I was at the stream the entire time, and I think the thing that made me laugh the most was that it was made incredibly clear that everything was going in chronological order in terms of discussion, and then chat was still going absolutely bloodthirsty over Bullet Train and Puss in Boots!
Meh i disagree, i think the moster aspects was done amazing, but the human aspect was really badly handled, in the og ultraman the human interaction is very important but on this film not only was very lacking but also felt alien (pun intended) the team barely talks about each other and its more about business, in shin godzilla works because the protagonists was a literal goverment agent and the whole thing was more about the desaster unlike ultraman when its suppose to be about friendship.
@@spinosaurusstriker I don't mind the interaction even though it's a vital part in the OG though I feel like the writers could have fleshed out their relationship more. But instead of focusing on that, they decided to show human's will to live and overcome difficult situations, no matter how uncomprehensable the problems presented are and also what humans are capable of working together. That gave Ultraman an arc of learning to love humans for what they are and deciding to protect them from his own kind which I find pretty interesting.
Honestly ya. I was gonna see Babylon to top 2023 off on an artistic great note but Puss in Boots 2 was so phenomenal that I avoided Babylon feeling satisfied that Puss in boots was that amazing
See How They Run was great, loved the meta humour and the whole splitscreen aesthetic they used quite often. Highly recommend to anyone with two hours to spare.
As much as I prefer the other videos, this is good. I don’t mind this stream and edit format if it means getting these sooner. Although if you wanted to go back to the old format, you could do 2 a year instead of one, each covering half the year.
Best movies of 2022 for me: - Puss In Boots The Last Wish - Rise Of The TMNT: The Movie - The Batman - Sonic The Hedgehog 2 - Del Toro’s Pinocchio - Turning Red
I’m glad that you archived the stearm. I think you need to do more archiving of your stearms. I’m a bit disappointed that this isn’t an actual video, but it’s okay, I do like this as well.
I said before that Adam made my three favorite reviews of 2022 on Letterboxd. Those three Letterboxd reviews are the Man From Toronto review, the Bad Guys review, and the Black Phone review. To think that if it weren't for the Black Phone review, I wouldn't have reminded him he forgot about it.
I saw See How They Run in theaters and it was genuinely one of my favorite films of that year and I'm SO glad someone mentioned it, it's nothing mind-blowing but there's such good chemistry between the main characters, it's just a fun watch.
Don't feel bad or pressured if you like or don't like a movie. Love your content cause you got a personality and innocence (kind off😅) that reminds me of my son and kids in general that most adults have lost and it's great. People need to get over themselves and accept people like or hate stuff they don't. Keep up the good work mate much love from Australia 🇦🇺
I’m glad you cut out the spoiler for Puss and Boots for this video, for those who hadn’t seen the movie. I watched the livestream though, so I wasn’t as lucky. Still though, I enjoyed the livestream, and this video. Maybe if you could start archiving your streams though? That would be much appreciated. Keep up the good work
I really like how ur also chill like me with movies, almost everything u watch u like just like me , just ez watchers , but then u check internet and everyone hates the movies etc
While watching this video I got up to Puss in Boots and Diamond Bolt said “I hated it” and then instantly the power cut out without me realising and i sat here for like a minute thinking that’s how the video ended
Finally someone else saw See How They Run! I saw it in a completely empty theater, and it was for sure one of my favorite theater experiences. Everybody watch it asap
I would love to see a review of The Man from Toronto where Adam does nothing but look at the camera in immense disappointment for 10 minutes only for it to end with him simply saying “It’s bad”
I absolutely loved Werewolf by Night from last year. I was surprised how even though it was in black and white, and it was a Disney Marvel thing, it had some gory moments, and the best homages to classic monster films. Also, I have never seen Grimcutty, but why was the movie lowkey a Momo movie?
Your ranking videos at the end of ech year are such a bless i consider them as full ducmentory i save them to best time to watch any thing . I relly hope u continue making them much love
Well, It's safe to say that i don't care about how long the video is or about it's style, because there aint no way in hell that I ain't waching a Diamondbolt video.
YES! I've been waiting for this. For me the best movies of 2022 were The Batman, Sonic 2, Top Gun: Maverick and Everything Everywhere All At Once. All of those 4 movies were amazing and I can't wait for The Batman 2 and Sonic 3. Also there were some gems like The Northman, NOPE and Bullet Train
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is my actual favorite dreamworks movie I've seen. It's incredible and *(SPOILER ALERT)* Death is my favorite animated villian, and probably best villian ever. He's genuinely frightening and I honestly got chills every time he was on screen. I hear that whistle in my nightmares.
Dreamworks really looked at their past good villain characters and goes, "what if we put all of their good qualities into one character". Seriously tho, it feels like that. The fight scene went hard like Tai Lung, the emotional challenge he gave to the protagonist is like Shen, and a great entrance like Kai.
@@evilgoose6768 true, that whistle is the most iconic animated villain entrance. Just to let you know, the characters I've mentioned above are Kung Fu Panda villains. The villains in that franchise are overall great and often become a standard of good animated villains.
Something I've noticed is that every MCU Project this year has their own stylistic quirk. Moon Knight - psychological thriller Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - Sam Raimi horror Ms. Marvel - teen stuff and creative-Nerd stuff Thor: Love and Thunder - Taika Waititi She-Hulk: Attorney at Law - episodic workplace comedy Werewolf by Night - Universal monster movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - afrofuturist Ryan Coogler The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special - James Gunn
Our college took a bunch of people from the dorm to see The Batman and I was like "oh no a bunch of college kids in the theater is gonna totally ruin this." It was still an amazing film, and the only audience disruption was when we all cheered when Bat and Cat kissed.
I keep forgetting Puss in Boots the Last Wish came out in 2022, as it only came out a week or so ago in the UK; still one of my favourite movies to come out in forever tho
I still remember how in the chat, I said, "People who's comfort character is Mr. Wolf should watch Jojo Rabbit, and people who's comfort comfort is Diane Foxington should watch Bullet Train." That is probably the eviliest thing I ever said in my life.
Ha! I have seen See How They Run. Take that. I enjoyed it. I can't help but feel that Wes Anderson was meant to direct it, but dropped out, so someone came in and replicated his style.
As someone who loved the Toy Story trilogy (i haven't seen the 4th 1 yet) and as someone who is bi, i refuse 2 watch the Lightyear movie. So far i heard barely anything aboot Strange World, but the very things it only negative. The Batman was a kewl movie, had a 1 or 2 very cringey things. Either Selina Kyle's cat burgler outfit was pretty bad though. 1st person who i hear being positive aboot Turning Red. I only hear negative or ppl trying ignore movie exist. The same is with Everything Everywhere All at Once. The Bad Guys, i heard a lot when movie was announced and than absolutely nothing until now. Scream 4 already was a parody commentary on requels, well sorta. Lots of ppl seem 2 forget that the Scream movies r parody commentary movies, they see it as normal slasher movies. I liked Dr Strange 2. Bruce Campbell scene was amazing. The Chip and Dale movie was so bad, it was insulting towards the origincal cartoons and the Rescue Rangers cartoon. A buddy and i were watching it and were asking for who did they try 2 make this movie, it can't be for kids or adults. The Bob's Burger movie is like the tv show but in movie form. Was a pretty fun movie, but something was missing though. I loved the DragonBall Super: Super Hero movie. I wonder how the manga "adaptation" version is going 2 be. Thor 4 is a better movie than the 2 before it. This 1 is stupid fun type movie. Bad adaptation though. The 3rd Thor movie had a lot of trailer jokes, either that movie butchered the Planet Hulk event, i loved that story arc. I saw the Beavis and Butthead, despite not liking the OG cartoon, as a buddy (same 1 as before) wanted 2 see it, despite he EITHER not liking the cartoon. The movie is ok. Rise of TMNT is such a awesome movie. I hope they make a sequel, what can be movie or tv show. From what i understand with Don't Worry Darling, what the creator intended 2 be the "bad guy' is actually the good guy in reality, the guy sounds so based. Werewolf by Night was a awesome movie, the only BIG downside is that the movie was waaaay 2 short. Halloween was hot garbage, a insult 2 the Halloween movies. Either the movie should've ended in a draw. The movie had indeed interesting ideas that it failed 2 excute proper. Black Adam was a boring movie. Atom Smasher and Cyclone were useless and poorly casts. The kid was annoying. Bad guy forgetable. Black Adam himself was not Black Adam, he either flipflop easy in movie. Hawkman and Dr Fate were good castings and done well. Black Panther 2 is much worse than the 1st movie, what was mid at best. Namor was so poorly done (i understand why changed origin, because of DC's Aquaman movies), but he wasn't Namor in the movie. Either his ppl should be blue always, it is even said in movie, but even movie flipflops on it when see them. Either Riri is supposed 2 be supersmart, the movie didn't show it (beside 1 moment in a 1 brain storming sension with Shuri), they only tell it. Either Shuri was much better in 1st movie, liked her a lot in that movie, although did like her scene with Killmonger. Still nowhere near as bad as the worst MCU movie though. I loved the Guardians Holiday special. It was so funny. I loved the misundertanding parts so much. I never had problems putting those movie theater 3D glasses on top of my glasses, still could see movie fine. But the movie did cost so much 2 make i doubt it ever woud've earned enough and that was BEFORE james cameron bigoted/dumb comments that he wanted 2 use as a excuse for movie never earning enough for it 2 be profitable.
Avatar 2 was the greatest movie this year it was an amazing incredible film I enjoyed start to finish and loved it enjoyed it from start to finish visual were amazing and so was the story Avatar 2 is good, God bless you. Also I went to see The more amazing Titanic in 3d and my mum who wears glasses got these special glasses she could wear clipped onto her glasses maybe it's only in NZ and again God bless you.
I went to see The Batman and the only people in the theatre were me and my best friend, so we got to react at full volume to everything and we LOVED it
My top 5 movies Everything everywhere all at once Top Gun Maverrick Puss in Boots the last wish The Batman and All quiet on the western front The Northman
You’re probably not gonna see this Adam, but I wanted to say something. Great video overall, but I have one small complaint, not about your opinions, but rather about a certain image featured in the video. As you said with the whole Grimcutty thing on how it was probably based on the whole Momo thing, I was part of that demographic that got fucking scarred by that shit, and I still forcefully look away and or close my eyes if I see the image, even though I’m 15 and have watched plenty of horror movies and games and stuff. The image showing up legit had me breathing like I had the Freddy Mask on from Fnaf 2. Call me a coward if you want, but I’d just appreciate it if you refrained from showing that image on screen again. Again, great video. Very fun watch aside from that image showing up, I just personally never want to see it and actively avoid things where I can maybe see it, and I’m sure there are at least a few other people who would like this. Thank you, and you’re videos are great and always entertain me.
Now that we know what movies that Adam watched in 2023, we should know what toys did he bought or received and rank these altogether like what he did in this video.
21:08 As a Gundam fan; I'm glad you saw/mentioned Doan's Island. Yes the episode it was based on was so crap that Tomino, the creator of Gundam, told the localisers NOT to dub that episode, but the movie version was pretty great. I and many others agree with you that the whole 0079 series needs a The Origin remake.
I'm comment 165, your video was very good and I actually watched like 40 out of 60 of these films and i have the same options as you, been a subscriber for 19 months now and I really enjoy your content
I went to watch the batman with my friend as a casual watch thinking it would just be a good movie but then left 3 hours later with it being the best movie I've ever seen
33:51 During the stream Adam said that Hocus Pocus 1 was a Disney Channel original movie, so I was the one who cleared everything up and said that it released in cinemas. Your welcome Adam!! 👍
2022 holds a record where all three of the MCU's theatrical offerings made me she'd tears. Granted, one made me sob more than the others (you probably know which one), but I still stand by my statement.
