The Wildest Director Ever - Werner Herzog FilmStack 2023-08-10 | Werner Herzog, the wildest director ever. From pulling a 300 ton boat up a hill in Fitzcarraldo, to hypnotizing the entire cast for a film, to eating his own shoe... and collaborating with Klaus Kinski 5 times. There are no limits to his way of filmmaking where the ideas for his films are crazy, but the stories behind the scenes are even crazier. With hits like Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Nosferatu the Vampyre, Fitzcarraldo, Grizzly Man and Cave of Forgotten Dreams he's racked up quite the filmography to be considered one of the greats. In this video we'll be going over all the wild stories from Werner Herzog's past film and documentary productions chronologically, briefly going over his encounters with Kinski. This will include his controversial start of the career with Even Dwarfs Started Small, the infamous production of Fitzcarraldo and his intriguing documentary topics with Grizzly Man. And we'll also go over things that happened outside of his films such as hypnotizing chickens...How to hypnotizing chickens: youtu.be/JlBDWXDGDzg Werner Herzog eats his shoe: youtu.be/jem9iCZMexEChapters:00:00 - Intro00:56 - Who Is He?02:51 - Controversial?09:34 - Shoes... Yum13:43 - Pulling Boats18:28 - Bears & CavesWerner Herzog. Klaus Kinski. Aguirre, the Wrath of God. Nosferatu the Vampyre. Woyzeck. Fitzcarraldo. Cobra Verde. Burden of Dreams. Heart of Glass. Even Dwarfs Started Small. Fata Morgana. La Soufrière. Little Dieter Needs to Fly. Wings of Hope. Grizzly Man. Cave of Forgotten Dreams. Joaquin Phoenix Car Crash. Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#wernerherzog #director #insane
When an Actress Stopped Playing It Safe – Charlize Theron FilmStack 2025-09-18 | Take the first step toward adventure. Visit http://vessi.com/filmstack to keep dry and light on your feet with the waterproof Vessi Sneakers. Covered with a 1-year warranty and 30-day worry-free returns. Explore confidently and enjoy 15% off your first pair at checkout!Few actresses have risked as much for their careers as Charlize Theron.She broke out in the late 90s as the “pretty new face” of Hollywood with The Devil's Advocate, but quickly realized her looks were holding her back. So she did the opposite of playing it safe. In Monster, she gained weight, shaved her eyebrows, and became almost unrecognizable. The transformation was shocking, but the performance was even better, winning her an Oscar and forcing the industry to see her differently.Most actors might have coasted on prestige roles after that, but not Theron. She jumped between dramas and blockbusters, and reinvented herself again with Mad Max: Fury Road. That role didn’t just prove she could lead an action film, it made her one of the defining action stars of her generation. From Atomic Blonde to The Old Guard, she pushed herself hard, even racking up many injuries along the way, all while still chasing prestige roles and producing the films that mattered to her like Tully and Bombshell.This is the story of when an actress stopped playing it safe, both with her career and her body. This is Charlize Theron.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:56 - A Lucky Break?05:55 - Don’t Typecast Her10:24 - All Over The Place16:02 - Found Her PlaceCharlize Theron. Mad Max: Fury Road. Monster. Atomic Blonde. Bombshell. The Old Guard. The Fate of the Furious. The Addams Family. Long Shot. The Devil's Advocate. 2 Days in the Valley. The Astronaut's Wife. The Cider House Rules. The Italian Job. Æon Flux. North Country. Hancock. The Road. Young Adult. Snow White and the Huntsman. Prometheus. Tully. South African Actress. Best Actress Oscar. Female Action Star.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#charlizetheron #actor #action
When an Actor Doesn’t Need Hollywood – Mads Mikkelsen FilmStack 2025-08-14 | Step confidently into daily life with the waterproof, ultra-light Vessi Sneakers. Covered with a 1-year warranty and 30-day worry-free returns. Get 15% off your first pair at http://vessi.com/filmstack at checkout!Mads Mikkelsen is not your typical movie star. He didn’t start acting until his 30s with Pusher, The Green Butchers, and After the Wedding, but didn’t break out in Hollywood until he was 40.While most actors would’ve cashed in on the success of Casino Royale, instead he turned down roles that didn’t interest him and chose the ones that pushed him further like Valhalla Rising, A Royal Affair, and The Hunt. It wasn’t about building a brand, it was about chasing the next great part.But when you’re that good, Hollywood doesn’t let you stay away for long.Over time, Mikkelsen became a go-to actor for everything: Marvel (Doctor Strange), Star Wars (Rogue One), Indiana Jones, Fantastic Beasts. He led Hannibal, gave one of the best video game performances in Death Stranding, and still always returned to Danish cinema, almost like Hollywood was funding the roles he was most passionate about like Another Round, Riders of Justice and The Promised Land.This is the story of an actor that was too cool for Hollywood. Someone who dipped in and out of the system and still became a fan favourite. This is Mads Mikkelsen. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:52 - Better Late Than Never06:33 - Not a Full Leap11:40 - Perfectly Balanced17:02 - One Role at a TimeMads Mikkelsen. Hannibal. Death Stranding. Casino Royale. Le Chiffre. Flickering Lights. Open Hearts. The Green Butchers. Adam's Apples. After the Wedding. Valhalla Rising. Clash of the Titans. A Royal Affair. The Hunt. The Salvation. Men & Chicken. Doctor Strange. Rogue One Star Wars. Arctic. At Eternity's Gate. Another Round. Riders of Justice. Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. The Promised Land. Mufasa. Denmark. Danish Actor. Best Foreign Film. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#madsmikkelsen #actor #deathstranding
When an Actress Refuses to Settle – Emma Stone FilmStack 2025-07-17 | In the early 2010s, Emma Stone was everywhere. With Superbad, Zombieland, and Easy A, she became the poster girl for the witty love interest or quirky lead, continuing to similar roles like in Crazy Stupid Love and The Amazing Spider-Man. But for her, that wasn’t enough.The roles kept coming, but not the chances to grow. So instead of playing it safe, she chased tougher roles like in The Help and Birdman, with one even leaving her wondering if she was even good enough. But she didn’t back down. She pushed further, taking on live theatre, which became the hardest thing she’s ever done.Those risks laid the foundation for La La Land, a turning point that changed how the industry saw her. And instead of coasting after that, she doubled down by choosing weirder, bolder films. The Favourite. Cruella. Poor Things. Kinds of Kindness. Bugonia. Not just acting in them, but producing them too.This is the story of an actress who refuses to settle, and quietly built one of the most exciting careers in Hollywood. This is Emma Stone.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:45 - Project Hollywood04:20 - The Shift08:48 - No More Playing It Safe13:27 - In Full ControlEmma Stone. Superbad. The Rocker. The House Bunny. Zombieland. Jonah Hill. Jesse Eisenberg. Easy A. Crazy Stupid Love. The Help. The Amazing Spiderman. Andrew Garfield. Gwen Stacy. The Croods. Birdman. Aloha. Woody Allen. La La Land. Damien Chazelle. Billie Jean King. Yorgos Lanthimos. The Favourite. Cruella. Poor Things. Kinds of Kindness. Eddington. Ari Aster. Bugonia. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#emmastone #actress #lalaland
When an Actor Was More Than Just Funny - Ben Stiller FilmStack 2025-06-22 | Go to surfshark.com/stack or use code STACK at checkout to get 4 extra months of Surfshark VPN!In the 2000s, Ben Stiller was everywhere. It was the golden age of the studio comedy, where a rotating group of stars, known as the Frat Pack, dominated theaters. Their names alone could sell a movie, no matter how ridiculous or raunchy. And Stiller was right at the center, from Meet the Parents to Zoolander, Dodgeball to Tropic Thunder, even directing and producing some of his biggest hits. But then everything changed. DVD sales collapsed, streaming took over, and mid-budget films, especially comedies, started to disappear. And Stiller got caught in this shift, with one of his sequels flopping so hard it made him question whether he even knew what was funny anymore. But unlike many of the others, Stiller didn’t go down with the genre. He was always more than just a comedy star. He was a writer, a director, and a risk-taker who came from sketch shows and offbeat indies. As the industry evolved, so did he. He stepped behind the camera, leaned into television, and helped create Severance, one of the best shows of the streaming wars. This is the story of an actor who was too good for just comedy, even outlasting it to become something more. This is Ben Stiller.Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:03 - Do It Yourself07:39 - Face of 2000s Comedies13:43 - Cracks in the Industry19:45 - The ReinventionBen Stiller. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Zoolander. Dodgeball. Meet the Parents. Tropic Thunder. The Royal Tenenbaums. Madagascar. Night at the Museum. Anchorman. Happy Gilmore. The Cable Guy. There’s Something About Mary. The Meyerowitz Stories. Reality Bites. Meet the Fockers. Along Came Polly. Severance. Starsky and Hutch. The Watch. Heavyweights. Envy. Keeping the Faith. Jack Black. Luke Wilson. Owen Wilson. Vince Vaughn. Will Ferrell. Paul Rudd. Seth Rogen. Steve Carell. Frat Pack. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#benstiller #comedyactor #severance
When an Actor Didn’t Want to Be Famous - Cillian Murphy FilmStack 2025-05-25 | Most actors spend their careers chasing the spotlight. Cillian Murphy spent his time avoiding it, and still became a star. After breaking out with 28 Days Later, most actors would’ve cashed in and headed straight to Hollywood. But not Murphy. He never moved to LA, turned down roles that kept him too far from England or Ireland, and stayed out of the press whenever he could. No talk shows. No media tours. Just smaller roles, smaller films, and the stage. All for the love of acting, not the fame that came with it.But when you’re that good, fame becomes hard to avoid. Christopher Nolan saw something in him early, casting him again and again in films like Batman Begins, Inception, and Dunkirk. Then he played Tommy Shelby in Peaky Blinders, a show that was never supposed to be massive, but whose quality and word-of-mouth made Murphy a household name. And finally, Oppenheimer, the role that pushed him past the point of ever being overlooked, whether he wanted it or not. This is the story of an actor who didn’t want to be famous… but was too good to stay hidden. This is Cillian Murphy.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:55 - Plan C04:53 - Quiet and Focused11:39 - By Order Of…16:18 - Talent Finds a WayCillian Murphy. Tommy Shelby. J Robert Oppenheimer. Peaky Blinders. Best Actor Oscar. Best TV Actor. Batman Begins. Scarecrow. The Dark Knight. Inception. Dunkirk. Christopher Nolan. A Quiet Place Part 2. 28 Days Later. Intermission. Red Eye. Sunshine. Small Things Like These. Irish Actors. The Wind That Shakes the Barley. Disco Pigs. Watching the Detectives. Breakfast on Pluto. Free Fire. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#cillianmurphy #peakyblinders #bestactor
When an Actor Just Wants to Have Fun - Sam Rockwell FilmStack 2025-05-01 | Stop data brokers from exposing your personal information. Go to my sponsor aura.com/filmstack to get a 14-day free trial and see how much of your info is being sold.Some actors chase fame. Others chase awards. And then there’s Sam Rockwell, who’s just chasing a good time. He danced his way through Iron Man 2, played ping pong with himself in Moon, and stole scenes in everything from The Green Mile and Galaxy Quest to Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and Jojo Rabbit. His career makes no real sense, bouncing from animated films (The Bad Guys) to video games (Dishonored 2) to movies barely anyone saw, but that unpredictability is part of the charm. Whether he’s the lead or just somewhere in the background, there’s always one thing in common: you wish he had more screen time.But Rockwell didn’t get here by accident. It took years of bouncing between smaller parts and unknown films. Eventually, he got his shot at becoming a leading man: a few big roles, a bit of buzz, even a GQ cover, but it never quite worked out. So instead of forcing it, he leaned into the roles that let him be offbeat, weird, or unpredictable. The ones that don’t usually win awards… until they do.This is the story of an actor who just wants to have fun, not by chasing the spotlight, but by dancing just outside of it. This is Sam Rockwell.Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:00 - Rise of the Scene Stealer06:57 - To Lead or Not To Lead11:25 - The Secret Sauce15:47 - Victory Lap / Having FunSam Rockwell. Best Supporting Actor. Scene Stealer. Three Billboards. Jojo Rabbit. Iron Man 2. The Green Mile. White Lotus. Moon. Charlie's Angels. See How They Run. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. Argylle. Vice. Seven Psychopaths. Christopher Walken. Jesse James Charlie Ford. The Way Way Back. Galaxy Quest. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Richard Jewell. The Bad Guys. Matchstick Men. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#samrockwell #funnyactor #bestactor
When an Actor Stopped Holding Back - Al Pacino FilmStack 2025-04-10 | Al Pacino wasn’t just one of the greatest actors of his generation, he was two of them. In the 70s, Pacino became one of the faces of New Hollywood. His performances in The Godfather, Serpico, and Dog Day Afternoon weren’t flashy or theatrical, they were raw, restrained, and deeply human. His intensity was internal, which made the moments when he did erupt feel that much more unforgettable. But by the 90s, something had changed. Pacino was commanding every frame. Scent of a Woman, Heat, The Devil’s Advocate, his performances had become bolder, louder, and more theatrical.The shift wasn’t random. A lifetime in theatre had always pulled him towards that style. He damaged his voice, which only made him sound more intense. And after a brutal decade in the 80s, full of flops that almost ended his career, he came back and embraced everything he used to hold back on. This is the story of when an actor stopped holding back. This is Al Pacino.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:56 - Rise & Reserved (70s)04:38 - Peak 70s Run09:03 - Almost Quit (80s)12:57 - Louder Than Ever (90s)19:38 - All Over The Place (2000s+)Al Pacino. Greatest Actor. Oscar Best Actor. Loudest Actor. The Godfather. Michael Corleone. Serpico. The Godfather Part 2. Dog Day Afternoon. The Irishman. Robert De Niro. And Justice For All. Scarface. Cruising. Tony Montana. Sea of Love. The Godfather Part 3. Glengarry Glen Ross. Scent of a Woman. Heat. Donnie Brasco. Carlito's Way. The Insider. The Devil's Advocate. Insomnia. Christopher Nolan. Jack and Jill. Best Theatre Actors. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#alpacino #dedication #bestactor
When an Actor Is Too Good at Playing Villains - Gary Oldman FilmStack 2025-03-13 | Gary Oldman is Hollywood's chameleon, one of the greatest actors ever with notable roles in Leon the Professional, The Dark Knight, Harry Potter, The Darkest Hour and The Fifth Element. From Dracula to Churchill, Beethoven to Zorg, he disappears into every role. But he was so good at playing bad guys that Hollywood refused to see him as anything else. And when some controversy and personal struggles hit at the height of his typecasting, his career reached an all-time low. Then, two major franchises changed everything. Harry Potter (Sirius Black) and The Dark Knight (Jim Gordon). They didn’t just save his career, they changed how audiences saw him.So today, we’re diving into the rise, fall, and reinvention of Gary Oldman, his most insane transformations, his iconic villain roles, and how he finally escaped typecasting. This is the story of when an actor was a little too good at playing a villain. This is Gary Oldman.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:45 - Breakthrough03:41 - Peak Villains (90s)10:22 - Rough Times (2000s)15:44 - Return to FormGary Oldman. Greatest Actor. Oscar Best Actor. Sid and Nancy. State of Grace. JFK. Oliver Stone. Bram Stoker's Dracula. Frances Ford Coppola. True Romance. Leon the Professional. The Fifth Element. Hannibal. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. Mank. Air Force One. Best Movie Villain. Darkest Hour. Winston Churchhill. Immortal Beloved. Slow Horses. Best Character Actor. The Contender. Sirius Black. Commissioner Gordon. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#garyoldman #dedication #bestactor
When an Actor Saves His Career and Life - Colin Farrell FilmStack 2025-02-13 | Colin Farrell is now one of Hollywood’s most respected character actors, delivering unforgettable performances in The Penguin, The Banshees of Inisherin, and The Lobster. But two decades ago, he was being pushed as Hollywood’s next leading man with roles in Minority Report, Daredevil, and Phone Booth. His quick rise brought fame and money, but it also worsened his addictions. Soon, his bad-boy image became very public, and he couldn’t even remember filming entire movies. Hollywood began to write him off.But Farrell’s comeback isn’t just about reviving his career, but also about reinventing himself as a person. From rock bottom to career-defining performances, Farrell’s journey is about growth, redemption, and defying expectations. Today, we’re diving into the rise, fall, and revival of Colin Farrell. We’ll explore his battles with addiction and fame, what finally pushed him to change, and how he transformed from Hollywood’s wildcard to one of its most respected actors. This is the story of an actor who saved his career, and himself. This is Colin Farrell.Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:03 - Rise & Early Struggles05:25 - His Lowest Point09:46 - A Comeback?13:54 - Found His PlaceColin Farrell. In Bruges. The Penguin. The Batman. The Banshees of Inisherin. The Lobster. Angelman Syndrome Son. Minority Report. Steven Spielberg. Daredevil. Bullseye. Phone Booth. Joel Schumacher. Tigerland. Tom Cruise. Hart's War. Britney Spears. The Recruit. Alexander. Biggest Box Office Bomb. Miami Vice. Terrence Malick. The New World. Crazy Heart. The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Horrible Bosses. Fright Night. Seven Psychopaths. Martin McDonagh. Yorgos Lanthimos. True Detective. Fantastic Beasts. Widows. The Gentlemen. The North Water. After Yang. Thirteen Lives. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#colinfarrell #dedication #bestactor
When Comedy Wasn’t Enough – Jim Carrey’s Search for More FilmStack 2025-01-23 | Thanks to Displate for sponsoring this video! Use our code FILMSTACK to get your Displates discounted or click on our link displate.com/@filmstack to get the discount automatically applied at checkout.With Ace Ventura, The Mask and Dumb and Dumber all releasing within a single year, Jim Carrey was at the top of Hollywood. But for him it wasn't enough. Instead of playing it safer and only doing films like The Cable Guy and Bruce Almighty, Carrey wanted to prove he can do more than make people laugh by giving a go at more dramatic roles. No one would have ever thought that the slapstick king could star in films like The Truman Show, Man on the Moon, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, but that's what he did. But the transition into dramatic roles wasn't smooth, and he didn't really fit in a certain place in Hollywood. And as he got lost in his roles, he began to lose himself. So today, we’re exploring this transformative chapter of Jim Carrey’s career. What early struggles drove him to take such bold risks? How did he balance comedy and drama? And did his quest for more fulfill him? This is the story of when comedy wasn’t enough. This is Jim Carrey.Chapters:00:00 - Intro02:34 - King of Comedy07:27 - Leap Into Drama12:19 - Uncertainty16:00 - LegacyJim Carrey. Ace Ventura. The Mask. Cameron Diaz. Dumb and Dumber. Riddler. Batman Forever. The Cable Guy. Liar Liar. The Truman Show. Man on the Moon. The Majestic. How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Bruce Almighty. Me Myself and Irene. Bruce Almighty. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. The Number 23. Lemony Snicket. Yes Man. Sonic the Hedgehog. Dumb and Dumber To. Mr Popper's Penguins. The Incredible Burt Wonderstone. No Oscar Nominations. Golden Globe Jim Carrey. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#jimcarrey #comedyactor #bestactor
When an Actor Escaped Rom-Coms – Matthew McConaughey FilmStack 2025-01-09 | The McConaissance: the brief period in Matthew McConaughey’s career where he completely reinvented himself, doing a full 180 from the romcoms that defined his previous decade. With groundbreaking performances in Dallas Buyers Club, Interstellar, and True Detective it taught us a valuable lesson: never underestimate what an actor is truly capable of.But McConaughey’s sudden career shift didn’t just impress us; it gave everyone whiplash. How did an actor at the top of the romcom world risk everything by stepping away from such lucrative roles? And why, after achieving one of Hollywood’s greatest comebacks, did this golden period fizzle out so quickly? That’s what we’re exploring today. What led McConaughey to even attempt this transformation? How did he execute it so flawlessly? And what happened after the McConaissance ended? This is the story of an actor who just decided to reinvent himself. This is Matthew McConaughey.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:56 - Rise & Typecasting05:32 - Why and how?08:05 - The McConaissance12:45 - Peak McConaissance18:05 - How did it end?Matthew McConaughey. The McConaissance. Dazed and Confused. The Wolf of Wall Street. Leonardo DiCaprio. Contact. The Wedding Planner. How to lose a guy in 10 days. Sahara. Tropic Thunder. The Lincoln Lawyer. Bernie. Killer Joe. Dallas Buyers Club. Magic Mike. Mud. Interstellar. Rust Cohle. True Detective. The Dark Tower. Sing. Kubo and the Two Strings. Fool's Gold. Best Modern Actor. Martin Scorcese. Christopher Nolan. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#matthewmcconaughey #dedication #bestactor
When an Actor Fights for a Comeback - Tom Hardys Career FilmStack 2024-11-21 | For Tom Hardy, success didn’t come easy, it was a battle. From nearly losing it all after his first big role in Star Trek Nemesis, to reinventing himself with an intensity few actors can match, Hardy’s journey has been anything but ordinary.Whether he’s packing on muscle for Bronson and The Dark Knight Rises, breaking bones in Warrior, or surviving chaotic productions like Mad Max: Fury Road and The Revenant, Hardy goes all in. Even when he’s just sitting alone in a car for an entire film like in Locke. He’s one of the most committed actors of his generation that always steals the scene. But these days he seems to just be having fun with it, starring in the Venom films, taking on more creative roles, practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and even rapping?In this video, we’re diving into the turning points of Tom Hardy’s career, his setbacks, his relentless rise, his toughest productions, and the reason you don’t see him in as many films as before. This is the story of an actor who fought his way back, this is Tom Hardy.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:56 - Rise to Fame & Flop04:27 - Comeback09:49 - 2015 - His Best Year14:16 - Creative and ChillingTom Hardy. Leonardo DiCaprio. Best Actor. Intense Actor. Inception. Mad Max Fury Road. Dunkirk. Christopher Nolan. The Dark Knight Rises. Bane. Venom. Venom Carnage The Last Dance. The Revenant. The Bikeriders. Warrior. Black Hawk Down. Locke. Bronson. Legend. Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy. Gary Oldman. Lawless. Capone. Star Trek Nemesis. Taboo. TV Actor. Peaky Blinders. George Miller. Charlize Theron. Muscular Actor. Joseph Gordon Levitt. Best Modern Actors. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#tomhardy #dedication #bestactor
Why Hollywood Took Over the Film Industry FilmStack 2024-11-12 | Why is America the centre of the film industry? Or more specifically, why is Hollywood the centre of the film industry? How did a small suburb transform into the bustling hub of entertainment we see today? In this video we're looking at how Hollywood and America took over the film industry. We'll be going back in time, talking about patents, geography, the world wars, and more!Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:42 - The Birth of Cinema02:28 - Rise of the Film Industry03:56 - America's Rise05:42 - Why Hollywood?08:09 - The Studio System10:02 - Post World War II Expansion11:33 - Other Film IndustriesIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstackThe Studio System . Oldschool Hollywood . Film Industry . Japanese Films . Chinese Films . Nigerian Films . Indian Films . Bollywood . World War II . World War 2. World War 1 . World War I . Film History . Hollywood History . Thomas Edison . Lumiere Brothers . Georges Melies . Cinematographe . Los Angeles #history #filmhistory #hollywood
When an Actor Does Whatever He Wants - Jack Nicholson’s Career FilmStack 2024-10-27 | Thanks to Displate for sponsoring this video!Use our code FILMSTACK to get your Displates discounted or click on our link displate.com/filmstack to get the discount automatically applied at checkout.Jack Nicholson is always the coolest guy in the room, doesn't matter if he's a private investigator (Chinatown), a patient in a mental institution (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest), or the Joker (Batman 1989). With a legendary career spanning six decades and 3 Oscars, Nicholson did more than just earn awards, he set his own rules and did things his way, saying it himself that he doesn't make movies, he makes classics. He improvised some of the most memorable lines in film history, fought his way into the industry as a writer, and never hesitated to bend a script to his style. He wasn't afraid to stand up for what he believed in, whether it was about the direction of a film or how his character should be portrayed.And Nicholson always became the character with an unmatched mix of charisma, intensity, and unpredictability that made each role uniquely his. In this video, we’re diving into his entire career: how he pushed for his breakthrough, how he timed it perfectly with New Hollywood, and how his improvisations and reimagining of characters helped build his legendary status. This is the story of an actor who did whatever he wanted, this is Jack Nicholson.Chapters:00:00 - Intro02:13 - Early Life / Career04:58 - Breakthrough in New Hollywood (70s)11:13 - Shiny Joker (80s)16:56 - Hollywood Legend (90s)20:15 - His Final Run (2000s+)Jack Nicholson. Robert De Niro. Best Actor. Most Oscars. Marlon Brando. Easy Rider. New Hollywood. Five Easy Pieces. Carnal Knowledge. Drive, He Said. The Last Detail. Chinatown. The Passenger. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. LA Lakers. Goin' South. The Shining. Batman. Joker. Tim Burton. Stanley Kubrick. Terms of Endearment. Prizzi's Honor. The Witches of Eastwick. Danny DeVito. Hoffa. A Few Good Men. Tom Cruise. Mars Attacks. As Good As It Gets. About Schmidt. The Departed. The Bucket List. Matt Damon. Leonardo DiCaprio.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#nicholson #dedication #bestactor
When a Director Is Too Controlling - Stanley Kubrick FilmStack 2024-09-20 | Stanley Kubrick is one of the greatest film directors who directed classics like 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, Dr. Strangelove and A Clockwork Orange. But behind the scenes he was known for his pursuit of perfection which was both legendary and notorious. From pushing actors beyond exhaustion to demanding hundreds of takes for a single scene, he showcased his unparalleled attention to detail and his ability to master any genre he tackled. His 13 films are filled with complex and sometimes controversial characters. But none of those characters are as complex or fascinating as Kubrick himself.In this video, we’re diving into the grit, the intensity, and the near-tyrannical control Kubrick wielded to bring his visions to life. From script development to final editing, Kubrick controlled every aspect of the filmmaking process, often leading to some of the longest continuous shoots in the industry. But in the end, the films got finished—and more often than not, they were worth the effort.Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:01 - Start of His Career04:30 - Success?09:33 - Finally Some Control14:09 - Trying New Things?19:16 - His Final FilmsStanley Kubrick. Jack Nicholson. Shelley Duvall. Fear and Desire. Paths of Glory. Kirk Douglas. Marlon Brando. Dalton Trumbo. Spartacus. Lolita. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Peter Sellers. 2001: A Space Odyssey. HAL 9000. A Clockwork Orange. Barry Lyndon. The Shining. Full Metal Jacket. Steven Spielberg. Eyes Wide Shut. Tom Cruise. Nicole Kidman. Pinewood Studios. Best Film Director. Best Sci-fi film. Best Horror.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#stanleykubrick #filmmaking #bestdirector
What Was the Hardest Film to Animate? FilmStack 2024-08-29 | Animation is tough. Imagine spending six years to get hair physics right for Tangled, or creating a whole stop-motion film by yourself, or drawing over 100,000 frames without any use of cgi for an anime film. The medium really pushes the limits of both tech and creativity. It's the kind of filmmaking that needs tons of care put into every single frame, whether it's 2D, 3D, or stop-motion. So today, we're looking at what were the most difficult films to animate.We've picked out 10 films across all forms of animation that really stand out for their incredible detail and effort. These films have done everything from breaking tech barriers to being the first of their kind or just taking existing techniques to a whole new level. We'll also throw in lots of honourable mentions to show just how wild animation can get. But as always, let us know in the comments your pick for the hardest film to animate!Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Sleeping Beauty. Princess Mononoke. Spirited Away. Studio Ghibli. Redline. The Thief and the Cobbler. Disney. Tangled. Toy Story. Avatar. The Nightmare Before Christmas. Blood Tea and Red String. Kubo and the Two Strings. Coraline. Avatar: The Way of Water. James Cameron. The Incredibles. Finding Nemo. Monsters Inc. Frozen. Zootopia. Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Attack on Titan. My Neighbor Totoro. Beauty and the Beast. The Lion King.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:45 - First 2D02:55 - Sleeping05:55 - Japanese Studio07:51 - Anime09:19 - Decades to Finish11:51 - Long Hair14:25 - Pixar16:58 - CGI19:20 - Stop Motion22:05 - Solo ProjectIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#movieproduction #animation #movielist
When Movies Age Like Milk: Films That Didn’t Stand the Test of Time FilmStack 2024-08-18 | Not all films stand the test of time. Some become classics, some are forgotten, but some age like milk. Films that were once looked at as amazing or revolutionary can over time lose their charm for a variety of different reasons. Now we're not saying these aren't amazing films or that you shouldn't watch them, we're just saying they may have shine baggage. So we'll be exploring movies that didn't age well across many different categories. Whether it's because the actors involved did something controversial or the content just doesn't resonate with audiences today, we'll cover it all.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:30 - Those Involved05:19 - The Content07:52 - Poor Casting10:10 - Visual EffectsAmerican Beauty . The Lone Ranger . Revenge of the Nerds . Kevin Spacey . Mel Gibson . The Blind Side . John Wayne . The Searchers . The Graduate . Dustin Hoffman . Shallow Hal . Jack Black . The Conqueror . Breakfast at Tiffanys . Yunioshi . Mickey Rooney . The Matrix Reloaded . CGI . Star Wars Episode 1 Phatnom Menace . George Lucas . Harry Potter . Visual Effects . Controversial MoviesIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#worstmovies #movielist #cgi
When an Actor Is Too Good at His Job - Robert De Niro FilmStack 2024-08-01 | Thanks to Opera for sponsoring this video. Click here https://opr.as/08-Opera-browser-filmstack to upgrade your browser for FREE!Robert De Niro is one of the best actors. With a career full of iconic performances such as Vito Corleone in the Godfather Part 2, Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver and Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull, there aren't many who can compete with him. Add to this his two Oscar wins, and lengthy filmography spanning almost 60 years and it's easy to see why he's one of the greats. Sure he's taken lighter roles recently, but after decades of putting out intense performances because of his method acting he has earned the break. So we'll be exploring his entire career, focusing more on his three most impactful decades, and delve into all the moments where he truly lost himself in his roles. Moments like driving taxis for 15-hour shifts, paying to get his teeth ruined, and even gaining 60 pounds (27 kg) for his roles. With a portfolio of over 100 films, we aim to highlight the peaks of De Niro's career without overlooking the occasional lows.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:57 - Early Life / Career04:17 - Breakthrough with Method Acting (70s)08:20 - One of the Best (80s)12:35 - Playing it Safe (90s)16:59 - His Worst Decade18:15 - ComebackRobert De Niro. Best Actor. Taxi Driver. The Godfather Part 2. Joker. Goodfellas. Killers of the Flower Moon. Cape Fear. Martin Scorsese. The Irishman. Heat. Al Pacino. Raging Bull. Casino. King of Comedy. Once Upon a Time in America. The Deer Hunter. Brazil. Leonardo DiCaprio. Meet the Parents. The Untouchables. Mean Streets. Midnight Run. A Bronx Tale. Silver Linings Playbook. All Time Greats. Method Acting. Marlon Brando. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#robertdeniro #dedication #bestactor
What Was the Hardest Film Stunt? FilmStack 2024-07-04 | Thanks to Opera for sponsoring this video. Click here https://opr.as/Opera-browser-FilmStack to upgrade your browser for FREE!Flipping a full-sized semi-truck in The Dark Knight, James Bond jumping on top of crocodiles, and the long list of things Jackie Chan has done. Stunts are one of the most dangerous parts of a film, they involve many people to choreograph, supervise, and perform them safely. There really aren't any “easy” stunts, so today, we want to take a look at the most difficult stunts ever performed in film history.We'll be looking at a ton of stunts grouped up into nine categories. These will be vehicular stunts, aerial stunts, stunts performed by certain actors (Tom Cruise, Jackie Chan, Buster Keaton), animal stunts, parkour stunts and stunts from James Bond films. But in the end, you will decide which film stunt was the hardest if them all. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:39 - Vehicular03:30 - Around Vehicles04:44 - Aerial06:01 - Tom Cruise07:46 - Jackie Chan08:58 - Buster Keaton10:29 - Animals11:56 - Parkour13:14 - James BondJames Bond stunts. Jackie Chan stunts. Tom Cruise stunts. Buster Keaton stunts. Best film stunts. Terminator 2. James Cameron. Mad Max Fury Road. Cliffhanger. Mission Impossible: Fallout. Police Story. Steamboat Bill, Jr. Ben-Hur. District B13. Live and Let Die. The Dark Knight. Speed Bus Jump. Car Flip. Death Proof. Raiders of the Lost Ark. Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Mid-Air transfer. Rogue Nation. Ghost Protocol. HALO Jump. Who Am I. Train stunt. The Bourne Ultimatum. Ong-Bak. Casino Royale. GoldenEye. Skyfall. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#movieproduction #moviestunts #movielist
The Last Real Movie Star? - Timothée Chalamet FilmStack 2024-06-13 | Timothee Chalamet has become the most promising and one of the best young actors after the recent success of Wonka and Dune Part Two. With captivating performances across indie films and franchises he's become a household name, most notably with his performances in Call Me By Your Name, Little Women, Beautiful Boy, The King and Bones and All. His success isn't just confined to the screen—because he carefully crafted a public image that made him a charming celebrity adored by many whether it's from his old Timmy Tim rap videos, fashion accolades or interviews. But in an era where franchises and IPs dominate the box office, and the traditional concept of the “movie star” is fading, can Chalamet be the last of their kind? In this video, we’ll explore how Timothee Chalamet took over Hollywood, his career trajectory, and whether he is a traditional movie star or something more. This will be both an actor deep dive and a look at the current state of the film industry because things aren't looking too great with all of the recent flops like Fall Guy and Furiosa.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:48 - Rise of Chalamet04:12 - Success in Hollywood07:04 - More Than Just an Actor08:23 - Uncertain Future10:36 - No Movie Stars?Timothee Chalamet. Paul Atreides. Dune Part Two. Willy Wonka. Lady Bird. Interstellar. Call Me By Your Name. Little Women. The French Dispatch. Don't Look Up. Bones and All. The King. Beautiful Boy. Hot Summer Nights. Bleu de Channel. Martin Scorsese. Greta Gerwig. Denis Villeneuve. Best Actor under 30. Warner Bros deal. Furiosa. Anya Taylor Joy. Florence Pugh. 80s and 90s actors. Best Actor Oscar. Most stylish actor. Best Young ActorsIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#timotheechalamet #filmindustry #bestactor
When You Actually Become the Character - Daniel Day-Lewis FilmStack 2024-05-22 | Stop data brokers from exposing your personal information. Go to my sponsoraura.com/filmstack to get a 14-day free trial and see how much of your info is beingsold. Daniel Day-Lewis is one of the best actors. With three Best Actor Oscars across three different decades, a handful of the most iconic performances ever seen on screen (There Will Be Blood, Gangs of New York, My Left Foot, Phantom Thread), and the honor of knighthood, there aren't many that can compete with him. But what he does is so much more than acting, as he truly transforms into the character. He took what Marlon Brando did with method acting and kicked it up a notch, becoming the character throughout the entire film production.We're talking about using only one foot while on set, spending a few days in a jail cell, and even dedicating a year to learning how to make dresses for a role. This is by far the most interesting actor we've done a deep dive on. If you thought Christian Bale was dedicated, then you're in for a ride. So today we're diving into all the best moments of Daniel Day-Lewis' career both on and off-screen, that really prove he's one of the best. Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:05 - Rise to Fame07:11 - Busiest Decade11:31 - Most Iconic Roles16:41 - Best Actor Ever?Sir Daniel Day Lewis. Most Oscar Wins. There Will Be Blood. Gangs of New York. My Beautiful Laundrette. A Room with a View. The Unbearable Lightness of Being. My Left Foot. Christy Brown. The Last of the Mohicans. Age of Innocence. Martin Scorsese. In the Name of the Father. The Crucible. Winona Ryder. The Boxer. Leonardo DiCaprio. Bill the Butcher. The Ballad of Jack and Rose. Daniel Plainview. Paul Thomas Anderson. Nine. Lincoln. Steven Spielberg. Phantom Thread. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#danieldaylewis #dedication #bestactor
Why Are Movies Becoming Harder to Watch? FilmStack 2024-04-25 | Movies are becoming harder to watch for some of us. They aren't getting any worse, but the process of watching them and even picking what to watch has become quite difficult. TikTok. Doom Scrolling. Streaming Services. They all play a part in shortening our attention spans and giving us content burnout due to there being too much content. In the end it's traditional activities like watching films and TV shows that suffer the most.We'll be taking a look at how all these factors ruin your enjoyment of TV and film where it's even becoming difficult to focus while watching them. Dopamine, our addiction to instant gratification, motivation, and changes in the film industry are just a few of the topics we'll be covering. Although our focus will be on film, this problem is everywhere, even outside of entertainment. But we'll also be going over some ways to help fix these issues. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:44 - Attention Span Shrinking04:18 - Too Much Content08:04 - How to FixDifficult to watch. TikTok. Youtube Shorts. Short Form Media. Dopamine. Instant Gratification. Can't Focus. Low Motivation. Phone Addiction. Movies Adapting. Too Much Content. Boring Movies. Binge. Mass Consumption. Streaming Wars. Dopamine Detox. Rotate subscriptions. Infinite Scroll. Doom scrolling. Evolving entertainment. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#moviechannel #dopamine #filmindustry
What Was the Hardest Film to Make? - Part 2 FilmStack 2024-04-02 | Making any film is difficult, but we've found another 11 of the hardest films to make. Filming a one hundred vehicle chase in the desert, reshooting an entire film, and keeping up with Tommy Wiseau's weird demands. Some of these will be production nightmares, but almost all had an extensive list of issues that needed solving. These are highly ambitious projects that quickly made directors realize they had bitten off more than they could chew. These are films that took decades to complete, led actors to lose hair from stress, or even involved someone drugging the cast and crew's food. In the end you decide on which film takes the crown for being the hardest to make.Crawlspace BTS Short Film: youtu.be/iWqRgweZ3SA?si=p4B2k0im6Nek3lL4Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:40 - Desert Chase02:50 - Sharks04:53 - Boat07:18 - Worst Film09:34 - Stressful Driving11:49 - Filming Twice13:30 - Klaus Kinski15:27 - Kubrick x218:01 - Ambitious Animation20:23 - Cursed Development22:12 - Epic23:43 - BONUSMad Max Fury Road. George Miller. Tom Hardy. Jaws. Steven Spielberg. Production Nightmare. Titanic. James Cameron. Highest Box Office. Oscars. The Room. Tommy Wiseau. Worst Film Ever. Sorcerer. William Friedkin. Stressful Movie. Stalker. Andrei Tarkovsky. Filmed Twice. Crawlspace. Klaus Kinski. Difficult Actors. The Shining. Stanley Kubrick. Jack Nicholson. 2001 A Space Odyssey. The Thief And The Cobbler. Richard Williams. The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. Ben-Hur. Terry Gilliam. Lost in La Mancha. Victoria. Longest Shot in Film. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#movieproduction #filmhistory #movielist
When Your Career Is All Over the Place - John Travolta FilmStack 2024-03-22 | Ever since John Travolta tore up the dance floor in 1977's Saturday Night Fever, his career has been all over the place. He went from being nominated for an Oscar, to getting a Worst Actor of the Decade nomination, to another Oscar nod with Pulp Fiction, to tons of Worst Actor wins. So today we wanted to take a look at the rise, and fall, and rise, and fall of John Travolta.With iconic performances in Grease, Blow Out, Pulp Fiction, Face Off, Get Short and Hairspray, he somehow matched these with some of the worst performances in film with Battlefield Earth, Old Dogs, Gotti and The Fanatic. It's a fascinating career, and one very difficult to pinpoint. How one of the hottest actors of the 70s managed to stay relevant 5 decades later with such weird career...Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:50 - Rise (70s)03:01 - Fall (80s)05:47 - Biggest Hollywood Comeback (90s)08:20 - Worst Film Ever?10:29 - Fall Again (00s)John Travolta. Kelly Preston. Pulp Fiction. Saturday Night Fever. Grease. Staying Alive. Blow Out. Welcome Back, Kotter. Look Who's Talking Too Now. Get Shorty. Michael. Phenomenon. Broken Arrow. Face Off. Nicolas Cage. Razzie. Worst Actor of the Decade. Battlefield Earth. Hairspray. Bolt. Wild Hogs. The People vs OJ. Gotti. The Fanatic. Weird Oscar Moments. 90s actor.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#johntravolta #70s #90s
What Was the Hardest Film to Make? FilmStack 2024-03-07 | Making any film comes with its challenges, but we've found 12 of the most difficult films to make. From pulling a 320-ton boat up a hill, to shooting half a film underwater, to even trying to make a movie with Wesley Snipes. Most of these will be production nightmares, where everything that could go wrong with making a film going wrong. These film productions usually started with grand ambitions and ended with budgets ballooning because of an ever-growing list of issues. These are films disowned by their actors, or ones that nearly bankrupted studios, or even had the cast and crew constantly attacked by animals. In the end you decide on which film takes the crown for being the hardest to make.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:39 - Working on Water02:35 - Overweight Typhoons04:37 - Dream Project06:17 - A Boat and a Dream08:17 - Wesley Snipes09:39 - Underwater11:35 - Old Money13:35 - Biggest Flop15:26 - Leo vs Bear17:05 - Most Dangerous18:37 - Talking Parrots19:51 - One Take21:05 - BONUSWaterworld. Kevin Costner. Box Office Bomb. Production Nightmare. Apocalypse Now. Francis Ford Coppola. Martin Sheen. Marlon Brando. Megalopolis. Adam Driver. Fitzcarraldo. Werner Herzog. Klaus Kinski. Practical Effects. Blade Trinity. Wesley Snipes. Problematic Actors. The Abyss. James Cameron. Filming Underwater. Cleopatra. Elizabeth Taylor. Mankiewicz. Most Expensive Movie. Heaven's Gate. Michael Cimino. Studio Bankrupt. The Revenant. Alejandro Iñárritu. Leonardo DiCaprio Oscar. Roar. Animals in Film. Dr. Dolittle. Russian Ark. Longest shot in film. Lord of the Rings trilogy.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#movieproduction #filmhistory #movielist
Why Franchises Took Over Hollywood FilmStack 2024-03-04 | Franchises aren't anything new, but recently we've been seeing more and more of them. Starting in the 2000s it felt like they were everywhere. The issue isn't just that franchises are so popular, it's that lately, it feels like original films have taken a backseat. So, what changed?In this video we go over why franchises took over Hollywood. There are a bunch of reasons, some that you might not expect.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:29 - What are Franchises?02:44 - How popular are they today?06:08 - What Changed?10:48 - What does the future look like?Harry Potter . Pirates of the Caribbean . Star Wars . Die Hard . Hunger Games . Why are Franchises Everywhere . Franchise Fatigue . Disney . Disney Fatigue . Marvel . James Bond . Carry On . Universal Classic Monsters . What happened to original films . Mid budget films . Godfather: Part IIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack
When Hollywood Turns Its Back on You - Val Kilmer FilmStack 2024-02-15 | In 1995 Val Kilmer was taking over Hollywood. With memorable performances in Top Gun, The Doors and Tombstone already under his belt, he really cemented himself as the young actor by teaming up with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in Heat, and that same year in Batman Forever. But only a decade later and he's starring mostly in direct-to-DVD films.2021's Val went over his love for acting, and the recent battle with losing his voice to cancer. However, the doc skimmed over a controversial part of his career - the time he was constantly labeled as a prima donna. So we wanted to take a deeper look at this part of his career. Like the reason for him never returning as Batman, or one of the most infamous movie productions ever and the final nail in the coffin that had Hollywood turn its back on him…Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:49 - Quick Rise to Fame03:45 - Batman Forever05:91 - The Worst of Kilmer (Dr. Moreau)08:48 - More Drama10:29 - Downhill (Did He Deserve It?)Val Kilmer. Tom Cruise. Top Gun. Heat. Batman Forever. Tombstone. Robert De Niro. Al Pacino. The Doors. Jim Morrison. The Island of Dr. Moreau. Marlon Brando. On-set issues. 90s actors. Joel Schumacher. Doc Holliday. Iceman. Joanne Whalley. Razzie. Val 2021. The Ghost and the Darkness. The Saint. At First Sight. Red Planet. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. DVD actor. Problematic Actor. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#valkilmer #controversial #90s
Why Are Movies So Expensive To Make? FilmStack 2024-02-08 | 14 movies came out in 2023 that cost $200 million or more to make! And of those 14... only 1 was profitable! Movies are getting WAY too expensive to make and are becoming riskier and risker investments each year. But why are they so expensive? In this video, we'll be dissecting what makes movies so expensive to make and talking about the state of the industry today. From production, to distribution, to marketing, we go into it all!Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:38 - Cost of Making Movies02:47 - Production Costs06:42 - CGI & VFX12:13 - Distribution Costs13:14 - Marketing Costs15:56 - State/Future of the Film Industry2023 . Expensive Movies . Killers of the Flower Moon . Barbie . Fast X . Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 . Indiana Jones Dial of Destiny . Little Mermaid . Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning . The Flash . The Marvels . Elemental . Ant Man Quantumania . Transformers Rise of the Beasts . The Marvels . Oppenheimer . Super Mario Bros . Movie Production . Marketing Costs . Production Costs . Leonardo DiCaprio . Robert Deniro . Martin Scorcese . Leonardo DiCaprio SalaryIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#killersoftheflowermoon #moviechannel #marvel
When an Actor Is Too Passionate - Edward Norton FilmStack 2024-01-31 | Edward Norton is a little too passionate. When he burst onto the scene in the 90s with Primal Fear, American History X and Fight Club, you think he'd have very successful career. But things really slowed down since The Incredible Hulk and when you look at the behind the scenes stories you start to see why. Norton walks the fine line between being overly passionate and controlling. We'll be looking through Edward Norton's career when he was at his most passionate and controlling. From creating a different cut of a film that made the director denounce Norton in a 35 page ad, to getting kicked out of the MCU for not being very “collaborative”. It's said that Norton often comes to set with rewrites to whatever film he's in, but almost always his changes improve the film. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:57 - Rise to Fame02:31 - American History X04:51 - More Controlling Stories07:10 - The Incredible Hulk09:45 - After Hulk SlowdownEdward Norton. Primal Fear. American History X. Fight Club. Brad Pitt. The Incredible Hulk. Bruce Banner. MCU. Red Dragon. Marlon Brando. The Score. Rounders. Tony Kaye. Controlling Actor. On set issues. 90s actor. Frida. The Italian Job. Kevin Feige. Pride and Glory. Oscar nominated. Motherless Brooklyn. Birdman. Wes Anderson. Moonrise Kingdom. The Grand Budapest Hotel. Glass Onion Knives Out.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#edwardnorton #controversial #bestactor
What Was the Worst Year in TV History? FilmStack 2024-01-18 | With the recent writers and actors strikes and the end of the streaming wars, the immediate future for TV is not looking great. So we wanted to take a look at all the worst years of TV and what made them so bad. It won't just be years that had the worst shows as that's hard to measure but instead what years had the worst impact on the industry. Also note that we won't be going too far in the past because most shows used to be just copies of one another. We've found 5 years we think are some of the worst of TV and for TV. We'll be looking at the effect of a global pandemic, shifts in the industry, a genre we don't enjoy being pushed to the mainstream and when TV lost out to another form of media. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:51 - The Year With a Global Event03:27 - The Year That Pushed a Genre05:56 - The Year When Film Won08:24 - The Year When the Industry Slowed Down09:37 - The Year When Things Look BleakWorst TV Years. Best TV Years. Global Pandemic. Theatre Closures. Production Delays. 2020. 2021. Arcane. Squid Game. Invincible. Ted Lasso. Better Call Saul. Succession. Streaming Wars. 2001. Reality TV. Survivor. American Idol. Who Wants to be a Millionaire. 1975. Jaws. Spielberg. Writer's Strike. 2007 - 2008. Actors Strike. Breaking Bad. Heroes. 2023 Writers and Actors Strike. 2023 TV Delays. 2024. House of the Dragon. 3 Body Problem. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#tvhistory #tvindustry #streamingwars
Shrek Changed Animation Forever FilmStack 2024-01-11 | Every so often there comes a movie that has a massive effect on the film industry. It doesn't need to create a new medium or be the best movie ever, but it can do things differently enough that it triggers a wave of influence. That's exactly what Shrek did. It ushered in a new wave of animated films and its influence can still be felt to this day. Whether the influence was bad or good, that's for you to decide, but there is no arguing that it's there.In this video we'll explore what made Shrek so special and how it changed the film industry forever.Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:25 - Disney's New Competition04:31 - Animation Gets Serious06:37 - What Shrek Did Differently08:56 - Music09:38 - Marketing11:46 - State of Animated Movies TodayShrek . Dreamworks SKG . Steven Spielberg . Jeffrey Katzenberg . David Geffen . Disney . Dreamworks vs Disney . Pixar . Dreamworks vs Pixar . Kung Fu Panda . Antz . Prince of Egypt . A Bug's Life . Monsters Inc . Toy Story . Shrek Oscar . Monsters Inc Oscar Snub . Pixar Oscar . Dreamworks Oscar . 2001 Best Movies . 2000s Movies . 2000s Films . Best Animated Films . Dark Age of AnimationIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#shrek #2000movies #filmhistory
When an Actor Is Too Dedicated - Christian Bale FilmStack 2024-01-04 | Christian Bale is dedicated. He's one of the best lead actors this century and can become the character like no other. Starring in films like American Psycho, The Machinist, Batman Begins, The Fighter, American Hustle, Vice and Ford v Ferrari had him jumping around in weight going from super skinny, to jacked to sporting a proper belly. But the physical transformations aren't the only thing as he immerses himself in the character on and off the set.We'll be looking through Christian Bale's career when he was at his most dedicated. Physical changes, behavioural changes and putting himself through whatever the character went through. This will include doing his own stunts and speaking in his character's accent in interviews and even on set rants...Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:00 - American Psycho03:41 - The Machinist05:17 - Batman Begins07:23 - Rescue Dawn09:46 - More Weight Changes and Rage13:10 - ViceChristian Bale. American Psycho. Patrick Bateman. Sigma. Weight Transformations. The Machinist. Batman Begins. The Dark Knight. Christian Bale Physique. Rescue Dawn. Werner Herzog. The Fighter. Oscar Winner. American Hustle. The Big Short. Adam McKay. Vice. Ford v Ferrari. Thor Love and Thunder. Gorr. Amsterdam. David O Russel. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#christianbale #dedication #bestactor
When You’re More Than Just Weird - Tom Cruise FilmStack 2023-12-21 | Tom Cruise is weird. He's one of the last true movie stars and one of the most passionate in the industry with jaw dropping stunts and a variety of roles. But there's something off about him. From interviews inspiring American Psycho, to behind the scenes stories of his overly positive attitude to even the iconic jumping on Oprah's couch moment. But when you take an even better look at him and his ties to Scientology, things get a bit more controversial. We'll be looking at the good, weird and insane sides of Tom Cruise. The further we venture the weirder things get with his Scientology connections involving slaves, crazy interviews, his two divorces to Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes and much more...Tom Cruise Jumping on Oprah's Couch: youtu.be/tt5zQikKMek?si=LjxdPzSqjSbjL_lX Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:53 - Good02:42 - Weird04:54 - Insane?Tom Cruise. Scientology. Nicole Kidman. Katie Holmes. Mission Impossible. Edge of Tomorrow. Magnolia. Real Stunts. Tropic Thunder. Eyes Wide Shut. Oprah's Couch. American Psycho. Patrick Bateman. Laughing Interview. The Mummy. Xenu. L. Ron Hubbard. Cult. Brooke Shields Interview. Scientology Interview. Disconnection. Suri Cruise. Nazanin Boniadi. Sea Org and RPF. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#tomcruise #weird #bestactor
How Hollywoods First Scandal Changed Everything FilmStack 2023-12-14 | Hollywood is filled with scandals. These days they seem to be a regular occurrence to the point that we often brush them off like its nothing. But there is one scandal that many point to as the first major scandal that changed everything. It resulted in the implementation of the Morality Clause and gave studios full control over everything, even the lives of actors. In this video we talk about the case of Fatty Arbuckle and Virginia Rappe, the Hollywood Studio System, Morality Clause and how Hollywood took control of everything. Articles:Studio Binder - What is the Hollywood Studio System: studiobinder.com/blog/what-is-the-studio-system-in-hollywoodGolden Globes - Dark Side of Hollywood: goldenglobes.com/articles/forgotten-hollywood-the-real-dark-side/#:~:text=By%20signing%20these%20contracts%2C%20the,)%2C%20which%20roles%20they%20playedChapters:00:00 - Intro00:38 - Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle vs Virginia Rappe02:50 - Studio System05:00 - Morality Clause & Studio Control09:29 - What Now?Roaring 20s . Roscoe Arbuckle . Fatty Arbuckle . Virginia Rappe . Charlie Chaplin . Hollywood Scandal . Room 1219 . Hollywood Control . Studio System . Morality Clause . MGM . Universal Pictures . Paramount . RKG . 20th Century FoxIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#fattyarbuckle #oldhollywood #studiosystem
What Was the Best Year in Film History? FilmStack 2023-11-30 | What was the best year in film? It's a tough question to answer as almost every year has many great films from blockbusters, to indie films, to foreign films. We've found 7 years worth discussing among many honourable mentions. Whether it's years that were the best an era had to offer, or influential years that shaped the films that are made even today, or just years that had an amazing lineup. In this video we'll be going through each era of film, making sure each one is represented. The best year of silent films, the studio system, the late Golden Age of Hollywood, New Hollywood, Blockbuster decades and the year that had some of the greatest of films...Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:44 - The Impressive Lineup03:41 - The Best of an Era04:56 - Studio System06:15 - Best Decade?07:41 - New Hollywood09:06 - Most Influential10:45 - Highest of HighsBest Film Years. The Matrix. Fight Club. The Sixth Sense. Metropolis. Napoleon. The Wizard of Oz. Gone with the Wind. 12 Angry Men. Paths of Glory. Bonnie and Clyde. The Graduate. Taxi Driver. The God Father Part 2. Movie Brats Steven Spielberg. Chinatown. Dog Day Afternoon. Jaws. Blockbusters today. Star Wars. Close Encounters. Pulp Fiction. Forrest Gump. Shawshank Redemption. The Lion King. Shrek. 2019. 2014. 2007. 1999. 1927. 1939. 1954. 1957. 1959. 1967. 1972. 1974. 1975. 1976. 1977. 1982. 1986. 1987. 1994. 2001. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#filmhistory #filmindustry #bestyear
What Film Had the Worst Influence? FilmStack 2023-11-16 | Shaky cams, cinematic universes, live action remakes and controversial scandals. Movies can be very influential like how the Lord of the Rings Trilogy showed what was possible in film and the fantasy genre. But sometimes a film's influence can be negative and that's what we're here to explore, to find what films had the worst influence. We'll be looking at films that popularized questionable sub-genres, or really made studio execs greedy, or even gave people an irrational phobia decades after their release. The films we'll be looking at fall into three categories, their influence on what films are made, how films are made and their influence outside of film. Note that most of these films are actually good, but they did things so well that they inspired others with greed in mind. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:52 - Influence on What Films Are Made05:21 - Influence on How Films Are Made12:04 - Influence Outside of FilmWorst Influence.Worst Trends in Film. Scary Movie. Parody Movies. Worst Movies Ever. The Blair Witch Project. Found Footage Horror. Saw. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Horror Remakes. Alice in Wonderland 2010. Disney Live Action Remakes. Bourne Supremacy. Bourne Ultimatum. Shaky Cam. Quick Cuts. Jaws. Blockbusters. Star Wars. Merchandising. Aladdin. Celebrity Voice Actors. Avatar. Everything 3D. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Two Part Movies. The Avengers. Cinematic Universes. Top Gun. Tailhook 91. The Birth of a Nation. Shark Phobia. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#filmhistory #filmindustry #worst
How DVDs Took Over the World FilmStack 2023-11-09 | DVDs are no longer the main way we watch our movies. But there was a time that DVDs completely took over the world. Every couple of decades we have experienced some form of format war. VHS vs BetaMax, Blu-ray vs HD-DVD, DVD vs DivX. But no format has ever dominated as much as DVDs.In this video we talk about how and why DVDs became so popular, what has happened to them since their peak, and what the future of the format looks like.If you enjoyed this video, make sure to leave a like and subscribe!If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.NOTE: During the recording of this video my microphone was starting to break so there are a few moments where my voice clips slightly. We really apologize for this and we hope it doesn't take you away from the experience too much. Good news is that it was an excuse to buy an even better microphone. 😊 Enjoy!Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:41 - Not the First Format War03:00 - The Birth of DVD05:10 - The Rise and Benefits of DVD11:16 - The Death and Future of DVDPatreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstackWhen Were DVDs Created . Death of DVD . Rise of DVD . How DVD Took Over the World . VHS . Beta-max . DivX . LaserDisc . Tornado . Blade Runner . Blu-ray . HD-DVD . Playstation 2 . Playstation 3 . ps2 . ps3 . Japan DVD . First DVD Movie . Video Games . HDTVSome resources used:- americanfilmmarket.com/video-demand-audiences-watching- youtube.com/watch?v=TmA4e72p5DU- nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/world-s-last-remaining-vcr-company-cease-production-month-n614836- highdefdigest.com/news/show/4k-ultra-hd-bluray/discs/physical-media/Streaming/Cable/physical-media-sales-continue-to-decline-but-overall-home-entertainment-spending-is-rising/43987- quora.com/Why-is-a-DVD-known-as-a-digital-versatile-disc#filmhistory #DVD #vhstapes
The Biggest Surprise Hit - Titanic FilmStack 2023-11-02 | James Cameron's Titanic was the highest grossing movie of all time for 12 years before being dethroned by his next film Avatar. But Titanic was actually a surprise box office hit. It was expected to be the biggest flop since Waterworld as it became the most expensive film of all time. It was being destroyed in the press way before its release, being written off as a failure. The delays, production issues and the over-inflated budget were all very public. 20 hour work days, cast and crew injuries, and their food getting contaminated were just some of the issues in this troublesome production. In this video we'll be going over how Titanic proved everyone, especially the critics and news sites, wrong. Starting with the initial dives to the real Titanic and up to the theatrical release and VHS sales. With how successful Titanic was, it's easy to overlook the difficulties and pessimism involved to get there. Many had to experience the worst of James Cameron on set to get there with no bathroom breaks and the constant yelling, earning him the title "scariest man in Hollywood". But no-one had it worse from start to finish than James Cameron himself. Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:08 - Before Filming04:13 - Filming08:00 - After Filming10:23 - Success and LegacyTitanic. James Cameron. Avatar. Leonardo DiCaprio. Kate Winslet. Terminator 2. True Lies. Production Issues. Highest Grossing Movie. Celine Dion. Shipwreck Dives. 20th Century Fox. Paramount. TitanicWatch. Mij. Most Oscar Wins. Best Picture. Jurassic Park. Best 1997 Film. Leo-Mania. Most Rewatched Movie. Best VHS. Avatar: The Way of Water. Controversial Filming. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#titanic #jamescameron #filmhistory
Why Netflix Wont Die FilmStack 2023-10-19 | Netflix isn't going anywhere, at least not for a while. Back in 2022 it seemed like Netflix was collapsing. Recording its first decline of subscribers in a decade and its stock took a major cut. With the show cancellations, price hikes and password sharing restrictions, everyone's view of Netflix was negative. Everyone believed Netflix will lose in the streaming wars. But this was wrong, the opposite will happen actually. In this video we'll be looking at how Netflix actually turned things around in 2023, finding success in the ad-supported plans and password sharing restrictions. How their competitors like Disney Plus are following in their footsteps and will need to make the same show cancellations and budgets cuts as well. The worst is over for Netflix, they have an excellent worldwide strategy for content where they found success with Squid Game and they are open to adapting as was we saw with their live events and attempts at gaming. Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:20 - The Worst Is Over for Them05:03 - Content09:34 - They AdaptNetflix. Password sharing restrictions. Ad supported plans. Streaming wars. Squid Game. Stranger Things. Dark. 1899. Netflix show cancellations. Reality TV. Too Hot To Handle. Love is Blind. Selling Sunset. 3 Body Problem. Knives Out Deal. Glass Onion. Beef A24. Mindhunter cancelled. Netflix Games. Writer's Strike. Live Action Avatar the Last Airbender. Roald Dahl. Chris Rock Live Event. Most popular streaming service. HBO Max. Hulu. Prime video. Peacock. Paramount Plus. Linear TV. Best Streamer. Price Hikes. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#streamingservices #filmindustry #tvindustry
Is the Golden Age of TV Over? FilmStack 2023-10-12 | During the 2000s and early 2010s if seemed like we were getting hit after hit on TV. You could say that we were living in a golden age of television. But now, just a decade later it feels like there aren't as many truly great TV shows as there used to be. Are we still in the Golden Age of TV? If not, what caused it's downfall?In this video we'll explore the various golden ages of TV and talk about whether or not we're still in one. Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:31 - First Golden Age01:55 - The 80s02:17 - The Most Recent Golden Age04:17 - Movie Actors on TV05:09 - Are We Still In The Golden Age?06:14 - What Caused The End?09:54 - What Does the Future of TV Look Like?If you like this video, don't forget to leave a like and subscribe if you're interested in videos about the film industry in general.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstackGolden Age of Television . Is the Golden Age of TV Over? . The Sopranos . Rick and Morty . Mad Men . Breaking Bad . Game of Thrones . David Chase . Netflix . Disney+ . Writers Strike . Amazon Prime Video . Hulu . AI . TV Industry . Trough TV . Peak TV . Prestige TV#tvindustry #thesopranos #netflix
What Was the Worst Year in Film History? FilmStack 2023-10-05 | With the recent writers and actors strikes, the immediate future for film is looking pretty bleak. So we wanted to take a look at what the worst years for film were and what caused them to be so bad. It's common to discuss the best years in film history because there are just so many to choose from. But for the worst it's more difficult than just doing the opposite and finding the years that released the worst movies, like 2003 with The Room, Gigli and The Cat in the Hat. It makes more sense to look at the years with lacklustre lineups that didn't reach the highs most years usually do.In this video we'll explore the worst years in film history, and we found 4 of them. We'll be looking at blockbusters, Oscar lineups, and any significant events that negatively affected the film industry. Three of the years that stood out had a valid reason, whether it's a global pandemic, advancements in film technology or film strikes. Babylon Sound Film Scene: youtube.com/watch?v=wRbhk76rjH8youtube.com/watch?v=9pfdb6uHRbkChapters:00:00 - Intro00:55 - The Year With a Global Event03:59 - The Year When Technology Changed07:37 - The Year When the Industry Slowed Down11:03 - The Year With No ReasonWorst Film Years. Best Film Years. Global Pandemic. Theatre Closures. Film Delays. 2020. 2021. A Quiet Place Part 2. No Time to Die. Dune. Tenet. Sound Film. Talkies. 1929. Best Silent Films. Metropolis. Napoleon. The Passion of Joan of Arc. Transition to Sound. Babylon Sound Scene. Writer's Strike. 2007 - 2008. Actor's Strike. Quantum of Solace. X-Men Wolverine. Transformers Revenge of the Fallen. GI Joe. Terminator Salvation. 2009. 2023 Writers and Actors Strike. Dune Part 2. 2023 Film Delays. 2005 Worst Year. Big Budget Movies. Revenge of the Sith. Crash Best Picture. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#filmhistory #filmindustry #worstmovies
The Actor Who Didn’t Care - Marlon Brando FilmStack 2023-09-21 | On the Waterfront, The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. Not many actors achieved what Marlon Brando has over his career. Two Oscars and some of the best acting performances of all time, even getting labeled as "Actor of the Century". With hits like A Streetcar Named Desire, Superman, and Last Tango in Paris it's no secret why he and his realistic and revolutionary "method" acting are always in discussion when discussing the greats. But this won't be a video praising him, instead going over the more troubled and lazy side of Marlon Brando. The controversial on-set behaviour side of him consisting of not memorizing lines and reading cue cards, making weird demands and having many conflicts with the cast and crew. And the pranks, who can forget all the pranks he's pulled. Marlon Brando was an extremely difficult person to work with and we'll go over all these on-set issues in chronological order. But looking deeper into these on-set stories and career choices show a troubled and conflicted actor that didn't have passion, an actor who didn't care…Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:29 - Life Before Film03:26 - Rise to Fame05:28 - Downfall07:17 - Resurgence12:40 - IDGAF Era 15:10 - Why Didn't He CareMarlon Brando. The Godfather. Apocalypse Now. On the Waterfront. A Streetcar Named Desire. Superman 1978. Last Tango in Paris. The Men. Viva Zapata! Guys and Dolls. One-Eyed Jacks. Mutiny on the Bounty. Vito Corleone. The Missouri Breaks. Jor-El. The Formula. The Freshman. The Island of Dr. Moreau. Johnny Depp. Frank Sinatra. The Score. Greatest Actor of All Time. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#marlonbrando #oldhollywood #bestactor
How Comedy Took Over the 2000s... And Why It Died FilmStack 2023-09-14 | The comedy genre took over the 2000s, but why? Why were there so many great comedies coming out during the 2000s and why do some consider 2008 to be the greatest year for comedy? And where have the good ones gone? In this video we talk about the events that resulted in comedy being so prevalent during the 2000s, the people that pushed it further than before, and the reason for it's rapid downfall.Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:28 - Why Did They Become So Popular?03:48 - The Biggest Names07:04 - Comedy on TV08:05 - Where Did The Genre Go?10:35 - What's Next for Comedy?If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack2000s Comedies . What Happened to Comedy . Why Were There So Many Good Comedies? . Seth Rogen . Jonah Hill . James Franco . Superbad . Pineapple Express . Ben Stiller . Adam McKay . Judd Apatow . 40 Year Old Virgin . Knocked Up . Tropic Thunder . Mid Budget Films . Box Office Flops . Napolean Dynamite . Step Brothers . Jack Black . John C Reilly#comedymovies #filmindustry #tvindustry
Where Did Mid Budget Films Go? FilmStack 2023-08-31 | These days Hollywood seems to only release low budget indie films and high budget blockbusters, but where are those high concept character driven mid budget films? Films like The Truman Show, Fight Club, Rain Man and Eyes Wide Shut. The industry is run by money and have since phased out these kinds of films for safer profits with all the superhero films, reboots, remakes and other franchises. In this video we explore if mid budget films are actually gone (Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Menu, Asteroid City), why are there less of them being made (evolving industry, physical media, streaming wars, TikTok affecting consuming behaviour) and if they will ever come back (streaming losses and blockbuster flops).Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:58 - Have They Even Left?02:52 - Why Did They Leave - Evolving Industry07:26 - Why Did They Leave - Economy & Consumers10:09 - Did They Go Somewhere Else?13:09 - Will They Come Back?Mid Budget Films. The Witch. Fast X. The Truman Show. Eyes Wide Shut. Rain Man. Fight Club. Everywhere All At Once. The Menu. Asteroid City. Nope. A24. Beau is Afraid. Babylon. Bones and All. The Fabelmans. Timothee Chalamet. Anya Taylor-Joy. Florence Pugh. Quentin Tarantino. Disney. Netflix. Streaming Wars. ArcLight Cinema Dome. Matt Damon Hot Ones Interview. Physical Media. Decline of DVD. Rising Ticket Prices. Doom Scroll. Dopamine. TV Shows Replacing Movies. BEEF. Box Office Flops. Big Budget Flops. Barbenheimer. Barbie. Oppenheimer. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#streamingservices #filmindustry #tvindustry
The Show That Changed TV FilmStack 2023-08-27 | There aren't many shows that can be credited with changing the television industry, but Survivor is one of them. Even though it's not the first reality TV show, Survivor sparked the reality tv craze that we live in today and has changed the television industry forever. In this video we talk about why Survivor was so successful and why it had such an impact on the television industry. From American Idol to Too Hot To Handle, we might have Survivor to thank for all of it.If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstackFunny Candid Camera Links:youtube.com/watch?v=Z9M0UcnxMokyoutube.com/watch?v=7mGlQeSbou0&ab_channel=CandidCameraClassics#survivor #RealityTV #MovieChannelSurvivor // Jeff Probst // Big Brother // American Idol // Too Hot To Handle // Love is Blind // Reality TV // Never Have I Ever // Netflix // 2000s TV // TV // Sopranos // Hells Kitchen // The Bachelor // The Bachelorette // The Amazing Race // First Reality TV Show // The Real World // Candid Camera
A Year in Film History: 1994 FilmStack 2023-08-17 | The Lion King, Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, The Shawshank Redemption, True Lies and Speed. These are just some of the films from 1994 that make it such an important year for the medium. This was one of the best years for film, a very good year for Disney at the box office and had some important pop culture events such as OJ Simpson's slow car chase and the Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan incident. Welcome to A Year In Film History, a series where we’re going year by year and take a look at all of the interesting, controversial and sometimes whacky things that happened in the film industry. In this video we'll be focusing on 1994 that had some of the most iconic films ever made, CGI being used in unexpected ways and the creation of Dreamworks. Class of 1994: imdb.com/search/name/?birth_year=1994-01-01,1994-12-31Deaths of 1994: imdb.com/search/name/?death_date=1994-01-01,1994-12-31Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:44 - 1994 Films07:42 - The 1995 Academy Awards10:02 - Technology11:42 - Pop Culture14:19 - Television1994. 90s Movies. The Lion King. Forrest Gump. Pulp Fiction. The Shawshank Redemption. True Lies. Speed. The Jungle Book. Clerks. Three Colours Trilogy. The Crow. Ed Wood. Leon The Professional. Four Weddings and a Funeral. Tom Hanks. John Travolta. Quentin Tarantino. Samuel L Jackson. Uma Thurman. Morgan Freeman. Disney. Sandra Bullock. Keanu Reeves. David Letterman Oscars. Tonya Harding. OJ Simpson. Dreamworks. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#1990s #filmhistory #moviechannel
Why 2010s Movies Look and Feel Different FilmStack 2023-08-03 | The 2010s were a time where a lot of the technology and trends we still see today started, and movies from that decade have a certain look and feel to them. Why do movies from the 2010s look different? Why do 2010s movies FEEL different? Is it just nostalgia or is there something tangible behind it?In this video, we dive into the topic of why 2010s movies feel like 2010s movies.If there are reasons you think we missed, make sure to leave a comment. We'll be sure to join in on the conversation.If you like this video, don't forget to like and subscribe!If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and we might make a video with your idea.Chapters00:00 - Intro00:40 - Types of Movies04:55 - Rise of A2406:18 - A 2D World07:33 - 80s Nostalgia09:04 - CGI Mastered10:31 - Technology13:33 - Disney Decade14:31 - Diversity15:17 - TVGemini Man 60fps - youtu.be/r4ofjAZw16wPatreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackThreads: threads.net/@realfilmstackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#2010sMovies #a24 #2010s #moviechannel Why do 2010s movies feel different? / Why do movies from the 2010s look different? / Max Max / A24 / Uncut Gems / Barbie / Mission Impossible / Horror / The Conjuring / 1980s Nostalgia / 2000s Nostalgia / 2010s Nostalgia / Marvel
How will AI Affect the Film Industry? FilmStack 2023-07-18 | AI (Artificial Intelligence) seems to be everywhere lately. But how will AI Affect the Film Industry? In this video we dive deep into all of the latest AI advancements in the film industry and find out if it's ready to do a complete takeover.Can ChatGPT write a script? Can Meta-AI create a movie? Can DeepFakes replace actors? These are questions we've heard come up again and again and decided to do a deep dive.Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:23 - What is AI?03:16 - Idea Generation and Script Writing05:48 - VFX, Animation, and Imagery10:01 - Video Editing and Post Production10:52 - Will it take over Hollywood?匚尺丨ㄒㄒ乇尺乙 - youtube.com/watch?v=-qdx6VBJHBU&ab_channel=TheCritterzThe Frost (Part 1) - youtube.com/watch?v=IgPvoPBrlTE&t=143s&ab_channel=WaymarkIf you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstackAI Film Industry // ChatGPT // Dall-E // ChatGPT Script // Dall-E Movie // Writers Guild Strike // Actors Strike // ai movie // ai movies#aimovie #moviechannel #chatgptscript
A Year in Film History: 1993 FilmStack 2023-06-25 | Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, Mrs. Doubtfire, Super Mario Bros and The Nightmare Before Christmas. These are just some of the films from 1993 that make it such an important year for the medium. This was Steven Spielberg's year both in pushing film tech forward and in scooping up the Oscars. Welcome to A Year In Film History, a series where we’re going year by year and take a look at all of the interesting, controversial and sometimes whacky things that happened in the film industry. In this video we'll be focusing on 1993 with its films that really pushed CGI and animation, an Oscars with some interesting first wins and nominations, and two very tragic deaths. Class of 1993: imdb.com/search/name/?birth_year=1993-01-01,1993-12-31Deaths of 1993: imdb.com/search/name/?death_date=1993-01-01,1993-12-31Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:37 - 1993 Films08:06 - The 1994 Academy Awards10:17 - Technology12:50 - Pop Culture15:48 - Television1993. 90s Movies. Jurassic Park. Schindler's List. Steven Spielberg. Mrs. Doubtfire. Liam Neeson. Robin Williams. Super Mario Bros. The Nightmare Before Christmas. Tim Burton. Groundhog Day. Dazed and Confused. Whoopi Goldberg. Anna Paquin. Tom Hanks. Leonardo DiCaprio. Heidi Fleiss. Woody Allen. River Phoenix. Brandon Lee. CGI. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.Patreon: patreon.com/FilmStackTwitter: twitter.com/realFilmStackInstagram: instagram.com/realfilmstack#1990s #filmhistory #moviechannel
