5 Brilliant Moments In Film

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1. The 1st scene is given way too much importance by you bordering on fawning. Come on. That "realization" stuff is overused. Meh!
2. The "English" 3 fingers as opposed to German is pretty much bs if you ask me. I know people who count in every imagineable way. Some start with their pinkies.
   I would maybe question whether Germans do raise their fingers at all to show how many drinks they want. I certainly don't but I'm not that much into bar culture anyway.
3. Once again impressed with the amount of detail and effort you put into this. Thanks for that!
4. This is crazy, I always sort of grasped hidden little gems, but never thought them out to such an extent let alone heard them vocalized in such a manner, bravo, bravo indeed.
5. I def dont agree with his statement : "most would favor sound over picture"
   
   take a look at all the horrible netflix titles.
6. The Inglorious Bastards scene where they are eating the strudel and the scene where Marlon Brando is washing his head in Apocalypse Now must surely rank amongst the most brilliant scenes in movies.
7. Speaking of great moments, the final psychiatric office scene in season 1, episode 7 of Mr. Robot was beautiful, if you noticed. Gloria Ruben as the shrink stands behind her desk, in front of a framed picture on the wall, which initially frames her. Rami Malek sitting on the couch as Elliot is framed in the shadow of a window frame projected on the blinds. The camera shifts from right to left on Ruben as they start talking, and though she is still framed in the painting, she shares the screen with a floor lamp which comes into view, and now her picture is one of two standing objects instead of one. Meanwhile, the camera facing Malek gradually descends to the floor looking up at him as he confesses his hacking. The camera facing Ruben rises, eventually looking down on her. As their relationship dynamic changes, the camera angle changes, framing the two characters differently. I would like you to find more examples like this.
8. Exceptional work,, as always. Love your channel!
9. I found the fact that the second guy that got shot in the Godfather could take a bullet to the head and still be conscious and express pain for a couple of seconds totally unrealistic. That amount of energy directly into your brain will put the lights out instantly!
10. Unraked kek
11. UNRAKED FUCK YYEAH
12. lol I was getting a haircut once and was moving my eyes like crazy in the mirror 😝 just making myself laugh haha must've thought I was a psycho
13. Anyone else notice how it says "Unraked" in the opening title sequence, this annoy anyone else?
14. Am I the only one who despised Inglorious Basterds?
15. i want to extrapolate alittle on The Godfather scene; Everything in this scene is meant to convey unease. As the camera pulls in on Michaels face, his rapid eye movements increase. He's uneasy, knowing it's now or never. Theres no turning back, and we as the audience know this too. We become uneasy with Michael. Then theres the brilliant sound design, with the train screeching alone the tracks. This is a audible cue for the audience, making are suspension build higher with the character. He doesn't shoot immediately, though. The shot lingers for a second. We KNOW it's coming, but when?? Now? Now? NOW??? Then he shoots! It's fucking brilliant!
16. Peeps, Omgwtfbbq raw It looks like wonderful result!lead .
17. first shot which movie ?
18. Brilliant video.
19. what about fight club the whole movie is filled with brilliant confusing moment yet mind boggling
20. Unraked?