Lindgren though. Maybe you didn't know? Super fun cameo in here for a swede though. Great movie (I remember it as a series as well) like with most of her stories! Love the music in it as well. Probably one of my strongest memories of the movie! One of our greatest singers ever when he was young did the main bits - Tommy Körberg. Also. While robber might be the same word as rövare or räuber it doesn't sound right to me. Rövare in swedish folklore would be more like reavers or pillagers - or basically vikings on land/in the forests that never got on any boats. Which we had more of in Sweden specifically. In this (childrens/teen) movie they are somewhat close to the stories about Robin Hood, though maybe a bit more edge to them. I don't remember exactly how far they take it.
If you're a fan of Ryan Gosling's acting, I highly recommend Lars and the Real Girl (2007). Also this morning when I got up I literally thought "yay, new Melange video today!" - it's a busy week at work and I've been watching your stuff while I work to keep me relaxed and focused.
looks like I missed you mentioned Strange days too. I think it was Bigelow´s first film. Can´t really say if it´s really a good film but I loved it and watched it many times. Fiennes and Basset were great together. I need to watch this video wide awake, can´t miss any movie. Wish me luck.
Same, I really like it too. It feels very 90s in a good way. Like I love Skunk Anansie, and Michael Wilcott always reminds of The Crow which was one of my favourite movies as a teenager haha. Good luck!
cool. still need to watch "Suzume" for the anime fix and i recommend "Belle" (2021), a nice one. i now watch "Queen Millennia" anime series from the 80s, to finally understand whats happening in this series, because as a kid i didnt understand much watching it.
Melange! I’ll be in Austria this December on a guided tour. There will be free time, though, what should I definitely go see (in the afternoon/evening)?
Thanks to a prior video Melange did about Vienna attractions I learned about the Cafes. My husband and I were there this past June and went to Cafe Central. It was sooo worth it! What a beautiful and historic place. I wouldn’t have known about this Cafe if not for Melange and her wonderful videos.
I guess Wien/Salzburg/Innsbruck are the obvious ones. The area I find the most beautiful is the Salzkammergut - great place to visit in summer, you can go for a swim in one the many lakes or hiking in the mountains, and there are plenty of cute towns like Gmunden or Bad Ischl. Leave out Hallstatt, though, it's too crowded.
we drove from Zurich to Zell am See and took the train to Salzburg, so beautiful. The tunnels through the mountains are huge - 25+ kilometres long in places I think!
Love hearing about those old cinemas. James Cameron was married to Kathryn Bigelow, the dierctor of Strange Days, for a couple years, awhile before that film came out. It's interesting they collaborated post-divorce. Argento's Inferno isn't a slasher movie, it's the sequel to Suspiria and is about witches. There is some gore.
Ah, I didn't know that about Cameron and Bigelow. Yeah, it's the gore I'm unsure about. I've only seen the Luca Guadagnino's remake of Suspiria and that one was borderline for me, so maybe going to see Inferno on one of the biggest screens in Vienna wouldn't the best decision haha.
Interesting that in mid July I also joined a film club in my local area in Tasmania. The theatre is nowhere near as cultured as what your 1912 heritage in Vienna cinemas sound like, but there are some decent films on. Recently I enjoyed the French coming of age drama 'Close' and a similar themed American film 'Armageddon Time'. Looks like I will be able to get on the film selection committee for this club as well (LOL - look out). Said it before, you are very lucky to have such diverse interesting culture and history on your doorstep. Enjoy your films and Thanks for another relaxing exploration into Viennese lifestyle. I have been eyeing off moving into Gyor in the longer term BTW. Budapest, Vienna and Central Europe on my doorstep a very strong lure.
Fortunately we always had subtitles, also on tv, which helps a lot to learn languages. Melange you really should watch The third Man, one of the movies you should have seen in your life!
in Europe the "movies" are called cinemas because theatres are for stage shows. The West End of London is called Theatreland because of all the stage plays, dramas, comedies, etc.
german dubbed movies are so weird if you get used to watching movies in english.. i kinda hate it that the german dubbed voices are always the same toneless voices and they speak in a melody no real human would use.. in my opinion my favourite movies i watched recently (last year): "3 Women" (by Robert Altman) , i liked it while i watched it, but i needed an explanation video afterwards to fully understand what its about. "Pusher"-Trilogie from Denmark Oslo -Trilogie from Joachim Trier "Tar" - with Cate Blanchett "Gone Girl" - i just found out this year about this movie "Ginger Snaps"- a bit weird and on the cheaper side but i vibed with it. "Barbie" - i liked it be not to conventional hollywood movie and there was some absurdity especially in the looks on the characters faces what im excited for: tbh the "Red Sonja" movie in the making. i like to read the comics and she is one of my favourite comic heroines and they want to make the movie related to the comics and not to the old Sword +Sorcery 80s cheese "Red Sonja" movie. that means there will be a lot of blood and limbs cut off by a sassy Sonja. i saw the main actress Matilda Lutz in "Revenge" and she knows how to fight covered in blood. :)
These videos are awesome, but I suggest that you not cut between different camera angles so much - it is jarring. The older videos had fewer cuts between shots.
Hey David, here's his answer: There might be certain parts that are cut faster because of an issue with the raw material, for example when an error needs to be cut out, which might give the impression that we're generally going for a faster style. That's not the case, though.
In Baltimore in U.S. there is an art deco theatre from 1939 called the Senator Theatre which is wonderful. It nearly closed a few times but has always managed to keep going. The main theatre has 900 seats! There was another theatre of the same age in Washington DC called the Uptown that I went to once and it was really nice but unfortunately it has closed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senator_Theatre
Thanks!
Thank you!!
I hope you enjoy making these videos for the next several decades because they truly bring me such peace and happiness ❤ I don’t begrudge you taking a break at all, but August was definitely like torture without your videos 😅
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I've lost count of how many of your videos have made me consider packing up my cats and moving to Vienna. 😍
Haha I have to warn you though, Vienna is officially the unfriendliest city in the world!!
@@MelangeASMR I don't know about that, I live in the land of the Seattle Freeze, and it suits my introvert heart well 😄
Right? SAME!! I wonder if it's hard to get a job there if you don't speak German
Yay more Melange!
Ahhh another glimpse of Viennese life. I love it!! Thank you for the video.
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These videos are great. Absolutely love the way you incorporate maps. 🗺 Really glad to have found your channel Also, Strange Days is a really good movie.
I love hearing about places in Vienna! I noticed your ring right away, I have a similar one. Thank you for helping me sleep. I have insomnia, but your videos are very soothing.
So happy to see a new video. I know what I’m watching before bed tonight.
Wishing you a good night's sleep!
I highly recommend The Third Man. One of my favorite Film Noirs.
Definitely going to see it this year!! I guess it's one of those things where the option is always there, so you just always pick something more pressing 😬
-- I love that film! 😊👍
i love your voice and the subjects you choose are always super interesting!!!
I love your aesthetic and the cozy, magic-carpet manner in which you guide us into your informational odysseys. I’m wondering if you might consider using a softer or more subtle instrument as a pointer… something that might fit in with the rich and velvety world unfolded in your presentation. Sometimes I feel that sharp little stick invades the rich vibe you create.
Perfect timing, I just finished up work and have to go to bed!
Excellent, good night!
WoW, I’m never this early! I’m going to watch this right now cause it’s the perfect time for an afternoon Melange break 😊
I wish we had a kind of cinema pass like this over here, that is awesome ❤
Wohooo have a good midday break then! (maybe even a nap??) 💜💜
@@MelangeASMR it did indeed turn into a nap 😉I am powerless against your magical voice 😴
Good one! So relaxing and interesting!
That’s so nice! I’ve done the same thing here in The Netherlands. It’s called Cineville and I pay around the same amount monthly. It’s great because I see a lot of arthouse films and I can watch with this subscription in all cities. In my town a new cinema was made in the old prison
Ah, that's the one our Nonstop is based on! I remember seeing it mentioned in a newspaper article back when the cinema pass was announced but couldn't find it anymore. Very excited to see that Cineville has been going for 13 years! How cool 😍 Hopefully that's a good sign for our pass as well.
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It's Essie Fiji :)
I was highly suprised when I heard Ronja Rövardotter (well close enough right) mentioned all of a sudden! Fantastic tbh. You didn't mention it's a swedish film and a story by Astrid Lindgren though. Maybe you didn't know? Super fun cameo in here for a swede though. Great movie (I remember it as a series as well) like with most of her stories!
Love the music in it as well. Probably one of my strongest memories of the movie! One of our greatest singers ever when he was young did the main bits - Tommy Körberg.
Also. While robber might be the same word as rövare or räuber it doesn't sound right to me. Rövare in swedish folklore would be more like reavers or pillagers - or basically vikings on land/in the forests that never got on any boats. Which we had more of in Sweden specifically. In this (childrens/teen) movie they are somewhat close to the stories about Robin Hood, though maybe a bit more edge to them. I don't remember exactly how far they take it.
02:04 hmm how curious. I wonder if there is any relation between "schmusen" and the English word "smooching" which is a synonym for "kissing".
Your videos are always fantastic. I wonder if some of these old theaters have kept anything from when movies like Metropolis or M first played.
If you're a fan of Ryan Gosling's acting, I highly recommend Lars and the Real Girl (2007).
Also this morning when I got up I literally thought "yay, new Melange video today!" - it's a busy week at work and I've been watching your stuff while I work to keep me relaxed and focused.
Hahaha I analyzed that movie for a paper in college. I’d already seen it but decided to use it in my English class 😂 it’s a good one.
looks like I missed you mentioned Strange days too. I think it was Bigelow´s first film. Can´t really say if it´s really a good film but I loved it and watched it many times. Fiennes and Basset were great together. I need to watch this video wide awake, can´t miss any movie. Wish me luck.
Same, I really like it too. It feels very 90s in a good way. Like I love Skunk Anansie, and Michael Wilcott always reminds of The Crow which was one of my favourite movies as a teenager haha.
Good luck!
your stomach is talking to us :D nice video :)
Oh where's that?
Around 13:55 and following. Or is it your cat? No I think it is your stomach 😅😂
Or more like around it
Ah could be the cat, though. I remember she was lying on the couch next to us and she has a bit of a snore/breathing noise.
Go see the third man! It's a fantastic film! Also I really enjoyed place beyond the pines. Same direct as blue Monday, maybe gosling saddest film
Haha, "smooching" is also an expression we have in the UK, and maybe the USA? 😀
Very excited for Hayao Miyazaki’s last movie which should hit theaters at the end of the year.
cool. still need to watch "Suzume" for the anime fix and i recommend "Belle" (2021), a nice one.
i now watch "Queen Millennia" anime series from the 80s, to finally understand whats happening in this series, because as a kid i didnt understand much watching it.
Melange! I’ll be in Austria this December on a guided tour. There will be free time, though, what should I definitely go see (in the afternoon/evening)?
Thanks to a prior video Melange did about Vienna attractions I learned about the Cafes. My husband and I were there this past June and went to Cafe Central. It was sooo worth it! What a beautiful and historic place. I wouldn’t have known about this Cafe if not for Melange and her wonderful videos.
In December, you need to go to the Christmas markets! Get yourself a hot drink (booze is optional), try the snacks, and then marvel at all the kitsch.
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2 of my favourite films are set in Vienna - The Third Man and Before Sunrise.
-- Those are great films! 😊👍
Watching now. ❤
Hi! I'm planning a trip for next summer and I'll be going through Austria. What are three cities/towns you'd say are top visits? Thank you, Melange!
I guess Wien/Salzburg/Innsbruck are the obvious ones. The area I find the most beautiful is the Salzkammergut - great place to visit in summer, you can go for a swim in one the many lakes or hiking in the mountains, and there are plenty of cute towns like Gmunden or Bad Ischl. Leave out Hallstatt, though, it's too crowded.
I’m not Austrian but I’d really recommend visiting Salzburg, it’s beautiful and there’s loads to do even though it’s not that big a city
we drove from Zurich to Zell am See and took the train to Salzburg, so beautiful. The tunnels through the mountains are huge - 25+ kilometres long in places I think!
Love hearing about those old cinemas. James Cameron was married to Kathryn Bigelow, the dierctor of Strange Days, for a couple years, awhile before that film came out. It's interesting they collaborated post-divorce. Argento's Inferno isn't a slasher movie, it's the sequel to Suspiria and is about witches. There is some gore.
Ah, I didn't know that about Cameron and Bigelow.
Yeah, it's the gore I'm unsure about. I've only seen the Luca Guadagnino's remake of Suspiria and that one was borderline for me, so maybe going to see Inferno on one of the biggest screens in Vienna wouldn't the best decision haha.
Interesting that in mid July I also joined a film club in my local area in Tasmania. The theatre is nowhere near as cultured as what your 1912 heritage in Vienna cinemas sound like, but there are some decent films on. Recently I enjoyed the French coming of age drama 'Close' and a similar themed American film 'Armageddon Time'. Looks like I will be able to get on the film selection committee for this club as well (LOL - look out). Said it before, you are very lucky to have such diverse interesting culture and history on your doorstep.
Enjoy your films and Thanks for another relaxing exploration into Viennese lifestyle. I have been eyeing off moving into Gyor in the longer term BTW. Budapest, Vienna and Central Europe on my doorstep a very strong lure.
In a way, this channel too is non-stop kino
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Fortunately we always had subtitles, also on tv, which helps a lot to learn languages. Melange you really should watch The third Man, one of the movies you should have seen in your life!
Yes, finally going to see it this year! I'm also planning to go on the 3rd Man Tour through the canals, but that might have to wait until spring.
Maps! Melange! Movies!
I love how you call them cinemas. The venacular in the US where I live is "the movies" or "movie theater" which does not sound as elegant.
in Europe the "movies" are called cinemas because theatres are for stage shows. The West End of London is called Theatreland because of all the stage plays, dramas, comedies, etc.
Rory and me say hey! He’s almost 18 months! Where did time go❤
german dubbed movies are so weird if you get used to watching movies in english.. i kinda hate it that the german dubbed voices are always the same toneless voices and they speak in a melody no real human would use.. in my opinion
my favourite movies i watched recently (last year): "3 Women" (by Robert Altman) , i liked it while i watched it, but i needed an explanation video afterwards to fully understand what its about.
"Pusher"-Trilogie from Denmark
Oslo -Trilogie from Joachim Trier
"Tar" - with Cate Blanchett
"Gone Girl" - i just found out this year about this movie
"Ginger Snaps"- a bit weird and on the cheaper side but i vibed with it.
"Barbie" - i liked it be not to conventional hollywood movie and there was some absurdity especially in the looks on the characters faces
what im excited for: tbh the "Red Sonja" movie in the making. i like to read the comics and she is one of my favourite comic heroines and they want to make the movie related to the comics and not to the old Sword +Sorcery 80s cheese "Red Sonja" movie. that means there will be a lot of blood and limbs cut off by a sassy Sonja. i saw the main actress Matilda Lutz in "Revenge" and she knows how to fight covered in blood. :)
If you've not seen it and like out there disturbing horror movies at all, check out The Eyes of My Mother.
Past Lives is a perfect film. You must see it.
Planning to! It looks gorgeous.
Be prepared to cry! @@MelangeASMR
I'll make sure to take issues with me haha
Melange go watch The third man, please, one of the best movies of them all and especially of film noir. Thank you for a great video once again.
I will! Maybe I'll make it part of a Noirvember...
hahah I see what you did there
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Bitte ein asmr star wars Video
That’s amazingly cheap for so much cinema time
These videos are awesome, but I suggest that you not cut between different camera angles so much - it is jarring. The older videos had fewer cuts between shots.
I appreciate the feedback; I'll forward it to my editor.
Hey David, here's his answer: There might be certain parts that are cut faster because of an issue with the raw material, for example when an error needs to be cut out, which might give the impression that we're generally going for a faster style. That's not the case, though.
In Baltimore in U.S. there is an art deco theatre from 1939 called the Senator Theatre which is wonderful. It nearly closed a few times but has always managed to keep going. The main theatre has 900 seats! There was another theatre of the same age in Washington DC called the Uptown that I went to once and it was really nice but unfortunately it has closed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senator_Theatre
Oh wow that looks gorgeous. Fingers crossed it'll manage to stay open for good!