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One of the great artists of our time.. this film means so much to me now, it feels like home in many ways. I'm wishing her nothing but the best🖤

John Waters is f*cking adorable...

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Comment se nomme la musique de cette bande d'annonce ?

I haven't stopped thinking about this film since I saw it 4 days ago and that's what a good film should do. I love the direction that Josh O'Connor is going in his career since the delightful Durrells and his performance here was a treat. He seems to put such thought into his choice of film. Well done to all involved in this film and I look forward to Alice Rohrwacher's next work.

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the subtitles are much better than from this dvd i bought off ebay

Such a nice video. I knew about this movie from this MV Jose Gonzalez - Stay Alive | The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" on youtube channel "soul gravity". My first watch of this movie was kinda ruined/distorted: because I watched the MV first, I thought Walter's adventure was kind of a planned event by Sean O'Connell, or this is just a comedy like Bruce Almighty. During my first watch, since it's a plot that at this stage of Walter's life everything seem to "connect all the dots", that it's like a re-confirm that "the gift" from Sean O'Connell is not just the wallet (plus that 1/ he made such a big deal with his words in the letter and the imprinted LIFE's motto on the wallet, 2/ Walter had an illusion that Sean was calling him to join the adventure) but a whole planned adventure: Walter, if you want that 25 negative, take the adventure to track me down and you will get it, your enjoying the very now moment of your like, it's more important that 25th negative itself. You only focus on the 25 negative, but the whole picture is that you should really enjoy your life and experiencing the world. I noticed that the whole motive for the unexpected adventure is that Walter had his job at stake because of the missing 25th negative that he had to search for it everywhere; this plot isn't net at all. We also clearly aware that Walter really really want to take an adventure (that why he had illusions), and a fact is that he world 16 years in LIFE magazine, the motto about seeing the world is imprinted in his head; he was ripped between staying on the white collar job to keep the magazine issued regularly and goes on a trip. Up until Walter completed his climbing up the mountain and met Sean, I still think that Sean placed all the piece of breads along the way, and it's not a clear step by step guidance on how to find him, he expected that somehow Walter will fill the gap himself, that's the risk he must take, and he believe some how Walter would made the impossible possible. Turned out that the plot isn't that much planned, it's just simply a misunderstanding of where Sean put the 25 negative. After my second watching, I think I am now 60%-80% on the same track with other audience, but I still had the impression that Sean planned the trip, there's piece of clue that just match that wrong-impression (clearly the plot show that it's just coincidence, but Walter life connected the dots). I don't know if my impression would change after my third serious watch or not, but for now, although this is a really good movie, a hidden gem, but it's make me feel PRETTY UNEASY that the movie is like, after 16 years of illusions, one day when Walter's like is crumbling down (as LIFE stop issue print version and changes to a dot com) that everything MAGICALLY lead him to an adventure of his life. Think about this: Three idiots (Bollywood) also has all the dots magically connected, the plot is easy to accept; in Deadpool, the "lucky girl/domino" said she want to join Deadpool team because somehow life will work out for her, the plot is easy to accept; in Bruce Almighty, God showed up and let Bruce had the mini-ultimate power, the plot is easy to accept; Because all of these 3 plots are a blatant joke that we could easily accept them; but The MAGICALLY Life of Walter Mitty seems like telling us this is a realism situation (life is tought, shit happened, YOU CAN'T DO MUCH) and somehow everything magically connect; imagine this, you could easily accept superman movie, but if there is a movie about a guy that could run twice as fast as Usain Bolt, you wannabe know exactly, convincingly how a human being could possibly run that fast.

29:46 Nathan is so effortlessly savage

Love her. She is aging with such grace... an eternal beauty.

I watched that movie too late at night that by the ending it exceeded my bed time. I was so traumatized and couldn’t just go to bed. So I just started saying nonsense like “skibidi bop dee boo” etc from some place within and typed into RUclips skibidi something or other and then this hilarious music video was presented to me by a band called “Little Big” and it calmed me down enough to go to bed

Naked...one of my favorite film.

The way they all speak about this town and it's people make me want to visit it so badly. It sounds so charming.

This video reminds me of Valentino

Alguem sabe o nome dessa música que toca logo no inicio, melodia linda

Buñuel no era anticlerical. Podria ser ateo, pero él nunca se definió como anticlerical; y desde luego, era mucho mejor cineasta que tú.

The interpreter is really very impressive!!

l have never watched this movie. We have plans for tonight 😻😎

One of the deepest and coolest masterpieces in contemporary European cinematography ❤

Funeral de Iósif Stalin: El 6 de marzo de 1953, todo Moscú, llegó en grandes multitudes a la Plaza Trúbnaia, desde el enorme Bulevar Rozhdéstvenski. No había suficiente espacio para que tanta gente transitara por ahí, y nadie podía regresarse porque otros seguían acudiendo sin pausa, procedentes de todas partes: “La masa se hizo cada vez más grande, llegando a un punto en el que nos quedamos impedidas; aplastadas. Fue imposible eludir la corriente humana.” (Relató Elena Zaks, una de las miles de personas que estuvieron entre la multitud. Ella tuvo suerte. Cuando pasaba por una valla un soldado la sacó de ahí, posiblemente salvándole la vida). En fin. Más de un centenar de personas murieron atrapadas durante el funeral de Stalin. Se estima que asistieron entre 300 mil y medio millón de ciudadanos. Ahora bien: Es sabido que se orinaron sobre la tumba de Franco, dentro de la mismísima Basílica de Los Caídos. A Mussolini, lo colgaron de las patas y arrastraron su cadáver. La tumba de Pinochet, está permanentemente custodiada por el Ejército Chileno, para evitar que los vándalos hagan de las suyas, de nuevo. Es “Deporte Oficial” ESCUPIR sobre las tumbas de Harry S Truman y de Juan María Bordaberry. Así que, Stalin, no pudo ser un hombre tan odiado y cruel, como lo pintan. Primero sería lo contrario. Stalin fue un Gran Líder, respetado y amado por su pueblo… o, de otro modo, hubiera quedado una clara evidencia de la repulsa civil, durante su funeral. Y, como podemos apreciar aquí, obviamente no fue así. Nadie en Rusia maldijo su nombre. Ni antes, ni en la actualidad. De hecho, en Rusia, aún se venera a Stalin. .

One of the greatest masterpieces in contemporary European cinematography ❤

Funeral de Iósif Stalin: El 6 de marzo de 1953, todo Moscú, llegó en grandes multitudes a la Plaza Trúbnaia, desde el enorme Bulevar Rozhdéstvenski. No había suficiente espacio para que tanta gente transitara por ahí, y nadie podía regresarse porque otros seguían acudiendo sin pausa, procedentes de todas partes: “La masa se hizo cada vez más grande, llegando a un punto en el que nos quedamos impedidas; aplastadas. Fue imposible eludir la corriente humana.” (Relató Elena Zaks, una de las miles de personas que estuvieron entre la multitud. Ella tuvo suerte. Cuando pasaba por una valla un soldado la sacó de ahí, posiblemente salvándole la vida). En fin. Más de un centenar de personas murieron atrapadas durante el funeral de Stalin. Se estima que asistieron entre 300 mil y medio millón de ciudadanos. Ahora bien: Es sabido que se orinaron sobre la tumba de Franco, dentro de la mismísima Basílica de Los Caídos. A Mussolini, lo colgaron de las patas y arrastraron su cadáver. La tumba de Pinochet, está permanentemente custodiada por el Ejército Chileno, para evitar que los vándalos hagan de las suyas, de nuevo. Es “Deporte Oficial” ESCUPIR sobre las tumbas de Harry S Truman y de Juan María Bordaberry. Así que, Stalin, no pudo ser un hombre tan odiado y cruel, como lo pintan. Primero sería lo contrario. Stalin fue un Gran Líder, respetado y amado por su pueblo… o, de otro modo, hubiera quedado una clara evidencia de la repulsa civil, durante su funeral. Y, como podemos apreciar aquí, obviamente no fue así. Nadie en Rusia maldijo su nombre. Ni antes, ni en la actualidad. De hecho, en Rusia, aún se venera a Stalin. .

Where I can see this film in its entirety?

I had always thought of Dick Cavett as an inellectual. I had seen him interiew Isaac Asimov and was impressed. I guess that was more due to Asimov than Cavett. He is (at least through time stamp 10.01 a simpering fool. The humor is sophmoric and boring. At 21.25 it seems that she is bored with him and asks him to get on with talking about the film. I am not sure if she is unintelligent or she was just speaking at his level. i found this inspipid.

Are you a good person? Not by your own standards, but by God’s, your Creator and Judge. No one is. Repent, confess your sins to God and believe in Christ. Only then will you be justified, at peace with God, free from hell, and you'll live for His glory: ruclips.net/video/pYZw0dfLmLk/видео.html

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Great movie. Sad story about these disgusting corporations..

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Dougie's ceying scene was fucking horrible and came off like bad improv.

Benny is such a fucking geeked out grifter he can't even understand the interviewer's questions 🤣🤣🤣

Free Palestine.

Holy shit I thought this Dougie guy was just a character but that's literally this Safdie guy in real life.... Wow.

Holy fucking shit he's such a grifter ahahah

I love this movie

I'm surprised I haven't heard of this movie. I'd strongly agree it's quite a masterpiece I can tell by just the trailer itself. It's almost like the original "The Mazerunner" starring Dylan O'Brien.

I watch/listen to a ton of interviews and talks from film makers like this one. Really think Ethan has a wonderful non fiction book in him. Not sure if some sort of memoir or something closer to film history/analysis like Tarantino's Cinema Speculation. But he's incredibly eloquent and seems to be much more thoughtful than the vast majority of actors.

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Gyönyörű film. Lélek simogató .

This interview is so precious!

Such a professional interpreter!!!! so impressive