1. The Wild Robot 2. Transformers One 3. Rebel Ridge 4. My Old Ass 5. His Three Daughters 6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 7. Speak No Evil 8. Wolfs 9. The Killer's Game
1 The Substance (and I'm not even a fan of horror) 2. Speak No Evil 3. Transformers One 4. Rebel Ridge 5. Beetlejuice (yeah first time) 6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 7. Wolfs 8. Megalopolis easy in last
1. The Wild Robot 2. Transformers One 3. The Killer’s Game 4. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice The Wild Robot and Transformers really surprised me! Easy top 5 of the year. I honestly think this was a fantastic year for animation overall !!
Ranking September Movie 2024 I Saw 8. The Front Room (2/10) 7. The Killer's Game (7/10) 6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (7/10) 5. Speak No Evil (8/10) 4. Rebel Ridge (8.5/10) 3. Transformers One (9/10) 2. The Substance (10/10) 1. The Wild Robot (10/10)
Of the ones I saw: 4- Rebel Ridge. Wasn't my favorite. A very strange slow burn that doesn't have a satisfying payoff to me. 6/10 3 - Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Just a fun legacy sequel. It may have too many things going on, but it's still enjoyable to watch. 7/10 2 - Transformers One. As someone who's only seen Bumblebee and Rise of the Beasts from the Transformers franchise, this was a great movie that has a fantastic ending. 8/10 1 - The Wild Robot. A WOW movie for me, that is charming, emotional, and beautiful. Love this from beginning to end. 8.5/10
September 2023: A Haunting in Venice, Saw X, The Creator, The Equalizer, September 2024: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Speak No Evil, The Substance, The Wild Robot, Transformers One The difference is insane
My ranking 1. The Wild Robot. I thought this movie was incredible with fantastic performances from Lupita Nyong’o and Pedro Pascal. Not only the best animated movie of the year but one of the best movies of the year 2. Speak no Evil. I really loved just how uncomfortable and funny this movie was. James was great as always. 3. Wolfs. This movie was a lot of fun. Both Brad and George are just great. 4. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. This movie was fun but it has too many subplots and I didn’t find any of the characters as compelling as Gena Davis and Alec Baldwin from the first movie. 5. Rebel Ridge. I didn’t get the hype with this movie. Performances were good, but I thought the story was boring. I might end up watching Wolfs tonight and if I do, I’ll edit this list. I was going to watch it earlier, but my mom wanted to watch it with me so I’m waiting for her to be able to watch it with me. Hopefully I can watch it tonight so I can add to this list.
1. The Wild Robot 10/10 - An animation masterpiece! 2. The Substance 9/10 - One of the most batsh@t movie of the year! 3. Speak No Evil 9/10 4. Transformers One 8.5/10 5. Rebel Ridge 5.5/10 - Overrated! 6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 5/10
I honestly found Rebel Ridge very underwhelming. It's good but nowhere near as good as Blue Ruin or Green Room in my opinion. I'd have The Substance at #1
Agreed. Rebel Ridge was intense and it kept building and building, but then the last act and especially the ending was a big letdown for me. The Substance #1
Please do rank every Zemeckis movie in honor of HERE coming out in just a month (Well most likely a month and a half). I think his work deserves recognition even if he has dipped in recent years.
Of the three I've seen: 3. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - A messy legacy sequel that's fun but all over the place. 7/10 2. Megalopolis - A bizarre, confusing, but really damn enjoyable film from Coppola. 7.5/10 1. Transformers One - A surprisingly emotional and well-structured (and might I add visually STUNNING) origin for Optimus Prime and Megatron. 9/10.
1. The Substance - 2nd favorite movie of the year for me 2. Rebel Ridge - Aaron Pierre is awesome. One of the best first acts of the year 3. Speak No Evil - Solid flick with McAvoy chewing up the scenery 4. Apartment 7A - worse version of The First Omen. Decent enough 5. BeetleJuice 2 - Not a fan of Tim Burton and his style. Saw this twice unfortunately, but at least my dad liked it 6. Megalopolis - biggest disappointment of the year so far. Had such high expectations for it, but at least some of the visuals are cool and I love Adam Driver. 7. The Front Room - Nasty horror movie with a lot of weirdly placed humor and bodily fluids. I’ll be checking out The Wild Robot and Transformers One next month
10. Never let go F 4/10 09. Wolfs D+ 5/10 08. Megalopolis C- 5/10 07. The Killers Game C 6/10 06. Transformers One B- 8/10 05. His Three Daughters B 8/10 04. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice B 8/10 03. Kneecap B+ 8/10 (technically August but went on streaming in September) 02. The Wild Robot A- 9/10 01. The Substance A 9/10 Im always having bad luck with Indian films. They come out on packed weekends, don't come to my area or are too long. I missed Kalki 2093 and Devara part 1. I did see Kill.
I was always having bad luck with hollywood movies back to back completely dissapointing movies like deadpool and Wolverine marvels kingdom of the planet of the apes fall guy dune 2 alien Romulus bad boys ride or die I haven't even seen one good hollywood movie in the entire year 😭😭😭😭 that's why I don't even dare to see other hollywood movies Because almost every movie is dissapointig
From what I saw I’d go: 7. Wolfs 6/10 6. Rebel Ridge 7/10 5. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 7-7.5/10 4. Trapezium 7.5/10 3. Transformers One 8/10 2. The Concierge 8/10 1. The Wild Robot 9/10, definitely in my top 10 of the year. My real number 1. DanDaDan: First Encounter, definitely my favorite thing I saw in theaters this month. So ready for DanDaDan’s premiere on Thursday, FINALLY! Been my second most anticipated thing all year
Watched quite a few old classics this month, not too many opportunities to make my way to the cinema though. Here’s my ranking of the movies I’ve seen this past month: 1. Back to the Future (10/10) 2. Twisters (10/10) 3. Alien: Romulus (9/10) 4. Back to the Future Part II (9/10) 5. The Road to El Dorado (8/10) 6. Back to the Future Part III (8/10) 7. Wonder (8/10) 8. Twister (7/10) 9. Meta Runner: New Game + (7/10) 10. Dune (1984) (6/10)
2.5 💀it's very common to see many blind haters like you when a great movie realeased in India your haters are wantedly spreading negativity about the film without any reason it is even more than 4.5
September 2024 Movies I Saw Ranked: 1. Transformers One - Biggest surprise of the year for me so far! Never been a big Transformers fan, but the animation, mature tone, and amazing origin story worked so well for me! Also the song that Quavo sung at the end was FREAKING AWESOME! 2. The Wild Robot - Amazing art style mixed with an emotional and heartfelt story and fun characters! 3. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - A solid sequel with some fun Burton humor and effects. Wished the new characters were more used though. 4. The Killer’s Game - I just love these kinds of fun action films that require not deep plot, just bloody kills and cheesy lines! 5. Speak No Evil - An alright thriller with a great atmosphere, but VERY ANNOYING CHARACTERS! 6. Wolfs - Just a really great time with two of the greatest actors of my generation! 7. Rebel Ridge - Decent Netflix film, but just like everything above it better! 8. His Three Daughters - Same reasoning as the previous entry. 9. Subservience - Did what it was supposed to do; be freaking disturbing! 10. Rez Ball - Kinda boring, but a great message and a super fun finale! 11. Megalopolis - I appreciate what Coppola was trying to do, but it ended up being an absolute mess! 12. Amber Alert - Generic straight to video thriller, but definitely enjoyable! 13. Uglies - Very bad Netflix film, but the idea was at least somewhat interesting! 14. Never Let Go - Horrible storytelling and a horrible first half!
Was awesome meeting you at Fantastic Fest, what a great time! As for my September: 1. Substance 2. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 3. A Different Man 4. Rebel Ridge 5. Megalopolis 6. Wolfs 7. Wild Robot 8. Never Let Go 9. Killer's Game 10. The Union 11. Apartment 7A 12. Kevin Smith's 4:30 Movie 13. Transformers One
10. Azrael 9. Megalopolis 8. Never Let Go 7. The Killers Game 6. Wolfs 5. Speak No Evil 4. Transformers One 3. Rebel Ridge 2. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 1. The Wild Robot
I thought that September was a pretty solid month for movies. Here is my ranking of the 5 movies I saw last month: 1. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (legitimately shocked at how high I was on this one. Any other movie like this would be overstuffed but IMO “overstuffed” works in the Beetlejuice world. 2. Transformers One (Best animated movie I’ve seen this year by far. Will check out The Wild Robot this week) 3. The Substance (Up until the last 10-15 minutes or so, this was in my top 5 movies of the year. Amazing performances, really didn’t like where they took the story) 4. Speak No Evil (James McAvoy masterclass) 5. Never Let Go (honestly a very underrated movie that I would still consider to be good despite its ranking. Surprisingly kept me guessing the whole time)
No I think he is just biased with the movie because of negetivity for the movie by blind haters that's why he cannot tell any valid reasons about the film or movie flaws or good points anything just hating the movie blindly without any reason
I saw 4 new movies 1. A Different Man - funny and well acted, best performance by Sebastian Stan so far 2. Alien: Romulus (only counting it since I saw it this month) 3. The Life of Chuck - TIFF (too sentimental for my liking but it was a somewhat interesting story) 4. Unstoppable 2024 - TIFF still need to see megalopolis, rebel ridge, the substance
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story was just incredible. An emotional tribute to a man who absolutely deserves all the praise, I teared up multiple times and loved it so much. I absolutely recommend the documentary once it hits its theatrical run October 11th, I’m so happy it’s succeeding. I also want to go see The Wild Robot after seeing your review, when I have the time I absolutely will. SPOILERS When Glen Close said that Robin may still be alive if Reeve was still here, I lost it.
1. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 2. Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story 3. The Wild Robot 4. Transformers One I could like Wild Robot more on repeat viewings. Transformers was brought down by the first 30 minutes for me, but I liked the rest. I legitimately cried at the end of Christopher Reeve Story.
My September: 1. The Substance 2. The Wild Robot 3. My Old Ass 4. Oddity 5. His Three Daughters 6. Rebel Ridge 7. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 8. Speak No Evil 9. Wolfs 10. Mother Couch 11. My First Film 12. Apartment 7A 13. Kinds of Kindness 14. Never Let Go 15. Afraid 16. Harold and the Purple Crayon
I'm Counting Films that came out earlier this year that I only watched in September 5. It ends with us 4. Trap 3. The Crow 2. Imaginary 1. The Wild Robot I'm saving Beetlejuice Beetlejuice for Halloween
Heyy Sean, enjoyed watching your review videos on Indian movies, hope you continue to do that and have a good time. I was little concerned about what your experience will be on GOAT after watching your trailer reaction because even though I'm die hard fan of actor Vijay Sir, I found the movie to be average because of its over the top action, cringe acting and dialogue delivery and average CGI. But I'm happy to know that you've enjoyed the movie for the most part.
I know you mentioned you haven’t seen Evil Dead but as someone who doesn’t like gore too much and has seen it, I’d recommend the old version but not new ones 😅
@@SeanChandlerTalksAboutSean I’m extremely sorry I didn’t realize I was commenting on your timeline and not the other video I was watching 😅 but I was meaning for the other persons video how the old one can be goofy gore compared to the newer ones where it’s very dark and realistic the way things look. Again SUPER SORRY 😅
Worst to best: Mountainfilm Adventure Shorts: I enjoy sports movies, but this was not one of them. It was instead a series of documentaries about the outdoors strung together. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: I just recently watched the original so I could see this, and I didn’t like it that much. This was slightly better with a more urgent plot but it still didn’t amaze me. Speak No Evil: James McCoy delivers another amazing performance as a horror villain, but it is weighed down by some of the dumbest decisions in horror movies I have seen in a while. Transformers One: This movie was so layered and entertaining for a children’s movie. The Wild Robot: I saw this last night and it was so emotional and touching. Also I thought it was beautifully animated. My Old Ass: This movie was so much funnier and better than I could have ever imagined. It nearly brought me to tears, and I am debating if this is my first or second favorite of 2024.
My September 2024 Movies Ranking: 1. The Wild Robot (2024) 10/10 2. Megalopolis (2024) 10/10 3. Transformers One (2024) 10/10 4. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) 10/10 5. My Old Ass (2024) 10/10 6. Enter the Clones of Bruce (2024) 10/10 7. Rebel Ridge (2024) 10/10 8. The 4:30 Movie (2024) 10/10 9. Child Star (2024) 10/10 10. Azrael (2024) 9/10 11. Speak No Evil (2024) 8/10 12. The Substance (2024) 8/10 13. Never Let Go (2024) 8/10 14. 1992 (2024) 8/10 15. Hellboy: The Crooked Man (2024) 7/10 16. Apartment 7A (2024) 7/10 17. The Killer's Game (2024) 7/10 18. Wolfs (2024) 7/10 19. Subservience (2024) 5/10 20. Killer Heat (2024) 5/10 21. Uglies (2024) 1/10 22. Afraid (2024) 1/10
12:Uglies: an abysmal Netflix original that is boring 11: Megalopolis: a dull boring pretentious movie 10: Subservience: a weird movie with surprising tonal issues 9: Am i racist: an interesting documentary 8: Never let go: a good enough thriller with great performances 7: The killers game: a generic fun highly stylized film 6: Wolfs: a fun enough action comedy with great acting but not enough jon watts style 5: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: a really fun continuation to this franchise and I actually prefer it to the original 4: rebel ridge a great action thriller with a fantastic aaron pierre performance 3: Cloud: i think this came out in Japan this month I saw it at the Venice film festival it is a great action thriller 2: The wild robot: a beautifully animated movie with great messaging and some good dark humor 1: transformers one: a movie that just hit for me it has great action animation voice acting and I was compelled by the friendship falling apart its my favorite animated movie of the year I saw quite a few movies in the theater this month and will potentially see more next month
If you want to get a blast theatre experience and enjoy with your Mrs this October month I would like to recommend an upcoming Indian Tamil-language movie called 'Vettaiyan' (2024) (title translation 'Hunter') and action-drama film. Reason being we love to get you introduced to actor Rajinikanth Sir who's one among the great iconic stars of Tamil film industry (Kollywood) like Vijay Sir. A veteran actor who's stylish, very charismatic and a great performer. He stars along with Amitabh Bachchan Sir who played the tall guardian in 'Kalki 2898 AD' and with lot of other great actors from different regional film industries and of course the music for this film is made by the great music director of Indian cinema 'Anirudh Ravichander' whom you are familiar with his works in 'Leo' (2023) and 'Vikram' (2022). This would be a great intro for you to Rajinikanth Sir considering his next film 'Coolie' (2025) which is in collaboration with director Lokesh Kanagaraj, the creator of Lokesh Cinematic Universe (LCU) and music by Anirudh. 'Coolie' is a standalone film and not part of LCU as stated by the director but the cinematic DNA from what you experienced from Lokesh Sir's film will be there. Will be great to see if you could rank Lokesh Kanagaraj Sir's filmography after 'Coolie' which will be his 6th film overall.
1. My Old Ass 2.The Wild Robot 3. Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story 4. Speak No Evil 5. Never Let Go 6. The Substance 7. Rebel Ridge 8. Am I Racist? 9. Afraid 10. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 11. Transformer’s One 12. The Killer’s Game 13. The Front Room
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@@aidanlastname0187 that's my movie of the month. You are clearly the audience that the movie was making fun of so ur not gonna like it but this movie was the hardest I've ever laughed at in theatres. Also, it perfectly addresses the idiocracy of the left by letting them talk in their own insane circles. Everyone needs to see this movie.
Goat is 9 the place my heart broked 😭😭what the hell i think you are just biased with the movie because of negetivity for the film by blind haters i have no idea how it is unsatisfying ?? You didn't even said how it is unsatisfying goat is the movie which had best story and writing with a lot of twits and drama screen play is perfect in the film gripping narration from the starting to ending properly carried by both action and emotions throught the characters only negetive points about the film was songs are bad and unnecessary and production could have better except these two movie is perfect in every aspect it is literally the best and most satisfying movie of 2024 in which i have seen it is even 10x times better than leo clearly you are just biased with the movie without any valid reasons
You are without question the most insufferable viewer on this channel. You think your opinion is absolute on everything and have a sorry attitude towards people who don’t share or agree with you. Literally touch grass.
@@austinrash3963 totally of noting I'm sorry are you bumb?? Are you blind ?? You can't see the comment there ?? i have said everything about the film good points and bad points through the aspects i think you are also just a blind hater you deosnt have any valid answers or argument just saying comment is rambling 😂😂
That may be your opinion (which is contradictory of the rotten tomatoes score the movie currently has), but I was actually more curious of this RU-vidr’s opinion of the movie.
1. Wild robot 2. Rebel Ridge 3. Azrael 4. Speak no evil 5. Killers game 6. Am I racist? 7. The Substance 8. Transformers 1 9. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 10. Never Let Go 11. Megalopolis I might be forgetting some
My list of September watches 32. Kill 'Em All 2 31. Toofan 30. Feet of Death 29. Isleen Pines 28. Apartment 7A 27. Subservience 26. Wolfs 25. Hounds of War 24. Out Come the Wolves 23. the Devil's Bath 22. We Are Wolves 21. the Front Room 20. Rebel Ridge 19. Lady Scorpion 18. 1992 17. Between the Temples 16. How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies 15. I, the Executioner 14. My Old Ass 13. Devara 12. Greatest of all Time 11. Officer Black Belt 10. Never Let Go 9. Azrael 8. Grave Torture 7. Am I Racist 6. Killer's Game 5. Beetlejuice BeetleJuice 4. Speak No Evil 3. Transformer One 2. the Substance 1. The Wild Robot
