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Happy December 26th everybody! Please join us in closing the door on Season 3 of Welcome To The Basement. We talk about our favorite movies of the year, induct new Hall of Fame members and other surprises.
In Seen It, we discuss Birdmen, Lovers and the movie that Craig challenged Matt to watch one year ago.
All film footage is used in accordance with fair use and US copyright law. All music in the show is used with full permission of the composer.
Thanks for all the great comments. Keep em coming! If you watch one of the movies we discuss, let us know what you thought of it.
Welcome To The Basement" is a show about watching, discussing and having fun with movies. Matt choses the movie and Craig doesn't know what it is until the cameras start rolling, so none of the discussion or riffing is planned ahead of time.
Movie announced on facebook before every new episode. Get the movie and follow along. We do discuss the entire movie, including the ending, so if you want to avoid spoilers, watch the movie first.
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I just watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Halloween weekend for the first time since highschool and was surprised to see Barry Bostwick plays Brad. Thumb kisses all around!
The Hit is fantastic! Saw it when it first came out; never forgotten. An excellent way to remember John Hurt, too.
You know Matt, I don't know if anyone's said this before, but your editing is really well done. You switch shots just enough to be interesting but not annoying. The overlays are great and the sound is spot on. You've captured the basement feel without the cable access feel that could easily come with it. You should be proud of your self. These shows really are superbly done.
Develan Thanks!
No no. Thank you.
Totally agree
I have to say 'Modern Times' is in my top 10 favourite films. Yes the practical effects are mesmerising and the sets are remarkable, but it's got so much heart to it and I feel that Chaplin isn't trying so hard. The laughter and the emotion comes so easy on that occasion.
I watched A Trip to the Moon several months ago, and was extremely impressed by it. It's kind of mind-boggling to see what they managed to pull off over a hundred years ago. Plus, it's got wizard scientists and lizard-crab aliens. What's not to love?
The choice of having both of you do the synopsis of The Immigrant together was a fun change of pace.
Thanks for the Wayne art retrospective, as it not only led to great scenes, it led to fantastic games - to attempt imagining what a movie would look like with a different mind at the helm (Kubrick's Viva Las Vegas, Bergman's Anchorman, etc.)
With the end of the season, I'd like to thank Welcome to the Basement for broadening my perspective on movies. I watched very few before stumbling upon this show, and your analysis, insightful while still being entertaining, has allowed me to be more observant the two times I've been to the theater this holiday season. I'm not exactly a cinephile yet, but my horizons have been broadened, and for that I thank everyone involved with this show. Here's to many more seasons of the silver screen and the ol' Leather Couch.
Speaking of Steve Coogan, he starred in a comedy called Hamlet 2, and it is one of the best attempts to capture how being a Drama student feels that I have ever seen. As drama nerds yourselves, its mandatory viewing!
all of the comedy, and sadness, and fighting and for lack of a better word, Drama of being in a production. Its obviously a labour of love.
and it features my favourite film quote of all time: "My life is a parody of a tragedy"
fucking chris
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Shit, I remember Hamlet 2. Me and a few buddies watched it, was pretty good. Love the scene of the guy smoking a joint at the beginning of the play.
I'm in the middle of a marathon of Welcome to the Basement, watching episodes that I haven't seen in years. Thanks to you guys for all the great work!
I've always been a fan of BlameSociety, ever since you guys did shorts on Channel 101. Throughout the years, your creativity has been a bright point on TH-cam. Recently I started to watch Welcome To The Basement & notice what a fantastic show this is. I actually started to watch from the beginning & this has given me a real insight on some films I would have ever imagine checking out. Thank you for allowing me to experience the joy of these movies with you.
This remains my favorite show on youtube. Thank you guys for doing what you do. I'm going to spend the break watching every movie featured in season three. Cheers.
As a serial re-watcher of these videos, I mostly just click on the related videos to get from one to the next, and Wild Angels is NEVER over there. I don't know if that's WHY it has less views, or if that's BECAUSE it has less views, but I just thought I'd let you know.
The Smashing Pumpkins music video for "Tonight, Tonight" is based off of "A Trip to the Moon", it's beautifully done! One of my favorite music videos.
Yes, it is wonderful.
I've seen and rewatched all the episodes of Welcome to The Basement multiple times. Even the original three on SloanArchive!
Matt I had the same that "everything looks different afterwards" feeling after Birdman as well. It was the first movie to affect me in that way in years.
Thank you for another year of fun in the basement. Still patiently (yet constantly) waiting to see that Kagemusha viewing/discussion, and I hope you will watch/discuss it soon.
See you next year!
Congratulations, guys, will donate very soon. For the Seen It segment, Grave of the Fireflies.
I was going to recommend this one. Arguably the greatest anime of all time.
Charlie Chaplin is THE master of comedy
Picked up the series at the beginning of this year and watched every episode since. Love the show guys, looking forward to another year.
time to rewatch the whole series
Another great episode guys, enjoy your break and we'll see you in the new year.
Astral Weeks is one of my favorite albums.
I have seen every episode since the very beginning! So in honor of you guys I have decided to watch and review 60 movies in 2015! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for a great season, Craig and Matt!
My favorite movie that I saw in 2014 is Dr.Strangelove. I'm so upset that I never saw it sooner. I freaking loved it. It's one of my top 10 favorites now.
Thank you for doing this show, it reminds me of why I love movies so much! Love from Milwaukee!
All the best guys! Thanks a lot and i'm looking forward to next year!
Thank you so much for talking about Birdman for me! Have a great New Year!
LOL at the Moe Syzslak's "immigants"
I watched the All That Jazz ep and I loved it ... and I love Stew :)
thx 4 such a great year
hope we still see you next year
Merry Christmas and happy new year
Thanks for another great year! See you in 2015!
Happy Holidays, Basement! I've seen every episode you've put out :D Looking forward to another full year!
Can't wait for season 4
The only episode I have not seen is The Descent, which I purposely avoided as I still haven't seen the film but mean to. I suppose I'll have to do that mid-January.
I also appreciate how you mentioned Stu just one last time. He helped make the show so much funnier.
Thanks for Season 3!
shout out from Kosovo
thanks for the movie reviews and beer and boardgames p.s thanks for bringing the gold
You guys keep on getting better and better. Looking forward to season 4!
Oh man you guys really need to see the Gambler. Both the one from the 70's and the 2014 release!
Hey guys, thanks for another year of this awesome show, hope everyone had fun with movies over Christmas, I did a marathon of the 8 Howling movies myself mainly for amusement cause I like bad movies sometimes. Also glad you talked about 'Sorcerer', I saw it first time this year and loved it, it is a great remake. Look forward to Season 4 throughout 2015. Have a happy new year everyone.
Keep on keepin' on, you crazy kids! Merry Christmas!
I laughed out loud at "My Literal Chickadee".
I don't think that there is any other youtube channel that puts so much effort into making great videos. I've said it many times before, but you guys deserve 10x the subscribers you have for all of that work!
Didn't think I would be getting any more Xmas presents. I was wrong. Thanks for another great season! I am looking forward to many more to come. :)
Falling! ...For Welcome to the Basement. Truly another great year gentleman. Thank you. Thank you.
For the Seen It segment : Nausicaa of the Valley of The Wind, by Miyazaki. It s one of his first movie for his own studio, Ghibli, and also one of my favorite movie from this japanese director, certainly the most original post apocalyptic movie, and also the first movie where i noticed every ''villains" had their motiviations and good intention, it has the main themes of the whole Miyazaki filmography : flying stuffs, ecology, strong and independant characters. You guys said your first long japanese animation feature was Akira, well you should watch also whole Otomo filmography but you should really continue with Miyazaki, "the Japanese Walt Disney".
I miss this show so much!
Love this series.
Happy New Year! Here's to another great season guys, you are Awesome...and your little cat too!
Since you talked about ONCE, how about Begin Again? I though the performances were spectacular(Keira really just made you fall in love with her, and Ruffalo really brings it) and really left you feeling with a sense that anything was possible. Love the show guys and keep it up!!
Wow! "A Trip to the Moon" looks amazing! As a filmmaker I can see how much work doing a film like that was back in the day! Now we have things like the Adobe Creative Cloud and can do stuff with relative ease. They had to create fx frame by frame...amazing to think about. I see lots of "A Trip to the Moon"s in the related videos...gonna go watch it after this. Thanks for reviewing it! I may never have seen it if not for you guys :)
Keep it up fellas love it!
ようこそ！(yokoso) Japanese for "welcome"
Glad to see Matt's a fan of Ikiru ---also recommend another of my favourite films set in Japan: "the Yakuza" 1974 dir. Sydney Pollack starring Robert Mitchum
Happy new year guys, and I hope you had a Merry Christmas. I have a film for your "seen it" section: have you guys seen "The Bone Collector" starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie? It's a very entertaining forensic murder mystery film with some great performances. My father (a retired police investigator and sergeant) and I have always enjoyed watching it together.
Life altering movie: PORKY'S! I laughed so hard during the "tallywhacker" scene, I suffered lack of oxygen to my brain that altered my progress as a human being. I am now in a perpetual state of (mentally) being a fifth grader. Why it never got an Oscar, I'll never know. HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Have you seen Southern Comfort? watched the fear and desire episode and was somewhat reminded of ot
How about "The Name of The Rose" with Sean Connery and a very young Christian Slater? This film was my first exposure to Ron Pearlman as well when I first saw it on VHS back in the day. Have you seen it?
MATT: Otomo-san... I wish I knew the Japanese word for "welcome".
CRAIG: Come on in.
Matt, you're looking for: "Otomo-san, yōkoso."
First of all I'd like to say I am a massive fan of the show. Secondly, have you guys seen The Raid? In incredible action movie with awesome fight scenes... And no romantic sub plot!
have you seen upstream color yet? highly recommend it. unexpectedly great acting.
I recently acquired both the novel and film versions of The Maltese Falcon and The Big Sleep ( the ones starring Humphrey Bogart). While normally I would read the book first, I'm worried it could diminish the experience of the movies knowing most of the plot beforehand as they are considered among the best films ever made. What would you advise I do?
When you said "joke dense," I immediately thought of Airplane.
I also watched Alan Partridge and thoroughly enjoyed, I watched all other Alan Partridge shows but that's probably because I'm in the UK. However I think it was called Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa but maybe that's just me, my crazy Scottish mind kicking in. I also want to recommend American Idiots because it is flat out horrible and I know you'll enjoy it!
Happy new year guys, it was a great year of basement entertainment industries :)
really love this program/channel. I don't watch scary things, and you guys make it tolerable to know about those flicks that I don't watch. if that makes sense.
"It's so dense."
Wu-Tang!
Outstanding work guys. You are truly Siskel & Ebert 2.0.
Fun Show! Another great year! BTW Topher Ray =Chris Pollock= Name of the Rose :D
Here's a Seen It for you guys, have you watched "Rush"? It stars Chris Helmworth and Daniel Bruhl as James Hunt and Niki Lauda respectively in the height of their rivalry in the 70's Formula one scene.
Hey guys just wondering if you have seen les miserables? It is my favourite musical apart from the wall and I was wondering if you guys have seen it
I know you've watched all Kubrick movies, but could you talk about A Clockwork Orange. It's a great movie that even though very dark feels very lighthearted.
Hey Matt & Craig, i think you should check out The Double if you haven't yet. Richard Ayoade wrote and directed an adaption of the Dostoevsky novella and it has Jesse Eisenburg giving really subtle performances. I think the setting is also really weird. You should check it out. It's on Netflix so you have no excuses.
You two should watch Don Hertzfeldt's "It's Such A Beautiful Day." I desperately want to see your take on it.
Another great season guys! Can't wait to see what is in store for 2015. I would love to hear what you guys think about the debacle surrounding The Interview.
Great end to the season, guys. Have you seen the Science of Sleep? It's a wonderfully surreal romance. I'd like to hear what you think of it.
Nope. Haven't missed a single minute of a single one. I didn't even miss the original trailer for this series that debuted on Blame Society's channel before the series started. Thumb this up if you are in the same awesome boat, so that Matt and Craig can see how many of us there are.
Love the show. Speaking of Chaplin, have you seen Chaplin's short The Adventurer? It's not so highly touted, but it's the first I saw, and others I've seen since haven't seemed as good to me. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Would have liked to hear Craig's comments about the Deer Hunter
Every scene is so dense, there is just so much going on... red letter media
Whoa... I just went from that review to this video literally minutes ago. That's spooky.
theninjainblack1237 we are living parallel lives! Did you just go for a walk?
Yes...
theninjainblack1237 If you did then I'm really freaked out...
What day were you born on?
I don't remember if you guys have said you have seen this film but since you guys are huge Michael Shannon fans
have you guys seen "The Iceman" one of my favorite films that stars Michael Shannon.
Hey guys! Great episode, but I've got a "Scene it?" for you!
When I was a kid my dad got me hooked into old movies, and one of my favorites is "The Great Race." The comedy duo of Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis is great, and Natalie Wood is the icing on the cake. If you've seen it, what do you think? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
I've actually never been a big Charlie Chaplin fan either. There's just something about him I never really liked and when I heard the way he treated his son on a movie set, berating him in front of the cast and crew, it kind of confirmed why I don't like him. I'm much more of a Buster Keaton fan.
For Scene It, have you guys ever seen Legends of the Fall? It is my least favorite movie and I'd love to hear your opinions on it. Way too melodramatic for me.
It's kind of sad that there were one movie short for the falling Montague. Curse you pumping iron!
Have you seen Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me? I thought it was a lot more surreal than the TV show, maybe because it was more of a David Lynch production. While much reviled on release, I didn't find it to be as bad as they say. What are your thoughts?
You thought The Wolfman was disappointing? Gotta understand the times and the horror movies back then and Universal's history of horror films before the Wolfman.
Seen it?
It Might Get Loud
A music documentary with Jack White, Jimmy Page and The Edge
Maybe guitar documentaries are a little too "special interest"
You guys should watch the Douglas Fairbanks movie "Thief of Bagdad". THAT's movie magic.
Hows about something by Tarentino? You can't possibly have seen every one of his movies, right Matt?
I'd like to check out the back catalog. But I haven't missed anything. Really. Believe me.
And that also goes for B&BG.
Hey guys, did you seen the movie "Bunny Lake is Missing" ?
Have you guys seen Nightcrawler? I liked it.
What's that song at 34:40? I swear I've heard it in a game or something.
Wow, this is the first time I've seen a colorized version of 'A Trip To The Moon"
Have you seen Tales From The Darkside: The Movie?
What's your opinion of it (and by extension the TV series)?
Do you have your hall of fame posted somewhere?
On our website www.welcometothebasementshow.com It is not yet updated with this year's inductees, but the other 12 members can be found there.
Craig Johnson
cool...Thanks!
Farewell season 3.
I have to wait a whole month!?
Here's a movie I'd like to know if you've seen - The Name of the Rose. Ron Perlman's character is a hoot.
Craig's not a big Chaplin fan? What about The Great Dictator? I was fortunate enough to be able to visit with Chaplin's daughter and granddaughter (remember her from game of thrones?) back at my college's film fest. Great people with some neato stories.
Has Matt seen the Bruce Campbell movie "Bubbahotep?" Amazing comedy/horror/drama from the "famous" B-movie actor.
I've fallen asleep 3 times trying to watch Casablanca...something is probably wrong with me.
Mother! Have you seen it? If not watch it. It is a great dark thriller! You just have to read subtitles