Playtime

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[jackelstone]

As a 4 yr old this is what I imagined my parents meant when they said a movie was too adult for me.

[Grohlvana]

Perfect, I was hoping Dunkey would review a 60's French comedy today.

[markhastings]

It's rare when Dunkey praises a JRPG. I'm glad he's found one he enjoys

[noahhecker]

This film sounds incredibly creative. Also at 3:13 above the door you will spot the word Strand, clearly in homage to the strand type game

[Dirtyblue]

"Fun" fact: despite being an absolute artistic masterpiece this film ruined the director's career due to the sheer cost; he took out several loans and spent nearly 16 million francs building every single set in the entire film (and I mean _every_ set, including the _streets;_ there was no on-location filming at any point in the film). It performed badly at the box office on release and he was unable to pay back the loans, and lost _everything_ - his production company, the rights to his movies, and his own home.

[Joel-Haver]

I dropped everything to watch this, one of the best movies that movies have made
edit: this was wonderful, I'm here for cinephile dunkey

[DaxSchaffer]

Typical dunkey, trying to ride that trending train with topical commentary on the latest cinema blockbuster.

[JustJayGray]

“Some employees stay idle and do nothing while others do the work of 10” This, this is retail

[quantumlunatea]

I love this movie, so I rewatched it with my housemates. They really didn't care for it. I'm glad Mr. Video Gamedunkey reviewed it because this means I'm objectively correct now and legally the president

[DavidCurryFilms]

"If you show this movie to a thousand different people, they'll be zoned into a different corner of the action".... you might say there's truly something for everyone👌

[Legotrademark]

The cinematography isn't just unique, it legit looks like a movie from the future. Except it came out around the time my parents were born

[hacim]

Man, I absolutely love it when the dunk just shares a piece of media he's genuinely passionate about. I love it when he's memeing through his teeth, but something about the more direct and analytical videos makes me want to write reviews like that.

[DestinyPhono]

Dunkey's movie reviews truly allow us to say:

"Classic, haven't watched it yet."

[thejesuschrist]

Please Please Please for the love of all that is sacred and holy, bless us with more film recommendations! This was exactly what I have been looking for and is precisely my cup of wine. Thank you. This was an absolute gem!

[janky]

"The first two customers have arrived before the construction workers were even done building it"
That is JUST like Gaming Culture.

[AdequateEmily]

Of all the people to talk about Jacques Tati…I did not expect Dunkey.

[marielizysurourcq]

Playtime was Tati's masterpiece, from his own opinion. Alas, he bet everything on it, including his own money. It was a financial disaster. Nobody understood the point of the movie. By the way, this movie was created for the big screen (like his previous ones). Tati hated movies on a television, and his nightmare would have been some people watching it on a smartphone...

[Cheddar-Goblin]

The director built a whole city for this movie, it was his playtime.

[AlexBaleFilms]

Favorite moment was at 5:03 when dunkey's VO got muffled when the door closed. Small but effective little editing moment that's very fitting with the topic

[friendlycat]

I scroll down into my suggested videos and see "Playtime".

And I think, 'Wow, it's weird that YouTube would suggest I rent a Jacques Tati movie out of nowhere." And then I scroll down more and I see that, in fact, legendary YouTuber/Rap Artist videogamedunkey is reviewing said 1960's classic French comedy film.

I now know that not only will I watch literally anything Dunkey makes, I'm excited by the idea that Dunkey might make a video about literally anything. I'd watch the man throw cooked vegetables at a wall and be happy the whole time.

Got nothing but love and respect for this man.