Went to see the movie Thursday. Loved it. If you know your Biblical history you know that there were many at that time who were claiming to be the messiah for various reasons. This story is told from the perspective of one of these people who happened to be related to one of the disciples. No mocking God at all. In fact, it’s a redemptive story.
Yeah, still feel there will be some who will hate it. But yup. And honestly I'm surprised somebody dared do this, cause in my mind i always thought about this. Not of "Oh if somebody did a movie about this would be cool" But the idea of visualize what any of the impostors would be like. That always seemed interesting to me, cause is the most real thing out of that situation.
If this is the new kind of black cinema (old; baby boy, soul plane, life, madea anything); i am all about this metaverse of black Hollywood and it's unique approach to world building and representation in times, places, and people we were never portrayed being apart of.
I totally agree. Some projects might succeed, some might fail but I like that black cinema is becoming more diverse. Comedy & gangster movies are cool but we can do sci Fi & noir as well. 💯
Man, I think y’all are harder on this movie than it should be. The movie was entertaining, enjoyable, and thought provoking. I knew this movie was divisive when the subject inferred Jesus and a predominantly black cast. Go see the movie for yourself folks!
@@Jiggaajaayy mostly the symbolism (accuracy as well as creativity), had me looking back into my bible for specifics & beyond. As well as the formation of a black cast to present such a story hasn’t been done before, the actors/acting of choice & the soundtrack was pretty dope. I didn’t go to the movies to watch it either, honestly the trailers made me want to pass on the whole thing, wasn’t looking toward to this film. But I was thoroughly impressed hence my initial per view of it. Not like it was the best movie in the world but it was definitely far from trash more like impressive/expressive imo.
2:53 Moses could have easily been black. He arrived in Egypt by the Nile River; it flows from south to north. It's why historically/ethnically there were Jewish tribes throughout Africa.
We ain’t Jewish at all we are the real Israelites, we didn’t come from Africa none of the Israelite African tribes did, we was outcasted into Africa because of the laws of God begin broken
I really liked this movie, a lot. The acting, the humor, the production design, the creativity. I agree the first 10 minutes, i thought i was going to hate it, but it picked and never wavered. Although tonally the end got super serious, i still liked it.
Your reviews are always on point. I loved the film but I also had the same gripes as you guys. Comedic timing was atrocious most of the time and then when the jokes did land... they greatly overstayed their welcome.
Starfire is very beautiful but I wish she got more to do in the movie. Teyana Taylor too, in the beginning she's racing chariots and then isn't that important after that. Which is crazy given who her character is
I’m pretty much right there with Martin. The movie was fine but tonally inconsistent, I didn’t care for some of the creative choices & it could’ve been 15 or so minutes shorter.
lol that criticism seems like you can use on any movie Martian does all the time lol. Most of the time they say the movie is fine but it could be shorter and cut 30 min or 15 and I didn’t like the ending rental lol😂
It was promoted as a comedy but damn its so much more! In fact I'd put in line with the grand epics of what Hollywood did. It may not have the same budget but it does its best to meet that level The filmmaking camera choices, and especially the acting by Lakeith is truly outstanding This has already come into my top 5 of 2024. I found it to be really incredible I would like to see Jeymes use the pairing of Lakeith and James McAvoy in another project
***SPOILERS*** I would have enjoyed this movie much more if it had leaned into the satire. The "non-believer experiences a miracle and becomes a believer" trope is the plot of every TBN, straight to video, Christian Lifetime-esque movie. It would have been interesting to see Clarence actually succeed in his con and have his story written by onlookers, enshrined in ancient holy books, and used as a foundation of religion.
There were certain things I liked like the style and performances but the segmented narrative ended up being a problem because it ended up feeling like there were a few key scenes missing that could've helped out the character development especially for Clarence himself
This was alright it falls into the trap of trying to do too much and I just couldn’t gel with it all the way. My biggest laughs actually came from Woodard and Cumberbatch. Low Matinee is about right.
It's weird though they listed Woodard in the opening credits and she ended up having only a small cameo; like I kept expecting her to come back somehow and she never did
Respectfully and heavily disagree with Martin. But I love how there’s multiple different opinions in this show. Makes it worth watching and listening when your not hearing the same thing.
This was an excellent movie for me. So many ways I relate to it from a spiritual and historical (Council Of Niceia). It is good to see black directors making quality movies for us besides the typical Tyler Perry crap that has been shoved down our throats for the past 20 years. The future is looking bright.
I loved this movie! I would love to see this movie nominated for awards next year!!! If Jamie Lee Curtis can win best actress for her role last year LaKeith should certainly win an Oscar for this role!
The white jesus cameo killed me😂😂😂. They only painted him bc he had that fresh ass hair cutt 😂😂😂😂 That "getting stoned was the law", also.....Hilarious!!! Bro was smokin the entire movie 😂😂😂😂
This movie is worth saving. Enjoyed it so much. This was so worth the watch. I know I am being repetitive, but I don't care. I thought the movie was going to be another horrid hollywood production since they always try to push out the imagery that our people are bad. This movie however, depicted our people in a historically accurate context with so much morality it was inspiring. I Didn't even want to use the washroom it was so mind blowing. Shout out to the director. We needed to see this.
If you wanna see James McAvoy really flex his villain acting muscles, check out the Scottish dark satire 'Filth' - is truly an intense performance as a corrupt Scot police officer: based on a novel by the same writer of Trainspotting. Though the first scene may perhaps be the most uncomfortable, if you can make it past that hurdle it's plain sailing with his descent into psychotic insanity lol
15:24 the Roman occupation of Jerusalem is the start of what we have today. The connection to police brutality today is not just clever, it’s almost prophetic. But to understand that, you have to understand that the black cast isn’t just an artistic choice, it’s how it really was.
Interesting insights. Did you notice how the setting of the movie could have been set in modern times and story could have been about same trials of a young black male trying feel valued? I talk about it in my review at Movies, Music and More here on TH-cam.
Just saw the movie and its good, worth seeing especially if youre a person of faith. SPOILERS: My issues with the film is Clarence is said to be a hustler, a clever individual who is too big for his britches. However, for the first half (book I) I wasnt convinced Clarence was the character the movie is telling me he is. Sure, he is a loser, but a capable loser, no. There is a disconnect between the character and the script. There also is a emphasis on the phrase "knowledge over belief" which could have been shown more than told to create a better thru line for the narrative. Overall its well directed, beautiful creative scenes and shots. But I cant say its a rewatch.
I'm a Christian, and I enjoyed the film. Now, I do think it was a bit overly long and the ending could've had a better pay off. Now, I heard there's gnosticism in the film-not sure quite sure if that's true but did you see it in there? I give it a 4.25. I consider this a great Christian movie, lol! Maybe I'm not supposed to see it as such, but Wikipedia calls it a "Biblical comedy-drama " so, there's that😂
Martin's right, this movie is unfocused. I truly feel like Jeymes Samuel has a masterpiece in him if he collaborates with a screenwriter who can corrall all his big ideas and an editor who can carve off the narrative fat
Yeah, he did the writing, screenwriting, AND the soundtrack...and it shows. It is rare that one person can do all of those things at the same time and get them all right. Real magic could happen if he wasn't doing everything himself a la Tyler Perry.
Book of Clarence is phenomenal! Cast, writing, acting, and direction was genius. The ending left you forefilled, in deep thought, and wanting more. Bravo to all involved!!!
The Bible is the black man’s book. The sounds that come out of “black culture” are the sounds that come out of the culture of the true people of the book. Latent with centuries of pain, suffering and longing for our return to our land.
Not excited for this but kinda interested to see it.. i like wierd stories like this for some reason.. i loved "Sorry To Bother You".. if not seen its a hidden gem and also stars Lekieth Stanfield..he is also fantastic in Knives Out.. He was supposed to play the new Candyman but scheduling conflicts occured i believe so they went with Yahya Abdul Mateen III..would have been better with Lekieth as i think as the film just isnt very good TBH. Terrible Editing and Screenplay. Not scary at all either lol, as a horror fan i was so excited then SOOO fucking dissapointed.. i feel a LOT of folks felt that way about it...thanks DT! ❤
Yep. He's a very peculiar person in real life, but I think that's what makes him a great actor. What was the name of that film where he played the weird assassin ?
Ayo! Martin. Billy. Tommy. Gurtz. Corey. Shay. Daniel. That Mexican robot and the two weird white guys, K Coleman. Mama!!!! Coleman!!! The Entire Spill DT family including us shit talkers in the comments, We're Family. I love you All!!
Y’all been slowly releasing the start of the year is this your guys new strategy or is it just cuz Korey has been traveling? I’m waiting on Korey’s best/worst list of 2023 those are my favorite double toasted videos besides of course the Roasts. Also need a zoom call for Chris top 10 list cuz his always has some wild one on his. Haha
This movie was so good. I want more people to watch it to support the cast and director. The soundtrack is 🔥 too. The Harder They Fall was amazing too.
I just commented on your Beekeeper vid that whenever I watch one of your videos featuring the dread... It seemed to me like he doesn't watch the current films. Well, s***, I stand corrected.
I just came from seeing the movie… There were only 3 people in the theater but besides that I really enjoyed the move… I can’t wait for it to be placed on streaming sites so I can watch it again…
The fact that this movie starts off as a comedy but in the end you love these characters makes the movie a huge success. I think it also handles the Biblical stories with a lot of respect. I expected it to be offensive and it was not.
Christians jumped on this movie and called it blasphemy. I thought the trailer looked interesting and quality. Also, the concept is humorous. I liked what I saw. However, there was a certain term used that really threw me off. Will say that it gives all the cast and crew a great opportunity to work and perform.
Overall I like this movie because it's new, not a superhero movie or a remake or a sequel. Also the movie made me think about Christian faith. Clarence's progression is interesting since he does change.
Kinda random: with the release of this year's The Movie Critic, said to be QT's last movie, I'd love to see a body-of-work segment in the future. Monty Python. The guy who directed Brazil. Etc. 😊
It’s a movie, I don’t understand why people wanna pick and choose horror movie should be when they haven’t even made a movie themselves I’m just saying
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Went to see the movie Thursday. Loved it. If you know your Biblical history you know that there were many at that time who were claiming to be the messiah for various reasons. This story is told from the perspective of one of these people who happened to be related to one of the disciples. No mocking God at all. In fact, it’s a redemptive story.
Yeah, still feel there will be some who will hate it. But yup.
And honestly I'm surprised somebody dared do this, cause in my mind i always thought about this. Not of "Oh if somebody did a movie about this would be cool"
But the idea of visualize what any of the impostors would be like. That always seemed interesting to me, cause is the most real thing out of that situation.
Its a great story that should be able to appeal to non-believers
The parts that tickled me the most in the film was them casually smoking blunts the whole film
@13:20
😂😂😂
Jesus: The First Avenger
😂😂😂😂😂 with no context at all this is hilarious
@@Loch1210extremely hilarious 😂
😂😅🤣!!!
😂
This is great
If this is the new kind of black cinema (old; baby boy, soul plane, life, madea anything); i am all about this metaverse of black Hollywood and it's unique approach to world building and representation in times, places, and people we were never portrayed being apart of.
I totally agree. Some projects might succeed, some might fail but I like that black cinema is becoming more diverse. Comedy & gangster movies are cool but we can do sci Fi & noir as well. 💯
@@bxcellent_87 they do say we're magical 🙃
Yes, I plan to watch this again.
Man, I think y’all are harder on this movie than it should be. The movie was entertaining, enjoyable, and thought provoking. I knew this movie was divisive when the subject inferred Jesus and a predominantly black cast. Go see the movie for yourself folks!
Movie was trash 🚮 glad I watched it for free on streaming.
@@JiggaajaayyI loved it !
@@tyreerockets what did you love about it?
@@Jiggaajaayy mostly the symbolism (accuracy as well as creativity), had me looking back into my bible for specifics & beyond. As well as the formation of a black cast to present such a story hasn’t been done before, the actors/acting of choice & the soundtrack was pretty dope. I didn’t go to the movies to watch it either, honestly the trailers made me want to pass on the whole thing, wasn’t looking toward to this film. But I was thoroughly impressed hence my initial per view of it. Not like it was the best movie in the world but it was definitely far from trash more like impressive/expressive imo.
Lakeith Stanfield is a brilliant actor.
This film was amazing, I don't know what these dudes are talking about... It's like we didn't even watch the same movie.
I agree. Their critique of this movie is way off
I enjoyed it too
I loved it !
2:53 Moses could have easily been black. He arrived in Egypt by the Nile River; it flows from south to north.
It's why historically/ethnically there were Jewish tribes throughout Africa.
Mary and Joseph hid Christ in Egypt when it was predominantly blu black. If he was blonde haired and blue eyed he’d stick out like a sore thumb.
We ain’t Jewish at all we are the real Israelites, we didn’t come from Africa none of the Israelite African tribes did, we was outcasted into Africa because of the laws of God begin broken
Lakeith in "The Harder They Fall" mentions "The Book Of Clarence" 😂 2:11
Is the fun fact in that clip?
@@thefirstbourne149 More of an Easter Egg from "The Harder They Fall".
I watched it over the new year again and caught it.
I really liked this movie, a lot. The acting, the humor, the production design, the creativity. I agree the first 10 minutes, i thought i was going to hate it, but it picked and never wavered. Although tonally the end got super serious, i still liked it.
This guy is a Messiah? HIS REAL NAME IS CLARENCE!
And Clarence's parents have a real good marriage.
Ain't no such thing as halfway crooks
So he’s playing Clarence, Thomas 😂
That's what I thought I'm like what are you making fun of the Supreme Court dude😅👎🤣🤣🤣
I love your reviews and breakdowns, Happy New Year
Your reviews are always on point. I loved the film but I also had the same gripes as you guys. Comedic timing was atrocious most of the time and then when the jokes did land... they greatly overstayed their welcome.
I love how they greeted each other with peace which is the Muslim greeting.
Yes
Just seen the book of Clarence it was 🔥🔥🔥
Will yall be reviewing American Fiction?
Benedict Cumberbatch slayed. That’s all I’m going to say.
Spoiled the cameo they made an effort to hide but to each their own.
Starfire is very beautiful but I wish she got more to do in the movie. Teyana Taylor too, in the beginning she's racing chariots and then isn't that important after that. Which is crazy given who her character is
I’m pretty much right there with Martin. The movie was fine but tonally inconsistent, I didn’t care for some of the creative choices & it could’ve been 15 or so minutes shorter.
lol that criticism seems like you can use on any movie Martian does all the time lol. Most of the time they say the movie is fine but it could be shorter and cut 30 min or 15 and I didn’t like the ending rental lol😂
@@nichescenesFACTS they be criticizing just to have some to complain about 😂
yeah not saying its not true just funny they use that complaint alot lately. @@kingghxstgaming
It was promoted as a comedy but damn its so much more! In fact I'd put in line with the grand epics of what Hollywood did. It may not have the same budget but it does its best to meet that level
The filmmaking camera choices, and especially the acting by Lakeith is truly outstanding
This has already come into my top 5 of 2024. I found it to be really incredible
I would like to see Jeymes use the pairing of Lakeith and James McAvoy in another project
This is the truest story of Jesus we will ever get
It was not expecting the movie to be like when I saw it but it impact me a lot. I like it
The harder they fall was a great movie. I watched it again last night.
***SPOILERS*** I would have enjoyed this movie much more if it had leaned into the satire. The "non-believer experiences a miracle and becomes a believer" trope is the plot of every TBN, straight to video, Christian Lifetime-esque movie. It would have been interesting to see Clarence actually succeed in his con and have his story written by onlookers, enshrined in ancient holy books, and used as a foundation of religion.
There were certain things I liked like the style and performances but the segmented narrative ended up being a problem because it ended up feeling like there were a few key scenes missing that could've helped out the character development especially for Clarence himself
I have a long list of things I wish they did differently, it’s very experimental which I can appreciate but I definitely almost walked out ngl
It wasn't quite what I expected but I enjoyed it
This was alright it falls into the trap of trying to do too much and I just couldn’t gel with it all the way. My biggest laughs actually came from Woodard and Cumberbatch. Low Matinee is about right.
It's weird though they listed Woodard in the opening credits and she ended up having only a small cameo; like I kept expecting her to come back somehow and she never did
This movie is very underrated and actually very entertaining. I didn’t think I would like it at all.
Man I remember in the harder they fall when Jim quotes the book of Clarence I’ve been waiting for this movie since
Respectfully and heavily disagree with Martin. But I love how there’s multiple different opinions in this show. Makes it worth watching and listening when your not hearing the same thing.
This was an excellent movie for me. So many ways I relate to it from a spiritual and historical (Council Of Niceia). It is good to see black directors making quality movies for us besides the typical Tyler Perry crap that has been shoved down our throats for the past 20 years. The future is looking bright.
James McAvoy is performing as pontius pilate 😂 i see it from his grin
My husband and I were pleasantly surprised with the movie. We also did a review of the movie on our channel.
Why does Julian keep pronouncing it Lan-Keith Stanfield and no one's saying anything? 😂
I figured he would not like it, no white women in the movie 😅😂
I loved this movie! I would love to see this movie nominated for awards next year!!! If Jamie Lee Curtis can win best actress for her role last year LaKeith should certainly win an Oscar for this role!
The white jesus cameo killed me😂😂😂. They only painted him bc he had that fresh ass hair cutt 😂😂😂😂
That "getting stoned was the law", also.....Hilarious!!! Bro was smokin the entire movie 😂😂😂😂
I can't do these 2 hour plus long movies anymore Hollywood needs to dial it back
It felt like it should’ve been a short film to me, a lot of scenes could’ve been cut short and the pacing was off because of that. Glad I supported.
This movie is worth saving. Enjoyed it so much. This was so worth the watch. I know I am being repetitive, but I don't care. I thought the movie was going to be another horrid hollywood production since they always try to push out the imagery that our people are bad. This movie however, depicted our people in a historically accurate context with so much morality it was inspiring. I Didn't even want to use the washroom it was so mind blowing. Shout out to the director. We needed to see this.
If you wanna see James McAvoy really flex his villain acting muscles, check out the Scottish dark satire 'Filth' - is truly an intense performance as a corrupt Scot police officer: based on a novel by the same writer of Trainspotting. Though the first scene may perhaps be the most uncomfortable, if you can make it past that hurdle it's plain sailing with his descent into psychotic insanity lol
That's the film that got me obsessed with him since 2013 😍
@@gjin141 it really is an unforgettable performance, doesn't let you rest for a second lol!
15:24 the Roman occupation of Jerusalem is the start of what we have today. The connection to police brutality today is not just clever, it’s almost prophetic.
But to understand that, you have to understand that the black cast isn’t just an artistic choice, it’s how it really was.
This movie was way better than I thought it would be. You have to watch it a few times to catch all the humor and easter eggs
The movie was actually great
Interesting insights. Did you notice how the setting of the movie could have been set in modern times and story could have been about same trials of a young black male trying feel valued? I talk about it in my review at Movies, Music and More here on TH-cam.
Just finished seeing this movie, the style was definitely different but I enjoyed it.
Just saw the movie and its good, worth seeing especially if youre a person of faith.
SPOILERS:
My issues with the film is Clarence is said to be a hustler, a clever individual who is too big for his britches. However, for the first half (book I) I wasnt convinced Clarence was the character the movie is telling me he is. Sure, he is a loser, but a capable loser, no. There is a disconnect between the character and the script. There also is a emphasis on the phrase "knowledge over belief" which could have been shown more than told to create a better thru line for the narrative. Overall its well directed, beautiful creative scenes and shots. But I cant say its a rewatch.
I'm a Christian, and I enjoyed the film. Now, I do think it was a bit overly long and the ending could've had a better pay off. Now, I heard there's gnosticism in the film-not sure quite sure if that's true but did you see it in there? I give it a 4.25. I consider this a great Christian movie, lol! Maybe I'm not supposed to see it as such, but Wikipedia calls it a "Biblical comedy-drama " so, there's that😂
Martin's right, this movie is unfocused. I truly feel like Jeymes Samuel has a masterpiece in him if he collaborates with a screenwriter who can corrall all his big ideas and an editor who can carve off the narrative fat
Yeah, he did the writing, screenwriting, AND the soundtrack...and it shows. It is rare that one person can do all of those things at the same time and get them all right. Real magic could happen if he wasn't doing everything himself a la Tyler Perry.
But the movie is not trying to be comedy if really watched the movie you will see. Lakeith did a phenomenal job. Stop it with y'all bias butts😂😂😂😂
As a wannabe voice actor / actor I hope its not to late to get in the field
Korey is right, Anna Diop is beautiful in this. They made her look like trash in Titans, though.
*_"Now you listen here! Clarence is not the Messiah! He's a very naughty boy!"_*
Sorry, I had to.
Just finished watching, already in my top 5 movies of the year
...... I can't tell if you're trolling bc its the 16ths of January 😑
@@TheBatman514😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@myworl15 yuh dig?? 🤣🤣
Book of Clarence is phenomenal! Cast, writing, acting, and direction was genius. The ending left you forefilled, in deep thought, and wanting more. Bravo to all involved!!!
Good movie, great conversation piece.
The Bible is the black man’s book. The sounds that come out of “black culture” are the sounds that come out of the culture of the true people of the book. Latent with centuries of pain, suffering and longing for our return to our land.
Facts
So glad there's not a certain person there not whitesplaining this movie complete with blaccent
Love the content fellas, you guys should review American Fiction next. Definitely a hidden gem of 2023.
That “Neo Soul” music is Nights Over Egypt. By The Jones Girls!.. AMAZING SONG
Anna Diop who was Starfire
They mention The Book of Clarence in The Harder They Fall… it’s a great bit
The director's brother is Blk British POP Star SEAL.
Oh s.h.i.t
Crazy
I love this movie! Jigga redeem his soul matthew 10:34-49!
Absolutely loved this film. Thought it was solid all around. Going to check it out a second time. 💯💪🏾
Not excited for this but kinda interested to see it.. i like wierd stories like this for some reason.. i loved "Sorry To Bother You".. if not seen its a hidden gem and also stars Lekieth Stanfield..he is also fantastic in Knives Out.. He was supposed to play the new Candyman but scheduling conflicts occured i believe so they went with Yahya Abdul Mateen III..would have been better with Lekieth as i think as the film just isnt very good TBH. Terrible Editing and Screenplay. Not scary at all either lol, as a horror fan i was so excited then SOOO fucking dissapointed.. i feel a LOT of folks felt that way about it...thanks DT! ❤
Sorry to bother you lol
Yep. He's a very peculiar person in real life, but I think that's what makes him a great actor. What was the name of that film where he played the weird assassin ?
@@divineintervention212 I looked up lakieth stanfield assassin movie and judas and the black messiah comes up. I'm assuming that's not it 😂
@@jennaywilliams1024 that movie was hilarious tho, esspecially if you have worked in telemarketing 😆 🤣.. the white voice scenes had me lmao
@@dncewzrd"the girl in the spders web"! Lol
I didn't think the movie was funny enough... especially for the ending... solid B tho
Yup that was an issue I had with it too.
Probably going to check this out later today
Ayo! Martin. Billy. Tommy. Gurtz. Corey. Shay. Daniel. That Mexican robot and the two weird white guys, K Coleman. Mama!!!! Coleman!!! The Entire Spill DT family including us shit talkers in the comments, We're Family. I love you All!!
Y’all been slowly releasing the start of the year is this your guys new strategy or is it just cuz Korey has been traveling? I’m waiting on Korey’s best/worst list of 2023 those are my favorite double toasted videos besides of course the Roasts. Also need a zoom call for Chris top 10 list cuz his always has some wild one on his. Haha
This movie was so good. I want more people to watch it to support the cast and director. The soundtrack is 🔥 too. The Harder They Fall was amazing too.
I just commented on your Beekeeper vid that whenever I watch one of your videos featuring the dread... It seemed to me like he doesn't watch the current films. Well, s***, I stand corrected.
Harder the fall made my favorite cowboy Rufus Buck a totally different person than in actual history.
I just came from seeing the movie… There were only 3 people in the theater but besides that I really enjoyed the move… I can’t wait for it to be placed on streaming sites so I can watch it again…
The fact that this movie starts off as a comedy but in the end you love these characters makes the movie a huge success. I think it also handles the Biblical stories with a lot of respect. I expected it to be offensive and it was not.
This movie is a meme catching black satire uneven pop culture biblical mess that's what this is
Yas, Korey, that unambiguous black woman was gorgeous!
The other brothas were silent…..🥲
Interested to see this
13:16 what movie was that
Christians jumped on this movie and called it blasphemy. I thought the trailer looked interesting and quality. Also, the concept is humorous. I liked what I saw. However, there was a certain term used that really threw me off. Will say that it gives all the cast and crew a great opportunity to work and perform.
Overall I like this movie because it's new, not a superhero movie or a remake or a sequel. Also the movie made me think about Christian faith. Clarence's progression is interesting since he does change.
When I saw the trailer it was reminding me of “wholly Mosses “ . Definitely curious
When I first saw the trailer I immediately thought of Rufus in Dogma lol
Kinda random: with the release of this year's The Movie Critic, said to be QT's last movie, I'd love to see a body-of-work segment in the future. Monty Python. The guy who directed Brazil. Etc. 😊
Thank you for an honest review!
Will you be reviewing Saltburn?
I can’t wait to watch this movie
Got to see this
Favorite film of the year so far.
Did you see Judas and the black messiah cause y’all ain’t sayin nothin fr
Loved it .. masterpiece....
It’s a movie, I don’t understand why people wanna pick and choose horror movie should be when they haven’t even made a movie themselves I’m just saying
Jesus: the first Mutant.
I wish you wouldn't have spoiled him having a brother.
Can we get a Classic movie Week Review??
Korey’s review sounded more like a high or regular matinee than a low matinee.
Where'd did you guys enjoy the movie ? 🤔🤔🤔
20:27 someone explain to Julian what “going in cold” means 😆.
My guy if you saw the trailer you didn’t go in cold.
I love Lakeith ❤ and James McAvoy
❤ Such a good movie. I really enjoyed it.
who's that at 19:00?
Do Snakes on a Plane bad movie roast, please