He has European distribution just not in the US. It's a marketing strategy
@jamesfearn4 күн бұрын
I’m sure he’ll make a direct deal with the theaters just like Taylor Swift did.
@vashdstampede4164 күн бұрын
I woke up early to watch it before work too.....😅😅
@sillyladtan4 күн бұрын
This film was INCREIDBLE! Haven't been able to stop thinking about it despite having seen it multiple times now. Movie of the year for me right now!
@tboards715 күн бұрын
I can’t trust ANY movie reviewer that hasn’t seen ANY Godfather movie! Sorry dude, but unless you’ve look at what’s considered as the one of, if not the greatest movie ever made, then you really have no sound foundation to judge other movies, or the director.
@CBandu6 күн бұрын
Dude, go watch Spider-Man
@leehart81448 күн бұрын
The dollar is never worth more than the pound£ its football!😂
@pastichiorocker8 күн бұрын
I fail to understand the point of this video.
@unclescottie2hottie1929 күн бұрын
The rent is too damn high.
@cafemolido54599 күн бұрын
This movie should had been straight for greater viewership, they gave up on a big payday!!!
@theraven683611 күн бұрын
Hmmmm, Cloud Atlas is actually one of my favorite films.
@TheMeWatch12 күн бұрын
"Cloud Atlas" is a masterpiece
@lukesmhudson13 күн бұрын
Francis spent 200 million on the budget he didn’t have enough money left over to buy reviews like Disney. Because he doesn’t have a distributor whose interest is it in to give the film good reviews?
@thomascuriel761113 күн бұрын
Perhaps old Francis would have 200 millons!. Him budget was just 120 millions
@mojojojo56015 күн бұрын
...I don't think it's legal to be a movie reviewer if you haven't seen 'The Godfather'.
@etchedinstone75623 күн бұрын
As someone who has seen it... take it down a notch.
@mojojojo5603 күн бұрын
@@etchedinstone7562 Oh WOW Have you actually SEEN the Godfather? You personally might not understand how important that film is, that doesn't mean it's not important. I don't know what the fuck a Higgs Boson is but I don't tell nerds that Super colliders aren't important. That movie altered the course of cinema history, if you haven't seen it and studied it, you are not equipped to have an opinion (that's worth listening to) about movies made today.
@etchedinstone75623 күн бұрын
@mojojojo560 Movies that are made today or since the turn of the century stand on their own terms and don't owe a damn thing to the movies of the mid 20th century or to a generation most of which is now gone. I don't need to state my credentials to you. I live in this century which right now is the only century in cinema that matters.
@mojojojo5603 күн бұрын
@@etchedinstone7562 everything you just said is completely wrong
@hezekiahramirez696515 күн бұрын
The Postman is the example I usually think of. It's almost completely forgotten now. When was the last time you heard someone talk about The Postman? Costner recently did another longtime passion project too. I don't know how many of these epic passion projects have been good but I don't think it's many
@Jerry1140516 күн бұрын
do you take requests?
@TheBoondocksRioters16 күн бұрын
Imagine having all the power because you put up all the money, 100 million cash, and you still, with no studio forcing you to, hire ADAM DRIVER
@JPA41917 күн бұрын
What's wrong with you? This is an insanely goofy, disingenuous rant. You sound cowardly and wilfully ignorant. Every critique of yours about Rebel Moon is fake and nasty. You clearly don't like film, but like being seen to like certain films. You give a rousing review of The Fall Guy, but crap all over The Scargiver? Lol, that's unhinged🤡
@janechoy207318 күн бұрын
I think you do yourself a disservice as a movie commentator by commenting on a new FFC movie without having watched his career high movies.
@atlanta207618 күн бұрын
Coppola is even out of low flying F's to give. I don't believe he cares whether he has a distributor or if the movie ends up getting dumped onna shtreaming site. He just wants to tell one last story before he dies. He just wants to put it out there. And put out there it will. Even if it's just available on the high seas. THAT'S how much of a true artist he really is. Munny? Screw that. It's all about telling the story. Kudos to him!
@artemus80j.416 күн бұрын
That’s exactly what he said about Apocalypse Now. He stated that the film is shit and that he was so bothered by it to the point where he didn’t know how to finish the movie until he stopped giving a F and said who cares at the end of the day he knows that he will be the one to watch his own creation.
@fgjhcfgg242424 күн бұрын
and IMAX is backing the maestro so we can rest assured
@SuperRobertoClemente18 күн бұрын
Sorry I'm commenting too much on here, but oh well. I strongly suspect that this film is a train wreck, but I won't judge based on an incoherent trailer. The distribution issue: Coppola has not had a hit film in more than thirty years. He has also had mega-flops before: the musical "One from the Heart." If he finds a way to self-distribute (borderline impossible), it will echo his utopian faith in independent distribution that marked his earliest years and his short-lived production company American Zoetrope. But I can't lie-- I'm not sure I'm up for 3+ hours of his megalomaniacal blather, even on IMAX...
@thomascuriel761113 күн бұрын
2h 18m
@vharding200019 күн бұрын
Take a few hours out of your day and watch The Godfather.
@SuperRobertoClemente18 күн бұрын
And "The Conversation." Even better!
@artemus80j.416 күн бұрын
And then Apocalypse Now.
@Stumme-4020316 күн бұрын
2nd Godfather also.
@hezekiahramirez696515 күн бұрын
Check out The Freshman. If you like The Godfather I guarantee you will like The Freshman
@thomascuriel761113 күн бұрын
I suppose he doesn't even know _Citizen_ _Kane_
@film_magician19 күн бұрын
Oh god fuck that thumbnail. Let the movie come out before you call it a disaster. ALL of his movies had these morons saying casting wouldn't work, shooting on location wouldn't work, his direction style won't work. This movie is going to be something else. Pure Coppola. Can't wait to see it.
@redsands100119 күн бұрын
Aw i really did like teenage bounty hunters
@fahadalikhan19 күн бұрын
You've never seen The Godfather? Why are you even speaking about films?
@lukesmhudson13 күн бұрын
We’ve got a film purest here ladies and gentlemen. He knows his stuff and he’s not afraid to tell you. He’s better than you cause he knows film stats. Couldn’t tell you what the fuck a films about but he’ll hit you with all the facts like some autistic Tarantino trivia collector. Stfu man the guy can have skipped godfather and still have an opinion
@benjacarrasco94477 күн бұрын
dont be a snob idiot
@erwinquiachon805419 күн бұрын
All the money comes from the Coppola brand of wine. He still produces wine, so he doesn't need this film to make a profit. This all happened before with Apocalypse Now. Coppola financed Apocalypse Now and it was too weird for distributors. Eventually, people started to understand the film and it has become a classic movie with profits for Coppola.
@SuperRobertoClemente18 күн бұрын
Actually, this is not true. Apocalypse Now made a $70 million profit at the box office, not later as a cult classic. Coppola's wine business started after that film, in 1980, but wasn't labeled "Coppola" until 2010. He sold much of his stake in it to fund "Megalopolis," so that's not going to be a continued source of self-funding going ahead. It's likely the last film he will ever make.
@erwinquiachon805418 күн бұрын
@@SuperRobertoClemente That $70million wasn't made right away. It sounds like it took at least 3 years to make the bulk of that $70 million. I remember receiving a bottle of Coppola wine with the Coppola name on it in the 90's from family in the San Francisco area. Last week at Cannes, Coppola claimed that he was already starting his next film. That sounds like the wine is still a cash cow for him. He also mentioned that Apocalypse Now is still playing in theatres all over the world.
@SuperRobertoClemente18 күн бұрын
@@erwinquiachon8054 So the reason it took 3 years for AN to make its box office profits is that back then, blockbusters would remain in theaters for years. This happened with Star Wars, Jaws, all the biggies. The first video store only opened in 1977 and it took a few years for that to become a cornerstone of the movie business. Prior to video / DVD / streaming, the movie would be around for a while so people could see it more than once.
@SuperRobertoClemente18 күн бұрын
@@erwinquiachon8054 And yea Coppola did hold onto one other plot of land to keep making wine. In terms of self-producing his own film, he's a genius. But from what everyone is saying, maybe he could have used a producer who could have told him "no" once in a while. Not that he gives a shit.
@paulcumes19 күн бұрын
Has all the ingredients for great art. Gonna b fire 🔥🔥🔥
@FrakkinToasterLuvva19 күн бұрын
Cloud Atlas was not really all that confusing. I can think of many much more confusing movies.
@Peeps746814 күн бұрын
Agreed. Take any David Lynch production for instance…. 😂
@reanetsemoleleki82195 күн бұрын
It was just boring.
@Hildelano7320 күн бұрын
Im sure that is a disaster movie...why? Adam Driver+Shia+Zandaya+...
@robertlewis831512 күн бұрын
Zendaya isn’t in this movie
@AgentGordonCole11 күн бұрын
@@robertlewis8315 Yeah, she is
@solomonrurup535920 күн бұрын
I’m so damn excited for this movie! Thanks for the info, I can’t believe no one wants to distribute a Coppola film
@heavycritic955415 күн бұрын
The reception so far hasn't been kind. It's possible that the studios think Coppola is washed-up, and the critics seem to agree. Even the positive reviews are struggling to find nice things to say about it.
@gFamWeb22 күн бұрын
[spoiler alert] I think the intended interpretation is that Owen is trans. Whether or not Maddie was real, died, actually came back, or anything about the show, i think is up for interpretation. I think your interpretation of her dying and Owen making up rest of the narrative I think could still fit with the trans identity narrative. It's not one I've heard, and I find it quite fascinating. I think the most literal straightforward answer is that, indeed, both kids are from the show, and the villain cast them out into what they think is the real world. That's probably the horror/creepypasta interpretation. However, there definitely is a lot of ways you could interpret many parts of it to be metaphorical rather than literal.
@DebbieHennessey22 күн бұрын
Loved, loved, loved this movie! It was so much fun!
@tadsgirl27 күн бұрын
The marketing for this film sucked. It was great!
@thomaspaccione721427 күн бұрын
I enjoyed this movie very much!
@mlungelwac.dlamini605927 күн бұрын
Probably the death of this movie is lack of marketing: I've been to the cinema at least 3 times and didn't even consider even watching it.
@BatPierrot28 күн бұрын
Im 80% sure the container scene was CGI
@thefilmcubano23 күн бұрын
some of it was but some was done with actual stunts!
@actualkarenokboomer315828 күн бұрын
Loved it. I think people are making a serious mistake by not seeing it in a theatre. I hope to see it at least once more in a theatre.
@ireneshafer134028 күн бұрын
Don't know movie they all saw, but not the one *I* saw. Maybe you mean YOU didn't care...
@thefilmcubano23 күн бұрын
i literally start this video by saying i loved the movie lol
@canaanhess28 күн бұрын
My issue is the trailer made it look like it was a generic action romance love story we’ve all seen before.
@alex_davis_1128 күн бұрын
Fall Guy Came Out And No One Cared? ... if you say so
@thefilmcubano23 күн бұрын
Unfortunately very few people saw the movie. Damn shame since Fall Guy was awesome :)
@cabellero112029 күн бұрын
Why should people go out to see it when it will be available to stream in 5 weeks!
@thefilmcubano23 күн бұрын
Naaaaa this movie was made for the big screen
@AKimmelFIlms29 күн бұрын
Like you said this movie knows what it is and I believe it excels at that. the excitement I had when all the pieces started falling into place for the ending😍 it was the biggest love letter to a side of filming rarely seen.
@Liam_Mellon29 күн бұрын
Wrong! Some of us cared, and I'm starting a movement to turn this movie's fate around. Spread the word and the hashtag #GoSeeTheFallGuy
@nancybarta816729 күн бұрын
The movie was fabulous from beginning to end!!!!!!So glad it will stream on Peacock this summer!
@lincoln3x729 күн бұрын
Blast of a movie that no one will go see... too bad, its smart and fun.
@NigelThrashnerАй бұрын
Agreed. I’ll add that to me the supporting characters were the real stars of the movie 😊.
@heychardonnayАй бұрын
this movie absolutely incredible. the impossible love triangle, the use of music to feel the emotions they were feeling. it was insane to watch
@NotSoStoicBastardАй бұрын
I LOVED Challengers!!! I’m thinking about making a video about it as well. Glad I came across your Channel, keep it up! Your smile somehow reminds me of Andrew Garfield, I can’t explain it. 😂🙏
@brandonchristopher9657Ай бұрын
Zack Snyder doesn't understand his to film dialogue and character development
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He has European distribution just not in the US. It's a marketing strategy
I’m sure he’ll make a direct deal with the theaters just like Taylor Swift did.
I woke up early to watch it before work too.....😅😅
This film was INCREIDBLE! Haven't been able to stop thinking about it despite having seen it multiple times now. Movie of the year for me right now!
I can’t trust ANY movie reviewer that hasn’t seen ANY Godfather movie! Sorry dude, but unless you’ve look at what’s considered as the one of, if not the greatest movie ever made, then you really have no sound foundation to judge other movies, or the director.
Dude, go watch Spider-Man
The dollar is never worth more than the pound£ its football!😂
I fail to understand the point of this video.
The rent is too damn high.
This movie should had been straight for greater viewership, they gave up on a big payday!!!
Hmmmm, Cloud Atlas is actually one of my favorite films.
"Cloud Atlas" is a masterpiece
Francis spent 200 million on the budget he didn’t have enough money left over to buy reviews like Disney. Because he doesn’t have a distributor whose interest is it in to give the film good reviews?
Perhaps old Francis would have 200 millons!. Him budget was just 120 millions
...I don't think it's legal to be a movie reviewer if you haven't seen 'The Godfather'.
As someone who has seen it... take it down a notch.
@@etchedinstone7562 Oh WOW Have you actually SEEN the Godfather? You personally might not understand how important that film is, that doesn't mean it's not important. I don't know what the fuck a Higgs Boson is but I don't tell nerds that Super colliders aren't important. That movie altered the course of cinema history, if you haven't seen it and studied it, you are not equipped to have an opinion (that's worth listening to) about movies made today.
@mojojojo560 Movies that are made today or since the turn of the century stand on their own terms and don't owe a damn thing to the movies of the mid 20th century or to a generation most of which is now gone. I don't need to state my credentials to you. I live in this century which right now is the only century in cinema that matters.
@@etchedinstone7562 everything you just said is completely wrong
The Postman is the example I usually think of. It's almost completely forgotten now. When was the last time you heard someone talk about The Postman? Costner recently did another longtime passion project too. I don't know how many of these epic passion projects have been good but I don't think it's many
do you take requests?
Imagine having all the power because you put up all the money, 100 million cash, and you still, with no studio forcing you to, hire ADAM DRIVER
What's wrong with you? This is an insanely goofy, disingenuous rant. You sound cowardly and wilfully ignorant. Every critique of yours about Rebel Moon is fake and nasty. You clearly don't like film, but like being seen to like certain films. You give a rousing review of The Fall Guy, but crap all over The Scargiver? Lol, that's unhinged🤡
I think you do yourself a disservice as a movie commentator by commenting on a new FFC movie without having watched his career high movies.
Coppola is even out of low flying F's to give. I don't believe he cares whether he has a distributor or if the movie ends up getting dumped onna shtreaming site. He just wants to tell one last story before he dies. He just wants to put it out there. And put out there it will. Even if it's just available on the high seas. THAT'S how much of a true artist he really is. Munny? Screw that. It's all about telling the story. Kudos to him!
That’s exactly what he said about Apocalypse Now. He stated that the film is shit and that he was so bothered by it to the point where he didn’t know how to finish the movie until he stopped giving a F and said who cares at the end of the day he knows that he will be the one to watch his own creation.
and IMAX is backing the maestro so we can rest assured
Sorry I'm commenting too much on here, but oh well. I strongly suspect that this film is a train wreck, but I won't judge based on an incoherent trailer. The distribution issue: Coppola has not had a hit film in more than thirty years. He has also had mega-flops before: the musical "One from the Heart." If he finds a way to self-distribute (borderline impossible), it will echo his utopian faith in independent distribution that marked his earliest years and his short-lived production company American Zoetrope. But I can't lie-- I'm not sure I'm up for 3+ hours of his megalomaniacal blather, even on IMAX...
2h 18m
Take a few hours out of your day and watch The Godfather.
And "The Conversation." Even better!
And then Apocalypse Now.
2nd Godfather also.
Check out The Freshman. If you like The Godfather I guarantee you will like The Freshman
I suppose he doesn't even know _Citizen_ _Kane_
Oh god fuck that thumbnail. Let the movie come out before you call it a disaster. ALL of his movies had these morons saying casting wouldn't work, shooting on location wouldn't work, his direction style won't work. This movie is going to be something else. Pure Coppola. Can't wait to see it.
Aw i really did like teenage bounty hunters
You've never seen The Godfather? Why are you even speaking about films?
We’ve got a film purest here ladies and gentlemen. He knows his stuff and he’s not afraid to tell you. He’s better than you cause he knows film stats. Couldn’t tell you what the fuck a films about but he’ll hit you with all the facts like some autistic Tarantino trivia collector. Stfu man the guy can have skipped godfather and still have an opinion
dont be a snob idiot
All the money comes from the Coppola brand of wine. He still produces wine, so he doesn't need this film to make a profit. This all happened before with Apocalypse Now. Coppola financed Apocalypse Now and it was too weird for distributors. Eventually, people started to understand the film and it has become a classic movie with profits for Coppola.
Actually, this is not true. Apocalypse Now made a $70 million profit at the box office, not later as a cult classic. Coppola's wine business started after that film, in 1980, but wasn't labeled "Coppola" until 2010. He sold much of his stake in it to fund "Megalopolis," so that's not going to be a continued source of self-funding going ahead. It's likely the last film he will ever make.
@@SuperRobertoClemente That $70million wasn't made right away. It sounds like it took at least 3 years to make the bulk of that $70 million. I remember receiving a bottle of Coppola wine with the Coppola name on it in the 90's from family in the San Francisco area. Last week at Cannes, Coppola claimed that he was already starting his next film. That sounds like the wine is still a cash cow for him. He also mentioned that Apocalypse Now is still playing in theatres all over the world.
@@erwinquiachon8054 So the reason it took 3 years for AN to make its box office profits is that back then, blockbusters would remain in theaters for years. This happened with Star Wars, Jaws, all the biggies. The first video store only opened in 1977 and it took a few years for that to become a cornerstone of the movie business. Prior to video / DVD / streaming, the movie would be around for a while so people could see it more than once.
@@erwinquiachon8054 And yea Coppola did hold onto one other plot of land to keep making wine. In terms of self-producing his own film, he's a genius. But from what everyone is saying, maybe he could have used a producer who could have told him "no" once in a while. Not that he gives a shit.
Has all the ingredients for great art. Gonna b fire 🔥🔥🔥
Cloud Atlas was not really all that confusing. I can think of many much more confusing movies.
Agreed. Take any David Lynch production for instance…. 😂
It was just boring.
Im sure that is a disaster movie...why? Adam Driver+Shia+Zandaya+...
Zendaya isn’t in this movie
@@robertlewis8315 Yeah, she is
I’m so damn excited for this movie! Thanks for the info, I can’t believe no one wants to distribute a Coppola film
The reception so far hasn't been kind. It's possible that the studios think Coppola is washed-up, and the critics seem to agree. Even the positive reviews are struggling to find nice things to say about it.
[spoiler alert] I think the intended interpretation is that Owen is trans. Whether or not Maddie was real, died, actually came back, or anything about the show, i think is up for interpretation. I think your interpretation of her dying and Owen making up rest of the narrative I think could still fit with the trans identity narrative. It's not one I've heard, and I find it quite fascinating. I think the most literal straightforward answer is that, indeed, both kids are from the show, and the villain cast them out into what they think is the real world. That's probably the horror/creepypasta interpretation. However, there definitely is a lot of ways you could interpret many parts of it to be metaphorical rather than literal.
Loved, loved, loved this movie! It was so much fun!
The marketing for this film sucked. It was great!
I enjoyed this movie very much!
Probably the death of this movie is lack of marketing: I've been to the cinema at least 3 times and didn't even consider even watching it.
Im 80% sure the container scene was CGI
some of it was but some was done with actual stunts!
Loved it. I think people are making a serious mistake by not seeing it in a theatre. I hope to see it at least once more in a theatre.
Don't know movie they all saw, but not the one *I* saw. Maybe you mean YOU didn't care...
i literally start this video by saying i loved the movie lol
My issue is the trailer made it look like it was a generic action romance love story we’ve all seen before.
Fall Guy Came Out And No One Cared? ... if you say so
Unfortunately very few people saw the movie. Damn shame since Fall Guy was awesome :)
Why should people go out to see it when it will be available to stream in 5 weeks!
Naaaaa this movie was made for the big screen
Like you said this movie knows what it is and I believe it excels at that. the excitement I had when all the pieces started falling into place for the ending😍 it was the biggest love letter to a side of filming rarely seen.
Wrong! Some of us cared, and I'm starting a movement to turn this movie's fate around. Spread the word and the hashtag #GoSeeTheFallGuy
The movie was fabulous from beginning to end!!!!!!So glad it will stream on Peacock this summer!
Blast of a movie that no one will go see... too bad, its smart and fun.
Agreed. I’ll add that to me the supporting characters were the real stars of the movie 😊.
this movie absolutely incredible. the impossible love triangle, the use of music to feel the emotions they were feeling. it was insane to watch
I LOVED Challengers!!! I’m thinking about making a video about it as well. Glad I came across your Channel, keep it up! Your smile somehow reminds me of Andrew Garfield, I can’t explain it. 😂🙏
Zack Snyder doesn't understand his to film dialogue and character development
Looks good