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Is THIS the problem with the new movies?!?! I can't think of a single moment where I went "damn this music score is amazing."

eric's daughter was correct. the ending was... bad

Star Wars was not that good to begin with. There were moments that were good, but the overall story line is ridiculous and most of the dialog and acting hokey.

I watched Constantine for the first time because of your last video about it, and it might be my favorite comic book movie of all time. Thanks.

The thing that makes the project appealing to me is the fact dialogs and interpretation are so bad they distract me from the epic music and visuals.

I really want Francis Lawrence to burst out with something big again. He's got the juice, it's just not concentrated well a lot of the time. Constantine is a minor miracle of a movie - nothing like what you'd expect from a comic book movie then - and that's even more true today. He made one of the best YA adaptations with Catching Fire - a dystopian action/thriller so above the rest even his own follow-us can't match it. I Am Legend is somewhat underappreciated for being the tought, big budget horror spectacle it is - though it was botched with the theatrical ending and the purely CGI monsters. At least the alternate ending available on the physical release of the film keeps the films integrity intact. And I'd say I Am Legend has one of Will Smith's last great performances. The Hunger Games prequel was pretty good, if a bit labored. Red Sparrow is seem as a dud, but it's well shot and has interesting elements to it that is worth your time. I think Lawrence just needs that magical script to inject some new blood into his filmography.

It's maybe Brian De Palma's best film.

Does anyone think that classifying The Witch as horror is both misleading and an injustice?

Um this just feels like George admitting the music of Star Wars is the best part and half the reason the movies are successful. Maybe John Williams deserves all the credit

I so miss that even pop culture had an intellectual flair up through the early 2000’s, now it’s all sex, attitude and emo nonsense… so sad.

It's a big crime to not drop a single word about sound design here. Is it part of the rhythm? Part of the international, abstract appeal? Ben Burtt is as integral to Star Wars as is John Williams.

Hey man, just wanted to let you know I love your work! The way you choose which aspects to analyze in a movie deeply amazes me.

All the films are silent, except for 'I am your father'. Now that would be a gut-punch

So what you're saying is George Lucas actually invented AMV's

This is what I'm always sayiinnggggg Star Wars is a space opera, of course - we all know that. But it's also simply an opera. You could reproduce the whole thing in operatic form and it simply works so well. It's something the sequels are lacking entirely if you ask me

If they spent more money the film would be not as good. Poverty has hyped up their humor, laughing with funny improvisations. Not telling the actors what Kafka moment is going to happen! Like the B.Dickus moment with the guards... Lots of whities were soiled while recording for sure! I wish time stood still!

I always loved Constantine and I actually really enjoyed the TV series, too. I don’t know if you can stream the series, unfortunately

3:30 Please stop perpetuating this narrative, it's been debunked ad nauseum already.

The first time I watched this movie, I was talking to an journeyman while i was on a pipefitter permit and I was saying how much I loved working with my hands and he said I quoted Office space and I watched it and what a masterpiece. Currently I’m in pipefitter school

Your essay made me realize that I never truly grasped how Star Wars is a Space *Opera*. The way you built things up, demonstrating everything that is told and shown by everything else but dialog, ending on those Japanese-dubbed b&w versions, and dropping the term like the cherry on top... it made it click. Thank you.

That Michael Maddsen and Bruce Willis moment on set is so bittersweet.

He didn't dance in green mile.

you keep changing the video title and thumbnail and i click on it thinking its a new video

Epic casting choices

The Lego Star Wars at the end really caught me off guard !!! Brilliant!!! And now i realise that playing as a kid just first getting into the movies really helped me better understand the story beats

It's almost as if working within the various constraints of music video creation helped this director understand several aspects of how to tell a story, resulting in a concise and well communicated narrative. Skills that transfer well when brought to a longer format film. Zack Snyder seems to have the opposite problem. Given little constraints he keeps churning out meandering, boring nonsense with overly and repeatedly explained story elements, in longer and longer movies. The movie also shows a level of trust in the audience that we don't see in films and series today. I don't know if it's the absence of trust in the audience or the presence of distrust in their own abilities, their ability to troubleshoot and rectify as required, of so many current directors. This makes me worried for Constantine 2.

You do a great James Gandolfini impression

Omg where can I find the kurosawa versions?!

I know I'm a heathen, but you just accidentally explained everything that gets on my nerves about Star Wars.

Ah, lovely filth.

He was soo good, when he left he took all the good with him

This made me realize, I'd actually like to see a modern movie made with no dialogue, as a sort of challenge to the director to see how much story they can still get across. And none of these old time pauses for slides with text either, just no words anywhere in the film.

shoot i thought this was gonna be about Terminator Salvation LOL

Maybe its because I love Star Wars and jidaigeki films, but that edit looks and sounds beautiful.

I'm young and everyone calls me crazy when I say the first three movies (4,5,6) are my favorites thanks for this video

The holy wter sprinklers reminds me a lot of the dragons breath scene in John Wick 4... Also forgot that Michelle Monaghan had a 2 second cameo as one of the vampires

Okay, I've had enough , Danny Boyd... I'll re-watch Constantine for the Nth time already, OKAY!!?

I was a little disappointed with Constantine, because the video for Passive by A Perfect Circle set my expectations way too high. I've learned not to set my expectations so high anymore...unless the director is Denis Villeneuve.

I'll be amazed if even the Japanese voice actors could make the "I hate sand" monologue work.

The movie is not my cup of tea, but discussing how much a film can be change in an edit surely is. Thanks!

Just FYI Ray Park ( Darth Maul) is a stunt man. He’s done bit part here and there, he was Toad in X-men, but he’s a stunt man. I just want to say that he MURDERED this scene as an actor. I feel like he doesn’t get enough credit. MURDERED it. Perfection. ❤

OMFG, Take a look at my cousin, he don't do shit was ad-lib by Diedrich Bader, I quote that line all the fucking time.

Gary Cole is now why I watch NCIS.

The collision of your insight and my adoration of the film has brought this sense of wonder and fucking awe at how much editing is truly an art unto itself. I needed this fascinating moment, peering into editing magic today, thank you.