Dan and Chris both fought 3 times in movie fights, 2 times in comic con, both won by Chris, 1 time at studio their last fight, which dan won. Dan is salty at losing, Chris is way beyond salty. Both are very similar in attire, their glasses, movie knowledge, even height and I belive around same age too. But I like dan more.
I hadn't watched ScreenJunkies for years but the other week I was thinking about how much I missed Movie Fights, and decided to look for some of the old ones to watch and found your new channel. You were always my favourite on MovieFights and I wish you well with the solo channel. Love this video btw, I'm at around 300 in my collection right now and enjoy seeing the crossovers between my collection and those of my favourite reviewers. Btw, 100% agree on Blindspotting. My favourite film from that year, should have got Best Picture, Actor and Supporting Actor noms for Diggs & Casal.
I go back and rewatch old Movie Fights episodes like I would a favorite TV show haha! I've seen a good handful of the same episodes countless times now.
Dan: *mentions a movie i haven't seen* Me: *clicks add to watchlist on imdb* Fun fact: If not for dan, i wouldn't have seen any sidney lumet or billy wilder films. He introduced me to 12 angry men, the apartment, and dog day afternoon, 3 of my all time favorite movies. Thank you dan for all the recs!
I started this video and was like, "There's no way I'll finish this." Ended up watching it in two 1-hour chunks with a shower and lunch in between. I just like listening to you talk.
With all of the Gerard Butler love I thought I would share my Gerard Butler story. I worked at an adventure/ theme park in southern California for about a year and one of the main attractions that I operated was a zip line. One morning when I was working the sending tower and a man that thought looked familiar with a Scottish accent went on the attraction with his family. Turns out it was Butler, but that's not the end of my Gerard Butler story. The zip line is right next to one of the mountain biking trails and I saw him riding his bike up and he asked me what trails I would recommend for him. I told him the ones I thought would be good for beginners and which ones were fun for beginners. He thanked me and went on his way, but that's not the end of my Gerard Butler story. About 10 minutes later I see him coming down and yells, "look out the woman behind me is out of control." Seconds later this lady crashes her bike right near the base of the zipline tower. She crashed her bike on the trail higher up and said that when she went to ride again her brakes had disappeared. So Gerard Butler is looking at her bike trying to figure out what is wrong with it when his significant other says, "Gerard honey, are her handlebars backwards?" Turns out that the lady had rode down the remainder of the trail with her handlebars backwards and no brakes. And that is my fun Gerard Butler story.
Casablanca is my favourite film of all time, so saying I'm happy there are videos coming up about it is quite the understatement. Literally the only YT channel I have notifications on for. Keep up the great work, Dan!
What a trip down memory lane. So many great movies - some I want to see again, some I've been meaning to see, some I totally forgot about. What with the sheltering and all, this is a perfect time for you to reveal your collection. This should keep me entertained for quite a while. Thank you, Dan & Mara!
"Why are you even watching" you say. Well joke's on you Dan, I loved every second of it. Actually, I think I might be ready for the extended version of this with a 1-2 min analysis for all 600+ movies. (I need to find a copy of Gods of Egypt asap)
Coming soon to a nightmare near you, Dan Murrell: Gemma Arterton in Anna Karenina. Your review is due in 30 minutes. Also, agree re Hugh Jackman in Les Miz. Along with Logan, it's best acting performance; both are Oscar-worthy. And great to find someone else who recognises MI:III to be the best of the MIs. However I know I'm one of the few who who thinks Shakespeare in Love was the more deserving Best Picture winner that year. There are dozens of us, dozens! (It was Cate Blanchett who was robbed that year.) Twister is so, so dumb. But the floating cow totally redeems it. Will check out a number of movies in this collection, thanks!
"Harry...Voldemort...Harry...Voldemort" Yeah when I was in Woolworths I couldn't resist fiddling with the hologram covers ( see also "try me" buttons on toys.) A very broad collection, also loved the insight into how the collection grew, where it came from etc.
Oh my gosh, Dan, this is SUCH an awesome collection!!! I can’t wait to hear you talk about “Casablanca”! And you have GOT to see “RED 2”! Anthony Hopkins is super funny in it!
These collection videos of yours are great reminders of movies I had possibly forgotten about, movies I should watch, would want to see or possibly just rewatch - or just throw in the trash 😅 Love it!
Great collection, like my comics, there are allways a stinker, but it's part of collecting. When you do your Ghibli run, do not forget The Grave of the Fireflies, that is not on HBOMax or Netflix outside US. Fun video.
I don’t know why I watched it either...but once I started I couldn’t stop. I’ve always like hearing you talk about movies Dan. Keep it up please, you doing great on your own channel now.
This was great viewing! I was skeptical but you pulled me in. I even poured a glass of wine at one point. Proud to see some of my faves overlapped with yours. Can’t believe you haven’t seen Sound of Music though 😒! For shame!
Watched it all!! It was fun and amazing to see the difference between our collections... and I’ve added so many movies to my list i haven’t seen yet!!! Thanks Dan and Mara!!
Actually listened all the way thru. What a great way to decompress from my 3rd night at my new job....while also enjoyeing a 6 pack.... Choose wisely, and believe what you experience can serve you and others well in the future.
When I didn’t see the second Jurassic Park, I thought “huh that’s a strange one to leave out” and then it showed up in the ‘L’s and I died a little inside
Yeah I'm surprised he didn't cheat a little there. Technically the title is The Lost World: Jurassic Park, so he's right, but yeah, my brand of OCD would have to group them together
Ian Rothe yeah I’m the wrong person to ask about organizing movies. I sort mine by genre and it drives everyone I know crazy. I personally hate alphabetical order for movies, but whatever is easiest for the person who owns the movies is best
I had a hard time dealing with Batman Begins not sitting with The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. I do alphabetical, for the most part, but those go in "D" with all the DC films in chronological order, and the Marvel films go under "M" in the same fashion. I only own Jurassic Park and Jurassic World from that series, though, but if I had The Lost World: Jurassic Park, it would go between those two. I even put things like Army of Darkness under "E" after the first two Evil Dead movies.
5 minutes in. No 2012? Collection disqualified! The Dark Knight also the 1st Blu-Ray I ever owned too. Fun coincidence. All that Gerard Butler, but neither of the first 2 How to Train Your Dragons?
Same. I was buying DVDs for a good year, thinking that a disc won't change the quality if it's on the same TV. wow, I was so wrong. Also 2012 is my collection too.
Completionist! BTW... my name is Corrine. Hearing you at 39:00 saying my name was so funny! 😆 Loved seeing Mara! Great job to you both! I took some notes for recommendations
I find your lack of Hong Kong action films disturbing. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is all good but what about Hero, Drunken Master 2, Hard Boiled, Ip Man, The Killer, Fist of Legend, Police Story, etc...?
@@ThreadBomb Roger Ebert: "Jackie Chan's 'The Legend of Drunken Master' is quite simply amazing. It involves some of the most intricate, difficult and joyfully executed action sequences I have ever seen. If you have any interest in seeing a Jackie Chan martial arts film, then this is the one to see. Filmed in 1994 but not given a wide North American release until now, it is considered by those who have seen most of Chan's 70-plus films to be one of his two or three best."
This is the BEST VIDEO EVER I LOVE YOU DAN! And the patience it must have taken to go through all of them one by one. My personal collection is at 960 at the moment but I definitely don’t have as many bluray or classics as you!
They don't 'do' valentines day, but they must have went to watch a movie that day, not just cuz of the significance given to the day, but just cuz that's just the day they went.
I in fact watched/listened to the entire thing while doing dishes, taking out the garbage, playing mlb the show, and just sitting and watching. This flew by
1. My collection: 5,700+ (though this includes TV as well) 2. I love slipcovers and hate it when there's a price sticker that won't peel off. Somebody spent time often creating a nice cover to ruin it with a price sticker. 3. Of course it goes under Edge of Tomorrow 4. Best Gods Of Egypt Explanation! 5. If you haven't seen Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, you should. 6. Much like the Transformer movies, the only way the Twilight Saga would end up in my collection would be gnomes. 7. I love my 50th Anniversary Collection of James Bond too. 8. Check Best Buy for Rescuers/Down Under.
I am catching up with your shows and I must say - for me, what sets you apart from the rest of pack doing similar concept programs is .. you ! You are a Star buddy ! I wish you great success in the creative river of life!
"We have a soft spot for Gerard Butler in this household" "We actually both love the musical The Phantom of the Opera" *You don't own The Phantom of the Opera movie with Gerard Butler?*
The Dark Knight was also the first movie I ever saw on Blu-ray or on an HD tv. My brother brought his LCD flatscreen back from college with him over Christmas break and we set it up in our living room, and he popped in TDK, and I was instantly floored. The amount of detail you could make out was jaw dropping, and ever since then, to this day, I cannot bring myself to buy a DVD.
It really bothers me that Lost World is in the L section! I know it's technically correct, but it really should be in between Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park 3!
Awesome content Dan, as a huge physical media collector, really cool to see your entire collection. I am at about 3,000 film titles plus about 200 television series. One thing I have focused on recently is old Hollywood classics, The Philadelphia Story from Criterion as an example. Do you have plans to collect these older films in the future? Some great companies that are not the main studios that are releasing a lot of these titles include: Criterion, Kin Lorber, Shout! and Olive Films. Again, great content, would love to see more longer form videos in the future!
@J M, um...bad writing? The point of the Dilophosaurus being venomous with fences was to show how careless the Park was when it came to dangerous dinosaurs. Also, they had NO idea it would be poisonous- which is explained. That “bad writing” is a plot point done on purpose.
Dan we share 97 films in common including 13 Criterions. I blind bought Some Like it Hot because of your conversation with Leonard Maltin and it is now on my top 10 favorite films.
I peaked at 900 dvds and video tapes. Got divorced. Gave up about half including tapes. Now I've bounced back and have 700 dvd and bluray, plus 600 digital. I only have maybe 100 of those physically too. So I am up there on the library.
Dan, a very great collection & presentation! But you gotta have: "Duel" (Spielberg), "Das Boot" (Wolfgang Petersen), "Ben Hur" (Wyler), all Hitchcock movies, "Deliverance", "French Connection I & II", "Runaway Train", "The Big Blue - Le Grand Bleu", "The Professional" (both Besson), "Cujo", "Once were Warriors", "Earthquake", all Eastwood movies, "Vanishing Point", "Match Point", "Gladiator", "Copland", "Basic Instinct", "Wrong Turn 1", "Goonies", "Leaving Las Vegas", "What's eating Gilber Grape?"
That was amazing! Even if Dan Murrell did get to "rehearse" part of this video (due to a tech malfunction) each spurt of dialogue on each item was instructive or interesting or hilarious...or all three. I think that the last piece of physical media I purchased was GotG (first one). Although it is tempting to catch up, the dollars it would take are beyond my entertainment budget limits. Appreciated the on-point cameos by Mara and cat!
I had shoulder surgery this week and I have to spend 6 hours a day in a passive movement machine and this will knock out one of those sessions! Thanks!
Dan owning Confidence is the biggest win for me. I've been looking for it on Blue ray as well and it's super difficult. Came out around the same time as Ocean's Eleven.
I'm only up to the B's and I am already blown away by your encyclopedic knowledge of all these films and their directors, actors, awards considerations, etc. I realize you own all these films, but thinking on my modest collection of maybe 100 films, I know I can't name anywhere near the info you do for your over 600!!
Enjoyable watch, dan! loved all your lil quips, and i watched to the very end! i found 31 movies i need to revisit or watch for the first time, and i'm mostly here to chide you for never having watched Studio Ghibli films!!! they are just so imaginative! get on it buddy!
I watched this entire episode and was thoroughly entertained. I enjoyed comparing my collection with Dan’s. Nice to know I own certain movies that he doesn’t, but I was also introduced to some movies I’ve never seen. Great job!
I love that Dan keeps the cardboard slipcases I love those things. I'm upset when I buy a bluray that doesn't have one. I feel like we need a Gerry Butler video one day too
Stuff like this makes me glad you've got your own channel now. I'll always miss you on Screen Junkies, but we all know that a video like this simply wouldn't be possible.
Enjoying all the videos. Enjoy the occasional comment from Mara. Haha, love that when you, Dan, said the two of you went to see a movie on Valentine's day, off screen Mara says, "What day?" And he corrects to February 14th. I laughed. My wife and I don't do Valentine's day either. We don't like limiting it to one day.
I watched the whole thing while I was at work. It's like 600+ mini movie reviews and I loved it. I had School of Rock on my AmazonPrime list but I wasn't going to watch it. This made me change my mind. I still think the Holiday will always be my number one Jack Black movie but I'm looking forward to it.
First of all, as a testament to how entertaining/compelling you are when talking about movies, I didn't notice this was almost 2 hours long until I had to pause to answer the phone and realized I was at 1:30. I nearly jumped up when you mentioned Totoro, I'm thrilled that you will review this movies, finally XD Searching is an underrated movie and the director is such a nice guy, I had an amazing conversation with him via reddit a couple years ago, the story itself plus all the worldbuilding around it, man! Such a gem of a movie. As always, Dan, thank you, this few months have been rough for me, unemployed and nearing on complete bankrupcy, your videos are a very much welcome breath of fresh air. Kudos to Mara as well, you are an awesome team. Once again, thank you both.
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Thanks for the mention Dan!
Hi
@Trenton Alvin shhh
“This one has Toni Collette, robbed of an Oscar, many years before she would be robbed of an Oscar”
😂😂😂😂😂 I love it.
Dan throwing Mara under the bus whenever a bad movie comes up 😂
That gods of Egypt bit was great though
Cringe
Him mentioning Chris Stuckmann and Flick Pick was the crossover event we all needed
Stuckmann and him did an episode on a SJ+ show and they're amazingly similar it was awesome lol
YES
I would actually love a weekly Murrell and Stuckman podcast about movies.
Dan and Chris both fought 3 times in movie fights, 2 times in comic con, both won by Chris, 1 time at studio their last fight, which dan won. Dan is salty at losing, Chris is way beyond salty. Both are very similar in attire, their glasses, movie knowledge, even height and I belive around same age too. But I like dan more.
Chris Stuckmann and TheFlickPick are the best bromance on the TH-cam film scene!
I really like hearing about Dan’s movies that he owns, and the cat cameos make this video even better.
I hadn't watched ScreenJunkies for years but the other week I was thinking about how much I missed Movie Fights, and decided to look for some of the old ones to watch and found your new channel.
You were always my favourite on MovieFights and I wish you well with the solo channel.
Love this video btw, I'm at around 300 in my collection right now and enjoy seeing the crossovers between my collection and those of my favourite reviewers.
Btw, 100% agree on Blindspotting. My favourite film from that year, should have got Best Picture, Actor and Supporting Actor noms for Diggs & Casal.
I go back and rewatch old Movie Fights episodes like I would a favorite TV show haha! I've seen a good handful of the same episodes countless times now.
2 HOURS???? DAN IM SO GLAD YOU ARE OUT ON YOUR OWN. i was so bummed about you leaving screen junkies but this was 100% the right decision.
update, took me a couple days but this was so worth it. so fun, this is the shit movie lovers cant get enough of.
That run time.... let’s go
Right! It's like, lay it on us Murrell!
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Just have to watch on 1.75x speed.
Dan: *mentions a movie i haven't seen*
Me: *clicks add to watchlist on imdb*
Fun fact: If not for dan, i wouldn't have seen any sidney lumet or billy wilder films. He introduced me to 12 angry men, the apartment, and dog day afternoon, 3 of my all time favorite movies. Thank you dan for all the recs!
I started this video and was like, "There's no way I'll finish this." Ended up watching it in two 1-hour chunks with a shower and lunch in between. I just like listening to you talk.
Both amazing directors, two which I’m watching more of this year. Ace in the hole is my favourite billy wilder so far, definitely check that out
Dan: "We saw it on Valentine's Day-"
Mara: "On when?"
Dan: "On February 14th."
There's a story there, and I would like to hear it.
My Movie Collection: The Movie
This is the video I didn't know I needed! Thank you Dan.
Chris Stuckmann be like, “Finally! A worthy opponent!”
A worthy opponent in what?
Yms made a 11 hr long stream about blu ray collection sooo
Stuckmann: *cracks knuckles* haven't had a real fight in a while. Time to use my FULL POWER!
Sam Hudspeth what about the flick pick?
That’s weird dan I don’t see cats in your collection, you must have skipped it
It's at 23:46
It's in mine it's a terrible film but I love it.
Sander Claassen well played well played
With all of the Gerard Butler love I thought I would share my Gerard Butler story. I worked at an adventure/ theme park in southern California for about a year and one of the main attractions that I operated was a zip line. One morning when I was working the sending tower and a man that thought looked familiar with a Scottish accent went on the attraction with his family. Turns out it was Butler, but that's not the end of my Gerard Butler story. The zip line is right next to one of the mountain biking trails and I saw him riding his bike up and he asked me what trails I would recommend for him. I told him the ones I thought would be good for beginners and which ones were fun for beginners. He thanked me and went on his way, but that's not the end of my Gerard Butler story. About 10 minutes later I see him coming down and yells, "look out the woman behind me is out of control." Seconds later this lady crashes her bike right near the base of the zipline tower. She crashed her bike on the trail higher up and said that when she went to ride again her brakes had disappeared. So Gerard Butler is looking at her bike trying to figure out what is wrong with it when his significant other says, "Gerard honey, are her handlebars backwards?" Turns out that the lady had rode down the remainder of the trail with her handlebars backwards and no brakes. And that is my fun Gerard Butler story.
This video is longer than some movies lmao
With the low amount of new releases this year, I think this video should be nominated for Best Picture in 2021
Why watch one movie when you can watch a guy talk about 600?
Cactus Jones 2.0 yes
Could've watched Dumbo twice
70%: "This is a great movie and everyone should watch it."
30%: "This is a terrible movie and I love it."
Surprisingly, I watched the WHOLE thing. Thank you, both, for spending the time to do this.
Casablanca is my favourite film of all time, so saying I'm happy there are videos coming up about it is quite the understatement. Literally the only YT channel I have notifications on for. Keep up the great work, Dan!
I live for TH-cam videos that are this long... THANK YOU
What a trip down memory lane. So many great movies - some I want to see again, some I've been meaning to see, some I totally forgot about. What with the sheltering and all, this is a perfect time for you to reveal your collection. This should keep me entertained for quite a while. Thank you, Dan & Mara!
"Why are you even watching" you say. Well joke's on you Dan, I loved every second of it. Actually, I think I might be ready for the extended version of this with a 1-2 min analysis for all 600+ movies.
(I need to find a copy of Gods of Egypt asap)
Dan should set up a public Amazon wish list so we can fill in the gaps for him.
Watched the whole thing! It was like a trip down memory lane.
Dan is the man. I like how he gives Stuckmann a shout-out.
Coming soon to a nightmare near you, Dan Murrell: Gemma Arterton in Anna Karenina. Your review is due in 30 minutes.
Also, agree re Hugh Jackman in Les Miz. Along with Logan, it's best acting performance; both are Oscar-worthy.
And great to find someone else who recognises MI:III to be the best of the MIs.
However I know I'm one of the few who who thinks Shakespeare in Love was the more deserving Best Picture winner that year. There are dozens of us, dozens! (It was Cate Blanchett who was robbed that year.)
Twister is so, so dumb. But the floating cow totally redeems it.
Will check out a number of movies in this collection, thanks!
The flying cow is why I've now watched Twister 25 times.
"Harry...Voldemort...Harry...Voldemort" Yeah when I was in Woolworths I couldn't resist fiddling with the hologram covers ( see also "try me" buttons on toys.) A very broad collection, also loved the insight into how the collection grew, where it came from etc.
Just watched Blindspotting this week, and man....so powerful. Lots of imagery I can't get out of my head. Definitely agree with your recommendation!
Oh my gosh, Dan, this is SUCH an awesome collection!!! I can’t wait to hear you talk about “Casablanca”!
And you have GOT to see “RED 2”! Anthony Hopkins is super funny in it!
Dope is a dope movie. Just pure fun experience for me.
Not set in 90's, btw.
These collection videos of yours are great reminders of movies I had possibly forgotten about, movies I should watch, would want to see or possibly just rewatch - or just throw in the trash 😅 Love it!
Great collection, like my comics, there are allways a stinker, but it's part of collecting. When you do your Ghibli run, do not forget The Grave of the Fireflies, that is not on HBOMax or Netflix outside US. Fun video.
I do hope you mean that Dan's video is fun, rather than Grave of the Fireflies (it is a fantastic movie, but not one that I would call "fun").
I don’t know why I watched it either...but once I started I couldn’t stop. I’ve always like hearing you talk about movies Dan. Keep it up please, you doing great on your own channel now.
Yes. I need more to watch while I'm doing laundry.
I watched the whole video because I can never get enough Dan commentary! Love the Mara and cat cameos. Thanks Dan!
"Why are you even watching this?"
Cat cameos and watching you descend into madness, that's why.
This was great viewing! I was skeptical but you pulled me in. I even poured a glass of wine at one point. Proud to see some of my faves overlapped with yours. Can’t believe you haven’t seen Sound of Music though 😒! For shame!
I thought Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, was all sorts of goofy fun. Cool movie.
This is one of my favourite videos in a long long time. Great stuff from both Dan and Mara. Relationship goals.
Amazing Harrison Ford impression
No "Fast Times at Ridgemont High? 🤔 Nice collection, fellow Murrell!!!! Love the cat cameos!!!! 🐱
In the past few months I’ve gotten really into Blu-Ray collecting. This video has come at the right time.
Watched it all!! It was fun and amazing to see the difference between our collections... and I’ve added so many movies to my list i haven’t seen yet!!! Thanks Dan and Mara!!
LMAO the Jurassic World explanation 😂
2 hrs of Dan Murrell (and Mara) showing the collection. Best movie of the weekend and maybe of 2020 so far.
Omg finally Dan Murrel asmr
Actually listened all the way thru. What a great way to decompress from my 3rd night at my new job....while also enjoyeing a 6 pack.... Choose wisely, and believe what you experience can serve you and others well in the future.
When I didn’t see the second Jurassic Park, I thought “huh that’s a strange one to leave out” and then it showed up in the ‘L’s and I died a little inside
Yeah I'm surprised he didn't cheat a little there. Technically the title is The Lost World: Jurassic Park, so he's right, but yeah, my brand of OCD would have to group them together
Ian Rothe yeah I’m the wrong person to ask about organizing movies. I sort mine by genre and it drives everyone I know crazy. I personally hate alphabetical order for movies, but whatever is easiest for the person who owns the movies is best
@@withlovesavyjovannapavlak5968 I kinda sort mine by how much I like them, but that's not even very consistent.
I had a hard time dealing with Batman Begins not sitting with The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. I do alphabetical, for the most part, but those go in "D" with all the DC films in chronological order, and the Marvel films go under "M" in the same fashion. I only own Jurassic Park and Jurassic World from that series, though, but if I had The Lost World: Jurassic Park, it would go between those two. I even put things like Army of Darkness under "E" after the first two Evil Dead movies.
WHAT A GREAT VIDEO! This was fantastic. Super super fun to see what you had and your thoughts. Yes to being a completionist.
5 minutes in. No 2012? Collection disqualified!
The Dark Knight also the 1st Blu-Ray I ever owned too. Fun coincidence.
All that Gerard Butler, but neither of the first 2 How to Train Your Dragons?
Same. I was buying DVDs for a good year, thinking that a disc won't change the quality if it's on the same TV. wow, I was so wrong. Also 2012 is my collection too.
Completionist! BTW... my name is Corrine. Hearing you at 39:00 saying my name was so funny! 😆 Loved seeing Mara! Great job to you both! I took some notes for recommendations
I find your lack of Hong Kong action films disturbing. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is all good but what about Hero, Drunken Master 2, Hard Boiled, Ip Man, The Killer, Fist of Legend, Police Story, etc...?
The Killer. Police Story. Hard Boiled. Infernal Affairs trilogy. Thats my definitive post Bruce Lee Hong Kong cinema compilation.
Drunken Master 2? Really?
@@ThreadBomb Are you seriously questioning a movie that has been hailed as one of the greatest martial arts films of all time?
@@ThreadBomb Roger Ebert: "Jackie Chan's 'The Legend of Drunken Master' is quite simply amazing. It involves some of the most intricate, difficult and joyfully executed action sequences I have ever seen. If you have any interest in seeing a Jackie Chan martial arts film, then this is the one to see. Filmed in 1994 but not given a wide North American release until now, it is considered by those who have seen most of Chan's 70-plus films to be one of his two or three best."
This is the BEST VIDEO EVER I LOVE YOU DAN! And the patience it must have taken to go through all of them one by one. My personal collection is at 960 at the moment but I definitely don’t have as many bluray or classics as you!
Why are we watching this? Because you took the time and made it interesting and amusing.
Need to watch Gods of Egypt again I guess XD
I have been waiting for this FOREVER! Much love Dan, keep up the awesome work.
Mara, why did you correct Dan's usage of "Valentines Day"?
Just curious. Not getting snarky.
Yea i feel like there has to be a story to this haha
They don't 'do' valentines day, but they must have went to watch a movie that day, not just cuz of the significance given to the day, but just cuz that's just the day they went.
Dan mentioned awhile back on SJ that they don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day and always eat at McDonald’s in protest
@@jasongeorgis3483 Yes, but WHY.
@@TimenSpaceGaming Thank you, Mara.
I in fact watched/listened to the entire thing while doing dishes, taking out the garbage, playing mlb the show, and just sitting and watching. This flew by
23:42 Begins talking about The Dark Knight and a black cat walks across the table. Coincidence? 😂
1. My collection: 5,700+ (though this includes TV as well)
2. I love slipcovers and hate it when there's a price sticker that won't peel off. Somebody spent time often creating a nice cover to ruin it with a price sticker.
3. Of course it goes under Edge of Tomorrow
4. Best Gods Of Egypt Explanation!
5. If you haven't seen Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, you should.
6. Much like the Transformer movies, the only way the Twilight Saga would end up in my collection would be gnomes.
7. I love my 50th Anniversary Collection of James Bond too.
8. Check Best Buy for Rescuers/Down Under.
I'm 34 minutes in and I have to say: I also defend GLASS, I LOVE that film 🔥🔥🔥
Minute 35:26 GOLD!!!
Also, 59:16 that's my favorite sequel ♥️
I am glad that there are a few of us Glass defenders out there. I think it is brilliant.
@@apprenticechief It really is!
I can't stress how happy I am to learn that Network is one of your favorite movies and that there's a video coming.
They’re organized A-Z? Interesting. Do you have them like that on the shelf? Because 12 Angry Men next to 21 Jump Street is...interesting.
He does movies starting with numbers first, then A-Z
I am catching up with your shows and I must say - for me, what sets you apart from the rest of pack doing similar concept programs is .. you ! You are a Star buddy ! I wish you great success in the creative river of life!
"We have a soft spot for Gerard Butler in this household"
"We actually both love the musical The Phantom of the Opera"
*You don't own The Phantom of the Opera movie with Gerard Butler?*
The Dark Knight was also the first movie I ever saw on Blu-ray or on an HD tv. My brother brought his LCD flatscreen back from college with him over Christmas break and we set it up in our living room, and he popped in TDK, and I was instantly floored. The amount of detail you could make out was jaw dropping, and ever since then, to this day, I cannot bring myself to buy a DVD.
It really bothers me that Lost World is in the L section! I know it's technically correct, but it really should be in between Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park 3!
Awesome content Dan, as a huge physical media collector, really cool to see your entire collection. I am at about 3,000 film titles plus about 200 television series. One thing I have focused on recently is old Hollywood classics, The Philadelphia Story from Criterion as an example. Do you have plans to collect these older films in the future? Some great companies that are not the main studios that are releasing a lot of these titles include: Criterion, Kin Lorber, Shout! and Olive Films. Again, great content, would love to see more longer form videos in the future!
Did he say "Dope" was set in the 90s?!? They use Bitcoin in that movie! Silly Danny
That was absolutely charming, guys! A perfect background for todays cooking session!
Why would you genetically modify a dinosaur to have camouflage and then place said dinosaur in a zoo for people to see?
J M that’s still bad writing.
J M to be fair they were in cars.
@J M, um...bad writing? The point of the Dilophosaurus being venomous with fences was to show how careless the Park was when it came to dangerous dinosaurs. Also, they had NO idea it would be poisonous- which is explained. That “bad writing” is a plot point done on purpose.
The Flick Chick thank you.
Thank you Dan for sharing your appreciation for Gerald Butler. I’ve felt alone for a long time.
I don't know how to feel about you owning a 4k 2016 ghostbusters movie
I watched the whole thing. I did not expect this video or even think about it possibly existing but I'm delighted it does
how does this make sense...?
2 whole hours of talking non-stop...????
You the Dan!
Dan we share 97 films in common including 13 Criterions. I blind bought Some Like it Hot because of your conversation with Leonard Maltin and it is now on my top 10 favorite films.
Civil War feels more Avenger-y than Captain-y at times it's almost weird to see it apart from the Avengers movies
I peaked at 900 dvds and video tapes. Got divorced. Gave up about half including tapes. Now I've bounced back and have 700 dvd and bluray, plus 600 digital. I only have maybe 100 of those physically too. So I am up there on the library.
Dan, a very great collection & presentation!
But you gotta have: "Duel" (Spielberg), "Das Boot" (Wolfgang Petersen), "Ben Hur" (Wyler), all Hitchcock movies, "Deliverance", "French Connection I & II", "Runaway Train", "The Big Blue - Le Grand Bleu", "The Professional" (both Besson), "Cujo", "Once were Warriors", "Earthquake", all Eastwood movies, "Vanishing Point", "Match Point", "Gladiator", "Copland", "Basic Instinct", "Wrong Turn 1", "Goonies", "Leaving Las Vegas", "What's eating Gilber Grape?"
That was amazing! Even if Dan Murrell did get to "rehearse" part of this video (due to a tech malfunction) each spurt of dialogue on each item was instructive or interesting or hilarious...or all three. I think that the last piece of physical media I purchased was GotG (first one). Although it is tempting to catch up, the dollars it would take are beyond my entertainment budget limits. Appreciated the on-point cameos by Mara and cat!
The reason I watched all the way... I've written down some good ones / unknown ones I've not seen and will seek them out. Thanks for doing this Dan!
I had shoulder surgery this week and I have to spend 6 hours a day in a passive movement machine and this will knock out one of those sessions! Thanks!
Dan owning Confidence is the biggest win for me. I've been looking for it on Blue ray as well and it's super difficult. Came out around the same time as Ocean's Eleven.
I'm only up to the B's and I am already blown away by your encyclopedic knowledge of all these films and their directors, actors, awards considerations, etc. I realize you own all these films, but thinking on my modest collection of maybe 100 films, I know I can't name anywhere near the info you do for your over 600!!
Enjoyable watch, dan! loved all your lil quips, and i watched to the very end! i found 31 movies i need to revisit or watch for the first time, and i'm mostly here to chide you for never having watched Studio Ghibli films!!! they are just so imaginative! get on it buddy!
I watched this entire episode and was thoroughly entertained. I enjoyed comparing my collection with Dan’s. Nice to know I own certain movies that he doesn’t, but I was also introduced to some movies I’ve never seen. Great job!
His little "dogs and cats" rant from ghostbusters when he was ranting on Edge of Tomorrow killed me 😂😂😂😂
I watched it through the end because I value your opinion and look for inspiration. I also love Mara’s little cameos. Greetings from Germany!
Yo Dan, there's this stuff called Goo Gone you can use to get that sticker residue off your copy of Iron Man.
I love these long movie collections where i can watch them go through the movies and why each is special and all that jazz.
Me too Dan. I love bargain bin movie shopping. I have over 1000 movie and TV shows collection.
I love that Dan keeps the cardboard slipcases I love those things. I'm upset when I buy a bluray that doesn't have one. I feel like we need a Gerry Butler video one day too
Stuff like this makes me glad you've got your own channel now. I'll always miss you on Screen Junkies, but we all know that a video like this simply wouldn't be possible.
Enjoying all the videos. Enjoy the occasional comment from Mara. Haha, love that when you, Dan, said the two of you went to see a movie on Valentine's day, off screen Mara says, "What day?" And he corrects to February 14th. I laughed. My wife and I don't do Valentine's day either. We don't like limiting it to one day.
I watched the whole thing. I'm surprised that I own more physical media than you! Love your collection. Keep up the great work.
I watched the whole thing while I was at work. It's like 600+ mini movie reviews and I loved it. I had School of Rock on my AmazonPrime list but I wasn't going to watch it. This made me change my mind. I still think the Holiday will always be my number one Jack Black movie but I'm looking forward to it.
Love the Tombstone LaserDisc in the back. LaserDiscs are not as collectible as one would think, so they're pretty cheap when you find them.
The fact that I am disappointed by the short run time and he didn't go in depth with each title is exactly why I am subscribed to Dan.
Seeing other people's movie or music collections can tell you a lot about that person. It doesn't tell you everything but it tells you some things.
First of all, as a testament to how entertaining/compelling you are when talking about movies, I didn't notice this was almost 2 hours long until I had to pause to answer the phone and realized I was at 1:30.
I nearly jumped up when you mentioned Totoro, I'm thrilled that you will review this movies, finally XD
Searching is an underrated movie and the director is such a nice guy, I had an amazing conversation with him via reddit a couple years ago, the story itself plus all the worldbuilding around it, man! Such a gem of a movie.
As always, Dan, thank you, this few months have been rough for me, unemployed and nearing on complete bankrupcy, your videos are a very much welcome breath of fresh air. Kudos to Mara as well, you are an awesome team. Once again, thank you both.