People sleep on how Prisoners might very well be the best performance of Hugh Jackman's life. Motherfucker should've won an Oscar for that 100%.

@sder

Ай бұрын

Definitely an underrated performance.

@treytison1444

24 күн бұрын

Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal are a big reason why Prisoners is one of if not my favorite by Villenueve

@CordellWoodworks

23 күн бұрын

Everyone was so on point in that movie. Jake Gyllenhaal and Paul Dano absolutely killed it. Terrance Howard was great in it as well.

@poindextertunes

20 күн бұрын

i agree but melissa leo absolutely stole that movie in the end. Denis has a knack for showcasing chilling performances.

@orxanr5955

19 күн бұрын

who is "sleeping" on it?! its on every "best movies.." list

Arrival still feels criminally underrated

@byronwilliams7977

12 күн бұрын

I agree. It never got the degree of praise it was due.

This is a criminally underrated video. As a 16 year old French Canadian aspiring Filmmaker, Denis Villeneuve is the kind of director I’m striving to become. Thanks for making this!

@sder

Ай бұрын

I wish you all the best, don’t give up on that dream. Thanks for watching the video!

@johannilsson6395

12 күн бұрын

How I envy knowing what you want to do at that age, best of luck.

@entasis704

12 күн бұрын

Rien de nouveau. Woke et recyclé depuis Dune 2.

@entasis704

12 күн бұрын

@@sder be honest, you didn t watch Arrival... he used a director trick. The begining is the end....

@julienL0215

12 күн бұрын

@@sderthanks !

The best director working today. He just doesn't miss, all his movies are, at worst, great or, at best, life changing masterpieces.

@sder

Ай бұрын

I don't know if it's possible for him to make a flop

@michaelme1548

11 күн бұрын

No movie is life changing. No book or piece of art is either. There are some that lead you to think about issues but they aren’t going to change what you believe and how you feel about that issue based on your overall experience. They don’t change people.

@soysource3218

10 күн бұрын

@@michaelme1548 What? Art can change someone’s perspective or at least their inspiration.

@michaelme1548

9 күн бұрын

@@soysource3218 It doesn’t change who they are in the way ‘life changing’ conveys. It is one of a person’s experiences but people don’t go watch a movie and come out as different people. If a piece of art speaks to you, it’s because your previous experience. It doesn’t change you. Others would be able to recognize it if it did. Now, a person could go see a movie and come out wanting to direct movies but if it hadn’t been that movie it would have been another.

@KerioFive

5 күн бұрын

@@michaelme1548 yawwwwwwwwwn

Not much of what he has done is truly ground breaking. But his ability to translate sub-text purely through images is amazing. He is so good at translating writer's original intentions into story boards, and make the cinematographer understand the job. If I was a writer, Denis would be the first person I would want to work with. He respects the Writer's vision and intentions so well. A good example of this would be Arrival, Incendies, Dune.

@sder

Ай бұрын

I completely agree

@dandai8

22 күн бұрын

He co-wrote Incendies and Dune. Also, fun fact, he completely changed Sicario's original ending.

@poindextertunes

20 күн бұрын

id say making Dune actually work as a movie is pretty groundbreaking

@treyjordan1284

12 күн бұрын

i mean. bladerunner and dune are pretty groundbreaking if you ask me.

@michaelme1548

11 күн бұрын

@@treyjordan1284They aren’t very memorable. I’d heard bad things about his Blade Runner before watching it. When I did watch it I thought it was pretty good. A year later I can’t remember much about it. I watched both Dune movies in the last week and I think they will be the same way.

He's such a master at work it's not even funny, I've loved every single thing he's done 8. Enemy 7. Dune 6. Blade Runner 2049 5. Prisoners 4. Sicario 3. Dune: Part 2 2. Incendies 1. Arrival

@sder

Ай бұрын

Great ranking, hurts seeing 2049 that low, but I get it because they’re all amazing

@mistahmata

Ай бұрын

@@sder everything BR2049 on is pretty much 5/5 territory so I have to start being bias and nitpicking things

@JayzVeez

26 күн бұрын

How is Dune Part 1 is so low? It's some of his best work along with Part 2.

@mistahmata

26 күн бұрын

@@JayzVeez I love part 1 but it's really only for the sole reason that it just doesn't have that complete experience feeling quite like the other ones It's still great tho I mean I love Enemy too the fact it's over Enemy should be a testament to his catalog

@poindextertunes

20 күн бұрын

Dune 2 is his magnum opus. he revived actual art in cinema

Personally Enemy is my 3rd favourite of his films. He is the best director working at this moment in my humble opinion.

@sder

Ай бұрын

I respect that take. I think Enemy will climb my ranking as time goes on.

@Sijuste0

Ай бұрын

@@sder It's a great video! Always a pleasure to watch your stuff. Have not seen your number 1 yet but is next on my to watch list! Thanks for great video!

@treytison1444

24 күн бұрын

I really like Enemy but that is crazy high. I do need to rewatch it though.

@Sijuste0

24 күн бұрын

@@treytison1444 It's super fun watching it a few times there is always something interesting or new you find.

@mamiksantra2430

23 күн бұрын

Where can I watch it?

Prisoners being his first Hollywood Film always amaze me cause it is so superior to other experienced Directors even on their most developed films

@sder

Ай бұрын

It’s so impressive

Man, I am so glad you ranked Prisoners this high. Most of the time, people tend to place it in the lower spots on their lists. It is my favourite movie of all time. Although not pleasant watch, every scene builds and builds the tention, and the last hour honestly is just nerve vrecking panick attack. It allways gets me so emotional, the subtle touching score, the perfect cinematography and Hugh Jackmans and Jake Gyllenhall's greatest performences. (Altho for Jake, it could be arguably Nightcrawler). I am not a father yet, but I can only imagine, what it will be like watching this heart breaking story wit my own kids in mind. Btw Denis Villenueve is also my favourite director of all time, I am glad people are catching up to him, after Dune 2 and Rian Gosling's literally me.

While I haven’t seen all of Denis’s films yet Incendies is my number one of his as well, fantastic video!

@sder

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Definitely check out his other films

Incendies was the first film that I saw of Villeneuve, and then Arrival was the second one. I was flabbergasted, and he became my favorite too. It's always fun to see a longform video like this about him. This video is great :)

@sder

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much! Great movies for an introduction to his work

@alejandromangieri1495

Ай бұрын

those are his two best movies imo

In my opinion Sicario is clearly his best, the cinematography, the tension, the characters and the way he tackles such a realistic theme that is still relevant today, everything in it is just perfection for me. I’ve never experienced such tension in a movie before and I do also think it’s his darkest movie when it comes to imagery. I still haven’t seen Incendies but I need to watch it asap

@CruxalYT

3 күн бұрын

FR FR SICARIO STANS RISE UP

Dune pt 2 is the best theater experience I’ve had in a decade

@sder

22 күн бұрын

Same

@poindextertunes

20 күн бұрын

right. i don’t get all of these lists where Dune 2 isn’t 1st 😂

I had no clue about this filmmaker. But i ended up watching a lot of his films such Blade Runner, Arrival, Dune 2 ( not the first one, i missed it 😅😢). It was Sicario that blew my mind. Till this day I listen to the background score.

@sder

10 күн бұрын

You gotta go back and watch Dune 1 😂

@snehil011

10 күн бұрын

@@sder 🤣 hehe sure bro!

Denis Villeneuve is undoubtedly one of the greatest directors of all time. Brilliant video, hoping you'll do one for Christopher Nolan soon! ✨

@sder

Ай бұрын

Nolan is definitely on my list

@yolanda_pchy

Ай бұрын

@@sderYupp I’m seated for Nolan too!

@barrettloades4407

29 күн бұрын

@@yolanda_pchyl no k

Great video. Placing Incendies at the top of the list makes so much sense to me as it is a pivotal movie in his career. My personal favorite is Sicario.

@sder

17 күн бұрын

I appreciate it!

Incendies was incredible. Finally watched it last month and it just stands above everything else. It is so gut wrenching and so well done. A must see.

The opening of Incendies blew me away.

Denis is also my favourite director working today. I could talk for hours about each of his movies and how they have impacted me. From Incendies heartwrecking plot reveal. Sicario's palpaple tension. Prisoners' perfect ending. To Arrival's emotional themes and even how it impacted my personal life and influenced decisions that I've made. He truly is an amazing filmmaker. And although I'm enjoying his high budget sci-fi streak a lot, I am hoping he comes back to some more personal stories eventually.

@sder

Ай бұрын

In a few interviews I watched it sounds like Villeneuve also has a desire to make a lower budget French film. Based on his current upcoming projects though, it seems like we will have to wait some years for that.

Great list and video essay. For me (from the films I’ve seen) it is: 8. Enemy 7. Dune Pt 1 6. Arrival 5. Dune Pt 2 4. Incendies 3. Sicario 2. Prisoners 1. Blade Runner 2049

Incendies too here. You describe it perfectly. What a beautiful movie.

I absolutely love Blade Runner 2049. I am a sucker for neon lights, and the futuristic looks of things, but the reason I love this one is because of how lonely it feels, and how we feel when we’re alone. I love Blade Runner

Has become my favourite director, I was soooo afraid when it was published the second part for Blade runner, my favourite Sci FI movie of all time, but when I heard was Villeneuve making it I was more relaxed and of course, what a movie!!! Again for Dune and again, what a masterpiece.

Great video! I’ve seen everything except his first two and appreciate you covering them. I would rate Polytechnique a bit higher but all the films I’ve seen are really excellent.

My personal top 5: 1) Arrival. 2) Blade Runner 2049. 3) Prisoners. 4) Enemy. 5) Incendies. I've loved every Villeneuve movie I've seen. The man is a visionary.

@sder

Ай бұрын

Very solid ranking

@lifes2short4aname

18 күн бұрын

No sicario? Bad list

I love how his inner child is so present. That’s rare.

Blade runner may be a sci-fi film but I view it primarily as a drama. One of the best dramas I've ever watched

My favorite Villeneuve movie changes from day to day. He's amazing, and he always chooses to work with *the best* actors/actresses, and, importantly, he lets his actors/actresses ACT. Many directors want to direct their actors into something that they are not and won't let them do what they are best at - act. But, that's where Villeneuve shines *extra* bright. He loves actors/actresses, and he lets them try different things. I think that's at least a pretty decent part of what makes his movies so incredibly great - the rest is his raw talent and his love for cinema. He is fantastic! And, this was a really good video about one of the greatest filmmakers alive. I'm so friggin' happy that I found your channel! Gonna follow you on Letterboxd next. I only created my Letterboxd account in October last year, so I haven't logged even half of all the films I've seen, but I'm working on it. Have an awesome day!

Denis is my favorite director. I remember watching Sicario for the first time and being completely drawn in. Then I watched Arrival (my #1 movie). After making the connection I haven’t stopped watching everything he’s made.

I'm a fan of Denis Villeneuve and I appreciated your video, really well done.

@sder

Ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

I watched Bladerunner 2049 twice, back to back, on a plane.... with no sound! I can't remember why I had no sound (I guess my seat's system was busted) but I was mesmerized by the visuals. Denis is an outstanding film maker. A few still to see, but highly recommend Incendie and Sicario as well.

@sder

15 күн бұрын

You know it’s a good film when you can still appreciate it without sound and on an airplane screen 😂

1) Part 2 2) Sicario 3) Blade Runner 4) Prisoners 5) Part 1

Finally a list where the author has watched and included his Canadian films!

Thanks for the video. BR2049 was my first Denis film in cinema(i think i watched Arrival at home a day or so earlier) and its till my favorite cinema experience ever, also watched Dune 2(and 1) in cinemas which was incredible but at that point i had a idea of what the movie was going to be like which i did not with BR2049 since i hadnt watched the first before. Jesus what a experience that was. But i have to say that my favorite film that Denis had done so far is Arrival, i usually have a hard time crying/shedding tears from movies(even sad ones) but something just clicked towards the end of that movie and yeah tears started falling. He is by far my favorite director working today and i cant be more excited as to what he does next. And just as a bonus point for him but the highway shootout in Sicario is in my top 5 scenes of any movie.

@sder

22 күн бұрын

I am jealous, I wish I could have seen it in theaters

Good on Villeneuve wearing his UQAM jacket during interviews. Love his movies and there’s a few here I need to see. In terms of sci-fi, Arrival was a great hard-sci-fi movie and thought provoking, I think I like it more than Dune.

Very good video man. Your bias is similar to mine, so this was very fun to watch. Dennis has become my favorite Director very quickly. Thanks for teaching me more about him :)

@sder

24 күн бұрын

thanks for watching!

you are severely underrated. I really do hope you get the attention you deserve. keep these videos up

@sder

Ай бұрын

I appreciate it!

If I may add, as a Québécois, I think what videos on Villeneuve don't show enough - understandably so - is the extent to which his cinematic art is highly influenced by the Québec film tradition of the 60s and 70s, often referred to as "cinéma direct". This documentary style of filmmaking is quite sociological by letting the camera roll to see what people have to say or do, without intervening or trying to fill the void/silence/dialogue. Villeneuve himself said that working in the Canadian North with Michel Brault, a prominent Québécois filmmaker of that tradition, taught him the sense of pacing and immersion by paying attention to behavioural and elemental details surrounding him. I do believe his genius is the combination of a documentary style of filmmaking and a wild imagination.

Loved this video! We got to be in Dennis shoes for a little bit, thank you!

@sder

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it

Great video. The dudes a true artist, great thing to see nowadays

@sder

10 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

This is exceptional. A massively impressive analysis with a deep and emotionally resonant reflection of DV's work.

@sder

22 күн бұрын

That means a lot, thank you.

The Dune movies, particularly the second one, changed me. I absolutely LOVE them. I’ve seen part 2 an embarrassing amount of times since its release and regard it as one of my favorite movies ever. I’ve read the first 4 books now and fell in love with the universe.

also the intro to Blade Runner 2049 with Dave Bautista was brilliant. it locks you into your seat.

Arrival is still my favorite by Denis... Such an intimate and deeply emotional film!! Movie broke me in pieces and stitched me back together.

A huge part of Villeneuve's achievement with Dune is the recreation of the written universe on the screen. In an alternate timeline where you'd read the source material you ranked it much higher.

I love Denis and as soon as I heard your disclaimer before 6 I shook my head because I knew what was coming. Love that movie and it's so rewatchable, but I understand.

As someone who also has Denis as their favorite director, I loved your dissection and opinions on his filmography. Lots of good insights, but we have extremely different rankings when it comes to his biggest 6 movies. Kinda cool to see two people with the same top director but a completely different preference of the filmography. I think you're really "sleeping" on both Dunes lol.

@sder

Ай бұрын

It felt so wrong putting Dune at 7 but for how good the rest are, it had to be done. What’s your ranking?

Great video, I was going to hit subscribe, but I’m already subbed 😂

@sder

Ай бұрын

Good problem to have 😂, thanks for watching!

A great Canadian filmmaker.🍁 I've seen 'The Arrival', 'Blade Runner 2049', 'Enemy', and 'Dune Part I & II'.

@lifes2short4aname

18 күн бұрын

Do yourself a huge favour and watch sicario

@welldonemovies

18 күн бұрын

@@lifes2short4aname I will. Thanks for the suggestion btw!

Denis made my favorite film of all time. He made my 11th favorite film of all time, and he is without a doubt an absolute legend, and even if he makes a 4 hour film about a guy running through his town, I'd watch it! Absolute king!

@sder

Ай бұрын

I would also watch that

incendies is a movie that will live with me for the rest of my life

The ending of Prisoners is the best thing ever

In my opinion Villeneuve is the best movie director today. He always makes masterpieces (though I don't like Hans Zimmer). Your number one film is well chosen.

He's everything you said and showed here, but I also think the casting on his films are perfect. Every actor is so well casted for their role. I couldn't imagine Arrival without Amy Adams, or Prisoners without Hugh Jackman

@sder

11 күн бұрын

So true

Beautiful...Thank you so much!!!

I think he has the potential to go down in cinema history as an all time great. A few of his movies I know will last forever. My Ranking 11. August 32nd (6/10) 10. Maelstrom (6/10) 9. Polytechnique (8/10) 8. Sicario (9/10) 7. Prisoners (9/10) 6. Enemy (9.5/10) 5. Arrival (9.5/10) 4. Dune (9.8/10) 3. Blade Runner 2049 (10/10) 2. Incendies (10/10) 1. Dune: Part Two (10/10)

@sder

25 күн бұрын

Very solid ranking

i’ve never met anyone with this much of a passion for directors and movies and i love it sm

@sder

22 күн бұрын

🤝🤝

Amazing video man

@sder

Ай бұрын

Much appreciated 🤝

Prisoners is my favorite movie, such great acting and directing, and i love the score; a candlelight vigil is so good

Sicario is one of my favorite movies

Incredible video essay. New sub.

@sder

23 күн бұрын

Appreciate it!

Everyone rightfully points out the skillful acting of a swathe of those who've worked with Villeneuve, and there are so many. Two I feel are sometimes overlooked are Paul Dano and David Dastmalchian. I first saw Dano's work in 12 Years a Slave and he has impressed me ever since; in Prisoners he was terrific. Ditto, Dastmalchian has been sublime; in his short role in Blade Runner I was impressed, by the time I saw Prisoners I was hooked.

@sder

22 күн бұрын

Two incredible actors, Dano is a personal favorite of man. He is excellent in Let There Be Blood.

My favorite Denis Villeneuve film is _Blade Runner 2049._ I believe it's his best, and it is one of my absolute favorite films of all time. Bleak, yet hopeful. Grimy, yet beautiful. I cannot say enough about it. It is, if I could dare say it, perfect.

@sder

24 күн бұрын

phenomenal film

Great vid, thank you.

@sder

15 күн бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Appreciated your video! I’m also a big fan of Denis Villeneuve and his films though I’ve only seen his English-language ones (except for Enemy) so far. Gonna have to check out Incendies and Polytechnique once I can muster the stomach for each. I’m curious, since you mentioned seeing DV’s Dune films without having read the book or seen the other adaptations first, have you had a chance to read or watch those since then? And if so, has that changed your appraisal of DV’s Dune?

@poindextertunes

20 күн бұрын

they’re two different mediums. one shouldn’t affect the other

For me, he is one of the few directors who has never made a bad movie. Whatever movie of Villeneuve you pick and call bad, it will be miles better than most of the movies released these days. They just have so much to speak to the audience.

@sder

24 күн бұрын

I agree with you

I'm glad I watched this video. I didn't realize how much I love his movies!

@sder

24 күн бұрын

I'm also glad you watched it

My own ranking of Denis (also my favorite contemporary filmmaker): 1. Enemy (a masterpiece of tone and metaphor and symbolism) 2. Dune 3. Sicario 4. Dune Part 2 5. Arrival 6. Prisoners 7. Blade Runner 2049 --some drop off-- 8. Polytechnique 9. Incendies 10. Maelstrom

@sder

24 күн бұрын

"some drop off" haha, I agree (accept for incenses, that's crazy)

@pepesilvia3573

24 күн бұрын

@@sder oh dont get me wrong. Incendies is a good movie. I get why it resonated with so many. I just found the narrative a bit too melodramatic for my taste. But some truly astonishing scenes and shots

26:38 which interview was this? I want to watch the interview in full. I love blade runner but always feel very sad for Denis that he cannot look back at this without some pain (my perception hearing him talk about the movie)

Hard not to agree with others rankings even if your opinion is different. its how good his filmography is.

Next is Bong joong ho please? Him and Villeneuve are my fave director.

He never misses

wtffff sicario and arrival are his too? I'm so stupid of course all my favourite movies are directed by the same guy. I'm a huge atmosphere guy, sometimes even if the story isn't too good if the vibes get me, it's a 10/10 for me. Dune, 2049 and Arrival are all in my top 10. I gotta see these others one for sure.

1. Prisoners 2. Sicario 3. Dune Part 2 4. Blade Runner 2049 5. Incendies 6. August 32nd On Earth 7. Polytechnique 8. Mäelstrom 10. Dune 11. Arrival I haven’t seen Enemy yet

@sder

25 күн бұрын

This is a very interesting rating, you are the first person I've seen to put Arrival at the bottom.

@milesdorst7120

25 күн бұрын

@@sder I really wanted to like it, I really love Denis, I just didn’t get it at all. The visuals are stunning of course, they always are with him, and the performances are really great, but I didn’t really connect with the story ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I’ll definitely revisit this one later, fingers crossed that it clicks then

Elite video

@sder

Ай бұрын

Elite man

Excellent video, and Incendies is my #1 Denis film as well, and my top 3 fave film for sure. I watched it without knowing anything abt it other than that it was not that popular but was his highest-rated film at that time. I already knew Denis was good back then after watching Blade runner and prisoners but I honestly has no idea what to expect from this film since it seemed quite different from those I'd watched. Little did I know that I was in for a journey. I was quickly fully immersed and invested in the story the whole time, which I didn't expect early on since I thought it'd be a slow drama. After I finished the film, I was emotionally devastated and my heart felt so heavy. What made Denis so good imo is how he masters both the technical (especially cinematography) and emotional/human aspects of a film. There are very few directors who can master both like this, and I feel that Nolan is a good example of a director that masters the former but isn't that strong on the latter. Denis is definitely the most well-rounded director rn imo. Up until now I've watched all of his films since Incendies, and the only one I didn't fully enjoy is Enemy but it's purely bcs I didn't understand it, other than that I still think it's masterfully made.

I was like damn he's going to put incendies at freaking 4 place (my first Denis Villeneuve movie that I watched), but I am surprising we got the same ranking

@sder

22 күн бұрын

That’s awesome

I think the Denis Villeneuve does what Christopher Nolan attempts to do with his films

Hey man idk if you remember me but I used to upload videos a while back and we both started out around the same time but I kinda lost the motivation. It’s super cool to see where your channel has gone and the success you’ve had and I gotta ask how the hell did u learn to edit like this? What program do you use?

@sder

17 күн бұрын

To be honest bro, you were my competition in the beginning. Every video I was just trying to get more views than you 😂. I edit on Davinci Resolve. I learned everything from KZread tutorials but I’m still very much a beginner when it comes to editing. I’m still subbed to you if you ever decide to make videos again. I appreciate the comment man, made my morning 🤝.

I've only watched Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, Dune, Dune: Part Two, Prisoners, and Sicario. They were all so goddamn good... I can't pick one over the other. 😶

@sder

17 күн бұрын

It’s so tough to rank them

Arrival is my personal TOP 1 of all movies.

@sder

13 күн бұрын

love it

Ok loved the video. Here is my top three 1- Sicario 2- Prisoners 3- Arrival

@sder

13 күн бұрын

Sicario is getting a lot more love than I was expecting, It's incredible.

Thank you for not butchering his last name

I can recommend watching Villeneuves short film ˋNext Floor´ also fantastic.

Fist Sicario is #1. Second than you for making the meaning of enemy make sense. Third Amy adams is amazing in arrival, but Jeremy renner does an amazing job esp. in showing pain mixed with love and intelligence mixed with emotion. Arrival is so profound, but it comes more from the script than the visuals.

Best video I've seen today

@sder

Ай бұрын

🤝🤝

I think Sicario is the top-notch film in his collection. The level of intensity in that movie is off the charts

I really like this topic can you do Darren Aronofsky next i would like to hear your opinion on The Fountain watch atleast 2 times to appreciate it.

Except for some co-incidences and some inconsistencies in age of characters and their relationship Incendies is really beautiful and painful movie.

He did win the Genie award for directing Maelstrom.

Enemy is an underrated masterpiece.

You should really make a video about tarantino. He is prob the most influential director in this generation and one of the greatest ever

dune and arrival are so damn good

Pls do a “I watched every ___ movie” with more male lead actors like you did with Ryan gosling. I love those vids cuz I’m always looking for the best movies from these talented guys, I’d watch all of em

@sder

24 күн бұрын

I plan on it!

Definitely one of the goats🐐, oh and Villeneuve is awesome too.

@sder

Ай бұрын

That’s all you bro 😂

Can you do a video like this but about Christopher Nolan but this was amazing Nolan and Dennis are my two favorite directors

@sder

25 күн бұрын

I will be doing Nolan at some point in the future for sure

I'm a bit biased towards sci-fi, but my top 3 Denis Villeneuve movies are 3. Blade Runner 2049 2. Arrival 1. Dune I'm incapable of ranking Dune's parts individually. To me, that contradicts what the actual movie is. Also, I need to watch Arrival again. It's been too long.

Every time I re watch Sicario it goes up one spot in my Villeneuve movies ranking. My top 5 ranking at this time would be 1. Sicario 2. Arrival 3. Dune Part 1 4. Prisonner 5. Dune Part 2

@sder

22 күн бұрын

I like that ranking. Respect for putting Dune 1 over 2, I may come to switch them myself.

For me too Incendies is his #1 film ❤

@sder

22 күн бұрын

🙌

Prisoners will always be one of my favorite movies of all time

@sder

22 күн бұрын

Same