Learn film analysis in 20 films

Hello, great video! Thank you. Nice inside into the movies you chose. I am very interested and understanding movies better. There’s always something to learn. I mostly agree on what you said. About the payment… Why don’t you give us, your viewers, also are easy to use PayPal address to send you money. Not just Tatiana. Or even a bank account number , your IBAN. So you can receive money easily.
Keep up your excellent work! Greetings from Sicily, Italy,

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Congratulations MI a really excellent piece in the exploration of cinema

The "male gaze" lmfaoooo. Feminism is extreme mental retardation.

Found most of your choices depressing - except for some at the end.

This was very nice analysis, some great points for students and anyone wanting to learn more.
Just a note that Biopic is short for Biographical Picture, and is pronounced
Bio Pic, not Bi Opic. Not sure why people keep saying it incorrectly but I hear it from time to time. Thanks for the video!

Akira

Maybe don't spoil movies as you recommend them

It's the obvious choice so it's good to give other movies a chance but Citizen Kane hits most of the points in one

Mate if you’re going to put up film analysis reduce it to a few and expand. Your content on each of these movies is very sparse. Very disappointing. I only comment constructively hoping you’ll listen and try do more dense content. For instance a whole episode dedicated to Psycho would be better than the sparse 20.

Thanks, this video is so excellent that I give like sign at first sight.

I didn't like the part where you inferred that the male gaze equals bad and the female gaze equals good when theoretical analysis is only a tool. It is a pity that many of you only see art through a political lens when art should be a menace to power, even the power you agree with.

This is a great list. I appreciate the inclusion of a few non-american films, but also a bit dissapointed at how american this list looks, but also I understand that we would need a much bigger list to talk about all the amazing films out there.

disliking for the male gaze part

Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 has the best story, characters, dialogue, pacing, editing, tone and cinematography and set design of any movie shown in this video.

great video

I've known more than a few women how possessed the male gaze. And men who have the female gaze.

Looking back at the Mozart movie. Your video made me notice that it's from the perspective of Salieri (Don't know how to spell the name sorry). Maybe to his eyes, he's just a child, which is why he acts the way he does in the movie.

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nice analysis

A great movie is one🎞️ where if you've only seen it once🤷 ,you haven't seen it all. 🎥

Hello sir,
my name is Mahdi and i want to apply for M.A in cinema and media related courses in UK
but i have some questions about it, including the A.I impacts on these fields in future. would you please tell me how can I talk to you about it? I'm sure it would be helpful for others as well.

You literally took "the male gaze" from Rear Window 🙄 also Snow Piercer was trash.

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Thanks for making this!

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Great vid as always!

It's great to watch this and learn about film studies. I didn't want to spend thousands of dollars at university on film studies classes. I get just as much value (if not more) from your film analysis for free.

Jaws 1 is the best of all of them, the other ones , Jaws 2 and 3 and 4, aren’t really as good, rip Quint

Thank you.

I remember going over a film like Locke during covid.

Thank you for this video and selection. Some films I never heard of (sound of metal) or other I want to re-watch (Amadeus). I have to say i’m not a lot into film analysis, I take some but more often I would leave a lot. For me if the director is not giving his real intentions on a scene every analysis is subjective. For example if someone says to me that «The Searchers» is a masterpiece I will respect that but at the same time I could give many points why I found the film over rated. But your video is not making too much, you give hints on how to see these elements that can create a film. Nowadays I found that moviegoers are analyzing every frame, every sequence, etc. it’s too much.

Interstellar is not a masterpiece in any sense of the world. Love can travel through time and space bullshit, to bad exposition scenes to explain basic stuffs to non-science background people to a poem being repeated a dozen times, in certain timestamps, it becomes unwatchable. I am not being harsh but for me Dunkirk, The Prestige, Dark Knight, Inception, and especially Memento are way superior pieces of cinema.