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Hello Aluxers and welcome back, this is a short series we’re doing before the holidays!
In this video we’re sharing with you 5 movies we loved in 2019 - with, of course, our ALUX take on everything...
No worries, we’re not gonna spoil anything for you, or at least we’ll try not to.
Here we go:
If Quentin Tarantino comes out with anything, you know we’re buying, especially when the cast is as star-struck as this was.
Brad, Leo & Margo... Need I say more?!
The movie is a reflection of what LA life was back in the 50s & it rides perfectly the RETRO wave happening right now.
Here’s the deal, unless you’re a fan of Quentin with a fairly developed cinema history, you’re probably not gonna like this movie very much.
It looks beautiful, but without the understanding of what you’re watching it won’t make much sense.
We love Tarantino because he likes to rewrite history in an entertaining way.
Watch the movie, then do the right thing and go on Reddit in order to understand what you just watched!
Honestly, this is the only movie with real depth that made it into the mainstream this year.
Joker isn’t a superhero movie. It’s not a comedy, you’re not supposed to laugh during Joker.
You’re supposed to absorb it straight on and ask yourself some real questions.
Something this real and raw in a sea of shallow plastic movies Hollywood has been putting out is - not like a breath of fresh air,
but more like a punch in the gut: you can’t ignore it.
The budget was only $62.5 million and the movie did over 1 Billion in earnings.
This should be a clear sign that we the people don’t want reboot after reboot,
instead, we will bring our wallets out for anything real, different and outside the norm.
Martin Scorsese the godfather of the genre, brings back the dream team of mobster movies in the biggest Netflix stand-alone movie hit of the year.
It almost feels more like a tribute to these iconic actors who will soon be no more.
Personally, we were not bothered by the over 3 hours run-time as much as people like to complain about it;
you’re watching a cinematic masterpiece, a complex story being told, not a TikTok video, but you know... To each their own.
Movies like The Irishman, signal us a new age of premium content,
where streaming services are building the infrastructure to outcompete traditional studios and we’re loving it!
And we're loving it.
We can’t wait to see what the rivalry between Apple, Disney, Amazon & Netflix brings to us, the end consumer.
This is, in our opinion, the best business movie of the year.
Business, marketing, pushing oneself, they all come together into a beautiful mix of racing history.
If you’re the kind of person who watched the movie THE FOUNDER or JOBS, you’re gonna love Ford V Ferrari.
We love seeing Christian Bale & Matt Damon working together on this one.
The movie is a little slow in some parts, but overall it’s definitely an enjoyable watch.
It also makes us hate generic marketing middle management always looking to play it safe even more than we already do.
Ohhh noo… they put a superhero movie in! What will we dooo…!
Keep your mouth shut, the movie was awesome and we have to pay our respects to Kevin Fage
who over 10 years masterminded what is not the most profitable movie franchise in history.
The Star Wars fandom has been replaced by the MCU.
All hail the entertainment machine!
Remember when the first iron man came out, pepperidge farm remembers!
Take a moment and think about it, they took something that was as nerdy as comic books and turned it into a money-making machines that people loved.
We’re just wondering what the next big niche that will go mainstream will be?!
Which brings us to today’s question:
Let us know in the comments!
Tomorrow we're doing TV Shows we loved.
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