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RECOMMEND ME MOVIES 👀 (Patreon)

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2020-09-19 21:29:21
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Heyo everyone! First off, I just want to say THANK YOU for the incredible love and support. I’m speechless. I try my best to make sure everyone one of you understand that because I’m grateful every single day.

I get a TON of comments on my YouTube for movies to watch but I want to open the floodgates to you guys first. So..what should I watch!? Please keep it to one movie and explain why if you’d like! :)

I’ll be putting the ones I notice in the next patreon polls so make sure to comment! Cheers đŸ»đŸŽ„

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Melinda Sandstedt

Black Swan and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2011)

Anonymous

The Rocky Horror Picture Show The Evil Dead 1981 Donnie Darko (theatrical cut)

Anonymous

Brothers Bloom. Triangle. Who's Afraid of Virgina Woolf.

Anonymous
>>44354844

And thank YOU for creating this space for us to build a community in.

Andrew Corbyn

If you haven't seen it I'd recommend Eraserhead directed by David Lynch! It's the ultimate weird movie with a good message and terrific sound design. It's also Lynch's first full length film and, in my opinion, an essential horror movie to watch!

Aaron Tyrrell

Hey James I’d recommend “this is england” by Shane meadows

Anonymous

La haine, in the mood for love, the conformist

Anonymous

Boondock Saints The Jacket Crash Powder

Anonymous

The Evil Dead (both 2013 and 1981) is really, really good. The first saw, while not a masterpiece, is far and beyond what most people consider it as.

Shaun Wilkinson

The Fountain. It’s a visual masterclass with brilliant performances and it’s unlike anything you’ve covered to date. I don’t think you’ve watched an Aronofsky film for the channel yet and that’s just unacceptable lol 😜

Anonymous

The House That Jack Built (2018)

a.n.w

Metropolis (1926) is the first feature length sci fi movie. You would love the insanely intricate hand made sets and miniatures, the Art Deco style and the fact that it’s a metaphor of capitalism and the Industrial Age. Highly recommended

Anonymous

I would recommend a 1977 horror film called House(aka Hausu). It’s a crazy film and a reaction of it would be pretty great.

Anonymous

The Stuntman. A movie about filmmaking would be perfect for a filmmaker like yourself :)

Garry L

The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford. One of Roger Deakins’ finest moments

Lionhunter

Sunshine by Danny Boyle. You wont find a more visually beautiful sci-fi movie

Garry L

The train robbery sequence is flat out genius. Long movie but incredibly worth it.

Tserriednich

the patriot with mel gibson

William Ehlmann

A Touch of Sin 2013 Enter The Void 2009 Cache 2005 dancer in the dark 2000 Don’t look now 1973

Anonymous

Swiss Army Man i can’t even put into words how much I love it

Anonymous

Definitely look at Black Swan if you’ve never seen it. The new Netflix film ‘Devil all the Time’ with Tom Holland is also fantastic (albeit brutally violent). Lastly, I can’t say I’d recommend anything more than Burning, a 2018 Korean psych thriller- widely considered one of the best movies of the last decade, but seldom known in the US. The trailer will immediately have you hooked.

Anonymous

The Ritual on Netflix! Horror for October:)

Anonymous

Dredd (2012) - The drug sequences are cool, the comic book vibes seem right up your alley, and it's a fun film all around. I especially enjoyed seeing it on the big screen. I'd love to hear your commentary on it!

David Melo

Have you seen the Edgar Wright film Baby Driver? It's a fun lil movie and quite entertaining it also has a unique aspect to it. The film was edited and filmed to synchronize with the music that plays a large part in the plot. It's done very well

Odin Von Oslo

Dredd Tucker and Dale vs. Evil The Adjustment Bureau

Anonymous

"please keep it to one movie"... :P

Yessica C

Under the Skin (2013) - it makes you think about our views on beauty and emotion. The cinematography is beautiful and the score is haunting.

Mister Lou

I recommend Cloud Atlas, even if it's a movie you've seen before, it's the type of movie that needs multiple viewings to comprehend.. at least that's how it was for me. Also it's like 5 or 6 movies in 1, how can you beat that?

Nick Parker

You should watch The Intouchables (Not to be confused with the Untouchables). It is a french film with subtitles. The lead actor's performance is electric! I have never seen tech charisma come through in a foreign film. You will love it.

A.J. Workman

Greta Gerwig’s Little Women. Was my favorite film of last year just beating out Jojo Rabbit. Not only is it based of an incredible piece of American literature, but it’s a gorgeous film showing off the talents of a director that is quickly climbing up my list of favorites and a cast that crushes every performance

Jansson

I recommend you watch Smoke Signals. It’s truly a remarkable film that was made entirely by the Indigenous community. It sparks a massive conversation and brings light to a lot of issues that people face on a day to day basis. The film also discusses a lot of misconceptions and stereotypes associated with Indigenous peoples and tackles them head on. It truly is a remarkable film with wonderful performances that is not only powerful but inspirational as well. I think you’ll love it.

Nick Parker

Lost In Translation is an incredible movie with Bill Murray and Scarlet Johansen. The movie is set in Tokyo. Bill Murray basically plays himself. Scarlet is there because her husband is there for business. It is a fantastic, unconventional, moment-in-time kind of movie.

Red Tail Zephier

True Romance, Heat, Manhunter, Thief, Mean Streets, The Professional, The French Connection, The Shining, Network, Fargo, Rasing Arizona, Reservoir Dogs, A Prophet, Sin Nombré, They Live, Road Warrior, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Trading Places, Biutiful, Dragged Across Concrete, Brawl in Cellblock 99, Boiler Room, Glenn Garry Glenn Ross, Wall Street, Platoon

Shehab Dawoud

The Shining, A Clockwork Orange, Eyes Wide Shut, American Psycho, The Wolf of Wall Street, The King Of Comedy, Mystic River, As Good As It Gets, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Chinatown, Forrest Gump, Heat, Midnight Run

Shehab Dawoud

If you only want one movie, I'd say A Clockwork Orange just for the fact that it's so unique. You've never seen anything like it

Anonymous
>>44357876

+1 True Romance. Tarantino script, Tony Scott (Top Gun) directed. Stars Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, James Gandolfini, Dennis Hopper, Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, and Christopher Walken.

Tserriednich

LĂ©on the professional

Anonymous

Waves. There is a film making technique that i haven't seen pulled off this perfectly before and it only adds to the overall greatness of the film. The soundtrack is done by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross(Gone girl, The Social Network ect.) And the acting is Amazing. I can't recommend Waves enough.

Mitchy D

Blow Out (1981) directed by Brian De Palma starring John Travolta. You will really appreciate this James, the way De Palma uses different camera angles and his use of the split diopter shot is second to none! As a filmmaker you will really enjoy it!

Sian Day

Mad Max Hereditary Prisoners Chronicle Surfs Up (I know what you’re thinking lol but it’s a good movie) Doctor Sleep

Anonymous

Anything by Shane Black (other than The Predator). Seriously, guy has a treasure trove of great scripts. The Last Boy Scout (Directed by Tony Scott) The Nice Guys Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang The Long Kiss Good Night Iron Man 3 Lethal Weapon 1 and 2 Last Action Hero The Monster Squad. You love good scripts, you should study Shane Black.

Dan Hensley

The Grey. This movie was marketed horribly as an action film starring Liam Neeson when it is SO much more than that. It is thoughtful and sad, with an amazingly haunting score. It's #9 in my top 10 list and my #1 in my hidden gems list. :)

Anonymous

I would recommend "The Handmaiden" . A great story with a lot of twists, which is beautiful shot. Its from the director who did oldboy. You will love it.

Anonymous

Mishima: a life in four chapters. Directed by Paul Schrader the writer for taxi driver. Amazing film

Anonymous

Super from James Gunn. It's a personal favorite of mine. Not so much for the cinematography, but more for the sheer creativity and neat take on a "super hero" film. Creative, fantastic performances, and all around James Gunn goodness. Also, Kevin Bacon.

Anonymous

I would like to recommend You Were Never Really Here, directed by Lynne Ramsay. Besides being one of my favorite movies of the last decade, it seems like something you would really enjoy as well. Art house thriller with a wonderful soundtrack.

Anonymous

Do The Right Thing because it really reflects today's racial themed problems and it is also a masterpiece. Being John Malkovich because it is the most unique film you'll ever see and I'd really love to see your reaction to it. Finally, someone on here mentioned Climax before and I would also love to see your reaction on that film.

Anonymous

Chopper with Eric Bana, or This is England!

Anonymous

A rather underrated Netflix film called Triple Frontier is really good in my opinion for reacting. It has a great cast like Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam, Pedro Pascal, and more. It's about an old military squad that gets back together to rob a drug lord. It's not a crazy deep film, but it is an extremely stressful watch and touches on a lot of the horrors that happens to kids and families in South America that are at the fate of the cartels. Definitely worth the watch if you have a chance!

Anonymous

I am going to again recommend you watch some classic low budget "feel good movies" that no one thought would go anywhere and ended up blockbusters and/or Golden Globe and Oscar nominated. When watching: ask why these movies connected so with audiences and jaded critics. The British are the best at these movies and best examples are The Full Monty - 1997 and Billy Elliot - 2000. Director John Carney made the movie "Once" in 2007 for $150,000.00 and it won an Oscar! His 2016 movie "Sing Street" was nominated for Golden Globe and is a most see for any music lover - especially of 80's music and music videos. 1979 movie "Breaking Away" directed by Peter Yates is one of the greatest Oscar under dog stories anywhere. Budget of 2 million, foreign director and screenwriter, no names at the time and went on to dominate all Oscar categories and won for best screenplay. Eight Grade by Bo Burnham (2018) is good example of this type of movie recently.

Anonymous

The Transfiguration is a great little netflix movie. Highly recommended

Anonymous

I dont have much more to say then that your life will be forever improved after you watch 'All That Jazz' 1979, plus you dont have any musical reactions yet so what better movie to start with than this.

Shahd

Arrival (2016). 2 words: Denis Villeneuve

Shahd

Others: Nightcrawler (2014) Edge of Tomorrow (2014)

tristan renaut

I Saw The Devil by Kim jee-woon with the same actor as old boy, it's one of the best Korean thriller out there (and God knows these guys are good in that genre). It's a really well crafted movie, some shots are insane and overhaul it's not a movie you will forget. A small warning though, the violence goes very far.

Anonymous

Funny games by Michael Haneke, Burning by Lee Chang Dong, Persona by Ingman Bergman, Irréversible by Gaspar Noé, Profondo Rosso by Dario Argento and Barry Lyndon by Kubrick.

Anonymous

Nobody has ever reacted to "The Girl with All the Gifts". Such an amazing film with amazing actors and a story you won't see coming.

Anonymous

Would love to see you react to The neccesary death of charlie coutryman, Arrival, The HBO miniseries Band of brothers, Moneyball, interstellar, Signs, Snatch, True detective season 1

Emma B

The Devil All The Time on Netflix!!

Anonymous

Would love to see The Wrestler (2009) It was directed by Darren Aronofsky who has done movies like, Black Swan, and Requiem for a Dream. It's a beautiful film with incredible performances, and it has one of the greatest endings in film history. I highly suggest this film as it is an absolute masterpiece.

Anonymous

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World! The lost masterpiece of the early 2000's as it had the misfortune to come out the same year as LOTR Return of the King, and thus lost basically every oscar to it. A joyous, Napoleonic seafaring Odyssey with great performances and an amazing sampling of period music. Also, never seen a reaction to it before ;)

Anonymous

Snatch is a great movie! Definitely recommend it. Guy Ritchie films are so badass

Anonymous

Training day?

Anonymous

I have three for you! Luc Besson's highly stylistic action/drama, Leon: The Professional. The extended cut is definitely preferred over the standard. Michael Mann's epic LA crime masterpiece Heat and Battle Royale, a Japanese movie about a class of teenagers that are taken to an island and forced to fight to the death until 1 remains.

George Wood

Persona (1966) by Ingmar Bergman. One of the greatest films ever by maybe the greatest director of all time.

Kevin

The Road (2009) Post apocalyptic drama with imo Viggo Mortensens best performance. Not a feel good movie by any means but there is beauty in its bleakness.

Anonymous

What we do in the shadows by Taika waititi

Anonymous

First Man by Damien Chazelle

Anonymous

I would recommend Parasite (2019), I know it won Best Motion Picture of the Year at the oscars 2019 but it still blew my mind how incredible this movie was. Its a korean comedy/thriller that touches on some very deep subjects that would be interesting to hear your thought about. Its definitely one of those movies that lingers in your head a couple of days after you've seen it because it is just so good. As a filmmaker I think you'll love it :) If you haven't seen the trailer yet, don't do it. just watch it completly blind for best experiecne

Wrencher86

"Ravenous" (1999) A curious, period piece horror film starring Guy Pearce, Robert Carlyle and enough subtext to write a thesis or two. Directed by Antonia Bird who was, from my understanding, a favorite of the London art-house scene. It's weird, funny, occasionally thrilling and just overall enjoyable. And from a more pragmatic standpoint, there's a bunch of weird-o movie nerds like me who love it and very, very few people who have reacted to or discussed it. Should do pretty good numbers.

Wrencher86
>>44773988

Shit, forgot to mention the incredibly weird (in a good way) score by Damon Albarn (of Gorrilaz and Blur) and Michael Nyman.

Anonymous

Only the Brave (2017). Such a great film starring Josh Brolin, Jeff Bridges & Miles Teller

Anonymous

Here's a small list;

Anonymous

Suspiria, Jacobs Ladder, Requiem of a Dream, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Warriors, A Clockwork Orange, Enter the Void, The Colour ot of Space, Fire in the Sky, Pi, Into the Mouth of Madness, They Live, The Thing, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Wailing, (now some anime movies) Akira, Vampire Hunter D, Ninja Scroll, Steamboy, Jin Roh, theres a few to start

Anonymous

I know this is a super late recommendation, the The Fall (2007) is a phenomenal movie that is absolutely gorgeous. It is so overlooked it is criminal. I honestly don't know if it would do well on your channel, but for your own personal viewing I think you would very much appreciate it

Anonymous

I also am just seeing this and have some super late recommendations that I think you’d love: Ad Astra, Edge of Tomorrow, Eyes Wide Shut, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Oceans 11, Blade Runner, Moneyball, Mission Impossible, American Made, Ghost Writer, Casino Royale, Mud, and Chinatown. Hopefully you could take a look at one of these

Anonymous

‘388 Arletta Avenue’ is a unique film. I was instantly captivated and horrified. The manner in which they placed the cameras draws you in. A must see, at least for the technical aspects.