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Great film. Jerry Lewis was magnificent, he was a celebrity for so long, he was a perfect choice. Everyone in this ensemble was fantastic. It is so poignant for today.

Hey, thanks for taking the time to make this commentary. I learned a few new things and got my brain refreshed on things that stuck with me since I was a little kid. Solid job dude.

'Thanks'... for the clarity, and for the uplifting spirit to keep working to make the writing results better... for audiences. Brian Couch

The King of Comedy is one of my top favorite movies.

One of the best films ever made masterful with light and shadows, perspective, proportion, theology philosophy and emotion, engagement, and conclusion.

2024! My life changed when i discovered this film 2 years ago because of the themes explored with death, the denial of mortality, life, living, existence, hope, despair, etc. I dont think there will be any film explores this kind of concept rather than the Fountain itself.

Rached hates McMurphy the same way Hilary hates Donald Trump.I noticed a few other similarities 😂

The film is a masterpiece, the book is an absolute classic.As terrifying as it is inspiring.

2:14 Pumpkin?? 😆

The best part, no C.G.I.

Please do Leonard Part 6

Could you make a video on black swan

Ratchet is a sadist. She hides behind the veil of benevolent nurse but she enjoys wielding the power she has. She keeps McMurphy there to finish the game. She’s not done with him, she wants to crush his spirit in front of the others. Personally I view her as a feminist that took the job to get even with men.

Ending of taxi driver was not fantasy. Shepherd's character was drawn to powerful men. He became famous on the news.

I've seen this video more than a handful times, but I came back to watch this essay after having begun Marshall McLuhan’s book The Gutenberg Galaxy. Just FYI for any other nerds looking for a rabbit hole to dive into. Worth a read.

Thank you for a well constructed narrative of the film. Brilliant. Yes without a doubt one of the the very best films of all time. Seen it many times and am always in floods of tears. Watching what you presented, reminded me that he could have got away but instead went to check on Billy. I think I would have reacted the same. I have ADHD and it hasn't been said, but I believe he had this condition too. We feel things very deeply. He was a good man with an enormous personality and for that he was punished.

The movie was boring as hell and the romance was wooden and generic

You've changed your thumbnails. Genius.

It the one of th Greatesr Films of All Time ❤

just saw this movie for the first time and WOW i am absolutely blown away.

It’s a coming of age, and not everyone understood the way it mirrors growing up.

i didnt think nurse ratched was malicious until rn

Hated this movie as a kid loved it as an adult.I wish the battle scenes were longer. You made a good analysis of the film. it really was like watching a living painting.Come alive! Kubricks best work 🏆

Taking power back? Shes nuts.

Wow this is an awesome video, thank you.

I think the guy that the preacher killed was Alex’s “aunts” husband who let her after they had a fight. Too many coincidences in this movie

It's a masterpiece indeed. Nice analysis!

I have just finished this masterpiece and found your perspectives fascinating and thought-provoking! Thank you very much for making this video. It would be great if you could have one episode talking about The Dark Knight, which is definitely one of my favourite movies of all time.

Beautiful review! wanted to share what you thought about it before I watched it for the first time. Cheers.

Cathartic ending? If it was cathartic, the Karens of the world wouldn't have cried so much about it that they got mental asylums outlawed. Now we're all dealing with the ending of this terrible movie every time we pass a homeless person in the street rambling incoherently.

Only one who can do it is James Incandenza

great video

zero insight, just hot air. completely unhelpful video.

Thank you for this video. It is a very good analysis. I really like this movie, it always makes me wonder what I would do in a situation like this and I don't have an answer for that. Regards

Such a brillant and interesting analysis!

The Shining is my favorite film that I hate that everyone else thinks is great.

Wow that was mind blowing. The part about the cape really got me! Very great video! Thanks for making this!

She won an Oscar for this movie for a reason! Great actress

very nice.

Great analysis,. Here are a couple of things that I think are important: 1. It isn't Daniel that actually abandons his son, HW, but HW that abandoned his father. When Daniel returns after many years, he does so in order to get money from him so he can start his own business. In the meantime, his father had descended into alcoholism, isolationism, and depression. While Daniel had checked up on HW through others, HW appears to have been so focused on himself that he had no contact at all with his father for years. Daniel treated HW as his son from the moment that he adopted him. Even if he did so because he intended to use him in his business dealings, the fact is that in all the scenes in this movie, he is loving toward him -- except at the end. Daniel was seething at his son's abandonment of him, at his son's indifference to his suffering. Daniel wanted to achieve wealth and was completely driven to do so, but he also wanted family, and he never did get that. Additionally, it was Daniel who is responsible for HW marrying Eli's sister. Without Daniel, those two would not have married and they were clearly happy. 2. Something that I think is important, and you may disagree with is that HW appears to have become his interpreter's son over the years. The incident that resulted in HW losing his hearing led him to his interpreter, and may have strained Daniel and HW's relationship permanently. If you watch carefully, particularly at the end with all the flashbacks, you see Daniel pushing HW away, but very subtly, you see his interpreter teaching HW, being very paternal toward him; he's at HW's wedding -- but his father isn't!, and he leaves with HW after that final meeting with Daniel.

1980's;Stanley Kubrick:Beer commercials are the highest form of cinema. 2020's;Dylan Mulvaney:Hold,well...my beer lol...

One film that had a major impact on me as kid when I first watched this beautiful film on video, and it still moves me to this day.

The Pursuit of Happyness and Forrest Gump are some of the best movies all time. Love movies the character goes from "0" to have success :)

5:54 I didn't know Michael Caine was in this movie!

Hated it thirty years ago, love it now. Masterpiece. I actually like seeing the unlikable characters failing at every turn.

Fantastic video analysis

Perfect king of comedy video analysis it is most definitely a 💎

3:50, interesting

Then,you must've hated the ending of Once Upton a Time in Hollywood,cause that movie did NOT earn it's emotional ending,if you ask me.

It should be forgotten, a three plus hour tedious bore with Ryan O"Neal's performance so wooden it could fill a forest. A good looker (as all K's are) but slowly paced (as most K's are). Far better period piece - Tom Jones (1963) with Albert Finney is better in every department, save for the cinematography, though it does a fine job of holding its own. Tony Richardson was no Stanley Kubrick but in these similar period pieces K comes up short.