We Raided Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor’s Incredible DVD closet ! Talking Films With Harshit Bansal 

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He has a humongous collection. It'll take 2-3 hours to touch the surface of his collection. Imbued with his knowledge of cinema, if you guys do this video, it'll be an ocean of cinematic knowledge to drink up for the audience.

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@@joebama6655 Definitely, He might just show like 100 CDs, 100 movies we've not even heard of.

Please..no kashyap.. After GOW he couldn't pick great script. He lost the touch..he gave AK vs AK ..can you imagine Rather find new emerging director who has a great script..I am sure HK can choose that..better to stay away from AK

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So what are your favourite movies if you'll be so kind to share!

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Letterboxd would be a really fresh perspective for you to choose films based upon ratings.

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You're talking about 4k disks tho. blurays are available for less than 1000 per film, and you can't just build a collection overnight , you need to start by 2-3 films per month. I'm slowly building one. I just buy 4ks for films that i really really love or that look spectacular on the format. And dont buy films you'll never rewatch, or just buying to fill your collection because you're getting it for a low price.

I highly doubt the indian censor board would allow a cut of oldboy that isn't chopped to smithereens.

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yes he is not to be seen anymore anywhere people/directors can forget him.

I’m sure he did, it was just impossible to go through all.

What do you prefer, Close-Up or Taste of Cherry?

@@Kieslowski1989 it's hard to choose, both are best in their on way.

Mate, would you care to share your favourite movies?

If you have the budget, there are some Criterions on Amazon. You can find Blu-rays of some popular Hollywood films and Indian films there too. Then you could try asking friends in the US or Canada to help you out during the yearly Criterion Flash Sales, and collect from them later. Of course you could also try making the effort of finding surviving stores in your town/city, but that’s a little difficult. Still worth a shot.

I know that it's to each their own but I feel that Burning is a triumph of Slow-burning (no pun intended) cinema. It's also a triumph of off-the-nose dialogue as in it never tries to explain itself. Keeping things hidden in the mud as we tread forward. My suggestion would be that if you want to give it another try, watch it only this time, don't assume things... Don't try to fill in the blanks. Sometimes it's better to leave the blanks as they are. It might feel more complete that way. Just appreciate the craft. A humble suggestion. BTW I'd love to know about your favourite movies.

@@vinayak_______ Don't you like Kynodontas (Dogtooth)? Intrigued by Me Earl and the Dying Girl, hadn't heard of it before. If you want, I could recommend you some.

Yeah man go ahead, I would really appreciate it

@@vinayak_______ Would you prefer any specific language or any specific style (the way I'm using style is not genre, it's rather film movements that were infamous and extremely influential). By style, I mean like are you comfortable with slow philosophical movies or would you like movies that are branched out of the Soviet montage theory (excessive use of cuts and different shots and just great editing in general). Or would you prefer the experimental and Avant-garde stuff?

Yeah anything really. Don't have any preferences. Mix of everything

Haha thanks! And Raj has a good collection too? I had no idea

@@HumansofCinemaYaa, He's also a big cinephile a complete movie buff Just like harsh 😊

​@@Sam_52821Aye, what are your favourite movies, I'd love to know about you favourite movies as well as what made you love movies in the first place. If you have replied about your favourite movies, the comment's not visible bro.

@@Kieslowski1989 1) The Godfather - Greatest Acting, Greatest Direction, Greatest Dialogues,Soundscore, & many many more things ... 2) Curious case of Benjamin button 2008 - Most Lovely And unique story by the marvelous 'David Fincher' 3) Kill Bill 2003 - Great Action sequences, strong Revenge element that keeps me hooked till the end title, Incredible Direction & Music, Characters, The whole American Samurai Vibe I just loved that..Well I like all of Tarentino movies I'm his devote..🛐 4) Gangs of Wasseypur '2012 - Jut one word - Indian Cult Masterpiece 🗿 Undoubtedly Anurag's best. 5) RRR '2022 & Bahubali 1 '2015 - In short RRR is The bestest theatrical experience i have ever witnessed in my entire life.. And Bahubali Man it's the magnumopus of Mr.Rajamouli. 6) Prisoners '2013 - Best Thriller Mystery I have ever seen It sets the whole mood and the ambiance and Cinematography is top Notch. 7) The Lobster '2015 - I was completely blown away when i finished this one. The concept man it's fucking crazy, Absurd but brilliantly written & Directed I loved it. I became a fan of Yorgos Lanthimos after watching his all films. 8) URI '2019 & Border '1997 - Uri is just amazing i really like the way Mr.Dhar present the story in front of thr audiences and it's a love letter to the indian armed forces. The most realistic and serious work in Bollywood in recent years. And what i tell you about border which haven't told by masses of indian cinema. It's a nostalgia, Pride, Well written screenplay, Dialogues were lil cliche but it worked really really well because of the tight performances of all cast and border is on the top of list of best performance of Mr.sunny deol till date. I love Songs specially 'Chitti aati hai', and "To Chaloon" it's the Most noted work of Mr.J.P.Dutta. 9) Goodfellas '1990 - Scorsese best film in my opinion, Every thing fits really well, Tight screenplay and dialogues, Direction & Editing, Music, And Oh my god Performances of Mr.Deniro & Mr.Pessi and Ray liota man.. It's my most favourite Scorsese film Before Wall Street & Departed '2006. 10) Kantara '2022 - Best Mythological Film to be ever came out from India, Rishab shetty Performance and Director and his dedication towards his craft is just Amaze me. 11) Garam Masala '2005 / Bhool Bhulaiya'2007 and Bhagam Bhaag ,2006 - Garam masala is the most perfect Adult comedy film in the world and it's the best Spontaneous performance of Mr.Akshay, Mr.Paresh rawal, The goat Rajpal yadav and the whole cast. Director is 10/10 and so the writing of Late Mr.Vohra. Bhool bhulaiya'2007 - It is one of the finest horror comedy film where two genres are completely balanced but the acting performance of Mrs.Vidya Balan Took it too faar and scary and the vocals of Shreya mam Mere dooolna still Haunts me ☠️ Bhagam Bhaag'2006 - Bhool bhulaiya is the most hilarious work of mr.Priyadarshan before Welcome and Dhamaal. And some more names like - Baby '2015, Django Unchained '2012, Interstellar '2014 & Inception '2010, Inglorious bastards '2009, 13B '2009, Trapped '2017, John Wich '2014, Shatranj ke khiladi '1977, Deewar & Sholay, Pakeeza '72, Kagaaz kr phool and Veetigo, Psycho, Killing of a sacred deer, MIB : 2, Catch me if you can '2002, Gulaal, Paanch, Mahaan, Tanhaji, A Wednesday, Jigarthanda, Rockstar, Pizza'2012, 96, Zindagi Na Milegi Doobara,Pyaasa,Master, Avengers : Infinity War, and many many more. Soo that's my some the favourite films that i mentioned above I have much much more the list is toooooo long sorry i had to keep it short..

"Oh Really?" i swear him asking that every two minutes was driving me nuts.

There is nothing to say about Stalker really or Tarkovsky for that matter. Nothing anyone saying about a movie so deeply personal and thus different for each other could help you understand the movie or Tarkovsky better. The only thing you should know is that Tarkovsky said that he made the opening sequence tedious and long so that the people who are bored, walk away from the theatre.

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Bilkul Sahi baat h agar aap Hindi cinema mein kaam krna chahte ho toh apko hindi cinema ka literature , history, sensibilities aur style smjhna hoga jo ki sirf hindi cinema explore krke smjh aayega. Isliye aajkal star kids fail ho rhe h unka upbringing completely western culture k hisab se ho rha h to koi connect hi nhi reh jata h ek ground level Indian se.

By your logic, how could Godard (born in a well-to-do family) make Week-end (a movie about the French middle-class or Bourgeoisie).

He is Anil Kapoor's son trust me he would know Bollywood & the audiences ....& just because an actor watches World Cinema does not mean he does not watch Hindi Cinema (its like people speak Hindi & English both well Like Mr Bachaan but people who speak only Hindi & cannot speak English feel superior wah what Logic )on the contrary wish more people watched cinema from across the world rather than just Bollywood just making bad copies of most of the ideas of cinema from around the world case in point Korean Cinema is the best in the world & most copied by Bollywood.

@@rajsingharora26 Everything was going well until you said Korean Cinema is best in the world. I mean, so sorry to disappoint you but just the Nouvelle Vague is greater than every Korean movie ever. I love Korean cinema, especially that of Bong Joon-Ho and Lee Chang-Dong but to be very fair, Japanese cinema is the best from Asia along with Soviet cinema. Korean cinema just came to being in the 21st century. BTW what are your favourite movies?

@@Kieslowski1989 I said / Read again case in point in context to we making remakes of theirs.... I Love Japanese / Scandinavian / Iranian / American every cinema from.around the world including Indian.

@@rajsingharora26 I'm sorry because I don't know what Bollywood is doing these days. I don't follow any of that shit so I don't know about the Korean remake culture. I mean, if they want, they should try to make remakes of Burning or Decision to Leave. BTW, I'd love to know which countries were you referring to when you said Scandinavian and also, I'd like to know about your favourite movies.

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We had done a 1 hr+ long chat right before recording this (the video we’ve released before)

Please enlighten us with Your personal taste

@@motorcyclediaries9131 hahaha give me his family wealth first lol