EveryPlate: Get $1.49 per meal with code FLICK149 at bit.ly/3I2oJ2Y! 20. Crimson Peak 19. Jung_E 18. Slumberland 17. Uncharted 16. The Sea Beast 15. *ANIMA 14. Animal World 13. King Kong 12. Pinocchio 11. *Fantastic Fungi 10. *Sound & Fury 9. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs 8. Bullet Train 7. Mitchell’s Vs The Machines 6. The Harder They Fall 5. OATS Studios 4. The Quick and the Dead 3. La La Land 2. RRR 1. Inception EveryPlate: Get $1.49 per meal with code FLICK149 at bit.ly/3I2oJ2Y!
I really enjoyed The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, and OATS Studios can be uneven but some is excellent. I suppose since I wasn't familiar with the game Uncharted, I really liked the movie. It's also great to see you covering documentaries and Fantastic Fungi is a real winner.
Ballad of Buster Scruggs! Yes! And you’re correct about the two best shorts being the first one and the Gold rush one with Tom Waits. Although Panshot! With Stephen Root and James Franco deserves a mention. ❤
So I watched the one that I thought I couldn’t like. I decided on Sound & Fury bc I have never heard of the artist who’s music is behind the animation. As a 37 y/o black woman who listens to R&B and pop but loves adult animation…WATCH IT! Thank you so much Darren. This list is phenomenal. Btw it’s a crime you haven’t reached 1 million yet. If anyone deserves more followers…it’s you Mr. Van Dam. 😊
Little Nemo in Slumberland originally is actually an American comic, one of the first ever in fact, and an absolute classic. It was created by the master Winsor McCay, who is not only a comics legend, but also the grandfather of animation itself. Such an underrated and underknown historical artist.
You really need to give some love to "Space Sweepers", another 2021 Netflix original Sci-fi movie from Korea. It has some killer CGI and effects, sensational set peices and a pretty good story to boot.
Been a long time Netflix subscriber. But some of the shows I hadn't even considered are brought to life on your videos. I can't tell you how many shows you have highlighted that I would have otherwise skipped. Love your work.
We love to watch Flick Connections for your great recommendations. We also take a drink every time you say "actually", and by the end of the clip we are pretty buzzed.
My friend can't believe The Quick and the Dead is on my top ten off all time just like Independence Day, they think I'm old , sure if you consider 60 old
Love this list. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs in particular is a favorite, and it's particularly affecting if you think about it as their swan song; each of the stories can easily be seen as a metaphor about their partnership or their relationship to the film business, and it makes it even more connected, funny, and moving overall.
The Quick & The Dead is so underrated.,.... You're literally the first person I ever heard recommend it..... The cast is worth it alone... Leonardo di Caprio is just a kid... A very young Russell Crowe.... Lance Henriksen.... Gene Hackman.... How do they get Gary Sinese to come in for 5 minutes for that brief scene??? Unreal. Really, if you are a fan of Gene Hackman, or Sharon Stone, you have to see this....
I've seen most of the films on this list, mainly because of Darren's recommendations. I don't have kids and typically don't watch many animated movies, but don't discount the animated films on this list. They're all great!
@@JohnCregoWorldMusic yes - its brilliant i think. I've watched it many times lol..I also find it quite inspiring. It deserves to be on these lists i believe
Another great list! I'm glad you add Fantastic Fungi. Some other documentaries on Netflix I particularly liked were: The Battered Bastards of Baseball - Netflix Black Holes The Edge of all we know - Netflix Alien Worlds - Netflix (a fantasy/documentary if there is such a thing) A trip to infinity - Netflix Pretend it's a City - Netflix Tread - RU-vid (saw this on Netflix but it's moved) How to Become a Tyrant - Netflix Age of Samurai - Battle for Japan - Netflix
Jung_E is a great movie! Unfortunately, this was lead actress, Kang Soo-yeon, last movie as she tragically passed away at 55 before the movie was released.
Wow! I thought I was the only one to have caught both Anime and Sound and Fury on Netflix. They were so original I thought I was having a fever dream after watching them. Bought the Sound and Fury soundtrack and can say if you listen to it while driving you will get a speeding ticket. 😅
@@CerealDust-nStuff That is old school. My sixth grade teacher had one with the police package. That was some time ago. I am 66 years old. No wonder you bought the Sound and Fury soundtrack.
A Couple Others films, Not on this list that are (Temporarily) on netflix that are anywhere between Solid, Stellar, and/or Phenomenal (No Particular Order): - Okja - Polar - Savages
That was a great FLICK CONNECTION, Darren. “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” and “The Harder They Fall” are particularly great. Many thanks for sharing with us 👍👍👍
I know this is specifically a Netflix list but one of the most visually stunning, colorful movies I've ever seen is Bunraku (2010). Kind of a western, kinda art house. Amazing cast!
i saw this a week ago and i have been on a mushroom kick. I watched everything about mushrooms and was blown away. I even ordered a bunch of mushrooms from Amazon as well. lol nice work Derick!!
Just (re)watched The Quick and The Dead about a week ago... it's.... ummm.. it's.... well, it's definitely a Sam Raimi film...Gene Hackman is awesome as always!
When u say u have wasted only 4 mins of your time. Feels like ur speaking directly to me and winked a bit spooky😂salute to u man. These are the moments where I think u just think so much in the way of the veiwer when putting up lists. Thx million
A good companion piece to Animal World is the series Alice In Borderland. I love how they kept teasing you whenever they tried to explain why this was all going on. Only to come up with something totally unexpected.
If not for your episodes, I would have been oblivious to such great entertainment you make us aware of ! I actually DL & store these for reference in building my library. Your channel is the ONLY one I have notifications turned on. Thanx for all you do - regards 💫💫💫💫💫
Dear Mr Van Dam, Your reviews are straightforward, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I watch other reviewers and I am only subscribed to your channel. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your content. I would like to see more thriller and suspense reviews from you. Thank you
omg you recomended OATS studios, you just blessed a lot of people Neill Blomkamp is so unique, Chappie, District 9 and Elysium are 10/10, best modern sci fi movies
Our family watched RRR, based on your review elsewhere, and were completely enthralled. We couldn't watch passively. We laughed, my son paced, we were shocked, we had chattering bursts of emotion as well as pangs of sentimentality. It was kind of like an intricately crafted cake, overly stuffed with cherries, chocolate and whipped cream - decadent and satisfying.
RRR is a stunning achievement in film making! You're gonna laugh, youre gonna dance, You're gonna get teary eyed, you're gonna cheer! If you love film it's a MUST WATCH! Should of been number one on this list!!
Aaaagain... its Glean not gleam. To Glean is to recover something from being thrown away or wasted. Like a product, food or knowledge. Other than that. Great list DVD. Do a Top 10-13 best Vampire movies. I can compile a list and the reasons why the movies are so good. From Blade to Near Dark.
LaLa Land uses music in a way that defies typical musicals in several instances but the opening scene in blatantly musical styled. It's also bold story telling which dared to make tough choices.
Crimson Peak, the house ~ gimme, gimme yes please Sir. I can't remember if there was even a low tide twice allowing entry to the home. I'll take it!😶🌫
i loved Sea beast.... i am a huge fan of anime.. and this was stunning...and very well done, acted, voiced. i loved King Kong... it was the best iteration of it yet.. liked the acting, i liked it just as is...Skull island is even better though... RRR is just an updated version of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.... with more action in a broader scope.. so if you like CTHD.. you will love RRR... Inception is just as good as it looks. i loved it,, will have to see it again...