what i watched in july

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BUSINESS INQUIRES:

Thank you for watching! :)

[mrink]

At this point this is how i can tell a month has passed

[theclarkmaster]

I will judge you as a person based on this

[SteveDCM]

I watched you in July.
Through your bedroom window.

[Mr_Case_Time]

Weird request: can you say the rating out loud, or hold it on the screen for a little longer? I oftentimes listen to your videos while driving and it’s hard to catch the score when it’s gone so quickly. I know you make your content for me specifically, so I’m sure you’ll be happy to oblige.

[arkhanok]

Timestamps again???
0:13 Glengarry glen ross 3.5/5
0:53 Runaway brain 4/5
1:13 Maxxxine 2.5/5
1:49 The green ray 5/5
3:00 Light sleeper 3.5/5
3:30 Out of sight 4/5
4:19 Point blank 5/5
5:05 monkey kingdom 2/5
5:17 Mulholland drive 5/5
6:01 Longlegs 4/5
6:39 A summers tale 4.5/5
7:19 The mighty peking man 3.5/5
7:48 Platoon 4/5
8:33 Twister 2.5/5
9:06 The bakery girl of monceay 3/5
9:27 Coreys N/A
9:41 Claire's knee 3.5/5
10:26 The wizard off oz 5/5
10:52 Mysterious object at noon 4/5
11:26 The hidden fortress 4.5/5
12:05 Twisters 3.5/5
13:40 The duel 2.5/5
14:26 Babe Pig in the city 4.5/5

[ZOBuccaneer]

If Platoon is your first Oliver Stone film, highly recommend checking out JFK. People think it’s just going to be a boring 3-hour biopic, but it’s actually a nonstop onslaught of conspiracies with some of the greatest actors of the 90s in some of their wildest roles.

[gahllib]

On the occassions when I have to convince somebody to watch Fury Road who has expressed disinterest in mad max, sci-fi, or even action movies generally, I tell them "It's by the director of Babe 2: Pig in the City." Works every time

[SureTina]

Watching these at the beginning of each month is some sort of cozy ritual

[Siderite]

I watched (notable mentions only):
- Hit Man - forgettable, almost bad
- Mars Express - good Asimovian sci-fi animation film
- Monkey Man - really good! Don't get hung up on the "Indian John Wick" marketing. The movie is so much deeper.
- The Bikeriders - turns a bland photo album + interviews book into a captivating window into the past

[lilmissgearhead]

The 4D Twisters was one of the best theater experiences I’ve had in the last decade. Fully packed and high energy audience definitely helped. SO fun

[michaelangelo]

Glengarry Glenn Ross' script is so good! Think you undersold it here. Written by the legendary David Mamet (has Karsten ever watched 'House of Games' etc.?) Mamet has a really impressive movie catalogue

[trinaq]

Mia Goth is the Scream Queen of her generation, she continues to impress me. Also, "Twisters" was a fun time, it updated the story for a modern audience, while keeping some 90's nostalgic elements.

[OddOneOut]

As long as MUBI is still alive, so will Karsten's Channel be...

[iconicsound]

Whatever happened to the Severance video

[SapphireCarbuncle]

I got to watch The Guy Who Doesn't Like Musicals, which doesn't technically count as a "movie" but it was a fun time and as someone who doesn't really follow Starkid productions I had a good time. Especially the entire ending performance, love how hard they leaned into the bit there.

[markvandermolen]

I can’t state enough how much I love these monthly videos.

[originaozz]

Babe 1 and 2 holds a special spot in my childhood.🥺 I was super sad when he got lost in the city and torn apart from his owners.

[christianorton]

I don’t love Twister, but Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt remind me of so many couples I’ve known. Funny how different experiences in life affect readings of movies or other art. I actually like that.

[joshuasmith]

If you like Boorman movies, you should check out Excalibur.

[loganbass]

BIG W for shouting at Corey’s. Love Joe Pera Talk With You so its happy to see Conner O’Malley being recognized more.