Hello! My name is Miranda & welcome to my second channel! You can find my main channel @TheMirandalorian where I talk about my obsession with video games and other things. But this channel is where I will react to movies, tv shows, and anything else I find interesting! Thank you so much for subscribing & sharing my first time movie/tv show experiences!
I don’t disagree with the comment below. Rear window is an excellent film, starring James Stewart . but if you’re looking for something slightly more humorous, I’d go for North by Northwest starring Cary Grant . i’m not sure if Hitchcock meant that film to be funny, but it definitely is funny according to actors Alfred Hitchcock was quite a funny guy on the sets of his films . and was not adverse to using practical jokes at other peoples expense !! 👋🏻🇬🇧
The scene where Alan is forced to tie the steat belts in the helicopter at the beginning of the movie is a really cool and subtle foreshadowing. Even with 2 'female' ends of the belt, he still found a way to make it work.
I am relatively new to this channel but I need to know if you will watch my favorite Mel Brooks movie "Silent Movie". Love this channel, you are so funny, keep up the good work.
This movie was one of the first (if not the actual first) live-action films I ever saw in a theater. And having loved the first adventure so much as a child, I was rabid in my hunger for more. The alternate timelines were always easy for me to understand, and I give huge credit to both the filmmakers and Christopher Lloyd for that. The character of Doc represents the audience, so his constant exposition is both necessary and appreciated. Chris managed to deliver those lines with such boundless energy and humor, that they all fell into place and you didn't need a science degree to grasp anything.
Don’t feel small…. How rare and beautiful it is to even exist… The universe was made just to be seen by your eyes…. - Saturn by Sleeping At Last Miranda you’ve given us all a very, very special shared ‘watch party’ experience!
I always thought of the "Nazis, I hate these guys," has primarily being a reference to his having run into them before and having had a really terrible time of it. As opposed to just, yeah, we get it... we all hate Nazis. Don't really need to point that out.
For me the two best parts of this movie were Michael Giacchino’s IMMACULATE musical score. And Paul Dano’s INCREDIBLY UNSETTLING performance as the Riddler
Miss, if you wanna watch THE BEST western movie with THE BEST music in It & THE BEST direction & THE BEST in all & in everything you shall watch "the good, the bad & the ugly".
Appreciate your good faith in reviewing the movie but the fragility in response to words and language blows me away as someone from the generation that watched Blazing Saddles when it came out.
Gotta love the plot twist Joker pulled on Batman. He gave him the addresses swapped. Basically, whichever he INTENDED to save would be the one he "let die". So the survivor would know Batman was going to them him/her die.
14:42 They wanted to burn the witch -> Why do the witch burn? -> Wood also burn -> Witches are made of wood -> Wood floats on water -> So does a duck -> Someone weigh the same as a duck -> A witch
‘…Tab.” “PepsI Free.” Those were 1980’s soft drinks that didn’t exist in the 50’s, but the guy at the counter assumed other definitions for those words.
Gurly BS...yes..we cant meassure love but it is tangable, we can feel that its there...but it does not trancent through space and time like gravity might do. Love is just a firework of hormones like dopamin in your body, released by your very own brain by your very own thoughts in your very own body. Else justine biebers head might exploded back then when billions of girls would nonstop send him love brainwaves. Get real..love is just a beautifull feeling short circuit in your thinking machine.
lol yeah quicksand very uncommon mostly in movies, I love all the forth wall breaking, it was legitimate laughter Wilder improved the morons line which Clevon Little just reacted to it naturally Brooks loved it and kept in great directing, et the actors try stuff. the man who wrote the soundtrack Frankie Laine thought he was writing for a serious western movie I highly reccomend looking at the trivia section on IMDB.
I can't stand movies that go heavily on deliberately being as stupid as possible. I started to watch this movie decades ago, rolled my eyes then walked away.
The reboot is totally worth avoiding... but Afterlife. Afterlife is heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. It made the best possible narrative choice for carrying on Egon's character after the actor's death, and in many ways it's a beautiful tribute to a departed friend.
"Murphys law' doesnt say "what can happen, will happen" thats a nice thought..but i came from an engineer named murphy after a failed test. Its not known what the exact words were, but in general it had and still has a negative conotation and is more like "if anything can go wrong, it will go wrong eventually at worst time possible" pointing out the error rate of humans. If a human can fuck it up..someone will eventually. Or to generalize it a bit more "Always expect the unexpected". "What can happen, will happen" is a nonesense statement because durr...sure it does. Smash your fist on the keyboard often enough and you will have real words among them...whats the saying about monkeys with a typewriter and shakespere?
Last time I watched this one, my friend and I were laughing so hard at the opening credits that when the movie properly started we were exhausted and had to pause it and continue watching the next day.
