Glad you really like Crimson Peak! Crimson is my favorite of Del Toro's films and its my personal favorite movie of all time. A beautiful and dark gothic romance. Del Toro is my favorite director and I cannot wait for Frankenstein!
1. Pan's Labyrinth 2. Hellboy II: The Golden Army 3. Pacific Rim 4. The Devil's Backbone 5. The Shape Of Water 6. Cronos 7. Hellboy 8. Nightmare Alley 9. Crimson Peak 10. Mimic 11. Blade II
Could not come soon enough bud! If you'd have told me 10 years ago that one day I would be wearing a T-shirt with Robert Pattinson on it I'd have told you you were smokin' crack!
Definitely an interesting director. Pan’s Labyrinth is the only film of his I’ve seen more than once, I love that film. Need to get round to seeing his earlier works like Cronos and Mimic. Haven’t seen the Hellboy films since they came out in cinema either so they could go up or down on a rewatch. 1 - Pan’s Labyrinth 2 - Shape of Water 3 - Crimson Peak 4 - Blade 2 5 - Hellboy 2 6 - Hellboy
1. Nightmare Alley 5/5 2. Hellboy 2: The Golden Army 4.5/5 3. Blade 2 4.5/5 4. Cronos 4/5 5. Pan's Labyrinth 4/5 6. Guillmero Del Toro's Pinocchio 4/5 7. Hellboy 4/5 8. Pacific Rim 4/5 9. Crimson Peak 3.5/5 Still making my way through Del Toro's filmography
Good list, only one's i have not seen are Nightmare Alley, which i really want to see while its in cinemas and Devils Backbone which somehow have never got round to. I always look forward to a new Del toro film but i also somehow usually find them not entirely satisfying. I recently watched the Hellboys again and still found them hit and miss but overall really enjoyed them. Think the 1st is better than the 2nd actually. Need to watch Crimson Peak again as well, i have the bluray but dont remember it that well other than really liking it. I do have a massive soft spot for Blade II. Always loved it since original release, seen it more than any of his others and always find it a total blast. Fantastic loud on a big surround sound system!
Nice to see Crimso Peak get some love. Great film. Didn't deserve the negative reception that it got upon release. I personally like how uncinematic and grim his violence is. I grew up around violence and it isn't glorious in the way directors like Tarantino would have audiences believe. It's pitiable and unceremonious. Guillermo gets that.
Absolutely! Violence should shock you. If it doesn't then either there's something wrong with you or there is something wrong with the way it is being portrayed.
Completely unrelated from the main event. But Brian, out of the movies you have seen from last year (2021), have you seen "The Worst Person in the World"? It was my personal favorite film of last year. It's curiously thought provoking, and knows how to move it's audience. I would go on to describe in more detail, but I want to spoil anything
I've liked everything from him, so a ranking is pretty difficult for me. 1) Pan's Labyrinth 2) Nightmare Alley 3) Hellboy 4) Hellboy 2 5) Shape of Water 6) Pacific Rim 7) Devil's Backbone 8) Blade 2 9) Crimson Peak 10) Cronos 11) Mimic - not bad, just the least good IMO I'm very much looking forward to his Pinocchio later this year.
You're definitely right in the fact that Del Toro has not made a bad movie, that being said he's done so many great ones that everybody is bound to have a different ranking and opinion on his movies. For me, I'd go: 1. Pacific Rim 2. Blade II 3. Pan's Labyrinth 4. Crimson Peak 5. The Shape Of Water 6. Hellboy II 7. Nightmare Alley 8. Hellboy 9. Mimic 10. The Devil's Backbone 11. Cronos
Safe to say he is a very consistently amazing director. That being said how dare you malign your fans who also are a fan of beastiality movies, you can't have your cake and eat it! Also nice try pretending you weren't into Bross, almost believable.
@@BryanLomax you've also reminded me I have devils backbone but still to watch, don't own but need to watch hellboy 2 and need to get to cinema to catch nightmare alley. Best movie is definitely Pans Labyrinth. Downright mindbending and was amazing to see from someone unknown to me at the time.
Glad you really like Crimson Peak! Crimson is my favorite of Del Toro's films and its my personal favorite movie of all time. A beautiful and dark gothic romance. Del Toro is my favorite director and I cannot wait for Frankenstein!
I am loving these rankings Bryan!! Awesome stuff.
Thanks pal!
1. Pan's Labyrinth
2. Hellboy II: The Golden Army
3. Pacific Rim
4. The Devil's Backbone
5. The Shape Of Water
6. Cronos
7. Hellboy
8. Nightmare Alley
9. Crimson Peak
10. Mimic
11. Blade II
Great video!! 🙌🏻
Bryan rocking the batman shirt, one more month 🤞
Could not come soon enough bud! If you'd have told me 10 years ago that one day I would be wearing a T-shirt with Robert Pattinson on it I'd have told you you were smokin' crack!
Definitely an interesting director. Pan’s Labyrinth is the only film of his I’ve seen more than once, I love that film. Need to get round to seeing his earlier works like Cronos and Mimic. Haven’t seen the Hellboy films since they came out in cinema either so they could go up or down on a rewatch.
1 - Pan’s Labyrinth
2 - Shape of Water
3 - Crimson Peak
4 - Blade 2
5 - Hellboy 2
6 - Hellboy
Crimson Peak is the only film of his I've seen so far and I thought it was very good. Definitely looking forward to checking out more of his stuff.
Wow! Yeah, get on that!
Hope you’re doing great Bryan. Keep being awesome
What the heck? You stalk this channel too? You really need to get a life
@@bobjohnson764 keep thinking you’re not a weirdo. It makes me laugh lol
1. Nightmare Alley 5/5
2. Hellboy 2: The Golden Army 4.5/5
3. Blade 2 4.5/5
4. Cronos 4/5
5. Pan's Labyrinth 4/5
6. Guillmero Del Toro's Pinocchio 4/5
7. Hellboy 4/5
8. Pacific Rim 4/5
9. Crimson Peak 3.5/5
Still making my way through Del Toro's filmography
Good list, only one's i have not seen are Nightmare Alley, which i really want to see while its in cinemas and Devils Backbone which somehow have never got round to.
I always look forward to a new Del toro film but i also somehow usually find them not entirely satisfying. I recently watched the Hellboys again and still found them hit and miss but overall really enjoyed them. Think the 1st is better than the 2nd actually.
Need to watch Crimson Peak again as well, i have the bluray but dont remember it that well other than really liking it.
I do have a massive soft spot for Blade II. Always loved it since original release, seen it more than any of his others and always find it a total blast. Fantastic loud on a big surround sound system!
Nice to see Crimso Peak get some love. Great film. Didn't deserve the negative reception that it got upon release.
I personally like how uncinematic and grim his violence is. I grew up around violence and it isn't glorious in the way directors like Tarantino would have audiences believe. It's pitiable and unceremonious. Guillermo gets that.
Absolutely! Violence should shock you. If it doesn't then either there's something wrong with you or there is something wrong with the way it is being portrayed.
Completely unrelated from the main event. But Brian, out of the movies you have seen from last year (2021), have you seen "The Worst Person in the World"? It was my personal favorite film of last year. It's curiously thought provoking, and knows how to move it's audience. I would go on to describe in more detail, but I want to spoil anything
Heard of it but not seen it.
Worst Person in the World is outstanding. Easily in my top five from last year.
I have not seen all his movies but I remember when Blade 2 came out, it blew my mind. I liked the first one but this sequel was a big step up.
Pretty much my ranking but I'd put Mimic last, to be fair though all his movies are great.
oh, I've never seen the director's cut!
@@krissymarklewis1793 it's a lot better.
@@BryanLomax Cool, might watch that tonight as it goes then.
I've liked everything from him, so a ranking is pretty difficult for me.
1) Pan's Labyrinth
2) Nightmare Alley
3) Hellboy
4) Hellboy 2
5) Shape of Water
6) Pacific Rim
7) Devil's Backbone
8) Blade 2
9) Crimson Peak
10) Cronos
11) Mimic - not bad, just the least good IMO
I'm very much looking forward to his Pinocchio later this year.
Have you seen the director's cut of Mimic?
@@BryanLomax I honestly don't recall which one I saw.
@@KiramidHead DC is definitely better than the theatrical cut, so it's worth giving it a try.
How many dums could a drumdums drum if a drumdums could drum dums?
My guess is 27?
45 dums?
100?
@@cosmokramer5397 so unoriginal lol
@@bobsmovieblog8497 you love Autopstream. It’s ok we all know
You're definitely right in the fact that Del Toro has not made a bad movie, that being said he's done so many great ones that everybody is bound to have a different ranking and opinion on his movies. For me, I'd go:
1. Pacific Rim
2. Blade II
3. Pan's Labyrinth
4. Crimson Peak
5. The Shape Of Water
6. Hellboy II
7. Nightmare Alley
8. Hellboy
9. Mimic
10. The Devil's Backbone
11. Cronos
Am I the only one that thinks the shape of water is overated???
You are not.
In my opinion its his worst movie lol
I've had girlfriends that are many different species haha!
🤣
Safe to say he is a very consistently amazing director. That being said how dare you malign your fans who also are a fan of beastiality movies, you can't have your cake and eat it!
Also nice try pretending you weren't into Bross, almost believable.
🤣🤣🤣
@@BryanLomax you've also reminded me I have devils backbone but still to watch, don't own but need to watch hellboy 2 and need to get to cinema to catch nightmare alley.
Best movie is definitely Pans Labyrinth. Downright mindbending and was amazing to see from someone unknown to me at the time.