Michael Winterbottom's first-timer's guide to Ingmar Bergman | TIFF 2018 

Yeah, it's not cheap, but bang for you buck? It's insane. Nearly 40 films for 150 bucks.. That's like 3 dollar a blu ray.

exaxtly 😂😂😂 its cheap ​@@randomrecipes5007

Tell me what you’ve seen, and maybe I can help!

@@isakdahl7054 ive seen 10 of his films now i know where to find them thanks

@@65g4 Glad to hear it! Do you have a favourite yet?

@@isakdahl7054 The Seventh Seal

@@65g4 Yeah, that’s a true masterpiece! Thank you for answering my question. My personal favourite is Fanny and Alexander.

Hey, I started with The Seventh seal too and next one was wild strawberries. The serpent eye will be next.

And absolutely not a good place to start 😭

I would suggest starting with the most known of his films - The Seventh Seal, which is surprisingly accessible IMO

"Seventh Seal" is overrated. Not his best movie at all

I respect your opinion; but I don't think so that it's overrated

@@hotbrains4164 That is not overrated. Give me logical reason why the seventh seal is overrated.

@@mondantarigan5579 its a great film but not Bergman's best. He tries to cover too many themes and everything ends up being comparatively unsubtle, unfocused and surface level. With that film he'd only just got going with the type of film he really wanted to be making, and I think he improved on it.

@@yt8co What would you say is his best work?

True

I agree . “Wild Strawberries“ and "Smiles of a Summer Night" are good to start

I started with Wild Strawberries when I knew very little about his films and would concur with this approach. Also agree with MW that most films upto, say '53-'54 don't reflect the true range of him and so can be deferred to see if one is falling in love with the director or not. Bergman, like Angelopoulos, Bunuel and Tarkovsky, to name a few, is not everyone's director and it is OK if you don't like him in the first pass.

Agreed. I think 'Brink of life' is a great film to begin with. It has all Bergman's trademarks and gives you both darkness and hope.

I started with Wild Strawberries and loved it.

I'm watching it on 1.5× LMAO

That is a good one really enjoyed

What do you mean? In what way? I thought it didn't necessarily match the title but the video was still interesting and informative.

@@aarond9563 didn’t u watch the video? lol.

@@Victor-E-R Yeah I was just looking forward to hearing your reasoning and you backing up your argument though, not just "didn’t u watch the video? lol"

@@aarond9563 clearly u didn’t watch it. he went around in circles the whole video. No one has time to be informative on a youtube comment for just a mere easy thing to see.

​@@Victor-E-R I mean Victor you obviously don't understand the essence of an opinion... not everyone shares it with you... because I don't agree with you doesn't mean I didn't watch the video. And it's not that you don't have the time to lay our your rationale, you just don't have the desire which is fine. But if we're talking about time... the amount of time you've responded to me with meaningless comments you could have explained your argument... I mean to be fair to you you kinda started by saying that he went in circles which is a start... All I wanted to know is to get inside your brain as to how you came to that opinion is all... some examples would be great if you have the care to go back, rewatch, and give me some timestamps (which I realize is unlikely).

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Good choice ! This movie deserves to be more known

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