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spoorloos is perfect..dont think about current technology etc..its totally effect in 80's and you re feeling so much nervous without violence...even spoorloos means : without trace in dutch ..

Holy c*** I didn't know this came out of

It's 2024 and I still have Dreams about Clarence Worley

This was common in the USA in films like Thief, One From The Heart, Blade Runner, etc - they never got grouped together as a subgenre or movement at the time. People now in more recent reviews try to call it neon noir.

jude law is disgusting. alain delon is infintely more attractive

Jack Nicholson was so handsome and talent long before Keanu and Johnny.

Is it a real question ? I saw both movies and decades later, Spoorloos still fuels my thoughts about mankind. I barely remember its remake. (beside, I like Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu).

The original is a masterpiece, for many reasons. I’ve not watched the remake but after watching this I certainly don’t need to! It appears to be the epitome of ‘missing the point’. What is wrong with Hollywood?..

Kaurismaki is one of my favorites. Like many in the United States, I first saw "Go America" . I think for those in the USA, that or his music video for " Through the Wire" is a great place to start appreciating his genius.

0:28 I’M THE ELDEST BOY

Only alain delon ❤️

Love you big bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥

i was very sad when Mr Hoskins was taken away . always amazing, you are missed RIP

I love when videos are under 10 mins!

Voldemort burger menu man

The ending

In Bruges is a near perfect film. Only one plot point was not done with the proper care it deserved. I'd like to believe it was because Martin McDonough did not have the budget for additional scenes. The scene where Ray is arrested on the train and brought back doesn't hold up. There was no prior scene showing the Canadian observing Ray get on the train to make the apprehension feasible. Are we to believe that this observation occurred off camera, in the viewer's imagination? I understand that there needed to be some event to get Ray back to Bruges for the ending to work, but this should have been done through a scene or two. The way it unfolded was not believable.

Aww, I liked Four Rooms

Vocals fry😂

Thanks for the video. A good overview. What I also realized that despite Norway being a modern liberal country with immigrant from all over the world. - almost 20% - all protagonist and their enviroment are almost completely white. Non only white - but homogenously Norwagian. Like foreigners don't and won't belong to the Norwegian society.

Mike Yanakita????

Forgot renfield waiting to be made immortal.

There is no need for comparison; Infernal Affairs is 100 times better. It is the only story I can compare with the God Father.

as someone who didn't have her own room growing up, teenage bedrooms in films amuse me so much.

Is that his mother in the background at 2:34?

Absolutely fascinating! I need to watch some of these.

Dickie? Dickie Greenleaf? It's Tom!

How did I not realize that was him in buster Scruggs?!?

you were such a super lady!

telling my mom i'm serving sofia coppola next time she tells me to clean my room

Coppola is a mastermind

heat is my top 10 all time movie of all time..den of thieves the only thing that comes close to it

“Nine Hours To Rama” - one of my favourite films, which begins with a masterful piece of work by Saul Bass!

This video is fantastic❤

RICH teenage bedrooms**

A brief history of the Mexican new wave? I dont mean any disrespect but it kinda felt like just listing three debuts from the most popular high profile directors and exlcuding things like La Ley De Herodes (which is pretty high profile here, not sure about in other countries) and many others. But that shoutout to newer stuff was good.

Love hearing more about Jordan’s background as a horror aficionado.

your so cool.. your so cool.. your so cool!

Original hands down!

pure genius👍🤣🤣

what are these clips from :0

I know very little about cameras and the art of cinematography. As a consumer of films I can simply say that The Hurt Locker is a delight for the visual senses, which is all the more potent as it contrasts with the dark subject matter. The sumptuous photography makes the painful story all the more poignant. The Hurt Locker is a great piece of art that enhances the contrasts of a horrible piece of history.

Plein Soleil is a masterpiece and Delon is one of the best actors ever. Any comparison is a waste of time.

wow this is so beautiful 🤍

No Toni erdmann mention?

Zulawski also implemented cinema du look with almost all of his 80’s output.

watched this for college

her performance in Toni Erdmann is wonderful, I highly recommend it.

The teacher of my teacher haha, it's nice to see how well his former student was praising him and recommended us to search up his work. Nice video, thanks for information!

Great essay. You should also check out EXIL with her in an (of course as always) noteworthy performance. It’s on German öffentlich-rechtliche mediathek for free.