Incredible actor. He completely embodied the role of a hospice nurse in Magnolia. His showing of level of care for his dying patient brought tears to my eyes.
Probably the best actor I’ve ever seen, can’t think of anyone else who could do drama and comedy, leading roles and supporting roles, big larger than life characters and more understated ones and be so good at all of it
@@melissaarriaga4 Are you seriously saying that Jack Black is anywhere near as good at anything other than comedic roles (and even that is debatable, Hoffman in Along Came Polly is way funnier than Jack Black in anything I've seen him in) as Hoffman?
I have yet to see a bad movie he was in. He was just crazy talented. When Sam Rockwell won the Oscar for Three Billboards he dedicated it to PSH. I thought that was the highlight of the show. I actually wanted Woody Harrelson to win instead of Sam, though. He will, eventually. He's an amazing actor, as well
My loyalty? For twenty four years people have been trying to kill me. People who know how. Now do you think that was because my dad was a Greek soda pop maker or do you think it is because I am an American spy. Go fuck yourself you fucking child. How was I?
Yes he was, miss him too; I even learned much from him :) it is strange to realize how much you owe to some one's life until a few years after their death. God rest
@@wladyslawaaron1443 It was pretty surreal. I definitely will be watching BJM, Adaptation, ESotSM, Her, and Synecdoche again. I enjoyed them all thoroughly. I was a huge fan of Hoffman's performance! I loved him in The Master, Magnolia, Boogie Nights, Capote, and The Big Lebowski. Such a tragic loss. Speaking of loss, I cried during Sammy's death; "watch my heart break." Synecdoche is definitely one of those special movies, but although it is not a top 20 for me, I do believe I will come to like it more with time. The ending resonated with me greatly, too.
@@imatlock7250 I highly recommend huge (and still unfinished) material about Synecdoche made here on YT by YMS (your movie suck). This guy loves this movie, know almost everything that is to know about it. I'v seen this picture many times, but small things that he is able to notice make big changes (he is also filmmaker so some technical stuff are hard to notice for me). I love his analize and his interpretation, you should check that out BUT - after second view :)! Enjoy :)
He's a master at demonstrating the power of vocal quality with every character. A tlit of his voice and he becomes someone complete different. I'm obsessed!
The Big Lebowski is EXCELLENT! Before the Devil Knows You're Dead: EXCELLENT The Savages: EXCELLENT I honestly have nothing but praise for his work. Incredibly talented. Gone waaay too soon. OMG! Love, Liza was a gem of a movie! Doubt is another. Lots of big talent in that one. Basically, which ever one you pick with PSH in it, you'll see something good- excellent.
Had some great scenes in Moneyball too. Completely different character from those in this video, yet very believable and great performance again, as always. One of the most talented actors of his generation.
I haven't seen many of his films, but I'm surprised they didn't have any lines from Mission Impossible 3, Red Dragon, or even Catching Fire. Rest In Peace. Still miss you mate.
You forgot his most brutal line in Boogie Nights: "I'm a fuckin' idiot... I'm a fuckin' idiot... I'm a fuckin' idiot...fuckin' idiot." Not many actors ever get There, and he got There again and again.
Definitely. It amazes me how he made each and every role his. Nicholson, my all time favorite actor, did that once with OFOTCN. He WAS Randall P. McMurphy. Other than that... you knew it was Nicholson being Nicholson. Don't get me wrong. Jack is the GOAT for me. But, PSU was outstanding every single time. Sometimes I actually forgot he was in the movie (Happiness) at all He just let the big names do their thing. Magnolia was a vehicle for Tom Cruise. I barely remember his role in it. I absolutely remember PSH, though.
It's incredible we're still talking about Philip Seymour almost 10 years later when the news confirmed his death in 2014. In fact, when I saw him in da movie "The Master", I had mixed feelings due to the fact that he's not between us anymore. R.I.P.
Nothing from Capote? Seriously? I so miss him. He never performed on any level other than exquisite brilliance. He also made the word shart a common part of the English language. A man of many talents.
LOL!! He absolutely did! That movie sucked because of Stiller and Aniston. If anyone watches this movie I'll give you some advice: FF through all of it and just watch his PSH's hysterical role. You're welcome. LET IT RAIN! WHITE CHOCOLATE!! RAIN DROPS!!
Right?!! OMG that was my favorite scene in Ripley! "You're a quick study aren't you, Tommy?" Good God! No one could play a spoiled rich snob better than PSH. That condescending laugh!
He was able to look, sound and act different in every role but never lose the heart and sole of the performance. All these method bullshitters nowadays need to pay attention.
Every character he plays is masterful. He is my favorite actor, amazing in any movie he's in. Then he had to ruin it and stick a needle in his arm and die. He's still my favorite actor, but I am still angry at him. His death was 100% preventable, but that's the nature of addiction (I know because I am a recovering addict myself), so I guess I'm not angry, just sad that he cut his life short.
@@TheStranger513 He could indeed! That's not to say he was a smarmy creep in real life, though. He just knew what the hell to do, in any given role, and did it BRILLIANTLY. People are saying Joaquin Phoenix is the best actor of this generation but if PSH had not succomb to addiction...HE would have held that title...IMO.
@@billhenjum7566 Yeah. But my favorite performance is from Along Came Polly lol. That's just the 1st thing I remember seeing him in. He was very funny. Pretty sure I saw twister as a child but wouldn't have known him.
_Love, Liza_ is the most eloquently *real* movie I've perhaps ever seen ( _Jack Goes Boating_ & _Synecdoche, NY_ equally brilliant; but _Love, Liza_ is truly on another level).. You'll know by watching the trailer if the flick is applicable to thine own self. And Jim O'Rourke's music /score(?) combined with the most sadly beautiful soft focus cinematography physically affects me in a most intriguingly palpable way. Philip Seymour Hoffman's entire filmography is worth watching, from _Scent of a Woman_ through to _Before the Devil Knows Your Dead_ & his tragic end (presumably drug induced "accidental" self immolation).. So heartbreaking! Fella had zero guise, & was obviously _up against it;_ trying to kick. And it was written on his face, like other drug casualties. Some movies (the best movies, imo) instill within the viewer a sense of compassion. _Love, Liza_ isn't too heavy handed, but bloody *real.* And that's as good as it gets; & so it goes.. _Peace&JahBless_
Love, Liza was such a gem!! I watched it years ago. Still remember how wonderfully made it was.💯💯💯 A lot of people miss mentioning it altogether. It's one of his best, IMO. Flawless is overlooked a lot. PSH showed DeNiro how it's done. He ran circles around him. Absolutely BRILLIANT.💯
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Incredible actor. He completely embodied the role of a hospice nurse in Magnolia. His showing of level of care for his dying patient brought tears to my eyes.
and they didn't even show any single scene from "Boogie Nights"
You forgot to add "only from movies that are currently on Netflix" in the title
hollaname the talented mr Ripley is Not on Netflix
Exactly!!!
I wish they would add a lot more old movies. Like classic movies 😔
@@zacazzz Shut shut shut shut up! Shut up! LOL
I was expecting something from Happiness
Probably the best actor I’ve ever seen, can’t think of anyone else who could do drama and comedy, leading roles and supporting roles, big larger than life characters and more understated ones and be so good at all of it
Adam Sandler lol
Are these lines scripted or from himself?
Jack black
Try harder and watch more movies. Its easy
@@melissaarriaga4 Are you seriously saying that Jack Black is anywhere near as good at anything other than comedic roles (and even that is debatable, Hoffman in Along Came Polly is way funnier than Jack Black in anything I've seen him in) as Hoffman?
Still can’t believe he’s gone 😢
Seriously, every line delivered by PSH was masterful. All these many years later, I still can't believe he's gone.
@Lisa Surlie Wow. 🙄
I have yet to see a bad movie he was in. He was just crazy talented. When Sam Rockwell won the Oscar for Three Billboards he dedicated it to PSH. I thought that was the highlight of the show.
I actually wanted Woody Harrelson to win instead of Sam, though. He will, eventually. He's an amazing actor, as well
I just love all of his face muscles.
For me, his dialogs in Charlie Wilson's War was the bomb. Just fantastic.
Nailed It!
I can't tell you how many times I've watched that clip.
My loyalty? For twenty four years people have been trying to kill me. People who know how. Now do you think that was because my dad was a Greek soda pop maker or do you think it is because I am an American spy. Go fuck yourself you fucking child. How was I?
What amazing perfomance.I can feel different souls live in his voice
So many memorable deliveries. He always added something unique to a scene
He really knew how to use pause and inflection. I miss him.
Ikr! AGREE !! He was truly masterful at that
What a great actor. Miss him. RIP.
♥️
Fernanda Pedrotti-Ebenberger He would have made a great Penguin for a Batman movie
Little Normani yeah now he is dead. I meant when he was alive.
Yes he was, miss him too; I even learned much from him :) it is strange to realize how much you owe to some one's life until a few years after their death. God rest
He deserved an Oscar for the Talented Mr Rippley
As much as I love Waltz in Django, It should've been PSH for Master as well.
How's the peeping? Tommy Tommy Tommy Tommy Tommy.💖
He legitimately deserves Best Supporting Actor for Along Came Polly. "SHARK DIVING...!"
His best movie is "Synecdoche new York". Masterpiece. Period.
Just watched first time tonight!
@@imatlock7250 what do you think?
@@wladyslawaaron1443 It was pretty surreal. I definitely will be watching BJM, Adaptation, ESotSM, Her, and Synecdoche again. I enjoyed them all thoroughly. I was a huge fan of Hoffman's performance! I loved him in The Master, Magnolia, Boogie Nights, Capote, and The Big Lebowski. Such a tragic loss. Speaking of loss, I cried during Sammy's death; "watch my heart break." Synecdoche is definitely one of those special movies, but although it is not a top 20 for me, I do believe I will come to like it more with time. The ending resonated with me greatly, too.
@@imatlock7250 I highly recommend huge (and still unfinished) material about Synecdoche made here on YT by YMS (your movie suck). This guy loves this movie, know almost everything that is to know about it.
I'v seen this picture many times, but small things that he is able to notice make big changes (he is also filmmaker so some technical stuff are hard to notice for me). I love his analize and his interpretation, you should check that out BUT - after second view :)!
Enjoy :)
Nah, best movie was clearly hunger games 3
Doubt is so underrated. One of the best films I have ever seen
He elevated everything he did.
He's a master at demonstrating the power of vocal quality with every character. A tlit of his voice and he becomes someone complete different. I'm obsessed!
Capote? amazing performance
Exactly
Meh.. I hated the voice should have gotten an Oscar for master
The Big Lebowski is EXCELLENT! Before the Devil Knows You're Dead: EXCELLENT
The Savages: EXCELLENT
I honestly have nothing but praise for his work. Incredibly talented. Gone waaay too soon. OMG! Love, Liza was a gem of a movie! Doubt is another. Lots of big talent in that one. Basically, which ever one you pick with PSH in it, you'll see something good- excellent.
@@Fudge_Fantasyhe couldn't help it. Truman Capote had a voice like that if you've heard him speak. So, he just mastered the voice.
One of the best actors ever imo
Had some great scenes in Moneyball too. Completely different character from those in this video, yet very believable and great performance again, as always. One of the most talented actors of his generation.
Sensitive, intelligent, interesting...
His Face, that voice, those eyes, myriad looks while seemingly effortless. Mon Dieu, how I miss this man/actor.
I haven't seen many of his films, but I'm surprised they didn't have any lines from Mission Impossible 3, Red Dragon, or even Catching Fire. Rest In Peace. Still miss you mate.
They only showed clips from films currently on Netflix.
lol mate you’ve no idea how good his filmography is. MI3, Red Dragon and Catching Fire are nothing compared to his 20 best movies or so
@@jaybizzle1995 which ones would you recommend?
Michael Klassen Magnolia and The Master are some of my favorites of all time, they are on netflix
Great acting as a villain in mission impossible 3
Thank you.
Magnolia is a masterpiece of American cinema.
The best actor of his generation.
Agreed 💯💯💯
One of the greatest in the history of cinema.
He should of won the oscar in The Master and Doubt
"Tommy, how's the peeping?" being number 15 is outrageous!!!
He is brilliant.
Best actor of all time. Does anyone disagree? Watch all of the movies he played.
I'll put Denzel Washington and Daniel Day Lewis above him. Respectfully of course.
Definitely the greatest along with Gary Oldman.
@@DC-zi6se That rings true!
Anthony Hopkins
My favorite actor ❤️. It's a shame he is gone.
What? No "Charlie Wilson's War?" His delivery was spectacular in that... as Gust Avrokatos... awesome.
His voice is amazing
Love PSH so much. Was just telling a much younger coworker about him today. He made the world a better place.
You forgot his most brutal line in Boogie Nights: "I'm a fuckin' idiot... I'm a fuckin' idiot... I'm a fuckin' idiot...fuckin' idiot."
Not many actors ever get There, and he got There again and again.
Definitely. It amazes me how he made each and every role his. Nicholson, my all time favorite actor, did that once with OFOTCN. He WAS Randall P. McMurphy. Other than that... you knew it was Nicholson being Nicholson. Don't get me wrong. Jack is the GOAT for me. But, PSU was outstanding every single time. Sometimes I actually forgot he was in the movie (Happiness) at all
He just let the big names do their thing. Magnolia was a vehicle for Tom Cruise. I barely remember his role in it. I absolutely remember PSH, though.
Yeah, that one gets overlooked a lot. The entire scene is so uncomfortable, but his performance with Mark Wahlberg there was just incredible.
It's incredible we're still talking about Philip Seymour almost 10 years later when the news confirmed his death in 2014. In fact, when I saw him in da movie "The Master", I had mixed feelings due to the fact that he's not between us anymore. R.I.P.
I think that "Doubt" was his finest performance.
Underrated actor. One of the best. Fair well sir and thank you.
Nothing from Capote? Seriously? I so miss him. He never performed on any level other than exquisite brilliance. He also made the word shart a common part of the English language. A man of many talents.
LOL!! He absolutely did! That movie sucked because of Stiller and Aniston. If anyone watches this movie I'll give you some advice: FF through all of it and just watch his PSH's hysterical role. You're welcome.
LET IT RAIN! WHITE CHOCOLATE!! RAIN DROPS!!
I miss this guy like you wouldn't believe
2:17 that face he pulls right after he says “bourgeois” is.. inscrutably perfect
Right?!! OMG that was my favorite scene in Ripley!
"You're a quick study aren't you, Tommy?"
Good God! No one could play a spoiled rich snob better than PSH. That condescending laugh!
@@bianca952000 and the little flare of his hand after he presses the piano keys. Nobody did it like him.
What a talent!
one of my fav actors ever
Greatest actor of this generation.
Of all.
@@yahyakhalid6958 what a performance he gave in capote.voice manipulation and mannerism.just nailed it.
He & Pheonix on screen was amazing!! 😀
*Phoenix*
How could you not have "Twister" on your Video.. he was great in that movie, One of his firsts. I'll miss that guy's work.
Where is he as the brilliant Lester Bangs in Almost Famous? Guess it doesn't count if it isn't on Netflix.
He was brilliant....I still miss that guy.
Hollywood is very short on talented supporting actors and Hoffman has done an incredible job at playing the ones hes acted as.
Him and Gary Oldman are my favourites
He was such a good actor 💕 RIP
I really wish he was still here but he gave so much. Never felt such an attachment to an actor.
Just watched Saturday Night and his son Cooper absolutely has his spark of magic.
the absolute legend
Now that's some good content Netflix! Please do more of it with other actors like Daniel day Lewis for example.
*Rest easy, great one.*
This list is sorely lacking, but it's a very sad reminder that we lost an incredible actor
Mainly I'm guessing a result of them only showing scenes from films Netflix has the rights to stream on there.
Only three movies mentioned... So many available.
Such a genius. RIP.
LET IT RAIN!!!
Best actor ever.
Syneccdoche, New York is his best film and his best performance and deserves representation on this list.
He was amazing. RiP my brother!
Nothing from Twister!!?? That's his best movie character ever! Loved him, gone way too soon.
Y’all missed Twisters line “LOSER!”
"Food. FOOD. FOOD!"
I miss him so much.
omg this was like one of the best content i ever seen on youtube
It was a sad moment in history when this actor passed away. The hunger games weren’t the same after him
Still my favorite mission impossible villain to date
He was able to look, sound and act different in every role but never lose the heart and sole of the performance. All these method bullshitters nowadays need to pay attention.
In Magnolia, he's great.
Every character he plays is masterful. He is my favorite actor, amazing in any movie he's in. Then he had to ruin it and stick a needle in his arm and die. He's still my favorite actor, but I am still angry at him. His death was 100% preventable, but that's the nature of addiction (I know because I am a recovering addict myself), so I guess I'm not angry, just sad that he cut his life short.
Boo. He had the ABSOLUTE right to do that to himself. If prohibition wasn't making drugs as dangerous, he'd prob be alive still.
@@randomoverpopulatedworldid3286 I totally agree, but I'm still angry that he he chose that path.
Rip. One of my favorite lines ever is from The Master 1:30 which is also my favorite film of all time.
That none of his Mission Impossible 3 dialog is included lowers the credibility of this list. 😝
Isn't about the films guy. He was great in MI:3
Nothing from Synecdoche, New York either, which is arguably his best performance (or at the very least comparable to the ones in this video)
its only movies available on netflix
No Happiness? Come on Netflix some of his best work
Yeah he was pretty convincing as some sick perv lol.
@@TheStranger513 He could indeed! That's not to say he was a smarmy creep in real life, though. He just knew what the hell to do, in any given role, and did it BRILLIANTLY. People are saying Joaquin Phoenix is the best actor of this generation but if PSH had not succomb to addiction...HE would have held that title...IMO.
@@billhenjum7566 Yeah. But my favorite performance is from Along Came Polly lol. That's just the 1st thing I remember seeing him in. He was very funny. Pretty sure I saw twister as a child but wouldn't have known him.
@@TheStranger513 Did he play an adult child actor in that one? I remember one movie where he came sliding across the floor and bonked his head.
Found it! And it's hilarious!😂
Rest in peace king
Super cool - intense
RIP Phillip
Yea, and he was outstanding in Charlie Wilson's War. This vid should have been way longer.
Lol masterful line deliveries!
Greatest to ever do it
Miss him
_Love, Liza_ is the most eloquently *real* movie I've perhaps ever seen ( _Jack Goes Boating_ & _Synecdoche, NY_ equally brilliant; but _Love, Liza_ is truly on another level)..
You'll know by watching the trailer if the flick is applicable to thine own self.
And Jim O'Rourke's music /score(?) combined with the most sadly beautiful soft focus cinematography physically affects me in a most intriguingly palpable way.
Philip Seymour Hoffman's entire filmography is worth watching, from _Scent of a Woman_ through to _Before the Devil Knows Your Dead_ & his tragic end (presumably drug induced "accidental" self immolation).. So heartbreaking! Fella had zero guise, & was obviously _up against it;_ trying to kick. And it was written on his face, like other drug casualties.
Some movies (the best movies, imo) instill within the viewer a sense of compassion. _Love, Liza_ isn't too heavy handed, but bloody *real.*
And that's as good as it gets; & so it goes..
_Peace&JahBless_
Love, Liza was such a gem!! I watched it years ago. Still remember how wonderfully made it was.💯💯💯
A lot of people miss mentioning it altogether. It's one of his best, IMO. Flawless is overlooked a lot. PSH showed DeNiro how it's done. He ran circles around him. Absolutely BRILLIANT.💯
6 years.
Wow
I hit like just from the title lol.
It’s ‘24….Still miss him.
Alternative title: Philip Seymour Hoffman's Best Moments in Doubt, The Master, The Talented Mr Ripley and Magnolia
Flawless, Capote, these were incredible too? Don’t just show the stuff that’s on Netflix
Flawless!! OMG, hell yeah!! There have been so many roles he brought to life..I'd like to add When a Man Loves a Woman.
Miss you brother, sleep well and i will see you soon enough.
Rip🙏
If jack black and mat damon had a baby
When does everybody's everything come out on netflix?
"Tommy how's the peeping"
Tommy Tommy Tommy Tommy Tommy!
the BEST.
IT'S THE EXTREEEEEEEEEEEEEME
"Oh man, don't start that shit..."
"Haha! A manly handshake ensues."
RAIN DANCE!
Finally I found you lol.
"LET IT RAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
*Clunk*
Hey!, and 'Synecdoche, New York'?!
Nothing from Patch Adams? He had an exchange with Robin that was brilliant
How are there frogs falling from the sky
Punch drunk love
Where’s “I just sharted my pants”?
I always thought he and Jack Black sounded very similar
You forgot "Imgonnafindher. Imgonnahurther."