Fun fact: In the London montage, the man toasting Paddington as they pass was the character's creator. Sadly, he passed away before the release of the second film.
Joshua Critchfield He actually died in the last day of filming of the second film. Just makes the dedication “To our friend Michael Bond” all the more poignant.
I saw The Shape of Water first two so it was an odd feeling. A part of me kept thinking that she was acting way too pure when I know what she’s capable of.
The movie is very realistic. A homeless immigrant immediately gets adopted by upper class 0.1% family and moves in to one of the richest districts of London where rent for a dirty loft in such house would be £2k/month. It goes perfectly well with a bear straight from a jungle which speaks English fluently with a posh accent. If he talked with Croydon accent he'd stay at the train station forever eating marmalade, drinking ciders and learn pickpocketing.
This movie is so unBEARably (real original I know) warm and friendly, and i love it! Like a live action Pooh (before the actual live action Pooh). Also kinda sad you missed the "Is that you God, it's me Margaret" joke.
I had the exact same expectations as you. Going into this I was extremely nervous because Paddington was a massive part of my childhood, but after one sitting of it I fell in love all over again and it made me remember just how big Paddington left an impression on me as a tot. I'm yet to see the second one but I look forward to it!
Can you please do The Prince of Egypt? It's the kind of movie that makes you wish that Dreamworks had those kinds of guts with all of their movies. Plus, you haven't done an animated film in a little over a month now, so this will be a fresh return.
I'm surprised how everyone here seems to think Paddington 2 is so much better- I've seen both, and I remember thinking 'eh, that was ok, but not a patch on the first one'. But honestly? considering how much people here are raving about it, I'm more than willing to give it another shot. I am watching this channel to appreciate and enjoy things more, after all, so I'd be more than happy for my past self to be proven wrong in this instance!
You might as well have just posted the whole movie start to finish and gave it Wins every second. Paddington is just that good. It's a great, feel good, life affirming film that you should watch with family and loved ones.
That's what I was thinking all throughout the video! I've seen both films and really had a great time with them. Hopefully it won't be a long time till he does the second one.
Nikki Roessler Forget CinemaSins. I know CinemaWins is a parody channel of it. But CinemaSins is nothing but depressing. And gets way too political and opinionated. CinemaWins is DIFFERENTLY the WIN among the two. Pun intended.
The reason I constantly come here is because I need some optimism and positivity in my life. It does help that he summarizes his overall thoughts at the end of each video unlike CinemaSins.
Heh, I remember seeing this movie as an in-flight movie, ironically enough when I was leaving England. It was pretty great. Glad you covered it, amazing as always, thanks man.
I remember back in August of 2015: It was late at night, and because I was bored, I decided to watch something on Popcorn time. That's when I first noticed this movie, and because I used to watch the cartoon when I was little, I decided to watch it, and then I watched Ted. Personally, I really enjoyed it, and it felt like they put actual effort and heart into this movie, as oppose to the Chipmunks or Smurf movies, which are clearly just there to make a profit.
Welsh fan here. Thank you for doing this, I love that this is getting more of a following in places that aren't the UK, it's a lovely movie based off a really good selection of books, and the sequel is impressively, even better, so if you ever fancy taking a look at that, I think you'd enjoy!
Thank you so much for doing this! Love both Paddington films and the sequel is my favourite movie of all time. Mostly because I love trains and it's kind of a big part of the story (no spoilers). Liked and favourited immediately! Please get round to the sequel when you can. It would be worth it, trust me!
I saw the first movie at the cinema when I was about 14 o 15. I’ll see the third one at 25. I’ll be the only adult in the room sitting alone without a child, with a paddington bear stuffy
Paddington bear may be extremely adorable, but I think that you have to see how much more adorable Morph from Treasure Planet is. Why don't you watch it and see for yourself.
I feel like it would be a fun and interesting challenge for you to find a movie that you actually hate, like a movie you would give a 0/10 if asked to rate it, and try and find as many wins as possible for it. It might be a difficult video to make, and one you wouldn’t be the most eager to do, but it would be a nice thought experiment to see how you can find joy even in things you hate.
He kind of did that with the "EGA The Last Airbender" and "EGA Gods Of Egypt" videos. I can't remember if he *hated* them but I'm sure he said in the summery bit at the end that he had to stretch quite a bit to find things to win.
Roger Dräyer Anthromorphism is defined as the attribution of human characteristics OR behaviors to non-human entities. That means Koda, Simba, Shere Khan, Baloo, Paddington, Judy Hopps, Mickey Mouse, Brian Griffin, Goofy, and Littlefoot are all anthropomorphic. If its not a human but it has human-like qualities, either behavioral or physical, it's anthropomorphic.
Something is keeping him from doing it, or it would have been finished a long time ago. I speculated that it was because he'd get demonitized due to the inevideble 50/50 like to dislike ratio (which is most likely the case) I think he's waiting for the sheer hatred of the movie to die down, when in reality he should just bite the bullet and go for it, because it's not going to happen anytime soon.
I love this film my brother has autism and this film really brought me closer to him as he watches the “naught bear” with a cheeky smile on his face. Thanks for doing it as it will always be a favourite.
Wow I didn't think Paddington would be this good. Now all I have to do is go and watch it. Only three suggestions for today. First one as always How to Train Your Dragon 2, next Star Wars The Last Jedi, and last but not least Infinity War. If you could do these that would be great.
Christ I love these movies and these videos so much. Everytime I watch both of these films I cry tears of joy and my heart feels like its wrapped up in duvet with a cup of hot chocolate on a winter evening. Its a family tradition now for me and my family to watch this at Christmas. We just finished it today on Christmas Day 2018. And I thought id return to this video for the 3rd time because watching and listening to your positivity warms my heart even more. Thank you.
Wizza2418 ye, it was a very Stielbirg ending though if ya compare it to other films from him. But u r right. Though I'd look more to the beginning of the film, not only does it look spectacular, the narration actually feels pretty natural, which is rare. (It also makes sense if u think about where Wade ends up at the end). Its also cool and bleakly realistic to see such a bleak future in many regards not so far away. And all the characters are fun and the main ones are pretty interesting with decent archs and such, its altogether a fairly realistic film oddly, except maybe at the end. Even Samantha being so self conscious about something that most people wouldn't really care about. Its of course not an absolutely incredible film, but its still a good one
I wish the movie adaptation of RPO had been closer to the source material. that being said, it IS a fun summer-blockbuster movie with tons of nostalgia and lots of fantastic imagery. I don't like the movie nearly as much as I do the novel, but the movie is not terrible at all. it's just not up to the standard Cline set in his writing.
I grew up listening to Paddington on CD and when this came out I didn't stop smiling for several days, I am so happy that you did this video and like every other one of your videos it is fantastic.
FYI for all the Americans, Britain/The UK/The British isles isn't just London, London is one city in one country, on an island with two other countries, next two another island with two more countries in it. Imagine if only one American city got any publicity outside of america, not fun, but it's probably not your fault that people in the UK know more about the US than visa versa, we get all of your media and you barely (pun not intended) get any of ours, it's just James Bond, Harry Potter, Doctor Who, and Downton Abbey. *sigh* Rant over, sorry for rambling
You know it's pretty insulting to make such large sweeping generalizations against the populace of an entire country, based on a few uneducated people that you've encountered. Most Americans know at least that London is just a city within the UK, but I do agree with you that UK culture tends to be generalized into London.
Really? In the comments section about a movie where a Stratford-upon-Avon joke is made at the very start? This movie clearly isn’t assuming people won’t get theses jokes. That’s one of it’s strengths, but you decided to do so anyway? Smh.
I honestly think he just didn't enjoy it. He did TFA quickly. Rogue one quickly, but not TLJ. I didn't like it either. I enjoyed TFA, Rogue one, Solo, but not TLJ. Most of it was ruined because they changed directors from JJ Abrams to Rian Johnson who cared more about subverting expectations and less about making a good star wars plot. Of course it had the few amazing parts, Holdo's sacrifice (but I despised the character), rey and Kylo's battle together, the attack on the base. But while JJ created so many plot points to be expanded upon in TFA, Rian johnson just fucked every single one and left nothing to be anticipated for in episode 9.
When I watched this for the first time I had never seen or read anything paddington related. After I finished it, the movie made me feel like paddington was a part of my childhood. I don’t know why but I think that’s a really cool aesthetic of it that adds to the quality.
The movie really likes Brad Bird films and was a worthwhile adaptation because it never loses fight of being warm and fun while imparting simple lessons of politeness and humanity. It's like first day of class at comedy school. you learn a lot.
You guys are the best!! Keep up the great work!!! Please do: 1) The Circle 2) Tropic Thunder 3) The Princess Bride 4) The Lego Ninjago Movie 5) Murder on the Orient Express 6) The Accountant 7) Jack Reacher never go back 8) Arrival 9) The huntsman winters war 10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!!
*Hey there, love the videos as usual, but would it be do-able to do "Everything GREAT About "Avatar"!" ? You know, with the Na'vi and not the airbender one? I feel as though many people forgot how gorgous looking the movie is at certain times.*
I fell in love with this bear who has impeccable manners and kind heart, just like Mr. Brown said, “he always tries to see the best in everyone. Always has”. I also love his angry stare!
the sequence at the beginning when Paddington is on the platform, everyone is in greys and blacks, with the exception of Paddington in a red hat, seemingly showing the hostile nature of London, and then the Browns come along. Mr Brown is wearing grey, the children are wearing red and grey and Mrs Brown is wearing red. To me it symbolises the openness of Mrs Brown contrasted with Mr Brown closed off-ness similar to the rest of London. Also, its nice that it shows the kids as a mix of their parents, showing more of their characters, while we still can't see much yet, because Mr& Mrs Brown take the spotlight. On top of this the red shows the connection to Paddington immediately. Sorry for the essay but the details in this movie are awesome.
I remember showing to one of my young cousins at the age of around 3. All i remember was the hoover scene with the fire. When he fell. One of the cousins cried. It works well with kids and the fact that film did that shows how brilliant it really is. Funny but also a real good one for emotions.
YES! I thought I was the only person in the world who liked Cars 2. No, it's not one of Pixar's top masterpieces, and the first is definitely superior from a story/nostalgia standpoint, but Cars 2 is just fun! I mean, what's not to love about a spy thriller starring Mater?! I have a theory that the people who hate Cars 2 don't know any people IRL like Mater. Whereas, I know a lot of Maters (Kentucky's full of 'em!), and a movie showing a good ol' boy caught up in an international spy romp? Yes, please! I, for one, can totally relate to the fish out of water story. There's also several really beautiful shots in that movie.
Cinemawins, I love your videos with a passion, I really do (something positive for us all), but no one did anything great by waiting or not taking risks. With that in mind, please pretty please to Star Wars The Last Jedi. I've been waiting and checking for months and months. Be the bigger person. People like me will support you. 😊😊😊
Loved the video And now to continue my recent tradition here are the list of 9 movies to do when you want it: *Live Action: -Matilda (1996) -Elysium (2013) -Oblivion (2013) *CGI/Stop motion: -Dinosaur (2000) -cloudy with a chance of meatballs (2009) -Paranorman (2012) *2D animation: -the lion king (1994) -Tarzan (1999) -the emperor's new groove (2000)
Fun fact: In the London montage, the man toasting Paddington as they pass was the character's creator. Sadly, he passed away before the release of the second film.
Joshua Critchfield He actually died in the last day of filming of the second film. Just makes the dedication “To our friend Michael Bond” all the more poignant.
Aww that’s sweet.
Fun fact, the person who plays the little boy in this film, Sam Joslin, is in my year at school in London and is my science partner
Awsome.
Really!?
Is he nice?
He’s actually cute. 😂
Cameron Adkins okay.
The sequel is even better. I never thought that was even possible.
nil patel I didn't sequels could be good either
The Empire Strikes Back is, by vast majority of fans, considered to be the best film of the original Star Wars trilogy.
nil patel Stuart little 2, the dark knight, empire strikes back, back to the future 2 there's more out there
Terminator 2, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Shrek 2
Also according to critics on rotten tomatoes, it is as good as citizen Kane
I can't believe that I fell in love with two very different films involving Sally Hawkins, flooded bathrooms, and an illustrator.
Lawrence Calablaster What was the other film?
I saw The Shape of Water first two so it was an odd feeling. A part of me kept thinking that she was acting way too pure when I know what she’s capable of.
@@eadlynjune Oh that bathtub has seen more just a talking bear riding it downstairs haha
Shape of Water Cinemawins video when Lee
Paddington’s such a good movie it shows most American kids what British culture is... talking bears that eat marmalade! Lol
Alisa The Cool Girl Not really. When I think of British culture I think of chavs and rainy days
holy crap i don’t even remember me making this post XD . but can i say, i agree with all of you.
The movie is very realistic. A homeless immigrant immediately gets adopted by upper class 0.1% family and moves in to one of the richest districts of London where rent for a dirty loft in such house would be £2k/month. It goes perfectly well with a bear straight from a jungle which speaks English fluently with a posh accent. If he talked with Croydon accent he'd stay at the train station forever eating marmalade, drinking ciders and learn pickpocketing.
@@graczmisiek4131 exactly, perfectly said
@@masterknife8423
I think of anyone classier than me
This movie is so unBEARably (real original I know) warm and friendly, and i love it! Like a live action Pooh (before the actual live action Pooh). Also kinda sad you missed the "Is that you God, it's me Margaret" joke.
Raptorus77 there was already a live action movie of pooh bear the many aventures of Winnie
Draconic Duelist no I'm talking about some other stuff
I had the exact same expectations as you. Going into this I was extremely nervous because Paddington was a massive part of my childhood, but after one sitting of it I fell in love all over again and it made me remember just how big Paddington left an impression on me as a tot. I'm yet to see the second one but I look forward to it!
I LOVE both Paddington, it's simple but oh boy it hits your heartstring, can't stop smiling throughout
Paddington sucks. I mean, talking bears eating marmalade? That’s the most preposterous thing I have ever heard of!
Can you please do The Prince of Egypt? It's the kind of movie that makes you wish that Dreamworks had those kinds of guts with all of their movies. Plus, you haven't done an animated film in a little over a month now, so this will be a fresh return.
Please can we get Prince of Egypt?
YES!!
YES what a fantastic movie
I totally second this. it's one of my favorite animated features, thanks to the superb artwork and storytelling throughout.
I could've sworn he had already. but i just looked and couldn't find it. so yes, that movie needs a win video. so many wins.
I'm surprised how everyone here seems to think Paddington 2 is so much better- I've seen both, and I remember thinking 'eh, that was ok, but not a patch on the first one'. But honestly? considering how much people here are raving about it, I'm more than willing to give it another shot. I am watching this channel to appreciate and enjoy things more, after all, so I'd be more than happy for my past self to be proven wrong in this instance!
The gag of the guard keeping a sandwich and flask under his hat never fails to make me grin.
You might as well have just posted the whole movie start to finish and gave it Wins every second. Paddington is just that good. It's a great, feel good, life affirming film that you should watch with family and loved ones.
Can you please do Paddington 2
That's a good idea, also I think we should wait until CinemaSins does something about the movie and THEN CinemaWins would do a review on that movie
That's what I was thinking all throughout the video! I've seen both films and really had a great time with them. Hopefully it won't be a long time till he does the second one.
Dusty engine83 best movie of the year so far (if you count that as a 2018 movie)
Nikki Roessler
Forget CinemaSins. I know CinemaWins is a parody channel of it. But CinemaSins is nothing but depressing. And gets way too political and opinionated.
CinemaWins is DIFFERENTLY the WIN among the two. Pun intended.
The reason I constantly come here is because I need some optimism and positivity in my life. It does help that he summarizes his overall thoughts at the end of each video unlike CinemaSins.
As a Londoner I approve. Also, can you please do the Cornetto trilogy?
Miku Mayana Why do you suppose it is that the Disney opening logo features the Thames river? Wasn't Walt Disney a German-American?
3:03 Wow. Two actors in Doctor Who! Matt Lucas and Peter Capaldi.
Hugh bonneville (Mr brown) was also in Dr Who
Me:...
*video exists*
Me:*screams in British*
As a British person, I find this comment underrated.
Hopefully better than cinema sins
The Doctor its just been hahlf and hour
Jolly good show, what?
Yep! Too true
Heh, I remember seeing this movie as an in-flight movie, ironically enough when I was leaving England. It was pretty great. Glad you covered it, amazing as always, thanks man.
I remember back in August of 2015: It was late at night, and because I was bored, I decided to watch something on Popcorn time. That's when I first noticed this movie, and because I used to watch the cartoon when I was little, I decided to watch it, and then I watched Ted.
Personally, I really enjoyed it, and it felt like they put actual effort and heart into this movie, as oppose to the Chipmunks or Smurf movies, which are clearly just there to make a profit.
Have you seen the sequel?
Not yet.
kristof gergely oh you need to. Takes the film to a whole 'nother level.
Joshua Gerald Butler according to critics on rotten tomatoes it's as good as Citzen Kane
Jetpack Cthulhu the percentage doesn't mean the rating like metacritic, I means the percentage that gave it over a 5/10 or 50/100.
Welsh fan here. Thank you for doing this, I love that this is getting more of a following in places that aren't the UK, it's a lovely movie based off a really good selection of books, and the sequel is impressively, even better, so if you ever fancy taking a look at that, I think you'd enjoy!
6:01 I'm literally crying from laughter. "Doctor Curry" 😂😂😂
Ready player one is next!
It will be a pretty damn short video then
I disagree, I think it will be one of the longest :)
Mole Knight Ha ha have you seen what OP can do with even the likes of Batman & Robin and Fant4stic?
its a mediocre film.
ready player one is great! I loved it cant wait to see it done up by him.
3:35 I knew you'd have a Downtown Abbey joke in there
Well, convinced me. I'll have to see this movie sometime.
Thank you so much for doing this! Love both Paddington films and the sequel is my favourite movie of all time. Mostly because I love trains and it's kind of a big part of the story (no spoilers). Liked and favourited immediately! Please get round to the sequel when you can. It would be worth it, trust me!
Hey CinemaWins!! Avengers Infinity War is out on Digital!!
WOULD LOVE that that would be your next video after next weeks!! :D
Hunter, everyone knows it would break the win counter
Break the sin counter too
We're all gonna cry when he gets to the ending
I saw the first movie at the cinema when I was about 14 o 15. I’ll see the third one at 25. I’ll be the only adult in the room sitting alone without a child, with a paddington bear stuffy
Instead of “Meat pasted sandwiches and pickles” Doc-Mr Curry should have said “ Fishfingers and custard”.
Wrong Doctor, but good joke.
I’ll always remember when the Doctor was him.
It's meat paste sandwiches, a British delicacy... not...
Fun fact, the cabbie played by Matt Lucas, was also Nardole, the Doctor's companion on Doctor Who!
Paddington bear may be extremely adorable, but I think that you have to see how much more adorable Morph from Treasure Planet is. Why don't you watch it and see for yourself.
A. S. Ranu hell yeah morph is the best
Spider psycho!
A. S. Ranu Has Treasure Planet been on "Really That Good" yet? If not, really needs to be.
A.S. R. I used to love Morph. He was created by Aardman I believe. I had no idea they made a film of him though.
"Doctor Curry" I see what you did there. :)
When you put dumbledore, umbridge and molly weasley together you get paddington
By any chance; could you do Everything great about Kong: Skull Island???
Hey I just finished Ready Player One, neat to see that you’re doing it next!
I love Paddington! I have some of the older stuffies. The ones with the blue, and yellow hats.
I feel like it would be a fun and interesting challenge for you to find a movie that you actually hate, like a movie you would give a 0/10 if asked to rate it, and try and find as many wins as possible for it. It might be a difficult video to make, and one you wouldn’t be the most eager to do, but it would be a nice thought experiment to see how you can find joy even in things you hate.
He kind of did that with the "EGA The Last Airbender" and "EGA Gods Of Egypt" videos. I can't remember if he *hated* them but I'm sure he said in the summery bit at the end that he had to stretch quite a bit to find things to win.
I'm so pleased :) between you and Patrick H. Willems, I cannot better express how happy the appreciation of this movie makes me.
"Cutest anthromophorsized bear cub ever imagined."
Koda from Brother Bear would like to speak with you.
It was probably the fifth or sixth most coldest day in my entire life! I love Koda, Brother Bear is such a hidden gem.
The Blakk Vulture YES!!!!
The Wolf of Comedy Koda isn’t anthropomorphized. He still mostly acts/moves like a bear. Paddington moves more like a human, as far as I can tell
Roger Dräyer Anthromorphism is defined as the attribution of human characteristics OR behaviors to non-human entities. That means Koda, Simba, Shere Khan, Baloo, Paddington, Judy Hopps, Mickey Mouse, Brian Griffin, Goofy, and Littlefoot are all anthropomorphic. If its not a human but it has human-like qualities, either behavioral or physical, it's anthropomorphic.
Ms.RedNebula The most underappreciated Disney movie of all time. I watched that movie more as a kid than The Lion King
I never stopped to wonder why this movie is basically beloved and thanks to you, I have.
I was one of the people who guest it right last week!
*guessed
Ceedubs Entertainment did you seiously haft to coreact him
3:02 man Nardle must have it rough when not with the Doctor
Ope nevermind 6:02 there he is. Musta sealed his memories again
My mom is obsessed with this movie!
Can you do Star Wars the last Jedi?
12SammyD12 correct me if I’m wrong but he didn’t, he has done 1-7 but not episode 9!
Kieran Playz yeah he cant cause 9 isnt out yet
I think he is counting rougue one as 8
also cinema SINS did last Jedi, not Wins
Hah, that'd be a pretty short video
Something is keeping him from doing it, or it would have been finished a long time ago.
I speculated that it was because he'd get demonitized due to the inevideble 50/50 like to dislike ratio (which is most likely the case)
I think he's waiting for the sheer hatred of the movie to die down, when in reality he should just bite the bullet and go for it, because it's not going to happen anytime soon.
I love this film my brother has autism and this film really brought me closer to him as he watches the “naught bear” with a cheeky smile on his face. Thanks for doing it as it will always be a favourite.
Hey love your videos, wondering if you could do the Iron Giant...keep up the awesome work!
My favorite thing about that movie is how the director made a movie feel like a picture book your mom's reading you before bed.
Wow I didn't think Paddington would be this good. Now all I have to do is go and watch it. Only three suggestions for today. First one as always How to Train Your Dragon 2, next Star Wars The Last Jedi, and last but not least Infinity War. If you could do these that would be great.
I always tear up when the “leafs” on the “tree” they have just fades away😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Can you win Mary Poppins??? its my fav movie ever
I like the reference you made about Capaldi being The Doctor ;)
Can you do a video on Everything GREAT about The Lion King?
The Blakk Vulture you should, it's a really good movie
I feel like he has. I'd have to check but I think he might have
Enaz of Astora no need, I checked, he hasn't
He’ll probably do it days before the release of the live-action version.
That'd be a hard one, if for no other reason than because everything about that movie is wonderful
You made a parks and rec reference which made me very happy
I'm ready for Everything GREAT About Ready Player One next week!
Christ I love these movies and these videos so much. Everytime I watch both of these films I cry tears of joy and my heart feels like its wrapped up in duvet with a cup of hot chocolate on a winter evening. Its a family tradition now for me and my family to watch this at Christmas. We just finished it today on Christmas Day 2018. And I thought id return to this video for the 3rd time because watching and listening to your positivity warms my heart even more. Thank you.
*Everything GREAT About Ready Player One is NEXT!! :D*
That ending left something to be desired though.
Wizza2418 ye, it was a very Stielbirg ending though if ya compare it to other films from him. But u r right. Though I'd look more to the beginning of the film, not only does it look spectacular, the narration actually feels pretty natural, which is rare. (It also makes sense if u think about where Wade ends up at the end). Its also cool and bleakly realistic to see such a bleak future in many regards not so far away. And all the characters are fun and the main ones are pretty interesting with decent archs and such, its altogether a fairly realistic film oddly, except maybe at the end. Even Samantha being so self conscious about something that most people wouldn't really care about.
Its of course not an absolutely incredible film, but its still a good one
I would agree.
I wish the movie adaptation of RPO had been closer to the source material. that being said, it IS a fun summer-blockbuster movie with tons of nostalgia and lots of fantastic imagery. I don't like the movie nearly as much as I do the novel, but the movie is not terrible at all. it's just not up to the standard Cline set in his writing.
Not the CGI of the 2 protagonists
8:57 HELLO DOCTOR!
Loved the video. Can you please do hunt for the wilder people next.👍🏻👍🏻
Liza Han Oh my god I loved that movie!
I grew up listening to Paddington on CD and when this came out I didn't stop smiling for several days, I am so happy that you did this video and like every other one of your videos it is fantastic.
FYI for all the Americans, Britain/The UK/The British isles isn't just London, London is one city in one country, on an island with two other countries, next two another island with two more countries in it. Imagine if only one American city got any publicity outside of america, not fun, but it's probably not your fault that people in the UK know more about the US than visa versa, we get all of your media and you barely (pun not intended) get any of ours, it's just James Bond, Harry Potter, Doctor Who, and Downton Abbey.
*sigh*
Rant over, sorry for rambling
You know it's pretty insulting to make such large sweeping generalizations against the populace of an entire country, based on a few uneducated people that you've encountered. Most Americans know at least that London is just a city within the UK, but I do agree with you that UK culture tends to be generalized into London.
Really? In the comments section about a movie where a Stratford-upon-Avon joke is made at the very start? This movie clearly isn’t assuming people won’t get theses jokes. That’s one of it’s strengths, but you decided to do so anyway? Smh.
Thank you for helping me fall in love with the movies and the childhood classics, and the combined future they have now, all over again
Everything great about the Last Jedi
I honestly think he just didn't enjoy it. He did TFA quickly. Rogue one quickly, but not TLJ.
I didn't like it either. I enjoyed TFA, Rogue one, Solo, but not TLJ. Most of it was ruined because they changed directors from JJ Abrams to Rian Johnson who cared more about subverting expectations and less about making a good star wars plot. Of course it had the few amazing parts, Holdo's sacrifice (but I despised the character), rey and Kylo's battle together, the attack on the base.
But while JJ created so many plot points to be expanded upon in TFA, Rian johnson just fucked every single one and left nothing to be anticipated for in episode 9.
You nailed it. I’ve never been so disappointed and torn in a theater. It was bad.
@@thaddeushenry9730 actually, he took so long because of the backlash against the movie
@@jasonking7570 fair enough
Jason King correction, he took so long because he didn’t want to be beaten to death by fans
When I watched this for the first time I had never seen or read anything paddington related. After I finished it, the movie made me feel like paddington was a part of my childhood. I don’t know why but I think that’s a really cool aesthetic of it that adds to the quality.
Please do infinity war next I’m begging you
The blu Ray needs to come out first so he can use the footage
Riminal it came out on digital on the 31st of July
agree!!!!!!plz infinity war!!!!!!
The digital is already out, that’s what he needs. Next week is Ready Player One though
Myles I think its still not on sale yet ;)
The movie really likes Brad Bird films and was a worthwhile adaptation because it never loses fight of being warm and fun while imparting simple lessons of politeness and humanity. It's like first day of class at comedy school. you learn a lot.
Love your videos! Can you do Last Jedi?
You guys are the best!! Keep up the great work!!!
Please do:
1) The Circle
2) Tropic Thunder
3) The Princess Bride
4) The Lego Ninjago Movie
5) Murder on the Orient Express
6) The Accountant
7) Jack Reacher never go back
8) Arrival
9) The huntsman winters war
10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!!
*Hey there, love the videos as usual, but would it be do-able to do "Everything GREAT About "Avatar"!" ? You know, with the Na'vi and not the airbender one? I feel as though many people forgot how gorgous looking the movie is at certain times.*
Well he did the Airbender one but he didnt do the Avatar movie with the Na'vi yet.
That NEEDS to happen
Thank you for covering this movie!! It will always have a soft spot for me and it was sad seeing how little love it was getting
LAST JEDI, LAST JEDI, LAST JEDI!!! C'MON DON'T MAKE US WAIT ALMOST 2 YEARS SO YOU CAN HOP ONTO THE TREND
Just saw this movie yesterday and was so pleasantly surprised. Thoroughly agreed with your rundown and can't wait to watch the next one!
Imitation game at some point if possible it’s an amazing movie and I’d love to see your thoughts about it
I fell in love with this bear who has impeccable manners and kind heart, just like Mr. Brown said, “he always tries to see the best in everyone. Always has”. I also love his angry stare!
Every time I stare at someone like that (or I see someone else do it), I call it a "Paddington stare"!
Please do the Last Jedi!
7:05 if you watch nothing else from the UK watch Peep Show. Super Hans is our greatest output
Everything GREAT About How To Train Your Dragon 2!
the sequence at the beginning when Paddington is on the platform, everyone is in greys and blacks, with the exception of Paddington in a red hat, seemingly showing the hostile nature of London, and then the Browns come along. Mr Brown is wearing grey, the children are wearing red and grey and Mrs Brown is wearing red. To me it symbolises the openness of Mrs Brown contrasted with Mr Brown closed off-ness similar to the rest of London. Also, its nice that it shows the kids as a mix of their parents, showing more of their characters, while we still can't see much yet, because Mr& Mrs Brown take the spotlight. On top of this the red shows the connection to Paddington immediately. Sorry for the essay but the details in this movie are awesome.
Do tangled
With your channel, you don’t even need the counter. The clips and insights you have on these movies is enough for me!
infinity war is next right?
veigahe but there us digital download available now
Nope, Ready Player One
There is digital my guy
Nah RP1
They only do videos when the blu rays are out... they aren't gonna change that just for one movie.
I love this channel. I've never seen Paddington nor was I ever going to but i watch all of your videos and I loved it. Keep up the great work
Everything Great About Ice Age
The animation for Paddington was so adorable
ya should do infinity war!
I remember showing to one of my young cousins at the age of around 3. All i remember was the hoover scene with the fire. When he fell. One of the cousins cried.
It works well with kids and the fact that film did that shows how brilliant it really is.
Funny but also a real good one for emotions.
Is it possible that you could do a Everything Great about Kong Skull Island ?
I haven't even watched this movie (wishing now that I did) and yet the scene when Paddington said, "home" made me kinda emotional.
Please make “Everything Great About Cars 2”!
John Armellino because its a fun movie
YES! I thought I was the only person in the world who liked Cars 2. No, it's not one of Pixar's top masterpieces, and the first is definitely superior from a story/nostalgia standpoint, but Cars 2 is just fun! I mean, what's not to love about a spy thriller starring Mater?! I have a theory that the people who hate Cars 2 don't know any people IRL like Mater. Whereas, I know a lot of Maters (Kentucky's full of 'em!), and a movie showing a good ol' boy caught up in an international spy romp? Yes, please! I, for one, can totally relate to the fish out of water story. There's also several really beautiful shots in that movie.
Believe it or not, Cars 2 is my favorite Pixar movie.
If you wanna know why, I made a Reddit post a while ago talking all about it. redd.it/90mq8c
Cars 1 has to be first
Yes. I liked it!
This channel is so much more better since it is actually really positive and actually makes people want to see the movies
You should make. Everything great about cinemawins
Rashid Abdulaev cinema sins sins should
What if he did everything great about cinemasins and cinemasins did everything wrong with cinemawins
Well then zero wins and zero sin
Everything IS great about CinemaWins
What about if cinemasins, did an everything great about cinemaswins.
While cinemawins did everything wrong with cinemasins?
3:17 isn't that the guy who played nardal in doctor who
Cinemawins, I love your videos with a passion, I really do (something positive for us all), but no one did anything great by waiting or not taking risks. With that in mind, please pretty please to Star Wars The Last Jedi. I've been waiting and checking for months and months. Be the bigger person. People like me will support you. 😊😊😊
I'm surprised he didn't win Michael Bond's cameo, but then I guess you have to know it's there to actually notice it. Good job on this one!
Hey! I guessed correctly. Ding
So Happy you did this movie, I loved the book as a small child and the movie just improved upon it, you’re doing a great job
I have a video idea (sorry if it’s a bad idea):
Everything great about Leap (2016)
You forgot the Micheal Bond cameo. May he rest in peace.
Can you do the Lotr trilogy
The grandmother was my favourite. Idk why but sarcastic old people with British accents are always funny characters
im hoping for a cornetto trilogy teaser frame
ps: at 7:19 you could also get it if you've seen "the worlds end" as much as I did
Let's BooBoo!
To any person wanting to do a live-action animation family movie hoping that it can be good, this is one film that you should study.
Can you please do the amazing spider-man series?!?!?!
Loved the video
And now to continue my recent tradition here are the list of 9 movies to do when you want it:
*Live Action:
-Matilda (1996)
-Elysium (2013)
-Oblivion (2013)
*CGI/Stop motion:
-Dinosaur (2000)
-cloudy with a chance of meatballs (2009)
-Paranorman (2012)
*2D animation:
-the lion king (1994)
-Tarzan (1999)
-the emperor's new groove (2000)