Pedro Pascal's Top 10 Movie Picks | Sky Cinema 

Under rated comment. Him and Nic Cage crushed in that movie

Literally was looking for this exact comment.

Was waiting for Paul Blart 2. That’s a cinematic masterpiece.

Such a funny movie! I love the tripping on a wall scene.

Paddington 2 made me want to be a better man

He doesn’t want to awaken the books 📚

He just seems very nice. Like he could be that cool freewheeling uncle or your best friend. He just seems humble and down to earth. Plus the man is killing it in every role he acts and picks. For me, he's up there with Jack Nicholson and Harrison Ford. He just seems infectiously happy. He's quickly becoming a cinema classic.

so you want some rich elitist from Hollywood more success? Okay...

@@Spankerdig1 lol easy there... its just a youtube comment

Good agent❤

Something like Vogue having 2 interesting questions out of 72.

An interview involves 2 people genius

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and Bridesmaids

Terrible movies, both of em

@@jackburton2680 Yea Dog Day Afternoon is a terrible movie...sure...got it

​@@jackburton2680 dog day afternoon is not terrible in the slightest lol, bet you haven't even seen it.

what you talking about? haven’t even heard half of these

Is it that hard to believe that someone who works in the film industry watches a lot of films? I honestly find the lack of older or foreign films on this list weird.

I'm down with that. And they should stay away from CGI during the transformation. (Okay, maybe a little bit CGI)

Absolutely not. AWIL is The Godfather of werewolf movies.

Why remake a movie which still holds up to modern standards? Why not take Pedro Pascal's skill on a new project inspired by AWIL instead of a direct remake?

Smart casting ❗️

Right?

American werewolf cape fear and milk for me

@The Lord of Entropy I must have seen Blade Runner a least 30 times. Such a comfort movie. I hope to see Pedro in a really good film one of these days, I know he appreciates them so why not star in one. Pretty sure he'll be getting those roles soon because of all this traction in his career. Let's face it, he can do much better than the movies he's starred in so far.

So you have a basic taste in movies like him, congrats

Who isnt a harrison ford fan?

I said exactly the same thing.

Yeah, and he supports Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, he is a POS

Thought it was pretty basic for a man his age. Plus Milk and Bridesmaids.

*2049 👍

@@reniisgod right, thanks!

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Talking about Cape Fear and not talking about the fact that DeNiro’s carrying the whole movie. Check !

The greatest action film is Schwarzenegger picture and there’s no debate

@@cellardoor4189 I would honestly put Commando right up there with Die Hard as one of the best action films. I love that movie.

Wow thats a hot take

For sure. It never fails to impress me how Kubrick tackled a different genre in each movie and those turned out to be some of the best movies in their respective genres: The Shining, 2001: a space odissey, Fullmetal Jacket, etc

​@@LPChipi because most of them are not his works and he just adapts a book which he never wrote? The shinning, clockwork orange, lolita, full metal jacket?

@_V_ So? Most of the books he adapts end up unrecognizable. You can say that for so many different movies (ie: The Godfather). Also, if you think movies are a story and not how that story is told, then you're mistaken, I'm afraid yo say. Each genre has its own language, its own requirements in storytelling, and Kubrick understood that like no one else.

@@LPChipi yh Coppola is another joke, his two major movies the godfather and apocalypse now are both book adaptations. It's very simple, having a source material to follow is much easier than doing it from scratch, if you can comprehend this, you are mistaken, I'm afraid to say. Each genre has its own language, thats true, but the language is clearly readable from the book...so what's you point? He comprehends a book and knows how to portray it? There are many directors which are either on his level or above and off course more original than him. His truly original movies are 2001 which he made, eyes wide shut or Spartacus, the shinning was disliked by Stephen king himself and from reviews since I haven't read the book, apparently it isn't as good, so he adapted it worst off than the original and you call it one if the best of the horror genre, when is not even scary?

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they are horror movies, not thrillers

@@markozbunjol625 You're wrong. Alien is a straight up SCIENCE FICTION movie, because it takes place in outer space, and The Omen is a supernatural thriller, not a freaking slasher movie featuring "Jason." Get your genres right.