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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2017
- THE EVOLUTION OF CINEMA (1878 - 2017)
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For this video I have selected the most popular movies throught the history, basing on their comercial success and relevance. Before seeing the video you should know a few things:
- I know that I forgot a lot of very important movies in the history of the cinema, but you have to understand that I cannot include all because the video would be incredibly long.
- As I said in the last video, feel free to mention the movies that I have forgotten in the comments section to expand the video content. In the same way, if any date is incorrect you can correct it.
- I have not selected those films that marked the development of a genre or film stream. I have selected the most popular and better known ones by people. That's why I've included so many American movies and less of other countries, because a lot of the most famous movies throughout history are from the U.S.
- As I did in ‘’The evolution of music’’ video, this video is made with the intention of collecting the most famous films of the history in one place, and for people to discover new works that perhaps did not know from this wonderful art.
Again, this is gonna be a long ride throught the history of cinematography, so take a sit and enjoy.
Thanks for watching!
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I like how the 1895 film has better quality than some TH-cam videos.
Just Another Guy on the Internet Right??!! I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that haha.
😂😂😂
lol
Just Another Guy on the Internet 😆 lol
Ikr?!
My great-grandfather was born in 1888 and died in 1969.
It’s crazy to think he would have gone to the cinema as a 13 year old boy to see George Melies. Then watch cinema evolve as far as seeing 2001: A Space Odyssey.
It’s amazing to think how he would have seen cinema evolve in his lifetime.
What was cinema when you were born and what will it be when you die, I wonder 🤔☺️
it's like evolution of videogames. in 70's to this days. What we (or I) played in late 80's and nowadays... It's just amazing that evolution!
I dont knew him but i want to know whats he thought after seeing that evolution
Dude, like wow. Your great grandfather lived a long life
I can imagine that. My great-grandmother lived from 1909 until 2004. She had lived to see some of the mute films until CGI movies.
This dude deserves more than 1m views, cuz this is part our history in humanity, plus he probably worked hard to put all these movies together in order.
he deserves more than that
Still missing some crucial titles,
which I've added in a comment.
@@laustcawz2089 I know half the video is 90s and onward lol. no titles from 1924 and not really a solid cinematic enumeration.
@@laustcawz2089 Also lists John Huston directed films as "John Hudson"
@@laustcawz2089 60
17:30 I did not expect that
theres nothing new under the sun. i dont think most people today understand this, and alot have forgotten.
The 1970s was really an iconic time for American cinema. You can find anything from the iconic Godfather films to Taxi Driver, A Clockwork Orange, Kramer vs Kramer, Halloween, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Carrie, the Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Star Wars. All within ten years. Truly an iconic and versatile era with a hand in every genre.
@the epic gamer 71, but that's actually a british film.
Jaws
Fritz the cat
It was an iconic time for everything
Tarrantino just put out a book about the late 60's,70's called cinema speculation. Highly recommend.
32:00 SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND
jim carry
hello
Death vader vader if I got a dollar for each time I replayed it would be in a vacation to Rome and stay in a fifty thousand dollar a night hotel room.
You don’t mess with Tony Montana
Death vader vader legend says the reason tony shot because no one said hello to his little friend
2:26 The Birth of a Nation
8:37 Gone With the Wind
11:49 The Best Years of Our Lives
17:12 Ben-Hur
20:50 The Sound of Music
24:09 The Godfather
25:43 Jaws
27:13 Star Wars
31:11 E.T. the Extraterrestrial
41:09 Jurassic Park
45:56 Titanic
1:05:38 Avatar
I hope these aren't your favorite movies or something. Mainly because of that first one.
@@thedragon9326"what's wrong with it then" -👴
@@MultimediaNeont’s extremely racist and depicts black people in a negative light
@@thedragon9326he is listing the history of the highest money made from movies
"The evolution of the american-english cinema" - this should be the correct title.
Ahhh yes the oldie but goldie american-english movie le voyage dan la lune
There are also german movies shown in the video
0:40 cameras from 130 years ago
0:33 security cameras today: have you seen this man?
Lmaooo
Lol
If we were on reddit, I'd give you an award
@@lazarjovanovic8124 we found the redditor
@Agent P. Ew a Redditer GUYS WE GOT A REDDITER
regular movies: 1 director
disney movies: 1000 directors
Agrees 👍
Well it’s a animation movie
@@JanKut what's different
@@carljohnson9057 it's animation movie, u need more directors everything is done by hand, and plus it takes more than a year to make one, movies take at least a year or 6 months to film
This joke is so stupid
6:27 Frankenstein
7:38 Snow White and the seven dwarfs
8:14 The wizard of OZ
9:42 Pinocchio
10:32 Dumbo
10:45 Bambi
12:37 Cinderella
13:16 Alice in wonderland
14:07 Peter Pan
15:22 Lady and the Tramp
17:38 Sleeping Beauty
17:49 Psycho
20:12 Mary Poppins
20:50 The Sound Of Music
22:49 Rosemary's Baby
24:23 The Exorcist
25:02 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
25:30 The Rocky Horror Picture Show
25:55 One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
26:45 Carrie
27:26 Halloween
27:52 Grease
29:24 The Shining
31:11 E. T. The Extra-Terrestrial
31:41 Poltergeist
32:04 Ghostbusters
35:05 Dirty Dancing
36:53 Who Framed Roger Rabbit
37:56 Misery
38:11 Home Alone
38:26 Edward Scissorhands
39:23 Beauty and the Beast
40:06 Aladdin
41:40 The nightmare before Christmas
45:56 Titanic
46:41 Life is beautiful
47:47 Mulan
51:30 Gladiator
53:18 Spirited Away
53:50 Shrek
54:07 Moulin Rouge
1:01:13 Pan's labyrinth
1:03:12 The dark knight
1:04:00 Twilight
1:06:31 Black Swan
1:12:50 Frozen
1:14:02 Her
1:16:47 Inside Out
1:18:41 Suicide Squad
1:20:33 IT
This are my favorite movies
If you find 12 Angry Men bad then you do not have good eyes or ears.
(taste doesn’t make sense because you can’t lick a movie)
Watch 12 Angry Men
O sea que básicamente no te gusta el cine
@@fakkustone3097 he does idiot
@@fakkustone3097 she*
Nice movie list!
This is one of the best videos in youtube and still its underrated.
22:37 the most ahead of its time movie.
Agreed
Stanley Kubrick was a genius.
@@absurdcamus6026 the greatest filmmaker to ever live
As is this 1:20:53
Jim Red I’ve never watched blade runner 2049
50:55 Batman finally killed joker
30:16 After all these years this still scares the hell out of me!! 😱😱😱
This part scares me
Even after all this time ?
Always
The 30´s were impressive for it’s time: king kong, frankenstein, dracula.. that much iconic characters still to this day created in a period of great depression
19:10 A legend is born
Who? Glorfindel?
James bond
Thiago James Bond or Sean Connery?
@@MrDuck797 This video wouldn't accept Glorfindel because he's clearly too epic for this
Sofia Nahuelhual yeah. I mean he did kill a freaking Balrog and if you think about it really clearly, saved Beleriand from Morgoth. The reason he sacrificed himself was to make sure Tuor, Idril, and Eärendil, the future hero and slayer of Ancalagon. If Eärendil didn’t survive, what would happen? James Bond is awesome but Glorfindel is like James Bond x100.
the 80's and 90's were so LIT , they made at least one cult movie a year .seems like centuries ago :(
on 20-40 years ago ;(
lili ks the 1880s 1890s
80s & 90s movies are THE BEST
@@allybuncalan9326 true story and for me those are the movies i can watch all day without getting bored
IKR my mom wa born in 1986 and shes like 33 and I feel like she's 1000 😂
A lot of movies here have a lot of quality in image, you have to appreciate the tech they had in past decades, never had The Good, Bad and The Ugly looked so good.
Movies I know and love:
1941- Dumbo
1950- Cinderella
1951- Alice in Wonderland
1952- Singin' In The Rain
1953- Peter Pan
1955- Lady and the Tramp
1957- 12 Angry Men
1959- Sleeping Beauty
1960- Psycho
1960- The Magnicficent Seven
1961- Breakfast At Tiffany
1962- Dr No
1963- The Birds
1964- Mary Poppins
1964- Goldfinger
1965- For A Few Dollars More
1967- The Jungle Book
1968- Night of The Living Dead
1969- Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid
1973- The Exorcist
1974- The Great Texas Chainsaw Massacre
1975- Jaws
1976- Rocky
1976- The Omen
1976- Carrie
1978- Halloween
1978- Grease
1978- Superman
1979- Alien
1980- The Shining
1980- Friday The 13th
1981- An American Werewolf in London
1981- Indiana Jones and the Raiders of The Lost Ark
1982- The Thing
1982- E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
1983- Scarface
1984- Ghostbusters
1984- The Karate Kid
1984- The Terminator
1984- A Nightmare on Elm Street
1985- The Goonies
1985- Back To The Future
1987- Dirty Dancing
1988- Die Hard
1990- Home Alone
1990- Edward Sccisorhands
1991- Beauty and the Beast
1991- Terminator 2: Judgement Day
1992- Aladdin
1993- Jurassic Park
1994- Pulp Fiction
1994- The Lion King
1994- Dumb and Dumber
1995- Toy Story
1996- Independence Day
1996- Trainspotting
1996- Scream
1996- Mission: Impossible
1996- Space Jam
1997- Titanic
1997- Men in Black
1998- Saving Private Ryan
1998- Mulan
1998- The Truman Show
1999- The Matrix
1999- The Green Mile
2000- X-Men
2000- Cast Away
2000- Gladiator
Star Wars?
Yes
7:38 is the oldest movie I've ever seen
The oldest movie I've ever seen was a trip to the moon
Metropolis Is The Oldest I’ve Seen
JD Bond Yeah u can watch it on TH-cam
You should give some of the older ones a watch. I love The Kid, Frankenstein, King Kong, Phantom of the Opera, M, Metropolis Safety Last! and City Lights they're all among my favorites. A Trip to the Moon is also worth the watch.
Btw I like your profile pic of Off the Wall
same
2:06 scares me more than any horror movie ever.
NOT!!!!
M I L A l’inferno è sempre l’inferno
@@emanuelemaggio6319 no one understands u
M I L A I know but inferno is an Italian word
M I L A you want to say then “l’inferno” is an English word too?
A Trip To The Moon and L'Inferno are still very impressive to look at and ESPECIALLY for the time period that they were made in.
0:11 - 1870s
0:17 - 1880s
0:31 - 1890s
1:14 - 1900s
2:06 - 1910s
3:20 - 1920s
5:55 - 1930s
8:49 - 1940s
12:37 - 1950s
17:50 - 1960s
23:54 - 1970s
29:25 - 1980s
37:43 - 1990s
50:08 - 2000s
1:05:55 - 2010s
Wow, 1994 really was THE year
GABE 1994 had great movies like The Shawshank Redemption, Forest Gump, and Pulp Fiction.
Omg I love all the movies that were from 1994 this list
G Galeno while some great movies were made in that era. What really defines modern movies as I know were from the 70’s and I believe that to be the greatest generation for movies.
1939 gets my nod, although 94 a good yr. too. My daughter was born in 94, watched extra ordinary amount of films that yr,. cause I got very little sleep.
I think 1994, 1951 & 1954 are the best ones
Ah yes, my favourite movie: Workers leaving Lumiere factory
It’s literally mine too!
What about men boxing
it was just all the way downhill from there... today it's just superhero garbage.
classic.
@@beefstroganoff4459 LOL
This is a really impressively put together video compilation Alex Day. Good work done here.
Fantasia, Snow White, Pinocchio, and Bambi are just amazing
0:00 a legend was born(cinema photography)
Although it technically wasn't the first film..
@@limechecksout
Wait, what was?
@@yankenbeanstrum648 The Roundhay Garden Scene
I think it is 0:15
EDIT:
The timestamps can still be found below but if, at any point, Alex Day decides to make an upgraded version of the Evolution of Cinema featuring 2018 films, this is what I think will make the cut:
2018:
Avengers: Infinity War
Incredibles 2
The Nun
Crazy Rich Asians
The Spy Who Dumped Me
Tomb Raider
0:00 *Opening Title*
0:12 The Horse in Motion
0:18 Roundhay Garden Scene
0:24 Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge
0:31 Monkeyshines No. 1
0:40 Men Boxing
0:46 Workers Leaving the Lumiere Factory
0:57 Arrival of a Train at "La Ciotat" Station
1:07 The Kiss
1:14 Bluebeard
1:24 A Trip to the Moon
1:35 The Great Train Robbery
1:46 The Story of The Kelly Gang
1:56 The Thieving Hand
2:06 L'Inferno
2:17 Cabiria
2:27 The Birth of a Nation
2:38 Les Vampires
2:48 Intolerance
2:59 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
3:10 Broken Blossoms
3:21 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
3:31 Way Down East
3:43 The Kid
3:54 Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
4:05 Safety Last!
4:16 The Phantom of the Opera
4:26 Battleship Potemkin
4:37 The Gold Rush
4:48 The General
4:58 The Jazz Singer
5:09 Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
5:22 Metropolis
5:34 The Passion of Joan of Arc
5:45 Pandora's Box
5:56 All Quiet on the Western Front
6:06 City Lights
6:17 M
6:28 Frankenstein
6:38 Dracula
6:51 King Kong
7:01 Duck Soup
7:14 It Happened One Night
7:27 Modern Times
7:39 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
7:51 Bringing Up Baby
8:04 Stagecoach
8:15 The Wizard of Oz
8:27 Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
8:38 Gone With The Wind
8:49 Fantasia
9:02 Rebecca
9:14 The Great Dictator
9:28 The Grapes of Wrath
9:42 Pinocchio
9:54 The Philadelphia Story
10:07 Citizen Kane
10:21 The Maltese Falcon
10:33 Dumbo
10:45 Bambi
10:57 Double Indemnity
11:09 Casablanca
11:25 Gilda
11:37 It's A Wonderful Life
11:50 The Best Years of Our Lives
12:03 Out of the Past
12:14 The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
12:26 The Third Man
12:38 Cinderella
12:51 Sunset Boulevard
13:05 All About Eve
13:17 Alice in Wonderland
13:29 A Streetcar Named Desire
13:44 Singin' In The Rain
13:56 High Noon
14:08 Peter Pan
14:21 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
14:33 Rear Window
14:46 Seven Samurai
14:59 On The Waterfront
15:11 Rebel Without A Cause
15:23 Lady and the Tramp
15:36 The Seven Year Itch
15:48 The Searchers
16:00 Giant
16:12 Twelve Angry Men
16:23 Paths of Glory
16:36 The Bridge on the River Kwai
16:50 Vertigo
17:01 North by Northwest
17:13 Ben-Hur
17:26 Some Like It Hot
17:38 Sleeping Beauty
17:50 Psycho
18:03 The Magnificent Seven
18:16 Breakfast at Tiffany's
18:29 West Side Story
18:42 Lawrence of Arabia
18:55 To Kill A Mockingbird
19:09 Dr. No
19:22 The Great Escape
19:35 Cleopatra
19:48 The Birds
20:00 Dr. Strangelove
20:12 Mary Poppins
20:26 Goldfinger
20:38 My Fair Lady
20:51 The Sound of Music
21:06 For A Few Dollars More
21:18 Doctor Zhivago
21:31 The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
21:43 The Graduate
21:56 The Jungle Book
22:10 Cool Hand Luke
22:25 Planet of the Apes
22:37 2001: A Space Odyssey
22:49 Rosemary's Baby
23:03 Once Upon A Time In The West
23:18 Night of the Living Dead
23:30 Easy Rider
23:43 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
23:55 A Clockwork Orange
24:09 The Godfather
24:23 The Exorcist
24:34 American Graffiti
24:48 The Godfather: Part II
25:02 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
25:16 Chinatown
25:31 The Rocky Horror Picture Show
25:44 Jaws
25:56 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
26:08 Taxi Driver
26:20 Rocky
26:32 The Omen
26:45 Carrie
26:59 Annie Hall
27:15 Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope
27:28 Halloween
27:40 The Deer Hunter
27:52 Grease
28:05 Superman
28:20 Apocalypse Now
28:33 Alien
28:45 Mad Max
28:57 Manhattan
29:10 Life of Brian
29:25 The Shining
29:37 Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
29:50 Friday the 13th
30:03 Raging Bull
30:17 An American Werewolf In London
30:31 Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
30:44 Blade Runner
30:58 The Thing
31:12 E.T. - The Extra Terrestrial
31:26 First Blood
31:41 Poltergeist
31:52 Scarface
32:05 Ghostbusters
32:18 The Karate Kid
32:32 The Neverending Story
32:45 Amadeus
33:00 The Terminator
33:14 A Nightmare on Elm Street
33:26 The Goonies
33:39 The Breakfast Club
33:52 Back To The Future
34:06 Out of Africa
34:21 Top Gun
34:34 The Fly
34:52 Platoon
35:06 Dirty Dancing
35:22 Full Metal Jacket
35:33 The Princess Bride
35:47 Die Hard
36:02 The Last Temptation of Christ
36:21 Cinema Paradiso
36:38 Rain Man
36:54 Who Framed Roger Rabbit
37:11 Grave of the Fireflies
37:30 Dead Poet's Society
37:43 Goodfellas
37:57 Misery
38:13 Home Alone
38:27 Edward Scissorhands
38:42 Dances With Wolves
38:56 Pretty Woman
39:10 The Silence of the Lambs
39:24 Beauty and the Beast
39:40 Terminator 2: Judgement Day
39:53 Reservoir Dogs
40:07 Aladdin
40:22 Unforgiven
40:37 The Last of the Mohicans
40:54 Basic Instinct
41:10 Jurassic Park
41:25 Schindler's List
41:41 The Nightmare Before Christmas
41:56 Pulp Fiction
42:12 Forrest Gump
42:29 The Lion King
42:43 The Shawshank Redemption
42:57 Leon: The Professional
43:16 Dumb and Dumber
43:29 Toy Story
43:43 Seven
43:59 Braveheart
44:14 The Usual Suspects
44:27 The Bridges of Madison County
44:45 Independence Day
44:57 Trainspotting
45:12 Scream
45:27 Mission: Impossible
45:42 Space Jam
45:57 Titanic
46:11 Men In Black
46:27 Good Will Hunting
46:42 La Vita e Bella
47:00 The Big Lebowski
47:15 Saving Private Ryan
47:31 The Thin Red Line
47:48 Mulan
48:04 American History X
48:19 The Truman Show
48:35 The Matrix
48:48 Fight Club
49:05 American Beauty
49:19 The Green Mile
49:37 The Blair Witch Project
49:51 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
50:08 Memento
50:24 Requiem For A Dream
50:40 American Psycho
50:58 X-Men
51:16 Cast Away
51:32 Gladiator
51:53 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
52:10 The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
52:26 Donnie Darko
52:42 Mulholland Drive
53:02 Amelie
53:19 Spirited Away
53:35 A Beautiful Mind
53:51 Shrek
54:08 Moulin Rouge
54:26 The Fast and The Furious
54:40 Cidade De Deus
54:57 Spiderman
55:15 28 Days Later
55:31 The Ring
55:52 The Pianist
56:09 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
56:25 Lost in Translation
56:43 21 Grams
57:02 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
57:18 Finding Nemo
57:36 Kill Bill: Volume 1
57:52 Big Fish
58:10 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
58:26 The Incredibles
58:41 Million Dollar Baby
58:57 The Notebook
59:17 Saw
59:33 Troy
59:50 Sin City
1:00:05 V For Vendetta
1:00:27 The Departed
1:00:38 Children of Men
1:00:55 The Da Vinci Code
1:01:15 Pan's Labyrinth
1:01:33 300
1:01:49 Little Miss Sunshine
1:02:09 High School Musical
1:02:26 The Prestige
1:02:44 No Country For Old Men
1:02:59 There Will Be Blood
1:03:13 The Dark Knight
1:03:28 Iron Man
1:03:43 Slumdog Millionaire
1:04:01 Twilight
1:04:18 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
1:04:34 The Hurt Locker
1:04:49 Inglorious Basterds
1:05:05 Up
1:05:22 Watchmen
1:05:39 Avatar
1:05:56 Inception
1:06:14 The King's Speech
1:06:32 Black Swan
1:06:49 The Social Network
1:07:05 Shutter Island
1:07:23 127 Hours
1:07:38 How To Train Your Dragon
1:07:53 The Artist
1:08:08 Drive
1:08:25 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2
1:08:43 The Help
1:09:03 War Horse
1:09:22 Django Unchained
1:09:41 The Avengers
1:10:00 Life of Pi
1:10:17 Argo
1:10:34 Silver Linings Playbook
1:10:52 Lincoln
1:11:10 Les Miserables
1:11:27 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
1:11:43 The Hunger Games
1:12:00 12 Years A Slave
1:12:15 Gravity
1:12:33 The Wolf of Wall Street
1:12:52 Frozen
1:13:09 American Hustle
1:13:27 The Conjuring
1:13:45 The Purge
1:14:04 Her
1:14:26 Birdman Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
1:14:42 Whiplash
1:15:03 Guardians of the Galaxy
1:15:20 The Grand Budapest Hotel
1:15:38 Boyhood
1:15:55 Interstellar
1:16:12 The Fault in Our Stars
1:16:31 The Revenant
1:16:48 Inside Out
1:17:06 Spotlight
1:17:27 Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens
1:17:44 Moonlight
1:18:04 Deadpool
1:18:25 La La Land
1:18:43 Suicide Squad
1:19:02 Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice
1:19:21 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
1:19:40 Logan
1:19:58 Wonder Woman
1:20:14 Spiderman - Homecoming
1:20:35 It
1:20:53 Blade Runner 2049
1:21:13 *End Title*
Aaron Hinnecke thank you
The titles were in the video but okay :/
CalfMan I didn't just write all the titles. I put timestamps beside them as well, so that when people decide not to watch the full video in one sitting, they can continue in the second sitting, and find the place where they left off.
Not the hero we deserve, but the one we need right now. And by the way, how long did it took you?
Not too long, I type pretty fast, so about maybe 30-45 minutes, I don't know.
1:05:17 just a masterpiece
Nice pfp 👍
I had the good fortune to watch most of Jean Harlow’s movies and the pre-Code films were notably fresh and often hilarious as compared to her later output. This was the last thing I expected to come out of Hollywood in the early 1930s and it really opened my eyes. Go seek out films of this period because they are great fun.
1951: "Hey, Stellaaaaa!"
2003: "You're Tearing Me Apart Lisa!"
Watch "Rebel without a cause".
oh hi mark
No watch the disaster artist
0:18 first boomerang video ever
My mother passed in sept 2020 and this kind of hurts because she showed me much of this as a child. Rest in Peace mom.
It would be really interesting if someone made a movie that looks really old in the beginning and then looks more and more modern as the plot progresses. And then there should be a behind the scenes video talking about how they used whatever really old black and white cameras they could find for the beginning of the movie and then newer and newer cameras for the middle and then 4k cameras and advanced cgi at the end of the movie.
This sounds great but...what would the plot be?
Hmm..
@@justalittlebitsilly Travelling through time maybe?
11:19 “we’ll always have paris” 😢
What?
CASABLANCA
“And we gonna be on the top of Eiffel tower”
31:24
33:30
It’s amazing what George Melies was able to do way back in 1902 with A trip to the moon. The special effects and editing methods were WAY ahead of his time.
Amazing Film. smh for all the people in the chat obsessing over Star Wars and Shrek haha
Congratulations on the movie compilation. Thank you for this trip to the world of cinema. Memorable!
Mad respect to cameraman who stayed alive this long, just to record this footage.
5:25 how can they do effects in 1927?
I ask the same. It is strange
That movie came out the year my mother was born-and Nosferatu came out 5 years earlier when my father was born-Each had a landmark movie for their birth year!
Most effects at that time were done "in-camera" by masking, exposing, masking, exposing.etc. etc. very tricky but amazing what they were able to do!!!
Idk that It’s probaly with some special lamps
Maby is actually a lens over laping a lens
1:09:40 martin scorcesse has left the chat
Christopher nolan:hold my beer
70s Golden Age of Cinema
My Top 5 Movies of all time come from that decade
Lol
@Ano Nymous TDK is one of the greatest films of all time and also... people are allowed to like whatever films they want
Rear Window is one of my favorite movies.
This is such a delight. So much to learn that is difficult to articulate without the visuals. Thanks so much.
53:50
The only one that matters.
Shrektacular.
shrek is our master. he creates us, no wonder we were blessed with such knowledge and power!
Why is your name Osama bin Laden?
Oh. I've just been corrected. It's Obama bin Laden. Sorry about that.😁
Before I clicked on the number
I knew which one it would be
20:28
Bond: "Do you expect me to talk?"
Goldfinger: "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die".
James Mathhew XD 😂😂😂
"No Mr. Bond, expect you to *_DIE_* "
Man, this is immensely interesting to watch the whole way through
I feel Akira in '88 should've been featured. An absolute milestone in animated cinema. Maybe becoming cliche at this point, but it's just so gorgeous.
Also La Haine should've been featured
43:29 - When I enter Twitter nowadays...
@Gm K how so?
English is not my native language lol
@Gm K I got you made a joke, I just didn't understand lmao. Sorry, what was my grammar mistake? I'm still learning english.
@Gm K I see. Thanks man
Each one is responsible for his own bubles.
meme worthy
All the people in the 1800s and early 1900s movies are dead and we’re looking at them. Wow.
Michael Rowe no shit
Kybug 4 Life and what is the point of being rude? Just ask yourself please do not spread negative energies. Thank you
In a sense, "I see dead people..."
Wow deep insight man
Yeah and the music doesn’t help
This video is itself a masterpiece. Thank You!
Thank you so much for this time capsule
That moment you realize the movie you thought was at most 5 years old is actually at least 15 years old...
I am a film expert and know all the films shown here. A very good selection of examples, but the development of the films goes much further than Hollywood. With the exception of German Expressionism, the first French films and two later Italian films, only Hollywood productions were here. Too bad. Only in Europe were there the French Novelle Vague, Italian Neorealism, Swedish film art by Ingmar Bergman and new German films, as well as British classics. Limiting film history to Hollywood is, in my opinion, a huge loss of masterpieces.
and the czech and japanese new wave
I noticed that too. Why make a video on the history of Cinema if you won't include every single movie, not just from Hollywood? This video isn't complete and will never be complete until the creator or someone else builds off of it and adds the rest.
Nobody cares
@@ihatehumans487 Why bother commenting then jackass
A 5-10 hour youtube video would be a bitch to edit tho
5:36 que calidad de imagen para la epoca, muy bien conservado
Many Thanks for made this clip💖
27:14 ...and EVERYTHING changed. 💥
No 27:14 without 22:37 remember that. Stanley Kubrick was a god. Too bad Movies are all the Same today and not creative.
Dallin Law yup 2001 is much better Than star war.
@@memkem1725 2001 is better, but Star Wars is more important. It changed the industry
@@TheLouisReyford i respectfully disagree, George Lucas is trash compared to Kubrick
@@TheLouisReyford no 2001 changed cinema as a whole
29:33 the shining
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Thank you for posting this !
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This video is amazing
I’m going to be watching a lot of movies I haven’t seen yet in the coming few months
"I died that day"... next film is Die Hard. Well played.
Puyolda I have also noticed that
Time stamp??
35:45
@@marcoeriksen2477 35:45
5:21 Radio Gaga - Queen
Great video - thankssss. Reminding of all great movies with the Year
Wonderful collection. Thank you very much.
1:35 The first ever jump scare in film.
You meant post-credit scene
No
Talk about jumpscares in this film? They're only hard to see.
30:20
30:15
The 70’s were really a time for cinema.
We had The Godfather, Jaws, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Chinatown, Halloween, and many more films!
My favorite : One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
@@MB-de2lm Oh hey, mine too!
This is poop, not cinema.
My favourite is Apocalypse Now
This was perfect, thank you.
This video is so amazing that I watched 1 hour of this video non-stop.
Have to appreciate the fact that it takes real dedication, ambition, discipline, need, want, vision, pushing, shoving, grabbing, and pulling to get to these high spots
Marlon Brando the man who changed acting on screen!!!
You made at least one mistake in movie years: "Casablanca" was not made in 1946; it was made in 1942; it won Best Picture for that year.
Yes it did come out in 1942, but it actually won best picture for 1943.
Due to the academy’s weird rules for a films eligibility.
Great work! definitely required viewing for Cinema 101 !
29:26 Yes my two favorite movies of all time
I love the shining🤗
Lauren Beauchamp I mean it shines doesn’t it?
I call BS
I'm a huge cinema & history buff, thank you for putting this together.
1:07 Idk why but this is wholesome to me. You ever see those old paintings like the Mona Lisa or those ones were people looked way different from today? Idk why but to see someone like that smiling and talking to each other warms my heart
It doesn't matter from which period they are the beauty is that feelings are captured to us in every form
3:20 I got jumpscared LOL
21:32 Best Ending ever.
You never saw godfather bitch
@@xxx-py5bj In fact, The Godfather and The Godfather Part II are my favourites movies of all time hahaha
Joao Prata not as good as the goos the bad and the ugly.
@@xxx-py5bj u never saw its a wonderful life
Casablanca is from 1942 actually, not 1946
Release date(s):
November 26, 1942 (Hollywood Theatre-to qualify for an 1942 Academy Award)
January 23, 1943 (United States-nationwide release)
You right tho
@Will King 1942
This is so awesome thank you
Incredible, thank you very much
take a shot every time you see an Alfred Hitchcock movie
I’ll be drunk
Or freaking Martin Scorsese
*Dies from Alcohol poisoning*
@@marsmontufar6319 he and Hitchcock are some of the most influential directors of all time.
Maus
Yeah we know that
14:58 this is me after having spent almost an hour and a half watching this video instead of studying for finals
😂
I have to do this for a class. Watch the video and mark down all of the movies we've seen/ heard of. Trust me. There. Are. A. Lot.
Same problem
Best Comment 🤣🤣
It's the pandemic man- dont waste a cent on online university
Man, watching this is making my entire life flash back in rapid succession... and I'm not just talking about my fondest memories of watching these films for the first time on either the big or small screen.
Thank you for this videooo
Animations
3D
ToyStory (Disney) 43:29
Shrek (DreamWorks) 53:51
FindingNemo (Disney) 57:18
The Incredibles (Disney) 58:26
Up (Disney) 1:05:04
How to train your dragon (DreamWorks) 1:07:38
Frozen (Disney) 1:12:52
Inside out 1:16:48
Pixar instead of disney for some movie
For real, whoever made this considers Frozen a good enough movie to be featured but not Wall-E???
3:56 nosferatu, is a classic 💯👌
I thought it was footage of Rudy Giuliani...
Ahhhh naice th
Wow the Graduate really stood out in 1967. The filming technique really showed that Hollywood was entering a new age.
While not being alive for half of these, I feel lucky to have watched some of the old ones but especially to be apart of the masterpieces that have happened in cinema in my life so far…… especially the MCU GOAT. No one can even comprehend how Stan the man, Jon Faveru and Kevin Feige thought of the brilliance. Thank you to all that inspired them to do so. Especially Lucas many people look up to him especially Feige.
Half of these you must be in your like 50s
20:50 best part...for me
Sandra Šiaudvytytė 👌🏻❤️
Sandra Šiaudvytytė, definitely one of the best. Julie Andrews’s voice is so precious!
Literally after seeing this movie, I met Julie Andrews in the US because I became so addicted into this song, I visited all of the movie locations in Salzburg, Austria. But Christopher Plummer passed away in 2021 so never met him.
37:14 one of the most heartbreaking movies ever. studio ghibli never disappoint.
1:35 this shot was the inspiration of the scene in Goodfellas (1990) of Joe Pesci shooting at you
I really enjoyed this selection though lots of French, German, Italian, Scandinavian and British films are missing. Maybe they could be the focus on a future video? Nevertheless, this was good. Interesting to see, though, how much violence is espoused in so many of the films. I wonder if we have lost the knack of telling a good story without guns, light sabres, violent fist fights, car crashes, swooping superheroes, massive destruction of buildings etc etc The human story can be more complex and intriguing even without bodies strewn over the set.
What about the Evolution of Television (1926-2017) or the Evolution of Video Games (1947-2017)?
Josh Davis yes we need that
Maybe the Evolution of Internet (1996-2017)?
Sascha Man *(1969-2017)
Yeah, The Culture itself hadn't started til 1997,so Technology itself had to goes first.
First video game was made in 1947. Read wikipedia.
29:37 The most shocking part in Star Wars history.
29:39 "I am your father".
No film history
SPOILEEEEEEEER
The best Star Wars filme.
Great run through, miss the following movies though: Coming To America 1988, Batman 1989, Batman Begins 2005, Transformers 2007, Prometheus 2012
Great video. I do enjoy the super hero genre but I have to agree with Scorsese regarding franchise films and that they are dominating the movies landscape. It is abundantly clear while watching this montage of great movies and I only wish for more diversity in films over the next decade. The balance between arts and business is just too skewed these days
42:23 I love that movie so much❤️
Me too
@the epic gamer Haha ur right
24:10
The best movie of all time
And this is another great movie
32:45
I think that you call the best movie of all time it's because you do't know that there's something outthere are another countries that made cinema too.
Did you hear about french, german, italian, russian o mexican movies?
Try to get out a little a see another realities.
Jesús Ceja
I’ve heard about other cinemas but I love hollywood’s movies
And especially those movies I mean
The Godfather
And
Amadeus
I’m my opinion: 53:51
Goodfellas is much better than The Godfather.
TheKing0fComedy
I love goodfellas very much but it’s not like The Godfather
Wow! great work! ... "stunning"! 🌟
Imagine showing up to a theater in 1878 but it's actually a huge ass IMAX 3D that's about to play Avatar 2
LMAO