Dustin Hoffman thinking _he_ needs to be trying to make _Meryl Streep_ a better actor. LOL.

@bgmac1219

3 жыл бұрын

but hey, if it worked...

@TheCinder24

3 жыл бұрын

The fact that he actually hit her during production disgusts me.

@1983jooj

3 жыл бұрын

I remember watching Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Amy adams act circles around old Meryl in “Doubt” then I thought, pretty sure glen close or Jessica Lange could have done a better job.

@jamz587

3 жыл бұрын

I know right funny how male actors hide behind excuses like “challenging fellow actors” or “method acting” to excuse bad behaviour

@notsure1350

3 жыл бұрын

She really isn't that good.

Melancholia is one of my favorite movies and if you have ever felt true depression, this really hits close to home

@Promthanius

3 жыл бұрын

So much yes. I tried to explain it to my sone friends after I watched it and said I can’t explain it but this is exactly what it feels like. I was so messed up for days after that. They didn’t believe me because “Hollywood never makes anything realistic” and I just couldn’t explain it. I’m glad someone else feels that way

@greencertifiedweb

3 жыл бұрын

Dunst was perfect in that and for that matter so was Kiefer Sutherland playing a man who is used to wealth and power who realizes none of it can help him and the true coward shows up to leave his family to deal with it on their own.

@saanasalonen8684

3 жыл бұрын

it was amazing!

@theresiasingleton7055

3 жыл бұрын

That movie literally scared the shit out of me! But, I loved it! It was and still is a masterpiece!

@greencertifiedweb

3 жыл бұрын

@@theresiasingleton7055 I think you put it better than I ever could... It was terrifying and surreal and I had to watch it twice!

Melancholia is one of my top 3 favorites movies. Ever. Kirsten Dunst was brilliant. ❤❤ theres a scene where she is in her depression, her sister makes her favorite meal, Kirsten takes a bite and says it tastes like ashes and cries. I cry at the every time because I know that feeling

@katherineheasley6196

3 жыл бұрын

It's the worst, when you know something is supposed to make you happy - has made you happy in the past - and now, it just can't.

@xzy89c

3 жыл бұрын

Her performance touched a lot of people. Honest. Anyone who has dealt with prolonged depression knew what she was feeling. Or not feeling more accurately.

@tangibleblockofwisdom6386

3 жыл бұрын

Anhedonia

The partner that Meryl Streep was mourning at the time was actor John Cazale. He should have won Oscars for both Dog Day Afternoon and The Godfather...he was a powerhouse of an actor and the whole world suffered a loss in his death.

always fascinated with Eyes wide shut for this reason...kind of a side note when it's Kubrick's last film, but to watch a marriage unravel portrayed by two great actors whose marriage was unraveling, pretty remarkable

@BlaqcRain

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man ... I had to watch that film so many times to understand what was going on ... vanilla sky is like that as well .. just sitting there thinking about what's going on again ...

@1983jooj

3 жыл бұрын

I concur

@xzy89c

3 жыл бұрын

Besides Kidman who is the other great actor?

@pxrays547

3 жыл бұрын

@@xzy89c Sydney Pollack.

You missed out on JCVD... Jean Claude is incredible in that movie playing himself

@leavemealone6261

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Never saw that performance coming....

@SoLagRoss

3 жыл бұрын

literally fisrt thing that came to mind when i saw this list was "JCVD breakdown has to be number 1"

@bgmac1219

3 жыл бұрын

so funny, and was just thinking how unfortunate it was that Raul Julia's magnum opus was Street Fighter...

I didn’t realize the “Kramer vs. Kramer” shoot was so soon after John Cazale’s death. (He was Meryl’s partner referred to in this video.)

@Lukecash2

3 жыл бұрын

Thst man was a legend! He was in five films that were all nominated for academy award. He was considered the BEST actor out of Pachino, Hofmann DeNero, and Keitel group. Streep was completely devoted to him, up to the day he died as was the only actor that was better than him. And apparently, he was a hell of a nice guy.

@joefelice5062

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lukecash2 So sad, who knows what else he could have accomplished if he had just another 5-10 years, as there were still great movies being made. I like to imagine him in Dennis Hopper’s role in Apocalypse Now, which I know sounds a little crazy... but he would have nailed it.

Dude... Meloncholia screwed me up for days. I’m Unmedicated and it just hit so freakin hard

@brodieroomojo

2 жыл бұрын

thank you, i havent seen it and now i wont. no sarcasm i dont need more reasons to be effed up

Shelley Duvall in the Shining. She was abused on set to make her look more traumatized and weak.

@bobbleton6517

3 жыл бұрын

I saw something about that. Her hair was spontaneously falling out after repeating scenes for like 100 times to get the perfect shot.

@WorthlessDeadEnd

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it drove her off the deep end, poor thing. Just one more sacrifice for Hollywood, I guess.

Adding to the poignancy of Swanson’s performance in Sunset Boulevard, not only are there other old film stars in the movie including Buster Keaton as one of the “waxworks” who come to Norma Desmond’s home to play cards, but when she goes to Paramount studios thinking she is about to get a film role, she speaks with Cecil B. DeMille who is shown directing Samson and Delilah (the scenes were re-created because the shooting of that movie was already over) and he calls her “Young Fellow” which is what the real DeMille actually called Swanson when he was directing her in silent films. Then, the famous director Erich Von Stroheim’s plays Swanson’s butler (and former director) and ends up “directing” her as she descends the staircase at the end of the film.

@tommytrinder.1226

2 жыл бұрын

Wasnt there an episode of the Twilight zone similar to this?

Sad to hear about Liam Neeson's challenges filming The Grey. I was more worried, however, when that listing started, that somehow Neeson really got involved in a fight with a wolf.🤔

@taitano12

3 жыл бұрын

Why did you find that worrisome? That's part of his morning workout. After eating a bowl of bullets and diesel, he does a 5k run, wrestles a grizzly, fights a pack of wolves, does another 5k home and cools down by forging something with his bare hands... No fire, tongs or hammer, just his hands.

*Don't lie.* When you click on a WhatCulture clip, you make a bet with yourself which jingle will play in the intro.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

Best comment award omg

I was homeless before, and during an acting scene I was playing a homeless person and MAN it got too real. I was crying for reals 😭

@TheFeliciakelley

3 жыл бұрын

I can imagine

@koboldmaki6014

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, that‘s amazing! So happy you found your calling and get to make a living off of it :) What a comeback :)

I thought for sure you'd mention "The Shining" and Shelly Duvall (1980) As always thank you so very much for the video.

@Starbits7

3 жыл бұрын

I feel so bad for her. Tormented to the point of a breakdown and everyone just watched. The Shining (movie) was alright but any time someone brings it up I just think of SD & what she went through and it ruins it for me.

I think you were being gentle on Shia LaBeouf, the guy definately did what he was accused of because he takes Method Acting to such an extreme its ridiculous. God forbid anyone ever give that man a role as a serial killer

@philb707

3 жыл бұрын

An he'll be the best serial killer ever played on film

@GeekTalkwithMerg

2 жыл бұрын

Let's accept that he did those things as a fact regardless of the truth behind it. Now extrapolate: Assuming, as we are, that he did what she said he did, why would she file a lawsuit against him in civil court, but not press criminal charges? Some of those are certainly criminal offenses, and able to be prosecuted.

@brodieroomojo

2 жыл бұрын

@@GeekTalkwithMerg i dont know what he has done but civil cases require less proof

@GeekTalkwithMerg

2 жыл бұрын

@@brodieroomojo nobody knows what he's done except him and his ex gf.

I forget how stunning young Meryl Streep was. Sophie's Choice? Forget about it!

Sunset Boulevard is a tour de force... a showcase of masterclass acting. It’s so enjoyable just to watch her act!

I still love The Crow

@NovemberRain-1975

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

Sunset Boulevard is an amazing movie... Is shocking to notice that in the 50's they made a movie talking about male gigolo, older woman dating a young man... And Gloria Swanson was incredible in this movie...

I think Owen Wilson in The Darjeeling Limited should get a mention here. That movie came out right after his attempted suicide and watching him playing a suicide survivor was rough. And I feel like I should say this, if you're considering doing that, please just don't. Your life means a lot more than you think it does and there are people you can talk to. No matter how low you feel you can get back up again. So please, just don't. (Jules from WhatCulture is a lot better at this. Go listen to his pep talks!)

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

The ending of this comment is so sweet. Might refer back to it if I need it. Thank you for writing that 💜

@GeekTalkwithMerg

2 жыл бұрын

Opposing viewpoint: life is like a movie, and if every second has sucked so far, it's probably not going to get better, and so should be acceptable to walk out in the middle.

It's a shame the Academy isn't more willing to give out ties occasionally because 1950 with Sunset Boulevard and All About Eve both absolutely deserved to win everything, especially Gloria Swanson and Bette Davis.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, like they obviously can't give too many ties too often but sometimes it's definitely warranted

@hedusoto6076

3 жыл бұрын

Both movies absolute gems, though i think All About Eve deserved a little bit more (man i LOVE that movie). If there was a year in which the academy had to make a tie, it was 1939

@howler109

3 жыл бұрын

@@hedusoto6076 Oh for sure!

I watched The Grey when I was about 15 years old and idk why, since I've always preferred fantasy, sci fi or adventure like movies, but this one stuck with me. Specially the "once more into the fray, into the last good fight I'll ever know. Live and die on this day. Live and die on this day". This quote swims in my head every once in a while.

missed a chance to say "way too reel"

8th grade is amazing, i kept cringing cause its so real and convincing. Im sure it brought memories to a lot of people.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

I got to go to one of the free screenings they did and honestly it's one of the best films I've seen in the past few years. It cuts deep dude. Bo Burnham is a genius, the lead actress was so talented, and A24 is a frickin powerhouse man.

how could they complete this list without such a classic example as Shelly Duvall in The Shining, perhaps even more related to the topic would be MichaelKeaton on Birdman...

@koboldmaki6014

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree, I think it was amazing that Keaton accepted that role. He was great, too.

@WaitingtoHit

3 жыл бұрын

He’s said that he didn’t feel the same way about Batman as his character felt about Birdman. He quit doing Batman because he could see that the directing and writing were going to be shitty without Tim Burton. He turned down a ton of money and continued only taking roles that interested him for the rest of his career. To this day, having played Batman is something he’s proud of but not something that he feels defines him or his career. If it seems like he wasn’t as famous after Batman, well, he was never into acting for the fame. He follows his muse and has always had the opportunity to do so.

@koboldmaki6014

3 жыл бұрын

@@WaitingtoHit Oh, I didn't (and I'm sure the other commentator as well) mean to imply that Keaton's actual career was anything like the Birdman's. It's just the parallel and in general the stigma about superhero movie actors and what is generally defined as commercial success. Keaton is a great actor and I'm the first to applaud Hollywood actors who don't chase the next blockbuster but actually try and find interesting roles :)

That one scene in Warrior, you know the one, I just can't bring myself to watch that movie ever again because of it. I lost my dad to his demons.

5:50 baby Ron Howard!

Brandon Lee didn't die due to a "misfire". He died because it is believed a dummy round they were using on the set had an unfired primer... because they took *real bullets* and made them into blanks and dummy rounds. The unfired primer was enough to lodge the bullet into the barrel of the gun, and when a full load blank was inserted into the gun for a scene, it easily had enough force to fire that bullet like it was a regular round.

Elsie Fisher’s performance was astonishingly incredible. Especially for her age and the subject matter! I know the others certainly deserve a place on this list, but she totally blew me away.

Great video! The Crow 💙

John Wayne could have lived somewhat longer had he not played Genghis considering many who worked on it died because of radiation poisoning.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

Wait WHAT

@georgeprchal3924

2 жыл бұрын

Smoking nearly half a carton a day didn't help either.

@brodieroomojo

2 жыл бұрын

@@alim.9801 a cursed movie, lots of bad things...like poltergeist

Love sunset boulevard. Works so well

Jean claude van damme in the movie JCVD where he talks about his drug addiction and fame

Mickey Rourke should of won that Oscar what a performance

This was a pretty good list of movies. I think I will check out Sunset Blvd. again.

I forgot that I was watching a film when I watched Eighth Grade. I'm in my 30s, but I was brought straight back to being an unsure teen

@anSealgair

3 жыл бұрын

What should I do? Who should I be? Who am I? Why should I make the effort? What's on the other side of this? Is there a great, successful person waiting to come out of me?

Melancholia really describes my depression. She's at her wedding and everyone's happy. But she's sitting there feeling inappropriate feelings for the occassion. My depression is something that can't be shaken off. I try to fight it off but I'm going nowhere,

5:41 that hits me just as hard as Brandon Lee's sad accident. Both movies make me cry during the final scenes

Warrior is an awesome film. Absolutely awesome.

How about Charlie Sheen in Wall Street when his father in the movie, played by his actual father, Martin Sheen, had a heart attack? Which he recently had had in real life on the set of Apocalypse Now? That is quite a bit realisms on screen in my option.

Brandon Lee got killed the same way Bruce Lee’s character almost did in one of his movies. That always bothered me even more.

@JokerzPrincezz

3 жыл бұрын

My dad always swore it was murder, Bruce went against some very powerful people in the Chinese mafia and governments, he wouldn’t let them control him the way they controlled other Chinese based stars. My dad swore he knew things and the mafia or the government or whoever was intent on destroying his family line.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

@@JokerzPrincezz tbh I don't usually buy into theories like that but this one...I can definitely see that being real. Poor Brandon Lee. I wish we could have seen him and his career grow. I wonder what great things he would have gone on to do.

I always thought Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman were a little too convincing in Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut. I thought Kubrick had picked up on the bad vibes between them, and let the camera roll. If nothing else, it was eerily prescient.

Kristen Dunst got the commercial right over her. What did she do, or who wouldn't she do, to get blackballed by Hollywood and its media?

"Paul Blart: Mall Cop" was really in the same head space as Kevin James.......

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

Very underrated comment omg 😂😂

Lawrence Taylor's monologue in Any Given Sunday is pretty decent if you've never heard it.

18 minutes......im there.

Brandon Lee wasn't killed by a misfiring prop gun. I hate when people say that. And with all the would be amateur film makers out there the actual circumstances need to be told as they were. Negligence on the part of film makers led them to inadvertently create a live round in a live gun that wasn't modified to be used as a prop gun, and was being fuddled with while the on-set arms master wasn't around. A handful of live cartridges were improperly converted into what were supposed to be dummy rounds by having people who didn't know what they were doing disassemble them and remove only the gunpowder and not the primer (the little dot in the back that goes off like a snap cap and sets of the gun powder). When the not so innert dummy cartridges were put inside the not so innert prop gun, the primer in one of these rounds went off with enough force to push the bullet out of the casing and part-way through the barrel. At a later time, when the "prop" gun was being used to film a scene where it needed to fire blank rounds (cartridges with only a primer and gunpowder but no bullet.) The gun powder from the blanks propelled the bullet from the dummy rounds just like how a muzzleding fire arm from the revolutionary war would have. And since the gun didn't have a bullet catcher the way military and professional film guns would have when converted into blank firing guns, the bullet was able to travel beyond the barrel and be fired as if it were shot from a normal cartridge. That is not a misfire, accidental discharge, or even a negligent discharge. It was the negligent use of live ammunition in a live firearm.

No mention for “What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?” Like that movie is terrifying without context, and even moreso when you realize that Bette Davis and Joan Crawford likely weren’t reeeaaallllyyyy “acting” a lot of the time 😂

Last Tango in Paris?

I agree with some of the previous posters, and I will preface that I do not like Jean-Claude van Damme, but i was definitely expecting to the on-set JCVD breakdown on this list.

I can’t believe you didn’t mention Man in The moon, Jim Carrey took a big toll and couldn’t get out of character, he says he never was the same after playing Andy Kaufman

melancholia was a trip... not a good trip but a deep one, awesome movie.

Melancholia is a fantastic movie. It’s the deepest and darkest movie i have ever seen.

1. The Necro Butcher 😆

Brandon Lee was not killed by a misfiring gun. He got shot because real bullets were in the gun

@JokerzPrincezz

3 жыл бұрын

The same way his dad died. My dad always swore Bruce Lee had the Chinese government and mafia out for his head, and they orchestrated both Bruce and Brandon’s death

@brucetucker4847

3 жыл бұрын

Not exactly. The idiot prop guy had used dummy rounds (never intended to be fired, but meant for shots where the gun was seen from the front) that were made from live rounds by pulling the bullet, dumping the powder, then putting the bullet back, not thinking about the fact that the round still had a live primer. Not lethal by itself, because the primer alone is too light to even get the bullet out of the barrel, but when someone pulled the trigger on one of the dummy rounds the primer was just enough to get the bullet stuck in the barrel (and since the bullet never left the barrel probably so quiet that no one noticed it going off). Then someone else had loaded the gun with blanks for a different scene and when the actor holding the gun fired one of the blanks at Lee, the charge in the blank was powerful enough to propel the bullet that was stuck in the barrel out of the barrel and into Lee. It was a chain of inexcusable violations of basic safety rules.

Dustin Hoffman is just amazing

I likw rhe death scene in The Abyss.

Both my Mother and my Father passed away from Cancer. The first time I saw the movie The Shootist, I knew that John Wayne had succumbed to Cancer himself. It made the movie extremely poignant. John Wayne is quite a talented actor, and delivers some of his best performances in roles he originally Refused, such as The Shootist, The High and the Mighty, and Wake of the Red Witch.

@raymondohlsen5054

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that someone is finally talking about John Wayne's acting talent. True, he spent most of his career playing John Wayne, but he was an actual actor...The Shootist is a perfect example, see also The Searchers, Red River, as well as the two great films you mentioned.

Method acting gets hardcore for those that know the actor. Imagine your husband decided he was a cobbler and moved to France to become one. After he played one in a movie. Its a real thing 😂

Surprised they missed "The Brown Bunny"

#9- That’s so tragic. I was curious about the movie because of the Ice Nine Kills song “The Crow” from their album “The Silver Screeam” an album that had songs all inspired by horror movies, as well as a cover of Micheal Jackson’s Thriller, which is basically a horror movie in music video format. Once I looked at the parental info for the movie though, my mom and I decided I wouldn’t be watching the movie as everything was a red flag. There’s lots of violence, sexual content, (including an incestious relationship between the villain and his stepsister... ew🤮) and just about every swear word you can think of. I may be 24 years old, (I’ll be turning 25 in August), but mentally I’m 10 due to being born 3 months premature.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

Hey happy super early birthday I hope it's a good one! And someday if you feel comfortable I recommend The Crow. It's definitely a little much but it's really atmospheric and just kinda edgy cool.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

Also that album sounds incredible I'm googling that immediately

@cassandraspoelhof3752

3 жыл бұрын

@@alim.9801 Thanks but I don’t think I’ll ever watch it. It doesn’t really seem like my kind of movie. I was just curious about it because I love the song “The Crow” by Ice Nine Kills Chorus: You can’t save yourself or save your soul when you meet the man whose life you stole with weathered wings and broken bones no flight for the fallen flies the crow no you can’t save yourself

@cassandraspoelhof3752

3 жыл бұрын

@@alim.9801 It’s a great album.

Great movies/preformances nonetheless.

Doesn’t get much more real than Brandon Lee

Kind of ironic, really. Hollywood is usually fake as shit, but even - and especially - with compelling performances reflecting the actors' real life experiences, a bit of truth really does come floating to the surface.

How about Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now - intoxicatedly breaking the mirror and bleeding...

the title should be 10 performances, actors play themselves

I believe it was more than a prop gun misfiring... Brandon Lee

@JokerzPrincezz

3 жыл бұрын

Totally. My dad always swore Bruce pissed off the Chinese mafia/government and they had him and his son done away with at the first sign that Brandon may have rose to fame

Uh, Clint Eastwood on The Unforgiven, the actor was famous for "shooting tons of characters onscreen" and by the time of the movie, he was an old gun...

heath ledger joker character got so real.. that it taken his life

What about John Leguezamo in Super Mario Bros??

Here's an "almost" for you: Esther Williams was offered the part of the aging former Olympic swimmer in "The Poseidon Adventure," and she wanted to take the role. Her husband pressured her into not taking the role, claiming the role would ruin her image. She regretted it ever since, and later she divorced him.

What happened to Sci Fri? We miss Simon!!

I don’t think the gun “misfired” otherwise he wouldn’t have died lol

@motodog242

3 жыл бұрын

You don't understand what the word "misfired" is then. The prop gun didn't fire properly, as in it actually fired debris into Li, so it misfired, because that wasn't the intended purpose of the prop gun.

@zaynevanday142

3 жыл бұрын

@@motodog242 ha ha ha wrong look up what Misfire means lol idiot !

@JokerzPrincezz

3 жыл бұрын

100% my dad was a huge Bruce Lee stan and always swore that Bruce knew something about powerful people in China, either the government or the mafia, and they had him done away with, and when it looked like Brandon might rise to fame as well, actively speaking out about his dads death, they had him done away with in the same way

@brucetucker4847

3 жыл бұрын

@@motodog242 It was a real gun loaded with blanks, but no one noticed there was a bullet stuck in the barrel from a dummy round used in an earlier scene. This was a completely inexcusable safety violation - you are NEVER supposed to aim a blank firing gun at another person and pull the trigger, you aim off to the side, for just this reason. If you want to show someone lined up in the sights, you use a resin or other non-functioning gun, then switch to a different angle for the actual firing of the shot.

John Wayne’s character in The Shootist was J. B. Books, not Brooks.

@gregnatsch8787

2 жыл бұрын

Saved me from pointing out that glaring mistake

Mickey Rourke is well and truly over-the-hill and he hasn't aged well.

Think “too real” would imply they lost their minds on set and/or got stuck in their character.

@mohamadfirdausbinmat2577

3 жыл бұрын

i actually thought it means performances that are too good to be considered just an acting lmao

@merchantfan

3 жыл бұрын

I mean some of this like Shia being an abusive jerk and Brandon dying were *too* real- others are just examples of actors using their experiences to enhance their performances which is a pretty common thing to do in acting. Like, Kirsten Dunst using her experiences with depression to do a great performance after discussing depression with the director is a totally different ballpark from what happened to Brandon (you could make do like Shelley Duvall since she *was* being driven crazy by a monstrous man)

@jimmy_the_squid9456

3 жыл бұрын

Like Heath Ledger

Kirsten Dunst deserved an Oscar nomination at least for her performance in Melancholia, they snubbed her because of those Nazi comments made by Von Trier in Cannes.

sunset blvd

had no idea about shia lebeouf

Brandon Lee's death was due to a blank round fires at him was imlroperly loaded and fire too close to him, not the prop gun misfiring. The Shootist is one of my alltime favorite movies, as well as my favorite John Wayne movie. When Mickie Rourke did the Boxer, it was about a boxer from Lowell, Mass, whom my brother in law was an assistanr trainer with. Not only was he portrayed in the movie, he was also a technical advisor. His father was a well known boxer, and Ronnie was a Golden Gloves champion. Great movie...

actually Draven was thrown out the window of the attic apartment not shot.

@DaLiJeIOvoImeZauzeto

3 жыл бұрын

They shot him first.

The Nightingale

Yeah, The Crow has become more meaningful because of Jason Lees death during it & the fact that they made like 5 sequels upsets me.

High School starts with 9th grade where I come from so 8th grade is Jr. High or Middle School.

@Starbits7

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Here we don't have middle school but high school is grades 9-12.

Lebuf was getting pieces of a woman and wasn't shy about it it

~~WRONG&MAKES IT ALL THE MORE SAD that it was actually Brandon's day before his last on set when the accident happened. And mad respect for director Proyas too who,like most anymore seems, could've used that as a means to cash in more? Instead,shelved it w/no intention of finishing/releasing it either. Until few mos later when Brandon's Mom&sister gave him their blessing to do so if he wanted? AND GIVE ANYTHING TO SEE what they originally had which was off the chart brutally hardcore nor did Proyas feel it was right being the last thing people see him in. Body doubles&effects would naturally come into to play then given that he/they reshot about 3/4 of the movie.

Killing Them Softly has James Gandolfini playing a depressed useless hitman drinking himself to death while the actor drank himself to death.

@oweekmonash

3 жыл бұрын

He had a heart attack. Didn't see anything with him drinking himself to death

@adamwebb9545

3 жыл бұрын

@@oweekmonash drinking to excess over a period of time puts tremendous strain on your heart. I’m only 34 and I’ve already had a heart attack because I was drinking almost a gallon of vodka a day. It doesn’t have to be your liver failing. That’s the long way to go.

Rouge planet looks like a moon lets hope moon does not fall.

"High school protagonist" in a movie called eighth grade? I'm guessing this got lost in the pond.

@Ater_Draco

2 жыл бұрын

Children go to High School / Secondary School from years (Grades) 7 onwards in the UK

So Stephen King's 'Misery' was basically a rehash of 'Sunset Boulevard'?

@christopherlewis1315

3 жыл бұрын

What? How on earth did you draw that conclusion? Misery was the story about the author who crashed his car in the middle of nowhere, and was held hostage by the maniacal obsessed fan of his book series who crippled him so he couldn't escape, and systematically tortured him into writing his latest novel just the way she wanted it to be. I personnally haven't seen Sunset Boulevard, but judging by the description given in this video, I can't see any similarities whatsoever.

@merchantfan

3 жыл бұрын

No? They have totally different plots. One is about a crazed fan and one is about a crazed actress

A lot of good choices here, but I'd also throw in "The Misfits" as both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe's last film. It makes the story much more poignant.

Michael Biehn in American Dragons

Heath Ledger being the Joker

Lars von Trier got "too real" at a press briefing for Melancholia where he rambled on about Hitler, the Nazis, and the Final Solution. Poor little Kirsten looks so confused and shocked!

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

HE DID WUT

What if Dustin Hoffman was happy he was going through a divorce?

Ah, good old whatculture. What’s the next topic video going to be? “Underrated movies that got TOO good for mainstream audiences.”

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly I would watch lol

Just gloss over the Wrestler huh? That movie was so huge when it was made. Plus the shape Mickey got in? Now it fades into obscurity, just like the moral of the movie.

The Crow Brandon Lee died.

People don’t talk about depression? First day on the Internet, buddy? It’s all anyone even talks about. 😂😂 good old whatculture.

@newthrash1221

3 жыл бұрын

It was a quote from kirsten dunst, dumbass. And believe it or not, the world isn’t just the youtube and reddit like it might be for you, nerd.

@DJGamingSmash

3 жыл бұрын

They mean in movies. Learn context.

@Starbits7

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of people actually don't talk about depression. Several people in my life who were depressed refused to talk about it because of how they're treated by those around them. I tried to bring it up in a meeting at work after 1 coworker took a leave for depression and another lost her son. management was immediately trying to shut us all up saying there was a phone line we could call if we were depressed - which had nothing to do with the fact I was trying to address how unhealthy the work environment was. And several other people I know tried to bring it up at their jobs as reason to have sick days or time off for therapy appointments etc and were shut down by their employers. Not to men having worked once in a service for treating mental health. They were all willing to be 100% there for people with schizophrenia but acted different towards those who were suicidal and depressed. Most people in the real world avoid talking about depression. It makes zero sense especially with how prevalent it is.

@alim.9801

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of ppl including myself joke about it a lot, but don't actually genuinely open up about it.

Heath Ledger has to be here