How Ridley Scott got Matt Damon to CRY in The Martian 

I kind of had to work through that myself and say it out loud because it wasn't completely obvious what he was trying to say in the video lol.

​@@Omegatonboom hggyy😊😊😊

Naw Ridley played the audio for him during the take

This is just one example of why Ridley Scot is amoung the greats. To get the reaction much the same way radio theatre once drew the audience in....He without words from himself evokes Damon's emotion much like taking in the depth of emotions in this focused radio play.

@@CharlieBrn The way you phrased it reminded me of pro wrestling. They work with the live audience, good ones riff on them for reaction. Is that similar to the radio crew?

Him and Jamie Foxx

He can keep his politics to himself. But otherwise, yeah, for sure. 😂

There's an artificial intelligence app for that. Just give it a minute

Theres this one, the clint eastwood one, and the jack nicholson where he kept extending the scene. He really just has great stories to tell 🤣🤣🤣

​@@Tom_H327if he's a progressive shy should je kerp politics to himself? The world needs more progressives talking louder, instead of the usual trumpanzees shouting all day. Rightwingers talking loud and unchallenged is what turned this world to shit.

Most of his films are less good. You haven't heard of many directors if he's your favourite.

He's made some terrible movies with bad writing so he's quite the mixed bag

Don’t lie, man.

This. You just *perfectly* articulated my feelings/thoughts about ‘The Last Duel’…Wasn’t amazing, but still good precisely because of that Ridley shine you’re talking about.

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek Favorite is an opinion which is mine. people like you are embarassing. YOUR opinion doesnt need to align with MINE. i didnt say best, i said FAVORITE

Honestly man he is starting to look like the actual old guy who played the old version of him in that movie thats so cool damn

Your vision is closer to the old man's than Matt's is to his face. Re-up your lens prescriptions, Mr. Magoo.

@@RadarViking I have 20/20 vision. But okay… you seem to have a chip on your shoulder. So angry over nothing.

​@@jackroyaltea5034 Some folks just aren't happy unless they're unhappy. Peace!

I think he looks great. Very distinguished and girls love it for sure

I'm at least twice annually..

​@@Grubbbee I might pop it on this week

Definitely one of my favorite comedies. Thank you to The Academy.

They came back. Risking their lives and risking never flying for NASA again as they disobeyed direct orders. Then again, why wouldn't they.

I just had to put myself into the situation. This movie, Mark Watney, was isolation for years. Matt played that character month after month, filming the isolated scenes, putting himself into the character more and more. It's beautiful how the writing of The Martian story, and the experience of filming and acting comes together. Because after playing that character for so long - wow, I can feel it, I can see how you can get emotional at that stage, especially if you shot a lot of other scenes on that day and are already immersed in that role. You have to think what it takes to play a role as an actor. You are not a passive viewer. You are actually playing that role. That means, that you must connect to the character, explore its meanings in order to understand his emotions and convey. I think that actors have an even deeper connection to the characters they play than us audience, if it's done right, if it is a good character and they are giving the space to really explore the role. And Matt Damon really is a stellar actor in that regard, he understands how to play those roles beautifully. He totally got and understood who Mark Watney is and what his mentality to life is.

He’s going to play Batman and you are going to be Liberace in a bathtub with Michael Douglas

Oh yeah..love the grey hair ❤️

the 'feud' - as it wasn't real.

@@davidhale8034 well no shit Sherlock

"...you fuckin' coward."

"Varied" lol, you're acting like he didn't direct some of the best movies of all time.

@@spoopy9689 no, no I’m not. He has some amazing movies, possibly the best in their genre for some. But movies like The Counselor, Exodus, Robin Hood, Alien: Covenant and Prometheus are no where near as good. So yes the quality is varied because 10/10 is very different than 3/10.

@@bbtbbbbtbb3166 a lot of those movies are more like a 5/10 or 7/10, and quite few compared to his greats like alien, gladiator, blade runner, black hawk down, the duelists, the last duel, kingdom of heaven (directors cut), American gangster, match stick men, legend, the Martian. Thelma and Louis, house of Gucci, and probably napoleon and gladiator 2. The rest are mid or bad, more mid or good than bad.

Was looking for this lmao Best comedy of the year matter of fact