LOVED this format! I liked seeing all the clips as you discussed the films. Gave me a taste of the cinematography and the narrative themes all at once! Ah, I love But I’m a Cheerleader! ❤❤❤ Your theater experience with it sounded magical! Dogtooth and Past Lives are ones I want to watch sooner than later. Happy to hear your reviews!
What a movie month you had!! Lol dont sweat “in the mood for love” i would play that at my deepest insomnia during my 20s and id get guaranteed if not sleep then something like it. Have you seen “the grandmaster”? There’s a buster keaton book called Camera Man by Dana Stevens that I’ve been meaning to read since it came out last yr. Looking forward to next month’s vid! This was great!
ty 🫶 & yea super busy, i’ve only watched one in the last two weeks though lmao! i feel like i just go back and forth on reading a bunch or watching a bunch, i just finished a couple of books so probably time to see some more. also tht book sounds rlly interesting 🤔
That soundtrack for City lights!! I watched it when I was in middle school and I remember that score just made me an emotional wreck-such an awesome example of the importance of scoring in a movie
I remember being so mad at a Funny Games when I first watched it in high school cuz the 4th wall break felt so unfair, I was mad mad and made me feel so hopeless and then I was like oh that's the point
the only Cassavetes i've seen is Killing of a Chinese Bookie and i didn't enjoy it much, but that, Opening Night, Love Streams, and Faces have been on my watchlist for a while!
@@alsopato killing of a Chinese bookie is just fine to me. I don’t think it’s a good representation of how character driven and emotionally detailed his films usually are. I think his best work involves his wife gena. A woman under the influence was the first movie that ever viscerally affected me. Like thought about it for weeks. Incredibly depressing though so maybe do it on a not so busy day. Perfect blue I also thought about it for weeks; I never thought I could be so enraptured and disturbed by an animated film before that.
I once saw a documentary about Buster Keaton and it really got into what a perfectionist he was and how he made all of the stunts and effects possible. It was really interesting, also I hadn't know before how complicated his career was or anything about his own personal struggles.
so many good movies I've loved in this one: In the Mood for Love (which is tbh a little boring, but it's nonetheless gorgeous), Do the Right Thing, But I'm a Cheerleader (def glad I found this one in high school), Cabaret, Dogtooth, Funny Games (ok, maybe not "love" bc it's harrowing, but still)... ha ha I loved Bringing Up Baby when I was a child. I need to watch Sherlock Jr. and Past Lives. you make me want to watch more movies, which is very good. inspire me, pls :)
only seen the second version of Funny Games that Haneke did but i loved it so i should really watch the original... ok now i need to see There Will Be Blood again... i like Wes Anderson on balance but "the most Wes Anderson film yet" sounds like it could be pastichey in a way i wouldn't like; i'm avoiding the Asteroid for now...
asteroid city was my first wes anderson (i'll never forgive my friend for letting me watch this before seeing his other films LMAO /j) after watching and thinking abt it for a bit, i came to the similar understandings u did regarding this film being a self-reflexive & self-reflective work, but i def felt like an "outsider" watching this movie haha i hope to watch his other movies soon and rewatch asteroid city so i can get a better appreciation for it !!
lol! seems alienating to start w something to self aware/inside-jokey, his earlier movies r less meta and more self cotained n charming but you already ripped the band-aid off so you can watch whatever atp
My first John Waters experience was Female Trouble, I liked it better than Pink Flamingos. I have an appreciation for the queerness of his work but his films really do push you in so many ways you don't expect. I guess that's why John Waters is so legendary.
ahh the love for black and white!!! nothin like the movin pictures!!! if you do give John Waters another chance, Serial Mom is iconic. and his biography Role Models is good too!
i luv ~cinema~🧐🎩 & oki! i didnt realize he wrote liarmouth until very recently, i remember ana wj mentioned Crackpot by him too - all 3 will now be on my radar lol
I agree with everything you said about Cabaret! I've seen so many bits and pieces of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin but I need to sit down and watch them properly. Tom Cruise has nothing on them!
ooh Cabaret is probably my favorite musical but I never really vibed with the movie. The stage version doesn't have the love triangle and instead has a side plot about Cliff's landlord getting engaged to a Jewish man. idk if they thought the movie goers wouldn't care about a struggling middle aged couple or what but it was a bad choice imo, they are probably my favorite part if the show
I really enjoyed this review Pato it reminded me of many great movies. I also love a lot of these choices particularly Do The Right Thing (which I watched when it first came out) and The Trial, both by two brilliant directors. I also like Cabaret and But I’m A Cheerleader as they are both an entertaining watch too. I saw dog tooth on late night TV here in the UK and found it interesting, but far too slow. Regards The Piano Teacher, I agree with you it was definitely not as good as the book, it dipped too much for me. However, Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton I adore, as their movies and shorts were so masterfully constructed and shot, especially considering when they were made; and both actors have such pathos and like ability. I have liked both of them since I was a kid. As for Past Lives, I haven’t gotten around to it yet, but your review made me really want to watch it. Lastly, I am a massive Daniel Day Lewis fan and have watched every movie he’s been in. I think he is a masterful actor who gives such a considered performance. I really thought his performance in There Will Be Blood was captivating, but if I am honest I prefer his more subtle performance and delivery in Phantom Thread. Have you ever watched My Beautiful Laundrette? If not check it out. It is very British, and of its time, but I love it.
we’re in sync! & past lives is def good if you know what you’re getting into with it being a debut - im just catching up on chaplain/keaton but they’re both great. also this is the first daniel day lewis movie i’ve seen 😭 have so many more to watch
Hi. Great video Pato, really enjoy your movie reviews here. May i know how your system on rating movies? I notice you still give 'like' to your three stars rating. Thanks
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LOVED this format! I liked seeing all the clips as you discussed the films. Gave me a taste of the cinematography and the narrative themes all at once!
Ah, I love But I’m a Cheerleader! ❤❤❤ Your theater experience with it sounded magical!
Dogtooth and Past Lives are ones I want to watch sooner than later. Happy to hear your reviews!
thank uuu
New way of documentary… maybe is personal but I prefer to watch you when you talk even if maybe is more “boring”
noted! thx
What a movie month you had!! Lol dont sweat “in the mood for love” i would play that at my deepest insomnia during my 20s and id get guaranteed if not sleep then something like it. Have you seen “the grandmaster”? There’s a buster keaton book called Camera Man by Dana Stevens that I’ve been meaning to read since it came out last yr. Looking forward to next month’s vid! This was great!
ty 🫶 & yea super busy, i’ve only watched one in the last two weeks though lmao! i feel like i just go back and forth on reading a bunch or watching a bunch, i just finished a couple of books so probably time to see some more. also tht book sounds rlly interesting 🤔
That soundtrack for City lights!! I watched it when I was in middle school and I remember that score just made me an emotional wreck-such an awesome example of the importance of scoring in a movie
yesss i had the same thing with fantasia growing up
I remember being so mad at a Funny Games when I first watched it in high school cuz the 4th wall break felt so unfair, I was mad mad and made me feel so hopeless and then I was like oh that's the point
yeah the entire second half just feels like so many different slaps in the face
A woman under the influence is my favorite movie of all time. Don’t know if you’ve seen it. Also a perfect blue is my favorite animated film.
the only Cassavetes i've seen is Killing of a Chinese Bookie and i didn't enjoy it much, but that, Opening Night, Love Streams, and Faces have been on my watchlist for a while!
@@alsopato killing of a Chinese bookie is just fine to me. I don’t think it’s a good representation of how character driven and emotionally detailed his films usually are. I think his best work involves his wife gena. A woman under the influence was the first movie that ever viscerally affected me. Like thought about it for weeks. Incredibly depressing though so maybe do it on a not so busy day. Perfect blue I also thought about it for weeks; I never thought I could be so enraptured and disturbed by an animated film before that.
@@sakinaalia1067 sweet, noted! & yeah Kon is a legend
I once saw a documentary about Buster Keaton and it really got into what a perfectionist he was and how he made all of the stunts and effects possible. It was really interesting, also I hadn't know before how complicated his career was or anything about his own personal struggles.
im just learning a bit about his history and it seems super intense
Sherlock Jr. (Buster Keaton) is so good!
so many good movies I've loved in this one: In the Mood for Love (which is tbh a little boring, but it's nonetheless gorgeous), Do the Right Thing, But I'm a Cheerleader (def glad I found this one in high school), Cabaret, Dogtooth, Funny Games (ok, maybe not "love" bc it's harrowing, but still)... ha ha I loved Bringing Up Baby when I was a child. I need to watch Sherlock Jr. and Past Lives. you make me want to watch more movies, which is very good. inspire me, pls :)
only seen the second version of Funny Games that Haneke did but i loved it so i should really watch the original... ok now i need to see There Will Be Blood again... i like Wes Anderson on balance but "the most Wes Anderson film yet" sounds like it could be pastichey in a way i wouldn't like; i'm avoiding the Asteroid for now...
asteroid city was my first wes anderson (i'll never forgive my friend for letting me watch this before seeing his other films LMAO /j) after watching and thinking abt it for a bit, i came to the similar understandings u did regarding this film being a self-reflexive & self-reflective work, but i def felt like an "outsider" watching this movie haha i hope to watch his other movies soon and rewatch asteroid city so i can get a better appreciation for it !!
lol! seems alienating to start w something to self aware/inside-jokey, his earlier movies r less meta and more self cotained n charming but you already ripped the band-aid off so you can watch whatever atp
My first John Waters experience was Female Trouble, I liked it better than Pink Flamingos. I have an appreciation for the queerness of his work but his films really do push you in so many ways you don't expect. I guess that's why John Waters is so legendary.
definitely going to watch dogtooth and past lives this month after hearing you talk about them!!
heck yea B)
ahh the love for black and white!!! nothin like the movin pictures!!!
if you do give John Waters another chance, Serial Mom is iconic. and his biography Role Models is good too!
i luv ~cinema~🧐🎩
& oki! i didnt realize he wrote liarmouth until very recently, i remember ana wj mentioned Crackpot by him too - all 3 will now be on my radar lol
I agree with everything you said about Cabaret! I've seen so many bits and pieces of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin but I need to sit down and watch them properly. Tom Cruise has nothing on them!
i still havent seen anything feature-length by keaton but the chaplain movies hold up rlly well imo
ooh Cabaret is probably my favorite musical but I never really vibed with the movie. The stage version doesn't have the love triangle and instead has a side plot about Cliff's landlord getting engaged to a Jewish man. idk if they thought the movie goers wouldn't care about a struggling middle aged couple or what but it was a bad choice imo, they are probably my favorite part if the show
I really enjoyed this review Pato it reminded me of many great movies. I also love a lot of these choices particularly Do The Right Thing (which I watched when it first came out) and The Trial, both by two brilliant directors. I also like Cabaret and But I’m A Cheerleader as they are both an entertaining watch too. I saw dog tooth on late night TV here in the UK and found it interesting, but far too slow. Regards The Piano Teacher, I agree with you it was definitely not as good as the book, it dipped too much for me. However, Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton I adore, as their movies and shorts were so masterfully constructed and shot, especially considering when they were made; and both actors have such pathos and like ability. I have liked both of them since I was a kid. As for Past Lives, I haven’t gotten around to it yet, but your review made me really want to watch it. Lastly, I am a massive Daniel Day Lewis fan and have watched every movie he’s been in. I think he is a masterful actor who gives such a considered performance. I really thought his performance in There Will Be Blood was captivating, but if I am honest I prefer his more subtle performance and delivery in Phantom Thread. Have you ever watched My Beautiful Laundrette? If not check it out. It is very British, and of its time, but I love it.
we’re in sync! & past lives is def good if you know what you’re getting into with it being a debut - im just catching up on chaplain/keaton but they’re both great. also this is the first daniel day lewis movie i’ve seen 😭 have so many more to watch
love these videos and the range of films you watch! did you see caché by Haneke?:) also now I rlly want to watch the trial, thx for making these!
havent seen it, funny games was my first haneke! and thanks!
may i recommend this great film called pitch perfect?
you may not❤️
Hi. Great video Pato, really enjoy your movie reviews here. May i know how your system on rating movies? I notice you still give 'like' to your three stars rating. Thanks
thanks! 2 1/2 is average, anything above that i liked & anything below that i disliked
damn I did not like past lives, gg
How can something be too millennial when it’s literally about millennials lol it’s giving salty and I hate when things aren’t about me 🙃
no one should be allowed to be 30.
but yea good point, dated is prob a better word
Dude, I clicked on this video thinking it's by Karsten. Atleast show some originality in the thumbnail.
are you mad at me