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Showing a woman and a man on a bed together partly clothed was a real shocker as well as showing a toilet being flushed. "Psycho" was about as jarring, if not more so, than "The Exorcist" was. Yet in only a little over a decade, standards were so much more relaxed that showing a couple on a bed was nothing compared to watching a little girl masturbate with a crucifix.

I am not the big Tarantino Fan but I realy like this movie. It has a good ending. Not the real ending but sometimes we all wish it would have been changed to the better.

nah, it's actually great for cinema. The Oscars dont get to decide what a Great film is anymore. We live in the most opinionnated society maybe ever, and art gets to be subjective again. I say strike down the celebrity popularity contest.

This is why Steven Spielberg is one of my favourite directors of all time!

I've watched Once Upon a Time... almost as many times as I've seen Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds for whatever that's worth. Like The Big Lebowski it gets better and better upon rewatches. Tarantino is such a great and deliberate artist.

They can show tits on youtube now??

They are the same one ia the peraona of the other abd that is the puzzle...it ia work around a jungian theory...not two seperate persons no!!!

Like the structure. Loved the main actress. Could not get past the love story between a 15 year old and adult woman. It just made it all….yuck.

That final scene with the mimes as the camera focuses on the photographers face as he watches the imaginary tennis game is a moment of frightening self-realization --- if you look carefully, you will see a subtle yet clearly expressed change occur in the characters face --- it is when he realizes that he has lost his individuality and given in to the overall illusion that daily tries to entrap us --- the moment where you realize you have become untethered by joining having joined the many and in the process have lost yourself. To be alone in a crowd as it were. A quietly haunting and existentially devastating moment.

THERE IS WELLES THEN DAYLIGHT

Because she’s not pretty enough to sit and watch through a 2hour film about a grown women with no friends

Great movie but the De Aging CGI puts me off especially when Frank supposed to be younger.

The background music is a bit too loud and does not really match the topic.

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I’d like to complement about that scene with the infrarred night vision perspective, because besides the reference to Godard’s “Alphaville”, it reminded me of FW Murnau’s “Nosferatu”, where there’s a scene when the main character is arriving at Nosferatu’s castle and they turn the image to negative, in a classical german expressionism way, that aims to convey the idea of crossing a threshold into the paranormal world, and I think that Villneuve does the exact same thing, crossing to Mexico (in a symbolic way through the tunnel that reminds of hell) and also crossing a threshold into a world with no law, where the rules Kate understands are completely shattered, as her character ends up being by the end of the film.

stunning work!!!!!!!

Its a movie. You're a man...or woman. Life works with or without you.

Well done. Very impressive. Amazing job

I would like to watch the films mentioned here, I wish I had more time like I had when I was in my 20s and was a huge cinephile :)

Good lord, this is the most long winded, verbose bunch of bullshit of a movie explanation I’ve ever seen. And still no fucking clue what the movie is about.

Amazing photography for that era. Apart from Janet Leigh's dead stationary eye ...when the camera focuses up on the running shower from below ,why isn't the water splashing on the camera lens ?

11:05 I always get goosebumps from this scene. It's so bittersweet. It is a reminder, especially when the title flashes in the end. One can at least probably tell that this is a good fantasy, but you are still reminded of the reality of what truly happened.

Tf are you talking about son!? The film is perfect!

"Meta" as in Metamucil, strikes me as made-up word that belongs in prefix land.

Great analysis on a main level of the film. Having been born in the 60's and lived some of my youth in SoCal, I'd like to add that we're also seeing the naivete of 1970's American culture, allowing us to laugh at ourselves regarding where we were and where we've gotten.

Great video 👍

11:40 which film?

Loved you comment on the push and pull of the movie and the idea that the adult world isn't all that is cracked up to be for the characters

When we first see Janet Leigh, she's in her stocking feet! Her tootsies looked great in hose.

An important connecting through line is the art of stories. It's structured in segments as articles of a magazine to illustrate the profound stories of life. Each segment is experienced by a writer and told in a way to emphasize their presence in the story. Because ultimately they're the final say of what gets told, what they deem important enough to include is indicative of themself as a person. The final scene where they're writing the editor-in-chiefs obituary ties these stories together beautifully. Every writer in that room was influenced by the editor because of the pushes he made. They all had the support from him to write what they really felt needed to be written. His life was dedicated to stories and in a room of writers gathered around his body. They each recognize the need to tell his story. This movie is a love letter to writers everywhere.

I guess the beach scene explains everything,it happened with one of the persona and in some a way it bothered her mind so may be she created alma in her mind (also she is a actor it could be one of the role she played)alma literally means soul and persona in Latin means mask so may be in the beach story with Katarina and two boys actually there was Elizabeth who was with them and she is just telling it to herself you can see Elizabeth never speaks it's only alma and alma also says nobody listens to her you are the only one so basically alma (internal self) is just a soul of Elizabeth and Elizabeth is just mask (external self)

This is one of the weirdest movie's I ever seen

hello 🙂 I've just discovered your videos and wanted to express my gratitude for the effort you put into making them. as someone who's not very familiar with symbolysm in visual imagery your breakdowns have been incredibly insightful and appreciated. I do have a small piece of feedback, and I really hope you won't mind me saying this. I personally find the frequent pauses in the video very distracting, although I completely understand the intention behind them and the value they add to the explanation. it's just a personal preference, and I unfortunately don't have a better solution to suggest. thank you once again for your hard work and dedication. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of your content :-)

That end to the video was ridiculously cathartic :D

I think I’ve come up with a really good analogy for licorice pizza. It’s PTA’s Zabriski Point. Antonioni thought he could make a film with out professional actors. It looks stunning but doesn’t work. I feel the same about LP.

As a novice filmmaker, I’m so glad to have found this channel. Thanks!

Love Blow-Up!!! I just got to rewatch it in theaters ☺️☺️

Spiderman No Way Home was my favorite film of 2021

Hemmings was terrific in the movie a la bailey !

why is this age restricted

did you ekneo he was 15 years old. sum bulshit,

that noise was loud calm the clum ok

oyu i don note agree with you. the piss pull dymanic doesn't made sense. because he is 15. he is 15 he ius 15. year old

Learning about this movie in my humanities class and 7 yrs later this video was so useful!

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Greedy sociopath; He wants peace, closure and a relationship with Peggy, chasing her at work - yet at the end he cannot seem to make the leap that families who's members he killed (like Hoffa) want the same thing. He can't give peace, therefore he does not get any...

The dead body is a manniquin in some reviews. When he hears the sound of the tennis ball he realises he's not a photographer in swinging London but the tramp at the beginning. A circle of imitation unreality closes in the final frame he disappears in to fiction unreality.

Honestly i wish the whole movie was about buster Scruggs I didn’t care for the other shorts as much I just wanted to see more buster and when I realized the other stories didn’t connect to him at all other than the fact the all have death in them I was highly disappointed and found myself wanting to go back to the beginning to watch buster Scruggss short !

Does anyone know the film at 0:58? It looks very interesting and I can't figure out what it is.

I have to say that I really didn't care for this movie at all. Whenever I think about it I have a deep feeling of...dread, I guess. The time the movie took place, late 1970s LA, was the same time I was in high school in LA county. None of that felt authentic to me whatsoever. That and so much more just left me cold. That said, I think There Will Be Blood is the greatest movie ever made.