Three Thousand Years of Longing - Movie Review
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Chris Stuckmann reviews Three Thousand Years of Longing, starring Tilda Swinton, Idris Elba. Directed by George Miller. - บันเทิง
I saw it this week and I was speechless. I was smiling through most of the movie, I truly felt like a child in a theater watching a puppet show. I haven't been immersed in a movie so much in a while, and the acting was just phenomenal as well. At the end, I wanted to cry, and I didn't even know why. Would totally recommend it to everyone I know
I WAS BAWLING TOWARDS THE END
I’m currently watching. Half way n it’s awesome
I loved it so much. I disagree on their chemistry. I found the acting between them stiff. The story was lovely and magical but that magic didnt show in the presentation between them.
why we all cried at the end? why ?
I grew up with my mom reading me the Arabic 1001 nights before I went to sleep , were my favorite books and this movie rendered the stories exactly how was I imagining them when I was a kid.. Idris is playing the role so fantastic and his voice is so soothing while he tells the stories I could've listened forever, I saw the movie 2 times already and the second time I fell asleep just like when I was little.. I'm not sure everyone is gonna feel connected at this level but it is a beautiful movie to watch even if you never read the books.. A movie series would be so great based on 1001 nights..
It just bugs me to no end that a new film from the man behind one of the most talked about films of the last 10 years is out right now and almost no one’s really talking about it. Ugh. At least Chris is.
It’s not the type of movie people would really want to talk about
@@lesryglrhfohser not everyone is a boring normie though
Ikr? I invited my friend to watch it w me on opening night and said he never heard of it. I’m surprised nobody had heard of it. I absolutely loved the film.
Bad promotion is what is hurting this gem of a film. It's an original story
Looks pretty meh
I saw that movie last weekend, and OMG, I fucking loved this movie. For the first time, I went there without knowing anything about the plot. I thought it was like a visual bad trip, with what the trailer showed...but it was superior to what I thought. I was captivated by the stories, and when the movie ended, while we were only three person seeing it, I stayed a minute longer in the theatre still thinking about it. No joke. It's a damn good movie.
I too sat in a theater of 3 people, myself included. Love to watch trailers before the movie and every trailer was about a woman, thought that was awesome.
The marketing was so misleading, but I loved how the movie delivered something quite special! - Tim
Was in love with this movie trailer first seen during my previous movie FALL recently. I will watch it tonight and share my review. Im all in for Tilda.
I took my Mum to go see the movie and she was impressed with Idris' Turkish lol. It was a confusing movie but entertaining in a weird way.
Indeeeeeeed!!!! Just saw it, really really loved it! One of my best movie of this year so far
I'm baffled how no one is talking about this movie more. It's such a visual & story telling masterpiece much like Everything Everywhere All At Once. Literally the only thing that irks me is how the Airbus A320 in the opening sequence had its horizontal stabilizer in the down position at cruising altitude and zero flaps setting upon landing. Everything else is just pure bliss. I hope there's a spin-off like what it means to be in a Djinn's world.
We definitely need more movies like this where a corporation does not milk us off every cent by making ok movies all too often.
Exactly, both these two movies that might make the top 3 of my all-time favourites came in the same year! How wonderful
I think it's how its been promoted. It looks like the director wants it to be taken serious and everyone is saying how much FUN they had. Idk tho..
I noticed that one too 😂 and it was at the very beginning! Luckily it doesn’t get to me, so I could enjoy the rest. Great movie.
I saw it yesterday in NYC, during National Cinema Day $3 movies! The theater was sold out -- all the screenings were sold out. Everyone loved it. There was applause after it ended, and I could hear people gushing about how talented Idris Elba is. Maybe not for everyone, but it was sure well-received here.
The longer I've sat with this movie the more I love it. A beautiful movie, both visually as well as the story itself. People should definitely be seeing this in theaters!
I got a home rental to watch multiple times
This movie literally made me cry hard. I did not expect it to be a love story. The way Tilda made such a big deal of the salt shaker bottle going thru airport security. 2 lonely people coming together like this and having to part again.
The title of the movie literally shows that it was going to be a love movie lol, let alone the first trailer
Yeah my favorite part was the zefyr one ❤
This year I went and saw Everything, Everywhere All at Once and this film without knowing anything about them and I was royally rewarded. What a pleasure it is to be awed, surprised, confused, etc with such lush films full of great acting and beautiful visuals. More of this please.
More of this please indeed!! - Tim
Look buddy, we all have hard lives. So you saw eeaao? Im sorry but you dont hear me complain about my life
@@user-zv7lm8uk7h not even sure what this means, or why it’s here. Troll? Probably.
I grew up with my mom reading me the Arabic 1001 nights before I went to sleep , were my favorite books and this movie rendered the stories exactly how was I imagining them when I was a kid.. Idris is playing the role so fantastic and his voice is so soothing while he tells the stories I could've listened forever, I saw the movie 2 times already and the second time I fell asleep just like when I was little.. I'm not sure everyone is gonna feel connected at this level but it is a beautiful movie to watch even if you never read the books.. A movie series would be so great based on 1001 nights with each episode having a story for every different night, that would be a great project to work for
Even though it's a little flawed, it has the most "lore accurate" version of a Djinn I've ever seen in a Western film. If you like Middle Eastern myth at all, this film is a must watch
Really? I was annoyed at its depiction of djinn. It's very based on post Islamic ideas of djinn, sort of cautionary deities akin to demons but not quite.
But djinn are pre Islamic spirits, the queen of Sheba predates Islam as a religion, so why does the djinn claim to fear god? If he said gods maybe it would make sense, but as is it seems so bizarre to shoehorn monotheism into mythology much older than it.
@@dunnejos8423,
Islam is a monotheistic religion.
This Djinn is based on those influences. Not before Islam.
This is a movie, not a historically accurate documentary.
Probably, influenced by the material the director found on Djinn, and for whatever reason he liked the Djinn to believe in a higher power.
@@nonnidreams Then why include the story about the queen of Sheba? That story also predates Islam...
@@nonnidreams Also, I'm aware Islam is a monotheistic religion, that's not my beef. My issue is chronologically the movie makes no sense.
@@dunnejos8423,
It’s a fantasy, just like the myths about Djinn. So, you’re not supposed to expect realism and historical accuracy.
All fairytales, are about the moral of the story, really.
From been a bookworm, and reading a lot of fantasy genre, as well as comicbooks and manga since the 2nd grade till my early 30s. And anime, and fantasy films.
It’s about suspension of disbelief, and like the reviewer said, been creative, not really about historical accuracy.
And mainly movies are about escapism and entertainment really. Even if the director tells a really different and unique story like this one is.
Movies like this are why I pay for AMC A-List. I'm seeing it tomorrow in a Dolby theater because I don't have to consider if it's worth $23 or not. I can watch basically any movie on a whim without having to worry about wasting my money (just my time). Hopefully I'll enjoy this one.
I love AMC for that as well. Seen so many movies since I’ve joined that I would have never paid to go see.
Hello AMC bot. GME is the way. You're just swapcorn.
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@@nicehomelander Lol just being honest.
Preach! Spread the good word of A-List!
I found this a great story in its subtlety. This is the precise perfectionism of George Miller without the flash and bang. The actors were flawless. What we see are moments from the lives of these two characters with having everything tied with a bow, without the viewer being led around by the nose.
I wasn’t able to see it the theatre for health reasons but kept it in the back of my mind to watch because of this review. I just saw it last night and it was fantastic. I enjoyed the stories for what they were and didn’t worry about where they were going. I could see how Tilda’s character, being lover of stories, could come to realize she wanted love as experienced by the Djinn in his stories. I understood how she came to regret her first wish, as wanting love sometimes makes people selfish. She in turn showed love to the Djinn by giving up what she wanted most for him, something he hadn’t experienced before. The ending was as happy as it could be, given the circumstances, and in a way she gets to have both her love and her freedom. Great review Chris!
I for one loved it, and I think I can get more from it with repeat viewings. It's of course a lot like One Thousand and One Nights in its form, but I do think the execution is unique, specially when Alithea and the Djinn have their exchanges about human nature and the nature of wishes/stories.
This is the type of film we ask for ALL the time, not a franchise, not a reboot or remake or prequel... Just an original story that we can enjoy and get different things from.
Great review Chris!
A movie for lonely ppl, ppl who love stories, and lonely ppl who love stories. The importance of stories in our culture and civilization. The importance of connectedness. The importance of not letting hope and that little inner spark fade away. Love. Art. Appreciating science and technology but not letting that take away from the unexplainable magic that can bring us joy and save our lives.
It ping pongs back and forth between a fantastical back story, with insane visual and auditory artistry on display, and a smaller more intimate setting where 2 lonely characters talk their way into finding something more. Seriously though, the visuals and sound design in this movie are out of this world.
Not a perfect flick. Loses some steam in certain spots. The trailers dont really hit the nail on the head as far as capturing the spirit of the movie. Probably not gonna be for everyone, but I love it more and more the more I think about it.
First, let's be real, it's hard not to be totally enraptured by Idris, Lord!! I absolutely loved this film for so many reasons. The cinematic visual evoked all the right emotions at the right time and really did transport me on a magical journey. The thing I loved most is we get finally get the story of the Genie (Djinn) from the eyes and experiences of the Genie. Bravo George Miller, cast, and crew, I did become a part of the story, mission accomplished. I will see this again and again.
I rarely go to the movies anymore because I despise violence, blowing things up and vulgarity. I really despise sex scenes. They are so creepy to me. I mean REALLY,,, would you go watch your neighbors having sex? Why would anyone want to watch that? The few sex scenes in this movie were suggestive and not in your face porn like most of Hollywood.
Loved it! Period!
Boy I like and am a little annoyed by u. Watching two hit people in a movie is NOTHING like watching ur fat neighbors having sex. Ur just a bit of a killjoy
Love your uploads Chris!
I've been following you for a couple years and as a fan I'm super proud of how far you've come. Keep up the fantastic work homie
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@@goodvibes3939 It's a scam, don't trust comments that reply to you directly or that have a different username with no verified check.
Such a great review! - Tim
Saw this last night and I quite enjoyed it. Had a few nitpicks with its pacing and final third, but I loved the visual style, set design, acting and overall direction Miller brought to the film. I wish it did better over the weekend
Just finished watching this masterpiece (all be it flawed) and I was totally blown away. Most original movie i’ve seen in years
Same here
I appreciate to see your views on the film albeit at the same time I'm not surprised. The way you analyze and approach the rarities which these gems tend to be as handled with such discretion it's truly remarkable to see and hear.
I saw this movie yesterday, as I went in the usher told me I heard it's bad good luck (me being a regular) ... my response was so it's different, must that be bad? I took the ushers words as this will be just as fascinatingly bonkers as I wish it could be.
I was absolutely blown away. No, it's not perfect as you say but it gave me so much to ponder over and look at ... It remained with me after and something I wished to discuss. But I found the masses had not had much appreciation. It will be a cult classic I'm sure.
Last time I recall I had a similar experience was cloud atlas in 2012, I wish more movies to this degree came around more than once a decade. They are truly a marvel to behold and so much to take away from it, if you have the desire and patience to await the project to deliver its essence.
Hey JST, watch out for the prize winner message. I'm trying to contact Chris to see if this is legit. Has a telegram account and asks for your name, email and address. Then sends you a shipping option for fed ex or dhl with the cheapest one being $140.00!!! Doesn't make sense to give away a $500 game system and a $1100 laptop, but can't afford to pay the shipping????? Let me know if you had any experience with this.
As someone who missed out on Fury Road when it hit theaters, I was sitting in the cinema for this saying to myself "No not today. Today is my day! Today I witness a Miller film!"
I was thinking the same - ESPECIALLY when I heard that it was bombing big time! I was like, "Shit! I'd better get to this movie quick!" Shame that my phone blew up with Queen Elizabeth's death 15 minutes before the end credits - that broke my concentration completely! Still happy I saw it tho!
This was a movie that I really wanted to love, especially since I always respect anytime a movie as creative as this is able to release to theatres, but... man that last act just killed a lot of my enthusiasm for it. I was absorbed in learning all about the stories of the Djinn, but when it came time for the film to wrap up its own story, I just felt like it collapsed under its own ambition and became aimless. I don't usually mind when a movie gets messy near the end (I mean Last Night in Soho was one of my favorites last year), but this one just didn't do it for me in the end. I would definitely be open to rewatching it, but considering my theatre will probably ditch it next week, it may be a while out before I get the chance to
I couldn’t agree with you more! Loved the flashbacks and storytelling of the djinn. The visuals were amazing! But that ending was a huge rushed let down. Still will watch again because of the positives I mentioned.
Yea I definitely agree. I think the story dipped when she wished for the djinn and her to love each other. It felt out of place. Their connection by the end felt unearned. I think it would have fit better for them to just have a friendship.
@@jaybee5919 I didn't even understand the ending
@@galanakagalactus903 honestly me neither. I guess maybe he’s free now and he still finds time to visit alithea? I’m not sure.
What?? Don't you understand why he could not stay for any amount of time in the modern world. I thought the ending was great. He was made of electromagentic energy and getting serious interferance from the EMFs in our modern world, it was literally destroying him.
I knew the movie would be weird and that’s the reason I went for it. I watch 2 movies a week and I was looking forward for something bonkers that would surprise me.
And surprised I was. First 2/3 of the movie held my attention. But I dozed off in the last part. I have never slept during a movie but here I did…and I kind of loved it. The movie was so soothing….like a dream which you can’t quite remember when you wake up.
This is me recommending you go watch it. 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks fam
That's the same experience I had. I really enjoyed the beginning and middle but was falling asleep at the end.
Hmmm... maybe that was the point lol
Did you just recommend a movie to, "Just go, you'll fall asleep towards the end"? So I'll be forced to watch this, towards my bedtime or when I want a nap. I'm not saying I'm a person who needs a Mad Max to fulfill my movie going experience, but if your review is to fall asleep at the end...you did not sell me well on watching this film.
Bruh same LMAO but i still loved it
The magic of storytelling was on my mind from minute one to the credits when I saw this one.
I finally saw the movie yesterday. The best movie I’ve seen in a very very long time! very profound and deep and beautiful. Totally don’t get why people including Chris did not understand it fully.
I went and saw this today, and I was mesmerized. I caught myself with my mouth hanging open for much of the film, usually means it's good. Its driven by great story telling and even better acting. Its different, but in a very good way. The bad promotion is surprising. In a time where people seem to have little interest in anything that's not a reboot or sequel of some sort, an original idea should be pushed. It really is a shame.
I think this is my second favorite movie of the year, behind "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" obviously.
Not quite my #2 but this movie is great.. but your #1 is unanimous
Yes!!! Thank You!! I second that statement. Went through my head after I saw it myself.
Everything Everywhere might be my favorite so this comment has me stoked for this movie
everything everywhere is 2nd place for me but the batman still has remained to be my favorite movie this year so far
Why is it obvious?
The reveiws made me temper my expections so I realized going into it that it was not for everybody. Well, it was for me, and that's enough. i really liked it A LOT for all the reasons Chris mentioned. Totally worth my time, and I'm very glad I saw it in an AMC Dolby Prime theater with great projection and sound. It's most definitely a theatrical experience worth having if you're game for something different.
Haha AMC pump and dumper eh? GME is the only play. They're using AMC for swaps.
@@TalynStormcrow I literally don't understand one thing you're saying here.
@@musicmann1967 uh huh. Sure boss.
@@TalynStormcrow What the f**k are you on about anyway? I don't get it. Are you just trolling? I can't have a good experience in a movie theater? Why would you be watching this channel then? And "Uh huh. Sure boss" F**k off. That's a lazy troll bullshit non response. I don't know what the hell GME means or AMC for swaps. YOu think everybody is operating at a cynical shitty level like you?
@@TalynStormcrow get of r/wallstreetbets
I didn't even know that this was out. Thanks for putting this on my radar, I love underrated gems.
I loved this movie. Just saw it today. I had this old couple behind me who also felt the need to have running commentary on the movie. They didn't even try to lower their voices. They were jerks & I told them that when we were leaving.
One of the best movie experiences of my life. The movie is beautiful, colorful, sounds wonderful, riveting to watch, and made me think. It is EVERYTHING I want from a movie. A masterpiece.
This film was sooo freaking awesome. I was one of maybe eight people at the showing. Two people got up and left before the fourth act. Of those who remained, a group of young guys behind me discussed the film in a very constructive and thoughtful manner. I was really impressed.
So it was shit basically
@@royaltykonceptz It's people like you wot cause unrest.
Great movie by George Miller. Never expected the guy who played Filthy Frank to have such a good debut film.
Confused screaming
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@@ajossi 😂
I'm about to watch it in an hour! Pink Guy better be there!
HA!
I acctualy waited for this film since the moment I heard of it. Being a book worm I acctualy read Byatt's story it's based on and I remember being enchanted with it. So finding out it's going to be made into a movie made me very happy. You'll be probably glad to hear, in France at the 14 o'clock seance there was quite a lot of people, nobody behaved appallingly either.
I loved this film. So creative and full of imagination. It's what story telling in movies is all about!
My favorite quote in the movie "She was not beautiful, she was Beauty itself" ❤
And indeed she was thats exactly how i could picture a queen sheba would look like.
We just saw this film and were literally mesmerized by it. It's one that we want to watch again at home with closed captions on because 1) my husband is very hard of hearing (even with aids) and 2) we want to understand the dialog in the telling of the tales. Even though it was at times difficult to keep track of what was happening, it hardly mattered...we both just enjoyed the magnificent ride. And it was made even better because we ate indica gummies before the movie began! 😎
Did shrooms for this one and let me just say it was a wild ride and at times very uncomfortable but I’m so many way I loved it
Idris did a good job with the Turkish so i could understand every word he said without even reading the subtitles.
I enjoyed this flick. The flashbacks and vignettes reminded me of Secondhand Lions.
I liked this film a lot. Visually amazing and the djinn’s storytelling was very captivating.
But I didn’t like when she wished for her and the genie to be in love with each other. Idk maybe it was just me but it felt out of place. I would’ve preferred them just being friends.
I think it’s very common in American media for us to prop up romantic relationships over others, and view them as more valuable. But it isn’t always necessary to see that in a story.
They were both lonely figures who had loved and lost. I felt like they both just needed a friend.
Totally agree it was weird and so outof place and kind of a boring turn.
I thought the theme of her being satisfied and neuro divergent was great
Honestly I felt like she wanted more of them loving eachother rather than them being in love with one another.
SPOILER ALERT WOULD HAVE BEEN APPROPRIATE !!!!!!!
Suggest you add it.
@@qotu01 you're on a video review... of the movie? This entire video is a spoiler.
@@sunflowersandsand Except the whole video review contains no real spoiler and the reviewer himself states that the assumes most of the viewers have yet to see it. So yeah, although it's been a while since the movie came out, a spoiler alert wouldn't hurt.
This was one of my most anticipated films this year, and thankfully it was one of the best movie experiences I've had since theaters reopened. It was visually stunning and wonderous, the plot kept me guessing the whole time, and the story was emotionally poignant and satisfying. Sadly, my partner and I were the only two people in our theater with 78 empty seats around us. She and I both loved it, so hopefully more people go see it this weekend.
I also hope more people go to see the film too. I loved it! - Tim
I saw it in London and my theater was almost full.
I adore films that are thought-provoking and mind-melding...really looking forward to this one, especially after your review
I legit have a disability that makes it hard to stay focused on anything that's not super active but this movie I didn't get distracted and look way or anything. I kept my eyes on the movie the whole entire time and that's rare for me. I loved every second of this movie. this movie just flew past me it did not feel like an hour 40 and I'm not saying that in a bad way I'm saying that like time flies when you having fun. this movie makes me think of like every single detail and I love it
Missed the last few videos, but I'm digging the new camera and new FOV/depth of field, Chris!
I’ve not heard anything about this movie and just randomly chose it. I’m blown away. I really loved it.
This sounds like exactly the kind of movie I thought it'd be, and I'm kicking myself for forgetting that it came out. I'm definitely gunna go see it this weekend; I've started to appreciate these kinds of films more and more as my beloved comic book movies have started to become more frequent.
This is the most gorgeous movie I've seen in a long time. It has a weird premise, but the ending is weirdly accessible and romantic (even though that's actually the part that confused me). It kinda reminds me of The Fall.
Really nice to see you back to uploading videos more frequently again 💯
I'd been looking forward to seeing this for quite some time... I was rewarded this evening. Idris and Tilda are screen gems, and their chemistry was lovely.
Waiting for the review of RRR 🔥🌊 for so long now
I'm writing this before watching during chris' ad.. thus film was absolutely amazing.. the narration of a cautionary tale thru the ages was genius.. loved it.. cinematography was fantastic 👏
This movie reminds me of the movie where the two leaders Female&Male, both were in a small plane crash in the snowy mountains..and how they grew a very strong survival relationship.
So happy you covered this, I kept seeing the trailer and was telling my friends how this looks very interesting, wondering why it wasn’t getting much attention, Prior I honestly thought it was releasing on a streaming service first since there wasn’t much coverage
I expected it to bomb unfortunately. I’d almost compare this to Cloud Atlas in the sense of it being an indie film with a Hollywood budget, essentially dooming its success. I quite enjoyed it and don’t regret seeing it in theaters. Ik it means very little but I went out and supported it. Movies like this deserve better. Another movie I felt this way towards was David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future. Even tho I wouldn’t say I loved it, it was entirely a legendary director’s vision and I appreciate the commitment. The failure of it assured Cronenberg’s retirement, but he had a good run. Hopefully George Miller can succeed with Furiosa
Most of the movie reminded me a lot of The Red Violin how it was an anthology of different historical periods.
I'm making it a policy of mine to go in as blind as possible because that really paid off with this one.
Plus my screening (AMC) had an introductory clip of George Miller thanking us for coming out to see the movie which was nice.
Oooh, I’m interested now.
Oh man. I haven’t thought about The Red Violin in a long time. Can’t wait to see this!
You had me at 'Red Violin'.
Going in blind has been my policy for things I 100% will see. It has paid off enormously. Trailers ruin all the magic of movies.
Love your reviews dude, greetings from Chile 👍
I love this review! It captures what I try to explain to people about this movie. Now I'll just point them to your review. Excellent work Chris 👍
I already wanted to see this movie and now I want to see it even more!
The Northman review coming? I know you liked his other movies so I’m just curious what you think about a more action focused version
George Miller's background is super important in understanding this film. It's his love letter to storytelling. There are many parallels between George Miller and the main protagonist of the film which is most likely why he chose to adapt this particular novel - The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye - into a film. Djin's stories and the plot of this film are simple, but they're vehicles for many questions that George Miller poses about filmmaking, storytelling, collective dreaming, Joseph Campbells idea of a common myth and many many more. This film requires many viewings to unpack all of it. He even put himself in the film as a storyteller in a boat who gets shot with arrows! I also believe he plays Albert Einstein. And the film kicks off with a throwback to Mad Max films by saying 'This story is true. But you'll more likely to believe it if I tell it like a fairy tale" which is literally how they frame Mad Max films (as in, they write them as future-documentaries and then do the whole 3rd person mythological storytelling thing).
It's wild how much stuff there is to explore in this film if you're familiar with George Miller's background, so no wonder a lot of reviewers were left baffled why he decided to do this particular film.
Congrats on 2 million subs, Chris!
Every single movie recommendation I took from Chris over the years has been amazing. This is coming from a jaded, critic-critical asshole who tries to not like what other people like. Chris has never let me down!
How come no RRR review?
I am a huge Swinton fan, and I also very much like Alba, so for me this combo is a treat and I'm glad you reviewed it, because I didn't even hear about this where I live. Can't wait.
Sold!! This is the film you have just got me excited about. Unique, complex and worth seeing again. Thanks Chris for the review ❤
i honestly loved every second of this movie, after a long time saw a movie like this.
Very true- we need more people to enjoy all forms of art that require you as the audience to think and wonder and not be drip fed the same slop over and over
Love this review Chris! Chris, I was just wondering would you perhaps do a review of Love and Pop by Hideaki Anno? I would just love to hear your thoughts on it! I know it’s not super relevant but I would love to hear your insight on its use of different perspectives and such!
Hey Chris loving all of your content lately (as always trust your opinions and reviews, thank you!) I was wondering how is life as a dad and I was wondering if maybe in the future when your kids start watching tv shows and movies if you may review them? Maybe compare from your childhood shows to shows out now and also your opinion on reboots of old cartoons? Obviously you’re super busy but maybe in the future if you ever feel like doing that sort of thing, id totally be down to watch that. Hope you’re doing well. Cannot wait for Shelby oaks and everything the future hold for you. Also love these obscure kind of films. Thanks for a great review.
Love, love this film, it has substance, deep and beautifully made, I think it is Oscar worthy, love most of George Miller's film, he is a true artist and a fantastic ( especially fantasy)story teller. Go see it!
I was expecting something along the line of The Fall or The Adventures of Baron Munchausen based on the trailer, but instead I just got this awsome bit of story telling. I really enjoyed it. My only question is the fact that she sees one of the court members in the audience before she meets the Djinn. This leaves the rest of the film in a "is this happening" or is this part of her "imaginiation."
if I absolutely hated Jacob's Ladder, am I going to hate this too?
@@MichaelWutsch yes, because Jacob's Ladder is incredible too
Thanks, I needed this review. Looking forward to seeing this.
Thanx for the outstanding work Chris!! Keep it uo, can't wait to check your movie
Review RRR 🔥🌊
I loved this film. I was totally enchanted from start to finish.
I just saw it and I loved it. My only issue was that I didn't think the ending made since for Tilda's character.
Ah Chris, i appreciate your chan'nel so much, for years Ive managed to avoid actually going out into public to see a movie and risk the horror and shame of not only being seen (Im frightfully strange) but of paying a days wage to be disappointed in the presense of and also of humanity in general, you have my thanks~
I didnt even know George Miller directed this,and i wasnt disappointed i feel like alot of people expected 300 or Mad Max type material or action,people have to understand that directors have to explore different topics like for example Ari asters new film is going to be like a dark Comedy i definitely enjoyed this movie
Can you like try to like form a sentence without saying like 100 times like try it like for real like bruh it’s important people don’t forget how to like speak like ya know
@@visions_of_noah dude im not reading your newspaper article, make it shorter
It’s interesting to me knowing George Miller made this…cause I didn’t know about this until a week before it’s release 🤔 says a lot about how the studio marketed it + it’s Idris Elba’s 2nd movie this month.
Comes out in Australia in two days and Chris is making it sound perfect for me, so keen
Just wanted to say that as a long time viewer I don't mind the ads at all. You've been making quality content for so many years, get that bread Chris.
I was an extra in this film. There was so much attention to detail on a set that got maybe a minute of screen time (it hasn't released in Australia yet so idk) and it's genuinely disappointing to me that it's not doing well.
I loved this film and all its details in my book I thought it was executed perfectly
Hey check out RRR movie from India really enjoyed watching it
Glad to see another vid. Will we ever get a Better Call Saul review tho?...
Each subplot had morals indicative to it that was both sublime and powerful. It was not a preachy movie but had a lot to teach.
I like weird, challenging movies too-I always have-but I think this film showed me how much I like “likable” characters in trouble and a coherent, developed narrative.
Alithea told us outright (paraphrasing) “she’s content, she doesn’t want or need anything she hasn’t got.”. Sure, she could be incorrect about this but it turns me off as a viewer. Likewise, Idris’ character had no clear motivations beyond not being re-imprisoned for millenia.
This felt VERY much like a book adaptation and as well-acted and shot as it was, it fell flat for me.
The fact that Tilda Swinton doesn’t get more leading roles is pretty criminal.
Intriguing and you are making me more intrigued to check this out as I was before the reviews but yet to decide because of certain things.
This movie had so many fantastic elements, and yet somehow I felt that the pieces didn't flow in a way that was as thrilling as it should've been. There was a lot to appreciate, but the separate parts often dragged for me. As soon as it ended, I thought "This could've made for a really satisfying 45 minute short."
I loved this movie so much. This is to me what Everything Everywhere All At Once was to other audiences. Just this phantasmagoric collage of storytelling magic. I was totally enchanted
EEAAO was overhyped unfunny nonsense. This is an opinion.
@@Deimozac Yeah I wasn't a fan. It was okay, but I found it way too overstuffed and so lost in its own exposition. This film has all the excess and strangeness of EEAAO but I really appreciated that it didn't try to explain itself at all. It's just this big, bizarre experience that washes over you
$3 theater day this Saturday (Sept 3rd), I see this one is playing at most of em, so if youve seen everything this summer, check it out for cheap! Also Jaws is playing that day, and in 3D in some screens
Great review, thanks Chris. I’m excited to see this film now.
Honestly thats what kills the movie theater experience for me, and likely partly why cinemas are struggling. Other people suck. Watching at home is so much more engaging and comfortable. No people commenting, annoying teens, crunching sounds of popcorn from the person next to you.
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The Fountain is my favorite movie, and your description here reminded me of that, so I'm in.
Going this weekend! Looking forward to it!
Haven't seen it thanks for the review and sharing
Great insightful review, especially about what audiences expect from films these days! I loved this film and George Miller is a wonderful filmmaker - Tim
I was the only person who saw it on opening day in my theater as was told to me by the manager. The 3rd act needed tidying up at a minimum but a rework might have done better but i LOVED this concept.
I was dying when you kept cracking up when you mentioned Babe Pig in the City 😂😂
This is really random but I’ve love watching you channel change over the years, this is without a doubt your channel and it’s distinguishable from the rest