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I am become sleepy goer to bed. never felt the need to see this one, or have it explained to me. Good takes though.

Another classic critique.

Nice!

Growing up is realizing that more than anything, Vince was an incompetent idiot.

Great analysis. You didn't even have to dwell on Vincent's insanely negligent heroin habit to make your point, wow!

There is a line/exchange in the movie that I feel is pivotal. Sandy says she is not sure whether Geoff is a detective or a pervert. Geoff is not sure either and must enter the closet, which I think think symbolises the dark hidden desires in his mind, and investigate his own nature. Its interesting that Geoff kills Frank ("You're like me") while in the closet, he is symbolically killing his darker desires or conquering them. After this, he is able to embrace the sunny surface world while accepting the dark, just as the Robins can eat the worms.

I HIGHLY recommend watching a movie called Perfect Blue, an animated movie from 1997. That Black swan seems to have taken a LOT of inspiration from

He wasn't rational, or else he wouldn't have welcomed the end of his tortured existence.

Vincent Vega got Marcellus raped after Vincent insulted Butch (at the bar) for throwing the fight.. That's what set Butch to NOT throwing the fight. And that's what led to everything else.

Ideas of charity also show up when Agrado says “how could I buy a real Chanel with all the hunger in the world?!”

This is the wildest analysis I’ve ever heard. And it makes sense lol 👌

And just curious…why do you think the mountain was called “Devil’s Tower”?

You broke this down.😂 I came here because I just watched the movie completely…. Well not really but more than what I watched as a kid.😬 I had to break it up and dozed in a couple spots. I always hated this film but marveled at how my oldest brother LOVED IT! He was the sci-if kid and watched this movie religiously. I actually didn’t even recognize much of the film except the child abduction…the potatoes…and the ending. It was sad to me that Roy chose to follow his own path and completely disregarded his wife and children that he left behind. And he’s even fallen for a new family like WHATT?? I feel like the character wasn’t built up enough. Some of the special effects were amazing to this day, just not the little children greys.😕And what led me to watch this film in 2025? Well I can’t reveal that but I saw some parallels in this film is all I’m saying’. 😶And what’s crazier is 20 years ago I worked for a paper and had the opportunity to attend a small luncheon where Ms. Garr was speaker. I have the most insane synchronicities so maybe I’m resonating with this movie much more than I wanna admit.🤔

I really appreciate the framing of the choice, I still don't quite get it.. maybe a nap

I like the analysis but i think it's less that Vince is anymore evil than anyone else. I think it's more of the evil of ignorance.

a wholly unique take while hitting all the right spots. subscribed!

A man named charls carrol said recently that the message of all of lynch's work is "Industrial rape begets a generation of Laura Palmers" I thought it made of lot of sense looking at all of his films with that perspective.

In an interview (can’t recall the source) Fellini said that of all the characters he had directed, Cabiria is the one he still worried about the most. For me this film has one of the most disarming fourth wall moments: that final salutation by Cabiria to the camera at the end makes me melt into a puddle of tears… So difficult for me to watch Giulietta Masina as she looks nearly identically to my mother 😢

One of her best performances. The ending scene is my all time favorite. It is all in her face for that scene to work.

You might think about having professional audio by putting the microphone by your mouth.

Awesome video mate. Thank you for sharing!!!

I love it when you do a movie you haven't done before :D

Always great! One of my favorite UA-camrs

Okay….now I need to see this film. I’m intrigued!

Great video!!! Thank you!!

This is not a religious film.

Thanks dude great review as always! David Lynch has previously said when he was making Eraserhead he was reading the bible and he read a sentence that 100% confirmed to him what the movie is about. Do you have any ideas what it could be? It could be a good video idea. Keep it up my man!

One if the best analysis on the film! Thanks so much man

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good video

The parallel to Streetcar 👏🏽 great vid

Mispronunciations apart, I think this is the most complete and well made analysis of this film I've found, as an Italian myself, loving Fellini and his style, I loved this video

This was great, thank you. (Have subbed)

Great review of a terrific film. I love Verhoeven's work, especially his European films. Have you seen Elle? Personally, I consider that to be his masterpiece.

Great review godfather. I really appreciate your unique point of view. Blue velevet is one of those movies that sticks with you and has a lot to say.

Nailed it. As usual.

I still love your channel!

This deserves a much longer analysis. This is a movie that you have to watch a few times to get it.

I’m holding my breath as Lee dangles Angela Dickinson out of windows by her ankles😱😱😱😱😂❤️❤️

I love film and absolutely LOVE LEE MARVIN!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻

Yeas man, you could be in the movie yourself

Absolutely INCREDIBLE… another one of my fave thrillers/neo-noirs (would one even categorize this in that genre?) I just built a playlist of several of your videos as a ton of my favorite movies are on your page.. so glad I found this amazing content and hit ALL notifications! All praise be to He, friend! ☝︎︎✞✌︎︎

Fantastic video! And thanks for bringing up Perfect Blue. It’s one of my all time favorite movies but this is my first time hearing Aranofsky say he didn’t take inspiration from Blue, it’s what I believed this whole time, oh well. They’re both great and it’s clear there’s at least some references and parallels. Btw can I say I just LOVE your voice?! Looking forward to more videos!

I saw it in the theater when it came out. It never gets old and is probably my most watched movie, followed by Willy Wonka. I honestly believe that Jordan Peele's NOPE is the best thing to happen in this specific genre since CEOTTK. Peele was definitely inspired.

I dint really came here to see this video but to tell u that i wonder abt u r consistency i saw a nymphomanic review and i thought "7 years ago huh this a dormant channel then(mostly it is)" but i was surprised u earned a subscriber 👍 also that review was perfect and to the point