Best Movies You've Never Seen! Vol 4 - SJU

Our SJU team talks another round of the best movies you've never seen and why you should check them out! Plus other news from the world on screen and we prep for our big live Women In Film benefit show - it's SJ Universe!

Hosted by Roth Cornet, Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr and Dan Murrell

Produced by Billy A .Patterson
Production Engineer: Josh Tapia
Supervising Producer: Warren Tessler
Production Coordinator: Tina Choi

Post-Production Supervisor: Gracie Hartmann
Post-Production Coordinator: Carolyn Croce
Assistant Editor: Emin Bassavand

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[vishanthfishy]

You'd be surprised how many have seen "your name"

[MrMike]

Joe: "You're a Spy, and a murderer!"
Roth: *Literally sips tea!*

[davidcampbell]

Roth genuinely doesn’t get enough credit for how great she is on camera. Absolute star

[MadamGojira]

Thank you for talking about Your Name it's so amazing and I just like hearing people talk about it. The animation is breathtaking and it is emotional in a joyful and avoids getting depressing. I cried from just the shear joy I had from watching it. It came out in a time of my life where I needed a movie to make me feel good. I'll always cherish it for that.

[TheBilliebobxx]

I wish more people would give anime movie's (and series) a try. So many people dismiss them because of the fact that it's animation and say "well it's for kids", which first of all dismisses how many adult messages are presented in children's movies but is also just not true because they aren't aimed at children at all. Some of the most thought provoking and emotionally gripping films I have ever seen are anime. The format allows you to enter a world that would be hard to believe of it was live action. I have not seen your name but will definitely be watching it now. I Iove this segment because I trust your guy's opinions on movies so much, thanks for the suggestions.

[Peki_THC]

Your Name is just beautiful! Good pick Joe!

[axel]

I post the same list of under-seen movies in every volume of this series:
-The Man from Nowhere (2010)
-It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)
-Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter (2014)
-Millennium Actress (2001)
-Love & Mercy (2014)

[alexishorowitz]

I have been waiting for somebody to mention city of lost children for so long! Thank you! It's been one of my favorite movies since I was in high school over 20 years ago

[binazirissenova]

the way Roth sipped her tea LMAO i love you Roth, you are the best

[gonzo]

Anything by Jean-Pierre Jeunet is amazing. City of Lost Children, Amelie, Delicatessen, all golden.

[johnwoo]

Thank you guys for adding another volume of "movies you've never seen." I have several awesome movies in my collection because of the previous episodes, and look forward to checking out these new films.

[EnFabian]

Your Name might be the best animated movie ever made.

[alexishorowitz]

The scene with the Siamese twins cooking is one of the greatest things I've ever seen in my entire life

[FRCB]

I guess I have to watch Your name now. I’ll buy it this weekend.

[geling]

Notes On A Scandal is FANTASTIC, yes!

[adityaharikrishnan]

Thanks a bunch guys. I have been wanting to rewatch Notes on a Scandal for a couple of years now. I had forgotten the name of the movie and at the time I watched it, I was not big on celebrity names. But I remembered loving this movie and, thanks to you, am gonna rewatch it later tonight.

[defiantaichi]

Your name is a masterpiece. I think we all stood up at the same time and yelled no into the movie . It’s a fantasy story. Also try - koe no katachi (a silent voice), more of a character driven movie. Bullying centric. As a kid bullied through middle school for 2-3 years, that movie brought tears to my eyes, even though now as an adult I often tell myself it was all stupid stuff back then. Thank you so much for doing this series
Sometimes you both like Batman, sometimes you start a cult - Dan, 2018

[joseg]

I love when you guys talk about smaller overlooked films 👍

[moviecore]

Everyone should see What Dreams May Come. One of Robin Williams most under-rated movies about a dad who dies and tries to save his wife from the afterlife. Great visual for when it was released

[ashonshakya]

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