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Thank you for reviewing this movie. My family and I have loved this movie since we've seen it in theaters, its so underrated!

calling life an analogue for time is crazy when life magazine was a real thing

Truly Ben Stiller's BEST MOVIE EVER! The ending was truly worth the price of the ticket and then some!

Just read the books, they are AMAZING. Don't bother watching the show, it's mediocre. Read the books

Finding meaning in figuring out the truth of a fiction that’s meant to expose or comment on our present isn’t a profound truth. Rather a truth wrapped in a lie or fiction made into an enigmatic realization that has no value without abandoning the narrative all together. You want reality, people lie, open your eyes and speak with your own understanding.

Would love to see you explore The Merovingian, and its roots. Based in reality still to this day ⚜️ All the best

Yours is way better

what kind of door this video will open ?

I have the privilege of being the 5th view on this video. (Thanks, algorithm.) I'm happy that I didn't fully understand, because most videos don't ask me to put down my phone and think about the meaning. This is a good video. Here's to locks, keys, and questions.

I love this movie!

Everytime i feel my life becomes grey I rewatch this film just to reset myself. I love this film so much ❤

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Great Movie, my Sons favorite and one of my favorites 👍🏼

I like Ortega in the book over the show. Sometimes their scenes feel forced and out of place

This video expressed thoughts i never knew i had. Like "the absence of an answer is the point of art. " and "It's about what new thoughts you synthesise" are lines that i never would be able to articulate myself yet ring so true

This is a really good video. I think we as a culture really struggle with the discussion of mental health in a parasocial environment. Part of the eerie discomfort comes a successful creator struggling at the height of their fame (when we perceive them at their happiest). The alteration of the voice alters our association to Bo Burnham

i didn't like this movie when i saw it in the theater. I watched it years later and finally got it and loved it.

Your mispronunciation of the name Kovacs is worrying regarding your credibility

0:34 Star Wars isn't science fiction. It's fantasy in space.

Sometimes I think that people who see this film either get it or they don't. This movie truly resonated with me on so many levels that it is one of my all-time favorite movies. Some people will watch a movie like this from their core and get it. Others will just watch it with a stick, prodding it while shouting, "Amuse and entertain me!" The latter will never get it and substance is wasted on them.

oh that’s not…

This is the first Ben Stiller movie I saw, I'm a huge fan now and love most of his movies but this is still my favourite.

One of the best ever. Its a shame it never got it's due.

I tell people my favourite film is the secret life of Walter mitty and my heart drops every time I hear "what's that? "

One of my absolute favorite movies!

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Found this video after finally getting around to reading the books. I find it hard to take your opinions seriously if you laud a totally broken narrative, with a cartoonishly simple twist at its heart, like 2049, but are brutally critical of something like Altered Carbon. Altered Carbon had something real to say about classism and how the ultra-wealthy are driven insane by their very real removal from the human condition. About as relevant as sci-fi can get in the 21st century. Meanwhile, 2049 was nothing but psuedo-philosophical nonsense with shallow, under-developed themes. The whole concept of a replicant revolt felt tacked on and cringe inducing the way it was portrayed. Wallace was portrayed as a mustache twirling comic book villain with no real character development or reasoning behind his actions. These kinds of elements left the movie all style and little substance. Fitting for cyberpunk, but any genre still requires the basics like character development and a meaningful narrative. When you're done with Altered Carbon, you're smacking your forehead at the revelation of why people like Elon Musk are psychopaths. After 2049, you're left with what? Slavery is bad? I didn't need a two hour movie to tell me something so blatantly obvious.

Secret life of Walter Mitty is one of my all time favorite films!!! It is so well done. To this day I rewatch the scene of him deciding to jump on the helicopter while his crush sings when I am gathering my courage to do something that scares me. I even watched the original, which was a Cold War spy film and it was… a movie that was once made.

this is one of my top 5 movies of all time. I absolutely love everything about it

One of my fav movies! So good

I love this movie so much. I found it at the perfect time when I was in a rut, and it gave me the courage to leave my awful job in my awful hometown to seek something new. I've learned to live much slower than before and appreciate the beauty and simplicity of nature and everything around us. Just today even, on my bike commute home from work, in windy, 5°C fall weather with my head in a balaclava, I looked at the orange and red leaves in the canopy of trees above me and had a moment of tranquility. Something about it felt special. I never used to experience life that way until I saw this movie. Even though it didn't perform great on release, I hope Stiller and everyone on the team are proud of what they made and are noticing this huge recent uptick in fans. It has some utterly blatant and shameless product placement, and a lot of the characters feel pretty one-dimensional and corny, but if you look past that I think it's one of the best movies ever made. I think everyone on the planet should be required to give it a watch. I think we'd all get along a bit better.

Underrated channel! You put emotional observations (how I perceive a film) into relatable descriptions. Loved the one about Walter Mitty as well!

I really went into this thinking it’d be all about his hallucinations, making him unsure what’s real and what’s not Ending with something similar to Don Quixote

Beautiful film that is a must watch for young immature men

It triggers me so much that he is pronouncing it "Kovax"

This is my FAVORITE movie ever...ever....

great video

This movie was vital to my childhood

I had no idea that this movie was not highly acclaimed when it came out. And I’m shocked. It’s amazing.

The only flaw I see with this show is that the writers always thought that Kovacs was the star, when it was really Kinnaman. The idea that we would follow any actor playing kovacs was wrong. We only cared about Kovacs because of Joel.

This vid is very biased, it’s as if you watched the show with the intent to hate on it, like some average videogame critic…lol

I've never thought of this film as a romantic comedy. I always saw it as a beautiful inspiring film that encourages the audience to travel, and take every opportunity life throws at them.

Kinda pretentious but ok video

Capaldi was the best NuWho Doctor. Hellbent is criminally unrated. But this a good speech.

I just noticed that Walter's rental car has a flat tire at around 3:07.

This isn’t diesel punk that’s wolfenstine and nazi asthetic this is more biopunk and dessertpunk

Loved the movie, but I honestly think the soundtrack is amazing as well as the beautiful scenery. One of my movies I watch at least a couple of times a year. The music I listen to all the time still.

criminally underrated video, this deserves way more recognition than it has.

It's my second favorite movie behind The Goonies